46 Articles found on Tuesday, 25 March 2008
25-03-2008
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:* IS it fair for some pupils to be allowed to
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* EDUCATION and politics do not work hand in hand in the sense that we have in power people who lack proper planning skills and really care about the nation. The directives from the Ministry of
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THE Meat Board has decided to make veterinary movement permits for livestock available on the Internet.The application form can be downloaded from the website of the Meat Board at www.nammic.com.na.
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AS food prices hit record highs, analysts warn that a re-think of food aid strategies is needed Ð and Ethiopia, a traditionally food-insecure country, could offer some answers.Globally, the World
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JOHANNESBURG - Global mobile phone giant Vodafone is in preliminary talks seeking a stake in South African-based cellphone company MTN's international operations, a newspaper reported on
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ONGWEDIVA - The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) is extremely worried about the effect of the floods on business and on the employment opportunities created by local entrepreneurs.NCCI
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ONGWEDIVA - The Board of Directors of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) is planning to establish representative committees in the northern regions of Oshana, Ohangwena, Omusati and
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INDIA'S Minister for Commerce, Jairam Ramesh, will visit Namibia tomorrow, along with a delegation of rough diamond buyers.The visit, which will also take Ramesh to Angola, is aimed at exploring ways
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LONDON - As liquidity is drained from credit and money markets and pours into oil and gold, another asset class that could offer long-term returns to the discerning investor is water.Water shortages
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THE people were absent when the 'People's House' - the new State House - was inaugurated in Windhoek on Friday, Independence Day.Also missing was any mention of the cost of the sprawling new State
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THREE members of the Namibian Defence Force face a charge of murder and attempted murder after they allegedly shot and killed a young man and wounded another following an alleged robbery.Police
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NAMIBIA and North Korea want to "re-energise" their ties and strengthen bilateral co-operation on trade, commerce, transport, energy and defence."The Namibian side wishes to specifically explore
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FOUR foreign visitors to Namibia - Chinese and South Africans - were killed in two separate car accidents on coastal routes over the Easter weekend.The first accident, in which five cars were
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TWO former members of Women's Action for Development (WAD), who were charged with stealing from the organisation's Rehoboth centre in January, were back in court last week.The case against Elizabeth
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JOSEPH Auchamub (45) on Friday made his second court appearance in connection with a shooting incident that took place at Windhoek's Club Weekend earlier this year.Auchamub stands accused of shooting
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WINDHOEK resident Angels Mikini, who is accused of murdering his wife and a cousin of his wife and attempting to murder the cousin's wife in a shooting incident in Katutura, will plead not guilty to
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A 13-year-old girl drowned in a well in the Omusati Region in northern Namibia on Saturday a week ago.The Police reported that the deceased had been identified as Maria Petrus. The incident happened
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THE trial of an officer in the Namibian Police who is accused of murdering his school principal wife at Rundu in September last year is scheduled to take place in the High Court in Windhoek between
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A REGIONAL Tribunal has agreed to postpone a case in which a white Zimbabwean farmer is contesting the seizure of his land until after the country's March 29 elections.The Southern African Development
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ALMOST a thousand people of the Mbanderu ethnic group arrived at the Supreme Court in Windhoek on Thursday to hear an appeal case against a judgement made in the High Court last April to reinstate 11
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THREE road accidents were reported in the Karas Region over the Easter weekend.In the first accident, a 79-year-old South African woman was killed instantly after the car in which she was travelling
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A HEARING over the overnight detention of a pregnant northern Namibia businesswoman in a dark, cockroach-infested Police cell in early 2005 ended in the High Court in Windhoek on Thursday.Lavinia
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N AIROBI - Onkundana okuzilila ko Nairobi sha Kenya otayi ti kutya Oparliamende yoshilongo shika oya zimine elundululo mooveta mbali li na sha nokweeta po Epangelo lya gandja wo oonkondo niipundi
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N ONANDE aantu itaya vulu okukelela omaupyakadhi gopauntshitwe kaga holoke, otaya vulu ngaaka okushunitha pevi omaudhigu ngoka haga eta.Aantu otaya vulu wo okwiilongekidhila omaupyakadhi ngaka, opo
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O MAPANDELA agehe gopapangelo mu Namibia oge na okutsilikwa etata okuza mEtine lyoshiwike shika nelalakano lyokugandja esimaneko ku nakusa hailwa Minista John Pandeni.Omapandela otaga kala haga
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O MBELEWAKALELIPO yEpangelo la Angola moNamibia, oya shivifa kutya OvaAngola aveshe ava va kala vehe na Omikanda dhOukwashiwana wa Angola, okudja paife otava dulu oku di mona peembelewa dOukalelipo
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G UMWE gwomAanambelewa aakuluntu mOkampani ya Bokomo, meme Natasha Pieterse okwa tseyitha kutya omapopyo ngoka ga kala po taga ti kutya Okampani yawo Bokomo oya gandja iikulya ya yonuuka nenge ya
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MANCHESTER - Sir Alex Ferguson acclaimed a 3-0 victory over Liverpool as an ideal "morale booster" after his Manchester United side strengthened their bid for a second successive Premier League title
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LONDON - With Chelsea losing to Arsenal late in the match, manager Avram Grant made a double substitution that prompted boos from his own fans and a song praising predecessor Jose Mourinho.Twelve
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The Brave Warriors Supporters Club is meeting tonight at 18h00.Supporters are invited to attend in large numbers in preparation for the Namibia versus Malawi international friendly. The meeting will
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Novak Djokovic and Ana Ivanovic have given their home country reason to be proud.The 20-year-old Serbs who practised together as children won his and her titles in the Pacific Life Open on Sunday.
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The Brave Warriors have been hard at work in preparation for tomorrow evening's friendly match against Malawi.New coach Arie Schans arrived in Namibia from Holland on Independence Day, March 21, and
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Jason Naule lost his WBA Pan African Junior Welterweight title when South Africa's Kaizer Mabuza beat him on a 10th round TKO in the early hours of Friday morning.Naule's trainer Nestor Tobias threw
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BEIJING - A Chinese activist who had petitioned for land rights was sentenced yesterday to five years in prison and then shocked with electric batons when police scuffled with his family, his lawyer
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HAVANA - Cubans expecting their new president to transform their strained lives are tempering their hopes as they gradually accept him at his word: Small improvements will come with time, but nothing
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INDIANOLA, Mississippi - Blues legend BB King is the new owner of a club in his Mississippi Delta hometown.Mary Shepard has owned Club Ebony in Indianola for the past three decades. King and other
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LOS ANGELES - Pamela Anderson's husband appears ready to move on to his next famous fling.Rick Salomon - who has become something of a specialist in short relationships with celebrities - agrees with
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LONDON - Jason Rae, musician husband of Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae, has been found dead of a suspected drugs overdose, police said on Sunday."At 3:15 pm (1515 GMT) yesterday
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CAIRO, Egypt - Al Qaeda deputy leader Ayman al-Zawahri, in an audiotape released yesterday, called on Muslims to strike Jewish and American targets in revenge for Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip
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VATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI denounced injustice and violence as scourges of humanity and singled out the Middle East and Tibet among places needing peace in his Easter Sunday message to the
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Leaders of the Apostolic Faith Mission yesterday appealed to the South African government not to allow Eskom to increase its tariffs, nor to make customers pay backdated increased tariffs."It is
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HARARE - The opposition on Sunday accused Zimbabwe's authorities of printing millions of surplus ballot papers, raising the risk of vote-rigging in next week's presidential and legislative
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ANCIENT OLYMPIA - Human rights demonstrators breached tight security and tried to hijack the Beijing Olympics torch lighting ceremony and relay in ancient Olympia yesterday.Just before the torch was
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ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's National Assembly yesterday elected as prime minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, a top official in assassinated former prime minister Benazir Bhutto's party, five weeks after it won a
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"Nappy-headed hos," the phrase that cost radio shock jock Don Imus his job and triggered a debate on how far free speech can go, was named on Thursday as the most egregious politically incorrect turn
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BAGHDAD - The overall United States death toll in Iraq rose to 4 000 after four soldiers were killed in a roadside bombing in Baghdad, a grim milestone that is likely to fuel calls for the withdrawal
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