45 Articles found on Tuesday, 3 March 2009
03-03-2009
IX years after the Community Courts Act of 2003 was promulgated, these courts will finally become operational next month.The law provides for the recognition and establishment of community courts in
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THE United Democratic Front (UDF) celebrated its 20th anniversary at Usakos on Saturday, with party leader Justus //Garoëb calling for free, fair and peaceful national elections later this year.He
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THE National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) is not at all impressed with the High Court order that on Friday gave labour-hire companies more time to operate until the Supreme Court has made a ruling
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WHILE Friday’s High Court postponement of the labour-hire ban may serve as a reprieve for some, the widely held assumption that the ban would have come into effect on Sunday ensured that several
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THERE is a 60 to 80 per cent chance of rain in northern and northeastern Namibia today, says the Windhoek Weather Bureau. In the central parts, the likelihood of rain is 40 to 60 per cent, weatherman
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AFTER being knocked over by a runaway truck recently, Usakos’s old locomotive was put back onto its wheels by TransNamib on Saturday – although it still needs to be put back onto the track.“We thought
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THE corruption trial of senior Ministry of Environment and Tourism official Sackey Namugongo is scheduled to continue in the Windhoek Regional Court in October.When the trial continues from October
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THEY will go. That is as clear as the sky. – A Swapo source commenting on the the removal and later reinstatement of Windhoek mayor, Matheus Shikongo and city councillors suspected of having ties to
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NATIONAL men’s hockey team player Siabonga Martins scored five goals as defending champions Unam thrashed Windhoek Old Boys 11-2 in a Men’s Premier League Indoor Hockey match on Saturday. It was
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa’s purchasing managers index (PMI) fell to a record low in February, pointing to further deterioration as a global economic slowdown pushes Africa’s biggest economy towards
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* IT would appear that the only card left for Swapo to play is that “Swapo liberated this country”, which is true to a certain extent. However, Swapo is not the sole liberator of Namibia. While we
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LONDON – Terminally ill reality television star Jade Goody has been transferred to hospital as her condition worsens.Goody, who married her ex-convict lover Jack Tweed in a blaze of publicity last
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LOS ANGELES – Chris Brown has been doing more in Miami than reconciling with Rihanna. He’s been recording.E! News has learned exclusively that, in addition to riding a jet ski daily in the waters
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MELBOURNE – Hundreds of schools were ordered closed and millions of residents warned by mobile phone message yesterday that conditions in wildfire-scarred southern Australia could become deadly
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KHARTOUM – President Omar al-Bashir sought to rally the support of the Sudanese people ahead of a decision by the International Criminal Court on whether to issue a warrant against him for alleged
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WASHINGTON – Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, the president’s choice for health and human services secretary, will face a host of challenges in her new job, including a health system in disarray and
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KINSHASA – UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon vowed on Sunday to do more to help hundreds of thousands displaced by unrest in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as he toured a camp in the east of the
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SHARM EL-SHEIK – The Palestinian president, seeking to shore up his position against rival Hamas, asked international donors yesterday to funnel millions of dollars through his government to rebuild
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WASHINGTON – New documents show the CIA destroyed nearly 100 tapes of terror interrogations, far more than has previously been acknowledged.The revelation yesyerday came as a criminal prosecutor is
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VATICAN CITY – Pope Benedict XVI has formally rescinded the promotion of an ultraconservative priest who came under fire for suggesting that God punished New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina.The Vatican
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WASHINGTON– Before becoming pregnant, women need to get enough vitamin B12 in addition to folic acid to cut their risk of having a baby with a serious birth defect of the brain and spinal cord,
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CAPE TOWN - Maverick motoring journalist Jeremy Clarkson writes in his latest column for the UK’s Sunday Times that Johannesburg’s “fearsome global reputation for being utterly terrifying, a lawless
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THE Namibia Amateur Dance Sport Association (NADSA) is gearing up for the International Dance Sport Federation Trainers Congress to be held in Windhoek in July.There is much excitement for the
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SYDNEY – Australian Rugby Union (ARU) chief John O’Neill has called for a later start to next season’s Super 14 after South African flanker Juan Smith collapsed with heat exhaustion at the
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MARANA – Britain’s Paul Casey applauded Geoff Ogilvy’s superb form in the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship final after being crushed 4&3 by the Australian on Sunday.Casey, bidding to win his
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PHOENIX – Shaquille O’Neal won the duel in the desert against ex-teammate Kobe Bryant Sunday, by scoring 33 points to power the Phoenix Suns to a 118-111 win over his former Los Angeles Lakers.O’Neal
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GHANA finally came good at the African Nations Championship in Ivory Coast to outclass Democratic Republic of Congo 3-0 and qualify for the semi-finals. The joint top seeds in the maiden edition of a
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PORTSMOUTH – Frank Lampard believes Guus Hiddink can mastermind an incredible late charge for the Premier League title.Manchester United are seven points clear but Chelsea head to Portsmouth today
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BRISBANE – Springbok forward Juan Smith was taken to hospital with heat stroke in a dramatic post-script to the Central Cheetahs’ 22-3 Super 14 loss to the Queensland Reds on Sunday.Cheetahs skipper
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OKANONA kokadhona koomvula ne oka si sho aniwa ka mangelwa komuti komumwayinamati,moshitopolwa sha Musati mEtitano.Opolisi oya tseyitha kutya okakadhona haka Magoano Ipinge Shigwedha, oka si sho ka
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SWAPO onkee tayi tsikile nokukutha iipundi iilyo ye mbyoka taku fekelwa yi na ekwatathano nopaati yo Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP).Konima ashike yesiku sho Swapo a kutha iipundi iilyo ye
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AANTU yatatu oya si omeya mOnooli, Opolisi ya Namibia osho ya lopota mOsoondaha.Okamatyona koomvula hamano nomulumentu e li oshilyo shEtanga lyEgamen, yaali yomaantu mbaka yatatu ya si omeya mOnooli.
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IIPOTHA iyihe mbyoka ya li ya ningilwa Omukuluntuwiliki gwehangano etungimagumbo lya National Hosuing Enteprises (NHE), Vincent Hailulu, oya ekelwahi mEtitano sho Ompangu yOpombanda ya gandja
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MTC’s ‘Tango Weekend Special’ campaign this past weekend, which was also supposed to test the mobile operator’s network capacity, proved a thorn in the flesh for its more than one million subscribers
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EPANGELO otali ka landa iihauto yi li 45 yoondunda dhondambulu dhOmalelo gOpamuthigululwakalo ngoka lya yalula moshilongo ashihe.Oshimaliwa shika otashi ka za mEmbo lyomulekeneno gwoshimaliwa
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ONGUNDU onene yAanambelewa Aakuluntu mOmbelewa yOmuprima Nahas Angula tayi kwatelwa komeho kOmukuluntu gwOshikondo shIiponga niinima ya nika paulumompumbwe omusamane Kooper Francis, oya thikile
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DUBLIN – Is a bathroom an optional extra when you’re at 30 000 feet? Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary seems to think so as his no-frills airline contemplates charging customers to use its aircrafts’
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GRAZING in the Karas Region is under threat from swarms of locusts, says the Ministry of Agriculture’s Directorate of Extension Services. The acting head of the Directorate in Karas, Ben Haraseb,
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SIR Alan Stanford has been a major sponsor of sport, muscling into the limelight as a promoter and champion.Now that he has been accused by the US Securities and Exchange Commission of running a
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - Nearly six months after American International Group Inc. got its first massive bailout from the government, it is still stumbling.The big insurer keeps losing money and is
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WINDHOEK – Experts in the insurance sector said the global financial crisis is limiting funding and raising premiums for insurance coverage on the African continent.Delegates at an ad hoc experts’
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NAMIBIAN Customs and Bank of Namibia (BoN) officials are being briefed this week by American specialists on money laundering and the financing of organised crime and terrorist organisations.Other key
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FIVE people, including two children, were killed and one badly injured after their vehicle collided with a truck some 15 kilometres north of Kalkrand at noon yesterday. Hardap Regional Police
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SWAPO’S top four national leaders might meet this week to discuss the shock booting of four prominent Swapo members from the Windhoek City Council.News of the Council purge is the talk of the nation,
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BISSAU - Soldiers assassinated the president of Guinea-Bissau in his palace yesterday hours after a bomb blast killed his rival, but the military insisted no coup was taking place in the West African
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