45 Articles found on Monday, 15 January 2007
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ALTHOUGH almost all SADC countries are committed in principle to implementing a human rights based response to HIV and AIDS, half of them still have less than a 15 per cent coverage in their
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DAKAR - Africa's poorest are even worse off than they were a quarter of a century ago and despite years of debt relief, humanitarian aid and the goodwill of fund-raising rock stars, the West is to
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LAGOS - Nigeria has granted an United Arab Emirates (UAE) telecommunications firm a licence to operate digital mobile phone services in the west African country, an official said Friday.Mubadala
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THE Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) will this year target the Caprivi and Omaheke regions to improve businesses there.Shaanika said in an interview with Nampa last week that there is
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BEIJING - Preliminary estimates show China's economy grew 10,5 per cent last year and the country faces challenges in managing its rapid expansion, the government's top planning agency said Friday.The
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's central bank does not and cannot suffer interference in its independence, despite being controlled by the government and private shareholders, Reserve Bank Governor Tito
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JOHANNESBURG - South African stock market operator JSE Ltd expected full-year headline earnings per share and consolidated earnings to be marginally higher than the year-ago period, the group said on
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MOSCOW - A top Russian financier faced an arrest order on Friday for allegedly ordering the contract murder of the deputy head of Russia's Central Bank, Russian news agencies reported.Alexei Frenkel
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WASHINGTON - Back from the dead? Nascent hope that the Doha Round of trade talks, which collapsed in July in clashes over farm trade, could be resumed soon continued on Thursday as US officials talked
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NAMIBIA appears to have a radiant future in the mining sector with over 20 mining outfits doing uranium prospecting and exploration, mainly in the Erongo Region, and an Australian company announcing
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CAPTAIN Anna Christiaans (67) of the Bondelswarts clan in the South is recuperating in hospital after she was found lying in the veld about 10 kilometres outside Keetmanshoop on Saturday
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THE Police at Khorixas on Thursday made their tenth arrest in a week in a crackdown on stock theft.Absalom Gariseb (38) was caught at a cattle auction in Kamanjab, allegedly just minutes after
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AUTHORITIES at Khorixas say they are bracing for a potentially explosive situation as far as the community's identification of more than 7 000 head of stolen livestock is concerned.With 10 suspected
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THE early-childhood development programme of the City of Windhoek last week presented a workshop for 36 preschool teachers from the city's informal settlements.They attended the workshop free of
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SOME parts of Namibia received welcome rains over the weekend, with the highest rainfall of 30,8 millimetres measured in the Windhoek city centre on Friday afternoon.Katutura received 16,8 mm,
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TWO girls burnt to death at Omakango village in the Oshikoto Region when a hut they were sleeping in caught fire on Thursday evening.Regional Police spokesperson Christina Fonsech told The Namibian
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PEOPLE from villages such as Otshuulo, Olupumbu and Uukwangula in the Oshana Region have been ordered to stop fishing at the Ontsaadhiya oshana at Olupumbu.The villagers, mainly women and young girls,
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FOUR more people, including the head of Samsung Namibia, lost their lives on Namibian roads in two accidents on Thursday and Saturday.The commanding officer of the Namibian Police's public relations
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THE year 2007 started on an off-key note for an Omaruru gemstone dealer, after he was convicted of rape and sentenced to a 15-year prison term last week.Magistrate Gert Retief found Benold Stanley
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ILLEGAL decision-making, a lack of financial accountability and nepotism are alleged to be at the root of money problems faced by the Spitzkoppe Community Rest Camp.Various members of the Spitzkoppe
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A CASE in which stock theft charges dating back more than seven years are being levelled against two of the men being prosecuted in the main Caprivi high treason trial is now scheduled to go to trial
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THE Switch mobile telephone service offered by Telecom Namibia is a welcome relief, is legal and introduces lower fees to Namibians.This is the conclusion of a study conducted by the Namibian Economic
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THE Zambezi River is high for this time of the year - 1,37 metres at Katima Mulilo yesterday - up three centimetres from Saturday - and high water levels are expected to reach the Caprivi this
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U UNONA uukadhona uyali owa si uusiku wEtine lya zi ko sho wa pile mondunda yokutelekela megumbo lyaakuluntu wawo pOmakango moshitopolwa sha Shikoto.Omugandjimulombo gwOpolisi moshitopolwa sha Shana
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O SHIKONDO shi na sha nomahooli otashi ulike kutya otashi vulika ondando yomahooli yi kale inayi lunduluka omwedhi nguka.Ashike otashi vulika aaniihauto ya ka nyanyukwe nokuuvithwa nawa omwedhi tagu
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O MUDHIMBA gwomulumentu taku tegenekwa e na oomvula 40 nasha, ogwi itsuwa mOkanala konima yolukanda lwa Sky mOshakati mEtitatu lyoshiwike sha zi ko.Omugandjimulombo gwOpolisi moshitopolwa sha Shana
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O MUKALELIPO gwa South Afrika mu Namibia Tim Maseko okwa hulitha omasiku ga zi ko mOshipangelo shimwe mu Johannesburg kuuvu wedhengo lyomutima.Maseko, ngoka a li e na oomvula 71, okwa hulithile
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AAKALIMO yomomikunda ngashi Otshuulo, Olupumbu nUukwangula moshitopolwa sha Shana, oshiwike sha zi ko oya li ya lombwelwa kutya naya hulithepo okuhuga oohi medhiya Ontsaadhiya li li pomukunda
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M omukunda Emono gu li momundhingoloko gwa Shakati, okakadhona koomvula 11 oka kwatwa koonkondo momasiku 1 ga Januali."Oshinima shika osha ningwa molyotango lya Januali, ihe opo ashike sha lopotwa
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O KAMBA yiiyamakuti pOkolindji yUunamapya pOgongo moshitopolwa sha Musati, omu na iiyamakuti oyindji noonkondo ya pitilila, shoka tashi vulika shi ete ompumbwe yuunapelo wiinamwenyo.Nghilai Evaristo,
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MELBOURNE - Spanish tyro Rafael Nadal has dispelled any concerns about his leg injury and believes he is ready to claim his maiden Australian Open crown.The world number two, with a disappointing
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MELBOURNE - Roger Federer can rarely have started a grand slam on the back of losing his last match and playing a man with a winning record against him, but the Swiss kicks off his Australian Open in
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LONDON - Former captain David Beckham has not given up hope of resuming his England career despite agreeing to leave Real Madrid for Los Angeles Galaxy."I don't believe it is the end of my
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HOBART - Australia produced some brilliant fielding as they thrashed New Zealand by 105 runs to remain unbeaten in the triangular one-day series on Sunday.New Zealand were boosted by a Shane Bond
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LONDON - Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said it was critical the Premiership leaders did not become distracted by title talk after a 3-1 win against Aston Villa saw them stay six points
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CIVICS and Oshakati City were in emphatic form as they garnered maximum points in their premiership ties at the weekend, which also saw victories for Ramblers and Tigers.Civics have now moved into top
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Saudi Arabia's first beheading in 2007 RIYADH - Saudi Arabia yesterday beheaded a Saudi man for murdering another Saudi national after an argument, in the first execution reported in the kingdom in
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ATLANTA - AIDS research in the United States has often focused on gay white men because the virus was identified early in that group and they developed an effective lobbying voice.But a clinical trial
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MOGADISHU - Somali troops and allied Ethiopian soldiers expanded their house-to-house search for weapons yesterday as this country's fledgling government struggles to assert authority over a nation
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WASHINGTON - Despite palpable frustration in Washington with the government in Baghdad, the under-fire Bush administration is refusing to contemplate a Plan B, should its long-odds new strategy fail
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HARARE - The main wing of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party on Friday resolved to call mass protests in the next 12 weeks to force the government to accept sweeping political
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CAIRO - Egyptian authorities detained Saturday a journalist from the pan-Arab Al-Jazeera TV network for fabricating scenes of torture staged inside Egyptian police stations, an interior ministry
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KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian health officials are on alert for outbreaks of disease as a second wave of floods hits southern areas, forcing more than 90 000 people to flee their homes and seek shelter at
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RAMALLAH - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice yesterday he opposes the establishment of a provisional Palestinian state in temporary borders, a key part of
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WITBANK - South African President Thabo Mbeki addressed the governing African National Congress on Saturday to mark its 95th anniversary, at the start of what is likely to be his last year as party
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