64 Articles found on Wednesday, 27 July 2011
27-07-2011
AN OKAHANDJA resident who was found guilty on a child rape charge last week received a 17-year prison term at the end of his trial in the Windhoek Regional Court yesterday.In contrast to his outburst
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Hibo Mohamud, a three-year-old malnourished child from southern Somalia, is comforted at Banadir hospital in Mogadishu yesterday after fleeing from southern Somalia. The UN will airlift emergency
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PAUL Watson, founder of environmental group Sea Shepherd, yesterday confirmed that they masterminded the secret filming of Namibia’s controversial seal culling at Cape Cross recently.Watson told The
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A PARLIAMENTARY standing committee yesterday grilled the Permanent Secretary of Information for allowing the Namibia Broadcasting Corporation to withhold employee pension contributions amounting to
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HARRY ‘Onkugo’ Simon will contest for the vacant World Boxing Federation light heavyweight title on September 30, his camp announced yesterday.However his opponent, for the fight which is scheduled to
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OSLO – The lawyer for the gunman behind last week’s attacks in Norway laid out his feelings about the case and his client yesterdy, painting a picture of a cold and paranoid “warrior” who appears to
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CHINA and Namibia’s economic and trade cooperation has grown rigorously, and even the devastating global financial crisis could not stop its growth.This was said by China’s ambassador to Namibia, Wei
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WHEREVER we come from, whatever our views and however we analyse the world around us we always seem to miss predicting horrific events! The last place in the world I would have expected a massive bomb
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WHERE does the issue of campaigning come from? He must not shy away from the fact that he was wrong. Why should the issue of succession come in? – Swapo Party Oshikoto regional coordinator Armas
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SMS Of The Day IT’S tough to be a teacher nowadays. You deal with indisciplined learners, violent parents and a Minister who embarrasses and ridicules you in front of media and the nation. Oh how I
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JOHANNESBURG – South African petrochemicals group Sasol, the world’s biggest maker of motor fuel from coal, expects to produce around 7,3 million tons of products at its synthetic fuel operation in
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LONDON/JOHANNESBURG – A strike by South African coal workers at major mining houses on Monday will start to hit exports in two to four weeks, after stockpiles are used up at the mines and Richards Bay
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JUBA – South Sudan said its former civil war foe Khartoum, which controls the pipelines for its oil exports, had declared economic war against the new African nation by demanding a transit fee of
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WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama described the long political fight over raising the limit on US borrowing and avoiding default on the American debt as a “partisan three-ring circus” and blamed the
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When IT efforts fail, more often than not the problem lies with those outside the technology function, says Harvard Business Review.When IT efforts fail, there’s a tendency to do some finger-pointing.
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MEATCO will remain a state-owned enterprise (SOE) until new operational structures are proposed and the necessary amendments are made to the legislation affecting the operations of the company.The
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LONDON – De Beers, one of the world’s largest diamond producers, posted a 55 per cent jump in first-half earnings on the back of record sales and an unprecedented jump in prices, driven by China,
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AN autopsy on singer Amy Winehouse on Monday failed to determine what killed the 27-year-old star, leaving fans and family with a weeks-long wait for the results of toxicology tests. A family
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SOUTH Africa risks witnessing mass uprisings if it doesn’t act urgently to deal with rampant youth unemployment, the leader of the country’s trade union movement has warned.As general secretary of the
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The West, rebels consider Gaddafi staying TRIPOLI – An international consensus may be emerging over allowing Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to remain in the country if he steps down.Syria boosts
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OMUPOLISI nale ngoka a li a pewa egeelo lyomimvo 46 mondholongo oomwedhi ndatu dhapiti, molwedhipago lyomutalelipo Omundowishi okwa pewa ompito okupulakenwa kombinga yetokolo ndyoka a pewa mOmpangu
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AANONA aashona ta ya ningi omategelelo olyo eshongo enene moshilongo nuunene tuu moshitopolwa Otjozondjupa. Oshifo shika osha li sha talelepo omukunda gwa Mangetti Dune nomudhingoloko moka mwa
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AALUMENTU mboka taya tamanekelwa edhipago lyomukwashigwana gwaNdowishi, Thielo Neumann poShiwakopo omumvogu oyena okutegelela sigo omuSeptemba okuuvaka kutya otaya ka ningwa ngiini metamaneko ndyoka.
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NATANGO oshafa pena ehilathano pokati kaawiliki yewawa lyaagundjuka yoSwapo , Elijah Ngurare na Armas Amukwiyu. Eyooloko pokati kaawiliki mbaka yaali olya holoka sha landula ketalelopo lya Ngurare
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OMUTEKULU gwomukokoliperesidende okwa holokele mohofa yaMengestrata gwa Venduka omaandaha ta tamanekelwa okuhinga akolwa. Samiki Nujoma okwa kwatelwe moVenduka Olyomakaya konima aniwa sho a dhenge
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PETHIMBO ta popitha oshigongi sho RDP pOhangwena mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena Amushanga gwIipambele yOmaunganeko gOpapolotika mo RDP , Libolly Haufiku, okwa lombwele aanashigongi shawo mpoka kutya
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EWILIKONGUNDU lyolusheno[Electricity Control Board][ECB] olya tseyitha egwedhelo lyondando yolusheno olwindji nooperesenda 18,28 ngaashi shakala sha tegelelwa.Omumvo gwayi ondando yolusheno oya
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PETHIMBO ta popitha oshigongi sho RDP pOhangwena mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena mOlyomakaya ga zi ko, Amushanga gwo RDP e na sha nOmauyelele, Omaunongononi nIinyanyangidhwa, Jeremiah Nambinga okwa ti
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OMAULIKILO gIipindi gOkomumvo ga Ngwediva nuumvo otaga ka kala ko okuza meti 24 Auguste sigo eti 4 September 2011 nokwa tegelelwa ga ka kaliwe kAauliki yIiipindi oyendji noshowo ga ka talelwe po
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OPOLISI oya kwata epangwe lyatulwa muupakete wuli 700 waadhika miihwa popepi nomweelo gwopoongamba mondjila onene ya Trans Kalahari. Omupolisi gwiilonga moshitopolwa shOmaheke, omukonakoni, Johan
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THE Welwitschias will play a match against a South African Universities side as preparation for the World Cup on August 6 at the Hage Geingob Stadium.Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) CEO Christo Alexander
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NAMIBIA’s amateur boxers are yet to begin preparations for the All Africa Games that get underway in just over four weeks’ time.Team captain Tobias Munihango yesterday told The Namibian Sport that
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A Fun Golf Day was held in Tsumeb on Saturday to raise funds for the newly established Dundee Precious Metals-Namibia Custom Smelters Tsumeb Community Trust.According to the organisers, the day’s
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SILVESTOR ‘Superman’ Nanyala played arguably his best classical chess this past weekend as he notched up another perfect score of 7/7 to become the 2011 Junior Chess Champion. Nanyala defeated all
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THE SKW Gymnastics Academy hosted the national qualifying competition rhythmic gymnastics over the weekend.According to event coordinator Yvonne Schadee “gymnasts from Tsumeb, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund
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NAMIBIA Football Association (NFA) president John Muinjo has delegated Brave Warriors team manager Tim Isaacs to represent the country at the preliminary draw for the 2014 Fifa World Cup in Rio de
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NEW Zealand companies dishing out Rugby World Cup tickets and government agencies receiving them may be blissfully unaware they risk penalties of up to 10 years in jail and unlimited fines for
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BUENOS AIRES – Sergio Batista has stepped down as Argentina coach after his team were knocked out of the Copa America in the quarter-finals, the Argentine Football Association (AFA) said on
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SHANGHAI – Ryan Lochte overtook Michael Phelps on the final turn of the 200-metre freestyle to win one of the most highly awaited races of the world championships yesterday, reminding everyone that
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IT’S time to get Amplified. You don’t even have to watch the show to stand a chance of winning. All you have to do is come up with the right answer!Four lucky readers stand a chance of winning both an
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IT’S time to vote again. The major difference this week is that you’re voting for the housemate you want to WIN! In short, you must VOTE for your FAVOURITE, the person you’d like to see walk off with
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Dayum, can’t believe I’m starting to feel the first twinges of Big Brother withdrawal! Monday night nominations are already gone with the wind. Now it’s only a matter of days before that seminal
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Six Mauritius ministers quit – report PORT LOUIS – Six ministers in Mauritius, including the finance minister, resigned from the government yesterday following the arrest of the health minister over
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DOLO – The United Nations will airlift emergency rations this week to parts of drought-ravaged Somalia that militants banned it from more than two years ago – a crisis intervention to keep hungry
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THE bull elephant, a mountain of ivory and callous hide, lumbers to the waterhole in Etosha. These giants can drink 100 litres in one gorge, but this male has to stop; another bull flaps his ears on
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SOME Westair Group of Companies employees on Tuesday held a peaceful demonstration over wages, working conditions and unfair labour practices.Namibia Transport and Allied Workers Union (Natau) shop
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THREE men accused of assaulting a teacher at a Windhoek school on Friday last week made a first court appearance in connection with the incident yesterday.Teacher Fannes Tangeni Namhunya was allegedly
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JOHANNES Fransiskus Bergh (69) of Henties Bay committed suicide by shooting himself with a shotgun on Saturday night.According to Deputy Commissioner Chris Kalimbula of the Erongo Police, Bergh and
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THE effective prison term of 30 years which a young man received almost three years ago on charges connected to the murder of a Windhoek radio announcer during an armed robbery was cut by 10 years on
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THE Windhoek City Police arrested an alleged gang of five robbers early yesterday morning after a search of their car found an array of tools used to cut through roofs. Two of the men have a history
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SECRETARY General of Swapo Party Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana said the Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) should tell the nation what it knows about the Cassinga massacre without beating around the
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AMBULANCE operators working for the Ministry of Health are up in arms over job regrading and the state of the ambulances and buses serving State health facilities in Windhoek. Speaking on condition of
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A RESIDENT-DRIVEN neighbourhood watch in Otjiwarongo has quickly paid off for residents. According to people at the town, more than 200 have joined the recently established community crime-busting
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THE Namibian Government has conveyed its deepest and heartfelt condolences to the Norwegian families who lost loved ones in the attacks by Andres Behring on Friday that resulted in the loss of over 90
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DOUBLE murder suspect Julius Dausab is facing a further close to nine months in custody before his trial is scheduled to continue in the High Court in Windhoek.After nearly two weeks of proceedings
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AS the countdown to choosing Miss Namibia 2011 gathers pace, join in the fun and let us know who you think the winner will be.All you have to do is send an SMS to 45045. Type in WIN followed by the
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THE sister of a man who was killed by a lion at the Harnas Wildlife Foundation two months ago has been traced.Teresa Kurpas, sister of the deceased Markus Mydlarz, was located in Poland and was told
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The work vehicle of liberation war veteran, Kleophas Shilongo, who owns and runs a security company, was damaged in a street fight involving his neighbours.The back screen of the canopy of his vehicle
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POLICE in the Ohangwena Region have found a cache of 21 mortars and 300 rounds of ammunition for AK 47 assault rifles.Police liaison officer Sergeant Abner Iitumba said the ammunition would be
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AFRICAN leadership is central to the continent’s failure to sustain its own development, despite unfavourable external factors, suggested the executive director of the Namibia Institute of Public
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KAVANGO Block Brick founding member Heinrich Schroeder has called for a Housing Consumer Protection Act and a Namibian Home Builders Registration Council to address the country’s housing delivery
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JUDGE President Petrus Damaseb has started to deliver the verdict in Namibia’s largest murder trial since at least Independence.The delivery of the verdict in the trial of the four men facing charges
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THE man who had been accused of masterminding the massacre of eight people at farm Kareeboomvloer south of Rehoboth in March 2005 was acquitted on all charges today. Windhoek resident Justus
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THE man who had been accused of masterminding the massacre of eight people at farm Kareeboomvloer south of Rehoboth in March 2005 was acquitted on all charges today. Windhoek resident Justus
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