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27 Articles found on Wednesday, 4 July 2007
SADC supports a gradual move
04-07-2007
ACCRA - Clear differences emerged Monday among African leaders over their visions for the continent's system of governance.While, Muammar Gaddafi has been pushing to create a confederation of African
readDiaspora needs a voice in Africa govt - Jackson
04-07-2007
ACCRA - The African diaspora needs a voice in the African Union and any future African unity government to reflect the influence it exercises across the world on the continent's behalf, US civil
readDivisions on unity govt
04-07-2007
ACCRA - African leaders argued fiercely on Monday over whether to rapidly create a single state stretching from the Cape to Cairo, with one small group threatening to break away and forge ahead with
readSwapo veteran dies
04-07-2007
SWAPO veteran, David Haufiku from Oshiko village near Ongwediva in the Oshana Region, died in the Oshakati State Hospital on Monday.Haufiku suffered a stroke two weeks ago, his daughter, Ndinelao
readTwo men drown in Caprivi
04-07-2007
TWO men drowned in the Caprivi Region last Saturday after a canoe capsized in the Mpukano river in the Ikaba area.A third occupant of the canoe survived and was rescued by villagers at Kalonda. The
readEenhana resident (33) stabbed
04-07-2007
POLICE at Eenhana are investigating a case of attempted murder after a 33-year-old resident was stabbed in the shoulder with a dagger last Saturday.The victim, Johannes Shipwata, was admitted to the
readSurvey shows Walvis Bay hesitant over municipal police
04-07-2007
ALTHOUGH a Municipal Police for Walvis Bay may seem like the most likely sidekick to the existing lawenforcement fraternity, the majority of respondents to the recent survey on the need for such a
readAgricultural scientists meet on new research
04-07-2007
Scientists and experts in agriculture and renewable energies are meeting for an annual congress to discuss new research with regard to grazing, livestock production and challenges the sector faces.The
readPWDs report on lack of access to public places
04-07-2007
MARKING the Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation National Awareness week, people with disabilities (PWDs) in Oshana Region, last Friday handed in a report on inaccessibility of buildings and
readBail for Dorado Park murder suspects
04-07-2007
AFTER spending the past weekend in Police custody, the three adult suspects held for murder of a Windhoek resident yesterday joined their four juvenile co-defendants in being provisionally
readPolice at Oshakati recover stolen items
04-07-2007
THE Police at Oshakati have recovered several stolen items in the Oshana Region recently.Among the recovered items are TV sets, HI-FIs, DVDs, Solar panels, loudspeakers, Jackpot machines, clothes,
readDirk's bail withdrawn
04-07-2007
THE Managing Director of fresh produce importers and suppliers Dirk Fruit, Shamil Dirk, is back in Police custody after breaching bail conditions.The 33-year-old Dirk whose family owns one of the
readBIG to go big on BIG!
04-07-2007
AFTER failing to get Government to commit to their idea of an universal cash grant to its citizens, the Basic Income Grant (BIG) Coalition yesterday announced plans to independently launch a pilot
readDisabled people 'need a better deal'
04-07-2007
PEOPLE with disabilities should be directly represented in the National Assembly as well as in regional councils and at local authority level, a Member of Parliament has demanded.Swapo backbencher
readPayback time for Boois
04-07-2007
KARAS Governor Dawid Boois is to pay back close to N$180 000 for a housing subsidy he has benefited from since 2004 while he lived in a Council-assigned Government house.It follows an Anti-Corruption
readPassengers rail against TransNamib
04-07-2007
NOT one passenger was in the mood to smile yesterday as they disembarked from a TransNamib train after a 15-hour joyless ride from Walvis Bay to Windhoek.Three weeks after disgruntled passengers told
readMissing woman still not accounted for
04-07-2007
A KALKRAND resident who was last seen in Windhoek three weeks ago remains missing three days after the Police appealed for the public's help in establishing her whereabouts.According to the Police's
readStakes raised in bail gamble of US gem deal suspects
04-07-2007
THE price of an already expensive alleged illegal diamond deal in which two American nationals were trapped in Windhoek late last year may increase by a further N$500 000 next week.New York resident
readNakudhipaga omukiintu, 'omukatalume' N gashiingeyi
04-07-2007
Opolisi otayi vulu okukwashilipakeka sigo opoopelesenda 99 kutya iitopolwa yomuntu mbyoka ya li yi itsuwa komunkulo gwondjila onene yoB1 kuumbangalantu nosho wo kuumbugantu wa Venduka iiwike iyali ya
readAanuulema mOnooli otaya nyenyetele omatungo mOnooli
04-07-2007
M OLWASHOKA oshiwike sheti 11 June 2007 sigo eti 15 June 2007, osha li oshiwike shokudhimbulukwa aanuulema muuyuni, aanuulema mOshitopolwa sha Shana, ano mOshakati nayo oya dhana nokudhimbulukwa
readAmanyanga a pandula mboka ya tula mo uuketha uupe womalusheno
04-07-2007
O MUNAMBELEWA Omukuluntupitithi gwa NORED Gotlieb Amanyanga, okwa pandula noonkondo aamati ye naakadhona mboka ya longo nuudhiginini mokutula mo uuketha uupe wolusheno woonomola hadhi dhengelwa mo
readGumwe a dhipaga mumwayina
04-07-2007
O MUNAMIMVO 17 okwa dhipaga mukwayina Leonardo Kaffer nombele pethimbo lyoontamanana mOlyomakaya ga zi ko.Oshiningwanima shika osha ningilwa polukanda lwa Tseiblaagte poKeetmanshoop. Shaun Lorenzo
readLibby escapes prison term
04-07-2007
WASHINGTON - US President George W Bush commuted a 30 month jail term imposed on a former top White House aide for lying to federal investigators, sparking outrage from opposition Democrats.The
read4 suspects in UK attacks are doctors
04-07-2007
GLASGOW - British police focused yesterday on at least four physicians with roots outside Britain - including a doctor seized at an Australian airport - in the investigation into failed car bombings
readCanadian mother freezes eggs for daughter
04-07-2007
A CANADIAN mother has frozen her eggs for use by her seven-year-old daughter, who is likely to become infertile.Should the girl opt to use the eggs and gain regulatory approval, she would effectively
readHillary calls in Bill
04-07-2007
DES MOINES - Bill Clinton rested his chin in his hand and smiled while his wife told a cheering crowd why it was her turn to be president of the United States.Sitting on a low stool on a stage
readTaylor attends hearing
04-07-2007
THE HAGUE - Former Liberian president Charles Taylor appeared in court yesterday for the first time since the start of his trial for atrocities committed during Sierra Leone's bloody 10-year civil
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