44 Articles found on Tuesday, 28 August 2007

Big Brother Africa: Face to face with Justice AFRICA has spoken.

28-08-2007

On Sunday, Botswana's Justice became the first housemate voted out of the Big Brother house.Viewers across the continent had to choose between Kenya's Jeff and Botswana's Justice to leave. In a seven

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Big Brother Africa: Week 3 and counting ...

28-08-2007

AFTER a hectic week of blood, sweat and tears as a result of the physical challenges issued by Big Brother, the housemates got to let their hair down and boogie to the sights and sounds of Channel O

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See No Evil, Hear No Evil IS there in Namibia a society for the deaf?

28-08-2007

If there is, could they confirm that the many deaf beggars sneaking up to drivers in parking lots in Windhoek (e.g. Maerua Mall, Wernhill Park and Town Square Parking lots) are indeed part of the

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Freedom Isn't Easy

28-08-2007

SWAPO'S Chief Whip in the National Council is not the first to have thought, "this is too much" or "this is unwarranted" at the hysterics and non-sequiturs that characterise the writing of the NSHR's

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Why No Leader With Ability To Reconcile?

28-08-2007

COULD you kindly allow me a little space in your paper to share my thoughts on reconciliation within the context of the current anomaly surrounding the 'Father of the Nation' and NSHR with the nation

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SMSes of the day : Tuesday

28-08-2007

* LIFE is a gift from God, that's why we are all not the same, therefore those who are given the opportunity to lead others should not use it to colonise others. I am referring to those top dogs who

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Nurse Won't Come Home

28-08-2007

I AM currently working as a nurse overseas and am very much concerned about the poor conditions of our state hospitals, I am strongly in support of Norman Tjombe.If we can build a new State House, why

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Guinea joins African states seeking nuclear power

28-08-2007

CONAKRY - Guinea will start talks with the International Atomic Energy Agency on a nuclear energy programme after the discovery of uranium this month, becoming the latest African state seeking a

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Oil above US$71

28-08-2007

LONDON - Oil edged higher above US$71 yesterday, adding to strong gains the previous session, as refinery problems rekindled gasoline supply concerns and strong US economic data helped offset credit

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S Korean carmakers facing tough times

28-08-2007

SEOUL - South Korea's car industry is facing increasingly tough times due to the strong won, high oil prices and sluggish domestic consumption, an executive of the biggest carmaker said Friday."The

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RBZ chief refused entry into Britain

28-08-2007

HARARE - Zimbabwe's central bank chief Gideon Gono was recently refused entry into Britain after the government in London said his visit could lead to public protests, state media reported

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Incomes in plush London neighbourhood reach high

28-08-2007

LONDON - The average annual income for households in Britain's wealthiest area has topped 100 000 pounds (N$1,5 million) for the first time, figures published Friday showed.The Royal Borough of

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Angolan LNG plant's exports due in late 2011

28-08-2007

LUANDA - Angola will start building its flagship multi-billion-dollar Soyo liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in the fourth quarter of this year and exports are due in late 2011, a state energy

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President warns of 'havoc' as heroes laid to rest at Eenhana

28-08-2007

PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba used the official Heroes' Day commemoration at Eenhana on Sunday to hammer home his - and his party's - stance on the NSHR's submission to the International Court of

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Herero call on Govt to act on dialogue

28-08-2007

THE Herero community has appealed to Government to start dialogue with Germany on reparations and development projects for those communities affected by atrocities committed against them by German

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Roads claim at least 10 lives

28-08-2007

TEN people died as the Namibian roads turned bloody over the long weekend, while 13 others were treated for injuries sustained in the same car accidents.A village in the North lost four young men

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'Cheap Chinese goods destroyed Zim economy'

28-08-2007

THE entry of cheap and low-quality Chinese goods into the Zimbabwe market "devastated the Zimbabwean economy," an academic from that country says.While China was exporting quality goods to the

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Farm rapist gets 12 years in Keetmans

28-08-2007

A 23-year-old man who raped and assaulted a 47-year-old Gochas resident was jailed for 12 years by the High Court at Keetmanshoop on Friday.Andries Swartz carried out the "humiliating and degrading"

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Card fraud suspects make second court appearance

28-08-2007

FIVE alleged members of an international bank card fraud syndicate who were arrested in Windhoek earlier this month may be asked to plead when they make their next court appearance in late

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Mother of four jailed over cheque fraud

28-08-2007

A THIRD conviction for a crime of dishonesty landed a Windhoek mother of four children with a prison term of up to four years when she was sentenced in the Windhoek Regional Court last week.The

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Nudo supports press freedom

28-08-2007

THE National Unity Democratic Organisation of Namibia (Nudo) says the media are an essential partner in development and muzzling them will negate the clear intent of the Namibian Constitution - that

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No home for Otjiku squatters

28-08-2007

A GROUP of seven dismissed farmworkers and their families, who have been living along a road near Otjiwarongo for the past three years, are still waiting for Government to give them a place to

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Iigwanahangano nayo inayi hala oontauki dhi dhikilwe ookamba

28-08-2007

J OHANNESBURG - Komufala gwehangano egameni lyoontauki lyIigwanahangano nenge United Nations High Commissiner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres, naye okwa gama kEpangelo lya South Afrika kutya AaZimbabwe

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Natango SA okwa hala ngaa okweeta pamwe Zanu-PF na MDC

28-08-2007

J OHANNESBURG - Epangelo lya South Afrika olya popi kutya sigo onena olya hala okweeta pamwe ongundu tayi pangele mu Zimbabwe yo Zanu-PF naandjoka yompilameno yo Movemenet for Democratic Change

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Omonamati gwomunandiplomaate ku Kiina okwa taalela eso

28-08-2007

O TASHI vulika omonamati gwOmunandiplomaate gwa Namibia ngoka a kala koBeijing sha Kiina sigo omathimbo ga zi ko, a kale Omunamibia gwotango ta taalele egeelo loyedhipago okuza sho Namibia lya

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Omaimbilo omape ga Aguste 26

28-08-2007

O mwiimbi nomutoti gwomaimbilo gopambepo Peter Ambambi, nedhina lya tseyika nawa 'Omuwambo gwa Ambambi', okwa tseyitha oshiwike sha zi ko kutya ota ka pititha okaCD komaimbilo ge na sha nesiku

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Ya gongala pEenhana nokudhimbulukwa esiku lyomapenda gaNamibia, 26 Aguste

28-08-2007

pEENHANA E NGATHITHI enenene lyAanamibia nosho wo aakalimo yomiilongo yopondje olya li lya gongala pEenhana mOukwanyama mOshitopowla sha Hangwena mOsoondaha ya zi ko nokudhimbululwa Esiku

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Simon oye ayeke mOsela yondholongo ta tala oTV

28-08-2007

N ONANDE Harry Simon oku li konima yekumba, oku li mo e li nawa e li mOsela ye mwene noha tala Otelevisi (TV), opo ngaa a kale u uvite shoka tashi inyenge muuyuni.Nande ongaaka, Komufala gwopevi

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Hewitt aims for a win

28-08-2007

NEW YORK - Lleyton Hewitt won his only US Open six years ago yet the battling Australian still believes he has it in him to win another.With top-ranked Roger Federer and number two Rafael Nadal firmly

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World Sports Briefs Joyner-Kersee's world mark beyond me: Kluft

28-08-2007

OSAKA - Carolina Kluft outdid heptathlon great Jackie Joyner-Kersee by becoming the first woman to win three world titles, but she does not think she will ever beat the American's world record.The

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Massa relives magic moment

28-08-2007

ISTANBUL - Ferrari's Felipe Massa returned to the scene of his first grand prix victory in Turkey on Sunday and, one year on, repeated the feat."It's amazing," said the Brazilian, whose parents were

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Boks and France take aim at All Blacks

28-08-2007

PARIS - South Africa and France have warned that the mighty All Blacks' widely anticipated smooth cruise towards World Cup glory could hit the rocks when the tournament gets underway in 11 days'

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Wariner in debut, Yelena eyes record

28-08-2007

OSAKA - Jeremy Wariner makes his Osaka debut today confident he can chase down Michael Johnson's 400 metres world record, while pole vault queen Yelena Isinbayeva aims for her own slice of

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South Africa in series win

28-08-2007

HARARE - A record 186-run third wicket stand between AB de Villiers and Albie Morkel paved the way for South Africa to complete a 3-0 sweep of their one-day series against Zimbabwe on Sunday.De

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Samaria pays dearly at world champs

28-08-2007

NAMIBIA'S Agnes Samaria once again misjudged her 800-metre race and paid dearly for it, when she was left to finish in eight position in the semi-finals at the Athletics World Championships in Japan

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United in first win over Spurs

28-08-2007

LONDON - Champions Manchester United won for the first time this season when a superb shot from Nani was enough to give them a 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League at Old Trafford

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In Brief US AG Resigns

28-08-2007

WASHINGTON - US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has resigned, ending a controversial tenure as chief law enforcement officer that blemished the Bush administration.Climate meeting * VIENNA - Climate

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Twins preside over Poland's political circus

28-08-2007

WARSAW - What do you get when two pudgy identical twins who gained fame as impish child actors become president and prime minister of Poland? A foolproof recipe for political vaudeville.Ever since

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Sudan orders US charity director to leave

28-08-2007

KHARTOUM - Sudan has expelled the top official in Sudan of the US-based aid group CARE, the director said yesterday.Country director Paul Barker told Reuters the Sudanese government's Humanitarian Aid

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Rebels kidnap 15 soldiers in Mali

28-08-2007

BAMAKO - Tuareg rebels have kidnapped 15 soldiers from a town in eastern Mali, Tedjerete, and fled in the direction of Niger, say Malian security officials.According to the army, the troops snatched

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Sarkozy calls for Iraq troop exit

28-08-2007

PARIS - President Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday called for a clear timetable for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Iraq as he outlined an assertive role for France in other world hotspots.Making his

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10 held over Russian journo killing: State

28-08-2007

Moscow - Ten people have been arrested in the killing of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya and will be charged soon, Russian news agencies quoted the chief prosecutor as saying yesterday."We

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Camilla will not attend Princess Diana memorial

28-08-2007

LONDON - Prince Charles' wife has announced that she will not attend this week's memorial service in Britain marking the 10th anniversary of Princess Diana's death.Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, had

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Greek firefighters to the rescue

28-08-2007

ATHENS - Firefighters scrambled a helicopter to rescue people trapped by flames in a southern Greek village yesterday, while dozens of fires burned out of control.The death toll from the worst

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