47 Articles found on Thursday, 13 September 2007
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SHE was evicted on Sunday, appeared live on Channel O on Monday and jetted back home to be met by scores of well-wishers and fans on Tuesday.Our girl is no longer in the Big Brother Africa house but
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To mark the 25th anniversary of the Save the Rhino Trust, an intrepid group of environmentalists is making a 360-kilometre sponsored hike through southern Kunene (Damaraland) to raise funds and in
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A PROGRAMME on the sustainable use of the Okavango River Basin designed by a young Namibian woman won her an international award in Sweden recently.Dorothy Wamunyima is the project co-ordinator for
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FANS of desert plants can now visit the National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI) in Windhoek to take a closer look at their favourite plant species.The Desert House, as it is called, houses over
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* Bertha floats on crutches and stings like a B.* Ofunneka has now become a traditional marriage counsellor. * Meryl at her worst is better than Bertha. * Richard, your wife's going to kill you. I
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* WANAHEDA SUGA MUMMIES!!!: Parents please be alert when it comes to your boys. There are women in Wanaheda preying on young boys aged 16-19. They drive very expensive cars and offer them cash in
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BRUSSELS - The European Union's trade chief warned former colonies on Tuesday they would lose out if they miss a December 31 deadline for new trade and investment deals with the bloc.The European
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CANADA'S Forsys Metals Corporation has announced plans to commence production at its Valencia Uranium Deposit in Namibia by the year 2009.The company's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Duane
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NEW YORK - Apple Inc's hefty iPhone price cut pits it in direct competition with handsets from Motorola Inc and Palm Inc, which are struggling to convince Wall Street they can turn around their aging
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VIENNA - World oil demand will grow more slowly than expected in the last quarter of 2007 and next year, and high prices may further curb consumption, the International Energy Agency said
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IT is vital that the indigenous people of Namibia become part of the major institutions driving the economy, Brian Molefe, CEO of the Public Investment Corporation (SA), said in Windhoek yesterday.He
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THE Prosecutor General has withdrawn all charges against four of the five suspects accused of murdering three Windhoek residents in the city's Kleine Kuppe suburb in early 2004.Businessman Mario de
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THE debate and negotiations on a declaration on indigenous peoples' rights is set to reach its climax this week at the UN General Assembly in New York as countries vote on whether to approve the
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THE Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Republic of Namibia (ELCRN) has called on Namibians to safeguard peace and national reconciliation."This includes the freedom of expression, as well as looking
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THE National Society for Human Rights claims that the Amnesty Proclamation of 1989 had nothing to do with national reconciliation as envisaged in Namibia's Constitution.It was reacting to a statement
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THE organisation for Children with Language, Speech and Hearing Impairments in Namibia (CLaSH) already has its calendar for 2008 ready to raise funds.The printing of the calendar was sponsored by
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POLICE say they suspect that a Kavango resident found dead with a gunshot wound to his stomach on Sunday had accidentally shot himself with a shotgun.Mateus Ngunda had reportedly gone out to collect
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THE DEPUTY Prosecutor General for Hardap and Karas, Jackson Kuutondokwa, has decided that two senior Police officers in Karas should be prosecuted on a charge of theft, The Namibian has reliably
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A GROUP of friends from Windhoek are fuming after their weekend trip to Swakopmund was apparently spoiled by traffic police and a towing company, who they say unnecessarily damaged their vehicle while
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THE National Assembly yesterday adopted the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities after a short debate.Deputy Prime Minister Dr Libertina Amathila, who tabled the convention, told
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The Polytechnic says it is open to discussion with students about their grievances.About 300 students protested on Monday and presented a petition to the Rector in the the presence of the Minister of
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HEALTH issues seem to dominate in Parliament this session, with blood pressure and cholesterol levels being a topic of discussion during the first day and male circumcision surfacing yesterday.After
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THE Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court has issued an arrest warrant for one of 17 Police officers accused of beating up five men during questioning on housebreaking charges.Harrickson Moshana failed to
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A AGUNDJUKA yomomikunda dhi li momudhingoloko gwa Elim mUukwambi mOshitopolwa sha Musati ye li omugoyi, mboka hayi ithana aamati yomongundu yOmushasho-hoko, nohaya kala nee taya piyaganeke aantu, taye
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K OMANDA gwOpolisi mOshitopolwa sha Shana Komufala gwOpevi Ndahangwapo Kashihakumwa, okwa tseyitha mOmaandaha mOshakati kutya Opolisi ye otayi longo uusiku nomutenya okukelela iimbuluma nokukaleka po
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K ONIMA sho a adha omukulukadhi gwe mombete nomulumentu gulwe, omukalimo gwomOmbaye Adam Don gwomimvo 47 okwa kutha omeya ga fuluka etege mu tile kolutu.Okwa li a falwa nosiputa koshipangelo a pya
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M INISTA yUuyuuki ngoka e li wo Hahende-Ndjayi Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana, mEtiyali lyoshiwike shika okwa indile Aanamibia ya pandule nokusimaneka omulandu gwedhiminathanepo lyopashigwana, ihe inaya
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O KUTAMEKA ngula sigo omomasiku 16 gomwedhi nguka, Osekundosikola ya Immanuel Shifidi mu Katutura - otayi ka dhana oshitudhi shayo shegwanitho lyoomvula 30.Oshituthi shika otashi ka eta pamwe mboka ya
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K ONYALA uunona wu li omilongo ne lwaampoka owa tidhwa mosikola pakathimbo posikola yaanona yedhina Roii Duin po Aranos moshitopolwa sha Hardap sho wa longithanayi iikolitha nosho wo omukalo gwokuya
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A AKALIMO yomoshitopolwa sha Caprivi, Erongo na Kavango naya yande okweenda uusiku unene tuu momahala ngoka haga adhika oondjamba.Eindilo ndika olya ningwa owina kOminista yEgameno lyUuntshitwe
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NAMIBIA were dealt a mammoth blow when star lock Heino Senekal and centre Bradley Langenhoven would be unlikely starters for the team's Pool C encounter against France on Sunday.Cornish Pirates lock
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LONDON - Formula One could be thrown into crisis today if leaders McLaren are found to have benefited from leaked Ferrari secrets and kicked out of the championship.It may not come to that but a
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LYON - Argentina coach Marcelo Loffreda's faith in Juan Martin Hernandez as his World Cup flyhalf has paid off handsomely with disciplined performances at a position in which he has little
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PARIS - South Africa coach Jake White said on Wednesday his team would be able to cope with the loss of flanker Schalk Burger although he still hoped a four-match ban will be overturned on appeal.The
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VERSAILLES - England coach Brian Ashton's selection skills could be put to the test as never before if the injuries which have blighted the reigning champions' World Cup campaign cause fresh
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WINDHOEK - The Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) continued its commitment towards the development of local sportsmen this week when it handed over a sponsorship to local wrestler Johannes
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THE Cazadores Inline Hockey Club will be hosting its annual hockey tournament at the DHPS sports grounds in Church Street this weekend.There are three clubs in Windhoek, one in Swakopmund and one in
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WESTERN Suburbs will meet Wanderers in the semi-finals of the MTC Premier League at the Hage Geingob Rugby Stadium this weekend.Western Suburbs managed to claim the final semi-final spot when they
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RIO DE JANEIRO - AC Milan striker Ronaldo should be fit to return from his thigh injury in three weeks, the Brazil national team doctor said yesterday."I believe in three weeks Ronaldo will be ready
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MOSCOW - President Vladimir Putin accepted the resignation yesterday of his prime minister and government, paving the way for the Russian leader to handpick a successor when he steps down next
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ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopia entered the third millennium seven years after the rest of the world Wednesday, amid lavish celebrations, religious fervour and messages of hope from the troubled country's
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MANILA - Facing a life prison term, deposed President Joseph Estrada decried his graft conviction yesterday, calling it a politically motivated sham by 'a kangaroo court'.The verdict ending the
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WASHINGTON - US President George W Bush is expected today to announce a cut of 30 000 soldiers from Iraq by next July in an address to Americans on the divisive issue of US troop levels in the
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TOKYO - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe abruptly announced his resignation yesterday after a year in power dogged by scandals, an election rout and a crisis over Japan's support for US-led
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CAPE TOWN - The leader of South Africa's opposition Democratic Alliance, Helen Zille, appeared in court briefly on Tuesday alongside 10 others arrested in an anti-drug march in Cape Town at the
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KINSHASA - Authorities placed two towns in southern Democratic Republic of Congo in quarantine on Tuesday to contain an outbreak of Ebola haemorrhagic fever, a deadly disease for which there is no
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BRUSSELS - The United States launches in Germany next month a new military command for Africa with small teams of key staff, but no troops, based on the continent, a senior US defence official said
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