46 Articles found on Wednesday, 10 March 2010
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MORE than 300 Namibians are discussing the upcoming Budget on The Namibian’s Facebook site, a platform especially created by the newspaper for taxpayers to openly speak their minds on how Government
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MOSCOW – Russia’s central bank is suggesting that pawnshops are taking advantage of the credit crunch in boosting their lending by 18 per cent. The bank said in its annual report last week that
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JOHANNESBURG – The world needs to prepare for the next economic crisis, even as it begins to recover from the worst recession since the Great Depression, the head of the International Monetary Fund
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People, Politics, Policies and Power Play (2) POLICY development is plotting direction and actions to provide guidance to all members of a grouping to achieve desired outcomes, in this case, Namibia;
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SOUTH Africa’s Competition Commission has said its investigations into price fixing in the supply of bitumen has revealed that oil majors engaged in collusive conduct as recently as December 2009.Oil
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BRUSSELS – The European Union (EU) plans to create a European Monetary Fund to better coordinate the economies of the 16 countries that use the euro and prevent financial debacles such as the Greek
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NAIROBI – African governments should break Internet monopolies to help lower the price of access, the body in charge of assigning online addresses said yesterday.Rod Beckstrom, chief executive of the
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s genetically modified (GM) crop area rose 16,7 per cent to 2,16 million hectares in the 2009-10 season from 1,81 million ha in the season before, an industry report showed
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JOHANNESBURG - Struggle stalwart Winnie Madikizela-Mandela bitterly lashed out at Nelson Mandela in an interview published in the London Evening Standard this week.She said South Africa’s first
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KINSHASA – Troops killed seven hippopotamuses, four elephants and six monkeys, including two chimpanzees, last month in a national park in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), an environmental
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Dhaka – Eight Bangladeshi children received treatment in hospital after being caned by their headmistress for forgetting to bring coloured pencils to school, police said yesterday. “She went on the
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LONDON – Britain’s Home Secretary announced new plans yesterday to clamp down on dangerous dogs, including forcing owners to insure themselves against the risk of their pet attacking someone.The
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HARARE – Zimbabwe’s high court yesterday threw out a bid by an ally of President Robert Mugabe to nullify the election of the speaker of parliament from rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s
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Jhelum - A five-year-old British boy kidnapped in Pakistan nearly a week ago is alive and police are making progress in the investigation, a police official said yesterday.Sahil Saeed, who is of
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JOS - Nigerian troops were patrolling villages near the northern city of Jos yesterday after the massacre of more than 500 Christians there that sparked international shock and outrage.But survivors
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WASHINGTON - A new poll on Monday found signs of trouble ahead for President Barack Obama and his Democrats on national security issues such as the handling of terrorism suspects.The poll was
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OMUNONA gwomimvo omulongo nagumwe okwa si sho a pumwa kosheenditho moWalvisbay.Sergio Seibeb okwa li aniwa taa ende nooyakwawo mooha dhondjila sho omulumentu taku fekelwa akolwa ahingi ohauto ye,
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PETHIMBO ta pata pambelewa omadhewo gAapolisi yEtonatelo lyokOongamba mEtitano lya zi ko mOsenda yOmadheulilo gAapolisi mOkapale Ndangwa mOshana, Kakukutu kOmatanga gOpolisi moNamibia, Ndjayi,
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ONGUNDU yaagundjuka yopashigwana National Youth council oya taamba eyambidhidho lyiimaliwa yoodola omayovi 40 000 okuza ko Agribank. Iimaliwa mbika ota yi longithwa okulonga aagundjuka nkene taya
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KANSELA mewiliko lyoshikandjohogololo sha Keetmanshoop yomoshilando, Hilma Nikanor okwa ekelehi omalundilo ngoka ta ge mu ningilwa kutya ye aniwa ota tindile aakalimo yomoshikandjohogololo she ya
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OFAALAMA yomahini ya Uvhungu-Vhungu muuzilo wa Rundu oya tegelela eteyo ewanawa lyuuwindji wootona 700 dhepungu nuumvo.Ofaalama ndjika oya kala miikundaneki omathimbo ga yi, aniwa molwa ewiliko
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AALANDITHI yane yomomapandaanda ga Shakati ya kwatelwe po kOpolisi omasiku 15 Januari 2009 sho ya adhika aniwa taya landitha yaana oombapila dha pumbiwa, ya monika ondjo mOmpangu ya Mangestrata
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PETHIMBO ta pandula ayehe yali koshituthipito shAapolisi mboka ya kala taya dheulilwa iilonga yEtonatelo lyokoongamba pOndangwa, metitano lyoshiwike sha zi ko, Omukuluntu gwoSpecial Field Force
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THE corporate world is not doing enough to achieve gender equality in the workplace, the World Economic Forum (WEF) has said, placing Namibia 32nd out of 134 countries worldwide on its latest Global
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MANCHESTER – Eighteen years after graduating from Manchester United’s youth academy as part of the celebrated ‘class of 92’, David Beckham returns to where it all started tonight.Back then, the
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THE SKW Sports Klub Windhoek held its annual awards ceremony on Friday. Twenty-five sportsmen and women received awards from the SKW main club, which has 13 divisions. The same occasion is used to
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SUPERB squash was on display at the annual Supertronix Doubles tournament which took place at the Wasra sports complex and the Buccaneers Squash club in Walvis Bay this past weekend.Nelson Herunga won
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MORE than 120 swimmers took part in Pointbreak Open Water Swim at Lake Oanob on Sunday, with the veterans dominating the overall top positions in the 2,1km swim main event.Veteran triathlete Mark
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MULTICHOICE Namibia has announced that SuperSport 4 will be available to DStv Compact Subscribers from March 10. The DStv Compact Bouquet is a smaller and less expensive offering that gives more
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RALEIGH, North Carolina - Ivory Williams, America’s newest sprint sensation, knows all too well how mental errors can destroy dreams. A year ago the 2004 world junior champion went to the
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ON Friday, members of the San community who have been resettled at Farm Uitkomst received 50 ewes, two rams, two cows and a solar panel from the Deputy Prime Minister Libertina Ama-thila.This farm is
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TRANSPORT parastatal TransNamib has caved in to pressure from two suspended senior managers.The company started a disciplinary hearing yesterday against Sales Manager Paul Nashitati and Service
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THE Police have offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of Daniel Ndeshipanda (ID: 85042510515), an employee at Chicken City Walvis Bay.Ndeshipanda on Monday allegedly disappeared with
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SPENCER Conway left London, England, on November 1 2009 on an epic journey through Africa that will take about a year to complete. He will circumnavigate the African continent on his motorbike, a trip
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LOCAL and international Rotarians last week opened a school bakery at Lüderitz named after retired banker Aloys Eiting. Eiting, a member of a German Rotary Club, donated N$120 000 to build the bakery
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THE Zambezi River had risen to 6,15 metres at Katima Mulilo yesterday, up by 16 centimetres from yesterday, after it broke the six-metre mark on Monday, according to the latest readings by
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THE legal woes of Cameroonian-born would-be property developer Antoine ‘Tony’ Mbok are continuing, despite his acquittal on a charge of rape in the Windhoek Regional Court on Monday.The rape charge on
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WATER rationing has become a common occurrence at Aus in the South, where boreholes often dry up. For residents, the solution lies in keeping large containers in their yards that they can fill with
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LAWYERS for the opposition parties that challenged the 2009 elections, and lost the case in the High Court last week, submitted an urgent application to the Supreme Court yesterday, asking for the
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WHAT started with a nightmare about wild spinach ended with the death of six villagers in the Kavango Region.According to Police spokesperson Deputy Commissioner Hophni Hamufungu, Kauma Mateus “had a
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WINDHOEK resident Thomas Alfred Alexander yesterday paid a lenient fine of N$2 500 after being caught doing a record 229 kilometres an hour on the N1 road outside Keetmanshoop.There is a speed limit
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THE University of Namibia (Unam) appears to have joined the anti-Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) crusade, which has been spearheaded by Prime Minister Nahas Angula and the National Union of Namibian
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KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica plans to open a music museum next year that officials say will feature rare pieces from the island’s music history, such as the sole album that the late reggae star Bob
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IN the midst of an Oscar ceremony on Sunday night that presented little in the way of you’ll-be-talking-about-this-tomorrow spontaneity came the dustup between the filmmakers of Best Documentary Short
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I thought I bought the house, but I’m puzzled now, as it seems that I have just entered a lease agreement with Council. – A Luderitz pensioner, Katrina Boois expressing her unhappiness with their
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HOW come the media permanently harasses politicians and government officials about corruption and ignore it in their own ranks. Selective morality? That’s unacceptable. They should be specially
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