37 Articles found on Thursday, 15 March 2007
15-03-2007
NAMIBIAN women have been urged to form strategic alliances locally, regionally and internationally to overcome barriers in business entrepreneurship.This was said on Tuesday by Dr Sharon Freeman, a
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LONDON - Oil prices stabilised yesterday amid fresh turmoil on global equity markets and ahead of the weekly update on energy stockpiles in the United States.Traders also kept an eye on developments
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GOBABIS - The Ministry of Trade and Industry is planning to hold an idea generation workshop with the business communities in the Omaheke Region towards the end of this month.The Ministry's Regional
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NEW DELHI - India says it rejects any deadline for completing the Doha Round of global trade liberalisation talks and sees no breakthrough unless rich nations address the livelihood concerns of
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CASTLE Brewing Namibia (CBN) has announced that it has ceased marketing and distributing the popular premier beer, Amstel Lager in Namibia.This follows Heineken's termination of SABMiller's
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BEIJING - Inflation in China has been "relatively high" in recent months, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said, according to state media yesterday.The central bank is also analysing loan data for
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LAGOS - Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell said yesterday it has no plans to leave Nigeria's oil-rich but volatile Niger Delta despite incessant attacks on its facilities and personnel by militants."Shell is
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SWAPO parliamentarians in the National Assembly yesterday refused to even listen to an opposition motion on rights violations in Zimbabwe.A state-sanctioned crackdown in that country left at least
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ECONOMIC experts do not expect any major surprises when the national Budget is tabled in the National Assembly in Windhoek today.However, it is widely expected that Finance Minister Saara
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THIS was the cruel and gruesome fate that farm massacre victim Hilma Engelbrecht suffered: seven or eight months pregnant, she was shot in the chest or abdomen and burned - alive.Testimony giving an
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HARARE - Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's government yesterday warned that the opposition would pay "a heavy price" for what it called a campaign of violence to oust it from power.In a statement
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ELLERINES Holdings Limited has started closing some of its Furncity furniture shops in the country, barely two months after it closed another in the Windhoek city centre and promised not to shut down
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THE Namibia Transport and Allied Workers' Union (Natau) has accused Njangula Security Services, a company operating in the Hardap and Karas regions, of abusing its workers.Njangula Security Services
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A TWELVE-year-old girl on Tuesday discovered her dead mother's body lying on the kitchen floor in Walvis Bay when she returned home from school.The girl said she noticed something was wrong when she
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ALTHOUGH Government suspects that some Namibians receive a state pension not only from Namibia but also from South Africa, the relevant diplomatic mission is unaware of such cases.Labour Minister
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A Finnish missionary has learned in Namibia that criminals do not discriminate between rich and poor when selecting a target.Marja Rosilo has been working in Swakopmund for two months now,
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MORE than two months after nine men were arrested in connection with the theft of more than 7 000 head of livestock at Khorixas, none of the animals have been returned to their rightful
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SWAKOPMUND - The owner of the State House Bar at the coast has been asked to change the name of his bar.The Liquor Licence Board in the Erongo Region yesterday approved Sylvester Mutilifa's
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A WAR of words erupted between two Swapo MPs in the National Assembly on Tuesday after a Minister gave a younger colleague a dressing down for verbally "undressing" senior officials in the
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba yesterday met with a delegation from the Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN) for at State House.The delegation included a host of religious leaders affiliated under the
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GOVERNMENT and the Namibia National Teachers Union (Nantu) are heading for a showdown over the planned firing of unqualified and under-qualified teachers.Government had no right to kick out 2 165
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I ILYO iyali iikulu mOngunduwiliki yedhina Namibia National Constructors Association (NANCA) Erastus Kalola Shatimwene na Moses Thomas, mbyoka ya kwatelwe pometi 22 Juni 2005 taku tiwa kutya meti 15
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O muniilonga omukulu gwomoKapia Optics, mOndangwa nomOshakati, Darell Adams (37) a zike koRehoboth okwa si eso lyombaadhilila sho aniwa a tsuwa nombele komukulukadhi gwe megumbo lyawo mOndangwa
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H ARARE - Onkundana okuzilila ku Harare sha Zimbabwe otayi ti kutya omuwiliki gwongundu yo Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Morgan Tsvangirai okwa li a dhengwa nayi kAapolisi mokakuma na okwa li a
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S IGO onena Epangelo lya Namibia inali tya sha kombinga yekwatopo nedhengo lyaantu yoongundu dhompilameno mu Zimbabwe omasiku ngaka.Ihe South Afrika na Zambia oya tya ko sha koshinima shika omanga
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GENEVA - Valencia defender David Navarro was on Wednesday banned for seven months by UEFA for his part in the mass brawl during last week's Champions League tie against Inter Milan.Navarro, who
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THE Supatronix doubles squash tournament was held in Walvis Bay recently, with the Buccaneers Squash Club and WASRA playing host to it.John Lingashi and and Nelson Herunga, who won the tournament,
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KINGSTON - Under-strength Zimbabwe and debutants Ireland may look like a lightweight contest in a World Cup group which also includes mighty West Indies and Pakistan.But both need a win on Thursday if
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KINGSTON - West Indian all-rounder Dwayne Smith dominated with bat and ball to ensure the World Cup hosts opened the competition with a 54-run victory over Group D rivals Pakistan at Sabina Park on
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BERLIN - Relegation-threatened Arminia Bielefeld turned to their 'coach of the century' Ernst Middendorp yesterday in an attempt to keep them in the Bundesliga.The second-from-bottom side are only a
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PAULUS 'The Hitman' Moses has declared himself ready and raring to go for next Tuesday's fight when he will defend his WBA Intercontinental lightweight title against Beka Sadjaia of Georgia.The title
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KINGSTON - Inzamam-ul-Haq blamed his experienced batsmen for Pakistan's demoralising opening World Cup 54-run defeat to West Indies.Inzamam feels his batsmen will need to come good in the remaining
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MONROVIA - Liberian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for the post-war transitional government president, Gyude Bryant, who has been indicted for corruption, a spokesperson said on
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MEXICO CITY - Hundreds of demonstrators marched to the US embassy in Mexico City on Tuesday to protest the visit of US President George W Bush, attacking riot police with concrete blocks, metal bars
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MOGADISHU - At least eight people were killed during a mortar bomb attack on Somalia's presidential palace, hospital officials said yesterday.The strike on Tuesday came hours after President Abdullahi
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ADDIS ABABA - Five Europeans freed 12 days after being kidnapped in remote northern Ethiopia were resting and receiving medical checks in neighbouring Eritrea yesterday before flying out to be
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HARARE - Zimbabwe's main opposition leader suffered a suspected skull fracture, brain injury and internal bleeding, doctors reported yesterday, after what his lawyers said were savage beatings while
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