45 Articles found on Wednesday, 7 April 2010
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s central bank Governor Gill Marcus said it was not time to raise interest rates yet to deal with the impact of high power price increases on inflation.Marcus told the
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LONDON – US billionaire investor Wilbur Ross will buy a stake in Richard Branson’s Virgin Money, backing the British entrepreneur’s bid to buy hundreds of branches of the government-owned Royal Bank
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Drilling starts at Ongava NAMIBIA – Sabre Resources has confirmed that drilling has commenced at the Border lead zinc deposit in the Ongava Project, Otavi Mountain Land and Northern Namibia,
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BEIJING – Beijing stoutly defended its currency policy yesterday, denying it manipulates the yuan and rejecting the argument a stronger exchange rate would erase the US trade deficit with China.At
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Communication and its basic tools, writing and speaking, is a fickle art wracked with the potential for both misinterpretation and genuine misunderstanding and couched in an environment of different
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PARIS – Total has been placed under formal investigation in an eight-year-old case over suspected bribery relating to the United Nations Oil-for-Food programme during Saddam Hussein’s regime in Iraq,
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WASHINGTON – A panel investigating the roots of the US financial crisis will press current and former executives of Citigroup Inc at hearings this week about the bank’s role in spreading trillions of
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LONDON – Two women were arrested at a British airport on suspicion of trying to smuggle a dead relative onto a flight bound for Germany, police said yesterday.The 91-year-old deceased man was pushed
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CASTEL GANDOLFO – Pope Benedict XVI acknowledged the Roman Catholic Church is in “times of difficulty” but avoided direct comment on sex abuse, as the Vatican faced fresh criticism over the
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BAGHDAD – At least five bombs ripped through apartment buildings across Baghdad yesterday and another struck a market, killing 49 people and wounding more than 160, authorities said.Iraqi officials
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LONDON – Prime Minister Gordon Brown left 10 Downing Street yesterday to meet with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace to ask her to dissolve Parliament so a national election can be held on May
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JERUSALEM – Israel’s hard-line foreign minister warned Palestinians yesterday against plans to unilaterally declare independence next year, saying such a move could prompt Israel to annex parts of the
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MONTCOAL – Rescue teams planned to search again yesterday for four workers missing in a coal mine where a massive explosion killed 25 in the worst United States mining disaster in more than two
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SEOUL – United States forces have detected no unusual activity by North Korea following the mysterious sinking of a South Korean warship near the disputed border, the US military commander in the
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LOS ANGELES – The doctor accused of manslaughter in Michael Jackson’s death returned to court on Monday but no decision was taken on whether he will be allowed to practice medicine as he awaits
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AUGUSTA – Tiger Woods was guarded about the state of his marriage on Monday but reaffirmed his commitment to his family as he prepared to end a five-month self-imposed exile from golf at the
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OMUSITA, Zephania Kameeta ota ti opo kehe gumwe a vule okumona iipalutha osha pumbiwa okutsikila iilonga yokushonga onkalo ndjoka tayi kalekepo ondjala, oluhepo, neiyetho mokweetapo oshigwana
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GUMWE gwomaawiliki yo RDP omusamane Festus Naholo, pethimbo ta popitha oshigongi sho RDP pOndangwa mOlyomakaya ga zi ko, okwa gandja uusama uunene koshinima shokudhana iituthi moNooli, taku tiwa
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EKUTHIKUTHI enene lyomeya ndyoka lye ya mOshakati okuzilila muumbugantu waAngola olya thiminike aakalimo ye li 562 lwampoka ya kale ya thiga po omagumbo gawo pehulilo lyoshiwike sha zi ko.Omunambelewa
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EHANGANO lyiikwamina lya Weatherly International olya gandja iilonga kehangano lyooindjinia miikwamina lya Sedgman opo li kale mewiliko lyoshitopolwa shotango shoku konakona ngele omina yoshilambo she
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OLWIISHI nando olwo endhindhiliko lyegameno ngele tashiya koondya menenevi Africa, ndele oludhi lwiilya nduka ihalu kwatha sha kombinga yiitungithi yolutu.Pauyelele mboka wa gandjwa kendiki
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EHANGANO lyoshiketha shopenzela yaaniilonga yepangelo[GIPF] olya gwedhele oopenzela dhaaniilonga yepangelo nooperesenda heyali, noshowo iiyemo yaamboka yena uulema nooperesenda 12 okuza petameko
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OKOMMISSI yo ku keelela iimbuluma [ACC] oya tameke okutala ngele ota pa ningwa ekonakono nkene iimaliwa yoodola oomiliona 20 dha longithwa mokutunga uundjugo moshitopolwa shOmusati.Omakonakono gogene
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NAMIBIAN runners who took part in this year’s Old Mutual Two Oceans Half Marathon in Cape Town over the weekend put in impressive performances as they finished among the frontrunners of the
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IN a statement released yesterday, Caster Semenya said she would return to athletics on June 24 at an international meeting in Zaragoza, Spain.In the statement Semenya said she had reflected on the
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TICKETS for next year’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand will go on sale worldwide from April 27, organisers said on Tuesday.The first batch of 750 000 tickets – out of a total of 1,65 million for the
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RAYMOND van Schoor and Ewald Steenkamp’s 374-run opening partnership helped the Namibian cricket team complete a crushing innings victory over Bermuda in the Intercontinental Shield match in Windhoek
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AUGUSTA – The highly anticipated return of Tiger Woods at the US Masters from a self-imposed exile of almost five months has raised one burning question among his peers and many of the fans.Can the
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* I DON’T mean to politicise the passing of the late AWB leader Eugene Terre’blanche in South Africa, but just as I did not support his ideologies, I equally condemn the manner of his end. But above
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THE Moses //Garoëb Youth Club consists of 37 vo-lunteers who get together twice a week at the Ombili Community Centre to cook for about 200 children. The children receive meals on Sundays and on
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THE DISCHARGING of industrial chemicals into water bodies and population growth are among the key factors contributing to the deterioration of water quality, the Minister of Agriculture and Water said
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THE Ministry of Youth, Sport and Culture has registered 8 853 young Namibians born in exile during the liberation struggle, Minister Kazenambo Kazenambo announced in Parliament yesterday.In his first
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THE Swapo Party Youth League has called for the Pan-African Centre of Namibia (Pacon) board to be dissolved by Government with immediate effect. SPYL information secretary Clinton Swartbooi last week
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THE ban on all imports of red meat and red meat products from South Africa, which Government imposed on March 24, remains in place. The ban was necessitated by an outbreak of Rift Valley Fever (RVF)
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba is said to be planning to recall ambassadors and appoint new ones to represent Namibia abroad.It is believed that some senior Swapo cadres have been called to State House
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MORE than N$180 million will be spent this year to build new State schools and to upgrade and renovate existing ones countrywide. In her 2010-11 Budget, Finance Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila
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ROADS Authority spokesperson Audrin Mathe has emerged as the favourite in the run for the highly politicised NBC director general’s post.Sources close to the institution said that Mathe is now the
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NAMIBIA’S communal conservancy tourism sector is one of three finalists for the prestigious 2010 Tourism for Tomorrow Awards, backed by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC).The Namibia
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THE 2010 The Namibian Newspaper Cup held over the Easter weekend received a thumbs-up from South African football legend Doctor Khumalo, who attended the whole tournament from start to finish.Khumalo
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NAIROBI – Lack of microcredit laws in many African countries is denying millions of the continent’s poor access to loans, Nobel Prize winner Mohammad Yunus said yesterday.Yunus, who won a Nobel Prize
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JOHANNESBURG – Racial tension ran high in the farming town of Ventersdorp yesterday as two people were charged with the murder of AWB leader Eugene Terre’Blanche.Terre’Blanche’s murder, on his farm on
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A 26-year-old man appeared on a rape charge in the Rundu Magistrate’s yesterday morning after allegedly raping another man (28).The incident is alleged to have taken place between 06h00 and 07h00 on
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TWO men died early yesterday morning in an accident near the Oamites between Rehoboth and Windhoek. The accident happened between 06h00 and 07h00. According to eyewitnesses, a convoy of about 12 NDF
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THE marathon Caprivi high treason trial has ground to a halt again – and many months could pass before it gets back on track once more. For the second time since the start of the trial almost six and
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Ensuring bread for all also calls for sustained advocacy in challenging the unjust structures that perpetuate hunger, poverty and despair and in establishing justice in society. – Reverend Zephania
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