37 Articles found on Monday, 30 July 2007
30-07-2007
PRETORIA - South African President Thabo Mbeki said yesterday his government may cut tariffs on some imported equipment and goods in a bid to boost the manufacturing sector and make it more
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JOHANNESBURG - South African shopkeepers are benefiting from a flood of people crossing the border to stock up on goods no longer available in crisis-hit Zimbabwe, but there could be trouble in store
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's petrol prices will fall by 15 cents a litre across all grades from Wednesday, the government said on Friday.A statement from the minerals and energy department said the
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KIGALI - Rwanda's economy is expected to grow by seven per cent in 2007 compared with six per cent last year due to improved agricultural production, the country's finance minister said on Friday."The
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JOHANNESBURG - Mining giant De Beers reported a 33 per cent drop in half-year net profit on Friday, but said it expected higher rough diamond prices and strong consumer demand for the gems.The
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RUNDU - Mines and Energy Minister Erkki Nghimtina held an information-sharing meeting with regional and local authority councillors at Rundu last week, to exchange views on how best to implement the
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LONDON - Oil rose to US$76 (N$532) a barrel on Friday as investors focused on tightening fuel supplies and brushed off immediate worries over corporate borrowing costs and the US economy that roiled
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TOP business executives from IFA Hotels & Resort and Kempinski Hotels are scheduled to arrive in Namibia today for a three-day visit to familiarise themselves with the building plans and proposed
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Namibia Dairies (Pty) Ltd has announced the promotion of Llewellyn Kruger to Financial Director effective August 1 2007.Kruger joined Namibia Dairies in 2005 as Financial Manager after having served
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THE International Criminal Court (ICC) is considering a submission to hold former President Sam Nujoma and three others accountable for people who went missing under the care of Swapo before and after
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AN elderly woman who was killed in her home at a farm in the Leonardville area 10 months ago was murdered for binoculars and N$100 in cash, one of her alleged killers has indicated in the Gobabis
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ALL Namibians should support the ruling Swapo Party so that it can always win elections, as it is the only political organisation that can improve the living standards of all Namibians, its President,
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ENVIRONMENTAL concerns over operations at Ramatex have been given as the main reason behind the closure this month of three units at the Malaysian-owned garment factory in Windhoek.The Namibia Food
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THE Oshikuku Village Council has called on villagers not to erect any permanent structures, including toilets, without the Council's permission.Council Secretary Aktofel Amakutuwa says some residents
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PARENTS, teachers and pupils of Emma Hoogenhout School in Windhoek got together on Saturday and cleaned, painted and renovated the school.It was agreed that this would become an annual event at the
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RUNDU - The Rundu municipality has replaced old sewage pipes that have been blocked since November last year, much to the relief of close to 2 000 residents of the town's Donkerhoek suburb.The old
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A NEW organisation of emerging commercial farmers has called for a "nationwide land grab" of farms owned by German nationals, charging that Germans had "robbed" Namibians of their land.In reaction to
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THE first High Court trial of former Public Prosecutor Stanley Nakale on Friday added a second set of criminal convictions to the record that Nakale was saddled with when his second trial ended in the
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THE President of Swapo has strongly criticised what he called tribalism, factionalism and individualism within the approximately 600 000-member political party.In a speech delivered on his behalf at
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A FORMER Swakopmund attorney who recently moved his law firm to Oshakati has been suspended from practising as a legal practitioner for 30 days.It is alleged that money entrusted to him by clients had
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poIKANGO A AKALIMO yomomukunda Oikango popepi nOngwediva mOukwanyama mOshikandjohogololo sha Ngwediva mOshitopolwa sha Shana oya tokola toko okutota po Oprojeka yawo yedhina "Tukwafela Support Group
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E PANGELO lya Ethiopia olya lombwela ehangano lyomushigakano omutiligane lyopaigwana nenge tutye International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) li ze mo moshitopolwa sha Ogaden, molwashoka aniwa
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E PANGELO olya yi mo olunyala okukaleka oopulanda dhofaabulika yokuhondja oonguwo ya Ramatex ndjoka ya li ya pulanda okukutha omashina mOvenduka nokuga fala ngiika ku Cmbodia.Shika kashi shi oshikando
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H ARARE - Omunadiplomaate James McGee ngashiingeyi oye e li Omukalelipo gwa Amerika, a pingenapo Christopher Dell - ngoka iilonga ye ya hulu petameko lyomwedhi nguka.McGee okwa tegelelwa a ka tameke
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H ARARE - Ehangano lya simanekwa egemeni lyuuthemba womuntu lyopaigwana nenge tutye Amnesty International, olya ningi eindilo kOmupresidende Robert Mugabe a hulithe po omayonagulo guuthemba womuntu
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J OHANNESBURG - Ongundu yompilameno mu South Afrika ya Democratic Alliance (DA) mOmaandaha goshiwike sha zi ko oya popi kutya omwaalu gwoontauki dha Zimbabwe mu South Afrika otagu londa noonkondo,
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LONDON - FIFA member Franz Beckenbauer believes the 2018 World Cup should be held in Europe and that England is the best candidate to host the finals.Beckenbauer, a member of FIFA's 24-strong
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NAMIBIA'S national rugby team, the Welwitschias, gave a poor performance before going down 32-20 against a South African Universities side at the Hage Geingob Stadium on Saturday.Namibia held the
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LONDON - Arsenal were 2-1 winners over Paris St Germain and Valencia beat Inter Milan 2-0 on the first day of the pre-season Emirates Cup tournament on Saturday.Both games were played at Arsenal's
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MANNIE Heymans finally surrendered his African Mountain Bike title to South Africa's Burry Stander, when he came third at the MTC African MB Championships in Windhoek on Saturday.Heymans had dominated
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LOS ANGELES - David Beckham, eager to bond with his new team mates while recovering from injury, played an inactive role on the bench for Los Angeles Galaxy's SuperLiga match against Chivas de
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NAMIBIA produced an uncoordinated display that led to a 1-0 loss to Botswana for the third consecutive time in the Cosafa Castle Cup played at the National Stadium in Gaborone on Saturday.Namibia went
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GLASGOW - Ronaldinho scored twice as Barcelona wrapped up their Scottish pre-season tour with a convincing 3-1 win over Hearts before a record 57 857 home crowd on Saturday.The Brazilian put Barca
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CAPE TOWN - Cape Town disaster management services are gearing up for more heavy rain expected to hit the already flood-ravaged city next week.Disaster management spokesperson, Johan Minnie, said rain
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HARARE - A faction of Zimbabwe's divided opposition said on Saturday that the country could not wait for outsiders to liberate it from on-going political and economic problems.Arthur Mutambara, leader
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LIBREVILLE - French President Nicolas Sarkozy further laid out on Friday his vision of a new partnership with Africa, but part of his message drew an angry response from the head of the African Union
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LONDON - British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will not unveil a plan for an early withdrawal of British troops from Iraq in talks with US President George W Bush yesterday, Brown's spokesman said.Brown
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