44 Articles found on Thursday, 3 April 2008
03-04-2008
LONDON - Having long written off Zimbabwe as one of the world's least appealing economies, international investors are beginning to show signs of interest as they suspect the end of President Robert
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* THE Ministry of Education has taken time out to respond to a number of the complaints about the Education Sector, which have been SMSed to The Namibian: * I would like to find out from the Ministry
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* IT is an absolute joke that the ODC is sueing FNB for money they were solely responsible for. Why are Aboobakar and his cronies not locked up as was the case in the Avid saga or is it again a case
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FORECAST growth for African economies will be an average 6,2 per cent in 2008, according to 'Economic Report on Africa' (ERA 2008), an annual joint flagship publication of the United Nations Economic
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TRADE and finance ministers of the five-nation Southern African Customs Union (Sacu) will meet in Botswana tomorrow to discuss deeper regional integration and challenges like the pending trade
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DAKAR - Centuries before European colonialists carved up Africa, Arab traders marvelled at the profits to be reaped in the fabled lands south of the Sahara."In the country of Ghana, gold grows in the
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RUNDU - Five conservancies and community forestry projects in the Kavango Region have been identified as potential areas for the Government's beekeeping project.The beekeeping project aims at keeping
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RUNDU - Five conservancies and community forestry projects in the Kavango Region have been identified as potential areas for the Government's beekeeping project.The beekeeping project aims at keeping
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RUNDU - Five conservancies and community forestry projects in the Kavango Region have been identified as potential areas for the Government's beekeeping project.The beekeeping project aims at keeping
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's power crisis may last many years unless there is a drop in demand for electricity, utility Eskom said yesterday.A reduction in consumption should not damage the economy,
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PHILADELPHIA - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton walked sombrely into a press conference and stood before microphones.Reporters tensed, sensing something big might be afoot. "This has been a very
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A group of third-graders plotted to attack their teacher, bringing a broken steak knife, handcuffs, duct tape and other items for the job and assigning children tasks including covering the windows
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ARMIES in southern Africa deserve to have state-of-the-art telecommunications equipment to keep up with the fast and dynamic developments in the information and communications sector, a top military
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CATCHING birds in traps is illegal, an official in the Ministry of Environment and Tourism has confirmed.A permit was needed before any birds could be trapped, and people noticing traps set for birds
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DISGRUNTLED lecturers at the four teachers' colleges in Namibia have been advised to remain at work, as their salary grievances are being submitted to the Office of the Prime Minister.The aggrieved
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A RISING water level in the Hardap Dam after heavy rains in its catchment area forced NamWater to open the dam's sluice gates on Tuesday at around 11h00.NamWater spokesperson John Shigweda said water
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FRIDAY May 2 is not a public holiday in Namibia. The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Mbeuta Ua-Ndjarakana, said yesterday that Namibians would not get the day off even though
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THE Head of the Windhoek Central Hospital, Dr Helen Nkandi-Shiimi, is on the brink of resigning after the Ministry of Health turned down a request to pay for her studies.Shiimi denied yesterday that
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MEMBERS of the ruling Swapo party used intimidation, harassment, rigging and manipulation as well as Government resources like vehicles and fuel at the expense of the taxpayer to win last week's
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HARARE - President Robert Mugabe's party lost control of Zimbabwe's parliament yesterday, bolstering opposition claims that hundreds of thousands of impoverished Zimbabweans voted for change in
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HENTIES Bay was shocked by the murder of Katrina van Wyk (37), allegedly by her ex-lover, Raphael Waterboer (40), on Monday morning.It is alleged that Waterboer stabbed Van Wyk several times with a
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THE cellphone records of some of the main figures in the Kareeboomvloer farm massacre trial, and what they may indicate about the movements of the phones and their owners, took centre stage as the
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HARARE - Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe is likely to resist pressure to make a graceful exit and go down fighting in an election runoff with opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a number of
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POLICE at Keetmanshoop are investigating the cause of death of a 41-year-old man who was found some metres from the Dollar Six shebeen in the town's Illeni settlement this week.Niklaas Thomas was
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THE new National Budget is not as "rosy" and pro-poor as the Finance Minister has painted it, because drastic fuel price increases and looming interest rate hikes have already overtaken projections
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O SIKEMA yokugandja iikulya koothigwa nosho wo kuunona mboka wu li moluhepo kumwe wuli 90 000 lwaampoka mu Namibia, oya hulithwa po mOmaandaha, oprograma yi na sha nIikulya mUuyuni nenge tutye World
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O MUPRESIDENDE Hifikepunye Pohamba okwa tseyitha kutya Niko Bessinger ngoka a li nale Ominista yOmatalelopo mu Namibia ependafule lyopashigwana.Bessinger okwa hulithile pegumbo lye mu Khomasdal
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E WILIKONGUNDU lyankundipala nosho wo aalongi mboka inaya pyokoka momadhewo gawo guulongi, oya li yimwe yomiinima mbyoka ya li tayi nyenyetwa kaanasikola mOshiputudhilo shOpaungomba mOvenduka nenge
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E PANGELO nali landithepo oosheya dhimwe mokampani yalyo ya Air Namibia kokampani ndjoka tayi vulu okulonga nawa nokugwanithapo iilonga, Elenga enene lyAaherero Kuaima Riuako ngoka wo e li
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M EYA gwOndoolopa ya Shakati me Katrina Shimbulu okwa tseyithila The Namibian mEtiyali lyoshiwike shika kutya Elelo lya Shakati olya tokola okukutha po nenge okuyonagula po omalukanda omanene
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World number one Roger Federer was back to his best on Tuesday to reach the last eight at the Sony Ericcson Open with a 7-6 6-2 win over Jose Acasuso in Miami.The Swiss top seed, who won the title in
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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and his assistant Carlos Queiroz were both charged with improper conduct by the Football Association yesterday.The duo face disciplinary action following
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Champion Serena Williams made world number one Justine Henin look like a mere novice as she pulled off a stunning 6-2 6-0 victory to reach the semi-finals of the Sony Ericsson Open on Tuesday.Williams
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AHMEDABAD - Injury-hit India are sweating over the fitness of skipper Anil Kumble ahead of the second test against South Africa starting today.Experienced leg-spinner Kumble, the third highest
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KARACHI - Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar vowed yesterday to seek justice in court if the country's cricket board rejects his appeal against a five-year ban."I will not go down without a fight. If
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Defending MTC NFA Cup champions African Stars have vowed not to underestimate first division outfit Hotspurs when the sides meet in the quarterfinals on April 26.The quarter-final draw, which was made
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BEIJING - TV broadcasts from the Beijing Olympics will go out live to the world with no transmission delays, a senior Olympic official said here yesterday amid fears of Chinese state censorship.State
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The countdown to the Beijing Olympic Games gathered momentum yesterday when members of the Chinese embassy in Namibia gave an impressive presentation on China's preparations to a selected audience in
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A group of third-graders plotted to attack their teacher, bringing a broken steak knife, handcuffs, duct tape and other items for the job and assigning children tasks including covering the windows
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A television technician in French Polynesia has been suspended after he accidentally broadcast part of a pornographic movie shortly after a regular religious programme, Australian media reported
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BEIJING - The Olympics have so far failed to catalyse reform in China and pledges to improve human rights before the Games look disingenuous after a string of violations in Beijing and a crackdown in
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VATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI praised the "human and supernatural" qualities of John Paul II during a Mass yesterday marking the third anniversary of the Polish pontiff's death.Benedict compared
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DUBLIN - Bertie Ahern will step down as Ireland's prime minister on May 6 to fight corruption allegations that have dogged his final term in office and risk tarnishing his legacy of helping deliver
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BAGHDAD - A roadside bomb struck an armoured vehicle carrying an Iraqi commander and a senior defence official Wednesday as they entered a Shiite militia stronghold that has seen some of the fiercest
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