52 Articles found on Wednesday, 22 October 2008
22-10-2008
SEEMS Munya's all blonde and boozed up in the Finnish Big Brother house, if the latest reports are anything to go by.Bet your life they are! African men can only hope the 'two-minute noodle man' is
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* I HAVE been looking for a piece of land to buy, but couldn't afford it. But l was so stupid not knowing that in Windhoek one just has to clear a piece of land and it becomes yours. Thanks Jerry
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The City of Windhoek today implemented a new billing system in order to improve operational and systems efficiency.The new system is part of the city's new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system,
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Maputo - Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva last week expressed his dissatisfaction at delays in implementing projects agreed between Mozambique and Brazil.He expressed his concerns at
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SYDNEY - The world is on the brink of an avalanche in the spread of devastating weaponry, a new global non-proliferation group warned yesterday, saying that a nuclear incident would dwarf the
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In South Africa influenza was the most common reason given for sick leave across all income groups with the exception of the highest income group, a survey by Cam Solutions has found.According to its
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STRASBOURG - European Union (EU) leaders will try to convince China and India in talks in Beijing this week to join a summit on reforming the world's financial system, French President Nicolas Sarkozy
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It's hard to forget the first time I met Paul Krugman.It was in the men's room, in Singapore in August 1998, and I found myself washing my hands next to the economist - or at least trying to. As we
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I am on record for saying "that in future, once the Labour Act, 2007 comes into operation retrenchments will be almost impossible".It is also true that a couple of years ago I said that "the majority
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L abour and Social Welfare Minister Immanuel Ngatjizeko has signed a memorandum of understanding with his South African counterpart, Membathisi Mdladlana, in various areas of co-operation.The areas
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THE Bank of Namibia (BoN) has warned that the general outlook for the long-term insurance industry has deteriorated over the last six months, saying the sector remains "vulnerable".In its latest
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba arrived in the Oshana Region yesterday morning and held discussions with the Oshana Swapo leadership behind closed doors, a source in the Governor's office at Oshakati
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EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Dishidoi Moroshi was caught by a crocodile when she and two other girls went swimming in a river at Kangongo village in the Kavango Region on Friday.The search for the body was
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THE Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) has called on Government to declare the African National Congress Youth League leader for Gauteng Province, Jacob Kawe, a "prohibited immigrant with
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HAVE to slink onto this page with my tail between my legs today peeps.I've been accused of leading the nation astray and have been hauled over the coals by the powers-that-be. S'true. Seriously. For
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THE Police at Walvis Bay are appealing to Ricardo Gordon, a victim in an attempted murder case which took place in June 2006, or anyone who knows his whereabouts, to contact Detective Chief Inspector
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AUDITING firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) yesterday launched Namibia's first VAT game - 'Connected Pursuit' - designed and created by the company's VAT team and produced entirely by Namibian
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THE Namibian Navy on Friday marched through Swakopmund for the first time as part of its fourth anniversary celebrations over the weekend.Lieutenant Commander Naftali Shuumbwa accepted the "freedom of
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NAMIBIA is currently hosting the 10th annual general meeting of the Africa Regional Certification Commission (ARCC), at which the country, along with Burkina Faso, Eritrea, Liberia, Madagascar and
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HUNDREDS of mourners yesterday packed the ELCIN Hallelujah Congregation church at Keetmanshoop for the funeral of four children who died in a shack fire last week.The four children - two boys and two
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THE Omusati Governor, Sacky Kayone, and a delegation of councillors and officials from the Omusati Regional Council yesterday paid a courtesy call on the chairman of the National Council, Asser
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THE trial of an Okahandja resident accused of raping an 80-year-old woman in her home failed to start as scheduled in the Windhoek Regional Court yesterday, after the suspect's lawyer withdrew from
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THE Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) has condemned the "unruly behaviour of ruling Swapo Party members and supporters" at the 'One Nation Shitemba' section of Katutura on Saturday, where the RDP
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ABOUT N$1,5 million was allegedly stolen from the Keetmanshoop Municipality between January and July last year, a forensic audit has revealed.This came to light at a public meeting held by the Town
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JUSTICE Minister Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana tabled a few technical amendments to the existing Prevention of Organised Crime Act in Parliament yesterday.The changes were necessitated after Government
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THE City of Windhoek has distanced itself from a debt management agent accused of pocketing the money it is collecting from its clients to settle their municipal debts.The company owner, Michael
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A LOCAL human rights organisation has called on Cabinet to rescind its decision to build a new office for former President Sam Nujoma at a cost of N$21,6 million.The National Society for Human Rights
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THE Ministry of Information and Communication Technology claims the media "misinterpreted" a Cabinet press release on the N$21,6 million for a new office block for former President Sam Nujoma and did
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THE 'Children of the Liberation Struggle' who have been demonstrating outside the headquarters of the Ministry of Veterans' Affairs for seven weeks yesterday reiterated that they want to talk to
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E LELO lyUukwanyama lya ulika omusamane Andrew Naikaku oye a ninge Omupopiliko gwElelo lyUukwanyama pehala lya nakusa elenga Michael Heita ngoka a manene oondjenda dhe meti 1 Oktoba 2008 konima
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O ONDJILA oompe oonene, ano ndjoka ya Makange na Kamanya noshowo ndjoka ya Makange nOpuwo noya Outapi na Kahao odha egululwa pambelewa kOmupresidende Hifikepunye Pohamba mOlyomakaya ga zi ko geti 18
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A ANASIKOLA ayehe kumwe ye li omilongombali (20) lwaampoka yomOseko yOpombanda yIipumbu mOshakati mOshitopolwa sha Shana oya kwatwa po omasiku nngaka kOpolisi ya Shakati shi na sha neyonagulo
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NGUNDU tayi pangele yo Swapo inayi shi koleka nenge yi shi pataneke kutya oya tokola kutya ondokumende ya kilikita yi na sha nOakaunda yoshimaliwa shi na sha nomapendulepo mu Namibia (sha gandjwa ku
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O MUPRESIDENDE gwongundu tayi pangele mu South Afrika yedhina African National Congress (ANC) Jacob Zuma okwa tegelelwa a thike mu Namibia metalelopo lye omwedhi tagu ya opo yee ya ninge oonkundathana
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O MAKUYUNGUTO ngoka konyala ga holoke mu Katutura mOlyomakayaga zi ko mpoka Opolisi ya li ya thiminikwa okulongitha oohaasa dhomahodhi nokudhitika aayambidhidhi yoSwapo, osha li oshinima sha ningilwa
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MOHALI - Australian skipper Ricky Ponting admitted his team were thoroughly outplayed after being handed a crushing second test defeat by India yesterday.India beat the world's number one side by 320
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CHITTAGONG - Daniel Vetteroi completed a fine all-round display to lead New Zealand to a three-wicket victory over Bangladesh yesterday, the captain setting up the win with two fifties and a
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Bangladesh cricketers Tamim Iqbal and Mashrafe Mortaza have turned down offers to join the unofficial Indian Cricket League (ICL), the pair said after the first test against New Zealand concluded
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THE NFA held a preliminary basic referees' course for women recently to create an opportunity for the current national players as well as youth coaches to equip themselves with the basic knowledge of
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HISTORY was made last weekend when Chris Loetter, founder of Namibian paragliding, became the first Namibian ever to jump from a hot-air balloon with his paraglider.It is also the first time in
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PARIS - Premier League leaders Chelsea and Liverpool face compelling ties as they reach the midway point of the Champions League group stage today.Chelsea, with four points from their first two games,
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DESPERATE last minute attempts by Premier Soccer League (PSL) and National First Division clubs failed to get Patrice Motsepe to challenge Irvin Khoza for the chairmanship.City Press has been reliably
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MOGADISHU - Somali gunmen acting as freelance coast guards freed a hijacked Indian dhow and its 13 crew members after a battle with pirates off the country's northern coast, a Somali official said
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LAGOS - A father took his 20-year old son to an Islamic court in northern Nigeria for idleness, asking that he be sent to prison for refusing to engage in productive activities, state news agency NAN
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BEIJING - Hundreds of people in Beijing scuffled with police outside a government office on Monday, demanding help recovering money from a get-rich-quick scheme involving tree plantations to stem
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KANO, Nigeria - The emir of Kano strolls regally along the red carpet with a silver-tipped staff and a jewelled turban that looks like a disco ball, as commoners bow and scrape in his wake.He mounts a
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WASHINGTON - Whether under Barack Obama or John McCain, the next US administration will pursue negotiations with Iran, North Korea and other anti-American regimes, analysts predict.To be sure, they
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BERLIN - The gap between rich and poor has grown in most developed countries over the past 20 years, leading to an increase in child poverty, an organisation of 30 leading economies said in a report
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LONDON - Britain's Ministry of Defence on Monday made public its secret files on UFO sightings, with the dossier including a range of reports from a close encounter with a UFO over Kent and a letter
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KAMAN POST - India and Pakistan began trading between their respective parts of Kashmir for the first time in six decades yesterday, raising hopes of a drop in tension in the disputed Himalayan
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HARARE - Zimbabwe's main opposition party said yesterday that only fresh elections would resolve a dispute over who controls key cabinet posts, a make-or-break issue under a power-sharing pact signed
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BANGKOK - Thailand's Supreme Court ruled yesterday that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra had violated a conflict-of-interest law while in office and sentenced him to two years in prison.The
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