45 Articles found on Thursday, 27 November 2008
27-11-2008
THE Sport Klub Windhoek (SKW) women’s volleyball team won the Namibia National Volleyball Club championships at the weekend.The victory made up for the disappointing fourth position of their men’s
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NAMIBIA is to compete at the Homeless World Cup, an annual international tournament that provides an opportunity for homeless people to change their lives. The sixth Homeless World Cup takes place in
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Boxing South Africa’s Ali Funeka, the top-ranked contender and mandatory challenger, will face International Boxing Federation lightweight champion Nate Campbell next February 14, promoters said
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LONDON – Arsenal edged into the last 16 of the Champions League on Tuesday with a game to spare after an unconvincing 1-0 victory over Dynamo Kiev at the Emirates.Substitute Nicklas Bendtner struck
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KAMPALA – Ugandan Moses Kipsiro thought he had shattered Haile Gebrselassie’s 10-kilometre world record set in 2002 only to discover the course was actually 800 metres short. Kipsiro completed the
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PORTSMOUTH – Peter Crouch believes the hostile Fratton Park atmosphere can lead Portsmouth to a famous win over AC Milan in the FA Cup holders’ historic Uefa Cup meeting with the Italian
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NAMIBIA’S long-distance runner Frans Hosea yesterday took home one of his biggest prizes for the year when he was crowned the Old Mutual Victory Races champion.Hosea and Namibia’s 2008 Olympian,
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* THANK you, Andimba [Toivo ya Toivo], for coming out so clear on the issue of political tolerance. You are a true leader. * THANK you Reverend Strydom, Hon Ya Toivo and others who spoke out against
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EPANGELO Botswana otali ka gandja uuholameno kOmuwiliki gwongundu yompilamena mu Zimbabwe Morgan Tsvangirai, ngele okwe shi pula.Shika osha popiwa oshiwike shika kOminista yIikwapondje ya Botswana,
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AMUSHANGA gwehangano lyoondjimbo dhopambepo lyedhina M’uambo Musical Works (MMW), tate Ben-Amen ya Shongolo okwa lombwele Oshifo shika kutya oshituthi shokomumvo shoondjimbo dha MMW, nuumvo otashi ka
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ELELO lyondoolopa ya Ndangwa oshiwike sha zi ko olya longekidhile po oshikonga shewapaleko lyondoolopa ya Ndangwa ayihe koonono, moka lya hwahwameka oshigwana shomOndangwa shi kale tashi opaleke
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OHELA osha li Esiku lyOpolisi moNamibia, nOpolisi yomoshitopolwa sha Shana, unene tuu yomOshakati, mewiliko lya Komufala gwOpevi gwOpolisi Ndahangwapo Kashihakumwa, oya li ya ende nomapandaanda,
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ETUNGO enene enene lyoongeshefa ota li tamekwa okutungwa mOngwediva, muuninginino wOshipangelo shOpaumwene sha Ngwediva, okuza sho Meya gwa Ngwediva Erastus Uutoni a the oshilambo shotango
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NGOKA a li nale Meya gwondoolopa ya Henties Bay Paulus Iimbamba okwa li a pewa egeelo lyokukala mokakuma omvila yimwe nomasiku ge li 130 nenge a fute oshimaliwa shOondola/N$6,600 moshipotha shokuhinga
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YINA yOmupresidende Omukulu, he yoshigwana, Sam Nujoma, Kuku Helvi-Mpingana Kondombolo,okwa manene oondjenda dhe mOshipangelo shOpaumwene sha Ngwediva ongula onene yohela meti 26 Novemba 2008 konima
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OPOLISI ya Namibia oya londotha kutya otayi ka katuka oonkatu dha kindja okukelela iilyo yoongundu dhopapolitika mbyoka tayi eta omakuyunguto gopapolitika moshilongo.Opolisi oya li ya pititha
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* CARACAS, Venezuela – President Hugo Chavez says Venezuela has settled its payment plan for a steel company nationalised in May and is making progress in other negotiations.He did not disclose the
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LUANDA – Angola may be unable to implement part of a US$42-billion programme to rebuild its infrastructure because of the global financial crisis and drop in oil prices, the country’s president said
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Russia’s Natural Resources and Ecology Minister Yury Trutnev is in the country to attend the Third Session of the Russia-Namibia inter-governmental commission for trade and economic cooperation.Second
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GENEVA – The global economic crisis is expected to lead to painful cuts in the wages of millions of workers worldwide in the coming year, according to a new report published by the International
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Bank Windhoek this week launched three mobile Automatic Transaction Machines (ATMs), appropriately called “ATMs on Wheels”. They are aimed at improving the banking system and also making banking safe,
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Johannesburg – As industrialised countries move into recession, South Africa’s economy is braking sharply and is likely to slow further. Statistics SA released third-quarter figures showing that gross
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At the turn of the 20thCentury the world was challenged by its inability to see the impact that technology could have on the lives of ordinary people as well as the potential global fallout attributed
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TOKYO – Who said bras are only for women? A Japanese online lingerie retailer is selling bras for cross-dressing men and they’ve quickly become one of its most popular items.Since launching two weeks
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa will not stop Zimbabweans infected with cholera from coming across the border at Beit Bridge for treatment, Health Minister Barbara Hogan said yesterday.Briefing the media
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BANGKOK – Thailand’s army commander urged protesters yesterday to leave Bangkok airport and called for elections to end the country’s political crisis after a day of chaos in which thousands of
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LONDON – Sardines were brandished in Britain’s parliament on Tuesday when an opposition politician made a point about crammed conditions on commuter trains.Transport Secretary Geoff Hoon was taking
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GOMA – Nearly 100 000 people massed in a rebel-held town in eastern Congo yesterday to receive the largest distribution of aid since fighting intensified in the region last month.The United Nations
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NEW DELHI – The pirate “mother ship” sunk last week by the Indian navy was actually a Thai fishing trawler seized hours earlier by pirates, a maritime agency said yesterday. The Indian navy
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LONDON – A British man was sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday for repeatedly raping his two daughters over a 25-year period, fathering seven children by them during years of violence and abuse.A
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WE are pleased to announce the winners of BBA3 Competition No 8. You can pick up your prizes from Antoinette Zacharias at reception at The Namibian. If you have any queries, please call Antoinette
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MUNYA was one of the favourites early on in the game. Viewers loved his well-spoken and intelligent manner. He seemed to have a slightly naďve and unsure air about him. We watched as he pursued
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MALAWI’S Hazel was by no means the most entertaining housemate in the third season of the popular continental show but when push came to shove her grace, strong character and virtue won over African
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BIKES and quad bikes will only be allowed off proclaimed roads in four areas along the Namibian coast during the coming holiday season, the Minister of Environment and Tourism has announced.Minister
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NASCAM, the Namibian Society of Composers and Authors of Music, was burgled earlier this month, resulting in a delay in the payouts of royalties to local musicians. According to the head of the
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ANXIOUS Grade 10 and 12 students, eager to get their examination results, are already sending SMSes to the number 2929 although the results are not yet available.The Ministry of Education has issued a
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THE NAMA traditional leaders in the Karas Region and Karas Governor Dawid Boois have agreed to set aside their mutual distrust. The truce between the parties stemmed from a meeting held at
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba yesterday launched Government’s ambitious Third National Development Plan (NDP3), which requires investments of N$60 billion over the next five years until March 2012.
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A JOINT operation between the Police and the Namibia Society of Composers and Authors of Music (Nascam) yesterday led to the mass confiscation of pirated goods from Chinese shops in Windhoek.Nascam
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THE Namibia Editors’ Forum has called on the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology to remove the clause in the Communications Bill giving the Namibia Central Intelligence Service (NCIS)
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A LEADER of the Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) has accused former President Sam Nujoma of being behind the political violence at Outapi in the Omusati Region over the weekend.Hundreds of Swapo
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A LEGAL challenge to the N$2,78 million golden handshake that the Walvis Bay Municipality gave its former Chief Executive Officer, Augustinus Katiti, after his resignation last year is set to return
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THE remarkable success of the Erindi Wild Dog Conservation Programme was brought to a sudden stop on Tuesday morning when lightning killed 13 members of the pack.The whole pack was lying under a tree
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HIMBA chiefs in the former Kaokoland have warned that the invasion of their tribal lands by settlers from the Omusati Region is fuelling tribal conflict.In a petition addressed to President
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THE mother of former President Sam Nujoma, Kuku Helvi-Mpingana Kondombombolo, has died at the age of 108. Kondombombolo, also known as Kuku GwaKondo, died in the Ongwediva Medi-Park private hospital
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