49 Articles found on Wednesday, 12 May 2010
12-05-2010
The ten highest-paid CEOs for 2009 at Standard & Poor’s 500 companies based on calculations by The Associated Press. 1. Carol Bartz, Yahoo Inc – US$47,2 million 2. Leslie Moonves, CBS Corp – US$42,9
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CAPE TOWN – Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan yesterday called for an end to excessive executive pay packages, including South Africa’s cash-strapped parastatals.“Extreme earning disparities cause
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CAIRO – Orascom Telecom, the Middle East’s largest mobile operator by subscribers, is in focus as it seeks to offload certain African assets and after ending an ownership row over Egypt’s Mobinil.The
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LONDON – Industrial metals slid yesterday on doubts about a US$1 trillion emergency rescue plan to stabilise the euro, and the longer-term demand outlook in Europe and in China, the world’s largest
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JOHANNESBURG – Three major labour federations and some manufacturers in South Africa have called for the rand currency to be weakened and pegged to the dollar to boost the economy’s competitiveness, a
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TOKYO – Excitement over the euro zone’s mammoth US$1-trillion rescue package gave way yesterday to doubts whether its weakest economies can meet their end of the bargain and deliver drastic debt cuts,
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SO glad I was born English (and Conservative)! No, not Scottish, Welsh or Northern Irish. They are different tribes! England itself has many sub-tribes, the North East, the North West, Liverpool, The
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BANGKOK – Thai protesters refused to end their two-month occupation of a Bangkok commercial district yesterday, saying they will not budge until the deputy premier surrenders to police to face charges
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LONDON – Conservative leader David Cameron said yesterday it was “decision time” for the third-placed Liberal Democrats about whether to share power with his party or Labour after Britain’s deadlocked
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GENEVA – The United Nations refugee agency yesterday called on states to give shelter to people fleeing Somalia even if they do not meet formal refugee criteria.The UNHCR said it was changing its
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JOHANNESBURG – President Jacob Zuma yesterday raised the possibility of further job losses as a result of the global economic recession and sovereign debt problems hitting some countries.“Even though
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CAIRO – Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif yesterday asked parliament to extend the state of emergency in place for three decades by a further two years despite sharp criticism by rights groups and
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WASHINGTON – Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton launched fence-mending talks with Afghan government leaders yesterday by assuring President Hamid Karzai that the United Stated will help rebuild
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LOS ANGELES – Grammy-award winning singer Christina Aguilera was named an ambassador against hunger on Friday by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), and said that having a child of her own
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LOS ANGELES – Katy Perry is probably one happy ‘California Gurl’ this week. The Maxim magazine annual ‘Hot 100’ list is out, and the pop singer beat out the likes of Sports Illustrated swimsuit
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OMINISTA yomapangelo giitopolwa, iilando, nomagumbo, Jerry Ekandjo oya pulwa kaatotimpango opo oshikondo she shi endululule omilandu noompango ndhoka dhi na sha nelanditho lyevi miilando.Oshigongi
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Danger Ashipala omugandjimayele omukuluntu kOmutaleli Ndjayi gwopolisi,okwa mana oondjenda moomposi dhe uusiku woSoondaha mepipi lyomimvo 62.Omupopiliko gwopolisi, Komufala gwopevi, Hophni Hamufungu
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EPANGELO olya mana okufula oondama dhevi miitopolwa yomuumbangalantu woshilongo. Oondama ndhoka dha manithwa sigo oompaka odhili 35 nodha nuninwa okupungula omeya gomvula opo ngaka ga longithwe
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AANIIMUNA aape yopaipindi naamboka yomevi lyaayehe ohaya longitha iipopiwa mbyoka hayi gandjwa kehangano lyelongelokumwe lyuunamapya nuuniimuna kombinga yokumuna iimuna [Agra].Omathimbo gaziko
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AANAMIBIA yaali nomukwashigwana gumwe gwaIndonesia, aaniilonga mombautu, yoohi ya Namibia, Canido MFV ndjoka ya ningine momeya gefuta lyAngola natango ka ya wetike.Mbaka oyo Ambrosius Amadhila,
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NUUMVO iimaliwa yelongo ota yi ka guma aalongwa naa ilongi ngaashi tashi vulika.Minista, Yelongo, Abraham Iyambo okwa popi ndhika pethimbo ta tula omutengenekothaneko guuministeli we poshitaafula
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EPANGELO ota li ka pingenapo uupangelo wiipeleki moshitopolwa sha Kavango, nuupangelo wa tungwa noondhopi.Ndika olyo euvaneko lyo minista yuundjolowele, Richard Kamwi eli ningi mokuyamukula kepulo lya
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EINDILO opo aakulupe yaa fute we ofuto yiipangelo yepangelo olya taambwako kuuministeli wuundjolowele.Etaambeko lyeindilo ndika olya kolekwa kuMinista Yuundjolowele, Richard Kamwi , sho a popi
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AANYASHA omathele gaheyali, omilongohamano nayahetatu (768), otaya dheulilwa Uupolisi mOsenda yOmadheulilo gAapolisi mOkapale ka Ndangwa. Omadhewo ngaka oga egululilwe pambelewa kOministeli yEgameno
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MADRID – Spain coach Vicente del Bosque on Monday announced the list of 30 players from whom he will select the 23 who will form the final squad for the World Cup in South Africa.There were no
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IN what can only be termed an untimely development, the South African Football Association (Safa) on Monday announced the suspension of Bafana Bafana team manager Sipho Nkumane a month before the
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SOME former international star footballers will descend on Namibia for a unique soccer event in 15 days. The football stars are all part of Global United Football Club, a team consisting of retired
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MADRID – Dinara Safina’s French Open preparations suffered a shock setback when she lost 7-6 7-6 to Czech qualifier Klara Zakopalova in the Madrid Open first round on Monday.The Russian world number
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PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania – Tiger Woods said Monday the neck injury hindering his game had put his upcoming schedule in limbo, then learned he’ll have to deal with it without the help of swing coach
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SOUTH African limited overs cricket effectively came to the end of an era when the Proteas failed to reach the semi-final of a major ICC tournament for the second time in a row.Failure to beat
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* WE value the work being done by the City Police in trying to maintain law and order but they should also treat members of the public with respect! It was disgusting to see two young officers kicking
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TENSIONS between the Hambukushu Traditional Authority and the Khwe community in the West Caprivi continue to rise, as the Hambukushu held several meetings recently allegedly highlighting their
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THE Police are requesting the public’s assistance in tracing two missing 12-year-old girls, who disappeared on Monday at Erf 3993 Chrysler Road, Khomasdal. Their uncle left them sleeping in the
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TWO Keetmanshoop residents accused of stealing 11 karakul sheep worth N$6 600 from a commercial farmer were both sentenced to 11 years in prison yesterday.Isaak Otto and Timotheus Seibeb had pleaded
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NAMIBIA’s revenue from the Southern African Customs Union (Sacu) pool is expected to drop by 52,7 per cent in the next financial year, Deputy Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein said in Parliament
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THE Deputy Minister of Finance, Calle Schlettwein, fears that Windhoek may be sitting on time bomb if nothing is done to improve the city’s sanitation system.Schlettwein said in the National Assembly
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STATEMENTS by Norwegian beef producers and authorities that their market is dealing with a surplus of beef could negatively affect Namibia’s application for an increased beef export quota to
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THE Ministry of Environment and Tourism is tight-lipped about how the investigation into the recent killing of Leonardo, the collared male lion, is progressing.All the Deputy Director of Parks and
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THE love-hate relationship between the acting secretary general of the Namibia Music Industry Union (NAMIU), Moses Kairimuti (also known as DJ Mo), and Jessy Nombanza, acting president of the union,
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WHILE the search for three missing crewmembers of the sunken trawler Canido MFV is still continuing, the 17 survivors are expected to return to Namibia from Angola by tonight.The owner of the vessel,
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BISHOP Zephania Kameeta, chairperson of the Basic Income Grant (BIG) Coalition, would like an in-depth study to be conducted into BIG instead of the project just being “dismissed”.This came after the
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AMIDST new fears of the possible closure of European airports due to the renewed impact of volcanic ash from Iceland, Air Namibia has said that it is business as usual for them.Hilia Kondjamba,
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BLACK Africa (BA) are no longer in contention for any silverware this season but they could make Cymot SKW’s Günter von Hundelshausen’s second-last appearance in domestic football that much more
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LOCAL business conditions seem to be perking up, the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR) said, releasing the IJG Quarterly Business Confidence Survey for the first three months of 2010.“The
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LISBON – Pope Benedict XVI yesterday blamed the church’s own sins for the clerical abuse scandal – not a campaign mounted by outsiders – and called for profound purification to end what he called the
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POLICE in Taiwan have arrested two individuals for allegedly illegally importing over 200 barrels of oil from Cape fur seals from Namibia and nearly 500 boxes with another brand of oil processed from
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THE shooting incident that claimed the life of Windhoek resident Pius Mannetti in his family’s home in April 2008 landed Mannetti’s youngest brother with an effective prison term of 14 years
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REGIONAL electricity distributors (REDs) will know this afternoon how much more they are going to pay for electricity from July 1, but indications are that they are facing an increase of less than 20
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We are still holding our thumbs that these men are found alive. – Erongo Police Chief, Commissioner Festus Shilongo on the two Namibians and one Indonesian crewmember of the fishing vessel Canido MFV
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