53 Articles found on Thursday, 8 July 2010
08-07-2010
HARARE — Hwange Thermal Power Station has rehabilitated five units allowing the station to generate 540 megawatts, about 63 per cent of maximum capacity, The Herald reported yesterday.With six units
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AMSTERDAM/PARIS – Dutch airline KLM scrambled to put on extra planes to South Africa yesterday after the Netherlands reached the World Cup final, as airline alliance bosses limbered up for their own
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JOHANNESBURG – Fitch Ratings said in a special report yesterday that ongoing economic liberalisation and public investment will continue to underpin sub-Saharan Africa’s (SSA) economic prospects,
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SAO PAULO – Africa offers among the world’s best investment prospects as emerging markets grow ever more important, although its economies risk being destabilised by the slew of capital they stand to
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HARARE – Zimbabwe Finance Minister Tendai Biti yesterday urged the diamond watchdog Kimberley Process to clear the country to sell its diamonds, saying the government desperately needed the
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PARIS – The head of French nuclear group Areva ‘Atomic Anne’ Lauvergeon, a top woman in global business, is to stay in her post, a source close to the matter said, countering rumours she was to be
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s economic growth is expected to average three per cent in 2010 and recovery will remain fragile owing to developments in Europe, central bank Governor Gill Marcus said
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THE infrastructure deficit in Africa currently amounts, in monetary terms, to US$1,5 trillion, African Development Bank (AfDB) Vice-president and Chief Economist Mthuli Ncube has told Engineering News
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THE Namibian Coast Conservation and Management (Nacoma) project invites the coastal public to give input and comments on the development of environmental management plans for the towns of Lüderitz,
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CLIMATE change poses a serious threat to indigenous people such as Namibia’s Ovahimba people in the Kunene Region, who often live in marginal and fragile ecosystems, says a senior law lecturer at the
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Kinshasa – The death toll from last week’s devastating fuel truck explosion in the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to 245, a local official said on Tuesday.“So far we have 245 dead,” including
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NAIROBI – Kenya’s poorest women risk the deadly diseases related to poor sanitation because “endemic” sexual violence in the capital’s sprawling slums keeps them away from its communal toilets, a
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JOHANNESBURG – ANC Youth League president Julius Malema yesterday implored aspiring music producers to write political songs that people can dance to in nightclubs and that tell the story of South
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KIGALI – Rwanda has hit back at South Africa over “insinuations” it was behind an attempt to kill a dissident general, which some of Kigali’s opponents said was part of a pre-election purge of top
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JERUSALEM – Israel’s antiquities agency says workers found a century-old hand grenade in Jerusalem’s Old City.The Israel Antiquities Authority says workers doing restoration at the city’s historic
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LONDON – Police hunting suspected gunman Raoul Moat said yesterday they believed he was still in the vicinity of the rural Northumberland town of Rothbury.Northumberland Police said they had eased a
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LONDON – An independent British report into the leak of hundreds of e-mails from one of the world’s leading climate research centres has largely vindicated the scientists involved, a finding many in
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ADARE, Ireland – After another warm welcome from the Irish public, Tiger Woods turned curt and dismissive at a news conference on Tuesday when asked about his state of mind since the sex scandal
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LINDSAY Lohan broke down in tears as she was sentenced to 90 days in jail after violating her probation.The stunned actress sobbed as the Superior Court Judge Marsha Revel handed down the term and
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EPANDAANDA lya Gloudina momukunda gwa Ludwigsdorf, moWindhoek ota li kondjelwa koongundu mbali.Ehilathano ndika ngashingeyi oli li miikaha ya meya gwa Windhoek , Mathew Shikongo opo eli monene
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OPOLISI yopOtjiwarongo oya ningi esiku tayi, yi moshipala aalongi yiikulumuna moshitopolwa shOtjozondjupa.Omupopiliko gwopolisi moshitopolwa shoka, Marina Mueshifilua okwa koleke kutya opolisi
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OMULONGISIKOLA omukulu meme Saara Mutilifa, okwa manena oondjenda dhe mOshipangelo sha Venduka meti 19 Juni 2010 konima yuuwehame nomepipi lyomimvo 64.Meme Saara omvalele yomOkadila kaHaihambo yaNgolo
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OMPANGO ndjoka ta yi indike aanwi yomakaya yaa hile omakaya shaampoka,unene tuu mombaa, momahala gokunwina okoothiwa, moositola nenge mookefe, ina yi tulwa natango miillonga.Ompango ndjika oya
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ONGALASHE yOmahooli yedhina Okahao Servise Station mOkahao moshitopowla sha Musati, yomusamane, Andreas Anguuo, omasiku ga zi ko oya gandja omagano gomatanga koosipana dhEtanga lyokoompadhi
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OKABINETE oka tokola opo omashangitho gomaso ga ninge iilonga yokiitopolwa niikandjo hogololo. Shika okabinete okati osha pumbwa oku ningwa opo oonzapo dhomaso dhi vule okugandjwa piipangelo noshowo
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EYALULO lyonyama yongombe ya Namibia paigwana ota li ka kolekwa nokutseyithilwa uuyuni tashi pitile moprograma yo television yehangano lyokutuma omawi mombepo lya Britain [BBC].Namibia oku na omukalo
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EDHIPAGO lyoombwa dhomomeya konyala omayovi 86 000 komunkulofuta gwa Namibia olya tameka. Ominista Yoohi niinima yomefuta, Bernard Esau okwa ti oshinima shika osha simana komahupilo goshilongo.Okwa
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CAPE TOWN – Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez praised his players on Tuesday, saying their narrow World Cup semi-final defeat to the Netherlands proved they can mix it with football’s powerhouses.The tiny
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NAMIBIAN boxer Vikapita ‘Beast Master’ Meroro departs for Germany on Sunday to challenge for the World Boxing Organisation (WBO) light-heavyweight title against German champion Juergen
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THE Karas and Omaheke regions yesterday formally submitted their bids to host next year’s The Namibian Newspaper Cup.The two regions emerged as the top contenders for Namibia’s most popular youth
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FNB Namibia yesterday announced that one more client stands a chance to win a ticket to the final game of the 2010 Fifa World Cup on Sunday. Madri Frewer, Marketing Manager of FNB Namibia, said:
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THE HAGUE – Dutch football fans scrambled yesterday for pricey, last-minute tickets to South Africa as the country went football crazy after reaching the World Cup final for the first time in 32
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ARENBERG, France – Cadel Evans launched his 2010 yellow jersey bid in the most unlikely of places on Tuesday, on cobblestones that played havoc with Lance Armstrong’s futile bid not to lose time to
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JOHANNESBURG – Caster Semenya will make her comeback at a European meet but is not fit enough to compete at the world junior championships in Canada, the 800-metre world champion’s coach said
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* AS we did on the opening day, let’s equip ourselves with soccer shirts and vuvuzelas this weekend to officially bid farewell to Fifa 2010 Africa, the most spectacular event on earth. – Nado Food
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CAPE TOWN – Giovanni van Bronckhorst has only one better way to say goodbye for good. That is to score in his last competitive game as well, and finally give the Netherlands the World Cup.“I hope it
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THE second man accused of robbing and murdering 4x4 trail mapmaker Jan Joubert in a remote part of the Omaheke Region four years ago made conflicting self-incriminating statements to the Police after
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WINDHOEK – Prime Minister Nahas Angula has called on the tourism sector to help keep Air Namibia afloat, and recommended a marginal increase of the tourism levy to “compensate the national airliner
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THE Otjiwarongo Police have uncovered a mini stock-theft syndicate after they arrested a woman at Otjiwarongo for possession of illegal beef. The woman, Johanna Mengela (26), led the Police to Maffoji
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NAMIBIAN farmers are on renewed alert following the outbreak of the deadly Rift Valley fever (RVF) in the Erongo Region.Dr Cleopas Bamhare, acting chief veterinary officer in the Ministry of
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THE Mineworkers’ Union of Namibia (MUN) Oranjemund branch is confident that its 1 107 paid-up members at Namdeb will vote in favour of a wage strike. Workers started voting on Tuesday on whether to
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INFORMATION provided to the investigating officer in the Gerry Munyama fraud case that the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) owed no money to Khomas Engineering CC aroused suspicion as to why
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DELEGATES to a meeting of opposition parties to discuss a possible coalition for this year’s regional and municipal elections yesterday remained tight-lipped about the outcome of the talks.The meeting
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THE //Naosan /Aes community has demanded that Government immediately withdraw the criminal case against nine of its members and that “the land issue” should be addressed as a matter of urgency.At the
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AN awareness campaign against alcohol abuse was launched in Windhoek on Tuesday.The ‘Stand Up!’ campaign involves the Ministry of Health and Social Services, NGOs, the Windhoek City Police, the
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CAPE TOWN – Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk has praised his side for reaching their first World Cup final in 32 years – but said their achievement counts for nothing yet.The Netherlands’ 3-2 win over
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THE planned gigantic multi-billion-dollar investment in the Etango uranium mine near Goanikontes and the scenic moon landscape east of Swakopmund will not only make the tourism hot spot lose its
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PARIS – A French court yesterday convicted Manuel Noriega of money-laundering and sentenced Panama’s former dictator to seven years in jail after he spent two decades in a US prison.The 76-year-old
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A HEATED debate, centered around regional and gender concerns, has emerged in the ruling party Swapo with two years to go ahead of the 2012 Swapo congress that will name President Hifikepunye
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THE record defamation judgement of N$175 000 that Windhoek Mayor Matheus Shikongo won against the Informanté weekly tabloid, its editor and its printer in the High Court early last year was reduced to
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IN what is expected to be a big discussion point at its upcoming congress in September, the top leadership of the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) has announced its decision to cut ties with
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Some of the ‘struggle children’ lying on the grass at the John ya Otto Nankudu Stadium in Wanaheda, where they have been camping since June 20. The Ministry of Youth said it had nothing to discuss
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The alcohol policy will focus on reducing alcohol accessibility and restricting of alcohol advertising as it promotes misuse of alcohol and motivates people to buy and drink alcohol. – Renie Adams,
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