41 Articles found on Thursday, 8 May 2008
08-05-2008
* CONGRATULATIONS to the ACC. There was not one GRN car down at the coast this long weekend.* AFTER the San, the Nama are being disrespectfully sidestepped by Government. How can people from the North
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MANICA - Taurai Chimombe queues up patiently for the chance to land a job as a mineworker in Mozambique - a far cry from his dreams of running his own business back home in his Zimbabwean homeland."As
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BALTIMORE - Carolyn Stanley, a single mother with five children, receives US$327 in food stamps each month to feed her family.With prices for staples like bread and cheese going ever higher, each
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LONDON - US-based utility Constellation Energy is poised to buy uranium-marketing firm Nufcor International from its South African owners Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) and AngloGold Ashanti, sources close
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GENEVA - A trade pact between wealthy countries in northern Europe and developing nations in southern Africa entered into force on Monday, the European Free Trade Association said.The agreement links
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CAPE TOWN - A massive improvement in the rights of South African consumers is contained in the Consumer Protection bill tabled in parliament on Tuesday.A memorandum on the objects of the bill tabled
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THE discovery of a treasure-laden shipwreck, estimated to be around 500 years old, in Namdeb's Mining Area 1 near Oranjemund early last month is only the first chapter in what could turn into a long
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A YOUNG man who ended a short-lived drinking companionship when he shot dead a fellow shebeen patron in Windhoek in what he claimed was an accidental killing was convicted of murder in the High Court
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POST-ELECTION political uncertainty in Zimbabwe deepened yesterday when both the ruling Zanu-PF and the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) challenged half of the results of the March 29
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THE Ministry of Health and Social Services is holding a nationwide HIV-testing campaign from today until Saturday to encourage people to make use of national testing and counselling services.The
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ABOUT 400 delegates from 33 countries are meeting in Windhoek to discuss how to use information and communication technology (ICT) to advance socio-economic development in Africa through open and
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TESTS on birdseed samples sent to South Africa for testing confirmed that the feed was poisoned, State veterinarian Dr Anna Marais said yesterday.The samples were sent to South Africa after some birds
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THE Northern Electricity Distribution Company (Nored) will install 90 state-of-the-art online vending machines next month to provide a better service to its clients.The terminals will cost the company
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THE popular B2 hitch-hiking spot outside Swakopmund on the road to Windhoek has been closed for safety reasons.The spot has for many years been used by hundreds of hitch-hikers hoping to hitch a cheap
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A 36-year-old man from Gibeon was arrested and charged with kidnapping and attempted murder on Saturday.The suspect allegedly kidnapped another man from the Selfhelp Bar, loading him into his vehicle
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THE Namibian Police have asked people to ignore cellphone text messages informing them that they have won a RAV-4 car.Police spokesperson Chief Inspector Angula Amulungu said yesterday that the Police
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A CONTROVERSIAL blot on the landscape near Sossusvlei are two abandoned buildings just off the Namib-Naukluft and Sesriem road with bulldozer tracks marring the otherwise pristine area.According to
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THE relocation of people displaced by floods at Oshakati is underway.The Regional Councillor for Oshakati West, Aram Martin, told the National Council yesterday that informal settlements situated in
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THE Keetmanshoop Municipality's Acting Chief Executive Officer, Patrick Hamann, was summoned by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) last week to explain why eviction orders against Town Councillor
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O SHIPOTHA shedhipago lyaahokanathani yaali mboka ya li ya dhipagwa pegumbo lyawo molukanda lwa Khomasdal mOvenduka - mboka taku popiwa ya dhipagwa komonamati gwawo gwoomvula 18, osha galukile
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E PANGELO oli na edhiladhilo okukutha po omusinda omutiligane nokugu fala koongamba dha Angola na Namibia, Ominista yUunamapya, Omeya nOmakuti John Mutorwa osho a popi omasiku ga zi ko.Ta ti shika
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NUNW P AHOKOLOLO lyomupresidende gwaNUNW Alpheus Muheua, Oshinima shoka Omupresidende Robert Mugabe a ninga "osho owala shoka kutya okwa kutha ko evi ndyoka lya li lya yakwa noku li gandja kooyene
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R UNDU - Opolisi ya Namibia poRundu oya dhitike aalumentu yaali konima sho ya adhika niingangamithi mehuliloshiwike lya zi ko.Aalumentu mbaka yaali gumwe gwoomvula 25 nomukwawo gwoomvula 34, oya
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NA M EME Anna Bayer, ngoka a li nale oshilyo shongundu yo Swapo mOmutumba gwOpashigwana, okwa shuna mo ishewe mEgumbo ndika lyOparliamende.Bayer okwa li a ganithilwa oshipundi she mEtitatu
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O NDA hala oku mu lombwela Aadundja noshigwana sha Namibia amuhe kutya oSwapo ndjoka twa li tusheni pethimbo lyekondjelomanguluko nokonima kashona yekondjelomanguluko, ndjoka twa hogolola kwali, hayo
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E HANGANO lyokugandja olusheno mu Namibia NamPower olya kwashilipaleke oshimaliwa shoomiliyuna dha Amerika dhi li 16 (US$16 million) kokampani yimwe inayi tumbulwa mu Namibia ndjoka kwa tegelelwa tayi
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CORRY IHUHUA A delegate from Fifa will be in Windhoek today to assess progress made on the renovations at the Independence Stadium which is expected to host several World Cup qualifying
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BERLIN - World number one Justine Henin put in a convincing performance to reach the third round here at the German Open with a straight sets win over Yung-Jan Chan in just under an hour.On her last
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SYDNEY - Australian Olympic swimmer Grant Hackett yesterday said he was fed up with speculation over his weight, declaring himself in peak condition ahead of the Beijing Games.The two-time Olympic
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JOHANNESBURG - South African rugby coach Peter de Villiers said yesterday he is to name a national training squad of up 45 players for the forthcoming international season.De Villiers, who took over
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THE Brave Gladiators are destined for the final of the Cosafa Women's Championships, provided they beat South Africa in a semi-final clash in Luanda, Angola today.If they win, the Namibians will make
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MOSCOW - Dmitry Medvedev was sworn in as Russian president yesterday and just over two hours later nominated his predecessor Vladimir Putin as prime minister, ushering in an unprecedented period of
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BEIRUT - Supporters of Lebanon's U.S.-backed government fought gun battles in Beirut yesterday with gunmen loyal to the Hezbollah-led opposition, escalating the country's worst internal crisis since
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LOS ANGELES - Buoyed by the blockbuster success of 'Iron Man' over the weekend, Marvel Studios on Monday announced plans for a string of superhero properties, including an 'Iron Man' sequel set for
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LOS ANGELES - A smiling Britney Spears left a Los Angeles court on Tuesday after winning the right to spend more time with her two children, according to her ex-husband's lawyer.The singer left Los
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BEIJING - New outbreaks in China reported yesterday put the number of children infected with hand, foot and mouth disease above 15 000 and the death toll has risen to at least 28 across the country.A
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VIENNA - The man accused of imprisoning his daughter for 24 years, fathering her children and keeping the family locked in the cellar agreed Wednesday to further questioning, prosecutors said.Josef
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EVANSVILLE - Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton defied the odds, and her critics, and gritted out a win in the Indiana Democratic primary on Tuesday, while her opponent,
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YANGON - Aid trickled into Myanmar yesterday for an estimated one million victims of Cyclone Nargis in military-ruled Myanmar, with the death toll rising to nearly 23 000 and expected to go
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LONDON - Detectives said on yesterday they were hunting a man who has been grabbing the bottoms of women and girls during a year-long campaign in Manchester city centre.The man, aged in his late 20s
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JOHANNESBURG - SA Broadcasting Corporation commercial enterprises group executive Gabriel Mampone has been appointed as acting chief executive to replace the suspended Dali Mpofu, SABC news reported
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