40 Articles found on Wednesday, 5 December 2007

Big Brother Africa Addiction: JR Ewing's in the house

05-12-2007

EISH, peeps! Here we are just short of a month of Big Brother Africa ending and I'm still being inundated with requests for news on the housemates.Seems the couples factor has propelled BBA 2 into a

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Big Brother Africa Addiction: Eish!

05-12-2007

SEEMS Zambian housemate Maxwell Chongo harbours ambitions of becoming a politician! According to a recent article in the The Post (Zambia), Max has not only dreamed of becoming a star since he was a

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SMSes of the Day : Wednesday

05-12-2007

* CONGRATULATIONS to all of you who took part in the music awards, for me you are all winners. Continue working hard and putting Namibia on the music map. Those who didn't receive anything, there's

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Ministry of Education responds

05-12-2007

THE Ministry of Education has taken time out to respond to a number of the complaints about the Education Sector, which have been SMSed to The Namibian: I LOST hope when I visited Ongwediva College of

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Various projects benefit from DBN

05-12-2007

THE Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) yesterday announced its latest round of loans for the past nine months which amounted to N$234,4 million.The loans approved for various projects and business

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High interest rates shrink housing market

05-12-2007

THE affordability to housing will weaken further as consumers are already financially stretched, according to the First National Bank of Namibia.In its latest Housing Index, the expected increase in

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Miners union launches national safety strike

05-12-2007

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's biggest miners' union launched a one-day national strike yesterday to protest against deaths in the country's mines, disrupting operations across the world's top producer

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Poor nations seek to 'climate proof' economies

05-12-2007

NUSA DUA - Developing nations from Sudan to Uruguay are finding new ways to "climate proof" their economies from threats ranging from desertification to storms, a UN-backed study said

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India's poor left behind by blistering growth

05-12-2007

NEW DELHI - India's scorching growth is failing to filter down to its hundreds of millions of poor people, a ruling Congress party minister has warned, stoking fears of social conflict.India's economy

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Hardap Governor in brawl

05-12-2007

HARDAP Governor Katrina Hanse-Himarwa ended up in a brawl at Mariental's Aimablaagte residential area on Saturday.The fight allegedly stemmed from a spat over food. It involved Hanse-Hirmarwa and

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Air Namibia joins the billion-dollar club

05-12-2007

GOVERNMENT guarantees for loans dished out to struggling national carrier Air Namibia came to N$1,04 billion during the 2005-06 financial year, the latest audit report on State accounts

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Editors oppose Swapo decision to regulate media

05-12-2007

THE Namibia Editors' Forum (NEF) yesterday warned that a resolution taken at the 4th Swapo Congress last week aimed at regulating the activities of the media will not be in anyone's best interest.The

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Govt Ministries overspent by N$573 million

05-12-2007

TWELVE Government ministries and departments overshot their budget allocations and jointly overspent a staggering N$573 million during the financial year ending March 2006 - a total of N$217 million

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MVA offers ambulance service to hospitals

05-12-2007

AS the festive season approaches, the number of casualties resulting from car accidents is expected to rise and hospitals across the country usually face shortages of life support machines and

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Former AMECS pupils protest proposed closure

05-12-2007

A PROPOSAL by government that the historic African Methodist Episcopal Community School (AMECS) at Gibeon should be done away with has been met with stiff opposition from the school's former pupils

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I was lucky, Spanish visitor says after robbery

05-12-2007

A FREELANCE writer and photographer from Spain, Martin Ruiperez Garcia, was lucky to have escaped unhurt from a robbery on the road near Oshakati on Friday.He considered himself even luckier when his

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Boy drowns at Outapi

05-12-2007

A nine-year-old boy drowned at a village at Outapi on Saturday, after he apparently fell in a canal whilst collecting water.The deceased was identified as Edson Tchimua. * Fourteen trial

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RDP list probe continues

05-12-2007

THE independent investigators brought in by the Electoral Commission of Namibia to probe how a list of 700 Rally for Democracy and Progress members and sympathisers ended up in the wrong hands have

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Power outages threaten blood supply

05-12-2007

THE Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia says recent power outages could result in blood shortages.BTS spokesperson Liesel Schwerdtfeger said because of power cuts the already limited blood supply has

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Langstrand trailer park leases valid: Court

05-12-2007

THE Walvis Bay Municipality has suffered a second legal defeat in its attempt to get rid of the trailer park that has been one of the features - but not at all a complementary one, according to some -

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Health Ministry overspends by N$ 26 million

05-12-2007

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has overspent by N$26 million according to the Auditor General's report presented in Parliament during its final session.In the report for the financial year

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Swakop okwa li mondhime mOmaandaha

05-12-2007

O ONGESHEFA poSwakopmund odha li dha tameke oshiwike nOmaandaha omambulau sho dha kala dhaa na olusheno okuza potundi onti 07h30 sigo opotundi onti 15h30.Ondhime ndjika yolusheno mOmaandaha, oya li ya

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Omuntu gumwe a yugwa kaahingi yootaxi yiifundja

05-12-2007

O MUKALIMO gumwe mOvenduka okwa londodha oshigwana kutya nashi takamithe aahingi yootaxi dhiifundja, mboka ta ti kutya otaya iningi ya fa shili aahingi yootaxi, ihe oya hala ashike okuyuga

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Omutoolinkundana gwokuSpania a yugwa kwali ohauto ye mOnooli

05-12-2007

O MUTOOLINKUNDANA gwopaumwene gwoku Spania, ngoka e yile moNamibia omasiku ga zi ko, ta gongele omauyelele ge na sha nIinima yOpandjokonona noshowo omahala gopandjokonona moNamibia, mEtitano lya zi ko

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Namibia i ikutha mo metsokumwe lya EU

05-12-2007

N AMIBIA okwa palutha ompito ye okukutha ombinga metsokumweuvathano epe ndyoka li li pokati ka EU na niilongo ya Afrika lyokuumbugantu - ndyoka li na okutulwa miilonga mu Januali 2008.Oshinima shika

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Aamati yetu ya mona omudheuli omupe

05-12-2007

O MUDHEULI gwetanga lyokompadhi OmuDutch gwedhina Arie Schans oye ta ka kwatela komeho osipana ya Namibia yopashigwana (Brave Warriors) pethimbo lyuudhano wEkopi lyIigwana ya Afrika ndyoka tali ka

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Sport Briefs Hleb set to miss Newcastle trip

05-12-2007

LONDON - Belarus winger Alexander Hleb is set to miss Arsenal's Premiership match at Newcastle tonight because an Achilles injury.Manager Arsene Wenger must also wait on news from midfielder Cesc

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Korea fancied for Champs Trophy

05-12-2007

KUALA LUMPUR - Asia's number-one hockey side Korea have taken over from the Netherlands as favourites to win the Champions Trophy, as teams struggle to cope with hot and humid conditions midway

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Lewis tells Hatton to go in hard at Floyd

05-12-2007

LONDON - Former world heavyweight boxing champion Lennox Lewis said on Sunday Ricky Hatton needs to "go in like a madman" if he is to beat Floyd Mayweather in next weekend's hugely-anticipated

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Ronaldo double lifts Man Utd to second

05-12-2007

LONDON - Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Manchester United beat Fulham 2-0 on Monday to climb to second in the Premier League.Arsenal, who won 2-1 at Aston Villa on Saturday, lead with 36 points

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Mourinho hunts for England job

05-12-2007

LONDON - Jose Mourinho would be "honoured" to become England coach according to an advisor of the former Chelsea manager.The Portuguese has emerged as one of the leading candidates for the post after

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Rammies shift focus

05-12-2007

RAMBLERS will shift their focus to the premiership tonight when they meet a rigid Tigers side, after their triumph over Black Africa in the FNB Cup at the weekend.Kick off is 19h00 at the Sam Nujoma

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Warriors get N$2,5 million

05-12-2007

NAMIBIAN mobile telecommunication operator, MTC announced a massive N$2,5 million sponsorship for the Brave Warriors for their African Cup of Nations campaign in Ghana next month.MTC's general manager

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Zimbabwe: Women forced to give sexual favours to survive

05-12-2007

BULAWAYO, NOVEMBER 20 - With her unkempt hair tucked into a woollen hat, a faded T-shirt, skirt and a pair of torn canvas shoes, Nokhuthula Tshuma (not her real name) doesn't fit the stereotypical

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Britney tops list of Yahoo! searches for 2007

05-12-2007

NEW YORK - Love her or hate her, Britney Spears fascinated people in 2007 with the disgraced pop princess heading a list of the top 10 searches on Yahoo!.Spears, a former Disney Mouseketeer who turned

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British teacher arrives home

05-12-2007

LONDON - A British teacher jailed for letting her students name a teddy bear Muhammad as part of a writing project arrived home yesterday after being pardoned - ending a case that set off an

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Chad army attacks rebels

05-12-2007

N'DJAMENA - Chad's army attacked an anti-government rebel group for a second day yesterday, trying to dislodge the insurgents from their mountain hideout near the eastern border with Sudan's Darfur

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Opposition keep boycott option open

05-12-2007

ISLAMABAD - Former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's politician brother faced possible arrest yesterday over murder charges dating back to 1998 after both brothers were excluded from upcoming

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Iran welcomes US nuke report

05-12-2007

TEHRAN - Iran yesterday exulted at a US intelligence report contradicting Bush administration assertions it was building an atomic bomb, but Israel was sceptical and Britain urged continued pressure

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Expelled UN diplomat leaves Myanmar: UN official

05-12-2007

YANGON - The top UN diplomat in military-run Myanmar left the country yesterday after the junta ordered his expulsion over a scathing statement on the country's dire humanitarian state, a UN official

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