57 Articles found on Monday, 11 January 2010
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THE Zimbabwean government on Thursday shelved the auction of 300 000 carats of diamonds by Mbada Diamonds to ensure that all requirements of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme were followed,
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BOSTON - The credit crisis is just over one year old and already there are dozens of books on the market to explain its causes or cure its ills. Most are not worth the time it takes to read them,
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LONDON - Unemployment in the 16 countries that use the euro rose to 10 per cent in November for the first time since the single currency was introduced at the start of 1999, official figures showed
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JOHANNESBURG - New vehicle sales in South Africa in 2009 were at their lowest since 2003 but there are signs of a modest recovery in 2010, the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers (Naamsa)
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PARIS - The world economy may not emerge out of crisis in 2010 due to “bubbles” created by the huge injections of money used to keep the financial system operating, World Trade Organisation chief
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WORLD attention will fall on South Africa as it hosts the Soccer World Cup later this year, but a successful tournament won’t be the only goal in the sights of African countries.After the battering
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SYDNEY – Australia’s government yesterday welcomed a call from India for restraint in media coverage of attacks on Indians, stressing there was no evidence that race was a factor in two recent
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BERLIN – A fresh dumping of snow and gale force winds wrought havoc in Germany yesterday as harsh winter conditions made for a weekend of travel misery across Europe.In Germany, the north was worst
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HONG KONG – Hong Kong police have arrested a man following an acid attack that left 30 people injured, a report said yesterday, the latest in a string of similar incidents that have terrorised the
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LONDON – The wife of Northern Ireland’s leader will step down as a lawmaker within days, British media reported on Saturday, as pressure mounted on Peter Robinson’s shaky coalition government over her
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LONDON – Gordon Brown vowed to fight on as Britain’s prime minister yesterday after a poll showed support for his ruling Labour party had firmed slightly over the past month despite a failed
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ORANGEBURG – A South Carolina man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for stealing an $80 slab of meat. The Times and Democrat of Orangeburg reported on Thursday that 51-year-old Mark Zachary of
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MADRID – Getting hitched and having kids are among Hugh Grant’s New Year’s resolutions for 2010, the British film star said on Thursday in an interview with Spanish television.“I have some resolutions
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MEMPHIS – About 3 000 fans joined Priscilla Presley, Lisa Marie and Elvis Presley’s grandkids Friday at Graceland to celebrate what would have been the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s 75th birthday.An
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OONGESHEFA moSwakopmund ndhoka dha gandja omayakulo odha longa nawa pethimbo lyefudho ndyoka lya piti.Oongeshefa ngaashi ndhoka dhomilalo, dhiikulya,iikunuwa nosho tuu odha longa nawa pethimbo
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AANTU oyendji muumbugantu woshilongo oya nyanyukilwa ethaneko lyepangelo okutunga odama yaNeckartal kondando yoodola oombiliona 2.4. Ndele yamwe ota ya pula ngele odama ya tya ngaaka oya pumbiwa tuu
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EHANGANO lya TransNamib olya tegelelwa li ka fute oodola oomiliona ntano molwa eyonuko ndyoka lya zi moshiponga shegwo lyeshina kolutenda poBrakwater pondje yoVenduka esiku lyomumvo omupe.Omuwiliki
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OMULELI gwopamuthigululwakalo ngoka a tegelelwa okuya koshipundi shelelo lyAambanderu, pathaneko lyUuministeli wOmalelo giitopolwa, oku li omvalele ya Namibia, osho aayambidhidhi ye ya popi.Keharanjo
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ONGUNDU yo RDP oya ti omupopyo gwaamushangandjai gwo Swapo Pendukeni Iivula Ithana ogwa kankamekelwa kokutukana noshowo kokunyateka, nokiifundja.Iivula-Ithana okwa lundile oompilameno ta ti ota dhi
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OMUKULUNTUPITITHI gwehangano lyokukondolola iikwamalusheno[ECB] okwa pewa ishewe oshikako shoomvula ntano a kale ta wilike ehangano ndika.Shika osho oshikako she oshitatu okuza sho ehangano ndika lya
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OMUKALO gwokuhehela aaniilonga ngoka gwa li gwa ekelwahi kepangelo sha pitile mompango yaaniilonga yomumvo 2007, natango onkene tagu pewa ombedhi. Omukalo nguka otagu pewa ombedhi nonando ompangu
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SIGO oompaka ka kwali kwa tseyika kutya omahooli ge thike peni ngoka ga yakwa podepot yehangano lyomahooli lyoBP. Nonando ongawo oonzo dhi shi kwi inekelwa odha lombwele oThe Namibian kutya omahooli
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ELELO lyoshilando sha Shakati olya itulila oodola oomiliona 17 opo dhi futwe aakalimo yopomukunda Ehenye mboka yena okutembuka po opo mpoka patungwe oshitopolwa shimwe shoshilando. Ndele aakalimo
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BRISBANE – One classic match was all it took for Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin to serve notice that the Belgians are back and looking to dominate women’s tennis.Clijsters beat her great rival 6-3,
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NAMIBIA’S one-day limited overs match against Border ended in a dramatic tie at the Wanderers ground yesterday.Needing four runs for victory off the final ball, Border’s Semile Seyibokwe scored three
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DOHA – Nikolay Davydenko saved two match points as he made a remarkable recovery to beat Rafael Nadal 0-6 7-6 6-4 in the Qatar Open final on Saturday.After failing to win a game in the opening set,
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MANCHESTER City have completed the signing of French midfielder Patrick Vieira from Inter Milan on a six-month contract with an option for a further year, the Premier League club said on Friday.The
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PREMIER League bosses, including Hull City’s Phil Brown and Tottenham Hotspur’s Harry Redknapp, believe the Africa Cup of Nations should be cancelled following the recent gun attack on the Togo
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DIDIER Drogba of Chelsea and Ivory Coast has been crowned the 2009 BBC African Footballer of the Year.The striker beat Samuel Eto’o, Michael Essien, Yaya Toure, and Tresor Mputu Mabi to the title.
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LONDON – Premier League leaders Chelsea were the winners on Saturday despite their match being postponed as both their main rivals Manchester United and Arsenal dropped points.Chelsea – whose match
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LOS ANGELES – While Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s camp believes his prospective bout with Manny Pacquiao can be saved, Pacquiao’s promoter says he’s moving on.After six weeks of contentious negotiations
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SOUTH African 2010 LOC CEO Danny Jordaan blasted the British media for their myopic view of the tragic ambush of the Togolese team in Angola in which they make parallels with South Africa and
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THE Nigeria Football Federation has warned Nigerians wishing to travel to Angola for the 27th African Cup of Nations finals to ensure they have sufficient cash to bankroll their accommodation and
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WINDHOEK– President Hifikepunye Pohamba yesterday jetted off to the Angolan capital, Luanda, to attend the opening ceremony of the 2010 Orange African Cup of Nations (AFCON) on Sunday.Pohamba is
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ANGOLANS on Saturday shrugged off a deadly attack on Togo’s football team, which killed at least two people, and readied for kick-off on the eve of the African Cup of Nations. “I have my ticket, I
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* SPORT in Africa, for many families, is an avenue out of poverty and is potentially a rallying tool for peace and unity, that has been so elusive for some communities. That is what makes the attack
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DESPITE last year’s Grade 10 results being the best since the introduction of the Cambridge education system in Namibia move than 15 years ago, the Namibia National Students’ Organisation has
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OTAVI area farmers have expressed their frustration with the length of time it is taking to prosecute farm murder suspects from their district. Since 2001, five farmers have been murdered on farms in
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WITH the dust around the legality of the November election results refusing to settle and the debate remaining at boiling point, The Namibian’s sources have revealed several issues on which the
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OPPOSITION political parties have started discussing fielding a single candidate against Swapo in the Okahandja by-election.Several parties confirmed that the idea is being mooted and that the biggest
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ALTHOUGH the 1,5 per cent improvement in last year’s Grade 10 results was not in line with the national target of a five per cent improvement every year, the Namibia National Teachers’ Union is
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MORE local and foreign investment is required in Namibia to bring increased economic growth and employment creation in order to reduce poverty and broaden the tax base with more people in formal jobs,
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WITH the 2010 school year starting on Wednesday, the Karas regional education department is short of classrooms to accommodate eighth-graders. This has prompted the education authority to open a new
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THE Namibian Police are requesting the public to help in tracing Joseph Indongo (18), who went missing from his home in Otjomuise on November 30 last year.He is Oshiwambo speaking, of average build,
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CRIME statistics for the Erongo Region for 2009 have decreased to levels comparable to 1996, according to the Erongo Police Chief, Commissioner Festus Shilongo.Last year, 7 154 crimes were reported to
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AN elderly resident of Swakopmund was rescued from the sea after jumping off the town’s jetty on December 22.According to Pine Pienaar of West Coast Security Services, the elderly woman strolled onto
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SPECIAL Police operations targeting illegal shebeens and drinking on the streets, and visible patrolling in all towns, have led to a drop in crime in the Karas Region over the festive season.The
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NAMASIKU is almost two and a half years old, she runs around and navigates stairs, swims with water wings, has started to communicate verbally, presents her plate for food and a cup for a drink, and
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A BRAWL erupted at an expensive bar in Klein Windhoek in the early hours of Saturday morning when political emotions apparently boiled over and a reporter was allegedly beaten up.Freelance journalist
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Togo skipper Emmanuel Adebayor has told French radio that the team are following his government’s advice and were scheduled to return home from the African Cup of Nations yesterday. The players were
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CABINDA – Togo’s national team will return home and not compete in Africa’s biggest soccer tournament, captain Emmanuel Adebayor said yesterday, after gunmen killed a squad coach and press officer in
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MORE than ten billion SMSes, double that of 2008, were sent on the MTC network last year.According to a statement released by MTC yesterday, a total of 10,4 billion SMSes were sent last year, compared
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LOME – Togo’s prime minister said yesterday the country’s soccer team must return to Togo and not compete in the African Cup of Nations, despite the team’s desire to stay.Gilbert Houngbo said the
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Togo skipper Emmanuel Adebayor has told French radio that the team are following his government’s advice and were scheduled to return home from the African Cup of Nations yesterday.The players were to
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THE rain Namibia has enjoyed since New Year’s Eve is set to continue across the country until mid-January, according to Riaan van Zyl of the Windhoek weather bureau. Thereafter, the moisture will
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A LAND fight has erupted between the Oshikuku Village Council and the Oshikuku community after the council decided to develop a piece of land used as a graveyard.The move has angered the community and
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SWAKOPMUND is still the place to be for the holidays. – Almuth Styles, of the Namib I tourism information centre, stating that while holiday makers were more cautious about spending all accommodation
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