41 Articles found on Wednesday, 9 January 2008

SMSes of the Day : Wednesday

09-01-2008

* Quad bikes wasting our land? Government please close the company down. Engage Ministry of Environment and Tourism pilots to monitor by fly-overs. Nature inspectors please arrest the culprits, no

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China wakes up to global clout of its small firms

09-01-2008

BEIJING - Xing Houyuan's advice to investors who seek her out is patient and practical: do due diligence on any potential partner, clarify its ties to the government, and make sure you control any

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Oil prices rebound on supply concerns

09-01-2008

LONDON - Oil prices resumed their march higher yesterday, reversing three days of losses as the market bet on a further drop in US energy inventories.Despite rising, prices remained far off historic

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Accountant shortage looms for Namibia

09-01-2008

"THE accounting profession in Namibia faces serious challenges.Research has shown that there is a lack of qualified accountants in the country. There are approximately 300 000 taxpayers in the country

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Important meetings on school placements

09-01-2008

SCHOOL placements of children in the Khomas Region who have not yet enrolled for the new school year will be taking place today.Parents are urged to take note of the times and venues listed below. The

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Old kindergarten makes way for first-graders

09-01-2008

BECAUSE of a shortage of State school facilities, one of Swakopmund's reputed German kindergartens will have to close its doors after 26 years to make room for Grade One classrooms.The Ministry of

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Rundu West ready for by-election

09-01-2008

RUNDU - A total of 14 300 eligible voters in the Rundu Rural West Constituency in the Kavango Region are expected to go to the polls on Friday to elect their new regional councillor.Five political

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Unpaid security guards desperate

09-01-2008

ABOUT 40 security guards employed by Special Security Company at Keetmanshoop are complaining that they have not been paid for the past two months.The group's spokesperson, Helena Lugambo Johannes,

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Education is key: Nujoma

09-01-2008

SHARUKWE - Namibian parents are urged to encourage their children to take education seriously.Founding President Sam Nujoma said children need to be encouraged to study science and mathematics, so

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High-tech donation for Kavango

09-01-2008

RUNDU - The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has donated computer and audiovisual equipment to two community centres in the Kavango Region.The equipment handed over to the Kavango Regional

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Is that study course worth the effort?

09-01-2008

THE Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA) has urged all people intending to enrol with tertiary educational institutions, in Namibia and abroad, to first have the status of these institutions and the

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Two defect from Swapo

09-01-2008

TWO Swapo organisers in the Kavango Region have reportedly joined the newly established Rally for Democracy and Progress.RDP President Hidipo Hamutenya announced yesterday that the ruling party's

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Bumper season for Swakop business

09-01-2008

BUSINESSPEOPLE at Swakopmund say they did good business this holiday season compared to previous years.Besides service facilities such as petrol stations and banks being packed most of the time,

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Police found third body in a house

09-01-2008

POLICE at Ondangwa on Sunday discovered the body of another person who died alone at home - the third such incident in Namibia in the last week.The body of 55-year-old Paulus Shivute was removed from

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Knierim waits for Magistrate's bail ruling

09-01-2008

GERMAN rape suspect Karl Heinz Knierim should hear today if his formal request for bail, a process started on December 18 last year, was successful.Knierim, a 42-year-old German citizen living in

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Church broken into at Okahao

09-01-2008

WINDHOEK - A church at Etilyasa village of the Otamanzi constituency in the Omusati Region was broken into sometime between Sunday and Monday.The thieves used unknown objects to break down the church

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Rio Tinto linked to offer for Xemplar

09-01-2008

DIVERSIFIED global mining group Rio Tinto, the target of a merger proposal from rival BHP Billiton, could be preparing an offer for Namibian uranium explorer Xemplar Energy Corporation, London-based

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Govt ad ban still in place

09-01-2008

GOVERNMENT is still maintaining its seven-year-old ban against The Namibian newspaper with a special tender specification preventing us from bidding at the Tender Board for the placement of Government

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Okahao toddlers burn to death

09-01-2008

WINDHOEK - Three toddlers burnt to death at Elondo East village in the Tsandi Constituency of the Omusati Region on Monday.The children were identified as Hilma Ndagondja Andreas (5), Willem Andreas

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Centaurus School sale rumours 'untrue'

09-01-2008

RUMOURS that the Centaurus High School in Windhoek will have to move soon to make way for the expansion of the Maerua Mall shopping centre are not true.The Khomas Region's Director of Education,

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Ohauto ya CAA ya yakwa po kaafuthi

09-01-2008

O HAUTO yoToyota Hilux oya yakwa pOsasiona yOpolisi pOutapi moshitopolwa sha Musati mOsoondaha.Ohauto ndjika ontokele kolwaala, oyehangano li na sha nekondjitho lyoHIV-AIDS lyaKatoolika ka Roma

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Iitopolwa yopokati nokuumbugantu sigo oompaka oya tegelela omvula

09-01-2008

O MVULA ndjoka ya loko mOvenduka mOlyomakaya ga zi ko oya etele aakalimo epepalo kombinga yuupyu mboka wa kala tau dhenga unene oshitopolwa, ashike osha fa shi li ngeyi kutya otashi ka pula ethimbo

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Aakiina yaali ya dhitikilwa pOkapale koondhila kopaigwana

09-01-2008

A AKWASHIGWANA yaali ya Kiina oya dhitikilwa pOkapale kOondhila kOpaigwana ka Hosea Kutako mEtitatu lyoshiwike sha zi ko, konima aniwa sho aanambelewa yopOkapale mpoka ya popi kutya oya yonagula oveta

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Uupomba womeya auhe mboka wa pata nau patuluke; Pohamba ta ti

09-01-2008

P ETHIMBO ta popitha oshigongi oshinene shoSwapo pOutapi mOmbalantu Omupresidende Hifikepunye Pohamba okwa indila kOogavena nosho wo kOokansela nokaaleli ayehe yopashigwana kutya uupomba womeya auhe

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NDMC okwa nyika oshinona: Philemon Kanime ta ti

09-01-2008

O MAPOPYO ga zi ko ngoka ga ningwa kongundu yedhina Namibia Democratic Movement for Change (NDMC) - ngoka taga popi ngeyi kutya omahogololo gookansola ngoka taga ningwa poRundu oga ningwa pamukalo gu

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New coach for Ivory Coast

09-01-2008

IVORY Coast have replaced coach Ulrich Stielike just two weeks before the start of the African Nations Cup.The Ivorian Football Federation revealed that the German coach resigned after his son fell

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'Bafana's money dispute settled'

09-01-2008

BAFANA Bafana's protracted festive season dispute over remuneration for the upcoming African Nations Cup tournament in Ghana has been amicably settled.This was confirmed on Monday by both Aaron

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McLaren unveils new 2008 F-1 car

09-01-2008

STUTTGART, Germany - McLaren has unveiled their new car for the 2008 Formula One season, the MP4-23, which team boss Ron Dennis believed would be competitive in the drivers' and constructors' world

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India's tour hangs in the balance

09-01-2008

SYDNEY - India's cricket team continued to reject racism charges against Harbhajan Singh yesterday as their tour of Australia hung in the balance.Spokesperson MV Sridhar denied Singh had called Andrew

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Nam dismissed as 'no-hopers'

09-01-2008

WINDHOEK - Namibia have already been dismissed as the no-hopers of the 2008 African Nations Cup.Just qualifying stunned African football followers who confidently predicted that traditionally strong

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Dakar cancellation 'a disaster'

09-01-2008

DAKAR - The last-minute cancellation of the 2008 Dakar Rally will cause a "mini-tsunami" in the fragile economies of the African countries it was due to pass through, a Senegalese paper said on

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Brave Warriors fans need vaccinations

09-01-2008

ALL Brave Warriors supporters who are travelling to Ghana are requested to get an injection against yellow fever, McBright Kayele, chairperson of the Brave Warriors Supporters Club (BWSC) announced

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Brave Warriors owe it to nation to shine in Ghana

09-01-2008

IT is very important, in fact more like a duty, that the Brave Warriors put up a good show at the '98 African Cup of Nations finals in Ghana.It is the second time that Namibia is represented at the

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Bush friends and foes sceptical

09-01-2008

AMMAN - Washington's foes have bluntly told US President George W Bush that he is not welcome in the Middle East and Al-Qaeda has urged its supporters to greet him with bombs, not flowers.Even

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Brown urges Kenya to consider unity government

09-01-2008

LONDON - British Prime Minister Gordon Brown urged Kenya's party leaders to consider some form of national unity or coalition government to end the deadly crisis gripping the east African

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Teargas fired in Naples trash stand-off

09-01-2008

NAPLES - Riot police fired teargas to disperse protesters trying to stop truckloads of garbage being brought into their Naples suburb for dumping yesterday Prime Minister Romano Prodi has taken

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New Hampshire vote dawns with Obama and McCain leading

09-01-2008

MANCHESTER, New Hampshire - Democrat Barack Obama appeared poised to deal a second crushing blow to Hillary Clinton's White House hopes yesterday and boost his quest to become the first black US

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Roadside bomb kills minister

09-01-2008

COLOMBO - A Sri Lankan minister was killed by a roadside bomb planted by suspected Tamil Tiger rebels north of the capital yesterday, a senior hospital official said, the second MP killed in a week as

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ANC backs Zuma for president despite charges

09-01-2008

JOHANNESBURG - Embattled ANC leader Jacob Zuma, due to go on trial for corruption, received a major boost yesterday when South Africa's ruling party backed him as its candidate for president in

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Sarkozy 'serious' but no wedding date

09-01-2008

PARIS - French President Nicolas Sarkozy said yesterday his relationship with Italian singer and former model Carla Bruni was serious but he dodged giving a wedding date.Sarkozy, 52, was asked at a

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Sarkozy 'serious' but no wedding date

09-01-2008

PARIS - French President Nicolas Sarkozy said yesterday his relationship with Italian singer and former model Carla Bruni was serious but he dodged giving a wedding date.Sarkozy, 52, was asked at a

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