36 Articles found on Monday, 18 February 2008

SMSes of the Day : Monday

18-02-2008

* IT is time the Government saves people money by dropping the fuel levy that is paid to a few indecently rich individuals for doing absolutely nothing.* I SEE FNB profits are up 25% but I don't see

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Porn studio wants Google, Yahoo to protect kids from adult video

18-02-2008

SAN FRANCISCO - The world's leading adult film studio is calling on Internet giants Google and Yahoo to "erect stronger barriers" to keep children from viewing online pornography.Vivid Entertainment

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SA's 'Big Hole' getting bigger

18-02-2008

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's "Big Hole" diamond mine, the largest hand-dug excavation in the world, is threatening to swallow a busy road as its sides slowly erode, its owners said on

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SA's 'Big Hole' getting bigger

18-02-2008

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's "Big Hole" diamond mine, the largest hand-dug excavation in the world, is threatening to swallow a busy road as its sides slowly erode, its owners said on

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Standard Bank, ICBC on course

18-02-2008

JOHANNESBURG - Standard Bank and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) on Friday confirmed that all of the regulatory and shareholder requirements for the transaction between them to

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Bank Windhoek branches out to Luederitz

18-02-2008

KEETMANSHOOP - The Mayor of Luederitz, Emelia Amupewa, has called on financial institutions countrywide to make banking facilities readily accessible to rural communities for socio-economic

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Crisis dims mines' outlook

18-02-2008

JOHANNESBURG - A power crisis in South Africa has clouded the outlook for miners and is likely to widen a global shortage of platinum by around 500 000 ounces this year, as well as cutting gold output

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Floods raise food fears

18-02-2008

NAMIBIA needs to brace for the possibility of "severe food shortages" in the wake of the floods in north-central Namibia, President Hifikepunye Pohamba warned in Windhoek on Friday.The President said

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Less widespread rain this week

18-02-2008

THE northwestern area of Namibia has the best chance of rain for most of this week, according to a forecast from the Weather Bureau's office at Hosea Kutako International Airport.Isolated to scattered

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Three more drownings

18-02-2008

A FIVE-YEAR-OLD boy, Silas Shalongo from Ohakapeke village in the Omusati Region, drowned on Thursday while looking for friends who were herding cattle.His body was found in an oshana on Friday.

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Swakop River rises in rare appearance

18-02-2008

FOR the first time in nearly two years, the Swakop River has managed to attract the attention of Swakopmund residents.Early on Friday morning, The Namibian was contacted by excited residents living at

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Pohamba hopes for peace in Kenya

18-02-2008

THE political leaders in Kenya should resolve the current political and humanitarian crisis that erupted in the aftermath of national and presidential elections last December, President Hifikepunye

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Political parties kick off Eenhana campaigns

18-02-2008

SWAPO and the RDP launched their election campaigns in the Eenhana Constituency at Eenhana on Friday and Saturday respectively.Both parties introduced their candidates for the by-election to be held

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Kameeta hits at BIG detractors

18-02-2008

THE second payout of the N$100 monthly basic income grant (BIG) to residents at Omitara on Friday was accompanied by strong words to naysayers by the BIG coalition's Bishop Zephania Kameeta.Kameeta,

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AIDS funding a source of concern

18-02-2008

THE Namibian Government needs to invest more in the overall response to HIV-AIDS if current programmes are to be sustained when donors withdraw.A report on the cost of HIV-AIDS to the State coffers

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'Nam hopes to build nuclear power station'

18-02-2008

WINDHOEK - Namibia hopes to construct a nuclear power station within ten years to ensure independent power supply in the face of a regional electricity crisis, a government official said Friday."We

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Mass demo at Keetmans

18-02-2008

HUNDREDS of Keetmanshoop residents joined by spiritual leaders took to the streets on Friday to condemn the brutal murder of a 75-year-old woman at town.Feitjie Brand died of multiple injuries after

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Fish factory worker guilty of murder

18-02-2008

A FORMER Luederitz fish processing plant employee accused of stabbing two co-workers in a knife attack in mid-2004 was convicted of murder and attempted murder in the High Court in Windhoek on

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Aantu yaali ya lyatwa komatalaka

18-02-2008

O MULUMENTU gwoomvula 42 okwa si konima sho a pumwa kotalaka pOshikango mEtiyali lyoshiwike sha zi ko.Otaku popiwa kutya nakusa oye Paulus Augustus, Opolisi tayi lopota ngaaka mEtine lya zi ko.

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SPYL a kutha mo Amushanga gwe gwOmauyelele

18-02-2008

E WAWA lyAagundjuka moSwapo olya kutha mo Amushanga gwalyo gwOmauyelele, Charles Siyauya, mopoosa ndjika, shoka tashi ti nee Oyunivesit ya Namibia (Unam) oyi na wo okuthiminika Swanu yi kuthe mo

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Inamu tula omapandela gopapolitika kiiyenditho yopashigwana: Nabta tali ti

18-02-2008

E HANGANO lyOombesa nOotaxi mu Namibia nenge tutyeNamibia Bus and Taxis Association (Nabta) olya holola euvonayi kombinga yooyene naahingi yOombesa nOotaxi mboka haya tula omapandela goongundu

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Meme Uilika a fumvikwa kengathithi lyaalilasa mOshakati

18-02-2008

O MULONGISIKOLA omukulukulu mosikola yaanona mOshakati, ndjoka ya tseyika nawa kwali, Osikola ya tate Ngolo, meme Uilika Naukalemo Haikali, ngoka a manene oondjenda dhe moshipangelo shEpangelo sha

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Ha-Na-He ina pogola sha: ACC ta ti

18-02-2008

K APU na oveta ya taagulukwa megandjo lyokondalaka kOshilahite shoka shi li mwene gwoshidhipagelo sha Ha-Na-He pOmuthiya okugandja onyama komahala gokulala aatalelipo gOkampani ya Namibia Wildlife

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Too soon to tell for Ronaldo: doctors

18-02-2008

MILAN - It is too soon too tell whether AC Milan striker Ronaldo will be able to resume his playing career after having knee surgery, doctors said on Friday."It is too early to make a statement about

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Namibia win big at ICC awards

18-02-2008

The International Cricket Council (ICC) Development Programme has announced the regional winners of the 2007 Annual Awards of which Namibia and Bermuda came out victorious.A media release by the ICC

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Gauteng crush Namibia in SAA Challenge

18-02-2008

Gauteng crushed Namibia by an innings and 103 runs in the SAA Challenge match in Johannesburg over the weekend.Namibia were under pressure from the start when Gauteng built up a huge total of 422 for

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SA teams make strong Super 14 start

18-02-2008

South Africa's World Cup winner Bryan Habana picked up where he left off last season to help the Bulls make a successful start to the defence of their Super 14 title.Habana, who was named as the IRB's

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FA join critics of EPL plan

18-02-2008

LONDON - The Football Association (FA), the national governing body for the sport in England, on Friday became the latest organisation to criticise plans by the English Premier League (EPL) to play

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Powell to run against drug cheats?

18-02-2008

SYDNEY - World 100-metre record holder Asafa Powell says he is convinced he will race against drug cheats at this year's Beijing Olympics, reports said yesterday.Amid claims by the former head of the

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Iipinge wins 10km Ladies Race

18-02-2008

Helena Iipinge won the 19th annual Joseph & Snyman 10km Ladies Race in a time of 38 minutes 15 seconds on Saturday.The race was held for the 19th consecutive year and took place in perfect conditions,

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Senior Palestinian killed

18-02-2008

GAZA - A senior commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement was among at least five people killed and 40 wounded in an explosion in the Gaza Strip late on Friday, a group spokesman and local

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University shooter bright, erratic

18-02-2008

The gunman who shot dead five people at a university has been identified as an "outstanding" graduate student with no history of trouble but signs of erratic behaviour in the past two weeks.Officials

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Kenya rejects US pressure

18-02-2008

NAIROBI - The Kenyan government yesterday issued a veiled warning to the United States not to put "a gun to anybody's head", on the eve of US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's visit to push for a

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Serbia angry over loss of 'historic heartland'

18-02-2008

BELGRADE - Serbia braced yesterday for a nationalist backlash after Kosovo's independence declaration with most Serbs furious about Western support for the secession of its medieval heartland.Serbian

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Zim candidates sign on

18-02-2008

HARARE - The three candidates in Zimbabwe's presidential elections formally submitted their nomination papers on Friday at a special court in the capital Harare.Papers for President Robert Mugabe were

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Bush calls for Congress to renew Pepfar

18-02-2008

President Bush yesterday said Congress should renew his global AIDS programme and preserve a requirement that steers money into abstinence efforts."We don't want people guessing on the continent of

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