47 Articles found on Thursday, 14 May 2009
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WE know of 200 people who were dumped live into the sea and we also have their children. – Swapo Secretary General Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana telling the ‘children of the struggle’ there are many groups
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MILE 20, Namibia – Despite the investment of millions of donor dollars, the permit system in Namibia’s Community Forests has failed dismally, say biodiversity experts. Illegal logging in the inland
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DOUBLE murder suspect Salmon Nakale (30) pleaded not guilty in the shooting deaths of two women at Mariental over the weekend. Nakale entered the plea in the Mariental Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
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FISHING companies are satisfied with quotas approved by Cabinet this week, a fisheries association said yesterday. Cabinet on Monday announced it had decided on a Total Allowable Catch (TAC) of 135
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A FORMER employee of tourism operator Wilderness Safaris is the target in a N$1,2 million lawsuit after he allegedly defrauded his employer by making it pay for goods it did not need or never
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CABINET has approved the lifting of a restriction on Telecom’s Switch mobile communications technology after the Office of the Attorney General recommended it to the Office of the Prime
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POLICE arrested more farmers from Gam yesterday as the number of cattle in a veterinary control area reached the 1 000 mark and Government set up a team to investigate the invasion of the protected
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TOKYO – Japan’s teen golf star Ryo Ishikawa says he will be delighted to take up an invitation to play in the US PGA Championship in August and become the youngest player ever to compete in the last
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A CAR accident in Windhoek in late November last year is set to land High Court Judge Elton Hoff in the dock in the same court where he has been presiding over cases for the past eight years.The
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MUHSIN Ertugral has joined Ajax Cape Town as their coach for next season.The former Kaizer Chiefs mentor will assume his duties as soon as he returns from Turkey, where he has gone on holiday to soak
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CAPE TOWN – A family bereavement to Vodacom Stormers prop JD Moller is responsible for the only change to the Cape team for Saturday’s final Super 14 match against the Vodacom Cheetahs in
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NAMIBIA’S WBA lightweight world champion Paulus ‘The Hitman’ Moses will fight Verquan Kimbrough of the United States in his first voluntary title defence in Windhoek on June 27.The 26-year-old
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I SAW a bit of Khomasdal Stadium in the Theatre of Dreams during Sunday’s Manchester derby. Just there by the corner-kick spot. Who could’ve imagined that our own grazing field is a more than able
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JOHANNESBURG - As the 2009 Indian Premier League enters the final straight in South Africa there can be no doubt that Matthew Hayden has been the Twenty20 extravaganza’s most effective player.In a
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LONDON – Steven Gerrard’s leadership of Liverpool’s most sustained title challenge in years has won him the Football Writers’ Association (FWA)’s player of the year award for the first time.The Reds
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THREE top Namibian referees and two assistants have been suspended by Fifa after failing a fitness test recently.Well-known referees Arvo Mufeti, Matthew Katjimune and Alex Tiyeho all failed fitness
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* HOW can an ice cream be sold at Halali camp in Etosha for 10 dollars more than in Windhoek? Let’s stop ripping off visitors and tourists. Isn’t there anyone monitoring the unrealistic prices that
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PROPERTY prices in South Africa are continuing their fall, albeit marginally, according to last month’s property barometer, released on Friday.The price index recorded a 2,8 per cent drop in
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HELENA, Montana – A US federal bankruptcy judge ruled Tuesday that a US$375 million loan Credit Suisse made to a Montana resort for the ultra-rich was predatory and should be subordinated to other
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa’s black-owned Mvelaphanda Resources (Mvela) may not de-list as it had warned earlier this year if it was successful in making a “significant” acquisition, a company
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NEW YORK – Senior finance executives across the globe remain pessimistic about the prospects of rapid economic recovery and are aggressively pursuing new ways to control costs, an American Express
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BRUSSELS – EU antitrust regulators said yesterday they had fined Intel a record 1,06 billion euros (US$1,45 billion) for using its grip on the microchip market to thwart rivals illegally.The European
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WINDHOEK – Innovation is a key to economic growth and social development, said the Governor of the Bank of Namibia (BoN), Tom Alweendo.Alweendo said this when he officially launched the Innovation
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HARARE – Zimbabwe has secured a further US$428 million in credit lines from African banks as the unity government battles to rescue an economy ravaged by years of hyperinflation and
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LUANDA – The Association of Angolan Banks (ABANC) urged the government to urgently review its monetary policies, including an increase in the reserve requirement, which they say was hurting the
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THIS year’s Namibia Premier League champions will receive N$400 000, compared to the N$500 000 the winners received the past two years.This year’s prize money is also less than the amount the
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THE Local Index of the Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX) remained resilient in the raging global financial storm, growing 1,5 per cent during the first three months of 2009 and recording its 14th
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Standard Bank voted best STANDARD Bank Namibia was recently named the Best Bank in Namibia when Global Finance magazine chose its best emerging market banks in Africa in an exclusive survey
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JOHANNESBURG - Dividing South Africa’s mining and energy department into two entities could bring more robust government involvement in mining, but the ailing power sector may struggle because its new
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MEXICO CITY – With swine flu still spreading, the UN health agency is warning countries to limit their use of antiviral drugs to only high-risk patients to ensure adequate supplies in case the virus
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FOR a cleaner and greener business environment, consider the following tips by the Green Awareness Africa (GAWA) – Namibia’s first green charity that was launched by Environment Minister Netumbo
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iTUNES’ top 10 selling singles and albums of the week ending May 10: Singles: ‘Boom Boom Pow’, Black Eyed Peas ‘Don’t Trust Me’, 3OH!3 ‘No Surprise’, Daughtry ‘Poker Face’, Lady GaGa ‘Blame
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NOW that the political future of former finance minister Trevor Manuel is ensured at the head of the new national planning commission, the way seems to be open for reappointing Reserve Bank governor
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LONDON – Catherine Masters had always wanted to meet a member of Britain’s royal family. But when she finally got the chance at age 109, she couldn’t resist offering a little advice.When Prince
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NEW YORK – Actor Kiefer Sutherland says he was “neither the instigator nor the wrongdoer” in an incident that saw him charged with assault for headbutting a fashion designer who bumped actress Brooke
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SAN JOSE – An office worker cleaning a fridge full of rotten food created a smell so noxious that it sent seven co-workers to the hospital and made many others ill. Firefighters had to evacuate the
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KABUL – Ninety-five Afghan children are among the 140 people said to have died in a recent US-Taliban battle in western Afghanistan, a lawmaker involved in the investigation into the deaths said
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HARARE – Two senior journalists were freed on bail on Tuesday, one day after they were arrested on charges of publishing falsehoods about the detention of 18 activists, their lawyer said.The editor
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EWAWA lyaagundjuka lyo RDP olya ningi eindilo kaagundjuka mu Namibia kaya sithwe uunye komathindilokongudthi gopapolitika, ihe naya ishangithe opo ya ka hogolole mOmahogololo ngoka taga ka ningwa
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GUMWE gwomaanapolitika ya Namibia ya tseyika nawa, Moses Katjiuongua, okwa thigi po ongundo yo Congress of Democrats (CoD) – ndjoka a li a ndjoina omathimbo ga zi ko.Katjiuongua okwa ti ye ke wete
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BLANTYRE – Ompangu yi na sha niikwakotampango mu Malawi ngula otayi ka ninga etokolo ngele ngoka a li nale Omupresidende gwa Malawi, Bakili Muluzi, ota vulu natango okuya mOmahogololo
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MAPUTO – Onkundana okuzilila ku Maputo sha Mozambique otayi ti kutya aakwiilongo yane oya kwatwa po mu Mozambique sho aniwa ya li ya hala okutuka ookemikala mOndama yoonkondo dholusheno, Opolisi ya
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OMUGANDJIMULOMBO mOkampani ya MTC, Albertus Aochamub ita pewa yUukuluntuwiliki wa NBC, Ewilikongundu lya lya NBC osho lya tseyitha ngaaka mEtiyali.Aochamub, ngoka oye aniwa a halikila opoosa ndjika
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ONGUNDU yo Swapo oya ti kutya oya haluka komaihumbayonayi gaanona yoonakulwa aakulu (mboka ye li poombelewa dhopaati moshitopolwa sha Shan, sho ya li ya ya kelele iiyenditho naantu yokolupadhi pontopa
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A SHACK at Havana Extension 6 was the centre of attention of a 200-strong crowd on Tuesday, after a woman was allegedly witnessed to have turned into a lion from the chest upwards. When The Namibian
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THE Bank of Namibia (BoN) yesterday hinted at another interest rate cut as early as next Wednesday, nearly six weeks before the next scheduled rate review date.This will see a lowering of the Bank’s
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GOVERNMENT will soon sign a N$5 million agreement with a Deputy Minister, a Cabinet Secretary and a family owning parts of the Mix squatter camp near Brakwater to officially resettle around 3 000
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