47 Articles found on Wednesday, 16 September 2009
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Creativity, innovation, inspiration never emerges from a vacuum. It feeds off previous efforts of others and sometimes, with luck, trans-mutates, virus like, into progress; I therefore thank this
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LUANDA - Angola will meet International Monetary Fund (IMF) officials in Istanbul this month, in a bid to secure up to US$2 billion in loans to shore up its finances, a spokesman for the finance
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WASHINGTON – Companies that received billions of dollars of government aid have published policies meant to limit lavish expenses, new rules that follow reports of costly private jets, spa retreats
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PARIS – French President Nicolas Sarkozy asked world leaders to join a “revolution” in the measurement of economic progress by dropping their obsession with gross domestic product to account for
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LETLHAKHANE, Botswana – It is a long way from Wall Street to Granny’s Lodge in central Botswana, but the slump triggered by the fall of Lehman Brothers a year ago has nonetheless turned Gracious
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LONDON – London has become the “divorce capital of Europe,” where celebrities’ and footballers’ wives feel they can make a mint after only a few years of marriage, a top lawyer said yesterday.But the
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HURON TOWNSHIP – Police said a dispute over manure led to a man firing his shotgun near his neighbours and police later using a Taser to subdue him.The Saginaw News reported the man approached his
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HARARE – A Zimbabwean court on Monday threw out a fraud case against a lawmaker from Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC which the party said was the third “trumped-up” charge to be dropped in a
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HARARE – President Robert Mugabe vowed to work with one-time rival Morgan Tsvangarai as Zimbabwe yesterday marked the signing of a unity deal one year ago, but brushed off criticism of failing the
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PARIS – A United Nations plan to improve the sexual education of the world’s children has come under attack from parts of the American right, which accuse the organisation of promoting masturbation
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LONDON – Prince Harry has turned 25, making the eligible bachelor entitled to part of his inheritance from his mother, Princess Diana.The prince, the younger son of Prince Charles and the late Diana,
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LONDON – A new poll suggests half of British voters would prefer anyone other than Prime Minister Gordon Brown to lead the country.The Populus survey published yesterday by The Times of London
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BAGHDAD – The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former President George W Bush was released yesterday after nine months in prison, and he said Iraqi security forces tortured him with beatings,
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KABUL – A UN-backed monitoring body ordered Afghanistan’s election commission to recount ballots from about 10 per cent of the country’s polling stations because of suspicious totals in last month’s
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LOS ANGELES – Patrick Swayze personified a particular kind of masculine grace both on and off screen, from his roles in films like ‘Dirty Dancing’ and ‘Ghost’ to the way he carried himself in his long
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ESHUNOPEVI moofuto dhiifendela nenge oompale dhepangelo hoka kwa li kwa tseyithwa momutengenekothaneko gwo 2009/10 olya yi miilonga Etiyali. Eyo miilonga ndika ota ku shunithwa konima sigo oku 1
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OOMBAANGA dhopaipindi odha pewa ethimbo sigo opehulilo lyomwedhi nguka opo dhi tule poopelesenda 11,5 iihohela yadho yakwaalukehe naambyoka hadhi futitha,koongunga dho kulanda omagumbo.Sho a popi
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AANANGESHEFA yAapakistana yOfaabulika FATIMA Plastics Manufacturing Company, pOshikango moHelao Nafidi moHangwena, Omaandaha oya gandja omagano giikwaniipangitho yomahogololo yongushu yoodola
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AAKWASHIGWANA yaali yaKiina mboka ya kwatelwe kopolisi mEtitano oya holoka mompangu omaandaha.Aakiina mbaka oya kwatwa sho ta ku tiwa oya longo nokulanditha othewa ya holela othewa yokwoopaleka
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NONANDO ota shi vulika pukale ekondjithathano lyoondando sho ombuulae ya South Africa ya pewa ombapila yokuhanga omalovu moNamibia , ombuulae ya Namibia ota yi tsikile nokulanditha iilongomwa yawo
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OSHILONGO shaBotswana ngashingeyi oshi na ehala lyetulilo nonando ka shi na efuta lyasho shene.Ndhika odho oohapu dhomuwilik omukuluntu gweHangano lyomatuliloskepa lyaNamibia(Namibia Port Authority)
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OFEEMA yoogaasa yedhina Chevron, meti 12 Auguste 2009, oya gandjele omagano gooN$30,000 kOseko yOpombanda ya Andimba Toivo ya Toivo yomOluno mOndangwa moShana.Omukuluntu gwOshikondo shEwiliko
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SEVENS rugby will come to Namibian at the end of this month, after Trustco Namibia yesterday announced an N$18 million investment over six years to the Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) to host the world
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THE annual Pick ‘n Pay Windhoek Schlachterei Kamikaze Inline Hockey tournament on Monday received a combined cash sponsorship of N$15 000.The Kamikaze Inline Hockey Club, who are the organizers of the
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NEW DELHI – India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, opener Gautam Gambhir, England skipper Andrew Strauss and Australian speedster Mitchell Johnson have been nominated in two categories for this year’s
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TEL AVI – Retired American track and field star Carl Lewis has blamed South African athletics authorities for the predicament of the nation’s world champion Caster Semenya, whom a report says is a
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LONDON – Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor has been charged with violent and improper conduct in Saturday’s 4-2 win over Arsenal, the English Football Association said yesterday.‘Under the
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NEW YORK – It was not expected to happen but Juan Martin del Potro did not care. The Argentine left Roger Federer, and the rest of the tennis world, stunned as he subdued the five-times champion in a
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NEW YORK – Winning a doubles title brought some closure Monday to what has been an awkward, tumultuous US Open for Serena Williams. Time to celebrate.Time to move on. Maybe even time to make amends
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TRANSFER-listed Mamelodi Sundowns defender Sydney Plaatjies still faces the reality of finishing the year on the sidelines.The Namibian defender is not part of the first team training sessions along
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* DANGEROUS TAXIS: Mr Magnus Nangombe of Nabta, please try to find a solution to the speeding IVECO taxis on our national roads. This you should do with the Transport section in the Ministry concerned
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ABOUT 570 civil servants will be leaving their jobs to make an extra dollar during the November elections, as some of them will be attached to the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN), both for the
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba flew to the North on Monday to receive a donation on behalf of Swapo from a company belonging to Pakistani businesspeople at Oshikango.Fatima Plastics Manufacturing,
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THREE people – a man and two women – burnt to death when a corrugated-iron shack in which they were sleeping caught fire during the early hours of Monday.The incident happened at Mariental’s
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AS the number of H1N1 flu cases continues to rise, the National Health Emergency Management Committee (NHEMC) is battling to ensure that the entire nation is educated on the flu.Working against such
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THE long-awaited draft law to control tobacco products will be tabled in the National Assembly today, Health Minister Richard Kamwi informed the House yesterday afternoon.The first session after the
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NAMIBIAN Police officers who recently returned from UN peacekeeping duty in East Timor on Monday received praise for their exemplary service and efforts towards world peace.At a ceremony to welcome
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LÜDERITZ Town Council workers have called off a strike which had lasted 12 days after council management and the Namibia Public Worker’s Union (Napwu) yesterday reached agreement to end the
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WOULD President Hifikepunye Pohamba have given the green light to Public Service Commissioner Teckla Lameck to cream off some N$120 million from a State contract?This was one of the rhetorical
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A N$190 million deal, which will buy a Chinese parastatal the majority of the shares in Weatherly International Plc (WTI), will allow the copper producer to reopen its Otjihase and Matchless mines
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A FLIMSY promise of up to N$490 000 in addition to a lifetime pension has seen around 5 000 former South West Africa Territory Force members swindled out of N$182 each over the past couple of days.A
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WE will go an extra mile to protect Kunene. – United Democratic Front president Justus //Garoëb at a weekend pre-election rallyREMAIN calm, patient and be humane and human. – SA President Jacob
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HI Jean, please remind Namibians not to send nasty, derogatory messages to the Big Brother straps, please. Love you always. – Thanks for the reminder, and the love. Will do. Some of the messages on
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EEEUUUUUUUW! Seems double trouble may have turned into plain trouble, with a capital T, for the McMoongos. Word in the blogosphere yesterday was that a couple of the housemates seem to have cottoned
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SEVENS rugby will come to Namibian at the end of this month, after Trustco Namibia yesterday announced an N$18 million investment over six years to the Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) to host the world
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MOGADISHU – A US raid with helicopters killed one of Africa’s most wanted al Qaeda suspects and Somalia’s powerful insurgent group vowed yesterday to avenge the American attack.Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan,
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INFLATION in August curved upwards for the first time in six months in Namibia, rising by 0,1 percentage point from July to 7,6 per cent. Although the overall increase seems negligible, some
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