59 Articles found on Thursday, 18 November 2010
18-11-2010
WHILE raping his 16-year-old victim, Pastor Abner Dourob was praying, and when he was done, he said: “Amen”.This was the testimony of the victim shortly before Swakopmund Regional Magistrate Gaynor
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IN an unprecedented legal move, a Namibian lawyer and his client are challenging a Supreme Court judgement handed down in November. What makes the development more bizarre is a private visit to the
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MAX Hamata, editor of the weekly tabloid Informanté, has resigned in the wake of the drama that ensued after a recent story about former President Sam Nujoma’s alleged ill-health.He was summoned to
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A STUDENT pilot, Henner Christopher Pape, was killed on impact when his gyrocopter crash-landed near Okahandja on Tuesday evening. He leaves behind two small children and a wife. The crash took place
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AS Namibia’s population grows, so does our rubbish, making the issues of waste management and recycling ever more important. Government has drafted the Pollution and Waste Management Bill, while the
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THE age cheaters operating in the Namibia Premier League (NPL) will be happy to know that no investigation has been launched into their dishonest conduct. The NPL has left the matter to the NFA who
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BERLIN – Germany said yesterday it was tightening security at airports and train stations after receiving “concrete” evidence of planned terrorist attacks in the country, including one this
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THE Namibian Competition Commission (NCC) has not yet received any application from Puma Energy to take over all of BP’s assets in Namibia, acting chief executive officer Vitalis Ndalikokule has
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That is between myself, the CEO and the trustees. – General Manager for investments and finance at Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF), Neville Field on the reasons for his resignation.The day
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CAPE TOWN – A suspect questioned in the killing of a British tourist during her honeymoon visit to South Africa will be charged with hijacking and murder, a police spokesman said yesterday.“He is
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SMS Of The Day n THE speed limits are not random numbers grabbed out of thin air. It has been proven to be the best speed for a driver to react in, even with today’s modern vehicles.Food for Thought
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THE wife of a senior Police officer was found strangled to death and presumably raped in her house at Rosh Pinah yesterday morning. Police Deputy Commissioner Johannes Tsuseb said the half-naked body
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ESCALATING stock theft still continuing in many villages in the Omusati region has the Police now demanding a secure fence or a canal along the Angolan-Namibian border as a “matter of
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A TEACHER at Klein Aub Special School has been arrested for allegedly raping at least one pupil and attempting to rape another. Edward Kamwi Mwiya (40) is also suspected of having sexually assaulted
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NINE political parties yesterday declared a vote of no confidence in the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN). They are the All People’s Party (APP), the Congress of Democrats (COD), the Democratic
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TENDER allocations, recruitment practices, contracts and the bankrupt state of the company are all included in a forensic audit of Namcor now that Mines and Energy Minister Isak Katali has sent
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HEALTH Minister Richard Kamwi wants private wards in all of Namibia’s State hospitals; and Namibian doctors and nurses managing the hospitals – not expatriates. He said this at the inauguration of
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PACOBO, Ivory Coast – In the humid forests of central Ivory Coast, unemployed youths from the populous Baoule tribe chat politics as they guzzle mid-morning beers from a wooden shack.With the local
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A MURDER committed because of N$2 left a Windhoek resident with a 15-year prison sentence this week. Duran Xoa-Eiseb (28) received the jail term at the end of his trial in the Windhoek Regional Court
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THREE elephants were killed by poachers in Eastern Caprivi in the past few months while three impalas and one reebok were poached in the Mashi conservancy, a senior official in the Ministry of
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AN UNHOLY feud in the bosom of the St Stephen’s Romanna Apostolic Church had members of the church ready to battle things out against each other in the High Court in Windhoek this week, until words of
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NAMIBIA launched a week-long programme to commemorate World Diabetes Day on Wednesday, under the theme “Diabetes Education and Prevention”. The launch of the commemoration, at Snyman Circle in the
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THE HAGUE – The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court says three witnesses who claim they were bribed to provide false evidence against a prominent Kenyan politician will not be used in a
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ANTANANARIVO – Voting was under way in Madagascar yesterday in a referendum on a draft constitution that would allow President Andry Rajoelina, who seized power last year, to stay in office until the
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PARIS – Tiny, bloodthirsty and relentless, the insect pest that became a nightmare for millions of New Yorkers has found its way to Paris, spreading fear of an outbreak that could turn into the
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NEW DELHI – The pilot of an Air India flight that crashed in May, killing 158 passengers, slept through more than half the flight and woke up disoriented when it was time to land the aircraft, an
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WASHINGTON – BP and its contractors missed and ignored warning signs prior to the massive oil well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, showing an “insufficient consideration of risk” and raising questions
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JAKARTA – Refugees from a deadly Indonesian volcano, crammed into makeshift shelters for weeks, have food and water but are now seeking a ‘love chamber’ to fulfil another basic need.Thousands of
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MORGAN Hauptfleisch and Nico Hough, Namibia’s only two members of Team Fast & Featherless – a mountain-biking initiative that supports bird conservation under the banner of Birdlife International –
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Kelly Osbourne once declared she was “not comfortable” being seen in swimwear. But after shedding more than 50 pounds, it is clear she’s had a change of heart. The 26-year-old competitor peeled down
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B y now, the whole world probably knows about the Prince William and Kate Middleton engagement. As much as the engagement is big news in itself, the ring the Prince gave to his Princess is just as
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Gift of time and spaceF or the past 30 years, the MacArthur Foundation has awarded “genius grants” to creative achievers to support their pursuit of new ideas. With virtually no restrictions put on
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ROME – Prices in most commodities are up sharply from last year, and further spikes are likely unless production of major food crops increases significantly in 2011, a UN food agency said
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MANAGING migration effectively is a public policy challenge, which requires a paradigm shift away from viewing migration as a negative phenomenon, President Hifikepunye Pohamba said yesterday when he
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NAIROBI, Kenya – The head of Britain’s overseas investment arm says the corporation will invest about US$300 million a year in coming years in African companies because the continent is registering
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INTERNATIONAL speaker and author of marketing and business books, Bill Gibson, says small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Namibia and Africa need to put more effort into online
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GENEVA – A rare pink diamond fetched 45,44 million Swiss francs (US$45,75 million) on Tuesday, virtually doubling the previous record to become the most expensive stone ever sold at auction and
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TIANJIN, China – The construction of transportation and power infrastructure across Africa could provide the next big opportunity for Chinese firms aiming to invest in the continent, a senior
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AFRICA is set to become the world’s largest market for solar portable lights (SPLs) by 2015, a report compiled by the International Finance Corporation and World Bank Lighting Africa programme has
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O SHIKETHA shoopenzela dhaaniilonga yepangelo osha kanitha omeningela yasho yimwe.Onkundana yokuza miilonga kwa meningela gwomapungulo, Neville Field oya uvikwa oshiwike shika, na oya kolekwa
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E LUNDULUKO mompango yoombaanga ndjoka ta yi pe epangelo oonkondo dhoku tokola uumwene woombaanga oya tulwa miilonga, sho ya shainwa komuperesidende Hifikepunye Pohamba omwedhi gwa yi no ya
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O MUPASHIWANI omuNew Zealand, Hanso Hasso Weichbrodt gwoomvula 68 ngoka pamwe nomukadhi, Borm Jan Gesa Weichbrodt ya ponokelelwe nokuyugwa koombudhi momukunda Otshandumbara mUukwambi popepi
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O OYENE yehangano lyoku gandja olusheno kuumbugantu woshilongo, Southern Electricity Distribution Company[Sored] oya tokola okuli halakanitha. Aaniipambuliko oya ningi etokolo ndyoka poshigongi
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O KOMMISSI yomahogololo ya Namibia oya ti ita yi ka iyutha komathiminko goongundu dhompilameno kombinga yembo lyomadhina gaahogololi, ndyoka dhimwe tadhi aniwa ina li yela nawa.Omupopiliko
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E KONAKONO kombinga yoshinima shetungo lyuundjugo kondando yi li pombanda oshi li pokumanithwa, iizemo yasho otayi ka gandjwa mbala shiikwatelela komauyelele ngoka ga pumbiwa.Oshifo sho The Namibian
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E KONDJITHATHANO lyethimbo ele newinayi ndyoka lya kala pokati kiilyo yezimo lyaa /Hai-/Khaua , aakwa Isaak naakwa Goliath olya hulithwapo omasiku ngaka, konima yehogololo lya Johannes Isaak ongo
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P ETHIMBO ta taamba ko omagano gUundjakete wOpolisi mboka hawu tema uusiku noshowo oolamba dhomomapandaanda naandhoka oombulau dhOpolisi koNORED nokoMVA pOshiko pOngwediva mOshana metiyali
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JOHANNESBURG – Bjorn Basson has proclaimed his innocence after he and a teammate, Chiliboy Ralepelle failed doping tests following the Springboks’ win over Ireland in Dublin, The Times newspaper said
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STAND by for a possible return to South Africa’s Premiership soccer by one of the country’s foremost strikers as news spread around on Tuesday that Mamelodi Sundowns could be lining up Bafana Bafana’s
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ZURICH – Siphiwe Tshabalala’s spectacular opening goal for South Africa against Mexico in the first match of the World Cup has been named on a shortlist for the best goal of 2010.Giovanni van
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THE Namibia Football Association (NFA) will host the Fifa Futuro III course in Administration and Management as well as the Potential Regional Instructors meeting at Midgard Country Estate from
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WORLD Class paddler Oscar Chalupsky has invited Julius Malema to do The Unlimited Dusi in February with him and his brother Herman. Chalupsky, who has taken a number of celebrities down the gruelling
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LOCAL Sports Consultant Quinton Steele-Botes will be the Chef de Mission of the Namibian team participating in next year’s Commonwealth Youth Games. The Commonwealth Youth Games will be held on the
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THE seventh and last tournament in this year’s DTS Maerua Superspar Volleyball Series took place on Saturday with 15 four-a-side teams and 25 individual players participating.In the last tournament,
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NAMIBIA Hockey Union (NHU) president Jesse Schickerling has described allegations of racism in hockey as “utter and absolute nonsense”. Contacted by Nampa on Tuesday on the issue of racism, the
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IT appears that the Namibia Premier League (NPL) will not be aired on television anytime soon following “hiccups” in negotiations between the premier division and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation
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LONDON – Britain’s Andy Murray will face Roger Federer in the group stages of the ATP World Tour Finals in London, it was announced here on Tuesday. The 23-year-old Murray got the better of the Swiss
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HOBART, Australia – Chris Tremlett claimed four wickets as England bowled out the cream of Australia’s best young talent for 230 on the opening day of their four-day game at Hobart’s Bellerive Oval
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SALZBURG, Austria – Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber cleared the air after Sunday’s season-ending race in Abu Dhabi, the German said on Tuesday.Vettel,
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