56 Articles found on Monday, 15 August 2011
15-08-2011
PORTUGUESE will be introduced as a foreign language in Namibian State schools from next year, the Ministry of Education confirmed.This is in response to increased demand from learners who are not
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THE mining industry has given Finance Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila until Wednesday to reconsider her intended tax reforms before they alert investors worldwide to “the most devastating
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LESS than two weeks before the national rugby team is expected to jet off to New Zealand for the world cup, the Namibia Rugby Union president, Buks Bock, allegedly resigned from his position and
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WELWITSCHIAS veteran Wacca Kazombiaze is enraged by the squabbles within the Namibia Rugby Union and believes it is unsettling the team’s morale ahead of the World Cup. Following the unfruitful talks
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ZAWIYAH – Libyan rebels hoisted their flag in the centre of a strategic town near Tripoli yesterday after the most dramatic advance in months cut off Muammar Gaddafi’s capital from its main link to
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INFLATION braking in July has taken economists by surprise, but has not convinced them that the price monster is letting up.Economist Petrus Shifotoka of Capricorn Investment Holdings (CIH) said he
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A short selection of recent tweets:London Riots@AssedBaig: I hear there is a building London full of looted gear, I think it’s called the British Museum. @jjn1: What the looting shows is that
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Messages sent by SMS or on our Big Brother Africa e-mail address:Is it now a way of flinging accusations left, right and centre when something ends up on the wrong side of some people’s expectations?
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A sexy dose of jazz and the refined strains of Western opera and traditional Xhosa song drive a new opera about South Africa’s former president and anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela.The range of
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Angola blocks activists ahead of SADC summit HARARE – Angolan authorities have barred activists from entering the country ahead of a regional summit taking place there next week. An alliance of civil
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JOHNNESBURG – Whites need to accept that they benefited from apartheid, Cabinet Ministers need to sell their expensive cars and South Africans need to be less indifferent.This is according to
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JOHANNESBURG – President Jacob Zuma on Saturday tore into ANC Youth League (ANCYL) president Julius Malema over his calls for a regime change in Botswana – hours before the league abruptly withdrew
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PARIS – The speculative practice of short-selling was restricted from Friday in Belgium, France, Italy and Spain to combat “false rumours” that have destabilised the markets, European regulators
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JOHANNESBURG – Standard Bank posted an 11 per cent rise in half-year profit on Thursday on the back of cost controls and refocusing on its home market and said it was building up cash for possible
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LONDON – Insurer Old Mutual is committed to offloading its majority stake in South African lender Nedbank once conditions allow, and has not ruled out smaller disposals before the end of 2012 to hit
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HARARE – Zimbabwe has reduced penalties for foreign companies that violate a government mandate to sell a majority of their shares to locals, according to a government notice last week.Penalties for
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CANADIAN mining company, Auryx Gold, is planning to deliver the anticipated preliminary economic assessment (PEA) on the Otjikoto gold project by October.The PEA is the economic analysis of the
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SYDNEY – China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group (CGNPC) Co may bid again for Kalahari Minerals Plc, triggering an acquisition of uranium explorer Extract Resources, owner of the Husab project in Namibia,
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SHORT-TERM rates for money market funds will likely stay low for some time, and the risk is that the first interest rate hike will be later than what the markets are expecting, FNB Namibia and RMB
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Taking a short nap while in the office could help keep you sharp during the work day, says Harvard Business Review.Research shows that the more hours you work continuously, the greater the toll on
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THE Namibia Women’s Summit (NWS) has become a unique opportunity for women to spread their wings as traders in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, and to contribute to regional
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Syrian gunboats killed 19 in coastal city BEIRUT – Syrian gunboats firing heavy machine guns pounded impoverished districts of Latakia yesterday, killing at least 19 people in a renewed assault on
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OSLO – Restrained by a police harness, the Norwegian man who confessed to killing 69 people at an island youth camp reconstructed his actions for police in a secret daylong trip back to the crime
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ADELE’S ‘21’ just set a 21st-century record by topping the Billboard/SoundScan sales chart for a 12th non-consecutive week, it’s logged more time at No 1 than any other album to come out since the
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HAVANA – Cuban artists, media, youths and even transgender activists paid tribute on Saturday to revolutionary icon Fidel Castro as he turned 85 after ill health led him to cede power five years
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BERLIN – Berlin’s mayor said on Saturday he was appalled that some Germans were nostalgic for the Berlin Wall who supported a newly fashionable leftist view that there were legitimate reasons for
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OSPANA yaagundjuka yopashigwana yetanga lyokoompadhi oya ulike uunyakwa wayo konima yokudhengamo ospana yetanga lyokoompadhi ya South Africa yokohi yomimvo 23 nokoola yimwe mowala. Ospana ndjika ya
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AMUSHANGA TAKALELE mOshikondo shOmudhingoloko, Kalumbi Shangula okwa ti ethaneko lyokweetapo iiyemo yopetameko yoodola ethele komukwashigwana kehe, itashi kuthapo oluhepo, ndele otashi lumweneke
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EHANGANO lyaaniilonga yomepangelo Napwu opamwe nehangano lyuupale woondhila lya Namibia oya tegelelwa yaadhe etsokumwe moonkundathana kombinga yiimaliwa yomagumbo gaaniilonga mboka.NAC na Napwu oya
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OMUWILIKI gwoshikandjohogololo sha Shomeya noshilyo shoparliamende nale , Nico Kaiyamo natango okuli mombuga yopolitika, konima sho a tulwa pevi kewiliko lyoSwapo lyoshitopolwa shaShikoto, omvula ya
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OMAWAWA gaagundjuka gahamano gomahangano omakondjelimanguluko muumbugantu wafrica oga ti aaleli yopolitika menenevi naya potokonone omashongo gataalela enenevi, noshowo oku gamena eipangelomwene
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OMUKULUNTUPITITHI gwa Road Fund Administration, Penda Kiiyala okwa tegelelwa a ka holoke komeho gokomittee yevulikitho omaandaha oshiwike shika. Omukuluntu gwehangano ndika otaka pula pulwa kombinga
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EHANGANO lyaanongompango lya Namibia, Law Society of Namibia, ota li ka kundathana oshinima shomatokolo gOmpangu Yopombanda ngoka haga kala ga tokelwa nenge haga kwata olule okugandjwa.Ehangano ndika
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EWILIKO lya Venduka olya tokola opo iikulya mbyoka yakusha yaa umbilwe we petoto lyiiyagaya lya Kupferberg. Etokolo ndika olya landula konima sho iikundaneki yali ya kundaneke nokuulika nkene
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PAULUS ‘The Hitman’ Moses concluded the first half of his fundraising tour on Saturday amid much fanfare in Oshikango and Ongwediva. The former world champion will now focus on fine-tuning his
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HARRY Simon has found a new opponent for the WBF light heavyweight world title contest on September 30, his camp confirmed yesterday.The announcement follows shortly after the British Boxing Board and
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NAMIBIA finished eighth at the Fistball World Cup in Austria to equal their showing at the previous world championships. Following their 3-0 quarter final defeat to Brazil on Thursday, Namibia
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REHO Falcon moved back to the top of the log after an emphatic 55-8 victory against Unam on Saturday. Falcons ran in nine tries to grab maximum bonus points and overtake United at the top of the log.
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DURBAN - Australia will be better prepared for the World Cup starting next month after their 14-9 Tri-Nations win over South Africa on Saturday, said coach Robbie Deans.Australia had to contend with a
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Saturday, August 13 SA Premiership Kaizer Chiefs 2 - 1 Jomo Cosmos Golden Arrows 0 - 3 Bloem Celtic Free State Stars 1 - 1 SuperSport United Platinum Stars 2 - 0 Ajax Cape Town English Premier
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BIRMINGHAM – England standout player Alastair Cook was confident the team’s rise to the top of the world rankings on Saturday would spur them on to greater success.Left-handed opener Cook laid the
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NEWCASTLE – Arsene Wenger insists he’s not afraid to spend to boost Arsenal’s Premier title hopes after their unconvincing start to the Premier League campaign.New £10,5 million signing Gervinho saw
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THE traditional leader of the Vaalgras community in southern Namibia, Chief Joel Stephanus, has filed a case with the High Court in a bid to stop attempts by a “concerned group” to dethrone him. On
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RALLY for Democracy and Progress Youth League (RDPYL) said it does not condone youth leagues of former liberation movements’ “behaviour and attitude that are aimed at interfering in the affairs of
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A RAPE suspect’s attempt to have the charge against him dismissed at the close of the prosecution’s case in his trial ended in failure in the Keetmanshoop Regional Court on Friday.Regional Magistrate
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BOTSWANA'S Wildlife and Tourism Minister visited Namibia for five days last week in order to learn about empowering rural communities.Minister of Environment and Tourism (MET) Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah
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NAMDEB says a planned strike called for tomorrow by its workers will be illegal because it is based on a “flawed ballot process”. Towards the end of last week Namdeb workers voted in favour of a
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THE meeting of heads of former liberation movements of the six political parties that met in Windhoek concluded with resolutions seeking greater cooperation and the consolidation of relations amongst
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A SUCCESSION of witnesses claimed in the High Court in Windhoek last week that they saw a resident of Koës in the Karas Region committing a sexual act with his daughter almost seven years ago.The man,
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HIGH level meetings have been held in the past week in order to address the crisis of Namibians feeding themselves from rubbish dumps.The issue was described on Friday during interviews as “an
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THE Namibian High Commission in London said although it has not yet received any reports of Namibian nationals caught in the middle of the riots there, visitors should nonetheless exercise caution.The
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RESIDENTS at the Groot Aub settlement said they have been without water for about a week after a water pipe burst. An official at the clinic said the pipe burst over a weekend, leaving residents to
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THE Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court last week turned down the bail application of South African citizen who stands accused of illicit drug trafficking. Charged with the possession of illegal
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A GROUP of Windhoek residents lashed out at government's lack of response to the hundreds of people who depend on the Kupferberg rubbish dump for food.The “Friends against poverty group”,founded on an
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These hungry people are angry people also. – City of Windhoek Chief Executive Niilo Taapopi commenting on the City’s abrupt decision to stop the dumping of expired food.You all benefited from
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SMS Of The Day *DEAR Namibians there is nothing tribal about Police action at the so-called Herero mall. I am 100 per cent omuHerero but no one in his right mind will support such a menace adjacent
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