51 Articles found on Monday, 19 April 2010
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EIGHT years’ worth of work for a long-distance transport company meant that Julius Gaweseb was used to being on the road and driving. It also meant that venturing out on his own and setting up his own
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BRUSSELS – A meeting requested by Greece with EU and International Monetary Fund officials scheduled for today could be delayed due to flight disruptions caused by the spread of volcanic ash from
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THE Ohlthaver & List Group, one of the largest and oldest private companies in Namibia, has completed a 49 per cent black economic empowerment transaction yesterday, which had started in 2002.“The BEE
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BRUSSELS – The European Union antitrust regulator said yesterday it had received a submission from Brazilian miner Vale over its investigation of the planned iron ore joint venture between BHP
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MADRID – European Union finance ministers failed to agree on Saturday how to impose a bank levy, possibly delaying a global accord on taxing the financiers many accuse of causing recession.Asked about
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THE Southern African Customs Union (Sacu) will meet in Windhoek this week to discuss regional integration and changing the revenue-sharing formula in the wake of the global economic crisis.The Sacu
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ONDANGWA – The Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) in northern Namibia has said the priority of the Ongwediva branch is to serve the interest of
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EIGHT years’ worth of work for a long-distance transport company meant that Julius Gaweseb was used to being on the road and driving. It also meant that venturing out on his own and setting up his own
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JOHANNESBURG – The ANC yesterday refused to confirm media reports that ANC Youth League president Julius Malema had been formally charged with ill-discipline.“If he is charged or not, it is not a
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JOHANNESBURG – Former police chief Jackie Selebi has admitted talking to convicted drug trafficker Glenn Agliotti soon after mining magnate Brett Kebble’s murder in 2005.“I got information from a
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SYDNEY – A 22-year-old Australian died when the wheelie bin he and a friend were riding down a hill piled into a tree at high speed, New South Wales police said yesterday.The deceased, who was in the
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LONDON – Air travel across much of Europe was paralysed for a fourth day yesterday by a huge cloud of volcanic ash, but Dutch and German test flights carried out without apparent damage seemed to
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NEW YORK – Rihanna’s ‘Rude Boy’ led Billboard’s Hot 100 singles chart for a fifth week on Thursday, once again fending off runner-up ‘Nothin’ On You’ by B.o.B featuring Bruno Mars.Joining the top 10
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NEW YORK – An exhaustive, if sometimes exhausting, history lesson about the struggle to abolish apartheid in South Africa, ‘Have You Heard From Johannesburg’ is likely to be considered the definitive
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NEW YORK – Monica, who debuted at 15 with the multiplatinum-selling CD ‘Miss Thang’, wasn’t one who succumbed to celebrity pitfalls as a child star.But still, she says growing up was hard. “I
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EHANGANO lyokutuma omawi mombepo lya Namibia[NBC] ota li ka tsikila natango ethimbo lyaa na omuwiliki omukuluntu, konima sho oshinima sho kukonga omuwiliki gwehangano ndika sha mwenekwa.Otaku tiwa
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OMINISTA Yoohi Noonzo dhomefuta, oya ti opena iinima yimwe mbyoka ya pumbwa okutalwa kepangelo moshikondo shoku kwata oohi. Bernard Esau okwa tothamo ngaashi okulundulula omwaalu gwoohi ngoka
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OMUWILIKI gwosikandjohogololo sha Rehoboth Urban West noshilyo sho Swapo megumbo etiyali lyoparliamende, omusamane, Theo Diergaardt okwa ekelehi omapopyo taga ti okuna mo olunyala mongundu ndjoka opo
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OMINISTA YOOHI Niikwafuta oya indile oshikondo shokukwata oohi opo shi etepo omalunduluko moombautu dhasho . Bernard Esau sho a popitha lwotango oshikondo shaakwati yoohi moSwakopmund okwa ti ethaneko
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OONGUNDU dhopolitika ndhoka dha hala okuya moshigongi shopashigwana monakuyiwa nadhi kale dhina omawi gooperesenda ntano oku za momahogololo gopashigwana, nomukalo nguka gwongashingeyi gwomutotimpango
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AATHIGONA mo Namibia oyo ta ya ka gumwa noonkondo ngele eindilo lya Nampower opo ondando yolusheno yi gwedhwe nooperesenda 35 olya ziminwa. Etengeneko ota li ti kutya olusheno ngele olwa gwedhelwa
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SHOP assistant and ardent football fan Livius Naihamo is the lucky winner of an all-expenses-paid trip to South Africa to watch a live match at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. On Friday, Naihamo was drawn as
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MONTE CARLO – Rafael Nadal won the Monte Carlo Masters ATP title yesterday defeating Spanish compatriot Fernando Verdasco 6-0, 6-1 in the final.It is the sixth straight time that Nadal has won the
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MADRID – Champions Barcelona let Real Madrid firmly back into La Liga title race following a 0-0 draw at neighbours Espanyol on Saturday meaning Madrid could move to within one point of their rivals
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LONDON – A fast and fluid Tottenham Hotspur floored English Premier League leaders Chelsea 2-1 on Saturday in a lively London derby that dealt a massive boost to Manchester United’s hopes of retaining
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THE Golden Lions romped into the quarterfinals of the Vodacom Cup with a 51-20 (halftime 27-6) win over Namibia’s Welwitschias in final-round of a North section match played at a deserted Johannesburg
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SOME major shocks were recorded on Saturday when the 2010 Rugby Premier League kicked off, as defending champions Rehoboth and 2008 champions Western Suburbs were both defeated. Rehoboth were soundly
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SHANGHAI – World champion Jenson Button calmly steered through the chaos of a wet Chinese Grand Prix for his second win of the season yesterday, leading home Lewis Hamilton in a McLaren one-two.The
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THE brilliant Stormers, disappointing Bulls and poor Cheetahs showed the weekend’s extremes of South Africa’s Super 14 sides with the clash between the Lions and Sharks bringing some excitement to a
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* MY concern is about national HIV testing day which I heard will be only one day. Do these people from MOHSS really think and care for the nation? One day is nothing especially for us who live in the
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THE Police are requesting the public to assist with tracing Gideon //Garoëb (36). He went missing from Erf 38/23 Kindergarten Street in Katutura three weeks ago.//Garoëb’s mother tongue is Damara, he
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SPORT coaching for the youth should be intensified, as sport teaches young people fairness and discipline, new Swapo MP Agnes Tjongarero has said. In her maiden speech last week, Tjongarero said it
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NAMIBIA’S international sevens rugby tournament is hanging in the balance unless differences between the sponsor and the local rugby union can be resolved.Following the conclusion of the first edition
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A “quick-flash demonstration” on Friday at lunchtime to protest NamPower’s proposed 35 per cent hike in electricity tariffs was hardly a flash in the pan when barely a fistful of consumers turned up
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NAMIBIANS have not yet reaped the benefits from modern information technology, but Government will soon put out clear strategies and targets for this sector, the new Information and Communication
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PRE-PRIMARY education for young children before they enter formal school is of great importance for their own development and further advancement in school, but misconceptions exist among parents, a
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GROOTFONTEIN Police confirmed last week that they were investigating a small-time fuel theft syndicate who paid for private fuel with State Hospital petrol cards to the tune of N$25 811.Chief
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STATE-OWNED enterprises (SOEs) should undergo performance audits and they should base their operations on funding from their own balance sheets, the new Deputy Finance Minister has proposed.In his
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ONE week after a Windhoek father laid charges of assault against four teachers at his son’s former school, the case has not resulted in any arrests.The crime co-ordinator of the Namibian Police in the
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THIS week the Ministry of Health and Social Services begins a series of workshops to train health officials from the private and state sectors on the H1N1 vaccine.The National Health Emergency
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THE children of the late Jannie (80) and Toets (75) Kruger have again offered a N$10 000 reward for the arrest of their parents’ alleged murderer, Ebson ‘Kavari’ Tumbireek (29).Kavari escaped from
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THE trial of the four men who are accused of having been involved in the massacre of eight people and an unborn baby at a farm in the Kalkrand area almost five years ago is scheduled to continue in
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DIAMOND mining, hailed as one of the main vehicles to drive Namibia out of recession this year, produced 2,9 per cent more carats in the first quarter of 2010 than in the last quarter of 2009.The Bank
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THE first desalination plant to be built in Namibia was officially inaugurated on Friday, realising the vision of a clean water resource for the country straight from the Atlantic Ocean.The plant,
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ORLANDO Pirates moved joint top of the MTC Namibia Premiership standings following their nervy 1-0 win over Civics at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Friday night. Stars had earlier pulled away at the top
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NAMIBIA has managed to come out of the world economic meltdown rather well so far, largely thanks to prudent fiscal discipline, the new Deputy Finance Minister has said.Delivering his maiden speech in
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ISLAMABAD – A suicide bomber rammed a truck loaded with explosives into a police station in northwestern Pakistan yesterday, killing a child and six other civilians, police said.The attack on the
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THE cloud of volcanic ash in European airspace that has brought air transport on that continent to a standstill has also grounded all flights from Namibia to Europe.Heathrow International Airport as
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CLOSE to 40 people emerged shaken but unscathed from an SA Express passenger jet on Saturday after the aircraft was forced to carry out an emergency landing at Hosea Kutako International Airport due
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THE Supreme Court appeal on nine opposition parties’ legal challenge of Namibia’s National Assembly election late last year is now scheduled to be heard on May 31, and no longer May 6 as parties
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As a republic, we should not behave as if we were monarchs, but behave as representatives elected by the people. Only monarchs divide and rule, and consider themselves to be above the people. – Prime
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