57 Articles found on Friday, 26 October 2007

Big Brother Africa: Freak my agenda!

26-10-2007

IT CAME to me last night! Not like Rich to Tati, but like Flash Gordon to his mission of saving the world.A lightning bolt of inspiration!! Well I think so anyway. Don't know if it has anything to do

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America's Houses of Cards

26-10-2007

THERE are times when being proven right brings no pleasure.For several years, I argued that America's economy was being supported by a housing bubble that had replaced the stock market bubble of the

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Guided Democracy As Consensus And Deliberation?

26-10-2007

AS political commentators, we are tempted as part of our continuous dialogue to prod at the motives or the meaning of what others pronounce.We endeavour to interpret what others say or think through

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Political Perspective

26-10-2007

I'M NOT SURE if Government knows it, but the whole question of war veterans can probably cause as much upset and angst as the detainee issue - the latter being one they are avoiding at all costs.At

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The Mo Ibrahim Prize

26-10-2007

THERE is something very appealing about the frankness of former Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano.When a BBC radio interviewer told him recently that he was being considered for the Mo Ibrahim

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Water Debate Must Take Centre Stage

26-10-2007

ACCESS to clean potable water is a basic human right, and we should do all in our power to ensure that all our people are guaranteed this fundamental need.Having said that, it also needs to be

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The Power To Empower Through Power

26-10-2007

INVESTORS' conferences are great. Great for the event industry, great for the hospitality industry, great for all those hungry officials at the end of the month and great for the informal nocturnal

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Overkill On Mercenary Issue

26-10-2007

NAMIBIA over-reacted in the deportation of American SOC-SMG personnel, and calling for their prosecution by Namibia's Legal Assistance Centre was just out of line.How do we prosecute people who have

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The Other Side Of The Labour Coin

26-10-2007

WHERE are we heading as a nation? People want more pay for less work and preferably no work at all.I would like to share the past two weeks of labour issues with you. I am in the food and beverage

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The Risk Of 'Vision Impossible'

26-10-2007

THE statement delivered by Marco Hausiku, Minister of Foreign Affairs, at the 62nd session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York on October 3 refers.I should first and foremost thank the

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Unam Radio Must Take On Students

26-10-2007

THANK you for the opportunity granted to me in your 'still telling it like it is' paper.I would love to comment on an issue here at the University of Namibia, specifically at Unam radio. Most of us

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SMSes of the Day : Friday

26-10-2007

* EVERY day when you watch NBC news there is a new bilateral agreement being signed by either Mr President himself or one of his Cabinet ministers. But my concern is, when are we going to enjoy the

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China's economy red-hot

26-10-2007

BEIJING - China's annual GDP growth eased to 11,5 per cent in the third quarter, but the slowdown from a 12-year high of 11,9 per cent in the second quarter was not enough to dispel expectations of

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Standard Bank sells stake to largest Chinese bank

26-10-2007

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's Standard Bank, Africa's biggest lender by assets, said yesterday it had agreed a deal to sell a 20 per cent stake for a total of 36,7 billion rand to China's ICBC

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SA pipeline inflation pressures steady

26-10-2007

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's producer price inflation was steady at 9,4 per cent year-on-year in September, below forecasts, official data showed yesterday.Statistics South Africa said PPI declined

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Kenyan farmers seek to block EPA

26-10-2007

NAIROBI - Small-scale Kenyan farmers went to court yesterday to try to stop a controversial new trade deal with the European Union that they said perpetuated a "master-servant" relationship with their

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Banks wanted in rural areas

26-10-2007

PUBLIC savings are lagging way behind due to the lack of banking infrastructure in rural areas, said the Deputy Director for Cash and Debt Management in the Ministry of Finance, Anna

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Aussie farmers face bankruptcy

26-10-2007

WEST WYALONG - Farmer John Ridley won't be harvesting so much as a bag of wheat this season from fields that stretch to the horizon as Australia's worst drought in 100 years takes its toll on the

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Incest suspect at root of corruption case sent to jail

26-10-2007

A BUSINESSMAN whose arrest on suspicion of rape and incest turned into the genesis of a corruption case that ended in the former Public Prosecutor of the Outapi Magistrate's Court being jailed for

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Namundjebo dies in head-on crash

26-10-2007

A MEMBER of the prominent Namundjebo family, Hosea Namundjebo (33), died instantly in a head-on collision with a delivery truck just south of Ohangwena late yesterday afternoon.According to Police at

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Tik, gafief, rock... Namibia's drug scene exposed

26-10-2007

WHILE local law-enforcement agencies eagerly await the passing of the controversial Combating of the Abuse of Drugs Bill in Parliament, the illicit industries that the Act will aim to combat appear to

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The hunt is on for CEO for TransNamib - again

26-10-2007

THE appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer was halted at TransNamib after the Board was unable to recruit the preferred candidate.They have since gone back to the drawing board by

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Be vigilant against these three silent killers

26-10-2007

MARRELI Fourie and Theresia Malan of the multinational pharmaceutical company Pfizer recently visited the Parliament building to offer free blood-pressure, cholesterol and blood-sugar tests.A total of

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Meatco reaches out to endangered birds

26-10-2007

BIRDS have been described as great indicators of the state of an environment.This is especially true for the birds of prey, whose presence or absence in an area is an indication of the productivity of

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PM launches orphan action plan

26-10-2007

THE Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare yesterday launched the National Plan of Action for Orphans and Vulnerable Children.At the launch, Prime Minister Nahas Angula stressed that HIV-AIDS

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SADC worried about DRC conflict

26-10-2007

A REGIONAL defence body will urgently mobilise humanitarian assistance to people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) who are affected by the recent military conflicts in the eastern areas of the

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Government to discuss third development plan

26-10-2007

PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba will open a four-day workshop in Windhoek today that will put the finishing touches to the third national development plan until the year 2012.The NDP3 was originally

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Baby rescued from pit latrine

26-10-2007

A RESIDENT of Sky Location in Oshakati rescued a baby girl that was dumped into a toilet just after her birth on Tuesday afternoon.The 21-year-old mother of the baby has been arrested and is under

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Officer in the dock for selling docket

26-10-2007

A SWAKOPMUND Police officer yesterday appeared in court on charges of bribery, theft and defeating the course of justice, after he had allegedly been caught red-handed selling a Police docket to

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Dos Santos honoured, addresses NA

26-10-2007

GOVERNMENT bestowed a rare honour on long-serving Angolan President José Eduardo dos Santos by inviting him to address a joint session of Parliament yesterday.It was a tribute to Dos Santos and

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Reconciliation stuck in yesteryear

26-10-2007

THE ongoing debate on national reconciliation in the National Assembly reveals how difficult it is for many Members of Parliament to deal with the recent past.Although the motion, introduced by CoD

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Farm massacre trial all set for a red-letter day

26-10-2007

THE trial of the four men facing charges in connection with the massacre of eight people at a farm in the Kalkrand area in March 2005 could reach a dual key juncture when it returns to the High Court

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Oshilongo nomukalo gwasho

26-10-2007

O MOLU epulo lya pulwa kaaleli yOpamuthigululwakalo yomOwambo kombinga yaakadhona mboka haya miti, kutya nya futwe nenge inaya futwa, The Namibian okwa mona aakwashigwana oyendji taya gandja

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Egumbo lya tate Katshuna mOningilamo tali pi po komulilo omutilithi

26-10-2007

PONINGILAMO O MUKALIMO gwomOningilamo popepi nOgongo mUukwambi, tate Theofelus ya Daniel Katshuna (57), pamwe nomukulukadhi gwe meme Hendrina Katshuna negumbo lye alihe, oye li muupyakadhi womulilo

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Nakudhipaga he a holoka mOmpangu

26-10-2007

R YNO Van Zyl gwoomvula omilongo mbali (20) ngoka e li omukalimo gwomOvenduka ngoka ta tamanekelwa okuyaha he okusa pegumbo lyawo molukanda lwa Eros mOvenduka kuyele nuumvo, okwa holoka mOmpangu ya

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Aakatoolika yomOkakekete ya mona Ongeleka ompe

26-10-2007

POKAKEKETE A AKATOOLIKA ka Roma mOkakekete mOmbalantu ye li lwopomathele gatano lwaampoka oye uvite ombili sho ya mono Egongalo nOngeleka yawo ompe moka taya vulu okugongala, okuhambelela

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Meme gumwe a pewa okahanona ke hoka a li a ekelahi kokandjugo

26-10-2007

M EME omugundjuka gwomolukanda lwa Sikai mOshakati okwa kwatwa po kOpolisi shi na sha noku ekelahi okahanona ke kokakadhona kokandjugo konima sho e ka mono komatango gEtiyali lyoshiwike

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Jacobina Sebron a fumvikwa pOshikulufitu mOmbalantu

26-10-2007

O MUKADHONA omugundjuka gwomomukunda Omatelekelo mOmbalantu mOshitopolwa sha Musati Jacobina Tulinanye Naapopye Sebron ngoka a dhipagelwa molukanda lwa Havana mOvenduka ongulohi yOmaandaha geti 15

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Olaata ya Kaiti moongunga dha NamWater

26-10-2007

O ONGUNGA ndhoka dhi niwe kOndoolopa ya Keemanshoop odha thiminike ya ninge oonkundathana na NamWater opo ku yandwe omukalo gwokuteta ko omeya mondoolopa ndjoka, The Namibian osho a tseya

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Al Ahli bid for third cup success for Tunisia

26-10-2007

JOHANNESBURG - Al Ahli head to Tunisia this weekend for the first leg of the African Champions League final, with the Egyptian giants aiming to secure an unprecedented third successive title.The

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'Woolmer was poisoned'

26-10-2007

KINGSTON - The pathologist who performed a controversial autopsy on former Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer said on Wednesday that the Englishman was poisoned and then strangled.Dr Ere Shesiah,

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SA win Cosafa Castle Cup

26-10-2007

BLOEMFONTEIN - The 2010 World Cup hosts South Africa lifted the Cosafa Castle Cup by beating Zambia 4-3 on penalties after a goalless draw in Wednesday's final.The win followed a mediocre year for the

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Milan on track, Liverpool lose

26-10-2007

BELGRADE - Holders AC Milan stayed on course to qualify for the Champions League last 16 with a resounding 4-1 win over Shakhtar Donetsk while Liverpool dented their hopes of advancing after a 2-1

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Great fightback by cricketers

26-10-2007

NAMIBIA'S national cricket team recovered well to reach 313 for the loss of six wickets in their Intercontinental Cup match against Canada yesterday.Namibia batted first but were soon in trouble when

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Top cyclist Dan Craven needs support

26-10-2007

TOP Namibian cyclist Dan Craven's dream of winning a gold medal at next month's African Cycling Championships will probably not be realised due to a lack of money.Craven won a silver medal in the

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PWC win Squash Business League

26-10-2007

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS were the overall winners of the 2007 Squash Business League, which was recently completed.The League, which ran over several months, wrapped up with a dinner function that

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MTC sponsors Africa Amateur Golf Team Championship

26-10-2007

FIFTY-SIX golfers representing 14 African nations will come together at the Roessmund Golf Club at Swakopmund from Monday to participate in the fourth Biennial Africa Amateur Golf Team Championship

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Namibian shooters win

26-10-2007

NAMIBIA'S Gielie van Wyk and Gaby Ahrens won medals at the Zimbabwean National Shotgun Championships which took place at the Mashona Gun Club in Harare last weekend.Van Wyk, a newcomer to the sport,

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Hindjou to start for Stars

26-10-2007

CONGO Hindjou will finally make his debut for African Stars when they take on Blue Waters in the FNB Cup at Windhoek's Independence Stadium tomorrow.The former Civics midfield maestro joined Stars at

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Mugabe's minister acknowledges violence

26-10-2007

HARARE - Home Affairs Minister Kembo Mohadi on Wednesday acknowledged that opposition supporters were being victimised and admitted this could jeopardise on-going dialogue between the ruling Zanu - PF

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Revised charges against OJ Simpson

26-10-2007

LAS VEGAS - New charges of felony coercion were filed against OJ Simpson and three co-defendants in the alleged armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers.Wednesday's revised complaint also drops

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Fatal attack on Pakistan troops

26-10-2007

PESHAWAR - A suspected suicide bomber attacked a truck carrying troops in northwestern Pakistan yesterday, killing at least 18 people and wounding 30, some seriously, police said.The blast happened in

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Lucky hailed as immortal legend

26-10-2007

JOHANNESBURG - Slain reggae star Lucky Dube was hailed as an immortal legend of African music on Wednesday as fans, fellow musicians and heads of state paid their final respects at a memorial service

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Former President Estrada wins full pardon

26-10-2007

MANILA - Former Philippine president Joseph Estrada was given a full pardon yesterday just weeks after he was jailed for life on charges of stealing tens of millions of dollars from the nation's

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America imposes new sanctions on Iran

26-10-2007

The US government has designated an elite unit of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps a 'supporter of terrorism' as part of a new round of sanctions.The Guards have been labelled a 'proliferator of

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Myanmar wants smooth relations with Suu Kyi

26-10-2007

YANGON - Pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi - under house arrest for 12 of the last 18 years - met for about one hour with a Myanmar government official yesterday afternoon, a diplomat said.Suu Kyi

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Break in weather slows California wildfires

26-10-2007

LOS ANGELES - California wildfires that have destroyed 1 300 homes and forced the evacuation of 500 000 people raged into a fifth day yesterday, but firefighters seized on a break in the weather to

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