56 Articles found on Wednesday, 3 August 2011
03-08-2011
TWO senior staff members of Informanté have left the weekly tabloid under a cloud of controversy following a report about Trustco’s dispute with Econet, its mobile partner in Zimbabwe.The Namibian has
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THE body of an unknown man, presumed murdered, was found by the Police in Rocky Crest, Windhoek, yesterday morning.The Katutura Police Station Commander, Chief Inspector Ismael Basson, said the body
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OMBUDSMAN John Walters says he has not stopped the investigation into Namibia’s controversial seal culling, but stressed that he would conduct it of his own volition without any interference, threats
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AN international report has slammed the Namibian Government as “irresponsible” when it comes to the lack of knowledge, skills, willingness and financial means to regulate Namibia’s booming uranium
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QUINTON Delie and Christine Briedenhann both set new Namibian records at the 14th FINA World Swimming Championships which was recently held in Shanghai, China.Delie firmly established that he was
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KARACHI – Authorities called in paramilitary soldiers and police to quell political and criminal violence in Pakistan’s largest city yesterday after 34 people were killed here in less that two days,
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NAMIBIA’S growth outlook remains largely positive, but there are increasing signs that the momentum might be fading, Daniel Motinga, head of research at FNB Namibia, has warned.In the recent research
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PRETORIA – South Africa said it will push Wal-Mart to rejig the conditions of its US$2,4 billion Massmart deal, as Pretoria looks to wring bigger concessions from the world’s top retailer.The
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WASHINGTON – Spending cuts in the new deal to slash the US deficit and raise the borrowing ceiling will not have much immediate effect on the economy – or the deficit itself, analysts have
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PARIS – Inflation in advanced economies eased to 3,1 per cent in the 12 months to the end of June from 3,2 per cent to the end of May as a rise in energy prices slowed, the OECD said yesterday.This
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JOHANNESBURG – South African mines minister Susan Shabangu admitted yesterday that debate inside the ruling ANC about possible nationalisation of the mining sector was hurting investment and job
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It’s not enough to simply tell employees to do something, and there are some common blunders used when attempting persuasion that should be avoided, says Harvard Business Review.In today’s business
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NAMIBIA emerged as one of the top ten producers of diamonds in terms of value last year, statistics released yesterday by the Kimberley Process showed.The country produced gems totalling US$744
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‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2’ took the top spot in the international box office race this weekend, conjuring up US$66,4 million and tying ‘Avatar’ for the fastest sprint to the US$1
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US eases Somalia sanctions due to famine WASHINGTON – The United States is easing sanctions related to Somalia’s al Qaeda-linked Shabaab in hopes of boosting assistance in a worsening famine in the
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MIAMI – A vial of serial killer Ted Bundy’s blood has been found in Florida and investigators will use the newly discovered evidence to try to solve cases that went cold decades ago.Before he was
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LONDON – British police yesterday arrested a man, believed to be a “key figure” at Rupert Murdoch’s News International group according to a newspaper, as part of their ongoing probe into phone hacking
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OSLO – The confessed killer in Norway’s twin terror attacks that claimed 77 lives has presented a long list of “unrealistic” demands, including the resignation of the government and that his mental
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AMMAN – The death toll in Syria’s violent crackdown on opposition to President Bashar al-Assad in the city of Hama and elsewhere climbed yesterday, spurring Western efforts to pile diplomatic pressure
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AANIILONGA yepangelo konyala omayovi 90 000 oya tegelela natango iimaliwa yawo yegwedhelo lyoondjambi mbyoka aniwa ya li yina oku kala ya futwa pehulilo lyomwedhi gwapiti.Mbika oya li inaayi futwa
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AAGUNDJUKA ayehe kumwe ye li 560 mboka omathimbo ga zi ko ya taambelwa mEhangano lyIilonga yOpashigwana yUuministeli waagundjuka, Iilonga yOpashigwana, Omaudhano nOmithigululwakalo, ya za mIitopolwa
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OMUNDOHOTOLA, Naftali Hamata ngoka a kala Omuwiliki gwUuhaku mOshitopolwa sha Shana, a thiga po iilonga yEpangelo nokuya moshipundi shevululuko.Omundohotola Hamata konima yeilongo lye kOouniversity
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UUYELELE wasimana kombinga yeyalulo lyoshigwana noshowo omagumbo, owa tindilwa aaleshi yoThe Namibian omolwa oondjindikila ndhoka oshifo shika sha tulilwapo kepangelo okuza mu Desemba 2000.Uuyelele
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OMAHANGANO galwe ngoka taga vulu okugandja olusheno gafaathana na MobiPay ka gali ga pewa ompito kelelo lyaVenduka opo ga ulike kutya otaga vulu okulanditha olusheno ndoka halu futilwa omanga inaalu
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OSASIONAyOmapekaapekelo yEpangelo yoohecta 6500, tayi adhika muuninginino wo Grootfontein (Oshaanda) mOshikandjohogololo shoka mOshitopolwa sha Otjozondjupa, mOlyomakaya ga zi ko oya lukilwa nakusa
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THE opponent of Immanuel ‘The Prince’ Naidjala for tonight’s fight has been changed, apparently because of questions over his boxing record. As a result, Pamseni Sankulani will go toe-to-toe with
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ATHLETICS Namibia has officially announced the names of the country’s two representatives to the IAAF World Championships to be held in Daegu, South Korea, from August 27 to September 3. Athletes
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PLANS by local businessman Nelson ‘Dicky’ Akwenye collapsed after his bid to purchase Tigers FC was turned down over the weekend.The Namibian was reliably informed that Akwenye’s bid to buy one of
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NAMIBIA were back on track when they beat Canada by three wickets in a thrilling ICC U19 World Cup qualifying match on Monday. Namibia suffered their first defeat at the tournament on Sunday when they
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THE Namibia Premier League (NPL) has finally moved back into Soccer House in Katutura this week, a move welcomed by the Namibia Football Association (NFA).The NFA’s Barry Rukoro confirmed that the NPL
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NAMIBIAN triathlete Abraham Louw finished second in the elite category of the 2011 Singapore ITU Triathlon Asian Cup event held over the weekend.Louw (19) finished the race with a time of one hour, 52
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ORLANDO Pirates chairman Irvin Khoza yesterday confirmed that veteran striker Benni McCarthy has signed a two-year contract with the Absa Premiership giants. McCarthy returned to South Africa in the
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A SOFT early goal gave Esperance of Tunisia a 1-0 victory over Al-Ahly of Egypt in the highest profile match of the African Champions League weekend schedule.Cameroonian Joseph Ndjeng nodded home from
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The show may be over, but the reality continues! Some hot Amplified action will be going down at Chez Ntemba ViP Namibia in Windhoek on Saturday night. DStv is hosting an eviction party for Namibia’s
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While Nigerian Karen’s win came as no surprise, many fans across Africa are still wondering quite how Zimbabwe’s Wendall managed to beat South African fan favourite Luclay to the prize money in Big
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Arab, African aid ‘lacks co-ordination’ KHARTOUM – Somalia’s President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed said Arab and African aid for his famine-ravaged country lacks co-ordination, Sudanese state media reported
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CAIRO – In his last address to the nation as president, Hosni Mubarak vowed he would never leave his homeland and would die on its soil. His decision not to flee Egypt may carry a heavy price.Today,
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THE residents of a new informal settlement at Tsumeb, called Ovukuland or Vukuland, are accusing the local authority of failing to provide basic services.They complain of not being provided with
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THE WINDHOEK Municipality is reviewing its policy which exempts churches and schools from paying rates and taxes.At its monthly Council meeting last week, the Windhoek City Council made no decision on
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THE assault that ended up claiming the life of the two-and-a-half-year-old Dorothea Kooitjie in the Gibeon area almost two years ago was carried out by the little girl’s mother, and not by him, murder
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THE stock-theft trial of a prominent Rehoboth businessman, Japie Loubser, yesterday continued in his absence after he had “taken ill rather seriously”.Hennie Barnard, Loubser’s lawyer, told Magistrate
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OSHAKATI – Swift action by members of the Namibian Police at Oshakati led to the arrest of two suspects linked to an armed robbery at Endola village, 20 km from Oshakati, on Monday.Police Commissioner
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THE town of Oranjemund, until now privately owned by Namdeb, will be opened to the public after it was officially granted local authority status. The proclamation of the southern mining town as a
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THE Namibia Financial Institutions Union (Nafinu) has again declared a dispute with Nedbank Namibia over a deadlock in wage negotiations.Nedbank and representatives from Nafinu met last week in an
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THE Earth Observation and Satellite Applications Research and Training Centre (EOSA-RTC), was launched on July 6 in collaboration with the African Monitoring of the Environment for Sustainable
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AN injured 66-year-old Swedish hiker was yesterday rescued from the Fish River Canyon at Ai-Ais. The tourist fell and broke her arm while hiking. Police Chief Inspector Lydia Shapwanale said the
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THE Congress of Democrats (CoD) said Government’s ‘freeze’ on land distribution and development has created an unnecessary problem of squatters at Groot Aub, and called for an immediate lifting of the
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A GROUP of elephants suspected to have escaped from the Etosha National Park have since Sunday been terrorising people at Omutemo village in the Oshikoto Region.The villagers say the herd of six
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ANY men impregnating students and pupils should be prosecuted, and not only male teachers, Minister of Education Dr Abraham Iyambo has proposed. “[We] must extend the penalty to any man who commits
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A YOUNG man who is accused of sexually molesting a seven-year-old girl in Windhoek three years ago is now saying he was so drugged on dagga and crack cocaine that he can remember nothing about the
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THE Regional Court at Rehoboth on Monday issued a warrant for the arrest of a murder accused after he failed to appear in court.Gordon Douglas Markus (28), who allegedly stabbed fellow Rehoboth
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THE Regional Court at Rehoboth on Monday issued a warrant for the arrest of a murder accused after he failed to appear in court.Gordon Douglas Markus (28), who allegedly stabbed fellow Rehoboth
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THREE new acting judges are set to be on duty in the High Court at Oshakati over the next month to deal with dozens of appeal cases that are pending.The new acting judges who are set to hear criminal
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SMS Of The Day *THE City of Windhoek has the power to give permission to break down vulnerable people's houses due to non-payment for erven rates and taxes! Who, now, has the power to kick the
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I watched with fascination as the media finally got its teeth into the multi-successful Rupert Murdoch for some severe naughtiness in a minute part of his empire; yes, Auntie Rebekah or her colleagues
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just be a bit patient. – Cabinet Secretary Frans Kapofi on the almost N$300 million outstanding in backdated increases owed to approximately 90 000 civil servants. They operate in shebeens, under
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