51 Articles found on Wednesday, 28 July 2010
28-07-2010
EIGHT Chinese nationals were arrested at Swakopmund on Sunday after a violent fight, which ended in two men being hospitalised for serious stab wounds. An unlicensed firearm was confiscated. Police
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AN infuriated mob descended on the Katutura State Hospital yesterday after the man suspected of raping and killing 17-year-old Magdalena Stoffels was taken there for DNA tests. ‘Hang him’, ‘Give him
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THE murder of Magdalena Stoffels robbed Namibia of a quiet, but hardworking young woman, whose future looked bright. “She was a bright, bright girl. She was a particularly quiet child and very
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A SCHOOLGIRL was found bleeding and fighting for her life in a Khomasdal riverbed yesterday morning. She had been raped and her throat slit. Magdalena Stoffels, a 17-year-old Grade 11 pupil at Dawid
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THE Brave Warriors are in “bad” physical condition, assistant coach Ronnie Kanalelo told The Namibian Sport yesterday. “We did a fitness test yesterday (Monday) and it was bad,” said the former
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THE dry spell of listings that the Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX) has been suffering from since last October finally broke yesterday when Australia’s Minemakers Limited listed on the Development
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ABOARD THE USS CURTIS WILBUR - United States and South Korean naval ships fired artillery and dropped anti-submarine bombs off South Korea’s east coast yesterday, the third day of high-profile
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RIYADH – A Lufthansa cargo plane caught fire and split in half as it was landing in the Saudi Arabian capital yesterday, and the German pilot and co-pilot were lightly injured, an airport official
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KAMPALA – African Union leaders wrapping up a three-day summit in Kampala yesterday agreed to send thousands of extra troops to reinforce its military contingent battling al Qaeda-linked insurgents in
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I felt greatly diminished. I felt humiliated. My first reaction was disbelief. – Tuliameni Kalomoh, special advisor of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, was suing Veikko Nekundi, Swapo Youth League
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SMS Of The Day n ACCENT and pronunciation are two different concepts. We have different accents due to our mother tongues. However, anyone who is taught a new language must be taught the correct
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LIEUTENANT General Martin Shalli, who was suspended a year ago by President Hifikepunye Pohamba should now be charged “in the interest of justice” an opposition party demanded on Monday.“A year has
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LIFE will soon return to the tiny village of Asab in the South after Southern Namib Retailers CC has revealed plans to invest N$6,5 million in retail and accommodation development.The development
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KNOPPIESFONTEIN, South Africa - A tap with running water came when apartheid ended, electricity came 14 years later but the text books for each pupil have yet to arrive at Knoppiesfontein Primary Farm
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MANY Angolan refugees based at the Osire Refugee Camp in the Otjozondjupa Region have said they want to be repatriated to their home country. Namibia’s Commissioner for Refugees, Nkrumah Mushelenga
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THE Police in Omusati region have arrested eighteen more people in connection with the stealing of building materials meant for the construction of the Okalongo Health Centre at Onandjaba.It brought
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NEWS about Louisa Hoffman possibly also being infected by the deadly Congo Fever poured cold water over Andries Hoffman’s improving condition. Louisa is also lying in isolation in a Bloemfontein
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THE 13 elephants that raided and caused havoc in the town of Nkurenkuru earlier this month, have finally deserted the town after roaming for about a week. The elephants moved back to neighbouring
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SWAPO Youth League (SPYL) member Veikko Nekundi, Namibia Today editor Asser Ntinda and reporter Levi Upula have to fork out at least N$116 000 after false accusations against Tuliameni Kalomoh,
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MOSCOW - Russia, the nation that put the first man in space, has been so focused on high-earning oil and gas since communism collapsed that it may find it has no one left to drag the wider economy
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CHILDREN at the Kapako village situated east of Rundu in the Kavango Region’s Mukwe Constituency have not received education since the only school there, the Kapako Primary School, was closed in early
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THE Namibia Food and Allied Workers’ Union (Nafau) and Kavango Mills at Rundu have concluded negotiations on the retrenchment of half of the employees at the milling company.All 50 employees of
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IT’S been almost two weeks and still talk or action of possible alliances in the BBA house have been kept to a minimal. So far. What has been going down in the house, however, includes a dreadlocked
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NEW ORLEANS – Louisiana’s fragile marshes should recover from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in a matter of months and the environmental impact will be “quite small,” a leading expert said.The upbeat
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LONDON – A catalogue of “missed opportunities” led to the death of a seven-year-old girl who was starved by her mother, a serious case review found yesterday.Khyra Ishaq died at her Birmingham home in
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DENVER – A black bear attracted by the smell of a peanut butter sandwich managed to open the door of a car, climb in and got stuck, knocking the gear stick into neutral and sending the car rolling
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JOHANNESBURG – A 17-month-old tiger escaped from the back of a pick-up truck while it was being driven to a veterinary clinic in South Africa, triggering a helicopter search by police and wildlife
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BERLIN – Fresh accusations emerged yesterday that the under-fire mayor of Duisburg in Germany had ignored warnings that the Love Parade was a disaster waiting to happen, as the death toll rose to
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NAMIBIA is amongst only three African governments that have adopted the United Nations’ guidelines for consumer protection. The other two countries are Mauritius and South Africa.According to the All
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Chasing the dots ... It’s all about honey! The honey pot, that source of soft tenders, access to cash flows and nice jobs that attracts the BEEs and those of intellectual malleability to dip their
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LONDON – BP’s vilified chief executive Tony Hayward resigned yesterday as the British oil giant revealed the Gulf of Mexico disaster will cost over US$32 billion after causing a record quarterly
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JOHANNESBURG – Independent consultant Ted Blom has called on African governments to create a favourable business environment to increase the appetite of mining companies to enter the
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THE Southern African Development Community (SADC) is moving in the right direction in terms of harmonising regional statistics, the President of the National Institute of Statistics of Mozambique has
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KAMPALA – The African Development Bank (AfDB) is expected to nearly double its infrastructure funding on the continent in five years’ time to US$10 billion to accelerate economic growth, a senior
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KAMPALA – The African Union (AU) has said the continent must turn ever more to China for its development because conditions and checks often stalled the flow of funds from Western nations and the
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O PENA omalongekidho okutotapo endiki lyomapekaapeko muumbugantu wAfrica opo li ninge omapekaapeko kombinga yelunduluko lyombepo moshitopolwa. Endika ta li kala noku ithanwa, Regional Science
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K OMANDA gwOpolisi mOkalongo mOshitopolwa sha Musati Warranda Offisa Annanias Nahango, kepulo, okwa lombwela The Namibian oshiwike shika kutya ya kwata po ishewe aakwashigwana ye li
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E PANGELO pamwe nahahende ndjai oya zimine kutya egeelo edhigu ndyoka ompango yuufuthi wiimuna ya gandja oli li pondje yekotampango.Ezimino ndika kutya ompango ndjika ota yi ipumumumwe nekotampango
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O MBELEWA yomiyalu moshilongo oya tegelelwa yi kiithikamene ongo ehangano lyepangelo mbala.Pethimbo ndika ombelewa ndjika oha yi longo ongo oshikondo shi li kohi yoKommissi yomathaneko
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O NKUNDANA ye tu zilila mEenhana mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena otayi ti kutya Omaulikilo gIipindi gokomumvo ga Eenhana oga tamekele Omaandaha ngaka ga zi ko geti 26 Juli 2010 notaga kala ko sigo ometi
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ELEVEN Arrows coach Johannes ‘Congo’ Hindjou says his charges are fired up and ready to take on the mighty ‘Amakhosi’ in their ‘once in a lifetime’ international friendly this weekend.Speaking to The
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THE Namibian Basketball Federation has successfully established it’s 13th regional association. “After almost a year of basketball restructuring, the interim committee is proud to state that the
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THE Namibian Under 18 Fistball Team finished fifth at the fourth U18 Fistball World Cup in Lloret de Mar, Spain over the weekend.In their first match they faced Brazil and lost the match in two
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THE Namibian National Youth Table Tennis championships were held last Saturday, at the JLT Beukes Primary School, in Rehoboth. The tournament, organised by the Namibian Table Tennis Association
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ROME- Star teenage Italian forward Mario Balotelli’s agent on Monday denied that his client has signed a deal with Manchester City.Earlier reports in the Italian press claimed the 19-year-old Inter
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GLASGOW - Rangers manager Walter Smith revealed yesterday his interest in signing two of South Africa’s World Cup stars Bongani Khumalo and Katlego Mphela.Talks have already taken place between Ibrox
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NEW Brazil coach Mano Menezes made wholesale changes with only four survivors from the World Cup when he named his squad on Monday for next month’s friendly against the United States.Dani Alves,
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BARCELONA are close to reaching an agreement for a deal to sign Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas, according to El Mundo Deportivo. Real Madrid’s Netherlands international Royston Drenthe is not on his
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FIFTY-eight players took part in a thrilling Kallie’s Tennis School tournament over the weekend at the Sport Klub Windhoek sports grounds. Top ranked American based tennis ace Jean Erasmus lost his
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THE Brave Gladiators lost 4-3 to Borussia Bocholt in a friendly match they played as part of their tour to Germany on Sunday. The three goals for the Gladiators were scored by Merrelle Polster, Emma
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AS of this morning, former NBC boss Gerry Munyama (54), finds himself alone in the dock in the High Court in Windhoek.His co-accused, Engelbrecht Theodor (44), was discharged from the case today.
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