53 Articles found on Thursday, 15 July 2010
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WOMEN and other victims of gender-based violence have become more aware of their rights and know where to report such crimes.This is one of the findings of a series of workshops on gender-based
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POOR discipline and unsporting behaviour are threatening to derail the Northern Stream First Division football league from meeting its date of completion.Three matches in the past two weeks have had
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MADRID – Liverpool striker Fernando Torres may miss the start of the season after the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced yesterday that he has a groin injury.The RFEF said in a statement
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AMSTERDAM – Determined not to let defeat spoil a good party, some 700 000 fans turned out to welcome the Dutch soccer team home from the World Cup in a parade through Amsterdam’s canals on
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PARIS – World Cup winners Spain replaced Brazil at the top of the most recent Fifa World Ranking released on Wednesday.Vicente Del Bosque’s side climbed one place to the top of the ranking after
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THE second edition of the SCORE Cup of Heroes was launched yesterday under the theme ‘Celebrating diversity – a single bracelet doesn’t jingle’.Sports Coaches’ OutReach (SCORE) is a non-profit,
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THE Okahandja Cycling Club will host its third development race on Saturday at the Okahandja Golf Club.The race is part of a series of five development races that the Okahandja Cycling Club has been
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NEW YORK – French football star Thierry Henry has signed for New York Red Bulls on a long-term deal, the US club announced yesterday.The 32-year-old striker is expected to make his debut for the Red
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SAINT JEAN DE MAURIENNE, France – Andy Schleck promised a duel of epic proportions with Alberto Contador in the Pyreneean stages of this year’s Tour de France after defiantly taking the race lead
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THE first World Cup on African soil has passed but its legacy will resonate for years to come.Six years of preparation and anticipation culminated in a whirlwind month of colour, noise and festivity;
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SMS Of The Day CAN you believe this? One of my patients disappeared from the ward without being discharged the day before the World Cup began. He only returned to the ward yesterday to
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THE Karundu Primary School at Otjiwarongo has postponed the drawing of the winner of their car raffle.The winners can win a Toyota Yaris, a computer and printer, microwave oven, washing machine or
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THE Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) has blasted what it terms certain people manipulating the Windhoek City Council in renaming streets.The party called for the City’s Streets and Place
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OKABINETE oka ti opo okwaa na iilonga hoka kwa geya nayi moshilongo ku hulithwepo, iilonga yopashigwana oyi na oku talika ongo ompito yimwe okweeta po oompito dhiilonga.Iilonga ngaashi omatungo
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OSHIKONDO shuundjolowele wiimuna muuministeli wUunamapya osha londodha kutya otashi vulika olwiidhi lwiimuna lu indjipale pethimbo lyomuloka twa taalela.Elondodho ndika olya ningwa konima sho
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Aahingi yamwe yootekisa moshilongo oya ninga eindilo kooyene yootekisa ndhoka haya hingi, ya kale haya tula ootekisa dhawo monkalo yi li nawa, ano yi li kopate, na haku ethela onkalo yootekisa momake
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OLUGODHI kombinga yondjambi inaa yi futwa olwa fala meso lyomugameni gwomaliko moWindhoek etiyali.Otaku hokololwa kutya nakusa okwa li omuniilonga gwokugamena omaliko mehangano lyedhina Superior
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OPOLISI ya Musati mewiliko lya Komanda yayo Komufala gwOpevi gwOpolisi Simion Shindinge, oya kwata po aalumentu ye li 10 shi na sha neyakopo lyiitungitho yOshipangelo sha Kalongo, shoka sha li nale
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TRUCK traffic on the Trans-Kalahari Highway has increased by close to 830 per cent over the past four years.This has necessitated urgent interventions by traffic authorities in Namibia and
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THE Kavango Regional Police Commander, Commissioner Olavi Auanga, yesterday launched an investigation into the alleged kidnapping of three villagers from this region.Auanga yesterday afternoon said it
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JOHANNESBURG – A prosecution official says a suspect in the killing of a white supremacist in South Africa has been granted bail.Chris Mahlangu was released on N$500 bail Wednesday by a magistrate.
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JOHANNESBURG – A South African court on Wednesday postponed the sentencing of former Interpol president Jackie Selebi to August 2, to allow time to call for more witnesses.Johannesburg High Court
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PARIS – Troops from 13 African nations marched in Paris on Wednesday, marking half a century of independence from colonial rule as part of a French parade that has drawn criticism from human rights
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Cameroonian and African media giant Pius Njawe, renowned for his fearless journalism, was killed in a car accident in the US on Monday, July 12. Njawe (53) became West Africa’s youngest editor and
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KIGALI – The body of a senior Rwandan opposition politician has been found near his abandoned car, his political party and police said on Wednesday.The Democratic Green Party’s vice president, Andre
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UNITED NATIONS – The leader of the agency that is supposed to root out corruption in the United Nations stepped down on Wednesday with no successor in sight, adding to fears that the UN is becoming
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KAMPALA – A suicide bomber carried out at least one of the two bomb attacks that killed 76 people as they watched the World Cup final in Kampala, and several arrests have been made, a minister said
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THE land reform process in Namibia was not a short-term issue and would take another ten years or more, but the concerns of the landless should be addressed “timeously” so that a situation similar to
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IN the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Okahandja Park informal settlement about ten young men and women gather twice a week to learn how to play the flute.Annegret Trubenbach-Klie recently moved to
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THE Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernhard Esau, for the first time experienced a day in Namibia’s annual seal cull at Cape Cross Seal Reserve on Tuesday, which started two weeks later
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DIANA Thompson will present an illustrated talk tonight on the Biodiversity Action Day held at the beginning of May at Brandberg.The year 2010 is the international year of biodiversity (the genes,
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PEOPLE in the Uukwambi tribal area can now start harvesting thatching grass, as their traditional authority has given the green light.The chairperson of the Uukwambi Traditional Authority, Chief
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THE Namibia Bird Club will do a wetland bird count in and around Windhoek tomorrow and SaturdayThe bird count will be conducted at the farm Monte Christo, the Avis Dam, Friedenau Dam, Hoffnung Dam and
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SOIL is a major support system of human life and welfare, says soil scientist Marina Coetzee from the Polytechnic of Namibia.In a recent talk on ‘Soil Conservation and Food Production’ as part of
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AS more trucks drive through the Namib in search of uranium deposits and more mines are opened to extract it from the ground, young scientists at the Gobabeb Training and Research Centre (GRTC) are
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NEW YORK – Lil Wayne fans awaiting new music while he’s in jail can rest easy.On September 27, the rapper’s 28th birthday, his manager will release an EP called ‘I’m Not a Human Being’. Cortez Bryant
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NEW YORK – It’s a match made in Oscar heaven: Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem have gotten married.Cruz’s representative Amanda Silverman confirms the couple were married at the beginning of July at a
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All eyes will be certainly be trained on the Big Brother Africa house this Sunday as M-Net launches the ‘All Star’ season of the show with a performance by none other than Jamaican dancehall superstar
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THE town of Nkurenkuru, some 140 kilometres west of Rundu in the Kavango Region, came to a standstill on Monday morning as a herd of 13 elephants raided the town’s cemetery and caused some
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JOHANNESBURG – Poor weather and higher input costs have lifted food prices in South Africa by up to 205 per cent – in the case of tomatoes – with further increases expected later this year, farmers’
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JOHANNESBURG – Payment card group Visa said yesterday spending by its foreign clients visiting South Africa in the lead-up and during the Fifa World Cup totalled R2,4 billion.The figure excludes
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s state-owned firms are under fire from a disgruntled public for making unionised workers and the newly rich richer and leaving management in shambles while doing little to
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ESKOM • The utility that supplies 95 per cent of South Africa’s electricity has been struggling to raise the R461 billion it needs to build new power plants to meet fast rising demand. • The
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa can never be the same again and must maintain the standards achieved during the World Cup, the Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) said yesterday.“The bar has been set
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s Telkom said its chief financial officer would resign in October, increasing concern about the troubled fixed-line operator’s future and sending its shares tumbling more
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JOHANNESBURG – Eskom trade unions have signed a wage deal after “marathon meetings”, the National Union of Mineworkers (Num) said yesterday.“The National Union of Mineworkers (Num), together with two
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ANNUAL inflation in June dropped to its lowest level in more than four years, falling for the fifth month in a row and settling at 4,3 per cent.This places Namibia amongst the five countries with the
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No one should doubt our resolve to sell our diamonds. We have to remain rooted in the reality we are the sole guarantors of our economic emancipation. – Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe says that
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THE second man on trial over the murder and robbery of 4x4 trail mapmaker Jan Joubert in a remote part of the Omaheke Region four years ago wants to be found not guilty straight after the close of the
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POLICE in the Omusati Region have arrested ten people in connection with the theft of a large quantity of building materials meant for the building of the new Okalongo Health Centre at
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POLICE at Oshikango are investigating a number of cases of fuel smuggling from Angola.Chief Inspector Ruben Hangombe revealed this to the Minister of Safety and Security, Nangolo Mbumba, during the
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THE security company owner arrested after a former employee was shot dead at his business premises in Windhoek on Tuesday is facing a seven-week stay in Police custody following his first court
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THE South African outfit, Independent Site Management Services (ISS), which clinched a multimillion-dollar school hostel catering contract with the help of the Swapo Party Women’s Council (SPWC), has
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