39 Articles found on Thursday, 6 March 2008
06-03-2008
* WHEN will we ever learn from others' mistakes? Sadly I am shocked to read about our leaders using hate speech when addressing the nation, if I am to believe what was reported in this newspaper about
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JOHANNESBURG - South African power utility Eskom will delay connections to all new construction projects for up to six months to enable the country's mining industry to operate at full power, Beeld
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LUSAKA - Fifty Chinese companies plan to invest over US$800 million in a tax-free zone in Zambia within the next five years under an agreement to be signed shortly, Zambia's trade and commerce
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CAPE TOWN - South African power utility Eskom has opened bids for companies to convert waste energy heat into electricity and an additional 3 500 MW may be produced this way, a senior government
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BEIJING - A fire at a coal mine in northeastern China killed 17 people yesterday, state media reported, in the latest deadly accident to strike the nation's mining industry.The fire broke out in the
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CAPE TOWN - Record numbers of tourists flocked to South Africa last year and visitor numbers are expected to reach 10 million in 2010 when the country hosts the soccer World Cup.Tourism minister
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SAN FRANCISCO - Facebook said on Tuesday it had named Google Inc's global sales head, Sheryl Sandberg, as the social networking site's new chief operations officer, accelerating a decline in Google
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MICROSOFT on Tuesday launched three new software programmes designed to allow the Government and big companies to manage their widespread computer networks.The launch of the solutions - Windows Server
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GOVERNMENT plans to go on an unprecedented spending spree in the coming three years.After two years of budget surpluses, Namibia's public finances will return to a budget deficit again in the 2008-09
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WALVIS Bay's former General Manager of Human Resources and Corporate Services, John Mukoya, who terminated his five-year contract with the municipality last year, received a payout equal to double his
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AIR NAMIBIA will again receive millions as a cash injection in the new financial year after having been generously helped with a whopping N$538,6 million last year.Last year's Budget document showed a
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TWO local economists have expressed disappointment with the lack of tax relief in yesterday's National Budget delivered by Finance Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila.Ernst and Young Tax Partner
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ANGOLA still has herds of the rare giant sable antelope (Hippotragus niger varianien), an animal many people assumed had been wiped out in the country's 27-year civil war.The Giant Sable Conservation
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THE Sperrgebiet, an area of 2,6 million hectares stretching from Aus to Sendelingsdrift and Luederitz to Oranjemund, is the only arid biodiversity hotspot and this makes it a very special area.This
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NINE civil society organisations have called on the European Union and its Trade Commission to align its economic partnership proposals with Africa's economic integration plans."The time has come to
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THE Keetmanshoop Town Council has been heavily criticised by the town's residents over the running of its affairs.At a community meeting on Tuesday, frustrated residents asked the council to "ship out
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THE local oil majors must learn that Namcor is a reality and must get around the table with the parastatal to talk about a "comfortable co-existence", the Chairman of Afroneft, Ivor Ichikowitz, told
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Clear beer 7% (2007: - )2006: - ) Unfortified wine 7,3% (2007: 8,5%) (2006: 12,5%) Fortified wine 7,4% (2007: 10%) (2006: 10%) Sparkling wine 9,9% (2007: 10%) (2006: 25%) Alcoholic fruit beverages 7%
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THE new Budget of N$22,4 billion which Finance Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila tabled yesterday was dull, unexciting and just "more of the same", opposition parties said."There is nothing new,
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N AIROBI - Omalugodhi omatalala gopaukwamuhoko oga faalele oomwenyo dhaantu y li 15 moshitopolwa sha Rift Valley mu Kenya, Opolisi osho ya lopota mOmaandaha goshiwike shika.Shika osha ningwa manga
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A ANONA yahamano yoGrade 8 oya tidha mo mosikola pakathimbo konima sho ya kwatwa taya nu iikolitha momatungo gOsikola yedhina PK De Villiers High mOmaandaha.The Namibian okwa tseyithilwa koonzo kutya
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O SHIKUNGULU shi li mumwe nombepo onene oya fugula ko iipeleki komatungo gopOsenda yOmailongo ge na sha negameno lyuuntshitwe yedhina Gobabeb Research Training Centre mOsoondaha.Osenda ya Gobabeb oyi
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O SHIKUNGULU shi li mumwe nombepo onene oya fugula ko iipeleki komatungo gopOsenda yOmailongo ge na sha negameno lyuuntshitwe yedhina Gobabeb Research Training Centre mOsoondaha.Osenda ya Gobabeb oyi
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K onima sho iita ya hulu mu Angola, Aangola oyendji kaya li we ye na einekelo kutya moshilongo shawo omu na tuu natango oludhi lwoohumba oonene.Melaka lyopaunongononi oshinamwenyo shika sha pumba,
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O MVULA onene ndjoka ya loko noonkondo ontayi tsikile nokuloka unene tuu mOnooli, oya yeula omapya nokuyonagula iimeno unene tuu moshitopolwa sha Musata nosha Shana.Ndhika odha popiwa kOmukonakoni
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CHITTAGONG - South Africa coach Mickey Arthur says he would prefer to give young players exposure than regain top spot in the rankings by sweeping the upcoming one-day series against Bangladesh."It is
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BELGRADE - Arsenal sent holders Milan packing from the Champions League on Tuesday as the English Premier League leaders booked a quarter-final place with a 2-0 win at the San Siro.Manchester United
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How in New Zealand Jamie How fell agonisingly short of his first century while New Zealand threw away a golden opportunity to seize control of the first test against England after the opening day in
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Excitement for Saturday's The Namibian Challenge between Namibia U20 and their South African counterparts, Amajita is growing, as the Amajitas are scheduled to arrive in Windhoek this afternoon.The
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Top-class athletics can be expected when the annual Coca-Cola Top Ten Athletics Club competition takes place for the tenth consecutive year at Windhoek's Independence Stadium on Saturday.Event
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The following players have been called up for a training camp from March 7 - 16.This is in preparation for the Four Nations Tournament scheduled to take place at Walvis Bay from March 16 - 20. Players
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The Premier League match between Ramblers and Cymot SKW that was rained out last Sunday, will be replayed this Sunday, March 9.The Namibia Premier League yesterday confirmed that the match would be
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The Namibia Football Association (NFA) will appoint a new technical director to replace Seth Boois after consultations with the German Football Association this weekend.Boois recently resigned after
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JERUSALEM - US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will push Israelis and Palestinians to return to peace talks and stop violence in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip.Correa visits Brazil as crisis escalates *
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LOS ANGELES - David Hernandez's stripper past did not come back to haunt him on Tuesday night's 'American Idol'.Hernandez's three-year stint as a stripper was not even mentioned during the live
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BLANTYRE - Malawi plans new laws to clamp down on charlatans who claim they can cure AIDS.Mary Shaba, a senior government aide, said on Tuesday that the new legislation, to be introduced later this
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Democrat Hillary Clinton racked up stunning primary victories over Barack Obama in Ohio and Texas, reinvigorating her White House hopes and setting the stage for an epic nominating
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ISLAMABAD - A court yesterday quashed corruption cases against the husband of slain former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, a lawyer said, a move that could ease tensions between Pakistan's United
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The world must respond to climate change and other environmental challenges now while the cost is low or else pay a stiffer price later for its indecision, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation
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