53 Articles found on Wednesday, 7 December 2011
07-12-2011
REPORTED organised and commercial crime, varying from car theft to diamond smuggling and card fraud, cost Namibia nearly N$56 million last year, the World Bank says.The value of organised crime
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Four vehicles, including an ambulance of the Ministry of Health and Social Services, were involved in an accident on a service road con- necting the two State hospitals in Windhoek yesterday. Speeding
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THE Swapo Party Women’s Council (SPWC) national congress will start in Swakopmund today amid alleged infighting over positions and widespread allegations that some women’s council officials have been
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TDS Directory Namibia has again clinched the lucrative five-year Telecom Namibia directory printing contract, seven months after the closing date of the tender.Telecom Namibia will make a guaranteed
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NAMIBIA recorded their first win at the FairPrice Foundation Nations Cup with a narrow come-from-behind 44-42 defeat of Malaysia yesterday.The Namibian women were reportedly awash with emotion at the
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ANGOLANS splurging cash in Namibia are a double-edged sword: their spending power might boost the economy, but it also drives up property prices.In addition, their money allows them to outbid local
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KABUL – A suicide bomber struck a crowd of Shiite worshippers at a mosque in Kabul yesterday, killing at least 54 people in the deadliest of two attacks on a Shiite holy day – the first major
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BOSTON – If someone else is whining about being too busy, don’t pull up a chair and start a pity party. Instead, offer to help out, says Harvard Business Review.It can be irritating to hear someone
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LAND for housing in Windhoek is a “burning issue” as the City of Windhoek doesn’t have the budget to service enough land and is unable to cope with the demand for especially low-cost erven.Windhoek
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HARARE – Chinese-owned Anjin Investments has started selling its two million carats of stockpiled diamonds mined in Zimbabwe after global gem regulator Kimberley Process allowed the firm last month to
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s Gill Marcus was the best central banker in Africa’s emerging and frontier markets this year, despite taking no major policy decisions, closely followed by Nigeria’s
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John Rennie. Writer of the article, is an editor at large for Txchnologist. He served as editor in chief of Scientific American between 1994 and 2009 and is an adjunct instructor in New York
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CAPE TOWN – The Democratic Alliance has launched an e-mobilisation campaign to stop the Protection of State Information Bill in its current form.The DA had consistently argued for the inclusion of a
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KINSHASA – Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila had a 10-point lead early yesterday over top challenger Etienne Tshisekedi, with election officials due to name a winner later in the
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Omukuluntu omukulu gwetangagameno lyaNamibia (NDF), Martin Shalli, otashivulika aka tseyithilwe ngele otaka tokolelwa ompangu mOhofa yaayonaguli omolwa omafeekelelo guulingilingi neyonagula lyiimaliwa
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OPWA pumbiwa okomisi yelongelokumwe yi dhikwe pokati kAlgeria naNamibia opo pu nkondopekwe omakwatathano galwe pokati kiilongo mbika iyali. Ndika elaka lyomukalelipo gwo shilongo shAlgeria sho a popi
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Konima yekondjitho lyoowili hetatu, oPolisi oyali yafumvulula olutu lwa Elias Paulus (38), omutungi ngoka ali amana oondjenda konima sho agwilwe momukanka guule woometa ntano kohi yevi. Konima sho a
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IILONGO muumbugantu wAfrica ota yi tula iimaliwa oyindji mokulongulula oondjila dholutenda, nelalakano okuhwepopeka einyengo lyiilongomwa mbyoka ha yi tuminwa pondje yoshitopolwa shoka noshowo oku
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SOUTH Africa na DRC oya shaina euvathano omathimbo ga ziko oku tameka iilonga yetungo lyoshitaasi shoonkondo dholusheno halu dhigwa komeya komulonga gwa Kongo. Ethaneko lyokutunga oshitaasi shoka olya
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OMUKIINTU omuTswana okwa kala omimvo 15 ha longo nokuhupa ongo omulandithi gwiihulo mondjila onene ha yi longithwa kaahingi yoololi dhoondongelwa pokati ka Botswana na South Africa ethimbo ndyoka.
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OHAMBA yAukwanyama meekulu Martha Mwadinomho Kristiaan Nelumbu, ohela oya ulike nokulangeka omalenga gayo omape gane nokutota po wo Iikandjo yUulenga ipe itatu, sho shimwe (oshitine) tashi
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HERE we go again; retail therapy as all crush into malls to spend what they have not got! Endless Jingle Bells, Santa hats, happy Xmas posters as we all superficially celebrate the birth of a
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MANCHESTER – Manager Roberto Mancini has already started contemplating life in the Europa League as Manchester City’s chances of reaching the Champions League knockout stages look bleak despite
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BULGARIA Prime Minister Boyko Borisov wants the country’s player-of-the-year poll annulled after he won ahead of Manchester United’s Dimitar Berbatov.The 52-year-old, who plays occasionally as a
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Wednesday 07 December 2011 Uefa Champions League Dinamo Zagreb v Lyon 21h45 Ajax v Real Madrid 21h45 Basle v Man Utd 21h45 Benfica v Otelul
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WELLINGTON – Rugby World Cup winner Sonny Bill Williams will switch the pitch for the ring once again in February when he fights for New Zealand’s vacant heavyweight boxing crown, the All Blacks back
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NAMIBIA beat Madagascar 3-1 in a Pool D match at the Metropolitan Cosafa U/20 Championships in Botswana on Monday to keep alive their hopes of reaching the semifinals.Namibia seemed to be cruising
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CRICKET SA (CSA) chief executive Gerald Majola says his contentious bonus after the IPL series in 2009 was determined by CSA operations officer Don McIntosh.“Mr McIntosh [determined my bonus], and his
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DUBAI – Dane Thomas Bjorn is not hopeful of recovering from a neck injury in time to play in this week’s Dubai World Championship, the final event of the European Tour season.Bjorn, in eighth place in
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BLACK Africa chairman Cassius Moetie believes his club is the team to beat in the Namibia Premier League this season. According to Moetie, every club relishes the opportunity to come up against the
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Zimbabwe constitution drafting resumes HARARE – Zimbabwe’s constitution drafting committee has begun work, state media reported yesterday, after violence between rival political factions and a lack
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MOSCOW – President Dmitry Medvedev yesterday warned the West against criticising Russia’s political system after OSCE-led observers said the elections were slanted in favour of ruling party United
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CAPE TOWN – The Cape High Court was due to hear an application yesterday on whether it is constitutional for the government to bar the Dalai Lama entry into South Africa.The Inkatha Freedom Party and
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Bodies dumped in Syria BEIRUT – A surge in violence in the restive Syrian city of Homs has killed up to 50 people in the past 24 hours, leaving dozens of bodies in the streets, activists said
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NAMIBIANS revelled in the rain yesterday, with thoughts turning to ... ? Read on! Nando’s is far from chicken, jelly babies wobble the world, wizards, icebergs and a whole lot more:@lilkeyzz: This
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Six weeks after revealing she has breast cancer, E! News host Giuliana Rancic says she will have a double mastectomy. The 37-year-old made the announcement on Monday on NBC’s ‘Today’ show. “It was not
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THE doctor sentenced to four years behind bars for causing Michael Jackson’s death has filed a notice that he intends to appeal the conviction.Conrad Murray signed a one-page document that was filed
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SMS Of The Day *CITY of Windhoek what happened to your recycling campaign? Residents want and need to recycle but they do not know how thus recyclable materials end up at dump sites. I urge you to
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MANY black economic empowerment managers have become business tycoons, and are influencing parliamentary decisions and lobbying for legislation that will ultimately secure their wealth. – A report by
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THE Stock Theft Act has not lost all of its sting after the most severe sentences prescribed under it were declared unconstitutional earlier this year.This lesson was learned by a cattle thief whose
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THE northern and central parts of Namibia have received good rains these past few days, while the south-west and west have remained sunny and hot. In the north, high rainfall was measured throughout
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THE delay caused by the United Nations (UN) Security Council’s alleged reluctance to welcome new permanent, but smaller, members is a concern to President Hifikepunye Pohamba.He told Namibian heads of
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GOBABIS – About 50 residents of Eiseb Block in the Omaheke Region on Monday handed over a petition to the Gobabis Magistrate’s Court, requesting that the court deny bail to 12 cattle rustling suspects
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The Stirrup Riding School for children with special needs has been a revelation for children with disabilities. The school was founded three years ago at Okahandja. The founder Karin Rasch was herself
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A CHILD witness support programme could end next year, leaving children without professional support when they testify in court. A concerned mother, who says her child would not have been able to
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AIR Namibia has warned its passengers travelling to Canada that they will be subjected to a thorough assessment to ensure that they meet all requirements for travel to the north American country.The
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NAMPOST must get its act together, says Windhoek-based lawyer Andreas Vaatz, who is suing the parastatal in an attempt to get it to deliver his mail on time.Frustrated with the alleged delayed
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A CASHIER at the Otjiwarongo municipality was fired after she was found guilty of stealing N$300 000 during her time as an employee at the town council. Following a disciplinary hearing held in
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RÖSSING Uranium's former financial heavyweight Peter Carlson has resigned. His resignation came amidst claims that he was demoted in the wake of alleged irregularities found during an audit.Carlson
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A NEW flush-toilet system introduced at Gibeon last year to replace the old “bucket system” has become an even worse nightmare for the villagers. Overflowing sewage is pooling next to the streets and
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NEWS that registered war veterans will be given a lump sum payout of N$50 000 – costing Government N$3 billion in three years – riled opposition party Democratic Party of Namibia (DPA) Secretary
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FIFTEEN acid tankers that were upgraded at TransNamib Holdings were returned to Rio Tinto’s Rössing uranium mine on Monday.The tankers are used by the mine to transport sulphuric acid from the Walvis
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RUNDU – The Rundu State Hospital mortuary which made headlines in November with allegations of corpses decomposing, because of a section of the mortuary was out of order, is now functioning
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