41 Articles found on Monday, 25 August 2008

SMS Of The Day : Monday

25-08-2008

Food for Thought * THOSE who brought Independence are busy undoing it. We are heading for the battlefront. How useful our leaders are remains a major concern for us all. Rest in Peace * THINK Africa.

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World Bank bankrolls 'education for all' in Mozambique

25-08-2008

MAPUTO - The World Bank on Thursday pledged a grant of US$79 million in support of the Mozambican education sector.The grant agreement was signed in Maputo by the Minister of Planning and Development,

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Mariental Super Dairy Farm takes shape

25-08-2008

NAMIBIA Dairies started with the structural development of its super dairy farm in Mariental on Friday.The N$80 million investment will create 50 new jobs and produce 30 to 40 per cent of Namibia's

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Moz official axed for graft

25-08-2008

MAPUTO - The governor of the southern Mozambican province of Inhambane, Francisco Itai Meque, has sacked the permanent secretary of Homoine district, Rafael Baude, for alleged mismanagement of the

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Mugabe 'crony oil deals': Petrosa reacts

25-08-2008

PETROSA has reacted to a Sunday newspaper report in South Africa that "insinuates" that PetroSA knowingly "dished out oil deals" to a consortium partly owned by foreign businessmen accused of being

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Indian protests threaten roll-out of world's cheapest car

25-08-2008

ABOUT 40 000 protesters yesterday surrounded the Indian factory, which is to produce the world's cheapest car, alleging land for the site was forcibly taken from local farmers, police

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REDs under pressureTown councils want out

25-08-2008

THE future of Government's Regional Electricity Distributor (RED) initiative is under threat, with local councils countrywide starting to unite against what they claim is a major threat to their

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Swakopmund murder victim identified

25-08-2008

THE murdered man whose body was found in the dunes near Swakopmund last week has been identified as Japhet Nangolo (30) of Swakopmund.Nangolo's body was discovered by tourists about 10 km from

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Hereros plan 'tsunami' against Germany

25-08-2008

THE Herero community has once again repeated its demand for reparations and dialogue with the German government regarding the atrocities committed against Herero and Nama-speaking people during the

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Pharmacist free on N$75 000 bail

25-08-2008

A WINDHOEK-BASED chemist had to fork out N$75 000 last week to be released on bail after spending a night in Police custody on a charge of fraud, alternatively theft.The Commercial Crime Unit of the

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Circumcision safe all year round

25-08-2008

OPUWO - The Principal Medical Officer of the Opuwo State Hospital, Peter Bwalya, has called on inhabitants of the Kunene Region to bring their sons to the hospital throughout the year for

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Kamwi launches new condom

25-08-2008

OKAHANDJA - Health Minister Dr Richard Kamwi on Friday officially launched the 'Smile Super Dot', a dotted 49mm condom.In a speech read on his behalf by the ministry's Permanent Secretary, Kahijoro

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Pohamba appoints new acting judges

25-08-2008

PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba has appointed three new Acting Judges to the Supreme Court of Namibia.Their appointments were made on the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission. Justices GJC

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Swapo the most tribal of all: DTA's Kaura

25-08-2008

THE ruling Swapo Party should not label opposition parties as 'tribal' - as was done by Justice Minister Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana recently - or embark on political cleansing to get rid of opposition

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Pohamba appoints new acting judges

25-08-2008

PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba has appointed three new Acting Judges to the Supreme Court of Namibia.Their appointments were made on the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission. Justices GJC

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Councillor fined for poaching dik-dik

25-08-2008

THE SWAPO Regional Councillor for the Otavi constituency in the Otjozondjupa Region, Bartholomeus Shangheta, has been fined N$2 000 on a charge of hunting protected game.Shangheta was accused of

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Namibia should be more investor friendly

25-08-2008

ONGWEDIVA - Trade and Industry Minister Hage Geingob has appealed to immigration and customs officials to have a "friendly, welcoming attitude" towards potential investors.He also made an appeal to

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Geingob opens trade fair

25-08-2008

THE Ongwediva Trade Fair, in addition to bringing buyers and sellers together, is the barometer of economic activity in the region, said Trade and Industry Minister Hage Geingob when he opened the

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Nakusa Mwanawasa ota fumvikwa nena

25-08-2008

OMUPRESIDENDE gwa Zambia Levy Mwanawasa, ngoka hulitha mOshipangelo mu Paris oshiwike sha zi ko, ota fumvikwa nena.Omudhimbwa gwa Mwanawasa ogwa thiki ko Lusaka mOlyomakaya okuza ku France.

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Nakusa Mwanawasa ota fumvikwa nena

25-08-2008

OMUPRESIDENDE gwa Zambia Levy Mwanawasa, ngoka hulitha mOshipangelo mu Paris oshiwike sha zi ko, ota fumvikwa nena.Omudhimbwa gwa Mwanawasa ogwa thiki ko Lusaka mOlyomakaya okuza ku France.

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Aakwiilongo aahona miipangelo yEpangelo mu Namibia alihe

25-08-2008

A AKWIILONGO oyo ye li omitse dhiipangelo yEpangelo yi li 32 yomiipangelo kumwe yi li 34 mu Namibia - iipangelo iyali mbyoka tayi wilikwa kAanamibia yoyene oyo owala iipangelo iinene yEpangelo

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Ewilikongundu lya TransNamib olyo tali eta evundakano, NUNW ta ti

25-08-2008

E HANGANO lyomahangano gaaniilonga mu Namibia/National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) nEwawa lyAagundjuka mo Swapo oya popi kutya mOkampani ya TransNamib omwi iteyela aapiyaganeki, ngashi naanaa ya

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Tsvangirai a tumbaleka nakusa Mwanawasa

25-08-2008

O MUWILIKI gwongundu yompilameno mu Zimbabwe yo Movement for Democratic Change, Morgan Tsvangirai, okwa ti eso lyOmupresidende gwa Zambia Patric Levy Mwanawasa, oli li edhengo-dhimbo onene kAaZimbabwe

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Olaata ya Maruru ya kutha manga omudhiginini gwIiniwe miilonga

25-08-2008

M UNI gwa Maruru okwa kutha omudhiginini gwe gwIiniwe miilonga uule wethimbo inali tumbulwa kutya otali kala li thike peni konima sho kwa dhimbululwa uulingilingi mwakwatelwa omapopyo kutya okwa

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Oondohotolola mu Zim mekanka

25-08-2008

H ARARE - Oondohotola mIipangelo yEpangelo mu Zimbabwe odha yi mekanka oshiwike sha zi ko, dha hala oondjambi dhawo dhi gwedhelwe molwashoka Ondola ya Zimbabwe oya ngushuluka noonkondo.Pethimbo ndika,

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Ombelewa ya Namibia mu Tanzania

25-08-2008

O MUPRESIDENDE Hifikepunye Pohamba ohela okwa ulike omusamane Japhet Isaack a kale Omukalelipo gwa Namibia ku Tanzania.Namibia ina kala nale e na Omukalelipo mu Tanzania na Isaack oye Omukalelipo gwe

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Mauritania ota ka kuthwa mo mu AU

25-08-2008

D AR ES SALAAM - Mauritania ota ka kuthwa mo mehangano lyUukuwe wa Afrika/African Union (AU) sigo moshilongo shika mwa galulilwa Epangelo lyopaundemokoli.Shika osha popiwa mOlyomakaya kEpangelo lya

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Drop Becks, Robson urges

25-08-2008

LONDON - Sir Bobby Robson says England coach Fabio Capello must make a stand and drop David Beckham from his starting line-up ahead of their upcoming World Cup qualifying campaign.With England due to

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Cricket Briefs

25-08-2008

THE Indian cricket board has decided to introduce salaries for its national selectors months after a row erupted over chief selector Dilip Vengsarkar writing syndicated columns.Senior national

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Wallabies take out Boks

25-08-2008

DURBAN - In eliminating World Cup champion South Africa from another Tri-Nations, Australia ended a couple of tournament hexes.The Wallabies' 27-15 defeat of South Africa on Saturday was their first

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Kavango wins at Games

25-08-2008

THE Kavango Regional women's football team advanced to the semi-finals of the Namibia Women in Sport Association (NAWISA) preliminary development games that took place at Katima Mulilo on

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SADC fails in Beijing

25-08-2008

NAMIBIA wrapped up its 2008 Beijing Olympics campaign on Saturday with mountain biker Mannie Heymans, who participated in the cross-country event.And like all his teammates, Heymans could not get onto

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Jamaica dominate sprints

25-08-2008

BEIJING - Jamaica's dominance of the sprints at the Olympics was only a question of a matter of time for their talent has never been in doubt.Their five gold medal haul - four individual and one relay

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The end of the road for desert elephants?

25-08-2008

WHEN the Namibian Ministry of Environment and Tourism decided to issue trophy-hunting permits for six elephant bulls in the conservancies north of the Brandberg, it was not only a death warrant for

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Designer brings haute couture home to Africa

25-08-2008

FREETOWN - Women carrying corn on their heads and children selling peanuts stop to stare as a leggy model in a tiny, blue dress strikes a pose outside a steel-doored clothes shop in Sierra Leone's

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MDC factions dispute leadership of Zim parliament

25-08-2008

HARARE - Two factions of Zimbabwe's MDC party have nominated their candidates to contest the leadership of the parliament to be sworn in today by President Robert Mugabe, their officials said

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MDC factions dispute leadership of Zim parliament

25-08-2008

HARARE - Two factions of Zimbabwe's MDC party have nominated their candidates to contest the leadership of the parliament to be sworn in today by President Robert Mugabe, their officials said

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Mixed legacy as China's Olympics end

25-08-2008

BEIJING - With help from British star power, China concluded its debut as Olympic host on Sunday after 16 days of near-flawless logistics and superlative athletic achievement - coexisting awkwardly

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Thousands mourn President Mwanawasa in Zambia

25-08-2008

LUSAKA - Thousands of Zambians mourned President Levy Mwanawasa on Saturday when his body was returned home after he died in France five days ago.His body was flown back to Zambia on a French aircraft

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Obama and Biden team makes public debut

25-08-2008

SPRINGFIELD - United States Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and newly minted running mate Joseph Biden made their debut on Saturday, with Biden declaring "it's our time" and quickly

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US navy arrives in Georgia, Russian troops stay put

25-08-2008

BATUMI - A US navy warship delivered humanitarian aid yesterday for victims of Georgia's brief war with Russia as Moscow ignored Western demands to pull its remaining troops from the tiny Caucasus

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