57 Articles found on Friday, 1 August 2008

Oops they did it again...

01-08-2008

THE Namibia Football Association has done it again. They have broken our hearts.In what was supposed to be the biggest and most glamorous night of the year on the local football calendar, people at

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Thabo Mbeki's Compromised Legacy

01-08-2008

ACCORDING to the theory of evolution, the initial structure of life, the cell, has in it the capacity to recompose infinitely until it creates the most complex human beings.Using this theory as an

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Nigeria's Sick Man Democracy

01-08-2008

HOW sick is Nigerian president Umaru Yar'Adua? In May, he admitted during a live television broadcast that he suffers from a kidney ailment, but sought to quell rumours that he was terminally ill by

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Where Are the Global Leaders?

01-08-2008

THE G-8 Summit in Japan earlier this month was a painful demonstration of the pitiful state of global cooperation.The world is in deepening crisis. Food prices are soaring. Oil prices are at historic

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Political Perspective

01-08-2008

I AM personally quite horrified by the tendency in our country generally to celebrate mediocrity. It is against this background that it comes as no surprise to learn that lecturers are taken to task

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NFA And Warriors - Time To Shape Up

01-08-2008

WE must agree with the Minister of Sport, Willem Konjore, who, at the occasion of the annual Namibia Football Association (NFA) Awards this week, took issue with the unacceptable behaviour of the

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School Fees Issue

01-08-2008

IN a private school, some of the parents do not pay school fees for December as the schools close generally in the first week of December.The argument is given that if the child comes to school just

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SMS of the Day : Friday

01-08-2008

* AN SMS which claimed that 'NBC talk shows have become a battleground for NSHR and SPYL' is hogwash. The two organisations do not participate but people do in their individual capacity. Those are

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'Greedy' Hostess Suspended

01-08-2008

AN article titled: 'The Saga Of A Greedy Air Hostess' appeared in your Friday July 25, 2008 newspaper.Herewith the Air Namibia's preliminary response on the article: We define unethical behaviour as:

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The Power of Youth

01-08-2008

"IF you're not a conspiracy theorist, you're not paying attention: I haven't made up my mind if we live in an era of well-planned and executed evil, of prodigious prestidigitation at the highest

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The Andara Hospital Challenge

01-08-2008

THIS is my response to the person who wrote an SMS asking the person in charge of Andara hospital to recruit more doctors.(The Namibian, July 25 2008). I want to thank the writer for bringing this

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Working With The Fraudsters

01-08-2008

I WAS rather surprised by Mr Hendrik Ehler's letter entitled 'The Saga of the Greedy Air Hostess' (The Namibian, Friday July 25).His story is shocking indeed, but neither he nor the other passengers

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African Governments And Ecstasy

01-08-2008

AFRICA needs economically and politically intelligent leaders in these advanced modern times.There is not a single democracy the world over that has been built on ecstasy and celebration. When ecstasy

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Denmark to save crisis-hit bank

01-08-2008

BRUSSELS - Denmark won European Union permission yesterday to rescue a bank hit hard by the subprime housing crisis.EU regulators said they would allow the country's central bank to give a liquidity

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China playing high profile role in world trade talks

01-08-2008

BEIJING - Richer and more confident, China is playing a higher-profile role in wrangling over global commerce, drawing criticism from American officials who once prodded Beijing to be more active in

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Financial sector needs more regulation: expert

01-08-2008

THE financial sector in Namibia requires more laws to better regulate the financial sector and bring it into harmony with rapid changes in the international market, which would attract more foreign

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Mobile industry anarchic: Minister

01-08-2008

WINDHOEK - Mobile Telecommunications Ltd (MTC) announced on Wednesday that it had lost 15 per cent of the market share since the second mobile operator, Cell One, came into play last year.A delegation

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SADC free trade becomes a reality

01-08-2008

THE long-awaited free trade area (FTA) for southern Africa will be launched on August 17 during the annual summit of the Southern African Development Community (SADC).It will be preceded by a

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Failure not option at Unam

01-08-2008

DECLINING academic standards at the University of Namibia (Unam) have again come under the spotlight after a senior lecturer was allegedly told to drop his standards or resign from the Department of

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Lands Ministry 'mismanaged ... in bad shape'

01-08-2008

THE Ministry of Lands and Resettlement's land reform programme is "in bad shape and mismanaged on just about every level", a new report claims.Based on a recent court case in which three foreign farm

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Seal culling carries on despite pressure

01-08-2008

ABOUT 80 000 Cape fur seals, most of them pups, will be killed during this year's Namibian seal cull despite international calls by animal rights activists to stop the slaughter.The annual cull

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Foot-and-mouth disease SOS in the Kavango

01-08-2008

THE Ministry of Agriculture stopped all livestock movements in all regions north of the veterinary cordon fence yesterday following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the Kavango Region near

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AIDS Tour at Zoo Park

01-08-2008

SOME of Namibia's hottest artists will gang up in Windhoek for the first leg of the Namibia AIDS Awareness (NAA) Tour, which kicks off with a spectacular live music show at the Zoo Park tomorrow,

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Sisters are doing it for themselves

01-08-2008

ON a piece of open ground next to Windhoek's Okahandja Park informal settlement, women play soccer and netball every afternoon.They get together at 14h00 and play until 16h00 or longer, depending on

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HAN training courses in August

01-08-2008

THE Hospitality Association of Namibia (HAN) will next month host two open days for restaurant owners and managers and a two-week training course for Grade 10 school leavers.HAN President Gitta

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HAN training courses in August

01-08-2008

THE Hospitality Association of Namibia (HAN) will next month host two open days for restaurant owners and managers and a two-week training course for Grade 10 school leavers.HAN President Gitta

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Four nabbed for fuel theft

01-08-2008

THE Police at Oshakati have arrested four people in connection with the theft of fuel from two Oshakati filling stations.The regional Police commander, Deputy Commissioner Ndahangwapo Kashihakumwa,

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Farmers want tax-free milk

01-08-2008

GOVERNMENT should scrap value-added tax on milk and dairy products to ease pressure on consumers, the Namibia Dairy Producers Association has urged.VAT will be removed today from dry beans, bread,

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Union to the defence of the homeless

01-08-2008

ALL Windhoek residents who have lost their homes because of their inability to pay water and electricity bills have been requested to contact the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW).The NUNW

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Another weekend in custody for Shaduka

01-08-2008

THE absence of a key State witness during the second day of murder suspect Lazarus Shaduka's bail application resulted in a frustrated defence team yesterday, when their client was ordered to spend

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Sex pest claims against ex-principal repeated

01-08-2008

FRESHLY acquitted on rape and abduction charges, former Concordia College principal Ben Awoseb was back in court yesterday to challenge the decision to dismiss him from his job last year.The Windhoek

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Nena olya hugunina metuntilo gOpolio

01-08-2008

E DHINGOLOKO etiyali lyokutuntila omukithi gwOpolio olya tamekele ohela meti 30 Juli 2008 notali kala ko sigo ongula meti 1 Aguste 2008.Kuyele Omuwiliki gwUuhaku mOshitopolwa sha Shana Omundohotola

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Omufekelwa omutitatu meponokelo lyaakulupe poDordabis mOmpangu

01-08-2008

O MUFEKELWA omutitatu moshipotha sheponokelo lyaanafaalama aahokanathani pofaalama yimwe popepi na Dordabis kuyele mu Juni okwa popi kutya ke na ondjo moshipotha shika pethimbo a holoka mOmpangu ya

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Epukululo Mehokololo lya li kohi yoshipalanyolo

01-08-2008

'Aantu yane ya sa moshiponga shohauto' mOshifo shetu sheti: 24 Juli 2008, omwa li okapuko.Ehokololo ndika ota li popi kutya aantu mboka ya si moshiponga shika shiihauto oyo: Asser Ndjamba, Rudolf

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Omukuluntusikola omukulu gwOseko yIipumbu a hulitha

01-08-2008

O MUKULUNTUSIKOLA omukulu mOseko yOpombanda yIipumbu mOshakati, tate Erastus Kashuupulwa Indongo omukalimo gwomOngwediva noshowo momukunda Onenongo mEkamba mUukwambi kwali, okwa manene oondjenda dhe

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Oonkundathana pokati ka Zanu-PF na MDC otadhi pula komeho

01-08-2008

H ARARE - Omupresidende gwa Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe okwa ti kutya oonkundathana pokati kongundu ye naandjoka yompilameno ya MDC dhi na sha nokweetapo Epangelo lyopaukumwe moshilongo otadhi

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Oondjamba dhomombuga ndhoka ihadhi tana nawa odhi li moshiponga

01-08-2008

A ANTU oyi ikwata noonkondo opulanda yopambelewa okudhipaga oondjamba ndatu oondumentu dhomoondjamba dhomombuga moshitopolwa sha Kunene pamukalo guukongo wiiyamakuti iinene - oshinima shoka

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Ependa mElongo, nakusa tatekulu Namuhuja a dhimbulukiwa

01-08-2008

PONIIPA E PENDAFULE lya Namibia mElongo nakusa tatekulu Hans Daniel Namuhuja gwomOniipa kwali mOndonga mOshitopolwa sha Shikoto ngoka a mana oondjenda dhe mo 1998 mepipi lyoomvula 74, okwa li a

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Motivational workshop for Rundu

01-08-2008

THE Khomas Youth League, in conjunction with the Kavango Youth Soccer League, will hold a motivational workshop at Rundu on Saturday and Sunday with the support of the Ministry of Information and

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McCaw returns to lift All Blacks

01-08-2008

AUCKLAND - Inspirational captain Richie McCaw returns from injury to boost a revamped All Blacks side in tomorrow's rugby rematch against Australia, as coach Graham Henry called for a change of

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Cycle race around city

01-08-2008

THE Small Kids Big Heart Charity Cycle Fun Ride will be held at the United Sports Field in Olympia on Sunday.The registration will be done tomorrow from 12h00 to 15h00. Children will pay N$20 and

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Gunners spike Lehmann's debut

01-08-2008

STUTTGART -German veteran keeper Jens Lehmann conceded three second-half goals as former club Arsenal beat his new side Stuttgart in a pre-season friendly late Wednesday.Lehmann, 38, saw goals from

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TISAN football side takes gold

01-08-2008

BLANTYRE -The Tertiary Institutes Sports Association of Namibia (TISAN) football team beat Lesotho 1-0 to clinch the gold medal in the Confederation of Universities and Colleges Sports Association

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Otb Sport 7-a-side football tourney

01-08-2008

Otb Sport is hosting a youth seven-a-side football tournament today and tomorrow.Kick-off today is at 14h30, and tomorrow at 08h00. A total of 61 teams will compete and 152 games will be played to see

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Riekie in final against Christi

01-08-2008

NAMIBIA'S Riekie Honiball qualified for her second successive final at the ITF Junior South and Central African circuit in Windhoek yesterday.After beating Natasha Fourouclas in last weekend's singles

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Heymans Namibia's flag-bearer at Games

01-08-2008

NAMIBIAN cyclist Mannie Heymans received the national flag from President Hifikepunye Pohamba on Wednesday, which makes him the official flag-bearer of the team at the 2008 Beijing Olympic

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Strong rugby side for Zim

01-08-2008

NAMIBIA has selected a strong team to face Zimbabwe in a Rugby World Cup qualifying match in Windhoek on Saturday.Eighthman Jacques Burger, who excelled for Namibia at the Rugby World Cup last year,

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Sudan sentences 22 more 'Darfur rebels'

01-08-2008

KHARTOUM - Sudanese courts yesterday sentenced another 22 alleged Darfur rebels to death over an unprecedented attack on the capital last May in which more than 222 people were killed.Libya frees

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Brazil balloon priest found

01-08-2008

RIO DE JANEIRO - Parishioners were both saddened and relieved on Wednesday to learn that boat workers had found the body of their priest who disappeared flying over the Atlantic with the help of 1 000

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Karadzic appears at UN war crimes tribunal

01-08-2008

THE HAGUE - Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic appeared at the United Nation's Yugoslav war crimes tribunal for the first time yesterday, telling the judge he would defend himself against

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Eighteen dogs safe from knife

01-08-2008

MANILA - Investigators and animal welfare activists have rescued 18 dogs from the butcher's knife in the northern Philippines, using a new law against the illegal meat trade, an official said

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Beijing can provide rare blood type during Olympics

01-08-2008

BEIJING - Beijing is confident it can provide sufficient supplies of rhesus negative blood - rare in China but more common amongst Caucasians - during next month's Olympics, a senior health official

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Bashir vows never to deal with ICC

01-08-2008

KHARTOUM - Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir has vowed in an interview never to deal with or appear before the International Criminal Court.ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo has indicted al-Bashir of

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Turmoil ahead for Israel after Prime Minister says he will resign

01-08-2008

JERUSALEM - Israel was bracing yesterday for weeks of political turmoil after Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's shock announcement he would step down in September, casting a shadow over Middle East

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UN to feed 1.4m more in W Africa

01-08-2008

DAKAR - The United Nations is to start feeding an additional 1.4 million people in West Africa to ensure those squeezed by soaring food prices survive the lean season until the next harvest, Reuters

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Seized docs, evidence from Mauritius for Zuma trial

01-08-2008

JOHANNESBURG - Documents seized from the home and offices of African National Congress president Jacob Zuma will form part of his High Court trial on 16 counts including fraud and

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Police find remains of 5 children in Jersey

01-08-2008

LONDON - Police have uncovered the mutilated remains of at least five children on the Channel Island of Jersey, but authorities investigating child abuse there believe they don't have enough evidence

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