47 Articles found on Monday, 28 January 2008

SMSes of the Day : Monday

28-01-2008

* DUDLEY, well done on Friday's cartoon. We need more of the two ladies with names T and S, Dieshofina and Hagerosa. We had a great laugh. Some more please.* WITH the power crisis comes an incredible

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Zim in late bid to salvage farming season

28-01-2008

HARARE - Zimbabwe's government is making frantic efforts to ensure the 2008 agriculture season is not a total disaster after shortages of fertiliser and floods hit crops, a government minister said on

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Oil prices prompt a scramble for Africa

28-01-2008

DAKAR - High oil prices and the onslaught of resource nationalism from Russia to South America have sent Western majors delving ever deeper into the waters of the Gulf of Guinea, triggering a new

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AfDB to finance infrastructure SALY

28-01-2008

PORTUGAL - Sixty per cent of the African Development Bank's US$8,9 billion soft loan resources for 2008 to 2010 will go towards infrastructure projects on the continent.Last month, donor countries

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Gates gives US$306m for African farming

28-01-2008

DAVOS - The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is giving US$306 million to boost the yields and incomes of small farmers in Africa and other parts of the developing world, it said on Friday.Support for

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SA power crisis 'an emergency', mines shut down

28-01-2008

CAPE TOWN - The South African government labelled crippling electricity shortages a national emergency Friday, warning of price hikes and quotas to steady supply ahead of the 2010 football World

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Govt medical aid defrauded

28-01-2008

THE Ministry of Finance has laid fraud charges against at least four medical service providers who allegedly defrauded the Public Servants Medical Aid Scheme (Psemas) over the past two years.It also

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Heavy weather kills 5 in North

28-01-2008

LIGHTNING strikes killed five people - including a woman and her two daughters - in the Eenhana district on Thursday, the Namibian Police announced yesterday.An eight-year-old boy, Frans Paulus, was

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Attacked by snake in bed, in city

28-01-2008

WELL-KNOWN Namibian photographer, artist and writer Amy Schoeman narrowly escaped partial blindness and serious disfiguration when she was bitten in her face by a zebra snake in the early hours of

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Namibia asked to 'fix' match

28-01-2008

NAMIBIAN players say they were approached to fix their final group match at the Africa Cup of Nations.They say they were offered US$30 000 per player to throw their game against Guinea in Sekondi

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Traditional leaders unhappy with resettlement

28-01-2008

Traditional leaders in the South are not happy with the farm resettlement programme in the Hardap and Karas regions.At a gathering with the Karas and Hardap Governors on Thursday, the leaders

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Child killed by minibus

28-01-2008

A FOUR-YEAR-OLD girl died after being run over by a minibus at Oshakati on Tuesday.Charges of culpable homicide, reckless and negligent driving, and driving a motor vehicle without a valid driver's

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Biker killed in Windhoek crash

28-01-2008

A 24-year-old motorcyclist died in a collision with a car in Windhoek on Saturday.Stephan Fourie lost his life when his motorcycle collided with a car at the intersection of Sean McBride and Wika

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Suspect admits to Khomasdal stabbing, but denies murder

28-01-2008

A YOUNG Windhoek resident on Friday pleaded not guilty to a murder charge he faces in connection with the deadly stabbing of a 17-year-old youth outside a club in Khomasdal on Workers' Day in 2005.In

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China to help pay for rail project

28-01-2008

NAMIBIA and China signed a grant agreement in Windhoek on Friday detailing the N$1 billion grant promised by that country a year ago during a visit of the Chinese head of state to Namibia."The N$1

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Ovambanderu Chief laid to rest

28-01-2008

ABOUT 2 000 people attended the State funeral of the late Ovambanderu Chief Munjuku Nguvauva II at Okahandja on Saturday.The streets of Okahandja echoed with an 11-gun salute as the coffin was lowered

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More rains forecast for north of Namibia this week

28-01-2008

CONTINUED rains can be expected over the northern areas of Namibia this week - but the rainfall chances for the central and southern areas look less promising.Weather forecaster Olga Tjiueza of the

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CoD court case delayed

28-01-2008

A FACTION of the opposition party Congress of Democrats (CoD) on Friday filed a motion in the Windhoek High Court against two party members.T h e m o t i o n - number 44 on a list of over 70 motions

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Self-regulation the answer: SA Media Ombudsman Thloloe

28-01-2008

AS talk of Government regulation of the Namibian media increases, the man responsible for keeping journalists in South Africa on the straight and narrow warns that such an approach could be dangerous

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NDMC warns Swapo

28-01-2008

"INTOLERANT" and "undemocratic" utterances by the youth wing of the ruling Swapo Party against the new opposition party Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) will eventually destroy Swapo, as it

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Cemetery attacker's appeal thrown out

28-01-2008

AN appeal by a former security guard who is serving a 37-year prison term for raping and attempting to murder a woman at Windhoek's Pionierspark Cemetery five years ago ended in failure in the High

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Omufekelwa omutine a dhitikwa moshipotha sha Keetmanshoop

28-01-2008

O POLISI oya dhitike omufekelwa omutine mEtiyali lyoshiwike sha zi ko shi na sha noshipotha shuufuthi woshimaliwa shoondola/N$700 000 shoka taku hokololwa sha yakwa mu Muni gwa Keetmanshoop muule

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Zambia a dhengwa kondhima olutiyali

28-01-2008

O LUSHENO mu Zamibia alihe olwa gu ko uule woowili 48 oshikando oshitiyali, nokukankameka iilonga mOomina dhongopolo, aakwanepangelo osho ya popi mEtitatu lyoshiwike sha zi ko.Aanambelewa mOomina oya

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Oveta yAaniilonga otayi tulwa miilonga mu Mei nuumvo

28-01-2008

E PANGELO olya dhiladhila okutula miilonga Oveta ompe yaaniilonga ndjoka opo ya shainwa nokutulwa moGazette omathimbo ga zi ko - Oveta ndjika otayi ka tulwa miilonga palumwe mu Mei, epangelo tali

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Oonakulwa Aakulu ya ningulula oopulanda dhawo konima yokutsakanena nOmupresidende Pohamba

28-01-2008

O SHIGONGI shoka sha li pokati kOmupresidende Hifikepunye Pohamba nongundu yiilyo yehangano lyoonakulwa aakulu ongulohi yEtitatu lyoshiwike sha zi ko, osha hulile menyanyu, sho iilyo yehangano ndika

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Namibia ota ka talulula oshipotha shedhipago lya hahende Lubowski

28-01-2008

O shipotha shedhipgo lya Hahende a simana pashiyakela ngoka wo a li oshilyo shoSwapo Anton Lubowski otali talululwa ishewe kOmbelewa yOmutamaneki-Ndjayi gwaNamibia, oomvula dhi vulithe pomulongo

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CAF warns doping cheats

28-01-2008

THE head of the Confederation of African Football's Doping Committee in Tamale, Ghana, has revealed that it will be calling players at random towards the end of every match to undergo routine drug

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Cameroon bounce back

28-01-2008

FOUR-TIME African champions Cameroon got their 2008 Africa Cup of Nations campaign back on course after a comfortable 5-1 trouncing of Zambia in a Group C tie as their star striker Samuel Eto'o

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Gunners ground Magpies

28-01-2008

EMMAMUEL Adebayor ensured his tortuous week ended on a high as his brace earned Arsenal a 3-0 FA Cup win over Newcastle on Saturday.The Togo striker began this fourth round tie under the darkest of

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Sharapova wins first Aussie title

28-01-2008

FIFTH seed Maria Sharapova sealed her third grand slam title and first Australian Open with a comfortable 7-5 6-3 victory over Serbia's Ana Ivanovic in the final in Melbourne on Saturday.Sharapova,

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Djokovic wins first grand slam title

28-01-2008

THIRD seed Novak Djokovic overcame a leg injury to win his first grand slam title with a 4-6 6-4 6-3 7-6 victory over unseeded Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the Australian Open final

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Djokovic wins first grand slam title

28-01-2008

THIRD seed Novak Djokovic overcame a leg injury to win his first grand slam title with a 4-6 6-4 6-3 7-6 victory over unseeded Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the Australian Open final

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Aus, India hopes on history

28-01-2008

AUSTRALIA and India are both hoping history will repeat itself and allow them to conjure a win out of nothing on the last day of the fourth and final test.The match was evenly poised at the end of the

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Ronaldo ends Spurs's FA Cup quest

28-01-2008

CRISTIANO Ronaldo's personal goal spree this season continued as he scored twice to help overturn an early deficit as Manchester United beat Premier League rivals Tottenham 3-1 to advance into the

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Namibia promise to play for pride against Guinea

28-01-2008

NAMIBIA have promised to lift their game even more when they engage Guinea in their final Group A qualifying match of the 26th edition of the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Sekondi, Ghana,

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Namibia to host COSSASA Games

28-01-2008

WINDHOEK - The Namibia Schools Sport Union (NSSU) will host this year's edition of the Confederation of Schools Sport Association of Southern Africa (COSSASA) Under-17 Ball Games at Walvis Bay during

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Ivory Coast trounce Benin

28-01-2008

SUPERSTAR Didier Drogba scored the opening goal as Ivory Coast overwhelmed Benin 4-1 last Friday in a 2008 MTN African Nations Cup Group B match.Yaya Toure, Abdelkader Keita and Aruna Dindane were

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Nine die in Turkish train crash

28-01-2008

ANKARA - A passenger train derailed in central Turkey yesterday, killing at least nine people and injuring dozens of others, railway authorities said.They said two cars rolled over when the train from

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Busta gets probation

28-01-2008

NEW YORK - Grammy-nominated rapper Busta Rhymes pleaded guilty on Wednesday to assault, two driving infractions and weapons possession, avoiding a trial and the yearlong prison sentence recommended by

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Breaking down the Britney bucks

28-01-2008

LOS ANGELES - Say what you will about Britney Spears, she's a valuable commodity as far as the nation's economy is concerned.According to Portfolio magazine, the troubled pop princess puts anywhere

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Pakistan troops battle militants

28-01-2008

KOHAT - Pakistani troops, backed by helicopter gunships, are battling pro-Taliban militants to recapture a key road tunnel leading to the volatile tribal belt on the Afghan border, the military said

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Pakistan troops battle militants

28-01-2008

KOHAT - Pakistani troops, backed by helicopter gunships, are battling pro-Taliban militants to recapture a key road tunnel leading to the volatile tribal belt on the Afghan border, the military said

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Zim goes to the polls March 29

28-01-2008

HARARE - President Robert Mugabe has set national elections for March 29, according to a presidential proclamation issued on Friday that angered the opposition, which had called for the vote to be put

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Obama and Clinton off to next White House fights

28-01-2008

COLUMBIA - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton looked yesterday toward the next battles in a bruising White House race after Obama rolled to a huge win in a bitterly contested South Carolina

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Annan meets Odinga as fighting continues

28-01-2008

NAIVASHA - Ethnic clashes killed at least 10 people in Kenya's Rift Valley yesterday as former United Nations chief Kofi Annan met opposition leader Raila Odinga to try to resolve a month-long crisis

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Egypt vows to control Gaza border

28-01-2008

RAMALLAH - Egypt vowed to take control of its breached border with the Gaza Strip yesterday and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's government said it had agreed with Cairo to run the crossing,

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Police quiz Paris bank trader

28-01-2008

PARIS - The junior trader blamed for causing a $7 billion loss at French bank Societe Generale faced a second day of questioning yesterday by finance police, who said he was cooperating with their

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