37 Articles found on Monday, 7 September 2009
07-09-2009
MANILA - A ferry carrying nearly 1 000 passengers sank in the southern Philippines early yesterday, leaving at least five dead and more than 60 missing.The Superferry 9 began to list before dawn
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Religion should build peace, fight racism *VITERBO - Pope Benedict XVI marked the 70th anniversary of the start of World War II yesterday by saying religion should promote peace and fight racism and
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CHENNAI - A leading French chess player turned up drunk and dozed off after just 11 moves in an international tournament in Kolkata, losing the round on technical grounds, domestic media reported on
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MORE than 200 of Michael Jackson’s family members and close friends, including Elizabeth Taylor, Macaulay Culkin and Lisa Marie Presley, gathered to bid a final farewell to the pop legend.The service
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ONGUNDU yoSwapo oya tungu po omusholondondo gwaakalelipo yayo koshigongi shopashigwana mehulilo shiwike lyapiti.Momusholondondo nguka omuna aakiintu omilongo 24, naalumentu omilongo 48. Paapelesenda
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NAMIBIA okwa tseyitha eso lyomuvu li na ekwatathano nekunku lyoH1N1.Metitano lya yi Ominista Yuukolele omusamane Richard Kamwi okwa tseyitha kutya omunangeshefa gwoomvula (37) gwopOshikango okwa si
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EGUMBO Etiyali lyokuninga oompango moshilongo ota li ningi iikonga yokupulakena iiyetwapo yaakwashigwana kombinga yontotwampango yOmakwatathano.Iikonga mbika yokupulakena oshigwana ota yi tameke
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ONGUNDU yoSwapo oya gandja omushangwa uvaneko gwayo gwomahogololo gonuumvo moVenduka mOlyomakaya ngaka ga yi. Omushangwa nguka ogu li kohi yoshipalanyolo ekondjelo lyemanguluko pamahupilo noshowo
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AAKULUNTU mboka kaayeshi oku lesha no ku shanga oya pumbwa okwiishangitha mooproholama dhelongo dhokulesha dhaakuluntu, opo ya hwepopeke oonkalamwenyo dhawo.Ndika olyo ehiyo lyoMinista yElongo,
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OMBELEWA yOkommissi yOmahogololo moShana mewiliko lyOmunashipundi gwayo meme Ndilimeke Mavulu, mEtitatu lyoshiwike sha yi oya ningi oshigongi shomauyelele ge na sha nOmaishangitho gAahogololi ga
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NEW DELHI - A new global commerce deal is within reach if World Trade Organisation members are willing to compromise to close the remaining gaps, trade ministers say.But agreement in the WTO’s stalled
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MIAMI - A man who sought to cash his wife’s cheque at her bank ran into an unusual problem: the teller wanted his thumbprint. Problem was, the man had no arms.Steve Valdez, a resident of Tampa,
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HARARE - The International Monetary Fund said on Friday it had transferred around US$400 million in IMF special drawing rights to Zimbabwe under a US$250 billion global agreement to bolster the
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LONDON - AIM-listed Kalahari Minerals expects the Rössing South project in Namibia to become the world’s second-largest uranium deposit following recent exploration results, Executive Chairman Mark
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THE first fatality to H1N1 (commonly known as ‘swine flu’) in Namibia has been confirmed. Minister of Health and Social Services, Richard Kamwi, on Friday reported that the death of a 37 year old
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Palyed Sunday, Sept 6 World Cup Qualify - Concacaf - Round 4 Costa Rica 0 - 3 Mexico Honduras 4 - 1 Trinidad & Tobago United States 2 - 1 El Salvador World Cup Qualify - South America
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LONDON - Brazil qualified for its 19th consecutive World Cup, leaving Argentina to join Portugal and France with difficult paths to reach next year’s tournament.Defending champion Italy and European
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MISANO - Italian motorcycling maestro Valentino Rossi extended his lead in the MotoGp standings here on Sunday as he easily beat team-mate and championship rival Jorge Lorenzo to take the San Marino
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NEW YORK - Flushing Meadows shook with an explosion of deafening roars on Saturday as American sensations John Isner and Melanie Oudin sent former champions Andy Roddick and Maria Sharapova spinning
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SYDNEY - The world champion Springboks still control the destiny of this year’s Tri-Nations title despite their mauling by the Wallabies, skipper John Smit said.South Africa crashed to their first
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The final list of the Swapo Party’s 72 candidates to the National Assembly, as chosen at the Electoral College held in Windhoek over the weekend:1. Hage Geingob 2. Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana 3. Nangolo
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ABSA Currie Cup Premier Division Played Saturday, Sept 5 Western Province 25 – 19 Blue Bulls Free State Cheetahs 20 – 16 Lions Played Friday, Sept 4
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JOHANNESBURG - There was good news for the Springboks on two fronts on Saturday as they settled into their sparkling Gold Coast hotel in Australia.Brian Habana is likely to be fit for South Africa’s
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THE Swapo electoral college held at the weekend to elect its list of parliamentary election candidates produced few surprises. Rather it appears to be a continuation of the status quo. Despite its
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SHE loved people and they loved her. - Elizabeth de Beer on her friend Mondesa Township Tours leader Charlotte Shigweda Angula, who was killed in a head-on collision outside Karibib last MondayHE said
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LIGHTS, cameras, action! By the time you read this, the Revolution will have kicked off and the housemates’ identities will no longer be a secret.And you’ll know that the Namibian suspect – one Reon
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NAMIBIA failed to capitalise on the many chances they created in the first half and as a result had to be content with a 1-all draw against Swaziland during a lacklustre international friendly played
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KABUL - President Hamid Karzai nudged closer to the 50 per cent threshold needed to avoid a run-off in Afghanistan’s election, according to the latest results released yesterday.The August 20 ballot
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VENICE - Capitalism is evil. That is the conclusion US documentary maker Michael Moore comes to in his latest movie ‘Capitalism: A Love Story’, which premiered at the Venice film festival yesterday.
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THE Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA) party will “take over power from the ruling Swapo Party” in the upcoming November elections as the “sky was the limit”, its President, Katuutire Kaura, said on
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PENDING an appeal against the sentence, Keetmanshoop resident Johannes Gawab (46) will spend the next 18 years in jail for killing his lover.Gawab shot Anna Fransina Dreyer three times in the abdomen
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A YOUNG woman has been arrested on a charge of murder after she allegedly killed her baby last week by throwing him into a well in northern Namibia.The woman (22) was arrested after she allegedly
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THE Electoral Commission of Namibia has denied that it has created a new constituency in Caprivi. Deputy Director for Operations at the ECN, Theo Mujoro said no new constituencies or boundaries had
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SWAPO will consider closing the “back door” through which opposition leaders get into the National Assembly, the party’s spokesperson Jerry Ekandjo said last week.Ekandjo was not pleased that
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba launched the ruling Swapo party’s 2009 election manifesto on Saturday in front of a large crowd in Katutura on Saturday.“Our children are the future of our country and it
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SWAPO has, once again, given the thumbs down to regional efforts to promote women in politics after the party failed to meet the desired 50 per cent representation on its list of candidates for the
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NO POLITICAL party is as “transparent and democratic” as the ruling Swapo party, Secretary General Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana said yesterday, when announcing the list of 72 parliamentary candidates
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