60 Articles found on Tuesday, 28 September 2010
28-09-2010
THE fourth annual Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Development Conference, organised by the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI), will take place under the theme “Enhancing SME
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Orascom hit with new back taxes ALGIERS – Algeria has decided to demand new back-taxes from Orascom Telecom’s local unit, industry and government sources said, deepening the firm’s problems as it
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NEW YORK – US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has sharpened his criticism of China’s exchange rates lately, telling lawmakers that the undervalued yuan currency was hurting the US economy.The
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THE Karakul Producers’ Forum 2010 concluded with farmers deciding to work towards the sole use of the term Swakara in the future because of the quality, good name and popularity of the brand.Several
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DURING his weather predictions at the annual Agricultural Outlook Conference, well-known weather prophet Johan van den Berg was positive that Southern Africa’s chances for good rain, including
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• Stampriet Farmers’ Association is offering a two-day jackal’s call and a trap course at the association’s hall on October 4. It costs N$1 300 for the jackal’s call and N$600 for the trap course.
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GOVERNMENT has set aside N$8 million to help farmers increase Namibia’s surplus mahangu to 30 000 tonnes a year to boost food security in the country.A statement released by the Ministry of
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YOU can win with Big Brother Africa and The Namibian! Up for grabs this week is another N$1 000. Just send an SMS to 45045. All you have to do is type in BB. It’s as simple as that! Each SMS costs
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Messages sent by SMS or on our BBA e-mail address:* Big Brother Africa uniting African people to know some other people from other countries in Africa. * I’m wishing Mwisho and his lady good luck …
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A selection of some of the weird and wonderful messages, warts and all, from the SMS ticker tape running across the bottom of the BBA All Stars Screen:* Now I see that it’s only MERYL that deserves to
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JOHANNESBURG – President Jacob Zuma intends criss-crossing the country to visit the worst and best-performing government facilities.“We will visit the best and the worst hospitals, police stations,
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MADRID – Representatives of 45 nations and international bodies met in Madrid yesterday to consider plans to strengthen an African Union peacekeeping force in war-torn Somalia.The African Union force,
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PARIS – The Palestinian president said yesterday he would wait at least a week before deciding whether to pull out of Mideast peace talks, giving United States mediators precious time to broker a
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JOHANNESBURG – An SA Airways flight attendant has been jailed for seven years in the United Kingdom after trying to smuggle drugs into the country, the UK Border Agency said yesterday.Elphia Dlamini,
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IN 1999 international scholars and players in civil society pulled together a manuscript titled ‘Southern Africa, The People’s Voices’ which took a bird’s eye view of perspectives on democracy in
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TODAY, Chindia (China and India) represent the 2nd and 11th largest economies in the world respectively and are the two largest Asian economies, alongside Japan.GDP growth is estimated at 11,9 per
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ONGUNDU yevulikitho yongeleka yEvangeli paLutheri moNamibia [ELCRN] oya ti omusitagongalo gwegongalo lya Macedonia mo Katutura oku na ondjo mekanitho lyoshimaliwa shegongalo ndyoka.Oonzo oku za
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IILYO iyali yomehangano lyoonakulwa aakulu lya Namibia oya ulikwa koMinista yoonakulwa Aakulu opo yi kale molutu lu na sha newiliko lyiipambele yoonakulwa aakulu. Omundohotola Nicky Iyambo okwa ulike
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OSHINYANGA shiigongi noshowo omatungo gaanangeshefa aashona noyopokati oga egululwa koMinista Yepangelo lyiitopolwa , iilando nomagumbo, Jerry Ekandjo ehulilo shiwike lya piti.Omatungo ngaka ota ga
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OMUPERESIDENDE gwehangano lyiilonga yomatungo [CIF] ,Karl Heinz Schulz okwa pangula omahangano ngoka gafa ga dhina ooveta dhaaniilonga dha Namibia.Schulz okwa tsu kumwe nehangano lyaaniilonga lyedhina
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AATALELI yaaniilonga, aaniilonga yonkalo nawa, aanambelewa yelongo nopolisi oya tamekele omakonakono moofaalama olyomakaya oshilongo ashihe oku tala ngele momahala ngoka ota mu adhika aanona aashona
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AAWILIKI ayehe melelo lyoshilando sha Karasburg, oya kana momahogololo gaaulikwa yongundu ta yi pangele ngoka ga ningilwe oshiwike sha yi.Aawilik mboka ita ya ka thikama wee pethimbo lyomahogololo
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OTAKU tiwa omudheuli gwospana yetanga yoshigwana ya Namibia, Brave Warriors okwa taamba iilonga ongo omudheuli omukuluntu gwospana yetanga lyokoompadhi ya Zimbabwe. Shika osha ningwa konima sho
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OSHIPOTHA shaaNamibia yaali nomukwashigwana omuKiina mekwatathano nekengelelo lyoodola oomiliona 120 okuza kUuministeli wIimaliwa osha undulilwa komeho sigo omu Kotoba nuumvo.Oonaku tamanekwa oyo
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OMUPRIMA Minista Nahas Angula pamwe naamushangandjayi gwa FIFA oya egulula endiki lyetegameno lyetanga lyokoompadhi moKatutura ehuliloshiwike lya piti.Angula okwa indile aaleli yuudhano wetanga ya
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JOHANNESBURG – Mahendra Singh Dhoni said the Chennai Super Kings' eight-wicket win over the Eastern Cape Warriors in the final of the Champions League Twenty20 tournament was “a real emotional moment”
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KENYAN Patrick Makau won the Berlin marathon on Sunday but failed to break Ethiopian Haile Gebrselassie’s world record with heavy rain and fog killing off his chances.Makau finished more than a minute
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NAMIBIA’s Gielie van Wyk won the fourth Shotgun African Grand Prix which took place at Luiperdsvallei over the weekend.The local matador and defending champion stood his ground to, once again, take
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THE NFA Galz and Goals Project will host two festivals in Gobabis and Okahandja where they will be training community members to be coaches.Toyah Howarth, the advocacy technical assistant with the
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NAMIBIA completed a clean-sweep over Uganda with a 44-run win in the solitary Twenty20 at the Wanderers Cricket Ground in Windhoek.After Namibia opted to bat first Uganda’s bowlers once again did a
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THE first group of Team Namibia’s athletes and officials left for India yesterday to participate in the Commonwealth Games which begin this Sunday.The sports codes which left for the Indian capital
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* DEAR Dr (Abraham) Iyambo. Walvis Bay has a huge problem. On Tuesdays, and many other times, teachers are not in school because they are councillors. Please change laws about this. Let them take
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NEWSPAPER vendors in Windhoek went on strike yesterday morning, allegedly because of a demand for an increased commission.Some readers yesterday called The Namibian office to ask why there were no
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A man accused of slapping and beating his girlfriend in the face with his fist, causing her to sustain a fractured jaw, claims his prosecution in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate’s court is
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ANYONE who is convicted of sending unwanted spam e-mail, under the proposed new law for electronic communication, could have to fork out N$500 000 and spend up to five years behind bars.This proposed
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NUDO president Kuaima Riruako on Friday called a media briefing to clarify the party’s position as party primaries for the regional and local authority nominations start heating up.Riruako was
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FOUNDING President Sam Nujoma said despite big support from Government, only few schools rise to the occasion and produce good results at the end of the year, while a large number of learners at
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NEWSPAPER vendors in Windhoek went on strike yesterday morning, allegedly because of a demand for an increased commission.Some readers yesterday called The Namibian office to ask why there were no
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RUSSIAN investors seems to have lost interest in plans to set up a multi-million dollar aircraft manufacturing plant at the outskirts of Keetmanshoop.The aircraft manufacturing plant would have
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RUSSIAN investors seems to have lost interest in plans to set up a multi-million dollar aircraft manufacturing plant at the outskirts of Keetmanshoop.The aircraft manufacturing plant would have
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NDAMA – A teacher at a pre-primary school for the San community at the Ndama informal settlement on the outskirts of Rundu claims the school is neglected by the Government.Teacher Beatha Kasera told
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AN ATTEMPT by an upmarket tourist lodge in the Caprivi Region to obtain an urgent court interdict to address its tense and problematic relationship with traditional authorities in the area, ended in
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MAYBE it is not quite as spectacular as a clear night sky when one’s gaze is drawn to the stars, but Swakopmund’s scale-sized mason-style solar system chart does provide one with a unique, informative
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PROST! That’s the new brand-name of Woermann Brock’s three liquor stores at Walvis and Swakopmund – a name that is uniquely Namibian and at the same time in tune with modern trends and
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IF he’s not singing, he’s making and playing music and if he’s not doing one of these, he’s helping others with their singing and music – that is Hans Gariseb for you: Swakopmund’s “Jack of all
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THE days of the 15-year old concrete skateboard-ramp (half-pipe) in Vineta are numbered.Concerns are mounting from locals over the value the ramp has in relation to its purpose and the surroundings in
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VARIOUS traffic markings and signs have been upgraded as part of Walvis Bay municipality’s efforts to improve and promote road safety.Recent changes include the addition of a four-way stop at the
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INFORMAL trading in Swakopmund’s DRC shanty-town has become and important contributor to the economic and social environment of the residents there, who are mostly poor and unemployed.In order to
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THE largest beach clean-up campaign along Namibia’s coast was held over the past weekend where 800 learners from 14 schools and 50 members of Swakopmund’s Meekulu Gwakondo Project participated.Beaches
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FOR over a decade now the crystal ‘shop stands’ at the Spitzkoppe turnoff along the B2 between Usakos and Swakopmund were just a set of make-shift ideas, hoping to attract tourists for a small income
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“THIS is what all this is about and it is worth everything: seeing these children so happy and excited,” Calie Jacobs, Director of Erongo Marine Enterprises (EME) in Walvis Bay said to The Namibian
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FIFA’s Secretary General Jerome Valcke said his organisation would like to see continuity at the Namibia Football Association’s (NFA) Soccer House, a statement that some in local football circles may
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CARACAS – Venezuela’s opposition won a third of the seats in parliament and claimed a majority of the popular vote in elections on Sunday, boosting its hopes of defeating President Hugo Chavez at the
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THE sound of hearts breaking across the African continent rang loud on Saturday evening as hot, handsome and happy-go-lucky Mwisho got down on one knee and proposed to his lady love, the ever real,
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MTC, Namibia’s biggest cellphone operator, has resorted to wind power to give its reception a boost.Apart from the wind turbine at Sossusvlei Mountain, the company inaugurated a wind generation
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AN ATTEMPT by an upmarket tourist lodge in the Caprivi Region to obtain an urgent court interdict to address its tense and problematic relationship with traditional authorities in the area, ended in
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GOVERNMENT has finally, after keeping the figures under wrap for about a year, admitted that unemployment in Namibia is “unacceptably high” at 51,2 per cent.Releasing the Namibia Labour Force Survey
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AS THE ASHES cool down, vendors of the Mbangura Woodcarvers Market in Okahandja face uncertain futures after a fire destroyed their livelihoods on Friday.Yesterday, a number of vendors arrived at the
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POLITICAL party flags will no longer be allowed on coffins during funeral services in ELCIN churches. Pastor Joel Alweendo of the Eengolo ELCIN Church in Omusati Region announced this to mourners, who
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TO subject a defenceless baby to such barbarism and to inflict so much pain on such a small child fills one with abhorrence and makes one wonder what has become of the moral values of society if
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