48 Articles found on Monday, 15 June 2009
15-06-2009
WHO are they laughing at? – Silvia Sala, National Co-ordinator of the Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid commenting on the misportrayal of San people in a Spanish reality TV showWATCHING films is
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BLACK Africa kept their title hopes alive thanks to a 75th minute goal from Jerome Louis against Orlando Pirates at a packed Independence stadium in Lolo Goraseb’s final game for Ali Akan’s side.
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TEHRAN – Iranian police again clashed yesterday with people protesting in Tehran against the re-election of hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who said the vote had been clean. The unrest that
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AFRICANS needed to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and continental politicians must scale back extravagant lifestyles in solidarity with their populations, an outspoken business leader told the
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BUILDING with tyres, used car springs and old fire extinguishers? Not using any municipal sewage systems and at the same time producing fertiliser? Creating more electricity than is needed and
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PROSPECTS for a global economic recovery could be “strangled at birth” by the recent surge in oil prices, according to Tony Twine, a senior economist at Econometrix. Twine said the recent run-up in
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SOME of the bank accounts of alleged fraudster and former South African Barry Tannenbaum have now been frozen by the Reserve Bank. Tannenbaum is the alleged mastermind of the massive international
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NAMIBIA is currently facing a shortage of locally produced Ultra-High-Temperature (UHT) milk, as Namibian Dairies is struggling to source enough raw milk to produce its long-life range. Fresh milk is
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WINDHOEK’S Hochland Road was renamed in honour of the late David Hosea Meroro on Friday. Meroro, a founding Swapo member and former Member of Parliament, is remembered for his role in mobilising the
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ANGOLA, Namibia and South Africa would pursue the creation of trade corridors and co-operate on industrial policy “much more energetically” after Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland last week signed
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A WINDHOEK teacher who recently resigned in the wake of theft allegations levelled against him, says the two matters are not related. George Tobias, a former teacher at Windhoek High School, was
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A CRUCIAL investment protection agreement between South Africa and Zimbabwe should be signed by the end of this month, Zimbabwe Finance Minister Tendai Biti said on Friday.The agreement was negotiated
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ABSA Group has sold its 50 per cent shareholding in an Angolan bank, the SA banking giant said on Friday. Absa disposed of its 50 per cent shareholding in Banco Comercial Angolano Sarl (BCA) to six
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THE Namibia Farmworkers Union (Nafwu) has warned farm owners to start adhering to a new minimum wage agreement, warning that it would soon start checking on whether this is being done. The union
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SOUTH Africa’s civil servants have scored more than half-a-billion Namibian dollar in government tenders, which were irregularly awarded to their spouses and relatives, the Sunday Times reported
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FOUR men, who allegedly conned Windhoek residents out of money using of a vacant house in Katutura, on Friday landed themselves a weekend in jail. They were arrested on Friday night, after being
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THE Congress of Democrats (CoD) this weekend removed its representative in the Rehoboth municipality, after he was allegedly found to be involved in “a number of dubious or corrupt activities” at the
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LOS ANGELES – Hundreds gathered to honour David Carradine at a sprawling hillside cemetery on Saturday during a funeral that was attended by family, former co-stars and other Hollywood friends. The
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BLANTYRE – An “ecstatic” Madonna won her battle to adopt a young girl from Malawi on Friday when the country’s highest court ruled that a three-year-old called Mercy could become part of the US
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CAPE TOWN – South African health activist Thembi Ngubane, whose radio diaries of her struggle against the AIDS virus won her audiences and admiration around the world, has died of tuberculosis at 24.
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THE Namibia Farmworkers Union (Nafwu) has warned farmers to start adhering to a new minimum wage agreement, warning that it would soon start checking on whether this is being done. The union called a
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WASHINGTON – Congress struck the US government’s strongest anti-smoking blow in decades on Thursday with a US Senate vote to give regulators new power to limit nicotine in cigarettes, drastically
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BERLIN – A fox has been unmasked as the mystery thief of more than 100 shoes in the small western German town of Foehren, authorities said on Friday. A forest worker stumbled upon shoes strewn near
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LONDON – Pomp and pageantry was on full display on Saturday as Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her official birthday with the traditional Trooping the Colour parade in London. Wearing a blue coat and
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THE Police have arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with the murder of an elderly woman who died after a suspected panga attack in her farmhouse in the Kombat area east of Otavi last week. The
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THE Canadian HIV-AIDS Legal Network and Human Rights Watch on Friday honoured Namibian lawyer and activist Michaela Clayton as the recipient of the 2009 International Award for Action on HIV-AIDS and
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LONDON – With swine flu now an official pandemic, the race is on among drugmakers to produce a vaccine. GlaxoSmithKline said on Thursday after the World Health Organisation declared a global flu
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WITH swine flu now officially a pandemic, Namibia has stepped up efforts to keep the virus out of the country. The World Health Organisation lifted the Influenza A (H1N1) alert phase to level six on
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WASHINGTON – US President Barack Obama gave tentative backing to Zimbabwe’s fragile national unity government on Friday, but the country’s prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, left a White House meeting
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THE Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority has intervened to stop the payout of five life insurance policies to the former wife of the founder of the Prowealth group of companies, the
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SEOUL – North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il has heaped praise on the military as his country defies United Nations sanctions by vowing to increase its nuclear arsenal, state media said yesterday. Kim,
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THE Police on Friday prevented members of the Ovambanderu community who support Chief Keharanjo II Nguvauva from holding a commemoration at Okahandja.They say they were “chased out of the town” by
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IN one of the biggest clean-up campaigns held in Namibia to date, more than 30 tons of beer bottles were removed from the Kunene Region last week. About 25 representatives of big companies, 4x4
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A NEAR capacity crowd at Ellis Park on Sunday afternoon roared in delight as President Jacob Zuma declared the Confederations Cup officially open minutes before the kick-off of the opening Group A
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BARCELONA – Valentino Rossi scraped the win at Sunday’s Catalunya Grand Prix, the sixth of 17 races for the world motorcycling championship, at Spain’s Circuit de Catalunya. The multi championship
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His team has five wins in five games yet, with the first test only a week away, British Lions coach Ian McGeechan still won’t give any clues about the starting lineup to face South Africa.Asked
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Teenager Wayne Parnell continued to lead South Africa’s surge towards the World Twenty20 semi-finals with a four-wicket haul in a 20-run victory over West Indies. Parnell, looking far more
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SATURDAY’S derby between Black Africa and Orlando Pirates was legendary local midfielder Lolo Goraseb’s final outing for the club. “What a way to end a career. It was fantastic. We showed our class
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GENEVA – Aalumentu ya homata oya dhipaga omuniilonga gwOkomitiye yEhangamo lyOmushigakano Omutiligane pu Birao mu Central Arica Republic, ehangano ndika osho lya tseyitha ngaaka mEtine.
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GENEVA – Aalumentu ya homata oya dhipaga omuniilonga gwOkomitiye yEhangamo lyOmushigakano Omutiligane pu Birao mu Central Arica Republic, ehangano ndika osho lya tseyitha ngaaka mEtine.
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ONDANDO yomahooli gOpetrola (ge na oholo naangoka kage na oholo)otayi ka ya pombanda noosenda 19 molita mEtitatu lyoshiwike shika, ihe ondando yomahooli gOdieseka otayi ka gwa noosenda 10 molita.
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OMUKIINTU gwomwAangola ngoka a li a kwatwa noopela dhOkokeina pOmbaye pehulilo lyomwedhi gwa zi ko, okwa ti ye ke na ondjo moshipotha shoka a ningilwa. Irene da Costa (gwoomvula 32) okwa li a holoka
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SIGO onena ina pu kwatwa omuntu shi na sha naanafaalama yaali mEtiyali lyoshiwike sha zi ko pofaalama yoondjuhwa pOkahandja nopofaalama yimwe yi li popepi nOmina ya Kombat. Aanafaalama mbaka oyo
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Kwa fe nge u nyanyangide mOshifo shoye omushangwa ou we lipyakidila okutala oinima imwe ya holoka moshipopiwa shOmupresidende omukokoli, Dr. Sam Nujoma, moThe Namibian 26 Mai 2009 kepandja 28. Xe
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OMULONGISIKOLA gumwe pOsekundosikola ya Windhoek School okwa thigi po aniwa iilonga, konima sho tulwa moshinima shekano lyeshina lyokuninga ookopi pOsikola ndjika. Oshiwike sha zi ko,
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UUMINISTELI wAagundjuka, Omudhano nOmithigululwakalo, owa hala aanona ayehe yoonakulwa aakulu mboka taya pula ya pewa iilonga ya kale yi ishangitha opo ya kongelwe iilonga. Shika osha popiwa
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