52 Articles found on Tuesday, 15 December 2009
15-12-2009
THE latest figures indicate that regional and international arrivals at the Hosea Kutako International Airport remain under pressure, supporting forecasts that tourism will take a significant knock
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NAMIBIA’S policies on environmental protection, human rights and social welfare have secured the country a place amongst the 10 best ethical destinations in the developing world for the second time
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WINDHOEK – The Namibian Government has received about N$22,5 million to help fund its adaptation programme on climate change. The announcement was made on the sidelines of the World Climate Change
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SINGAPORE - If you want to rent an Italian supercar or British limousine in Singapore, look up Pavel Zotov - one of a new wave of Russian businessmen using the city-state as an entry point to
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DUBAI - Abu Dhabi stepped in to help fellow United Arab Emirates member Dubai with a US$10 billion injection, of which US$4.1 billion was allocated to troubled state-owned conglomerate Dubai World to
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JOHANNESBURG - The world economy has not yet recovered and many consumers, companies and even countries are unhealthy from a debt perspective, Investec Asset Management said yesterday.“If Dubai has
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LONDON - Industrial output in the 16 countries that use the euro fell in October after five months of expansion, official figures showed yesterday, stoking fears that the recovery from recession in
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THE Northern Electricity Distribution Company (Nored) last week handed over dividends of N$15 million to its shareholders. Board Chairman Sackey Kayone, who is also the Governor of Omusati Region,
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BRUSSELS - The European Commission yesterday approved the restructuring of the state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland, rescued by Europe’s biggest-ever taxpayer bailout during the financial
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WINDHOEK - The transport ministers of Botswana, Namibia and South Africa gathered here at the weekend to brainstorm on a Trans-Kalahari Rail Line that will cost US$1,4 billion, according to a joint
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ROME – Global food prices are on the ascent again with the FAO Food Price Index – a food basket composed of cereals, oil seeds, dairy, meat and sugar – registering four straight monthly rises.However,
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KIGALI – President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has called upon African countries to commit more funds to the agricultural sector if the continent is to address the problem of food security and transform one
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TAIPEI – Farmers in southern Taiwan have started to potty-train their pigs in response to a planned water pollution fee, breeders and officials said yesterday.To keep their livestock from defecating
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SYDNEY – An island-sized iceberg is breaking up as it drifts closer to Australia, producing hundreds of smaller slabs spread over a massive area of ocean, experts said yesterday.The
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COPENHAGEN – China, India and other developing nations blocked UN climate talks yesterday, bringing negotiations to a halt with their demand that rich countries discuss much deeper cuts in their
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KABUL – Western officials are cautiously hopeful President Hamid Karzai will keep technocrats in key posts when he names his Afghan cabinet this week, a decisive moment for the newly re-elected leader
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KARACHI – Pakistani police seized luggage and a cell phone yesterday from a hotel where three of five Americans arrested on suspicion of militant links stayed, while a court ruled the men cannot be
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ROME — Take a sex scandal dogging Silvio Berlusconi, add plenty of scantily clad young women on Italian TV and throw in some of the first serious scrutiny of a national culture where television lies
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HAVANA – The Reverend Jesse Jackson took him to church for the first time in 27 years. Home run legend Hank Aaron asked him for autographed baseballs. Literary great Gabriel Garcia Marquez gave him a
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KONYALA iintoko yomikuku yondjundo yootona dhivule ethele oya landithwapo koodola omayovi 30 575 pelanditho lyaningilwa pOmaruru metitano lyoshiwike shayi Iitetela mbika yomikuku ndhoka taku
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Ehangano lyOmushigakano Omutiligane (Red Cross) olya pumbwa oshimaliwa shOondola dhAamerika oomiliona omilongo ndatu nantano, opo li vule okupalutha aaZimbabwe ye li 220 000 mboka itaya vulu okumona
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OMAUYUGO kwa homatiwa oga tseyithilwa opolisi ehuliloshiwike lya piti moVenduka.Omukwashigwana gwAngola gumwe okwa kanitha oodola 20 000 koomuma sho aniwa edhi yugwa koombudhi.Opolisi oya tseyitha
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IIZEMO yondondo 10 yekonakono lyo Junior Secondary Certificate naambyoka yekonakono lyo Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Higher Level otayi tseyithwa Metitatu lyoshiwike tashiya.Uuministeli
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OMUKALIMO gwomomukunda Onghili mOmbalantu moMusati, Otto Uutoni, a mana oondjenda dhe ongula onene yEtiyali lya zi ko lyeti 8 Desemba 2009 konima yuuwehame nomepipi lyomimvo omilongohetatu, a manene
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Ehangano lyokuwilika omatuliloskepa lya Namibia, Namport ota li konakona omuwiliki gwiimaliwa aniwa molwegandjo lyotendela inaa pa landulwa omilandu.Koot van der Merwe ota ku tiwa aniwa okwa gandja
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OONDANDO dhomahooli ota dhi gwedhelwa oku za metitatu lyoshiwike shika. Oku za mesiku ndyoka omahooli gaziza otaga gu oosenda 27 molitela okuyeleka naashoka haga landwa ngashingeyi omanga omahooli
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OOLAMBA oonkulu ndhoka hadhi tulwa kootaxi ngashingeyi ota dhi ka hulithwa okulongithwa mbala moVenduka.Pethimbo ndika opolisi moshilando oyi ipyakidhila noku ta la ootaxi ndhoka itaadhi longo
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OMULELI gwa Namibia Hifikepunje Pohamba okwa ti opena iilonga yi na okulongwa noonkondo noneitulemo opo onkalamwenyo yomuNamibia kehe yi hwepopale uule woomvula ntano tadhiya.Omuperesidende Pohamba
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BLACK Africa chairman BoniPaulino says that the team will headhunt a coach to replace Ali Akan who resigned as the chief mentor recently. He told The Namibian Sport yesterday that Clemens Westerhof,
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MANCHESTER United winger Ryan Giggs won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award for 2009 on Sunday.Giggs, who has made a club record 821 appearances for United and won more trophies than any
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KUALA LUMPUR - Jarno Trulli of Italy and Finland’s Heikki Kovalainen were unveiled yesterday as drivers for the new Malaysian-backed Lotus team in its debut 2010 Formula One season.The third driver
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NEW YORK – Technology outsourcing and consulting firm Accenture Plc on Sunday said it was ending its six-year sponsorship arrangement with golfer Tiger Woods, who is embroiled in a scandal involving
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MANCHESTER – Nemanja Vidic has called for an immediate response as Manchester United look to force their way back into control of the English Premier League title race against Wolves today.With
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NAMIBIA bowed out of the Cosafa under-20 Championships on Friday after losing 4-2 to the Seychelles.The side, coached by Willem Kapukare and Richard Starke, had goals from Petrus Sitembi and Shaun
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* MINISTRY of Home Affairs please deport those who are selling cannabis in Namibia. Those who are Namibians, please give them life imprisonment. Food for Thought * WHY is everything in Namibia
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WITH the national elections over and some opposition parties still finalising a possible court challenge to the results, the focus has already shifted to next year’s regional elections, when voters
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THE smooth transition to Independence during 1989/1990, which had followed a long and protracted anti-colonial liberation struggle, turned Namibia into an internationally applauded showpiece of
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THE Police station commander at Kombat, Inspector Alfons Marungu Sindimba (51), yesterday appeared in the Grootfontein Magistrate’s Court on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol and
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A YOUNG man was maimed beyond recognition in a fatal hit-and-run accident about 100 kilometres west of Rundu on Sunday night.A Police spokesman confirmed the incident near Tondoro village in the
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THE festive season is here once again, and with it inevitably comes the less festive aspect of road accidents and serious injuries.The Blood Transfusion Service needs more blood supplies than usual
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THE churches’ Joint Election Observation Committee has described last month’s presidential and National Assembly elections as “free” and “peaceful” despite a number of serious concerns.The Committee
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SWAPO has ordered its Think Tank to study its failed 1999 Election Manifesto Implementation Guide.The guide, which was the brainchild of President Hifikepunye Pohamba when he was Swapo Secretary
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N/A AN KU SE, a wildlife sanctuary, and Ondekaremba, a guest farm, is working towards creating a large fenceless area where wildlife can roam free. They have decided to remove 4 km of border fence and
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MAHALAPYE has been home to Ovaherero for the better part of the last one hundred years. I went for the wedding of my cousin Johannes Tjitjo and not for a funeral or a tombstone unveiling as has been
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TELECOM Namibia yesterday showed its allegiance to boxing development as they delivered yet another knockout financial boost of N$250 000 to the Namibia Boxing Federation to host its elite
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JOHANNESBURG - The global search for alternatives to carbon-based energy has fuelled a rush for Namibia’s uranium resources at a time when the economic downturn has been taking a toll on the country’s
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MILAN – Doctors yesterday ordered Italy’s Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to spend a second night in hospital after an attack that left him with a broken nose and two teeth knocked out.Berlusconi’s
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CONAKRY – Even before Guinea’s military strongman was wounded in an assassination attempt and airlifted to Morocco for emergency surgery, top diplomats were discussing how to force him out.One
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IT appears as though this summer will be marked by exceptional temperatures, late-afternoon westerly winds and clear, blue skies. A quick survey of the four wind directions in Namibia revealed a
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MIXED reactions have emerged from the different sides of the labour spectrum on the Supreme Court’s judgement on labour hire, with employers expressing delight, while workers’ unions expressed
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THE ban on the labour-hire system in Namibia that was introduced by the Labour Act of 2007 was declared unconstitutional by Namibia’s highest court yesterday.In a unanimous judgement, five judges of
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WE will not be able to replace these trees in our lifetime. They are gone. – Director of Forestry at Omaruru, Joseph Hailwa, after the auction for over 100 tonnes of illegally harvested leadwood trees
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