43 Articles found on Monday, 16 July 2007
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KAMPALA - UK-based Tullow Oil has found a natural gas field in one of its exploration blocks in western Uganda, but its size is unknown, a Ugandan government energy official said on Friday.The company
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JOHANNESBURG - South African financial services group Alexander Forbes will delist from the JSE Securities Exchange on July 27 after a court approved its 8,2 billion rand buyout by a private equity
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TEHRAN - Iran's president has met some 50 economists to defend his economic management after they publicly criticised his policies for failing to hit growth targets and fuelling inflation, Iranian
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MAPUTO - Mozambique is considering investing in a massive bio-fuels programme to cut oil imports and supply its growing manufacturing and tourism sectors with low-cost energy, one of its ministers
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COTONOU - Benin suspended the networks of two of its four mobile phone operators late on Thursday, cutting off nearly one million subscribers in a dispute over contracts, the West African country's
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MOSCOW - Russia's richest man, Roman Abramovich, has acquired a gold deposit in the remote far-eastern Chukotka region, of which he is the governor, his investment vehicle said on Friday."We have
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HARARE - Zimbabwe may stop publishing inflation data for one year, an effort economists say is aimed at shielding the government from embarrassment over its failure to rein in soaring prices in the
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LONDON - Oil leapt to a fresh 11-month high above US$77 a barrel on Friday, lifted by lingering supply concerns and a rush of speculative money into the commodity.Also supporting the market, the
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THE Swakopmund State Hospital will soon boast with a newly renovated operating theatre, which was described by hospital officials and those involved in the design and construction, as a
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JACOB Kefas Kapangeli (39), a teacher from Uukwiyuushona village in Oshana Region has been missing since February 2001.His whereabouts are still not known and both the Oshana Police and his family are
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NEWLY elected Bishop of Diocese of Keetmanshoop, Phillip Poellitzer, was officially instated during a religious ceremony on Saturday at the OLPH Roman Catholic Church in Keetmanhoop.Poellitzer
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POLICE at Okongo and Eenhana in the Ohangwena Region are investigating a case in which a Policeman at Okongo killed a man, probably during the night of June 9 2007.Ohangwena Police Liaison Officer
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FOUR people, arrested and charged with defrauding the Windhoek Central Hospital, will plead in the Windhoek Magistrate court today.The four, business owner Susan Mangani, Brian Collin Mootsang,
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THE National Assembly (NA) passed the new draft Electricity Bill before the House went into recess on Thursday.The new bill was passed when the majority of the house agreed to the new amendments
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THREE residents of Walvis Bay's Kuisebmond suburb who sustained severe burns in a fire last week, have beeb transferred to the Katutura State Hospital.The Police reported that one-month-old Lucas
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YOUNG Namibian entrepreneurs should steer clear of the liquor business, President Hifikepunye Pohamba has cautioned, saying he has no wish to be viewed as a leader of drunks.Speaking at the launch of
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THE Namibia Tourisam Board (NTB) has condemned the recent killing of a German tourist.NTB's Acting Chief Executive Officer Digu Naobeb said NTB learned "with shock and dismay" of the death of 56
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POLICE were still searching yesterday for suspects in the murder of German tourist Johannes Fellinger who was shot dead on the Daan Viljoen road outside of Windhoek a week ago.The 56-year old
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ANGER and retaliation were the only reasons murder accused Ronny Naobeb could offer in the High Court in Windhoek on Friday for the deadly stabbing of his girlfriend at Gobabis almost three years
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THE damage caused by a Cuban air force attack on a dam wall in south-western Angola 19 years ago has not been repaired, and there are no plans to do so in the near future.The dam wall on the Kunene
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A RECENT expose published by human rights activist Phil ya Nangoloh on Swapo President Sam Nujoma's links to colonisers are part of a massive and fraudulent campaign to unseat the ruling party and
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THE B1 Butcher's victim has been identified: she was Kalkrand resident Sanna Helena //Garoes.//Garoes's 66-year-old mother, Lena Engelbrecht, had to carry out the grim task of identifying her
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TRANSNAMIB on Friday paid one of its fired senior managers N$644 000 in an out-of-court settlement.It is in addition to N$95 000 the transport parastatal paid to Erenfried 'Tjivi' Ndjoonduezu
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PROMINENT northern Namibia businessman Onesmus Tobias Amadhila is set to stand trial in the High Court on three charges related to allegations that he raped a female relative.The 44-year-old Amadhila
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O munangeshefa a simana mOnooli Onesmus Tobias Amadhila (nedhina lya tseyika nawa Tona) na pangulilwe iipotha itatu yekwatonkonga mOmpangu yOpombanda sho a kwata aniwa koonkondo omupambele gwe,
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H ARARE - Epangelo lya Britain olya popi kutya otali ka ninga shoka tali vulu okuninga opo li keelele Omupresidende gwa Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe kaa ye koshigongi shehangano lyUukumwe wAaEuropa naaleli
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H ARARE - Epangelo lya Zimbabwe olya ningi eindilo kAaustralia kutya inaa ya ku Zimbabwe, molwashoka aniwa elombwelo lyOmupresidende Robert Mugabe kutya oongeshefa nadhi shunithepevi oondando dhadho
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D IYONA - Omulumentu gwomimvo 42 okwi iyaha okusa e ta yaha wo natango okusa omukulukadhi gwe moshitopolwa sha Kavango mOmaandaha goshiwike sha zi ko.Shika osha ningilwa pomukunda Shipango, gu li
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N GASHIINGEYI omeya otaga matuka ishewe mokandoolopamukunda kedhina Bethanie ke li muumbugantu woshilongo - shoka osha ningwa konima sho Olaata ya tseyitha kutya engambeko lyomeya ndyoka lya kala po
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O KABINETE oyi ikalekela okapandi koondola oomiliyuna omilongo mbali (N$20 million) shoka tashi ka longithwa mokukwathela aafanaalama nosho wo oshigwana shokomikunda pethimbo lyeteyo lya nkundipala
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NAMIBIAN swimmers failed to reach any finals on the second day of swimming at the All Africa Games in Algeria on Friday.Jonay Briedenhann and Corinna Wahl both competed in Heat 2 of the women's 50m
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CARACAS - Uruguay defender Diego Lugano, whose missed penalty led to the semi-final defeat against Brazil, was sent off and gave away a penalty as his side lost 3-1 to Mexico in the Copa America
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SACHSENRING - Spaniard Dani Pedrosa got back to winning ways for Honda yesterday when he cruised to victory in the MotoGP category at the German Grand Prix.Pedrosa overtook pole sitter Casey Stoner
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KANDY - Sri Lanka off spinner Muttiah Muralitharan became the second man in history to claim 700 test wickets in the third and final match of the series against Bangladesh on Saturday.The 35-year-old
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CHRISTCHURCH - The disappointed Springboks said leniency by Australian referee Stuart Dickinson towards All Blacks captain Richie McCaw may have cost them Saturday's Tri-Nations rugby Test.The score
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NAMIBIAN boxer Immanuel Naidjala gave a great all-round display to convincingly beat Antebicha Duguma of Ethiopia 29-12 on points in a bantamweight bout at the All Africa Games on Saturday.Moving
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IT was a disastrous day for Namibia at the cycling road race during the All Africa Games in Algeria on Saturday.Only Ananias Ananias managed to complete the race, way down the field. Namibia's main
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BRUSSELS - Nato has expressed regret over Russia's decision to suspend a key arms control treaty in Europe, describing it as 'a step in the wrong direction'."The allies consider this treaty to be an
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PRETORIA - A well-known Free State farmer is suing the South African government for about SAR80m in damages he suffered from the collapse of his farming interests in Zimbabwe.Crawford von Abo of
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GABORONE - Botswana's President Festus Mogae has announced that he is to stand down next year after a decade at the helm.Mogae, 67, told members of the ruling Botswana Democratic Party that he would
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ASMARA - Five Darfur rebel groups agreed on Saturday to unite ahead of possible peace talks to end a four-year conflict in the region which so far has defied resolution, in part because of fractious
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CAIRO - Osama bin Laden praised martyrdom in a new videotape posted on a militant Website yesterday by al Qaeda's media production wing.The bin Laden clip, which lasted less than a minute, was
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LOS ANGELES - Hundreds of people who claim they were abused by clergy affiliated with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles can expect to be paid more than $1 million each in a $660 million
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