46 Articles found on Wednesday, 14 December 2011
14-12-2011
AREVA yesterday said it was putting its investment in the US$1 billion Trekkopje uranium project on hold as the French nuclear fuel and services giant braced itself for a worldwide loss of up to US$2
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Authorities have, once again, warned that set- ting off fireworks in pub- lic areas is illegal, even though the sale of fire- works is not illegal. Those who want to set off fireworks must do it in
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MINING company Purity Manganese yesterday failed with an attempt to get the High Court to dismiss a case in which a farm owner is trying to get the company ordered off his land. In a ruling given by
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba has ordered the removal of his head of security and other steps could be taken against top State House officials after an incident that allegedly compromised his
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IF Wal-Mart wants the Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) to approve its merger with Massmart, it will have to put N$20 million into a supplier fund to develop local suppliers for three years.This
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DJIBOUTI – US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta held talks yesterday with Djibouti President Ismael Omar Guelleh on tackling terrorism during a visit to the Red Sea state, home to the only US army base
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NAMIBIA intends to dispatch small band of athletes for next year’s Olympic Games in London.This is according to Namibia National Olympic Committee board member Ndeulipula Hamutumwa, who said the
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NAIROBI – Kenyan doctors have called off a week-long strike demanding better pay, after the country’s leaders pleaded with them to end the industrial action that left many patients unattended, a union
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PRETORIA – Disgraced former police chief Jackie Selebi, taken from prison to undergo tests on Monday, is in a “quite serious” condition, his lawyer said.Selebi’s visit to Pretoria’s Steve Biko
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DAKAR – Fatou Bensouda, the first African to be named as chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has little time for accusations that the Hague-based court has harboured bias against
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URANIUM aspirant Bannerman Resources is not waiting for its troubled Chinese suitors to get their house in order, and will push ahead with a capital raising to help fund work on Etango, its flagship
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Nothing replaces face-to-face contact for building strong client relationships, but that is not always possible in today’s global world, says Harvard Business Review.When it comes to creating and
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PARIS – Global growth is set to slow to 2,4 per cent next year as market tensions mount and the risk of unfavourable developments has increased, Fitch Ratings said in its latest forecasts. The ratings
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WASHINGTON – International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde will visit Nigeria and Niger on December 18-22 on her first visit to Africa while leading the crisis lender, the IMF has
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JOHANNESBURG – Two Zimbabwean diamond companies operating in the controversial Marange fields have been added to the US’ list of sanctioned entities, I-Net Bridge reported yesterday.The Treasury’s
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HARARE – Zimbabwe’s state-owned airline was scrambling for cash yesterday to secure the release of a plane seized in London by a US firm over a US$1,2 million debt, a senior airline official told
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OAKLAND, California – Heady with their successful attempts to block trucks and curb business at busy ports up and down the West Coast, some Occupy Wall Street protesters plan to continue their
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Rachel Crow’s shocking elimination on the X Factor isn’t going to stop her drive for fame and fortune because she’s determined to take care of her sick father, RadarOnline.com has exclusively
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DUBAI – Rights group Amnesty International has described as “deeply shocking” Saudi Arabia’s beheading of a woman convicted on charges of “sorcery and witchcraft”, saying it underlined the urgent need
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DAMASCUS – Army defectors ambushed a Syrian security patrol yesterday killing seven in revenge for a raid that cost 11 civilian lives, activists said, as the United Nations estimated more than 5 000
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OTTAWA – Canada’s historic decision to withdraw from the Kyoto protocol provoked heavy criticism from China yesterday, with Beijing saying the move went against international efforts to combat climate
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Nande pwali oohapu tadhiti kutya oyendji kayali yemuhala, Petrina Haingura okwali a hogolululwa koyendji aninge natango amushanga gwongundu yaakulukadhi yo Swapo uule womimvo ntano moshiwike sha
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Omukalelipo gwongundu yo Swapo moshitopolwa sha Maheke moshiwike sha ziko okwali a holola onkumwe kombinga yo kambo kombaanga hoka anuwa ka patululwa meholamo kongundu yo Swapo nOmbaanga ya Bank
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ONGELEKI ya Anglicana moNamibia mOsoondaha ya zi ko oya yapula Aasita (Aapristeri) yaali nAadiakoni omilongone (40), sha ningilwa pOmisioni ya St Mary Dibo mOukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena.Aasita
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KOMANDA gwOpolisi mOshitopolwa sha Shana Komufala gwOpolisi Ndahangwapo Kashihakumwa okwa ninga eindilo nelombwelo lya kwata miiti kaahingi yoohango noshowo kaahingi ayehe yiiyenditho kutya inaya
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THE Namibia Rugby Union plans to advertise the post of Welwitschias coach in the first week of January, acting CEO Christo Alexander says.Current coach Johan Diergaardt’s deal runs out at the end of
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OSHAKATI leg two-time champions Jesse Urikhob, Johannes Skyrwer and Charlene Engelbrecht once again reigned supreme in their respective events at the year-ending second leg of the Bank Windhoek Grand
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LONDON – Andre Villas-Boas believes his Chelsea side are back in the thick of the title race following their 2-1 win over Premier League leaders Manchester City.Victory over saw Chelsea move to within
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TWO-TIME African Football of the Year and former Senegal international El Hadji Diouf yesterday announced that he had been contacted by big-spending Anzhi Makhachkala for a possible move to the
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TOYOTA – Santos make their highly anticipated entry into the Club World Cup today when they face plucky Japanese champions Kashiwa Reysol, but all the focus is on one man: Neymar.The Brazilians will
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BERLIN – Former German star Boris Becker said yesterday he believes his country’s tennis could be on the cusp of a renaissance - seeing signs of promise particularly among the women.“I will not be
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LONDON – Former England coach Sir Clive Woodward praised Jonny Wilkinson as a “marvellous team man” after the fly-half announced his retirement from international rugby union here on Monday. It was
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FROM the profound to the lost and found, the proud to the loud, today’s ‘daily (b)read’ from Namibians (mainly) on the ow and miaow of life: @awesomeNamibian: Why is no one helping the Syrian
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BUSINESSWOMAN Susanne Hoff (51), accused of hiring two men to kill her husband, was admitted to the Windhoek Central Hospital on Saturday.According to her lawyer, JP Jones, Hoff was admitted because
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SMS Of The Day *I’M the proud driver of a luxury V8 SUV. Last week I got a N$1 500 ticket for doing 132 km/h in a 120 km/h zone. I am generally a speed freak but am now fully rehabilitated after that
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AN internal investigation into the ‘sex for marks’ scandal at the University of Namibia (Unam) has found no evidence to substantiate any of the allegations.Unam’s director for communications, Edwin
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NAMIBIAN officials are in discussions with Iran about the development of an oil refinery here.This information is based on a news report posted on the Iranian Fars News Agency’s website late last
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AN overhaul of the current language policy in schools is needed to address the failures in the education system.A call was made by a local non-governmental organisation (NGO) to consider mother-tongue
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THE Namibia Development Corporation’s (NDC) grape harvest at the Naute Dam Irrigation Project near Keetmanshoop will be better this year than last year. The grape yield was lower last year because of
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DRUNKENNESS, racism, the leaking of confidential information, and a polygraph test were items on a list of allegations by uranium mine contract workers last week.The matter came to a head on Thursday
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THE trial of six people accused of having defrauded pension fund administrator Alexander Forbes and the Retirement Fund for Local Authorities and Utility Services in Namibia to the tune of more than
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ALICE Fredericks of the Precious Jewels programme is an unemployed woman with a big heart and she has been feeding the less privileged children of Katutura for many years. About ten years ago she met
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THE Police in the Ohangwena Region are investigating an armed robbery after five men broke into a shop at Oshikango yesterday morning and got away with several items and money.The regional crime
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THE Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare has condemned advertisements offering babies for adoption.According to its spokesperson Rosa Nikanor, offering babies for adoption is “tantamount to
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WITH a united community we’ll overcome the resistance of the enemy called crime. – NamPol regional commander in the Karas Region, Commissioner Josephat Abel, urging the community to cooperate with the
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SOMETIMES our pervasive, biased and repetitive TV news stations redeem themselves. A delightful Russian lady standing in freezing cold was asked what she expected from protesting about elections. She
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