47 Articles found on Thursday, 1 December 2011
01-12-2011
Namibia will mark World AIDS Day today with the theme: ‘Zero New HIV Infections, Zero Discrimination and Zero AIDS-related Deaths’. The ‘Getting to Zero’ campaign is backed by the United Nations and
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THE Anti-Corruption Act, the Prevention of Organised Crime Act, and the dual appointment of Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana as Justice Minister and Attorney General in 2005 all came under attack in the High
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GOVERNMENT has finally agreed to grant Swakop Uranium a licence to develop the N$12-billion Husab uranium mine, a project that will create more than 17 000 direct and indirect jobs. Besides making
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IMMANUEL ‘Prince’ Naidjala said his meteoric rise from supporting cast to the main event has fuelled his desire for increased success.Speaking ahead of his non-title fight against South Africa’s
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TEHRAN – Britain has evacuated all its diplomatic staff from Iran, Western diplomatic sources told Reuters yesterday, a day after protesters stormed and ransacked its embassy and residential
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PE MINERALS, one of the biggest black economic empowerment (BEE) groups in Namibia, plans to pull out of the Rosh Pinah zinc and lead mine and has offered its majority shareholding to state-owned
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BUSAN – United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged developing nations yesterday to be “smart shoppers” on foreign aid, warning that powerful emerging economies such as China may be more
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THE HAGUE – The International Criminal Court charged former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo with murder, rape, persecution and inhuman acts yesterday, crimes allegedly committed as his backers
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THE members of ISG Risk Services hail from the financial services regulator and have extensive experience in the financial services industry. Their services are focused on helping the consumers of the
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THIS morning The Namibian received the following consumer complaint on our website. We decided to investigate the incident. The letter and response from the vendor are both below.We stayed at the
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There are ways to keep recurring meetings fresh, says Harvard Business Review, including a review of the purpose at hand and better preparation to cut the endless chat-fests short, says Harvard
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PROMINENT business personalities Harold Pupkewitz, Frans Aupa Indongo and Sven Thieme on Tuesday received Lifetime Achievement Awards for their contributions to the local business
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DE Beers Marine Namibia yesterday celebrated the new era it is entering with Government and De Beers as equal partners, by officially changing its name to Debmarine Namibia.To go with its changed
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THE JSE-listed financial services group Efficient Group Limited (South Africa) and internationally affiliated audit firm BDO (Namibia) have established a new financial services company in Namibia.The
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BUSAN, South Korea – Former British prime minister Tony Blair urged world aid donors yesterday to work more closely with China in Africa, stressing Beijing’s increasingly dominant role in the
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TEEN singing sensation Justin Bieber was named the most searched person this year on Internet search engine Bing on Monday, edging out reality TV star Kim Kardashian and ‘Friends‘‘ actress Jennifer
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Ajudge on Tuesday sentenced Conrad Murray to four years behind bars – the maximum punishment possible – for his part in Michael Jackson’s death, saying the doctor’s role in the singer’s fatal overdose
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LONDON – A former reporter at Britain’s News of the World has made a rare, robust defence of phone hacking, telling Britain’s media ethics inquiry that eavesdropping on voicemails was a “perfectly
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NAYPYITAW – Hillary Clinton became the first United States secretary of state to visit Myanmar in more than 50 years yesterday, launching an historic mission to press the reclusive country’s new
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IN the early 1980s I accompanied a zoologist friend on several field trips. She was studying the mating calls of frogs - work that demanded prowling around natural wetlands at night, torch and tape
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An introduction to AfriCat's carnivore conservation project. In future, the project team will share regular stories of the interesting every day events that are part and parcel of the programme.For
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INDIANAPOLIS – Poachers, disease, civil wars, heat, cold, rain, drought, pollution, ignorance, indifference. Those are just some of the challenges faced by the 29 conservationists who have devoted
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“Tourists want to see cats” says Hans Fwelimbi, tour guide at Nkasa Lupala Lodge. He takes pride in being able to find them in Mamili National Park, although they have been known to chase buffalo
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SHO yi ihogololele natango pomahala giilonga mEtitano lyoshiwike sha zi ko, ano meti 25 Novemba 2011, Elelo lyOndoolopa ya Shomeya olya hogolola natango Kaansela Linekela Ndangi Shetekela oye a kale
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KEFAS Ainima omumati ngoka a sindana omumvo nguka opamwe nombwa ye Chivas methigathano, lyoombwa lya Hochland Dog Club opamwe woo na Angela ota ya ka gandja elongo kombinga yoku longa nawa niinamwenyo
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NAMDEB nehangano lyaaniilonga yomoomina MUN oya tsukumwe kombinga yehulithopo lyiilonga lyamenegela gwakwaalukehe, pOrangemund, Mitford Mundell. Aaniilonga oya li ya lundile Mundell kutya ye oha tula
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OMINISTA yIipindi Nomipepo dhokuhambula, oya hiya aanangeshefa yopaigwana oku kwathela Namibia molugodhi lwe okumanguluka pamahupilo. Hage Geingob okwa ningi eindilo ndika petameko lyoshigongi
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RAYMOND van Schoor will captain the Namibian cricket team when they take on Kwazulu-Natal Inland in the Cricket South Africa series in Pietermaritzburg, starting today.Van Schoor takes over the
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COPENHAGEN – Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador, who is awaiting the outcome of a doping appeal hearing, said on Tuesday he would compete in the London Olympics next year if possible.The 28-year-old
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SYDNEY – Injury-weakened Australia return to test action on home soil this week for the first time since their humiliating Ashes defeat, taking on a New Zealand team convinced conditions might just be
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HONG KONG – Golf sensation Rory McIlroy has warned he can bring his breakthrough year to a thrilling close by snatching the European money title from leader Luke Donald, starting with this week’s Hong
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MADRID – Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola has told his players they need to lift their game if they hope to catch La Liga leaders Real Madrid and secure a fourth straight Spanish title.Barca slipped to a
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LONDON – Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas criticised his side after a 2-0 home defeat by Liverpool in the League Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday and warned they must improve if they are to avoid an
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PRESIDENTS and businessmen weave their way into today’s tweets, as do TeQuila, the Bible and Michael Jackson, among others, as the twitterati do the 360 on the 140:@Issai_Twali:
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MORE than two months down the line, Chief Inspector Vicky Matjila, head of the division, says the community policing campaign is in full swing. But, she says, it needs to be strengthened through
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THE son of a former Robben Island prisoner, with a mother who played an active role in supporting Plan fighters during the apartheid years, has complained that his parents have not received any
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SMS Of The Day *AIDS fund running out of money. That is not good news to many people living with HIV and even to our economy. Does our Government have any plan on where to get funds should donors
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THE start of the trial of the security company employee accused of taking part in an unsuccessful robbery at the Windhoek premises of G4S Security Services in May 2009 was again postponed in the
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AN elderly farmer in the Rehoboth district was murdered on his farm on Monday. Ernst Cloete (72) was the owner of Drie Rivier farm, situated 20 kilometres east of Rehoboth. Cloete’s body was
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EVERY year on December 1, we commemorate World AIDS Day. It is a day to reflect on lives lost, and lives forever changed, as a result of AIDS. It is also an opportunity to pay tribute to more than 34
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ROSE is a mother of four, with a fifth on the way. At a time when she should be eagerly awaiting the birth of her child, she is instead worried about how to prevent her next pregnancy. She'd like to
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CORRUPTION accused Esmerelda Majiedt (46) is expected to lodge an appeal against an unsuccessful bail verdict in the High Court in Windhoek today.It has been almost eight months since her high-profile
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THE sentencing of a former employee of Pupkewitz Megabuild who has admitted that he defrauded the company of more than N$1,9 million was postponed for a further three months yesterday.Robert Helao
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THE delay in releasing funds for capital projects by the central Government has been blamed for the failure to replace bucket toilets in the Karas Region. Karas Regional Council’s director of general
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Unfortunately we in Namibia have no culture to appreciate designer hand-made Namibian goods and no pride in the goods. – Attila Girsh from The Tameka Studio which is part of Pambili Young Designers
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AN official in the Ministry of Education appeared in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court yesterday in connection with a ‘ghost teacher’ scam that has been haunting the ministry for years.Laurentius van
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Namibia’s male team on Monday earned a bronze medal at the 18 and Under inline hockey tournament in Hong Kong. Two other female Namibian teams – Badgers and Coastal Pi- rates – took gold and Silver in
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