56 Articles found on Tuesday, 7 April 2009
07-04-2009
* CAN someone please explain to me how income tax / PAYE works. Can the Minister of Finance get a presenter on radio or TV to explain these things to the public? – Opgesukkel Food For Thought
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NGELE itatu pewa iimaliwa yetu ayihe yOondola/N$30,000 momuntu pethimbo limwe tayi indjipalekwa noomvula omuntu a kala muupongekwa nena osha yela kutya komahogololo gUupresidende nogOshigongi
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OMWIIMBITHI nomutoti gwomaimbilo gopambepo, Peter Ambambi – a tseyika nawa nedhina Omuwambo gwa Ambambi, okwa lombwele Oshifo shika kutya okwa pititha okaCD okape komaimbilo gOpaasa. OkaCD haka okwe
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OMUKULUNTUSIKOLA gwOseko yopombanda ya Haimbili Haufiku, Dineinge Sheya, okwa ekelahi gaanyasha yo Swapo moshitopolwa shas Hangwena, kutya okwa li a fala aanasikola yomOseko ye komaashinga yo RDP ya
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AANYASHA yoSwapo mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena mEtitano lya zi ko oya ningi ehololomadhilaadhilo moka taya pula Omukuluntusikola gwOseko yOpombanda ya Haimbili Haufiku Dineinge Sheya a kuthwe mo miilonga
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Khomas Second Division Played Sunday, April 5 Spoilers 2-2 Arcadia; Red Fighters 4-0 Trans Namib Colts; Ongete United 2-0 Young Ones (pts); Windhoek Utd 2-1 Golden Rivers Played Saturday,
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DEUTSCHE Höhere Privatschule (DHPS) were the surprise winners of the recent First National Bank schools’ table tennis tournament at their first participation in the five-year-old tournament.The German
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SYDNEY – ACT Brumbies forward Shawn Mackay died in a Durban hospital early yesterday just over a week after he was hit by a car, team officials said, plunging the Australian rugby club into
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ANC president Jacob Zuma has been denied the chance to prove his innocence or guilt after charges against him were dropped, the SA Catholic Bishops’ Conference said yesterday.“The NPA decision not to
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THE Dare to Care Disaster Fund, which is made up of Meatco, Agra, Meat Board, Agronomic Board, Feedmaster and Namib Mills, donated 10 tents valued at N$50 000 to the Namibia Red Cross Society last
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SOUTH African road construction and rehabilitation company Raubex has been awarded two contracts, worth a combined N$1 billion, by the Namibian Roads Authority for the rebuilding and tarring of two
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GENEVA – The strength of the European Union’s economic recovery will be influenced by the extent to which it liberalises agricultural and services markets, the World Trade Organisation said
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MUMBAI – India, long famed as the world’s largest gold buyer, has stopped importing the precious metal as people sell their scrap jewellery and coins to exploit high world bullion prices, dealers said
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TIGHT monetary policy continues to slow growth in credit to the private sector - businesses and households in South Africa.Data released by the Reserve Bank last week showed growth fell to 11,1 per
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THE Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) approved projects to the value of N$190,59 million between November 2008 and March 2009.It says these projects could lead to the creation of 367 permanent jobs.
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THERE are hopeful signs of recovery in Harare, with shops able to restock now that trading in foreign currency is legal and price controls to rein in inflation have been abandoned.But a spokesperson
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EXTRACT Resources, the Australian-based exploration company owning the world class uranium deposit at Rössing South, has been a “stand-out sharemarket performer”, independent experts Resource Capital
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HARARE – The global diamond certification body on Friday ordered a ban on trade in diamonds from eastern Zimbabwe over concerns about human rights violations. President of the World Federation of
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LONDON - World leaders pledged a huge raft of new spending Thursday and a crackdown on tax havens and excess corporate pay to step up the battle against the economic crisis.The Group of 20 summit said
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SANTA TERESA, Costa Rica – The second time’s a charm for top supermodel Gisele Bundchen, who late Saturday celebrated anew her recent marriage to American football star Tom Brady at a posh Costa Rican
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LAS VEGAS – The women of country have taken the wheel.Carrie Underwood captured entertainer of the year on Sunday night at the Academy of Country Music Awards, winning the top honour that has eluded
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THE HAGUE – Belgium told the World Court yesterday that exiled former Chadian President Hissene Habre should not leave Senegal while Belgium is seeking to force the African country to either try to
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ANKARA – Barack Obama, making his first visit to a Muslim nation as president, declared yesterday the United States “is not and will never be at war with Islam.”Urging a greater partnership with the
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LONDON – British police said yesterday they were questioning two schoolboys aged 10 and 11 after a bloodthirsty attack on contemporaries that reportedly involved bricks, knives and cigarette burns.
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NAIROBI – Somali pirates hijacked three vessels in less than two days, diplomats and officials said yesterday, with the pattern of attacks suggesting the pirates are trying to evade warships
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PRETORIA - South African prosecutors dropped corruption charges against ruling party leader Jacob Zuma yesterday ending a long legal battle that had raised doubts over his ability to govern the
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WE gathered in Victoria, Canada, for the Commonwealth Games. Frank Fredericks, Namibia’s all-time greatest athlete, arrived from the United States where he resided as student, in the company of his
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THE deeply divided Ovambanderu community has decided to bury the hatchet in a drawn-out succession dispute that followed the death of Chief Munjuku II Nguvauva in January 2007.A special meeting was
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THE future of former Supreme Court Judge Pio Teek, and the fate of the case in which he was charged with abducting and sexually molesting two girls in Windhoek over four years ago, are now in the
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THE entire staff of a Swakopmund car wash was arrested last week in connection with the theft of N$57 000 in cash from a tourist bus.According to Erongo’s Police Commander, Commissioner Festus
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NANDE Valombola, the youngest surviving member of the gang charged with last week’s foiled robbery at Windhoek’s Pool Bar gambling house, yesterday limped into the dock for his first appearance in the
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PRETORIA - South African prosecutors dropped corruption charges against ruling party leader Jacob Zuma yesterday ending a long legal battle that had raised doubts over his ability to govern the
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THE Rally for Democracy and Progress has told its critics to write the party off at their own peril.Launching the party’s election manifesto in Windhoek yesterday, RDP President Hidipo Hamutenya said
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THE waters of the Zambezi River, which reached Katima Mulilo in the Caprivi Region over 10 days ago, are now pouring into the floodplains near Ngoma bridge and towards the Bukalo channel on their way
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FLOOD victims relocated to centres at Oshoopala, Oshakati and Omungwelume say they haven’t received food since February.Those at Oshoopala and the Ekuku tents at Oshakati, told The Namibian that they
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THE European Parliament has sided with Namibia and other countries in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) who have reservations about the controversial Economic Partnership Agreement
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IT’S just beyond belief. – Colleague of Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on hearing of the death of the Prime Minister’s todler grandson barely a month after losing his wife in a motor
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THERE are only two days to go before the biggest regional football competition in Namibia hits the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek with what could possibly be the biggest bang in the nine years of its
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L’AQUILA - A powerful earthquake in mountainous central Italy knocked down whole blocks of buildings early yesterday as residents slept, killing more than 70 people in the country’s deadliest quake in
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WINDHOEK – A group of investors is engaged in a battle of wills with mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd, which the group feels is trying to take control of a prized uranium deposit in Namibia without paying a
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CAPE TOWN – Jacob Zuma, who is almost certain to become South Africa’s next president, is a veteran of the anti-apartheid movement whose earthy style has earned him both loyal followers and fierce
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ANC president Jacob Zuma has been denied the chance to prove his innocence or guilt after charges against him were dropped, the SA Catholic Bishops’ Conference said yesterday. “The NPA decision
read07-04-2009
SANTA TERESA, Costa Rica – The second time’s a charm for top supermodel Gisele Bundchen, who late Saturday celebrated anew her recent marriage to American football star Tom Brady at a posh Costa Rican
read07-04-2009
LAS VEGAS – The women of country have taken the wheel. Carrie Underwood captured entertainer of the year on Sunday night at the Academy of Country Music Awards, winning the top honour that has eluded
read07-04-2009
THE HAGUE – Belgium told the World Court yesterday that exiled former Chadian President Hissene Habre should not leave Senegal while Belgium is seeking to force the African country to either try to
read07-04-2009
ANKARA – Barack Obama, making his first visit to a Muslim nation as president, declared yesterday the United States “is not and will never be at war with Islam.”Urging a greater partnership with the
read07-04-2009
LONDON – British police said yesterday they were questioning two schoolboys aged 10 and 11 after a bloodthirsty attack on contemporaries that reportedly involved bricks, knives and cigarette burns.
read07-04-2009
NAIROBI – Somali pirates hijacked three vessels in less than two days, diplomats and officials said yesterday, with the pattern of attacks suggesting the pirates are trying to evade warships
read07-04-2009
SOUTH African road construction and rehabilitation company Raubex has been awarded two contracts, worth a combined N$1 billion, by the Namibian Roads Authority for the rebuilding and tarring of two
read07-04-2009
GENEVA – The strength of the European Union’s economic recovery will be influenced by the extent to which it liberalises agricultural and services markets, the World Trade Organisation said
read07-04-2009
MUMBAI – India, long famed as the world’s largest gold buyer, has stopped importing the precious metal as people sell their scrap jewellery and coins to exploit high world bullion prices, dealers said
read07-04-2009
TIGHT monetary policy continues to slow growth in credit to the private sector - businesses and households in South Africa.Data released by the Reserve Bank last week showed growth fell to 11,1 per
read07-04-2009
THE Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) approved projects to the value of N$190,59 million between November 2008 and March 2009. It says these projects could lead to the creation of 367 permanent
read07-04-2009
THERE are hopeful signs of recovery in Harare, with shops able to restock now that trading in foreign currency is legal and price controls to rein in inflation have been abandoned.But a spokesperson
read07-04-2009
EXTRACT Resources, the Australian-based exploration company owning the world class uranium deposit at Rössing South, has been a “stand-out sharemarket performer”, independent experts Resource Capital
read07-04-2009
HARARE – The global diamond certification body on Friday ordered a ban on trade in diamonds from eastern Zimbabwe over concerns about human rights violations.President of the World Federation of
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