34 Articles found on Monday, 19 February 2007

BHP to sell Optimum to BEE group

19-02-2007

LONDON - BHP Billiton Energy Coal South Africa hopes to conclude the sale of its 13 million tonnes a year Optimum coal mine by the end of the second quarter to a black economic empowerment (BEE)

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Google e-mail service opens to all

19-02-2007

SAN FRANCISCO - In a Valentine's Day gift to the world, Google has dropped the invitation-only policy for Gmail and made the free e-mail service available to anyone."Gmail sign-ups are now open

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US threatens to revive WTO piracy suit against China

19-02-2007

WASHINGTON - The United States on Thursday threatened to revive a bid to drag China to the WTO over copyright piracy if bilateral talks sought by Beijing to fend off the action do not achieve a

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Zim hikes maize price in inflation risk

19-02-2007

HARARE - Zimbabwe has drastically hiked prices for the staple maize, adding a new potential inflation risk for consumers already battling the fastest rate of price rises in the world.President Robert

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FNB sees growth

19-02-2007

FNB Namibia has become the first bank operating in Namibia to pass the N$10 billion mark in total assets.This was revealed in the FNB Namibia Holdings interim financial results - for the six months

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Councillors 'flee' criticism

19-02-2007

OSHANA regional councillors boycotted a training workshop arranged by the Office of the Prime Minister because it was to be presented by wellknown political analyst Dr Joseph Diescho.Regional Governor

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Year of Pig predicted to be a rough ride ...

19-02-2007

YESTERDAY marked the start of the Chinese New Year and it's a lucky one for those starting out in life.But the rest of us are in for a rough ride. Expect epidemics, disasters and violence in much of

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Boy snatched by croc in Kavango River

19-02-2007

AN afternoon out on the Kavango River ended tragically for a 16-year-old boy on Thursday.Katjotjo Mbuyu was bathing in the river when a crocodile pounced on him at Mupapama village, Police Warrant

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Pitt-Jolie donations in the bag

19-02-2007

THE Namibian Red Cross Society has shot down claims that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt may have reneged on their promise to assist two hospitals when they visited Namibia last year.The allegations were

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White farmers should help San: Swapo

19-02-2007

SWAPO has supported a call by the Hai//om San that they be given land but said such land must come from those commercial farmers who "grabbed" it from them.The ruling party's co-ordinator in the

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Keetmans up in arms over electricity

19-02-2007

KEETMANSHOOP residents have called for an inquiry into the death of a child who was recently electrocuted in the Tseiblaagte residential area.Mathias Keister (8) was killed after he touched a live

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Construction boss denies allegations

19-02-2007

THE Chairman of the Namibia National Construction Association (Nanca), Michael Heita, has denied allegations by former members that the organisation is corrupt.Addressing a press conference at

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Goraseb moves to NamWater

19-02-2007

ONE of Namibia's long-serving senior Police officers has resigned from the force to join a parastatal.Chief Inspector Hieronymus Goraseb, who has been attached to the Police Public Relations

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Ruling pending for second treason trial discharge bid

19-02-2007

THE 12 men in the dock in the second Caprivi high treason trial will hear in two weeks whether they have succeeded in winning a discharge on all six charges.Acting Judge John Manyarara is set to give

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Dordabis rape suspect granted bail

19-02-2007

JOHANNES Arie (37), who was arrested at Dordabis close to two weeks ago and charged with the rape of his 14-year-old cousin, was granted bail in the Katutura Magistrate's Court last week.The girl laid

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Showers in the North

19-02-2007

THE showers that fell in some parts of Namibia over the weekend were caused by incoming moisture from the tropics, the Windhoek Weather Bureau said yesterday.Weatherman Simon Dirkse said Saturday's

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Schools to pull up their socks

19-02-2007

THE percentage of schoolchildren who have to repeat a grade is unacceptable and shows that some State schools perform so poorly that they might have to be closed, Education Minister Nangolo Mbumba

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Evidence wrapped up in trial of ex-Prosecutor

19-02-2007

THE last testimony in the corruption trial of former Outapi Magistrate's Court Public Prosecutor Stanley Nakale and two of his ex-colleagues was heard in the High Court in Windhoek on Friday.With the

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Aakwiita ya Uganda ya dhipaga aapiyaganeki ye li 45

19-02-2007

KAMPALA - Onkundana okuzilila ku Kampala sha Uganda otayi ti kutya aakwiita yEpangelo oya dhipaga aanamikunda yamwe ya homata yomuhoko gwAaKaramojong ye li 45 moshitopolwa sha Karamoja mEtitatu lya zi

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Nalisa ina hala aniwa okugandja ohauto ya RCC

19-02-2007

B RAIN Nalisa, ngoka a li nale Menindjela gwa kwalukehe mOkampani ya Road Contractor Company (RCC) ina hala okushunitha ohauto yo Mashete ya RCC ndjoka e na, ya kosha oshimaliwa shOondola/N$512

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Aawiliki yo CoD yopaitopolwa kaye uvitile nawa ongundu yawo

19-02-2007

A AKWATAKANITHI yongundu yo Congress of Democrats (CoD) miitopolwa ine yokOnooli, oya hala okufala ongundu yo kOmpangu ngele oya ningi nOkongresa yo CoD ya gwedhwapo ngashi sha tokolwa.Omathimbo ga zi

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Awene ota ti ke na ondjo mu shoka a lopotelwa

19-02-2007

O MULUMENTU ngoka taku fekelwa kutya oye a li omutse omunene moshinima sheyugo enene kwa homatiwa, oshiwike sha zi ko okwa lombwele Ompangu ya Mengestrata mOvenduka kutya ke na ondjo.Jason Awene, a

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Kashuupulwa a yeleka sho ya tinda okuya kOshigongiilonga sha Dr Diescho

19-02-2007

G AVENA yoshitopolwa sha Shana omusamane Klemens Kashuuyulwa ota ti kutya Elelo lye lyoshitopolwa sha Shana kalya li lya lombwelekeka nawa shi na sha noshigongiilonga shoka sha li sha longikidhwa

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Sharks in unbeaten run

19-02-2007

SYDNEY - South Africa's Natal Sharks opened a two-point break at the top of rugby's Super 14 to continue their unbeaten run at the expense of New Zealand's Otago Highlanders this weekend.The Sharks

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Top one-day ranking for Proteas

19-02-2007

JOHANNESBURG - Veteran all-rounder Shaun Pollock expressed confidence that South Africa could bring home the World Cup as the Proteas took over from Australia yesterday at the top of the one-day

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Anderson stunned by Ali

19-02-2007

KEVIN Anderson sensationally lost his Commonwealth welterweight title on a split decision against Ali Nuumbembe at the Fife Ice Arena, Kirkcaldy.Anderson had been on top until the seventh round but,

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BA on top of Pirates

19-02-2007

THOUSANDS of Orlando Pirates supporters swallowed a bitter pill after a lone goal by Black Africa striker Jerome Louis saw them losing 1-0 in an electrifying derby which unfolded at the Independence

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Brave Gladiators, DRC draw 3-all

19-02-2007

NAMIBIA'S Brave Gladiators fought their way back to draw 3-all against the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in a laid-back 2008 Olympic Games qualifier at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Saturday.Namibian

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Israel, US agree boycott plan

19-02-2007

JERUSALEM - The US and Israel have agreed ahead of a three-way meeting with the Palestinians to shun any new Palestinian government that does not renounce violence, recognise Israel and accept

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In Brief

19-02-2007

Zim armed police halt rally *HARARE - Zimbabwe riot squads fired water cannon to drive people off the streets of a troubled township in the capital Harare yesterday after a major opposition rally was

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Italian judge indicts 26 'CIA' agents

19-02-2007

MILAN - An Italian judge indicted 25 suspected CIA agents and a US Air Force lieutenant colonel in the alleged kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric who had been under investigation for recruiting Islamist

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Bulgarian nurses appeal in Libya HIV case

19-02-2007

TRIPOLI - Five Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death for infecting hundreds of Libyan children with the virus that causes AIDS appealed on Saturday against their conviction, their lawyer said.Othman

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Marine gets 8 years for murder

19-02-2007

CAMP PENDLETON - A US military judge on Saturday sentenced a US Marine to eight years in prison after he pleaded guilty to murdering an Iraqi in the city of Hamdania last year, military officials

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Unions shun talks in Guinea

19-02-2007

CONAKRY- Union leaders failed to show up at planned talks with Guinean officials, again delaying any solution to an impasse over demands that the West African nation's long-ruling president relinquish

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