57 Articles found on Thursday, 19 August 2010
19-08-2010
JOHANNESBURG – Media control is not a feature of sophisticated economies, the SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Sacci) said yesterday.“It is with concern that Sacci notes the risks of attacking the
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GENEVA – Tougher bank capital and liquidity rules will have a "modest impact" on economic growth in the short-term but could reap later benefits that far outweigh any initial decline, regulators said
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JOHANNESBURG – Big business in South Africa this week took uncharacteristic aim at members of its own community involved in controversial deals. At a press briefing in Johannesburg, which followed a
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Kenya tourist numbers up NAIROBI – Kenya’s tourist arrivals rose to 483 000 in the first half of 2010, putting east Africa’s largest economy on track to beat record foreign visitor numbers set in
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JOHANNESBURG – Construction on the US$1,5-billion Kafue Gorge Lower hydropower project, in Zambia will start in June next year, Zambian Ministry of Energy and Water Development office for promoting
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MAPUTO – Mozambique has approved the construction of a US$2 billion hydro-electric dam in a bid to increase power generation and attract foreign investments, the state-run Noticias daily newspaper
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JOHANNESBURG – Rwanda was planning to boost its hydropower generation capacity to 102 megawatts by 2015, Rwanda Ministry of Infrastructure head of hydropower Emmanuel Kirenga said at the Hydropower
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HYDROPOWER projects in Africa should be approached in a regional manner, World Bank Africa regional water and hydropower adviser Vahid Alavian has said, highlighting that economies of scale in terms
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A PROJECT transforming harvested non-timber forest products into marketable products such as jam and juice in the Kavango Region was one of eight community initiatives exhibited at the Country Pilot
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‘Biodiversity For Development’ is the theme for this year’s annual ‘Youth into Environment’ symposium hosted by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism on 23 and 24 August.Lesley Losper, head of
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IN an effort to reduce their ecological footprint well-known Namibian tourism company Taleni Africa built its accommodation facilities in an environmental friendly manner.Taleni’s ‘Desert Camp’ at
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YOU can win with Big Brother Africa and The Namibian! Up for grabs this week is another N$500. Just send an SMS to 45045. All you have to do is type in BB. It’s as simple as that! Each SMS costs
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A selection of some of the weird and wondeful messages, warts and all, from the SMS ticker tape running across the bottom of the BBA All Stars Screen:* Yacob is quite some girl
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CLOWNING around while under the influence of alcohol has left a couple of the All Stars red-faced and looking like a pair of clowns. Alcohol sure seems to be the 15th character in the BBA All Stars
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KINSHASA – Dozens of rebels attacked a United Nations peacekeeping base under darkness in eastern Congo early yesterday, killing three Indian soldiers and wounding seven other peacekeepers, an Indian
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CAPE TOWN – Congress of the People (Cope) president Mosiuoa Lekota was sworn in as a Member of Parliament by National Assembly Speaker Max Sisulu yesterday.This followed yesterday morning’s court
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CAPE TOWN – Whistleblowers on corrupt housing deals are being threatened and murdered even though they are in witness protection programmes, Human Settlements director general Thabane Zulu told MPs
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LONDON – Two 11-year-old boys, convicted of trying to rape an eight-year-old girl near her home last year, were given supervision orders yesterday.The boys, believed to be the youngest children to
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KANDAHAR – Afghan and Nato forces raided a secret prison run by the Taliban in southern Afghanistan, freeing 27 inmates and killing 13 people including five prisoners, officials said yesterday.The
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LONDON – Teenage smoking has declined since the legal age for buying cigarettes was raised to 18, according to new research published yesterday..Smoking rates among young people aged 16 and 17 fell
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ISLAMABAD – The floodwaters that have ravaged Pakistan will not recede fully until the end of August, the country’s top meteorologist said yesterday, a grim forecast for the more than 20 million
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EHANGANO lyomahooli lyepangelo lya India, Hindustan Petroleum, olya hala okulanda oongeshefa dhokulanditha omaaholi dha Shell gwo ko Holland ndhoka dhi li menenevi Africa.Omuwiliki gwehangano ndika,
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SIGO ometiyali komatango omadhina gatano gaantu yaheyali mboka ya sile moshiponga oshiwinayi shokambesa pokati kOkahandja nOtjiwarongo oga li ga tseyithwa.Omukonakoni omukuluntu, Moses Khairabeb
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OPENA omathaneko opo ongopolo ya Zambia ndjoka ha yi hengumunwa pohite ya Shomeya yi kale ta yi longwa sigo omiinima ya pwa.Komufala gwopombanda gwa Zambia moNamibia Mavis Muyunda okwa ti iilongo
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AALUMENTU yaali aagundjuka oontauki dhoko Burundi oya zimine mompangu yoshitopolwa ya Venduka kutya oya li ta ya landitha okokaine okuza megumbo limwe moSuiderhof sha Venduka.Abdul Ndayishimiye [20]
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OMAHANGANO gaakwashigwana muumbugantu wAfrica oga indile omapangelo giilyolongo ya SADC ga simaneke uuthemba waantu noku tala nawa kelelo ewanawa.Omahangano ngaka oga indile ishewe omapangelo ga
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AAKALIMO yaali yaVenduka oya geelwa nondholongo yomimvo mbali kehe gumwe.Omageelo ngaka oye ga pewa konima sho ya monika ondjo meyugo lyekengelelo lyokandingosho kamwe pehulilo lya Auguste omumvo
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NONANDO ondando yomahooli oya gu pevi metitatu noosenda omulongo molitera yimwe natango omahooli ogena ondilo noosenda heyali sigo hetatu molitela okuyeleka nondando yago petameko lyonuumvo.Ominista
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EWILIKO lyoshilando sha Kaiti olya tokola okuhanagula po okangundu kewiliko, poshigongi sha ningilwe omaandaha.Etokolo ndika olya ningwa molwa omaipumomumwe ganika uukwamuhoko ngoka ga holoka po, osho
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NAMIBIA okwa pumbwa konyala oodola obiliona 20 okuza ngashingeyi sigo omumvo 2030 okutula miilonga omukalo gwegandjo lyomeya moshilongo.Ethaneko ndika olya pwa na olya tegelelwa li ka pewe okabinete
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EINDIKO lyomasiku gahetatu opo pwaaningwe iigongi noshowo omahololo dhiladhilo olya ekelwahi kompangu yopombanda moVenduka. Oshiwike sha yi opolisi oya indikile pwaaningwe iigongi nenge
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OSHIGONGI shokomumvo shehangano lyomapendulopo muumbugantu wAfrica [SADC] shoka sha hulu moVenduka etiyali osha tokola oku kumika Zimbabwe opo iiyuthe ketokolo lyompangu ya SADC.Oshigongi osha tokola
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BRAVE Warriors coach Tom Saintfiet yesterday named 29 players to vie for inclusion in the Brave Warriors team which will face Gambia in an away African Nations Cup qualifier.Saintfiet named a training
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HILARIA Johannes, who last week took part in the National Half-Marathon held in Congo Brazzaville, returned home with a gigantic trophy. Johannes, together with fellow long-distance runners Beata
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THE Namibian national under-20 athletics team will have two training camps in preparation for the forthcoming Zone Six Youth Games scheduled for Mbabane, Swaziland, in December.Speaking at a media
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NAMIBIA’s national men and women’s bowls teams have made a great start to the African States Tournament currently underway in Harare, Zimbabwe, by winning two gold and one bronze medal out of the four
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PARIS – France international striker Nicolas Anelka’s international career all but officially came to an end Tuesday as he received an 18-match ban for his foul-mouthed outburst at then coach Raymond
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CARDIFF – Wales striker Craig Bellamy dropped into England’s second tier on Tuesday after big-spending Manchester City told him he would not make its Premier League squad, joining Cardiff on a
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MADRID – Midfielder Mesut Oezil has become the second member of Germany’s third-place World Cup squad to move to Real Madrid. Madrid said on Tuesday it had agreed to a deal with Werder Bremen for
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* FELLOW Namibians you make so many petty complaints. I wish you could travel around the world. What we have here is manna. Let’s be content with what we have and teach our kids morals. There is
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HENDRIK Isaaks came into the world with no arms when he was born at the farm Wortel in the Karasburg district 20 years ago. Isaaks says he doesn’t consider his disability as a setback and embraces
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THE unresolved issue of Zimbabwe’s refusal to bow to rulings made by the regional Tribunal of the Southern African Development Community (SADC with regard to its controversial land reform will
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THE envisaged customs union for the 15 members of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), which was to be set up this year, has been postponed and various models for a future union will be
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THE new chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), President Hifikepunye Pohamba, has called on fellow member states to “speed up the design and the adoption of policies and
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TRANSNAMIB has denied that salary negotiations between it and the Namibia Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (Natau) have fallen flat. This came after Albert Engelbrecht, alternate senior shop
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A YOUNG Windhoek resident who went missing over the weekend was found dead in the city on Monday. Armand Rousseau (24) was found dead in his car in Kleine Kuppe. He had apparently committed
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THE Keetmanshoop Town Council has again suspended its CEO, Paul Vleermuis, with full pay at an extraordinary meeting held on Monday. In April this year, the council reinstated Vleermuis just three
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FARMERS in the Karibib district managed to corner three poachers on Tuesday evening.The Namibian learned from reliable sources that a wild chase at around 22h00 eventually resulted in the farmers
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LIBREVILLE – A former fighter in Indochina, Colonel Pascal Moulopo became the first soldier to raise independent Gabon’s flag 50 years ago, but he also took part in the thrills and spills of a 1964
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NAMIBIA Football Association (NFA) presidential candidate Ranga Haikali and his right-hand man Johnny Johnson Doëseb officially launched their campaign in Windhoek yesterday.Haikali, a former trade
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BUSINESS confidence plunged in the second quarter with only 27 per cent of businesses surveyed by the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR) reporting improved conditions and six per cent
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ALBANY – A majority of New York state voters remain opposed to a mosque proposed as part of a planned Islamic cultural centre near the site of the September 11 attacks in New York City, and the issue
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ATTORNEY Richard Metcalfe will appear in the Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court today on a charge of malicious damage to property. The charge stems from an incident in December last year, when he and his
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JACQUES Burger (32) was sent to prison for three years for stealing items from a woman who was allegedly drunk and passed out at the parking lot of Pick ‘n Pay Swakopmund.On Saturday, August 14 2010,
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THE Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI), in a historic move, yesterday petitioned the Head of State when more than a hundred of the country's most influential voices in business descended
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FOUR of the alleged armed robbers facing charges after a hold-up at a Windhoek gambling house ended in a deadly shootout with the Police in April last year will remain in custody following an
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THERE were one-on-one meetings at noon among the presidents and Zuma managed to nudge president Mugabe into the right direction. – A source telling The Namibian that the annual summit of SADC decided
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