41 Articles found on Monday, 22 January 2007
22-01-2007
Raising bid price for PT unlikely LISBON - Sonaecom has no plans to raise the price it is offering in its 10,7-billion-euro hostile takeover bid for larger rival Portugal Telecom, the president of its
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ASMARA - Tracing a finger on a faded map of Eritrea's former railway line, Amanuel Ghebreselassie is a man with a vision.Manager of the Eritrean Railways Rehabilitation Project, he plans to replace
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WASHINGTON - Montenegro on Thursday became the 185th member of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, a move expected to help the former Yugoslav region in its bid for EU membership.Signing
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LAGOS - Africa's biggest cellular network, MTN Group, has acquired a privately-owned Nigerian fixed-line firm in a move to consolidate its market position, MTN said on Thursday.The Johannesburg-based
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TELECOM Namibia last week signed supply agreements with a Durban-based company, Pelican Investments Seven (Pty) Limited, for the printing and delivery of the Telecom Namibia Directory.Under the terms
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's central bank should keep its repo rate unchanged at 9,0 per cent when its policy committee meets again next month, Moody's Economy.com said on Friday.The latest forecast
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SUSPENDED Roads Contractor Company CEO Kelly Nghixulifwa has "relinquished his position" - by mutual agreement - some four months after he was suspended in the wake of a forensic audit at the
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NAMPOWER has appealed to all electricity users to help save power after electricity supplies in South Africa were suddenly reduced on Thursday as a result of a tripped turbine at the Koeberg nuclear
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HEALTH Deputy Minister Petrina Haingura says she was taken to heaven in a vision on the night of January 12, and while there was given a message by an angel to tell people on earth.Haingura, who is
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THE Kandara inquest is back on track.Close to 10 months after a first inquest into the circumstances of the gunshot death of Lazarus Kandara was stopped after four days of proceedings in the Windhoek
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EMPLOYEES at Commercial Investment Corporation (CIC) in Windhoek on Friday, protested alleged discrimination on the part of the company's management.Workers, led by the Namibian Food and Allied
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GOBABIS - A man booted from a Government house on Wednesday has described his eviction as humiliating.Charles Simataa said the Regional Representative of the Ministry of Works, Transport and
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THE prospect of industrial action is looming at a Luederitz fishing company with frantic wage negotiations between Pescanova and the Namibia Seamen and Allied Workers' Union (Nasawu) deadlocked.Nasawu
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THE Lutheran churches of Namibia have come closer to becoming one unified church by establishing a unified church council.The decision was taken at a meeting between the three Lutheran church groups
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Three people died on the Western Bypass on Friday night just after 23h00 when their small Nissan bakkie collided head-on with a Toyota 4x4 vehicle.The three deceased occupants of the Nissan are the
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A NAMIBIAN Broadcasting Corporation television cameraman last week became the latest prosecution witness to testify in the marathon main Caprivi high treason trial.Simon Naeman on Tuesday entered the
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OSHAKATI Police have arrested a 51-year-old man in connection with fires that destroyed two houses at Omeege village in the Oshana Region early Tuesday morning.Gottlieb Thomas Emvula was arrested at
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ELECTRICITY generated from wind power is seen as a possible option for Namibia and NamPower has asked investors to submit proposals for a joint venture to set up a wind park to generate 40 megawatt
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A JAIL term remains the all but inevitable consequence that will befall people convicted of stealing from their employer in Namibia, is the warning contained in an appeal judgement handed down in the
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A WAGE strike at a Luederitz fishing company has entered a third day after management and the fishermen's union failed to reach agreement.Hundreds of fish factory workers at NovaNam, a member of the
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THE Keetmanshoop Municipality has laid a charge of theft against an employee who administered the town's Build-Together programme.The charge relates to building materials that allegedly went missing.
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* Frans Tuliameni Tobias was stabbed in the neck with a knife near the Uukwamatsi shebeen in the Africa Tongoshili area on the north-western outskirts of Windhoek on Saturday night.He died on the
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POLICE arrested a 33-year-old man at a Windhoek hotel on Thursday night for allegedly being in possession of a large quantity of illegal drugs.According to the Police, the suspect was found in
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POLICE arrested a 33-year-old man at a Windhoek hotel on Thursday night for allegedly being in possession of a large quantity of illegal drugs.According to the Police, the suspect was found in
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O NDANDO yomahooli oya shunwa pevi oshiwike sha zi ko okupendukila Etitano, omahooli gopetololi oga gu pevi noosendaq omilongo mbali (20c) moliitela omanga gondiisela ga gu noosenda omulongo (10c)
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M ADRID - Omunadiplomate gumwe gwa Cuba okwa ti omapopyo kutya omuleli ga Cuba Fidel Castro oku li monkalo ombwiinayi lela kage shi goshili.Oshiwike sha zi ko, oshifokundaneki shimwe sha Spain osha
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L IMWE lyomomatungo omanene gopandjokonona mu Namiba, ano etungo lyaTurnhalle mOvenduka olya pi koongulasha dhokupendukila Etine lya zi ko.Omulumentu gumwe ngoka ha longele moshikondo shokudhima
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SYDNEY - Michael Clarke and Mike Hussey both benefited from missed chances to score half-centuries in Australia's two-wicket victory over New Zealand in the fifth tri-series one-day international
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MELBOURNE - A shell-shocked Amelie Mauresmo had the Australian Open trophy ripped from her grasp yesterday by a teenage upstart who had won only one grand slam match before arriving at Melbourne
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NAGPUR - West Indies opening batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul smashed a robust century, but failed to stop India from posting a thrilling 14-run win in the first one-day international yesterday.The
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PARIS - Frenchman Sebastien Loeb began his quest for a record-equalling fourth consecutive world title in the best possible manner on Sunday, by driving his Citroën to a season-opening victory at the
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LONDON - Liverpool scored twice in the opening 18 minutes to beat Chelsea 2-0 on Saturday and further dent the champions' aspirations to a third successive title.Liverpool, third on 46, moved within
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TIGERS dropped crucial points as they were humiliated 4-0 by a poorly performing Eleven Arrows outfit yesterday, a day before recording a last-gasp 1-0 victory over rivals Blue Waters in the MTC
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CHICAGO - A bit of Oscar magic is brewing in a grimy Chicago factory where the statues that starlets will raise above their heads are being forged in smoking vats of bubbling britannia.The pewter-like
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WASHINGTON - Provocative words by US President George W Bush and a fresh American military build-up in the Persian Gulf seem to mark a US new focus on Iran that could signal another Cold War or even a
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VATICAN CITY-The Vatican has pledged to pursue dialogue with the Chinese communist government aimed at establishing diplomatic ties, while Pope Benedict XVI is preparing a message for his suffering
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MOGADISHU - Kenya has sent about 30 prisoners shackled hand-and-foot on a plane to Somalia after arresting them near the border on suspicion of belonging to an ousted Islamist movement, their
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PRISTINA - Kosovo's prime minister said yesterday that Serbian citizens have a chance to break with the past as they cast ballots in parliamentary elections."I believe that Serbian citizens have the
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JOHANNESBURG - Police do not fear a renewed treason threat from the harbourers of fugitives Herman van Rooyen,33, and Rudi Gouws, 28, who were recaptured on Saturday."Although we have made no further
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RIO DE JANEIRO - Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro is fighting for his life, his friend and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said."He's back in Sierra Maestra and locked in a battle for his life," said
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WASHINGTON - The field of US Democratic presidential contenders was expected to grow even more yesterday after Senator Hillary Clinton dramatically reshaped the budding contest by entering the 2008
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