53 Articles found on Wednesday, 21 April 2010
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NOW is the time for the new kids on the Parliamentary block to break their political hymens! Maiden speeches will pour from the lips of both the known and those newly raised to potential sainthood;
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South African poultry producers are facing shrinking exports after the Zimbabwe government banned all poultry importation from South Africa, according to Supreme Poultry managing director Izaak
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa’s government will endorse a new mining charter next month to increase black ownership in the sector after the previous agreement failed to do so, Mineral Resources Minister
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WASHINGTON – The United States will take action if China does not begin to take steps in the coming months to raise the value of its currency, a top lawmaker in the US House of Representatives warned
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WINDHOEK – The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has approved a loan of N$40 million to Air Namibia.At a media briefing on Tuesday, DBN Chief Operations Officer Gotlieb Hinda announced that Government
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HOUSTON - The head of Exxon Mobil, the largest US oil company, said on Monday that rising energy prices could damage the nascent US economic recovery and misguided energy policy could worsen the
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THE listing of diamond mining giant De Beers would come as a surprise as the company was heavily indebted, analysts said this week. Business Times reported on Sunday that the company planned to list
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MOSCOW - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin pledged yesterday to free Russian businesses from the excess paperwork that burdens their operations.Russia ranks a lowly 120th on a World Bank list of
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SANTANDER – A British navy ship arrived in the northern Spanish port of Santander yesterday to pick up troops and civilians stranded due to the volcanic ash cloud grounding flights across Europe.The
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BEIJING – China ordered flags be flown at half-staff and a halt to all entertainment, including online games and sports events, for a national day of mourning today to honour more than 2 000 people
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BAGHDAD – Iraqis yesterday welcomed the killing of al Qaeda’s top local leaders but said they were more concerned about the power cuts, lack of jobs and corruption that blight their daily lives.“I
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CARACAS – President Hugo Chavez marked the 200th anniversary of Venezuela’s independence movement with celebrations and a gathering of his closest Latin American allies.Chavez greeted Raul Castro of
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ABC execs are reportedly willing to give Nicollette Sheridan what they’re calling a “peace package” to sway her from going forward with her US$20 million wrongful termination lawsuit against her
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LOS ANGELES – His new movie opened in theatres on Friday, but already comedian Chris Rock has set his sight on a new film venture that takes aim at consumers’ love of credit, which Rock calls the
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LOS ANGELES – Canadian teen idol Justin Bieber and Sir Elton John will headline a TV charity fundraiser this week organised by ‘American Idol’ but the event will be scaled down in a nod to hard
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AALUMENTU aagundjuka yaali mboka ya kwatelwe po mEtine lya zi ko shi na sha neyako mOshakati Country Lodge ya ethiwa molwashoka Opolisi kayi na uumbangi kutya oyo ya yaka mo iimaliwa mohotela moka,
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ELONGO lyopetameko olya simana komunona kehe omanga inaa tameka enongelo lyolyene. Elongo ndika oli na oshilonga oshinene kehumokomeho nekoko lyomunona unene tuu meyokomeho lyomunona melongo.Ndele
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ONGUNDU yomahangano ga Ohlthaver &List limwe lyo momahangano omanene nekulu lyopaumwene moNamibia olya manitha elanditho lyiipambuliko kongundu yenkondopeko lyaaluudhe, ndyoka lya tamekelwe momumvo
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EWILIKO lyehangano lyanaangeshefa moNamibia [NCCI] ota li kambadhala okungungumaneka omadhiladhilo poshitayi sha lyo pOndangwa.Onkambadhala ndjika oya landula sho iilyo yehangano pOndangwa ya lundile
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OPOLISI yomOshitopolwa shaMusati onkee tayi kongo na ku dhipaga omuholike gwe, Selma Shifika, ngoka a si sho a yahwa nondjembo yomushasho mothingo komuholike gwe, sha ningwa ongulohi yEtiyali
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EHANGANO Lyiifendela nenge lyoompale muumbugantu wAfrica[Southern African Customs Union] olya tameke oshigongi sha lyo moVenduka oshiwike shika okukundathana nkene oshitopolwa shika ta shi yi mumwe
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OMUTOTIMPANGO gwoSwapo noMinista yopevi Yaaniilonga, Alpheus Muheua okwa yemata oshoka oondando dhevi moshilongo unene tuu mevi lyoofaalama dhiipindi odhi li pombanda unene.Muheua okwa ti oondando
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AIR NAMIBIA ota kanitha aniwa oodola omiliona yimwe mesiku omolwa epiyagano miilonga yomatuko mewangandjo lya Europa.Omapiyagano ngaka oga etwa sho omatuko ogendji ga kalekwa konima yendwafuko
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa president Jacob Zuma opened a new R2,2 billion terminal building at Johannesburg’s O.R. Tambo airport yesterday as World Cup organisers stressed they have not overspent on
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FIFTY young Namibian athletes will aim for gold in the Confederation of Schools’ Sports Associations in Southern Africa (COSSASA) Games in Gaborone from April 23 to 25. The under-17 team was selected,
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THE NRP Doubles were held at the Wanderers Squash Complex with some amazing squash on display at the event annually held for Wanderers members only.The tournament was divided into women’s, mixed and
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WIMBLEDON – The winners of the men’s and women’s singles titles at this year’s Wimbledon tennis tournament will each earn a record one million pounds (US$1,54 million).The All England Club said
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NEW DELHI – Indian Premier League (IPL) chief Lalit Modi faced an uncertain future yesterday after the government launched a probe into the financial dealings of the money-spinning cricket
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A SELECT group of young Namibian women footballers joined their South African and American counterparts at the Girlz Got Skillz Young Women’s Summit on Health, Leadership and Empowerment held in Cape
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* I’M one of those people who were not part of the armed struggle but I took part in various struggle movements in the country. My question is where is the recorded material of so many who have taken
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JEROME van Wyk (20) was lucky to get off with a warning after he was convicted of stealing a packet of biltong, two packets of Vienna sausages and an energy drink from a supermarket in Khomasdal. Van
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* PLEASE can somebody clear up for teachers about their closing date. Is it 23 or 28 April?Schools close on 23 April 2010 for both teachers and learners. * PRO for Education. Is there a rule that
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NKURENKURU Mayor Heikki Ausiku says he wants the town to be a centre of learning.Speaking to schools at the town recently, he said despite good results last year, more needed to be done. He said
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THE five-year power supply agreement Namibia had concluded with Zimbabwe in 2007 in order to receive 150 megawatt of electricity from the neighbouring country would be honoured and the media should
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THE public relations officer of the Ministry of Defence, Peter Shilumbu, says Namibia will still send soldiers to Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR) as part of the United Nations peacekeeping
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NAMIBIA has been shortlisted for the World Travel Tourism Council (WTTC) awards in the community benefits category together with India and New Zealand. Namibia’s communal conservancy tourism sector
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A REHOBOTH resident who vanished without a trace in late 2003 is now regarded as dead in the eyes of the law.An order declaring that Alfred ‘Whitey’ Snyders, who was 54 years old when he disappeared
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THE Karasburg Constituency regional councillor, Paulus Efraim, collects a monthly housing allowance of N$6 000, yet the Karas Regional Council pays the rent for a house he occupies. A well-placed
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WINDHOEK – Namibia has acquired about one million hectares in the last 20 years for resettlement purposes, whereas five million hectares had been earmarked for the period ending 2020.Addressing new
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A FORMER Police officer yesterday appeared in court after he was arrested on Sunday on charges of robbery.Steve Kevanhu (32) is a former Police officer who is now a bodyguard to Rally for Democracy
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THERE are now four confirmed cases of the H1N1 pandemic flu strain at the coast – the only confirmed cases in Namibia so far, Dr Jack Vries, Chairman of the National Health Emergency Management
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APRIL 22 is World Earth Day which was founded by US Senator Gaylord Nelson in 1970 and is celebrated in many countries every year. Earth Day is a day designed to inspire awareness and appreciation
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THE flood in the Caprivi Region has claimed its first victim: a 12-year-old girl was killed by a crocodile on Impalila Island last week.According to Governor Leonard Mwilima, the crocodile attack was
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GERSON Uirab has washed cars on Lüderitz Street for 13 years. During that time, he says, he has endured the City Police’s interference on several occasions. Despite this he continues to wash cars
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THE Windhoek City Police have been criticised for issuing N$300 fines to five homeless men who wash cars in the City Centre and allegedly damage the tar with water. The fines issued this week give the
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THE Omungwelume Police in the Ohangwena Region are investigating a case of murder after a man allegedly stabbed his brother to death in a fight about a cellphone.The incident took place at
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NAMIBIA’S Vodacom Cup campaign adventure may be over but the team has learned enough to mount a serious challenge for honours in the next edition.In fact, Welwitschias coach Johan Diergaardt believes
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THE ministerial-level meeting of the Southern African Customs Union (Sacu) underway in Windhoek possibly marks a turning point for the regional customs union.The Windhoek summit is deemed of such
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PARIS – Applause, cheers and whoops of joy rang out at airports around the world yesterday as airplanes gradually took to the skies after five days of being grounded by a volcanic ash cloud that has
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AN application by Air Namibia to fly 170 passengers from Frankfurt to Windhoek last night was turned down by German aviation authorities yesterday.As a result, “close to 1 700 passengers” of the
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A FIRST portion of the N$30 million that the Social Security Commission tried to invest through the ill-fated Avid Investment Corporation in early 2005 is now on its way back to the SSC’s bank
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AN economic row brewing between Namibia and China over the quality of Namibian beef and mutton has prompted the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) to cancel a planned marketing trip to
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In this case there is no ambiguity. ‘Must’ means you have to go and do it. – Advocate Dave Smuts in his arguments in the case in which Namibia’s Magistrates Commission is suing the Minister of Justice
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