47 Articles found on Wednesday, 22 August 2007

Big Brother Africa: To Vote: SMS the word

22-08-2007

'VOTE' and the name of the Housemate you would like to see EVICTED from the Big Brother Africa House to 15626.If you would like to vote Justice out of the house, SMS - VOTE JUSTICE to 15626. If you

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Big Brother Africa: Uganda's Maureen has a bimbo eruption

22-08-2007

ZIMBO Bertha was definitely blindsided by the announcement that she'd been nominated for evictions.And boy, she couldn't stop chewing over it. Was it this? Was it that? I don't get it. I thought I'd

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Big Brother Africa: Game on! J-men face axe

22-08-2007

THE game is now well and truly in full swing with the first nominations announced on Monday night, and the housemates with their heads on the chopping block are the muscled Jeff from Kenya and the

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SMSes of the day : Wednesday

22-08-2007

* TAKE CARE OF YOUR RELATIVES WHILE THEY ARE STILL ALIVE. I wonder why many rich people spend their money on preparing the funeral of a poor man on their side but when the person is alive, you don't

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Somalia struggles to tap Western oil investment

22-08-2007

LONDON - Western oil majors who quit Somalia at the beginning of its long civil war have no plans to take up a government invitation to return, and their insistence that 1980s deals remain valid

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Sierra Leone looks to shine its unpolished gems

22-08-2007

FREETOWN - As it pieces together its shattered mining sector after a 10-year civil war fuelled by so-called "blood diamonds," Sierra Leone is turning attention to processing its uncut gemstones.For

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ECB withdraws 35 billion euros from market

22-08-2007

FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank withdrew 35 billion euros (N$350 billion) from the market yesterday in its first withdrawal since injecting more than 200 billion euros in the wake of the US

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Investors on edge as fears remain over credit

22-08-2007

LONDON - Fears about a global credit crunch kept investors on edge yesterday, providing for see-sawing stock markets and a low appetite for riskier assets such as emerging market debt.Wall Street

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Zim in bid to end beef shortage

22-08-2007

HARARE - Zimbabwe's government has reopened dozens of private slaughterhouses to try to end severe meat shortages after it slashed consumer prices and assumed temporary responsibility for meat

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Kenya signs deal for geothermal plant

22-08-2007

NAIROBI - The Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) plans to construct a new geothermal plant that will boost generation by 35 megawatts (MW), the power producer said.KenGen said it had signed

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Worker fired for N$1m theft

22-08-2007

PROSPERITY Group Namibia has sacked an employee after it was discovered that hundreds of thousands of dollars had gone missing.Managing Director Kobus Struwig confirmed that an internal investigation

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Roessing looks to 2021 and beyond

22-08-2007

ROESSING Uranium intends to extend its operations to 2021 and beyond with an extension project costing more than N$830 million.This is quite a turnaround from the mine's stance in 2005, when it

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Three fired for illegal power connections

22-08-2007

THREE employees of northern electricity distributor Nored have been dismissed for illegally setting up electricity meters in the Kapako Constituency of the Kavango Region.The Deputy Minister of Mines

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Misa condemns attack on press freedom

22-08-2007

THE Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) has demanded that a motion tabled in the National Council on Monday to regulate two newspapers by legislation be withdrawn."Misa Namibia has learnt with

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Guidelines for coastal development in offing

22-08-2007

THE boom in urban development, mining and aquaculture projects along the coast is necessitating the speedy finalisation of the Namibian Coast Conservation and Management project's Strategic

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Let's get AIDS wise, urges the President

22-08-2007

WINDHOEK - President Hifikepunye Pohamba has urged Namibia's youth to engage in aggressive and broad-based campaigns to halt further infections of HIV-AIDS and help reduce the spread of the deadly

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All hunky dory at Forestry

22-08-2007

THE DIRECTOR of Forestry in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry has played down a claim that many skilled people in his directorate are leaving and that this could leave it with nobody to

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Cultural heritage of Haikom preserved

22-08-2007

A PROJECT to preserve the ancient knowledge of one of Namibia's indigenous San tribes has borne the first fruits with the launch of information collected from the Haikom people, who used to live in

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Security guard mediation kicks off

22-08-2007

TWO unions representing security guards and the Security Association of Namibia (SAN) have proposed Otniel Podewiltz of the Employment Equity Commission as the chairman of a conciliation board to

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President annoyed by youth

22-08-2007

THE Swapo Youth League wants tarred roads, electricity, schools, clinics, water and affordable housing in rural areas "with immediate effect".However, the demand made by newly elected Secretary Elijah

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18 years for New Year's Eve murder

22-08-2007

THE murder that former Rundu resident Manuel Alberto da Silva committed when he shot his girlfriend several times in the head in Windhoek on New Year's Eve 2003 could cost him more than 20 years of

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Epangulo lya Taylor lya tsilikwa

22-08-2007

T HE HAGUE - Aapanguli mboka taya ungaunga nEpangulo lyaangoka a li nalie Omupresidende gwa Liberia, Charles Taylor, mOmaandaha goshiwike shika oyu undulila epangulo lya Taylor ku Januali gwomumvo tu

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Omukwathi gwa mwene gwomukunda gwEhenye a hulitha

22-08-2007

T ATEKULU Lameck Antonius Amugongo ngoka a kala oomvula odhindji Kapatashu komukunda Ehenye popepi nOshakati mOshitopolwa sha Shana okwa hulithile megumbo lye mepipi lyomimvo ethele lwaampoka mEtitano

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Omuhingi gwOtaxi a yugwa iimaliwa nohauto

22-08-2007

O MUHINGI gwOtaxi gumwe mOvenduka a li ta felefula uusiku, okwa yugwa ohauto ye yOtaxi noshimaliwa.Otaku popiwa kutya omuhingi gwOtaxi nguka gwoomvula 32 okwa li a thikamene aalumentu yane

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Omukiintu a lalwa koonkondo popepi noUnam mOvenduka

22-08-2007

O MUKIINTU omugundjuka okwa kwatwa koonkondo iikando iyali nokuyugwa sho a ponokelwa kaalumentu yaali popepi nOyunivesiti ya Namibia mOvenduka oshiwike sha zi ko, Opolisi tayi lopota ngaaka

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Ombuga yUukwambi na Ndonga ya dhengwa unene komulilo

22-08-2007

O SHITOPOLWA oshinene shuunapelo kombuga yUukwambi na Ndonga osha hanagulwapo komulilo gwepeya, ngoka gwa tameke uusiku wEtitatu lyoshiwike sha zi ko.Kansola gwoshikandjohogolo shUuvudhiya Sebulon

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Aafekelwa yaali monkonga oya hala okumangululwa

22-08-2007

A ALUMENTU yaali mboka taya tamanekelwa oshipotha shoku kwata onkonga omukiintu gumwe konima sho ya tokelwa taya nu pokambashu kamwe molukanda lumwe poKeetmanshoop otaya ka pulakena nena (mEtitatu)

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Oonakunyana Nujoma naya pakele e taa yi, Omupresidende ta londodha

22-08-2007

M BOKA inaya hala epangelo li gamene nokupopila Omupresidende omukulu tatekulu Sam Nujoma, naya pakele iinima yawo e taya yi, nepangelo otali keya pa uutekete wondjila yimwe oku shuna kiilongo yawo

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Marconnet ruled out

22-08-2007

PARIS - France received a World Cup blow Monday when veteran prop Sylvain Marconnet was ruled out of the competition after failing to recover from an ankle injury.The Stade Francais player will be

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Unam tops Tisan Games

22-08-2007

WINDHOEK - The University of Namibia (Unam) yet again stamped its authority on sports for tertiary institutions when it won the most medals on offer at the 2007 edition of the Tisan Games in Windhoek

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Australia to host 2009 women's World Cup

22-08-2007

SYDNEY -- The Australian state of New South Wales will host the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in 2009, Cricket Australia said yesterday.Chairman Creagh O'Connor said CA's Board confirmed the NSW bid

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Feast of squash at Nashua Open

22-08-2007

WANDERERS Squash Club treated players and fans to a feast of squash over the weekend with the annual Nashua Wanderers Open.Young and old from Windhoek and the coast turned out to compete in what was a

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Boks banking on monster pack

22-08-2007

JOHANNESBURG - Four years of meticulous planning and building a squad of 30 versatile players is what South Africa coach Jake White will be banking on when the Springboks launch their challenge for

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Hanekom, Thorpe golf champs

22-08-2007

THE Annual Club Championships of the Windhoek Golf and Country Club took place last weekend.Seventy 70 players took part in the men's and women's categories. Seasoned golfer Francois Hanekom was

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Absences as England battle Germany

22-08-2007

LONDON - One of the most keenly contested rivalries in international football kicks off again tonight as England take on Germany at Wembley.But the so-called friendly clash between the age-old foes

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Warriors in financial fix

22-08-2007

THE financial crisis in which the Brave Warriors find themselves can ruin their preparations for their crucial African Nations Cup qualifier against Ethiopia on September 8 in Addis Ababa.The Namibia

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John Barnes coming soon

22-08-2007

WINDHOEK - Former English soccer legend John Barnes is expected in Namibia at the end of September on invitation from Helmo Communications, who will be launching the first Namibian Personality of the

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Germans warm to vilified Prussia

22-08-2007

BERLIN - Germans are starting to rethink their negative views about Prussia, the state which ruled much of northern Germany for centuries and which has been viewed for decades through the prism of

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Bill Deedes, inspiration for journalism classic 'Scoop'

22-08-2007

LONDON - Veteran British journalist Bill Deedes, the inspiration for the naive young reporter in the novel 'Scoop', has died aged 94, ending a 76-year career during which he was a cabinet minister and

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Irene Morgan Kirkaldy, desegregation pioneer

22-08-2007

IRENE Morgan Kirkaldy (90), whose refusal to give up her bus seat to white passengers led to a landmark court decision more than a decade before Rosa Parks gained recognition for doing the same, has

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35 Zim prosecutors quit

22-08-2007

HARARE - More than 35 prosecutors have quit the attorney general's office in Zimbabwe this year, leaving the Justice Ministry facing a serious staff squeeze, said reports yesterday.The ministry's

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Saddam aides go on trial in Iraq

22-08-2007

BAGHDAD - Former commanders of Saddam Hussein's military went on trial in Baghdad yesterday for their role in crushing a Shi'ite rebellion in southern Iraq at the end of the 1991 Gulf War in which

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Terrorist accused wins back visa

22-08-2007

BANGLORE- The family of an Indian doctor charged in Australia over failed car bombings in Britain welcomed yesterday's Brisbane court decision to reinstate his work visa."Haneef is happy and so is the

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Sunday Times prepares for court

22-08-2007

JOHANNESBURG - The Sunday Times was to file papers in the Johannesburg High Court yesterday replying to Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang's application to silence any comment on her medical

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Ugandans hold anti-gay protest

22-08-2007

Kampala - Hundreds of people held an anti-gay protest in Uganda's capital yesterday and called for the deportation of an American journalist who covers gay issues in the east African nation.Pastor

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Libya looks at new constitution

22-08-2007

BENGHAZI - Libyan leader Muammar Gadaffi's son Seif al-Islam, viewed as a possible successor, has outlined plans for the country's first constitution since his father seized power 38 years ago and

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Hurricane hits Mexico

22-08-2007

PLAYA DEL CARMEN - Hurricane Dean, a monster Category 5 storm, made landfall on Mexico's Caribbean coast yesterday, with roaring winds and heavy rain that battered beach resorts where thousands of

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