39 Articles found on Monday, 9 August 2010
09-08-2010
THE two Angolan nationals accused of being guilty of Namibia’s largest detected incident of cocaine trafficking to date both insisted in the High Court in Windhoek last week that they were totally
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FORMER Tigers FC frontman Tangeni Shipahu made his first start for his new South African club Amazulu during the traditional pre-season Telkom Charity Cup on Saturday. The speedy forward began the
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BERLIN – Thomas Mueller and Miroslav Klose were on target in the last 15 minutes to give Bayern Munich a 2-0 win over Schalke 04 in the German Supercup on Saturday.Mueller, who on Friday extended his
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MARTIN Haikali unanimously retained his WBO African lightweight title with a points victory over challenger Sydney Maluleka from South Africa in Walvis Bay on Saturday night.With his second successful
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VETERAN middle-distance runner Luketz Swartbooi gave a great performance to win the final leg of the Old Mutual Victory Races in Windhoek on Saturday. Swartbooi completed the 21-km event in a new
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THE Namibia Premier League’s (NPL) front desk and registration officer, Joanitha Gowases, has returned from her German adventure with plenty of insight on how the league and its affiliates can
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STOCKHOLM – World record holder Usain Bolt lost his first 100 metres final in over two years when he was beaten into second by American Tyson Gay at a Diamond League meeting in Stockholm on Friday.Gay
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CHRISTCHURCH – New Zealand coach Graham Henry tried to hose down expectations on Sunday after his side retained the Bledisloe Cup and all but secured the Tri-Nations title with their win over
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DESPITE holding champions Ghana to a one-all draw on Saturday, Namibia’s under-20 side crashed out at the first hurdle of the Orange African Youth Championship.The Young Warriors trailed the more
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SMS Of The Day CAN traffic officers please do your work. There are too many reckless drivers in Namibia. Drivers speed at will. Road signs are ignored. One wonders how they got their
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THE trade negotiations between some southern African countries including Namibia with the European Union for an economic partnership agreement (EPA) might be concluded in November this year, a local
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THE trade negotiations between some southern African countries including Namibia with the European Union for an economic partnership agreement (EPA) might be concluded in November this year, a local
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THREE weeks ago, the Police Commander in Oshana, Commissioner Ndahangwapo Kashihakumwa, called on people who have unlicensed firearms to surrender them immediately in order to avoid prosecution.Six
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THE Ohorongo Cement manufacturing company has decided to invest in a satellite plant at the port of Walvis Bay to enter international cement markets along the shores of Africa and the Americas. The
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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 justice will prevail. – Justice Minister Pendukeni
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THE Mangetti Farmers’ Association (MFA), led by Ismael Shailemo as chairman, is about to split after a faction led by Kashona kaMalulu and Shali Kamati resigned on August 25 as vice chairman.Malulu,
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THE Southern African Development Community remains concerned about the political impasse in Madagascar, a spokesman said last week.“The SADC enters a stable period on political and security levels,
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LONDON – British pop star Robbie Williams (36) has married his US actress girlfriend, newspapers reported yesterday.The singer – who recently rejoined the British band Take That – has tied the knot
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BETHLEHEM – Police in northeastern Pennsylvania have arrested a woman they say robbed a bank in a clown costume.Bethlehem police said the woman was captured about five minutes after the bank robbery
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WASHINGTON – Elena Kagan became the fourth female justice in history on Saturday and the 112th Supreme Court member after President Barack Obama won Senate approval for his second appointment to the
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TORI BAND – Fresh rains lashed flood-hit Pakistan yesterday, hampering aid efforts and threatening to deepen a crisis affecting 15 million people in the country’s worst ever floods.Helicopters were
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JOHANNESBURG – President Jacob Zuma wants to stop cadres from holding senior municipal management jobs by amending the Municipal Systems Act, City Press reported yesterday.The article said amendments
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THE Agricultural Bank of Namibia CEO, Leonard Iipumbu, has expressed concern over farmers who are cancelling their loans with the financial institution.“I’m aware and reliably informed that a lot of
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WASHINGTON - Neil Armstrong, who turned 80 on Thursday, became the first human to set foot on the moon on July 20 1969, before the eyes of hundreds of millions of television viewers worldwide, who
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Just a quick update on some of the weekend happenings:* Hannington’s intrepid mother, Ugandan Ruth Kavuma Nvumetta, has left The Barn. Otherwise there was very little coming out of Farmville this past
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LUANDA – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Friday Angola’s economic outlook remained generally favourable, but further steps were needed to create a sustainable fiscal position and reduce
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NEGOTIATIONS for the restructuring of De Beers Marine Namibia into a joint venture with Government are at an advanced stage, Namdeb’s Managing Director Inge Zaamwani-Kamwi has confirmed.The MD on
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OMALAETI Holdings will organise the Sam Nujoma Innovative Enterprise Development Awards (SNIEDA) this year, from the production of publicity materials to the marketing and hosting of the event on
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AROUND 3 000 glasses of beer were served at Prosperita in Windhoek on Saturday at the second birthday bash of Camelthorn Brewing Company (CBC). This amounted to close to 1 300 litres.CBC, Namibia’s
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WHEN Victoria Emma Naoxas used to volunteer at her local library, she just couldn’t wait for the cleaner to arrive and start cleaning so she used to do it herself instead. Then she became a full time
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ABSA remains interested in the Namibian market despite the Bank of Namibia (BoN) recently blocking it from buying the majority interest in Capricorn Investment Holdings (CIH), the holding company of
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POLICE investigations are continuing into an accident that claimed the lives of five adults and one child near Kalkfeld on Friday.The accident took place 6 km outside Kalkfeld as they were
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JOHANNESBURG – Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, in a City Press interview yesterday, lashed out at the African National Congress (ANC) for failing to implement its own policies, especially those that impact
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KIGALI – Rwanda’s electoral authority distributed voting material yesterday ahead of a presidential poll set to deliver an emphatic victory for incumbent Paul Kagame after a campaign denounced by
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H-E-E-E-E-E-R-E’S Chucky! Wheeeee-eeee-eee’re’s Johnnie? My name is Freeze!Harare, we have a problem. Eeeeeeeeeuw , the man with glow-in-the dark teeth had a horror movie of a weekend. I just knew
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THREE minor boys appeared in the Rundu Magistrate’s Court on Friday for allegedly raping a 12-year-old girl.The three suspects, aged 13, 14 and 15, allegedly sexually assaulted the girl at the Kehemu
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FRAUD charges dating back more than ten years resulted in a former Ministry of Agriculture official, a Rehoboth businessman and two co-accused being sent to prison for between six and two years each
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MAGDALENA STOFFELS’S body was laid to rest this weekend and with her burial, questions arise on the real impact that her death has had on Namibia and its citizens.Did her senseless and untimely death
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FOR now Namibia Chicken Investment appears to be the only company being pursued by the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) in the Development Capital Portfolio (DCP) saga. The Namibian has
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