62 Articles found on Friday, 15 January 2010
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LONDON - The world’s richest dynasties are putting more of their wealth into the hands of family-run mini banks as the global elite takes an increasingly dim view of global private banks’ performance
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ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopia opened a dam on Wednesday it says will produce 420 megawatts of hydropower as part of efforts to beat energy shortages and become one of Africa’s only power exporters, its power
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LUSAKA - Zambia, Tanzania and Kenya will start work on a 400 megawatt power line to boost trade in electricity between them and ensure security of supply, a Zambian energy official has said.Teddy
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Eskom would struggle to find a co-investor for the Kusile coal-fired power plant because its reputation had been tarnished and the costs of its build programme were too high, a senior South African
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THE trade and human rights communities distrust each other, but “human rights and trade rules, including WTO rules, are based on the same values: individual freedom and responsibility,
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WASHINGTON - US business groups expect slow progress in world trade talks in 2010 despite a goal set by President Barack Obama and other leaders to finish the long-running negotiations this year.“I
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JOHANNESBURG - The expansion of the JSE’s Africa Board is being held up as regulatory authorities in Africa are wary of the intentions of the South African bourse, Fin24.com has reported.According to
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BEIJING – China declared its Internet “open” yesterday but defended censorship that has prompted Web giant Google to threaten to pull out of the country, adding a potential new irritant in China-US
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WASHINGTON – Sleeping in on Saturday after a few weeks of too little shuteye may feel refreshing, but it can give a false sense of security. New research shows chronic sleep loss can’t be cured that
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LONDON - Polar bear droppings are helping scientists shed light on the spread of deadly antibiotic-resistant superbugs.Bacteria such as methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) are a growing
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NEW YORK - Calls for donations spread through social media sites Facebook and Twitter on Wednesday as users asked their friends and strangers to help the victims of Haiti’s earthquake.On Twitter,
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AN article which appeared in The Namibian newspaper of Tuesday 13/01/2010 titled “//Gowaseb out of NBC” has reference. In the said article, the reporter hinted at questionable theories which he must
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Dear S. Pashukeni Re your letter titled ‘Shame on the Africa we live in’ I read your letter in The Namibian today while going through the news and events via Internet. I would just like to say that
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SWAPO still has the guts to say that elections were generally free and fair even after the opposition parties proved that there were irregularities during the electoral process. It’s even clear that
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AS we wish those we love a prosperous 2010 let’s also remember that 2010 is a year of action and progress. I have a strong conviction that as long as our leaders preach the voice of unity based on
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THE analysis of the grade 10/12 results in the media came at a time when I was compiling my concerns about the failure trend. The improvements in the results are so insignificant that they deserve no
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WE firstly refer to the article ‘A square peg in a round hole? Evaluating the Namibian Afrikaner’ by Yanna Erasmus in The Namibian, December 18 2009. This article was an interview with Koos Pretorius
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IN every indigenous culture, community, country etc, there are voices that represent the people, voices that identify the people with who they are, where they are from, what they known as, but this is
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ALLOW me to have few words in your newspaper regarding the recent ended parliamentary and presidential elections. It is a disgrace for the oppositions to go against the will of the majority of the
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An open letter to my fellow Namibians, especially to the President and elected members of Parliament.OUR much-talked about 4th Presidential and Parliamentary Elections are now behind us and sadly the
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THE Namibian Police’s decision to decrease the frequency of the crime report from daily to weekly without so much as an excuse or a valid reason is baffling. The Namibian has not received a crime
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NAMIBIANS would not be wrong to assume that President Pohamba was having sleepless nights with the Secretary General of Swapo, Pendukeni Ithana occupying in addition to that demanding job, both the
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ALGIERS – The future of Sudan hangs in the balance. National elections are due in April. A referendum on the future status of the south of the country is supposed to follow in 2011. Both were key
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TRAVELLING is part of our daily life. We travel from home to work every day. We travel to visit our friends and relatives. We travel from office to office on official business. In short, we move from
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AATSEYIMPANGO yomuwiliki gumwe gwomoTrans Namib, Mike Kavekotora oya tameka oonkundathana opo ya adhe etsokumwe kombinga yetidho lye miilonga.Kavekotora okwa li omuwiliki gwoshikondo shomalanditho
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OONGOMBE dhomwaalu omunene ndhoka a dha si moohambo moshitopolwa sha Oponona moshikandjohogololo shUuvudhiya (moshitopolwa sha Shana), odha si komukithi gwokawenyo.Shika osha lombwelwa Oshifo shika
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OMWAALU konyala gwaalongwa 519 yongundu 11 ogwa tegelela natango okumona omanongelo moshitopolwa, Omusati.Uuyelele mbuka owa gandjwa komupeviwiliki gwelongo moshitopolwa shoka.Loide Shatiwa okwa ti
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NAMIBIA na Zimbabwe oya fa ya geelathana kombinga yeuvathano pokati ka Nampower na Zesa, moshinima shegandjo lyolusheno.Zesa okuna oshinakugwanithwa pauvathano ndika opo a gandje olusheno lwoonkondo
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OMUFEKELWA medhipago lyomunona gwoomvula 9 poAranos okwa holoka mompangu metine.Nakufekelwa gwoomvula 17 oye ta shi vulika a dhipaga omunona ngoka aadhika a endjelela momuti momulonga gwa Nossob.
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AANIILONGA yehangano lyokutuma omawi mombepo[NBC] oya kala momilema kombinga yaangoka ta ka kutha ko ewiliko lyehangano ndika, konima sho omuwiliki ta kwathele a thigipo oshilonga shoka oshiwike
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OMUNASHIPUNDI gwElelo lyopamuthigululwakalo lyUukwambi, Elenga ekuluntu Herman Iipumbu, okwa ti ye kapu na nande esiku limwe a popile kutya evi lyOngeleka ya Katoolika pOshikuku kali na okugumwa
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OMUFEKELWA gwotango mekotokelo pokommissi yegameno lyonkalonawa ndyoka lya monikilwe 2006 okwa tegelelwa a pewe egeelo momwedhi nguka.Omufekelwa nguka okwa zimine kutya oku na ondjo mekengelelo ndika
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Fixtures Tonight, January 15 20h00: Hotspurs v Ramblers – S. NujomaSaturday, January 16 19h00: African Stars v U. Stars – S. Nujoma 16h00: Blue Waters v O. City – Kuisebmond 16h00: SKW v Eleven
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* Broadcast live Friday 15 January SuperSport on DStv Cricket: * Australia v Pakistan, third test, day 2, Hobart — 01:15 on SS 4 * SA v England, fourth test, day 2, Johannesburg — 10:00 on SS
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THE games have begun, amid security and football turmoil. Everyone has an opinion on it so I’ll add my two cents’ worth to the kitty. Most of what could go wrong has gone wrong. Togo got shot and
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THE JJD Trust has donated computers to MTC Namibia Premiership clubs which complied with a request to set up offices.According to the chairman of the JJD Trust, Johnny Doëseb, who also doubles as the
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Fixtures Friday, January 15 Ivory Coast v Ghana 18h00Saturday, January 16 Egypt v Mozambique 20h30 Nigeria v Benin Sunday, January 17 Gabon v Tunisia
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s women’s 800 metres world champion Caster Semenya, the subject of an investigation into her gender, will soon return to the track in local competitions, her coach told AFP
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LONDON - Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez faced renewed criticism for his team’s failures after Reading performed an astonishing giant-killing act to knock them out of the FA Cup on Wednesday.The
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LUANDA – Gabon became the latest underdogs at the Africa Cup of Nations to punch above their weight when they claimed the scalp of continental giants Cameroon with a 1-0 win on Wednesday.Later, in
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NAMIBIAN international defender Sidney Plaatjies is likely to sign a contract with Absa Premiership strugglers Mpumalanga Black Aces soon. The clubless Plaatjies, who plied his trade with local
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* THE earthquake disaster in Haiti is heartbreaking but the world response is equally heartwarming. Our thoughts are with you. * WHAT are we going to do as Namibians to help Haiti? Can The Namibian
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THE Zimbabwean Minister of Energy and Power Development, as well as the country’s power utility, Zesa, both yesterday emphasised that they will not violate their power purchasing agreement (PPA) with
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REUTERS reported last night that Weatherly International has agreed to sell its Tsumeb smelter to Dundee Precious Metals Inc for about US$33 million in cash and shares.The company also terminated a
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GOBABIS – Omaheke Governor Laura Mcleod-Katjirua will next week on Wednesday lead a team that will meet an official from the Indian High Commission in the country to discuss study opportunities for
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MEMBERS of the deeply divided Ovambanderu community will flock to a traditional meeting place near Epukiro in the Omaheke Region this weekend to deliberate on a new traditional chief after the death
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THE case in which the treasurer of the Outjo Municipality is accused of setting his employer’s offices on fire five months ago was again postponed this week for further investigations to be carried
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OUT of 1 080 pupils in the Karas Region who sat for the 2009 Grade 10 exams, only 438 were promoted to Grade 11. This equals a pass rate of 40,6 per cent and resulted in the Karas Region slipping to
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INFORMATION Minister Joel Kaapanda yesterday warned that Government will not “tolerate external interference”, especially the funding of political parties, after one of the opposition parties recently
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A trainee fitter and turner of the Southern Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) at Keetmanshoop was electrocuted on Wednesday afternoon. The incident occurred at the Southern Choice
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THE trial of a Telecom Namibia employee who has been facing drug-dealing charges for the past three years is now scheduled to start in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court on April 15.Israel Nangolo (36),
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CATTLE are dying of black-quarter disease in the Uuvudhiya constituency of the Oshana Region, the Chief Animal Health Technician for Oshana, Ericky David, confirmed yesterday.David had visited the
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THE Ministry of Agriculture has accused the Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) of not paying special incentives to communal farmers for livestock slaughtered at the company’s northern abattoirs for
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A CLOUDBURST late on Wednesday afternoon nearly caused yet another flood in the Acacia complex in Dorado Park. The storm-water canal once again proved to be too narrow and burst its banks. The
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CABINDA – Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien faces a great challenge of his international career when he captains Ghana against Ivory Coast today.The box-to-box workaholic with the biting tackle and
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NAMCOR has taken over as the operator of Block 1711, the offshore exploration block near the Kunene River mouth believed to have natural gas reserves dwarfing those of the Kudu gas field.Namcor is
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WASHINGTON – Rescuers, doctors and soldiers rushed to Haiti by air and sea yesterday in a sweeping global response to the devastating earthquake feared to have killed more than 100 000 people.With
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THE dust is far from settled around the future of the acting Director General of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, Matthew //Gowaseb, with sources saying the issue was even discussed by Prime
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FIVE months after the first case of measles was reported in the Kunene Region, the number of affected patients has risen to 1 081, the regional health directorate told Nampa on Wednesday. Peter de
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OPPOSITION parties questioning the legality of Namibia’s national elections of 2009 widened the scope of their court challenge to the polls yesterday by asking the High Court to nullify the
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WE want to build the fighting organs of the masses through tackling issues dealing with their fundamental rights. – Communist Party Secretary General , Harry Boesak, on the party setting up branches
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THE knives are now out over the top job at the Namibia Broadcasting Corporation (NBC). And this time (unless I’m horribly mistaken!) its purely a bone of contention among the ‘comrades’ and does not
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