43 Articles found on Monday, 9 June 2008
09-06-2008
THE Ministry of Education has taken time out to respond to a number of the complaints about the Education Sector, which have been SMSed to The Namibian: Teachers at Windhoek Technical High School, did
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* IT'S such an embarrassment for SADC that Robert Mugabe decides to suspend the operations of aid organisations amid worsening food shortages and not even one African leader condemns that. We claim we
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CAPE TOWN - South Africa will by the end of June finalise new regulations to enforce power savings that will punish consumers for wasting electricity, Minerals and Energy Minister Buyelwa Sonjica said
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THE Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) over the weekend elected John Akapandi Endjala as its president, taking over from Inge Zaamwani-Kamwi, who was at the helm of the organisation for
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THE Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has released a handbook guiding local authorities in applying for DBN financing.The handbook, titled 'Step-by-step guide to applications for DBN finance',
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AS South African consumers face the onslaught of spiralling inflation and brace for yet another rate hike this week, many homeowners may be considering fixing their home loans.But Mokgatla Madisha,
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LONDON - The Commonwealth group of 53 nations is planning a computer network linking farmers across the globe to spread expertise about how to boost agricultural productivity and ease food price
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CORLE Nolte, the young woman who last week claimed that she was kidnapped in Windhoek by a group of thugs who then extorted more than N$3 000 in ransom money from her family, was not telling the
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DEPUTY Fisheries Minister Kilus Nguvauva was endorsed as the new traditional leader of the Ovambanderu community over the weekend.Although his younger half-brother Keharanjo also contested the
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THE two senior lecturers of the University of Namibia facing disciplinary charges because of their involvement in politics are to approach the High Court to declare their conditions of employment
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A HEARING that would have been the first actual trial on civil claims against Government over the alleged torture of people arrested in 1999 in connection with a plan to secede the Caprivi Region from
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HARDLY anyone turned out for a World Environment Day event held at Swakopmund on Thursday.The low turnout justified environmentalist Rod Braby's statement that Namibians are generally apathetic when
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NAMIBIA'S nascent diamond-polishing industry is still getting a rough deal and does not receive only Namibian diamonds from the Namibian Diamond Trading Company (NDTC), confidential documents obtained
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THE northern railway extension from Tsumeb to Ondangwa, which cost Government over N$1 billion, is not a white elephant, the new Deputy Minister of Works and Transport, Paul Smit, told Parliament on
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ONE of Swakopmund's municipal traffic officers, Oeloff Meyer, was killed on Friday when a taxi crashed into him while he was riding on his motorcycle.Meyer, who had been working for the local traffic
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KARIBIB'S CEO, Lydia Kandetu, was reinstated on Friday at the request of the Minister of Regional and Local Government, Jerry Ekandjo.Kandetu was suspended on April 11, on disciplinary charges that
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SENIOR Government officials and the Mayor of Windhoek, who owe the City huge debts, have the blessing of President Hifikepunye Pohamba, Congress of Democrats leader Ben Ulenga claimed on Saturday."It
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CAPRIVI Region resident Alfred Simasiku Sezuni, who has admitted that he killed a farm manager near Katima Mulilo at the beginning of March 2005, is scheduled to hear the verdict in his murder trial
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POHANGWENA E HANGANO Ekwashilipaleki lya Old Mutual mo Namibia olya tula po okapandi kOmwaalu gwiimaliwa yontumba yokukwathela aakwashigwana ye li mompumbwe yokukwathelwa, unene tuu okuninga po
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O MUPOPILIKO gwOpolisi mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena Konstabela Abner Kuume Iitumba okwa tseyitha kutya aalumentu yaali, Omunamibia gumwe nomuAngola gumwe, taya fekelwa meyakopo lyohauto ya Lazarus
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PONDELEKELAMA E HANGANO lyOongeleka lya tseyika nedhina Church Alliance for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (CAFO), ano li na sha nOothigwa naanona ya mona iihuna, omasiku ga zi ko olya gandja omagano
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N ONANDE omasiku 5 ga Juni olyo esiku lyOmidhingoloko mUuyuni, oshiwike sha zi ko ashihe osha li oshiwike shokutyapula omidhingoloko mu Namibia.Otema ya Namibia yEsiku lyOmidhingoloko nuumvo oya li
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H ARARE - Omuwiliki gwongundu yo Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Morgan Tsvangirai pamwe naaponto ye yamwe, oya li ya kwatwa po kOpolisi mEtitatu lya zi ko.Tsvangirai oye omukondjithi omunene
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O POLISI ya Eenhana mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena oya kwata po omulumentu omugundjuka gwoomvula 20 shi na sha neyako lyoongombe omulongo dhomukalimo gwomOshikandjohogololo sha Eenhana mUukwanyama
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A AWILIKI yo Swapo ya pewa oshitopolwa sha Karas, oshiwike sha zi ko oya li ya yi koshitopolwa shoka ya ka konakone kutya omolwashike aantu oyendji yamwe yomoshitopolwa shika kaye na iilonga
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ROSARIO - Argentina beat Scotland 21-15 in the first Test here on Saturday, scoring two tries, and five penalties from the boot of Chris Paterson was the tourists' haul.Scotland had been hoping for
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WELLINGTON - Frustrated Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll was left to lament what might have been after his side pushed the All Blacks to the brink on Saturday but were unable to secure their first win
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NOTTINGHAM - Ryan Sidebottom's devastating spell of four wickets for five runs in 19 balls propelled England to an innings and nine run third Test victory against New Zealand at Trent Bridge
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BLOEMFONTEIN - Wales coach Warren Gatland said he was embarrassed by elements of his team's performance in the 43-17 defeat at the hands of the Springboks in Bloemfontein on Saturday."Not just the
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OSLO - Twice world 10 000 metres champion Tirunesh Dibaba of Ethiopia shattered the world women's 5 000 record when she clocked 14 minutes 11.15 seconds at the Oslo Golden League meeting in the
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PARIS - Move over Maria, its Ana's time at the top. Ana Ivanovic's breakthrough Grand Slam win in the French Open final on Saturday and her elevation to the world number one spot, dislodging Maria
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SPORT Klub Windhoek's (SKW's) striker Marco van Wyk scored at the stroke of full-time to give his side a 1-0 win over Blue Waters on Saturday, a goal that worsened the relegation woes of the coastal
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GENEVA - Hamit Altintop said Turkey must put their 2-0 loss to Portugal in their opening Group A match behind them and their Euro 2008 really begins on Wednesday when they play co-hosts Switzerland in
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JOHANNESBURG - Lucky Nigeria snatched a dramatic 1-0 away win over Sierra Leone this weekend to maintain a perfect record in the 2010 World Cup-African Nations Cup qualifiers.The woodwork rescued the
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PARIS - Rafael Nadal defeated Roger Federer in the French Open final for the third year running yesterday and joined Swedish legend Bjorn Borg as the only man to win four straight titles at Roland
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NAMIBIA'S Brave Warriors lost 2-0 to Zimbabwe's Warriors in the 2010 African Nations and World Cup qualifier in Harare yesterday.The Namibians were beaten after coming from a 2-1 win against Kenya in
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JAN Jonker Afrikaner Secondary School's senior team were in devastating form when they hammered rivals Shifidi Secondary School 5-1 in an FNB Classic Clashes football match at the Katutura Youth
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A LATE flurry of tries gave Vodacom Western Province an emphatic 45-6 victory against a Welwitschia XV at the Hage Geingob Stadium on Saturday.The score line however did not give a true reflection of
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FORMER Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda yesterday called for a unity government in Zimbabwe as ongoing political intimidation affected campaigning for the June 27 run-off to elect a new
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PATNA -A rich 80-year-old Indian widow has spent thousands of dollars on a feast for 100 000 people in the hope it would please the gods and open the doors of heaven for her, local officials
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WASHINGTON - Hillary Rodham Clinton suspended her pioneering campaign for the presidency on Saturday and summoned supporters to use "our energy, our passion, our strength" to put Barack Obama in the
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JIANGYOU - A relatively strong aftershock yesterday shook the massive earthquake-formed lake that has been threatening to flood more than 1 million people and triggered landslides in surrounding
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TOKYO - A man who police said "was tired of life" drove into a crowd of pedestrians yesterday and then went on a stabbing rampage in Tokyo's premier electronics and video game district, killing six
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