56 Articles found on Tuesday, 15 June 2010
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PARIS - Although preparing for their own tournaments takes centre stage, top champions from other sports are not immune to World Cup fever.So it is that the likes of Usain Bolt, Roger Federer, Rafael
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AN impressive standard of badminton was played at the annual Namibian Closed Badminton Championships that took place on Saturday at the SKW hall in Windhoek. T he championships gave a clear
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BIRMINGHAM, England – Top seed Li Na of China won the WTA Birmingham title at Edgbaston and returned to the world’s top 10 after beating second-seeded Russian Maria Sharapova 7-5, 6-1 here on
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THERE were three shock results on the opening day of the IRB Nations Cup in Bucharest with Georgia, Namibia and Italy ‘A’ scoring stunning upsets. Rugby World Cup 2011-bound Georgia upset defending
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THERE were three shock results on the opening day of the IRB Nations Cup in Bucharest with Georgia, Namibia and Italy ‘A’ scoring stunning upsets. Rugby World Cup 2011-bound Georgia upset defending
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THE FNB WHS Sports Festival came to an end with Windhoek High School (WHS) taking top honours on the last day.Hosts WHS played the final rugby game against Charlie Hofmeyr of Ceres, South Africa. In
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ENGLAND’s World Cup campaign suffered a further blow yesterday when it emerged that Ledley King is unlikely to play any further part in the tournament.The Tottenham Hotspur centre-back suffered a
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SALES of condoms jumped five-fold in South Korea as fans celebrated after the nation’s football players rose to the occasion in their opening World Cup game against Greece.About a million red-shirted
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GERMANY captain Philipp Lahm said his side were now focused on Friday’s opponents Serbia and securing their place in the last 16 after a 4-0 rout of 10-man Australia. A win over the Serbs in Port
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PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa – Two of the world’s finest footballers were set to grace the World Cup stage here on Tuesday as Portugal open their campaign against top African hopes Ivory
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SMS Of The Day VUVUZELAS – that is all you hear. No fans singing; no more hearing fans cheering their teams. Everything is overpowered by the vuvuzela. – Semi anti-vuvuzela Food for
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“I COULD not accept it, my heart could not accept it; I was shocked and I was confused.”This was how businessman and murder suspect Lazarus Shaduka (37) yesterday described his emotional state upon
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ONE AND A HALF years after the Windhoek Public Library in the city centre was closed for renovations, it remains shut to the despair and frustration of the public and library staff.“This is a big
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PARIS - A trio of crusty veterans are gearing up for one last charge at the World Cup in South Africa.David James, Thierry Henry and Nwankwo Kanu may be nearing the end of distinguished service for
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THE former CEO of Barden International in Namibia, Audley ‘Kano’ Smith, has been appointed Honorary Consul of the Republic of Namibia to the State of Michigan in February 2010. The position was
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A VETERAN thief with 11 previous convictions, Alfeus Nafuka, was slapped with two five-year jail terms in the Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court on Friday.The 33-year-old man’s previous convictions range
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EGANDJO lyolusheno komikunda ota li ende kashona, oshoka iimaliwa omolwa iilonga mbika omathimbo ogendji iishona.Omutotimpango gwoSwapo megumbo etiyali lyopashigwana, Dorothy Kabula okwa indile
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OMUPAPA Benedict XVI okwa lombwele oombaanga dha Europa naanambelewa yomahumithikomeho kutya oompumbwe dhaantu odho dha simana pethimbo taya kongo omayamukulo kombinga yeshongo lya taalela omahupilo
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MEYA omupe mewiliko lyoshilando shokuumbugantu, Arnold Losper gwongundu yoCoD okwa ti ota ka katukila onkatu mboka taya ka monika ondjo mokulonga uulingilingi.Elondodho ndika Losper okwe li ningi
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ONGUNDU yaanawino oya gandja iizemo yomakonakono gawo kombinga yedhiladhilo lyepangelo okufutila omagumbo ga hepa ondando yomeya ngoka haya longitha.Edhiladhilo ndika olya etelwepo omimvo ndatu dha
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EHANAGANO lyopashigwana lyaalongi [NANTU] ota li tsikile noku nika nika elombwelo lyepangelo ndyoka lya lepeke ootundi dhawo dhiilonga sigo opotundi ontine yokomatango.Amushanga ndjayi gwehangano
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MEME gwomunangeshefa a tseyika nawa, Frieda Paulus gwomOshigambo mOndonga mOshitopolwa sha Shikoto, okwa mana oondjenda dhe ongula yoSoondaha moshipangeloo sha Nandjokwe konima yuuwehame.Otaku tiwa
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OONAKULWA aakulu oya pumbwa ehungomwenyo kombinga yomaudhigu konima yiita yekondjelomanguluko, oya pumbwa ekwatho lyopaunamiti, nokonyala oodola 3 000 omwedhi kehe ngele iimaliwa iishona ye na oku
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OFAALAMA yokumuna oohi poKeetmanshoop yedhina Fonteintjie otayi kondjo opo yi kale miilonga natango, okuza tuu nkene ya tamekele nemuno lyoohi momumvo 2006.Pahapu dhomunawino muuministeli woohi,
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ELELO lyoSwapo lyoshitopolwa sha Hardap olya ulike okwaana einekelo kwalyo, momukwatakanithi gwongundu moshitopolwa, Nico Mungenga pamwe na amushanga gwo mauyelele gwopashigwana, Jerry Ekandjo.Ewiliko
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ONDANDO yomahooli oya tegelelwa yi shune pevi oshiwike shika. Ominista yOomina noonkondo, Isak Katali okwa koleke shika mehulilo shiwike lya piti.Ondando yomahooli gomaludhi agehe oya tegelelwa yi gwe
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A YEAR ago the sound emanating from the vuvuzela (the popular plastic trumpet blown at soccer matches in South Africa) was perceived as an abhorrent phenomenon by those not familiar with South African
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WHEN I saw Minister Kazenambo Kazenambo grappling with the business of managing young people referred to as ‘struggle children’ born in exile, I remembered my problems during my tenure as Dean of
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KALAMAZOO - Hamburgers, fries, punches and chairs all were thrown during a fight involving customers and employees of a fast food restaurant in Kalamazoo, MIchigan that ended with two arrests.Police
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LUXEMBOURG - Israel has agreed in principle to greatly ease its blockade of the Gaza Strip, allowing in everyday goods while ensuring arms and military material stay out, Middle East envoy Tony Blair
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DURBAN – Several people were injured when protesting security guards threw bottles at the office of a security manager at the Moses Mabhida Stadium, in Durban, at 01h30 yesterday police said.“Security
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BEIJING – Tigers mauled a man to death after he entered their enclosure with his son at a northern Chinese wildlife park, police and a park spokesperson said yesterday.Staff at the Qingling Wildlife
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BERLIN – An alleged Mossad spy from Israel wanted in connection with the hit-squad slaying of a Hamas agent in Dubai has been arrested in Poland, officials said on Saturday.The man, using the name Uri
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OSH – Kyrgyzstan’s interim government said yesterday it had arrested a ‘well-known person’ on suspicion of fomenting the worst ethnic riots in 20 years, which have killed at least 117 and left cities
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LONDON - Britain’s Princes William and Harry began a six-day joint tour of southern Africa yesterday, which will see the brothers combine the World Cup with charity and conservation visits.William,
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ELECTRICITY tariffs for bulk consumers are expected to rise by 20 per cent a year over the next three to five years, the economic regulation manager of the Electricity Control Board (ECB) said
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PETROL prices will drop by between 26 cents and 29 cents per litre at one minute past midnight tonight, while the diesel price will fall by between 13 cents and 15 cents per litre.Different
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A YOUNG woman yesterday appeared in the Rundu Magistrate’s Court on a charge of concealment of birth. Wamunyima Mumbu (23) appeared before Magistrate William Kasitomo after she was arrested over the
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The offence of corruption is a serious and ugly offence. It is an offence that rots the core of a decent and honourable public administration. – Magistrate Sarel Jacobs told former Ministry of
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JOHANNESBURG – The World Cup opening concert in Soweto drew nearly 8,5 million television viewers in South Africa, the highest for an entertainment event in recent history.Thousands of people rocked
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LIVESTOCK may be moved again with a State permit in certain parts of the Caprivi Region after restrictions were imposed following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) on Impalila Island two
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SHEEP farmers have decided not to sell their animals to local abattoirs that offer low prices. This action will start on July 1. The Livestock Producers Forum (LPF) chaired by Pintile Davids agreed on
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THE Livestock Producers Forum (LPF) has said it noted “with disappointment” a letter sent by the Brukkaros Abattoir at Keetmanshoop recently, requesting Government to permanently close Namibian
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LONDON – British energy group BP said yesterday that its costs of sorting out the Gulf of Mexico oil spill had risen to about US$1,6 billion.“The cost of the response to date amounts to approximately
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LONDON – Zimbabwe’s political and military elites are using violence and their links to companies to exploit the country’s diamond wealth, a new report from campaign group Global Witness said
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DHAKA – Bangladeshi authorities yesterday asked factories across the capital Dhaka to shut during World Cup games so that power blackouts do not interrupt football fans watching the television.The two
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WASHINGTON – A team of US geologists and Pentagon officials has discovered vast mineral wealth in Afghanistan, conceivably enough to turn the scarred and impoverished country into one of the world’s
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MILAN – Italy’s public debt, one of the highest in the world, reached a record 1,812 trillion euros in April, the Bank of Italy said yesterday.The figure was a 0,8 per cent rise on the March level of
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DUBAI – Most Arab banks were insulated from the global financial crisis and generally able to weather the fallout, international ratings agency Moody’s said yesterday.“One key factor is that... banks
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LONDON – Britain’s new Office for Budget Responsibility offered a bleak outlook yesterday in its first forecasts for economic growth and public finances, setting a baseline for the new government’s
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BEIJING – China’s Foreign Ministry yesterday hit back at fresh calls by the United States for Beijing to let the yuan currency rise in value, saying the exchange rate was not to blame for the US trade
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LIQUID Petroleum Gas (LPG) has been hailed as a cheaper and more environmentally friendly vehicle fuel than conventional petrol and diesel, but if this is true, why has the concept been slow to take
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NEW passenger vehicle sales for May, increasing 15 per cent from April and 54 per cent from last May, suggest that the consumer is finding his feet again.A total of 376 new passenger cars were sold in
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A YOUNG woman who was accused of murdering a neighbour’s almost three-year-old daughter at Otjiwarongo close to four years ago was sentenced to a 20-year prison term yesterday.Salome Uwu-Khaes (24)
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THE search for a new director general (DG) at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation is at an advanced stage, with three corporate executives shortlisted. Sources close to the NBC said the new board
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PROMINENT Hardap Swapo Party members accused of having organised recent press conferences at which withering attacks were launched on senior party leaders face suspension from the party’s regional
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