46 Articles found on Wednesday, 8 July 2009
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LONDON – Fighting corruption in Africa is likely to take a long time and requires resolve on the part of African governments, an official at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
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LONDON - A tentative recovery in diamond prices could be knocked back by supplies from Russia or top producer De Beers, an analyst said yesterday. “The outlook for rough diamond producers has
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CAPE TOWN – South Africa is considering regional investment into its 400 000 barrels-per-day planned refinery at Coega in exchange for supplies of fuel products, Energy Minister Dipuo Peters said on
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NEW YORK – Commodity prices and crude oil slipped on Monday and global equity markets fell, pulled lower by raw materials-linked stocks, on widespread doubts about the potential strength of the
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ELEVEN valued employees of the Ohlthaver & List Group of Companies (O&L) reaped the rewards of their hard work at a glitzy awards ceremony this weekend as each went home with an all-expenses paid trip
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JOHANNESBURG – Business confidence in Botswana has fallen sharply as the effects of the global economic and financial crises weigh on domestic output, the central bank said on Monday. The global
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GENEVA – The African Development Bank (AfDB) expects mineral exporting countries to suffer from China’s slowdown, whose full effects may not yet be felt, its president said yesterday. Africa, the
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G8 LEADERS plus Brazil, India, China, Mexico and South Africa will agree at a summit tomorrow to conclude the Doha round of world trade talks successfully in 2010, according to a draft communique seen
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LONDON – Zimbabwe will look into the possibility of adopting the rand as an alternative to the country’s existing multiple currency regime, Zimbabwe’s industry and commerce minister Welshman Ncube
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WORDS are sometimes an inadequate way to express oneself; individuals from different backgrounds, age, education, cultural persuasion or other experiential variables have different interpretations of
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JOHANNESBURG – US president Barack Obama is asking young people across Africa to engage with him on mobile instant messaging service, MXit, as part of his first official visit to the continent. For
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Just over one in 10 South African teenagers say they come from an unhappy home, according to the results of a survey released yesterday And Bloemfontein teenagers seem to be the most academically
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VATICAN CITY – Pope Benedict XVI called yesterday for a new world financial order guided by ethics, dignity and the search for the common good in the third encyclical of his pontificate. In ‘Charity
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WASHINGTON – The United States boosted ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya yesterday when President Barack Obama called for his reinstatement even though he had opposed US policies. Zelaya, a
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AMSTERDAM – Amsterdam city council is turning its attention to a pressing problem for one of the city’s key business sectors – banking and credit for prostitutes who can’t get accounts from mainstream
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LOS ANGELES – Michael Jackson’s family and close friends held a private service at a Los Angeles cemetery yesterday as fans crowded into the city’s downtown area for a star-packed public memorial to
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LONDON – Boy wizard Harry Potter is back in cinemas later this month with the sixth instalment of the movie franchise, and another box office bonanza looks assured for the Warner Bros. studio. ‘Harry
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URUMQI – Han Chinese armed with iron bars and machetes spilled down side streets and into the stairwell of an apartment building yesterday, looking for Muslim Uighur targets two days after bloody
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NGASHIINGEYI oshi li pambelewa! Titus Haimbili, ngoka a li kuthwa miilonga yUukuluntuwiliki wa TransNamib omumvo gwa zi ko, okwa shunwa miilonga. Ominista yIilonga nOkamwatakanithokumwe gOpangodhi,
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PETHIMBO ta popitha engathithi enene lyAakwaSwapo pOnheleiwa mOukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Musati omutenya gwOsoondaha ya zi ko, Amushangandjayi gwOswapo me Pendukeni Ivula-Iithana, okwa ti kutya yo
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OMULUMENTU gwoomvula 40 okwiikutha omwenyo sho i imangeleke mOmbashu ye mOvenduka mEtitano. Opolisi oya lopota kutya Dumeni Johannes okwa li i itsuwa e endjelele mongodhi yolusheno molukanda
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WASHINGTON – Ngoka a li nale Omushanga gwEtanga lyEgameno lyAamerika, Robert McNamara – ngoka oye a li omutse omunene miita mbyoka Amerika a li hingile Vietnam, okwa hulitha mOmaandaha goshiwike
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OPOLISI mOvenduka otayi konakona oshipotha shaalumentu yaali mboka ya li aniwa yi ingitha ya fa Aapolisi oshiwike sha zi ko. Aalumentu mbaka oya li aniwa ya yi kOombelewa dha NBC taya kongo uukasete
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OVENDUKA - Aalumentu ye li omulongo mboka ya li ya pewa egeelo lyoomvula okuza po 30 sigo 32 okukala mokakuma molwashoka aniwa oya li ye kutha ombinga moshinima shonkambadhala yokuteta ko oshitopolwa
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NAMIBIA oku li shimwe shomiiilonga mbyoka yyAafrika mbyoka ya tindi osheetwapo shOmpangu yOpaigwana/Internationa Criminal Court (ICC), kutya Omupresidende gwa Sudan Omar Hassan Al-Bashir naye kOmpangu
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MONTPELLIER - After two days of sprint domination, Mark Cavendish is threatening to extend his Tour de France winning streak today’s fifth stage ending in Perpignan. Cavendish claimed his second
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BETHESDA - When Tiger Woods takes a vacation, golf is not his escape - it’s what he’s trying to escape from. “I don’t play golf on my vacations,” Woods said. “I get away from it. I would never, ever
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CARDIFF - England captain Andrew Strauss believes all-rounder Andrew Flintoff’s chequered history against Australia will work in his side’s favour when the first Ashes Test gets underway today.
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NAMIBIAN chess player Dantago Boois of the Zandell Chess Academy, won the second Bank Windhoek Namibia Junior National Closed Chess Championship at the weekend. Boois is a learner at the Academia
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SANLAM Namibia and the Namibia Hockey School of Excellence will host their annual tournament for young hockey players in Rundu on August 8. The announcement was made at the official handing over of
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* WHILE not contesting Namibia’s position on Bashir’s entitlement for African unity purposes, African countries need to apply peer pressure on Bashir. Having been to Khartoum, Sudan, myself in 2003
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THE Governments of Namibia and Germany signed three co-operation support agreements on Monday to the tune of N$770 million (70m euros), which include the N$200 million for the Namibian-German special
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WE would kindly request all our readers and advertisers to take note that all material published in The Namibian is subject to copyright. Anyone wishing to make use of or reproduce any of our
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THE killing of Walvis Bay restaurant owner and former newspaper editor, Awie Brand, a year ago was sparked by an unwanted sexual advance that Brand made on the young man accused of murdering him, it
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A THIRD cocaine smuggler in two months was arrested at Walvis Bay International Airport on Monday. The ‘mule’, an Angolan man, was nabbed after arriving from Brazil via Johannesburg. According to
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WHILE the Gam farmers who invaded the Nyae-Nyae Conservancy with their cattle at the end of April have to face the law, the lawful owners of the area – the Ju/’hoansi San people – continue to face the
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CIVIL society is rallying behind Government in its decision to take on the European Commission (EC), lobbying for support not to sign the interim economic partnership agreement (EPA) until the EC puts
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Intervention by Lands and Resettlement minister, Alpheus !Naruseb, managed to calm tempers at the Ongombo East farm outside of Windhoek on Monday.
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NAMIBIA’S N/a’an ku sê Wildlife Sanctuary (45 km outside of Windhoek) and the Chester Zoo (in Cheshire in the Northern part of England) are developing a pioneering method for identifying cheetahs in
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NAMIBIA’S champion boxer Paulus ‘The Hitman’ Moses will finally get a chance to consolidate his status as the best lightweight boxer in the world, when he is set to defend his title against Japan’s
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L’AQUILA – With the world’s most powerful leaders gathering in this city just three months after a devastating earthquake, Italian security officials have prepared an emergency evacuation plan to
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MOBILE calls using local networks will be drastically cheaper from the beginning of July after the Namibian Communications Commission (NCC) slashed interconnection charges by up to 43 per cent with
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YOU wouldn’t speak to an idiot of that nature. – Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on US Assistant Secretary of State Johnnie Carson whom he accuses of dictating regional affairsWE therefore appeal
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THREE more suspected cases of the H1N1 flu virus, commonly known as ‘swine flu’, have been reported in Namibia. Dr Jack Vries, Chairperson of the National Health Emergency Management Committee
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LONDON – Fans in Asia stayed up into the wee hours, bars across Europe were holding Michael Jackson theme nights and television stations from Sydney to Paris cleared their schedules yesterday to
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THE Anti-Corruption Commission says its probe on the operations of suspended Trans-Namib Chief Executive Officer Titus Haimbili will not stop because he has returned to work. ACC Director Paulus Noa
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