55 Articles found on Thursday, 17 June 2010
17-06-2010
DAVID Amunyela from Omutsegwondjamba village in the Oshikoto Region is up in arms with village sub-headman Job Shangadi, who he claims has given away his mahangu field to the Namibian ambassador to
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A FORMER Namdeb bus driver was yesterday fined N$350 000, without an option of a deferred payment, or seven years’ imprisonment for stealing diamonds from his employer. Another five years’
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ARGENTINA coach Diego Maradona hit out at Brazilian legend Pele and Uefa president Michel Platini as the war of words between the former playing greats continued yesterday. Maradona was speaking to
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1954 - Hungary beat South Korea 9-0 in a Group 2 match. The nine-goal margin remains the highest margin at the finals. It is matched in 1974 by Yugoslavia, who beat Zaire 9-0 and the Hungarians
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The first leg of the 2010 Old Mutual Victory Race Series will once again take place at Oshakati in the Oshana region where hundreds of athletes are expected to participate in the vent this
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NAMIBIA’S Welwitschias continued their good showing at the IRB Nations Cup in Romania when they claimed yet another major scalp, this time Scotland.The impressive 23-20 victory by the gutsy Namibians
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UNAM student Augusta Sethie is aiming to follow in the footsteps of Brave Gladiators head coach Jacqueline Shipanga and become a world-renowned sports administrator when she jets off for a sports
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LARS Lagerback says the Super Eagles reacted well to the defeat by Argentina by refusing to let their heads drop, and are now focused on getting their first win of the 2010 World Cup today against
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JOHANNESBURG – Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-Sung insists his South Korean side are capable of defeating Argentina when the unbeaten Group B rivals clash today at the World Cup.Last Saturday
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TOKYO – North Korea’s first World Cup finals goal for 44 years against five-time winners Brazil brought delight to the isolated communist nation’s fans and stoked dreams of reunification with South
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NELSPRUIT, South Africa – Chile secured a first World Cup win in 48 years by edging Honduras 1-0 yesterday through a late first-half goal from striker Jean Beausejour.The Group H success ended a
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DURBAN, South Africa – World Cup favourites Spain crashed to a shock 1-0 defeat to unfancied Switzerland in their opening game of the tournament here yesterday.A rock-solid defence and a tremendous
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SMS Of The Day I AM really impressed by seeing Namibians in different colour codes for their favourite Fifa World Cup teams discussing together around tables. Why can’t they do that in
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NAMIBIA got off lightly from the recent outbreak of Rift Valley fever (RVF), which caused the agricultural sector revenue losses of millions of dollars.However, should farmers not take precautionary
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AN investigation has been launched into the claims of a young Caprivi woman whose baby died at Katima Mulilo State Hospital a few hours after her premature birth in late May.Coming on the heels of
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THE recent public outcry against a proposed 35 per cent power price hike was “mainly based on misinformation” – something the media should be held responsible for, NamPower MD Paulinus Shilamba said
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AANIILONGA oyendji moshilongo mboka ta ya tungu eliko lyoshilongo ndyoka ta li, liwa ashike komwaalu omushona, ohaya zi momagumbo giinyakwi okuya kiilonga yawo.Aaniilonga mbaka ishewe ohaya ende
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OMAHANGANO gomahooli mo Namibia oga tindi okutaamba omahooli ngoka taga landithwa kehangano lyepangelo lyokulanditha omahooli, Namcor.Omahooli ngaka taga tindwa komahangano ngaka otaga zi kehangano
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OMUWILIKI gwehangano lyomatalelopo lya Namibia[Namibia Wildlife Resorts] okwa ti oshikondo shomatalelopo sho moshilongo osha tala ko China ongo ehala hoka ta ku zi aatalelipo.Tobie Aupindi okwa ti
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MOSHIFO sheti 3 Juni 2010, pepandja eti 25, mEhokololo li li kohi yoshipalanyolo tashi ti .Oomeme ye na ombuto ya maashinga , omu na uuyelele tau ti Meme Vicky Noa naye okwa kuthwa oshivalelo she,
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AAMUNI yoonzi oya tokola opo kaa ya landithe iimuna yawo kuutomeno mboka wu na oondando dhi li pevi.Etokolo ndika ota li tulwa miilonga oku za mulyotango lyomwedhi tu uka.Omunashipundi gwaamuni
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OMUPERESIDENDE Hifikepunye Pohamba okwa hala omayakulo gepangelo ga gandjwe nondjungu nopwaana omakwatakwato.Pohamba okwa hala woo okumona iilonga ta yi longwa neendelelo noshowo ta yi gandjwa
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MEME Frieda Paulus Elifas, ngoka a manene oondjenda dhe mOshipangelo sha Nandjokwe ongula onene yOsoondaha ya zi ko konima yuuwehame nomepipi lyomimvo omilongohamano nayimwe lwaampoka, ota fumvikwa
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KONYALA aalongwa 19 000 moshitopolwa shelongo sha Swakopmund oyena okulongwa kaalongi ye li 600.Okwa kundanekwa kutya oshitopolwa shoka opamwe nErongo alihe oya taalela eshongo lyonkalo yaalongi ya
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EHANGANO lyaaniimuna [Livestock Producers Forum] olya ti olya taamba ombilive yokatomeno ka Brukkaros poKeetmanshoop neiuvo lyo na yi.Okatomeno haka ke li popepi na Keetmanshoop oka nyolele epangelo
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SAN FRANCISCO – The United States judge weighing the constitutionality of gay marriage in a San Francisco courtroom yesterday will ask how weddings between gays and lesbians could undermine marriage
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OSH – Kyrgyzstan’s weak and undersupplied military attempted yesterday to regain control of the city of Osh, a major transit point for Afghan heroin and the epicenter of brutal rampages that have
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AMSTERDAM – Perhaps it was only a matter of time until the vuvuzela became a runaway hit on the iPhone.An application that mimics the incessant blasting of the plastic African trumpet, which has
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JOHANNESBURG – Seventeen Argentina fans considered a threat to World Cup stability would be deported following their detention by police yesterday morning, spokeswoman Brigadier Sally de Beer
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DRAGUIGNAN – Flash floods caused by torrential rain killed 15 people and left 12 missing near France’s Mediterranean coast, local officials said yesterday.More than 350 mm of rain fell on the Var
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THE insurance broker Financial Investments Services (FIS) has accused the Namibian Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa) of non-procedural conduct.Despite continued refusal to comment
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TWO men and a silver pistol. This is one of the sights that the sole survivor of a triple murder that took place at a house in Windhoek’s Kleine Kuppe area in early 2004 could recall when the trial
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THE jobs of about 180 Brukkaros Meat Processors workers are on the line because of their involvement in an illegal strike that cost the company N$300 000.A wage dispute between the management and
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IN A SURPRISE and stealthy legal manoeuvre, Evert Gous, the former lawyer of German extradition target Hans Jurgen Koch, has obtained a court order to remove all moveable assets from La Rochelle
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ENVIRONMENT and Tourism Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is the winner of the 2010 First National Bank Tourism Personality Award.This was announced at the annual gala dinner of the Federation of
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PARIS – Southern Ocean sperm whales are an unexpected ally in the fight against global warming, removing the equivalent carbon emissions from 40 000 cars each year thanks to their faeces.The cetaceans
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THE annual culling of thousands of Cape fur seal pups will start next month and animal rights groups are calling on Namibia to stop the killings and rather make money from the animals’ tourism
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South African President Jacob Zuma has paid homage to the late singer Busi Mhlongo who died as a result of breast cancer on Tuesday evening, calling her the ‘Queen of Maskanda music’.“She inspired the
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Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton on Tuesday sought to defuse a media furor he created by posting a picture on his Twitter account that seemed to suggest teen pop star Miley Cyrus had been photographed
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As you may have heard Donald Trump apparently wants Lindsay Lohan to compete in ‘Celebrity Apprentice’.But is a cutthroat and sometimes volatile reality show the best place for the embattled actress?
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LONDON – When UK supermarket group Sainsbury’s announced it would increase trade with Africa, few thought this meant they would add vuvuzelas to their product line.According to a spokesman for the
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THE 2010 edition of the popular ‘Guide to the Namibian Economy’ is now available. The book, written by economist Robin Sherbourne and published by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), has
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KUWAIT CITY – Record temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius in the desert state of Kuwait have placed it on the brink of a major power crisis and put the government under fire politically.The
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NEW DELHI – Afghanistan is to seek bids from global mining groups to extract the war-torn country’s near one trillion dollars of mineral wealth, its mines minister said.Wahidullah Shahrani said the
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MADRID – Spain’s borrowing costs soared yesterday to another record amid worries over the government’s finances and financial problems for banks in this troubled euro zone country.The interest rate
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PARIS – France is to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62 in 2018 in an effort to get the country’s spiralling public finances under control, the labour minister said yesterday.Eric Woerth called
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JOHANNESBURG – About 110 000 foreign visitors came to South Africa for the opening days of the World Cup, organisers said yesterday, with a similar number of South Africans also returning from
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ABUJA – Nigeria has cautioned Exxon Mobil about oil spills off the Niger Delta, saying while the output lost was minor it was worried by their frequency and the damage they could do to fragile coastal
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LONDON – Shares in BP PLC slipped in London trading yesterday ahead of what promises to be a tense meeting between the oil company’s chairman and President Barack Obama in Washington.Obama has vowed
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WASHINGTON – African nations must stop seeking handouts and begin tough structural reforms, especially on trade, if they truly want to improve their economies, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
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The US took almost 300 years to develop and France about 200 years. Namibia is a young country. – Foreign Affairs Minister Utoni Nujoma said in Parliament on Tuesday following a motion in by APP
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WORLD Refugee Day has significance for many Namibians who lived in refugee camps in exile during the liberation struggle and this year’s theme should inspire those who had fled countries where the
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HEIDELBERG, South Africa – With the World Cup in full swing in South Africa, many rugby-obsessed Afrikaners are embracing football like never before.But because rugby is so deeply rooted in the
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BLANTYRE – Kamudo Yohane had never seen a screen as big as the 54-centimetre television set up in a shantytown outside Blantyre, where hundreds of people huddle to watch World Cup matches.“I’ve never
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THE 64 ‘struggle children’ who hade been camping at the Oluno army base near Ondangwa since last week, demanding recruitment into the NDF, have been convinced to return to their camp at Berg
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