69 Articles found on Wednesday, 6 July 2011
06-07-2011
OBJECTIONS were raised against two incumbent commissioners of the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) during the interviewing process that ended yesterday. The secretary general of the Rally for
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THE Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVAF) has approached Government for an immediate bailout of between N$50 million and N$100 million.Jerry Muadinohamba, the Fund’s chief executive officer (CEO),
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Members of the City Police and municipality’s parks division are clearing the bush behind the houses in Olof Palme Street, Eros Park. Criminals hide in the dense bush to watch houses or when they are
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THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating tender fraud allegedly involving personnel of the Tender Board in the Ministry of Finance. Erna van der Merwe of the ACC said the commission
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THE Commanding Officer of the Namibian Police’s VIP Protection Directorate, Commissioner Christoph Nakanyala, yesterday won the case in which he was trying to prevent being removed from his post and
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CHIEF administrator Rusten Mogane was suspended from the Namibia Sport Commission because of alleged fraudulent irregularities surrounding his pension contributions, NSC vice president Ben Naobeb said
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VIENNA – The UN Security Council plans to meet in closed session next week to discuss what to do about Syria’s refusal to cooperate with an investigation of its alleged secret nuclear activities,
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LUANDA – Namibia and Angola’s ministers responsible for trade and commerce have agreed to revive the joint committee which was set up a few years ago to facilitate trade relations between the two
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SMS Of The Day *I FAIL to understand why we are warned of penalties for late tax returns, but some of us are waiting more than a year for 2010 returns to be finalised! Food for Thought *ELECTRICITY
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SO the national education conference is over, the N$7m of basic costs plus, I estimate another N$14m of accommodation and associated costs for the 1 400 delegates is spent – but why in term time? So
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Trustees have a special responsibility to protect the interest of members and not borrowers from such pension funds they to exercise fiduciary duties on. We are convinced that this will send a clear
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Helping people make meaningful connections is a worthwhile task.But you need to consider the time and best interests of those you are connecting. If you’ve decided that the introduction is a win-win
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TULLOW Oil and its Russian and Japanese partners expect to agree on natural-gas sales from Namibia’s Kudu field this year, allowing project development to start in 2012.“We’ve been making good
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NAMIBIA is trying to improve the quality of livestock in restricted areas to do away with the Red Line, Agriculture, Water and Forestry Minister John Mutorwa has said.Mutorwa was speaking during the
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WASHINGTON – Former French finance minister Christine Lagarde took up her post as the new head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday, after countryman Dominique Strauss-Kahn quit in May
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JOHANNESBURG – Tax authorities say three African countries are now working together to prevent multinational companies from avoiding taxes and depriving their countries of money that could be used to
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JOHANNESBURG – Oil company PetroSA has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC), it said yesterday.“The MoU will ensure the two companies co-operate in
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PANCONTINENTAL Oil & Gas, with local company Paragon Holdings as minority shareholder, has been granted a petroleum exploration licence for three blocks in the Walvis Basin offshore northern
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DAR ES SALAAM – Tanzania will begin uranium mining in its southern Selous Game Reserve, Africa’s second-largest wildlife sanctuary and a Unesco heritage site, the energy minister said
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GENEVA – The United Nations says world food production must increase by up to 100 per cent by 2050 and focus on greener methods to sustain an expected nine billion population.The UN’s annual World
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MALABO – Rising labour costs will push over 80 million Chinese jobs in light manufacturing abroad over the next three to five years, with African nations well placed to lure many of them their way,
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Syrian forces kill 3 in Hama AMMAN – Syrian forces killed three civilians in the city of Hama on Monday as tanks amassed at its entrances and inhabitants blocked streets to prevent a possible
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GRODNO, Belarus – The lawyer for a journalist for a top Polish newspaper charged with insulting the authoritarian Belarusian president says he was beaten by officers before being brought into a closed
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BEIRUT – The son of assassinated Prime Minister Rafik Hariri accused Lebanon’s new premier of bowing to pressure from Hezbollah, which is refusing to turn over four members indicted by a UN-backed
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WASHINGTON – US prosecutors will drop sexual assault charges against ex-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn at his next court appearance in two weeks, or earlier, because of doubts about the credibility
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BAGHDAD – Iraqi officials say a combined car bomb and roadside bombing has killed at least 25 people and wounded 30 in a town north of Baghdad.Two police officers say insurgents first detonated a
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AAFEKELWA medhipago lyomuhambudhi gwomalyenge pOkahandja mboka ya kala oomvula omugoyi mondholongo ota ya pulakenwa ishewe oku za petameko.Aatamanekwa mbaka ota ya pulakenwa oshoka omupanguli ngoka a
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OKOMMISSI Yomaudhano ya Namibia oya tula omuwiliki gwawo pevi metitano lyayi. Rusten Mogane okwa koleke shika. Nonando kape shiwike kutya okwa tulilwa shike pevi, Mogane otadhiladhila kutya okwa tulwa
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OMUNIILONGA nale mofaalama ngoka a monika ondjo medhipago lyomusamane nomwana pofaalama yi li popepi noMaltahohe konyala omimvo omulongo dha piti okwa ndopa okwiitaalitha Ompangu Onene yoshilongo yi
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EHANGANO lya Nigeria lyoku longa osamende, Dangote olya tegelelwa li ka tameke okutunga ofabulika yoku longa osamende yongushu yoodola dhAmerica oomiliona 400 omwedhi nguka. Pahapu dhominista yiipindi
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ELANDITHO lyiiyenditho iipe yaafaalelwa olya gu pevi momwedhi gwa May nuumvo. Iihauto ashike yithike pomathele 373 ya landwa kaalandi omwedhi ngoka okuyeleka niihauto yomwaalu omathele 378 mbyoka ya
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OKANGUNDU kaaniilonga yomepangelo ota ka ka pula uuthemba okuza kiilyo yoshiketha shoopenzela dhepangelo yeli 10 000 opo kaye kOhofa. Okangundu haka okahala oku ya ko hofa opo ke yi indile yi gandje
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OPWA ningwa euvathano lyoongundu ndatu pokati kehangano lyomapendulepo lyoomeme [Women Action for Devolopment][WAD], Unam nUuministeli Welongo. Euvathano ndika lya tulwapo okweetapo edheulo
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OMULUMENTU gwomvula 37 gwokomukunda Oikango mOshana ngoka taku tiwa kutya a puma nokudhipaga Omupolisi gwomukiintu pObloka yopOshiko ongula onene yOsoondaha ya zi ko ndele ta kwatwa po kOpolisi
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SIGO omaandaha komatango opolisi oya li inaa yi kwata natango nando omufekelwa gumwe moshiningwanima shoka. Uusiku wetitano lya yi ,Meya nale gwoshilando sha Venduka, Viviene Graig nomulume oya li ya
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EPANGELO lya Zimbabwe olya zimine ombinga oku gandja oondjambi dha gwedhelwa kaaniilonga mboka ya li mekanka omolwa oondjambi. Epangelo lya Zimbabwe olya itaale oku gwedhela aaniilonga yepangelo
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AAINDILI yuukomufala woKommissi Yomahogololo ya Namibia omulongo 15 oya konakonwa moVenduka.Oya konakonwa opo mu ze yatano mboka ta ya udhitha omahala gatano gookomufala moKommissi yomahogololo
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OKANSELA melelo lya Kaiti oya pula kombinga yelanditho lyevi neuvathano pokati ka Old Mutual nelelo lyoshilando sha Kaiti. Fiina Elago okwa ningi omapulo kombinhga yeuvathano lyoodola omiliona 1,6,
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ENONGELO lya Polytechnic ya Namibia olya yanda ekanka lyaaniilonga ndyoka lya li lina oku tameka pethimbo lyomaishangitho gaalongwa omatiyali oshikako oshitiyali.Aaniilonga yoPoly oya li yena oku
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ELEVEN professional boxers will fight each other at the Generation Boxing Development’s ‘Champion in the Desert’ tournament in Swakopmund on July 16.Three of the boxers are from the Caprivi, while the
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BRAVE Gladiators coach Jacqueline Shipanga reckons the current Fifa Women’s World Cup in Germany will be the best in the history of women’s football.Speaking from Germany, where she is part of that
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FRANS ‘Pac’ Paulus was welcomed by hordes of eager onlookers at Oshivelo yesterday as his mission to garner support for disability sport got into full motion.Paulus completed just a little over 200
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JOHANNESBURG – Maritzburg United chairman Farouk Kadodia is angry with Orlando Pirates after they called his player Rudolf Bester to train with them.The reigning PSL champions started their pre-season
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NAMIBIA produced a stirring fightback but eventually fell short by 26 runs in their first One Day match against Ireland in Belfast on Monday.After Ireland scored a competitive 241 off their 50 overs,
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THE national women’s select football team returned home on Sunday from their tour of Germany with an impressive record of four wins and only two defeats.The Namibian team consisted of a mixture
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MANCHESTER – Carlos Tevez wants to leave Manchester City and move to a country where he can reunite with his wife and daughters.The City captain issued a statement on Monday saying that “it is with
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SAN JUAN - Chile are in line to create a stir and win their first Copa America, an admiring Mexico said Monday after they lost to La Roja 2-1 in their Group C opener in San Juan.Mexico assistant coach
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LA PAZ - Argentina’s footballers are a little too full of themselves and could pay a price at the Copa America as a result, Bolivia’s Argentine coach Gustavo Quinteros suggested on Monday.Quinteros
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Tuesday, July 5 Copa America Chile 2 - 1 Mexico Uruguay 1 - 1 Peru Fifa U/17 World Cup France 1 - 2 Mexico Fixtures Wednesday, July 6 Fifa Women’s World Cup Equatorial Guinea v Brazil
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AUGSBURG – Japan enter their final Group B match already qualified for the 2011 Women’s World Cup quarter-finals and wanting to continue their consistent play while England need at least a draw to
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AFRICAN trade with India and China flourished over the past decade but, with unemployment rising and industrialisation failing to take hold, cracks are appearing in Africa’s much-vaunted "Look East"
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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 the right anwer! Three lucky readers stand a chance of winning one of three
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IT’S time to vote again. Five housemates are up for eviction this week: Karen from Nigeria, Weza from Angola, Sharon O from Uganda, Alex from Ghana and Miss P from Botswana.Please remember that you’re
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Are Ghanaian Alex and his wing woman, Miss P, set to get egg on their faces? Or have they poached a steal on fellow housemates and Africa?The clucking co-conspirators stirred up a clutch of
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MOSCOW – A Russian newspaper said yesterday that Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was willing to give up power in exchange for security guarantees, citing a high-level Russian official.The report in the
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ADDIS ABABA – East African leaders say the African Union and United Nations should impose sanctions on Eritrea’s mining sector.The leaders who met in Addis Ababa for a summit of the East African bloc
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KINSHASA – At least one person died in clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital on Monday, a doctor said, after police used tear gas to disperse opposition supporters protesting against
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THE son of the oldest person facing charges in the main Caprivi high treason trial is calling for the trial to be brought to finality.Enough is enough. The trial has been going on long enough, and it
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FORMER Windhoek mayor Vivienne Graig last night expressed her delight when The Namibian phoned her with the news that one of her alleged attackers has been arrested.The man was arrested in Katutura at
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A RUSSIAN geologist will be sentenced in the Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court today after being found guilty of possession of a 24-carat rough diamond worth about N$20 000.Sergeey Parketson (49) was
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IT’S OFFICIAL – the Police’s 10111 number in Windhoek has been out of order for an indefinite period.This confession by the Namibian Police came yesterday – days after former Windhoek mayor Vivienne
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SPACE for grade ones remains a problem in Erongo as more than 3 000 children have already started enrolling since last Friday for 2012.There are 86 classrooms in the region to accommodate these
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MORE than two weeks after it was reported that a man suspected of theft has gone on the run from the Police at Okahandja, there is still no trace of Nestor Kamati.The 26-year-old man seemingly
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LACK of expertise, poor workmanship and limited financial resources contribute to Gibeon Village's sewer woes.This was revealed by the council's chief executive officer, David Lamberth, while
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IF you have ever wondered where to trace your ancestral roots, you might be able to do so now on the genealogical database of the National Archives of Namibia. The archive is showcasing its new and
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STRAINED relations between Chinese building contractor New Era Investments and its workers took a turn for the worse yesterday as workers once again downed tools in protest after their employer failed
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THE cold weather is here to stay, a meteorologist at the Namibian weather bureau said yesterday.This week, a cold front pushed its way over the country again, and it is expected that there will be a
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CITY Police Chief Abraham Kanime has justified his department’s N$19 million capital budget for 2011/12, saying that it involves crime prevention, disaster management, fire and emergency services and
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KIRSTEN Drews and her dog Monty have been giving Animal Assisted Therapy to children and Alzheimer patients for the past year. In 2010 both flew to Germany where they went through training and both
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