62 Articles found on Friday, 6 August 2010
06-08-2010
THE quarter-finals of the 2010 Metropolitan Rugby Boards Trophy start in Windhoek today.The 19th edition of the prestigious annual schools’ rugby league will feature over 700 players playing in 30
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THE Namibia Football Association’s top referee, Rainhold Shikongo, will be officiating at the Youth Olympics Fifa Football tournament in Singapore when the competition starts on August 12.Shikongo,
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MARTIN Haikali will defend his WBO African lightweight title against Sydney Maluleka from South Africa in an International Boxing Bonanza at the Kuisebmond Hall in Walvis Bay tomorrow.This will be
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LONDON – China is funding a bid to buy Liverpool Football Club, as Beijing seeks to extend its rapidly growing global influence into the world of British sport, a report said yesterday.As speculation
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NEW YORK – Jamaica’s Asafa Powell has pulled out of today’s 100 metres showdown with triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt and American Tyson Gay in Stockholm because of injuries, his management company
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WELLINGTON – The All Blacks are aiming to sustain a trend-setting start to the international rugby season when they face Australia in Christchurch tomorrow, a win away from clinching the Tri-Nations
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NAMIBIA’S premier football division is poised to welcome its new ‘partners’ into the domestic game, its chief executive officer, Mathew Haikali, said yesterday. Following last month’s revelations by
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THE Lands and Resettlement Ministry has acquired a 50 098-hectare farm in the Hardap Region following protracted negotiations with a Swedish-based landlord.The farm Neue //Haribes with its
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KIGALI - Just before noon on Saturday June 19, a black BMW carrying Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa and his wife Rosette turned into the driveway of their home in Melrose, a smart suburb in a wealthy
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UUNAMAPYAnuuniimuna momahala gaayehe nawu talikeko ongo ongeshefa ndele haku wu longa ashike opo oonakulonga yiimonene iipalutha ngaashi ookuku ya kala haya longo.Minista Yuunamapya nuuniimuna, John
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EHANGANO lyaniilonga yepangelo[Napwu] ota li popile amushanga gwalyo, Peter Nevonga.Ewiliko lya Napwu olya ti ota li yambidhidha Nevonga nonando nguka otaku kundanekwa aniwa a longitha oonkondo dhe
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KONYALA iiwike itatu ya piti konima sho otjeke yoodola 125 000 ya muni gUsakos ya li ya yakwapo, ekonakono lyomeni lyewiliko lyoshilando shoka olya manithwa.Otjeke ndjoka ya yakwa oya shendjwa
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OMUNASHIPUNDI gwOshitayi shEhangano lyAanangeshefa mOkalongo mOmusati, Mukwaita Shanyengana, okwa indile epangelo li endelelithe ehumokomeho lyOmweelo gwa Kasamane oshoka ogwa simana mekwatathano
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OMUKIINTU gwoomvula 25, Aina Modestus gwomolukanda Shinimeshiivula mOndangwa okwa kanitha oshindji sho egumbo lye lya halakanithwa po komulilo Osoondaha ya zi ko. Osheeti shomulilo , otaku tiwa
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OKOMMISSI Yomathaneko yopashigwana oyi ikaleke kokule nomipopyo kutya ehangano limwe ha yi longo nalyo oha li gandja oombumbo.Pahapu dhomuwiliki gwomapendulepo, Susan Lewis okommissi oyina
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OONGUNDU dhompilameno natango dha kundathana konima yomiyelo kombinga yokulongelakumwe momahogololo ngoka giitopolwa niilando taga ka kala ko meti 26 sigo 27 ga Novemba nuumvo.Mboka ya li poshigongi
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OMUNASHIPUNDI gwEhangano lyAanafaalama ya Mangetti omusamane, Ismael Shailemo, okwa tseyitha kutya mOlyomakaya oku na oshigongi oshinene shAanafaalama yomEhangano lyAanafaalama ya Mangetti, tashi ka
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IF it were up to me, I would have gone to Pyongyang in reclusive North Korea in order to pierce through what motivates our political class to shape what ought to be inspiring edifices around our
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OUR country can truly be said to be ‘dancing in the dark’, because the lack of statistics, or the flawed and incomplete nature of those that are available, puts us in a weak position when it comes to
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MUCH has been written about the proposed new Land Bill, but the debate has not yet looked at gender issues. The Legal Assistance Centre would like congratulate the Ministry of Lands and Resettlement
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ON March 9 1990 an open-air ceremony was held on the steps of the then colonial Tintenpalast administration building where all 72 members of the Constituent Assembly, led by its chairman, Hage
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IN spite of our commitment to democratic principles, and an inalienable Bill of Human Rights, Namibia is becoming an increasingly violent society. Why should we therefore be surprised, or act
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IN the most recent attempt to get her talking, Okahandja chief executive officer Regina Alugodhi will apparently be grilled by fellow council members on her return to office despite the fact that she
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NAMDEB is rising from the ashes of its N$414 million loss in 2009 and is hoping to shine until at least 2050.So said its managing director (MD), Inge Zaamwani-Kamwi, in Windhoek yesterday.
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EXPORT prices for Namibian beef have been adversely affected by the depreciation of the Euro, and beef prices in Europe have also declined on the back of lowered disposable income levels, according to
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THE football bosses and their administrators have lost total focus and direction when it comes to the effective running of football in the country, not to mention the failure to review and maintain
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WITH great interest I read Robin Tyson’s editorial about the New World Journalist that is created through technology. With the new ages of technology comes an information overload. When you do not
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EVERY time a heinous crime, such as the murder of a defenceless person takes place, some Namibians call for the return of the death penalty.It is easy to understand why one advocates for the
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IT is a complete shame that we’re hearing about lions and other predators being killed in various ways in Namibia. I’m personally surprised by the way the conservation and tourism industries react to
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ON Wednesday 28 July 2010 late afternoon around 16h00 in Strand Street, Swakopmund, I witnessed Sergeant Pelican from Swakopmund Police station rescue tourists from illegal makalani vendors who are
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I AM sad and shocked to read about the latest murders in our society and wish relatives and friends all the strength they need to digest these acts of horror.To see demonstrating children, with
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WHEN a poor person in Namibia commits a small crime s/he is without hesitation sent to jail. Thus far, we have seen with sadness that when a member of the elite commits the most unimaginable crime
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RECENT discussions on the proposed Basic Income Grant (BIG) have attracted a variety of sweeping statements: about creating dependency, about productive workers being exploited by the lazy, about
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THE hippopotamus that killed a three-year-old boy and injured a 17-year-old schoolgirl in the Okavango River last Friday, was shot dead by officials of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) on
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NASHVILLE – A dangerous heat wave baked a large swath of the United States yesterday from Texas to New York with high humidity making temperatures feel well over 100. Football players moved practice
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CANBERRA – Kevin Rudd, the Australian prime minister dumped by his own party, said yesterday he will campaign for the woman who replaced him, in a rare show of unity for a government that appears
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HARARE/LONDON – An accident reported at Harare airport yesterday was actually an exercise and no aircraft were involved in any incident, a Zimbabwean aviation official said.Civil aviation authorities
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NAIROBI – Kenyans overwhelmingly backed a new constitution to replace a British colonial-era draft that inflated the powers of the president, preliminary results announced yesterday showed. A leading
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THE HAGUE – Supermodel Naomi Campbell yesterday admitted receiving a gift of rough diamonds, in testimony sought by war crimes prosecutors trying to link ex-warlord Charles Taylor to the illegally
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MOSCOW – Wildfires were raging dangerously close to a shelter housing hundreds of dogs and retired circus animals, animal activists said yesterday, as the death toll from weeks of blazes across Russia
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A selection of some of the messages from the SMS ticker tape running across the bottom of the BBA All Stars Screen: * K aone … cover that body, it ’ s even making my cat cry! L o L … . * The
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Caught the titles of books being read by a couple of housemates.* Code is burying his head in ‘The Secret’, a best-selling 2006 self-help and spirituality book written by Rhonda Byrne and based on
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WHILE the housemates cluck up a feathered storm back in the BBA All Stars house and the Barnmates – Hannington and Sammi – spend some quality time with the lovely ladies in their lives, Biggie has
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THE expansion of Air Namibia’s services to Ghana is bearing fruit, the national airline’s acting manager of corporate communications and marketing, Hellena Kapiya-Nathinge, has said.Air Namibia
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FRANKFURT – Third quarter euro zone economic data has been surprisingly strong so far but the European Central Bank still expects the bloc’s economic recovery to be moderate and uneven, President
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JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia – Smartphone users in Saudi Arabia were bracing yesterday for a suspension of BlackBerry services but many other Saudis welcomed the ban, saying the devices are corrupting the
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JOHANNESBURG – Proposals by South Africa’s ruling ANC for the introduction of a tax on capital inflows to curb the rand’s strength will be subject to a long process of consultation, party
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NEW YORK – A US regulator has reached a US$6,5 million settlement of civil insider trading charges relating to hoax takeover news allegedly issued last year by a Kuwaiti financier who later committed
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MILWAUKEE – It’s the roar that made Milwaukee famous – the distinctive throaty rumble of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. But that much-loved racket could be rumbling away to another state if the company
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KUDU gas was on the agenda when South African President Jacob Zuma visited his Russian counterpart in the Kremlin this week. Moscow Times yesterday quoted South African Trade Minister Rob Davies
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DON’T remember the way she died, remember the sweet spirit of this young, bright mind. – Pastor Areseb told mourners during the memorial service of Magdalena Stoffels held at her former school,
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THE Minister of Health and Social Services says human breast milk is the safest, most natural, most readily available and most nutritious food a mother can give her newborn baby.Dr Richard Kamwi said
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THE Caprivi treason trial should be speedily brought to an end so that those found innocent, who have languished in prison for the past eleven years, could be released, an opposition party has
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April 6 1994 - Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana and Burundi President Cyprien Ntaryamira killed in a rocket attack on their plane. Habyarimana’s death triggers 100-day orgy of violence,
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KOËS killer Berendt Both, who has admitted that he murdered a woman by strangling her while attempting to rape her, will remain a free man until the scheduled delivery of the verdict in his trial in
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THE belated conclusion of the troubled Northern Stream First Division (NSFD) 2009/10 season can only be realised after a disciplinary committee hearing next week.The league’s administrator Bennet
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NAMIBIA’s under-20 football coach will be satisfied with a win over champions Ghana in the return leg of their 2011 Confederation of African Football (CAF) Under-20 Youth Championship qualifier
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Marisa Maloney (16), Miss Teen Namibia 2010, is leaving today to participate in the Miss Teen World contest in Texas, USA. In the contest 57 countries will be represented and the crowing event will
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“THE perpetrators of crimes must swiftly be brought to justice.“Our women and children must not only be told that they are protected but must feel that they are protected. The innocent must know that
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NAMIBIA Wildlife Resorts (NWR) is still waiting on Government to throw it a lifeline to save it from drowning in financial ruin.Last month The Namibian reported that NWR had requested an urgent
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THE GOVERNMENT Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) board of trustees has laid criminal charges against at least one of the companies that benefited from the failed Development Capital Portfolio
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