55 Articles found on Friday, 2 October 2009
02-10-2009
BIDVEST Namibia yesterday launched its public offering ahead of the company’s listing on the Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX) on October 26.According to the prospectus, the company is offering a maximum
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ISTANBUL -It is hard to see how global economic rebalancing can happen at current exchange rates, IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard said yesterday.He said the strength of world recovery would
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THE Nama Traditional Authority is negotiating with JSE-listed power distribution group Southern Electricity Co (Selco) to buy a stake in the company, Business Day reported yesterday.This is part of
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JOHANNESBURG - Gill Marcus, who will succeed Tito Mboweni as Governor of South Africa’s central bank next month, joined as an advisor yesterday, marking her return to the Reserve Bank after five years
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THE Dutch ABN AMRO bank opened a new branch in Gaborone, symbolising “a giant leap in the development of Botswana’s diamond industry,” as described by the country’s Vice President Mompati Merafhe.ABN
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THE collapse of talks between India’s Bharti Airtel and South Africa’s MTN Group means banks have lost out on an estimated US$50 million-plus (N$377 million) of mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
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BEIJING – China celebrated its wealth and rising might with a show of goose-stepping troops, gaudy floats and nuclear-capable missiles in Beijing yesterday, 60 years after Mao Zedong proclaimed its
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CONAKRY – Guinea’s military ruler asked for a UN-backed probe after junta forces massacred more than 150 people and called for the setting up of an interim government until elections due in
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NAIROBI – Former UN chief Kofi Annan will visit Nairobi from Monday, October 4 to assess how far Kenya has come with reforms promised to end violence that erupted after a disputed election in December
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BERLIN – German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s new coalition partners accused her of riding roughshod in the run-up of talks on forming a government, in interviews published yesterday.Leading members of
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SINGAPORE – Beauty queen Miss Singapore World has given up her crown after it emerged that she had stolen credit cards to go on a shopping spree for lingerie.Ris Low had come under public pressure to
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THE Namibia Consumer Trust was recently invited to a seminar on envisaged consumer rights legislation. The seminar was organised by the Law Reform and Development Commission in the Ministry of
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IT IS election time again and political parties are campaigning and launching their election manifestos as well.The fact is that I’m disappointed to see these campaigns full of racism, tribalism,
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DEAR Editor, your Political Perspective of Friday hit the nail on the head. Whither to, Namibia? It is no more the country we hoped Swapo would turn it into. Greed, power, victimisation, wealth, and
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NAMIBIANS sometimes put their own country down, saying that things are better in Europe or in the USA.I think some perspective is in order, especially when it comes to service levels and customer
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AS published, apparently the physical health condition of the former President is good.But I have doubts when it concerns the psychotic, retaliatory, tirades made in official speeches. Is it allowed
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IT IS really disheartening to see what is happening in the settlements, villages and towns around the country.It seems that more and more local authorities are being affirmed without enough support
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AANTU yontumba oya kwatwa sho ta ku fekelwa kutya oya kambadhala okwiishangitha lwaali ongaa hogololi.Oonakufekelwa mbaka aniwa oya kambadhala okwiishangitha lwaali muumbangalantu woshilongo. Ongundu
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OMUDHEULI gwospana yetanga lyokoompadhi ya Namibia, omusamane Tom Saintfiet okwa hogolola ongundu yaadhani 25.Mbaka otaya ka kalelapo oshilongo muudhano wetanga lyokoompadhi lyedhina COSAFA SENIOR
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AAKWIITA yonale yetanga lyoSWATF ita ya ka futwa sha. Etegameno lyaakwiita mbaka konyala ye li 5 000 olya teka po metitatu konima sho omukwateli komeho gwawo , ngoka eya uvanekele ofuto a kwatwa
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OMUKULUPE gwoomvula 110 gwomomukunda Omukwiyu, mUukolonkadhi mOshitopolwa sha Musati, kuku Shaningwa Shikodhi, okwa si eso li nyanyaleka sho a hahalwa nekatana komonamati gwoomvula omilongontano (50)
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IILYO yOshigongi shOpashigwana mbyoka yi iile kiilonga yokutota oompango metitatu oya shunithwa ishewe komagumbo konima yokutegelela ngele egumbo ota li mono oquoruma.Aatotimpango oya tegelele uule
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UUDHANO wEkondjelo lyEkopi lyEhangano Ekwashilipaleki Metropolitana, hau ithanwa Metropolitan Namibia Summer Cup, hau dhanwa kOosikola dhopevi moNooli(Oshana), Omusati, Oshikoto nOhangwena) wonuumvo
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MENGESTRATA gwopashitopolwa okwa ti gavena gwa Hardap me Katrina Hanse Himarwa ke na ondjo momatamaneko ge mu ningilwa komeho gompangu.Alfred Siboleka okwa mangulula omutamanekwa nguka konima
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OMUPERESIDENDE Hifikepunye Pohamba okwa egulula etungo epe lyOmpangu yOpombanda mOshakati oshiwike sha yi. Ompangu ndjika oya adhika ya tameka nale iilonga mu Febuluwali nuumvo.Mokutaamba aayenda
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OMUPANGULI NDJAI gwa Namibia, Peter Shivute mOshipopiwa she okwa kwashilipaleke kutya Oompangu dhe otadhi gandja eyakulo lyuuyuki koshigwana notadhi tsikile nokuninga ngawo paendondo dhi ili nodhi
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BLUE Waters coach Lucky Shipanga hinted that they will collect full points against SKW at the Atlantis Stadium if his players stick to the game plan.He told The Namibian Sport yesterday that he will
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A TOTAL of 16 applications have been received for the position of chief executive officer of the Namibia Premier League.The applications have since closed and according to the chairman of the league,
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LONDON – Stung by strong words from managers Carlo Ancelotti and Rafa Benitez, Chelsea and Liverpool go head to head on Sunday each knowing that a defeat could mean losing ground on leader Manchester
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THIS week, The Namibian was once again singled out as the ringleader in putting the name of the Brave Warriors to shame through negative reporting.For your information, the newspaper was blacked out
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LONDON – Arsene Wenger became the longest-serving manager in Arsenal’s history yesterday but neither that milestone nor the fact that he turns 60 next month have triggered any thoughts of
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Social League Sunday, Oct 4 Telecom 09h00: Omulunga Radio v WHK Country Club 10h00: NAC Hosea Kutako v City of Windhoek 11h00: Min of Finance v Nedbank 12h00: Min of Works v Rastas XI
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JOHANNES Naitembu and Helena Iipinge each received N$10 000 after being crowned as the overall men’s and women’s winners of the 21km Old Mutual Victory Races series at the awards ceremony in Windhoek
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LONDON – Seven-times European champions AC Milan suffered a stunning 1-0 home defeat by FC Zurich in the Champions League on Wednesday, piling the pressure on coach Leonardo.There were no such
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* THIS is a shout out to all the newspaper vendors on our streets (hope you are reading this). Thanks for making our lives so much easier. Without you, we would have to drive or walk to a shop, stand
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NAMIBIANS and Angolans were among several groups of people turned away from army bases in South Africa on Wednesday after they turned up to receive money and be integrated into that country’s national
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TEMPERS flared up at the monthly meeting of the Windhoek City Council on Wednesday night when Swapo Councillor and Management Committee (MC) Chairperson Elaine Trepper accused UDF Councillor Werner
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AT least 200 children, from newborns to teenagers of 16 years, have been murdered, raped or assaulted in Namibia so far this year, or have died under suspicious circumstances.Horror stories of
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THINGS must stop here. – Henry January sitting down in front of a police line during a demonstration at a Defence Force Base in Bloemfontein in a protest for payouts for ex-SWATF soldiersI WITHDREW
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EISH, people. I’ve only got time for a few quick words today. I was frog-marched out of the office this week, kicking and screaming, and taken off to an undisclosed location for anger management
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BLUE Waters coach Lucky Shipanga hinted that they will collect full points against SKW at the Atlantis Stadium if his players stick to the game plan.He told The Namibian Sport yesterday that he will
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PADANG – Rescue teams struggled yesterday to find scores of people trapped under debris and survivors pleaded for aid after a powerful quake hit the Indonesian city of Padang, possibly killing
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NAMIBIA ended the second quarter with a trade deficit of N$2,2 billion, N$391 million more than the previous quarter and N$1,2 billion more than the same quarter last year.Namibia has to be satisfied
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THE annual Damara Festival will take place at Okombahe from November 7 to 8.Elifas //Khoaseb, Chairperson of the Damara King’s Festival Committee, under Gaob Justus //Garoëb, said this year’s festival
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MORE people are now receiving antiretroviral therapy, expanded HIV testing and counselling services, and improved access to services to prevent the transmission of the disease from mother to child, a
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CHILDREN born in Namibia during the struggle shouldn’t feel left out while efforts to address “the plight of the youth born in exile” and to provide up to 10 106 jobs and educational opportunities for
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TRADITIONAL chiefs of the Nama and Herero communities jointly signed a petition yesterday to be presented to the Namibian and German governments to demand the return of about 50 skulls of their
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A KEETMANSHOOP resident is considering legal action against the Keetmanshoop Town Council and the owner of the Super Sand stone-crushing plant.Annalie Resandt says numerous complains about the dust
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THE Association for Local Authorities (ALAN) has blamed Government for their socio-political woes, saying insufficient State subsidies are forcing them to make money and to seize the houses of people
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A COMPLAINT of racial discrimination against founding President Sam Nujoma was withdrawn even before investigators could open a file. Ombudsman John Walters yesterday confirmed that a complaint had
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ONE of the suspects in a case in which a former employee of the Social Security Commission and 63 co-accused are charged with defrauding the SSC of close to half a million Namibia dollars yesterday
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ROYNAM caterers have terminated their contract to supply Windhoek’s two State hospitals with food. The company prematurely ended its rocky relationship, characterised by poor service, with the
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ROYNAM caterers have terminated their contract to supply Windhoek’s two State hospitals with food. The company prematurely ended its rocky relationship, characterised by poor service, with the
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MORE than a third of the complainants in the more than 1 500 cases of rape or attempted rape reported each year in Namibia end up withdrawing the charges.The number of cases that are withdrawn before
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PEOPLE of the Asab community living along the main road between Keetmanshoop and Mariental are sick and tired of being used by politicians and have decided not to vote in the November elections.“We
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