63 Articles found on Tuesday, 8 June 2010
08-06-2010
GOVERNMENT has to review and strengthen laws governing the mining sector so that better monitoring can be done of mining operations and the rehabilitation process of mining sites once the lifespan of
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LONDON/JOHANNESBURG – Spain are favourites to be crowned World Cup champions, narrowly ahead of Brazil, according to a global field of 74 soccer fan economists polled by Reuters.Twenty-four
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa will open the continent’s first high-speed rail link today, just in time to whisk a mass influx of World Cup fans Cup from the country’s main airport into uptown
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BERLIN – The commercial aviation industry, battered by plunging sales and fallout from the Icelandic ash cloud, is at last emerging from a steep downturn, the International Air Transport Association
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WASHINGTON – With the euro reeling from a budget crisis and the yen tarnished by political turmoil, the US dollar is stamping its mark as the top safe haven and international reserve currency.Even a
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BUSAN – Europe is close to completing stress tests on its banks to gauge their ability to withstand a market slump and the results should be published to help restore market confidence, top European
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TOKYO – In his first speech after taking charge of the world’s second-biggest economy last week, Japan’s new Prime Minister Naoto Kan identified his biggest challenge: ending two decades of
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CARACAS, Venezuela – President Hugo Chavez has announced plans to take over more private companies in Venezuela and also said his government should review the use of water by transnational companies
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PRAGUE – Warnings by Hungary’s new government about the risk of a debt crisis have caused investors to reassess the safe-haven status of Eastern Europe, and may fuel more volatility in markets as the
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THE mass vaccination campaign against lung sickness among cattle in the western Kavango Region has been extended by another week.The two-month-long lung sickness vaccination campaign kicked off at the
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THE Millennium Challenge Account Namibia (MCA-N) programme has launched a grant system to stimulate sustainable cultivation of and trade in indigenous pants like hoodia, marula, Kalahari melon seed,
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MEATCO is facilitating the establishments of 70 crush pens in the Northern Communal Areas (NCAs) after plans to establish a feedlot at Etunda near Ruacana under the auspices of the Agriculture
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SEOUL – North Korean leader Kim Jong Il’s brother-in-law was promoted and a premier who apologised for a currency debacle was replaced yesterday in a rare parliamentary session with strong signs that
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LONDON – The family of a taxi driver who killed 12 people including his twin brother in a shooting rampage in northern England said they had no clue what sparked his rampage.Derrick Bird, 52, killed
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Gaza blockade a failure, border stays open SHARM EL-SHEIKH - An Egyptian security official declared the blockade of Gaza a failure yesterday and said his country will keep its border with the
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KADUMA - Health workers have set up emergency treatment centres in northern Nigeria for scores of children suffering from lead poisoning and are racing to contain contamination which has already
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JOHANNSBURG - The “extremely harsh” contempt of court jail sentence imposed on the editor of Zambia’s Post could set a bad example for other countries in the region, the South African National
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GABORONE - Four MPs have broken away from Botswana’s ruling party to launch the Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD), which an analyst says could radically change the country’s political
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LONDON – Television mogul Simon Cowell picked up an honorary award for his contribution to the entertainment industry at the British Academy Television Awards on Sunday.‘Britain’s Got Talent’ and ‘X
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UNIVERSAL CITY, California – The hunks from ‘Twilight’. A girl-on-girl kiss. Katy Perry and Christina Aguilera in skimpy costumes. The MTV Movie Awards were all they could be on Sunday.The irreverent
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OMATHIGATHANOLANDITHO giiyamakuti yUuministeli wEgameno lyUuntshtwe nOmatalelopo ya ningwa mEtitano, oya zi oshimaliwa shOondola oomiliyuna heyali oshinkwanu yimwe.Iiyamakuti mbyoka ya landithwa po
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JOHANNESBURG – Mosiuoa Lekota oye natango e li Omupresidende gwOkongresa yAantu, Ompangu yopombanda mu Johannnesburg osho ya tokola. Omupanguli Rami Mathopo okwa ti oshigongi moka mwa li mwa ningwa
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KAMPALA – Etokolo lyEpangelo lya Uganda okukala inali hiya Omupresidende gwa Sudan, Omar El-Bashir koshigongi shEhangano lyUukumwe wAafrika, otashi ulike kutya iilonga yOmpangu ya International
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OMULUMENTU gumwe po Aroab okwa pewa egeelo lyoomvula 35 mokakuma, sho a monika ondjo medhipago lyomukulukadhi gwe oomvula ntano dha piti po.Paul Steenkamp okwa li a dhipaga omukulukadhi gwe pamukalo
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JOHANNESBURG – Eghangano egandji lyomauyelele kombinga yoshiponga shomukithi gwo HIV-AIDS mu South Afrika olya ningi ehololomadhiladhilo, lya geela ehangano ekondololi lyuudhano wetangano lyokoompadhi
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MEME gwoomvula 29 Letisia Bernardu gwokOshikango mOukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena, okwa mona eyambeko lya Kalunga sho e mu pa elongo, ano a mona uunona utatu mesiku limwe, auhe uukadhona, e wu
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OMUKALIMO gwomOlukanda Evululuko mOshakati mOshitopolwa sha Shana,tate Jonas Livingi gwoomvula 45 oku li i itsa omutse koongolo sho egumbo lye, enene, lyIipeleki, lyomala gane lya pipo thiluthilu
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JOHANNESBURG – World Cup organisers said today that a stampede outside a warm-up match had nothing to do with FIFA and sought to reassure fans on security ahead of the tournament’s kick-off in four
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JOHANNESBURG – Bafana Bafana star Benni McCarthy – who is married – was left out of the final World Cup team after he apparently entertained women in the early hours of the morning in his luxury hotel
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JOHANNESBURG – The setting is unique but a succession of pre-tournament injuries and the lessons of past World Cups outside Europe suggest the football at Africa’s first finals will resonate to
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NAMIBIA bowed out of the Safaricom Sevens tournament on Sunday after pushing Argentina into extra time only to lose 24-19 in their Bowl semi-final encounter. Hosts Kenya edged out the Emerging Boks
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RENOWNED Namibian boxing promoter and trainer Nestor ‘Sunshine’ Tobias paid homage to the supporters of ousted WBA world lightweight champion Paulus ‘Hitman’ Moses yesterday. In the aftermath of the
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JOHANNESBURG - Ten Argentine football hooligans who were supposedly planning acts of violence at the World Cup have been detained at South Africa’s main airport and are to be deported.A South African
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DF Vogelhubert won the Player of the Year award at the Centre for Cricket Development’s CCD Cricket Awards on Friday night.The burly 24-year-old off-spinner was the club’s leading wicket taker during
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PARIS – It has been a long journey back from the pit of despair for Rafael Nadal but he completed it in style on Sunday to win a fifth French Open title.The 24-year-old Spaniard looks to be back to
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* IT is a shame to see City Police taking mass advantage of innocent drivers by giving traffic fines to those who had no idea of the changes in Werner List Street at Shoprite in town. Please City of
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LONDON – Television mogul Simon Cowell picked up an honorary award for his contribution to the entertainment industry at the British Academy Television Awards on Sunday.'Britain's Got Talent' and 'X
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BARELY six months after a Walvis Bay couple got married and just three days after the wife’s 35th birthday, Catherine Slippers sustained such serious burn wounds that she later died.The woman’s
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THE Döbra Solar Development Project has handed over 30 solar cookers to families living in the Okahandja Park informal settlement on the outskirts of Windhoek.The building of the solar cookers was
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FARMERS in the Mangetti area of the Oshikoto Region are complaining about lions, presumably escaped from the Etosha National Park, that are killing their livestock.Farmer Johannes Itoolwa says three
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“AN accused who robs or steals from tourists who come to visit Namibia and boost the tourism industry commits a serious crime.”So said Magistrate Benhardt Tjatjara before he sent a thief who had
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A REHOBOTH teenager appeared in the town’s magistrate’s court yesterday on charges of murder and concealment of birth after the Police found the decomposing body of a baby at the town on Friday.The
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A CATALOGUE wildlife auction on Friday earned the Ministry of Environment and Tourism N$7,1 million.On offer were eight black rhinos and 19 sable antelopes. Conducted by Agra on behalf of the
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MEMBERS of the Namibia Emerging Commercial Farmers’ Union (NECFU) met at Okahandja yesterday for the union’s inaugural congress and the election of an executive committee.The two-day congress’s agenda
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STATE House and Foreign Affairs have both shrugged off responsibility for a diplomatic reshuffle rumoured to take place soon. Both organs pleaded ignorance and pointed to the other as being
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GOVERNMENT has to review and strengthen laws governing the mining sector so that better monitoring can be done of mining operations and the rehabilitation process of mining sites once the lifespan of
read08-06-2010
LONDON/JOHANNESBURG – Spain are favourites to be crowned World Cup champions, narrowly ahead of Brazil, according to a global field of 74 soccer fan economists polled by Reuters.Twenty-four
read08-06-2010
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa will open the continent’s first high-speed rail link today, just in time to whisk a mass influx of World Cup fans Cup from the country’s main airport into uptown
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BERLIN – The commercial aviation industry, battered by plunging sales and fallout from the Icelandic ash cloud, is at last emerging from a steep downturn, the International Air Transport Association
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WASHINGTON – With the euro reeling from a budget crisis and the yen tarnished by political turmoil, the US dollar is stamping its mark as the top safe haven and international reserve currency.Even a
read08-06-2010
BUSAN – Europe is close to completing stress tests on its banks to gauge their ability to withstand a market slump and the results should be published to help restore market confidence, top European
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TOKYO – In his first speech after taking charge of the world’s second-biggest economy last week, Japan’s new Prime Minister Naoto Kan identified his biggest challenge: ending two decades of
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CARACAS, Venezuela – President Hugo Chavez has announced plans to take over more private companies in Venezuela and also said his government should review the use of water by transnational companies
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PRAGUE – Warnings by Hungary’s new government about the risk of a debt crisis have caused investors to reassess the safe-haven status of Eastern Europe, and may fuel more volatility in markets as the
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The IJG Business Climate Index slowed for the second consecutive month in April, fanning concerns about the recovery of local business confidence. The index, released yesterday by the Institute of
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THE debate around a Basic Income Grant (BIG) stands for a significant discourse. Critics tend to sweep essential parts of this discourse under the carpet. They tend to downplay if not ignore the
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THE Namibia Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has promised to broadcast 56 of the Fifa World Cup games live starting this Friday. At 14h00, the first game kicks off between host country South Africa
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The IJG Business Climate Index slowed for the second consecutive month in April, fanning concerns about the recovery of local business confidence. The index, released yesterday by the Institute of
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GAZA CITY – Israeli forces yesterday shot dead four Palestinian ‘commandos’ off Gaza as the Jewish state scrambled to cope with mounting fallout over an earlier deadly sea battle.A week after Israeli
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MURDER victim Phenny Ipinge, who died at the hands of her own son near the end of 2006, was stabbed 39 times in the attack that ended her life.A report on the autopsy done on Ipinge’s body after she
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THE young traditional chief of the Ovambanderu community, Keharanjo II Nguvauva, yesterday denied that he was kidnapped on Saturday from his older brother’s Katutura house and said he was well and
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AIR Namibia, TransNamib and the Roads Contractor Company (RCC) have ended at the bottom of a new survey in which local executives rated the performance of state-owned enterprises (SOEs).“Close Air
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Such a proposal is devastating for Namibia’s sheep industry. – Sources in Keetmanshoop said referring to a proposal by the Brukkaros Abattoir to the Ministry of Finance to cancel the six-year-old
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