56 Articles found on Wednesday, 22 June 2011
22-06-2011
NAMIBIA’S media watchdog yesterday threatened to take Trustco to court following the suspension of veteran journalist Brigitte Weidlich, accusing the owners of Informanté of “outright censorship”
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VELD fires are once again raging around Windhoek during the dry season, but the situation is no worse this year despite the record rainy season. “The grass is thicker and higher this year due to the
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VETERAN politician and guerilla fighter John Otto Nankudhu died in the early hours of yesterday morning at the age of 78. He was found dead in the bathroom of his newly renovated house in Wanaheda
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MORE than a year after a corporal punishment scandal rocked a Windhoek private school, four of its teachers are expected to appear in court soon on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily
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BEIJING – China said yesterday that a meeting with the Libyan rebels’ diplomatic chief, who is in Beijing for a two-day visit, was an effort to seek a quick solution to the crisis in the North African
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CABINET has approved a financial sector strategy, tackling controversial issues like banking charges, ownership and access to banking in Namibia, and has given Finance Minister Saara
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BAGHDAD – Two bombings killed at least 25 people at a checkpoint outside a provincial Iraqi governor’s house yesterday in the latest attack targeting local government and security forces.The suicide
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SMS Of The Day n CITY Police/traffic officials please suspend all security trucks used to transport security guards. These guards bring wealth to the security companies while they they are loaded in
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THE Director of Sport, Dr Vetumbuavi Veii, yesterday backed NFA secretary general Barry Rukoro’s claims that Namibia was allowed to field an under-20 side in the VfL Theesen International under-17
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I WAS treated like a hardcore criminal and I felt very humiliated in front of my secretary and sub-ordinates. – Commissioner Christoph Nakanyala, the head of the VIP Protection Division in the
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A selection of some of the messages from the SMS ticker tape that runs across the bottom of the BBA Amplified TV screen:* Why does Alex attract women with cellulite? * Wendall is soooooo boring he
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IT’S time to vote again. Eight housemates from Heads are up for eviction this week: Hanni (Ethiopia), Lomwe and Felicia (Malawi), Vimbai and Wendall (Zimbabwe), Millicent (Kenya), Sharon O (Uganda),
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ONLY one Heads housemate is not up for eviction this week. That’s right. One. And the one is Vina, this week’s Head of House. What a week to win HoH, you would have thought. But no, instead of the
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HARARE – Zimbabwe has vowed to defy moves for international monitoring of diamond sales from its disputed Marange fields, at a meeting of the global “blood diamond” watchdog, state media reported
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BEIJING – China is willing to help European countries realise stable economic growth, China’s Foreign Ministry said yesterday ahead of a visit by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao to Hungary, Britain and
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WASHINGTON – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said it will interview the two leading candidates for the top job at the 187-nation lending institution this week with the goal of naming a new
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BANK of Namibia (BoN) Governor Iipumbu Shiimi is likely to hold the repo rate at six per cent this morning, leaving the prime interest rate unchanged at 9,75 per cent.John Steytler, group economist of
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F ew people understand what really goes into the analysis behind when to make an investment or take a pass, says Harvard Business Review. We all know we should make an investment when the benefits
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LONDON – President Hifikepunye Pohamba arrived in London yesterday morning to attend the two-day Commonwealth Business Council (CBC) Africa Business Forum set to start today.Pohamba will officially
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NEW YORK – Wal-Mart scored a big victory on Monday when the Supreme Court threw out the largest sex-discrimination case in US history. Still, America’s biggest private employer has been forced to
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Pasta has topped a global survey of the world’s favourite foods. While not everyone knows the difference between farfalle, fettuccine and fusilli, many people have slurped over a bowl of spaghetti
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LONDON – Prince William spent his 29th birthday at work as a Royal Air Force helicopter pilot yesterday, in a far cry from the pomp and ceremony that surrounded his marriage to Kate Middleton just
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BESOVETS – A passenger jet slammed into the ground and caught fire while trying to land on a foggy night in northwestern Russia, killing 44 people and leaving eight survivors badly hurt, officials
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LONDON – A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of hacking attacks on Sony and the CIA website, British police said yesterday. The Metropolitan Police said the arrest took place following a
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T he death of saxophone player Clarence Clemons ripped a hole in Bruce Springsteen’s music and onstage life, taking away a figure who had served him loyally for decades and never failed to add joy to
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W AL-MART okwa manitha elongekidho lye lyokulanda iipambuliko yomwaalu omunene nenge oku hengumukila mumwe na Massmart. Shika osha egulula ondjila opo ehangano lyokulanditha enene lyAmerica li
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E HANGANO lya Brazil lyokukonga omahooli nogasa, High Resolution Technology [HRT] oli na einekelo kutya ota li ka pomba omahooli goodoloma omayovi 10 000 mesiku komunkulofuta gwa Namibia okuza omumvo
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O MUPERESIDENDE Hifikepunye Pohamba okwa thiki mo London ongula yetiyali oku kala poshigongi shomasiku gaali sho Commonwealth Business Council kombinga ya Africa . Pohamba ota ka egulula oshigongi
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O MUNAMBELEWA Omukuluntu mOshikunino shOmalolelo goombuto dhiilya nosho tuu sha Mahenene mOmbalantu mOmusati, Ndinelao Weyulu ota lombwele oshigwana sha Namibia, unene tuu shoka oshilimimapya
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A ALUMENTU yaali mboka ya pewa egeelo lyomimvo omilongo 46 mondholongo molwondjo yedhipago neyugo lyomutalelipo Omundowishi nekwatombambyona lyomukadhi gwomutalelipo ngoka mu Juli omumvo 2007 oya
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O HORONGO Cement oya shaina euvathano lyayo lyotango no Democratic Republic ya Congo. Pauvathano ndika ofabulika ndjika ota yi ka tumina osamende yootona omayovi 18 000 koshilongo
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E HANGANO lyaalongi ya Namibia[TUN] olya indile elundululo melongo okuza pondondo yopevi sigo opondondo yosekondele. TUN okwa ti shika osha pumbiwa opo elongo li kale lyuukithwa komaithano moshilongo
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E PANGELO olya indilwa li talulule ooveta noompango ndhoka hadhi dhigupaleke okungeshefa moshilongo. Unene tuu ooveta ndhoka tadhi dhigupaleke ondjila yaanangeshefa aape okungeshefa noshowo
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LISBON – Chelsea target Andre Villas-Boas has opened the way for a move to the English Premier League by resigning as FC Porto coach, the Portuguese champions confirmed yesterday.Villas-Boas informed
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TOKYO – Runaway US Open champion Rory McIlroy possesses the same awe-inspiring game as former world number one Tiger Woods, according to Japan’s Ryo Ishikawa, who admitted the Northern Irishman’s
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LONDON - Jack Warner, who had threatened a ‘tsunami’ of revelations about the way soccer is run, quit as Fifa vice president on Monday, prompting the sport’s governing body to drop an investigation
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WIMBLEDON – Returning to Grand Slam tennis after a year out with health problems, Serena Williams opened defence of her Wimbledon title by beating Aravane Rezai in three sets, then burst into tears on
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NAMIBIA Premier League chairman Johnny Doëseb says the football body has its shortcomings just like any other organisation, but it intends to improve in the upcoming season.In response to why the
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“I’m going to get my title back,” Vikapita ‘Beastmaster’ Meroro said at a media conference yesterday. The former WBO Africa light heavyweight champion Meroro travels to Accra, Ghana to face Braimah
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THE annual Top Score Seven a Side Tournament came down to a thrilling finish when Tiger Wheels & Tyre beat Bank Windhoek II on penalties in the final. After the match ended goalless during normal
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THE Bank Windhoek-sponsored annual SAGES Golf Day took place on June 11 at Gobabis. An incredible 70 plus golf players from across Namibia participated in this event that was held for the tenth time.
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SANLAM Namibia has donated N$12 464 towards this year’s Hockey School of Excellence (HSE) initiative. This will be the eighth consecutive year for the Sanlam Namibia Coaching Clinics and Tournament
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THE 2011 Cosafa Women’s Championship will be held in Zimbabwe between July 2 and 9 after Reunion pulled out of hosting, citing financial pressures.The tournament will be played across two venues in
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The fun in writing a column is that sometimes observations, analysis and even conclusions may be right! Naturally, hopefully infrequently, you make a goat of yourself but... And this is my way of
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RESIDENTS from the Anamulenge and Okalongo constituencies in the Omusati Region demonstrated on Monday, demanding the return of a Kenyan nurse who has been transferred.The resident say Sheila Sawe was
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INTRODUCTION of an admissions quota system which would allow pupils without Grade 12 qualifications access to the Namibia Training Authority (NTA) has been recommended by the Teachers’ Union of
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ABOUT 100 illegal squatters on the north-western side of the DRC informal settlement at Swakopmund have been warned to remove their shacks and leave the area or face forced eviction by the Namibian
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THE Namibian Domestic Workers Union (NDAWU) has launched a two-month campaign in which it invites the public to ‘select’ the appropriate wage category for domestic workers.The campaign was launched
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UNLOCKING regional wealth for job creation is the theme for this year’s congress of the Association of Regional Councils (ARC) starting today in Katima Mulilo. The congress, which is held every
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OMBUDSMAN John Walters has urged government and parastatal officials to render effective and quality customer service at all times. Walters made the call while addressing public servants on the role
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BARELY seven months after local financial services company Trustco wed Zimbabwean outfit Econet Wireless in Harare, the business marriage is on the rocks.The companies are accusing each other of
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MTC, Namibia’s dominant cellphone operator, has released a list of safety measures to protect consumers from any possible health risks linked to cellphone usage. The “defensive measures” come in the
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DOUBLE murder suspect Romeo Schiefer can expect to hear on July 27 whether an alleged confession that he made after being arrested over the murder of his parents will become evidence in his
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ROAD engineers and contractors came under fire during a meeting between the Roads Authority, governors and regional councillors from the central and north eastern regions.At a three-day meeting
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KEETMANSHOOP – Thirty-one teenage girls from five constituencies in the Karas region are reported to have fallen pregnant during the period June 2010 to May 2011.Figures obtained from the office of
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THE youth of the !Oë ≠Gân Traditional Authority, under the leadership of Chief Immanuel /Gâseb, are condemning the division caused after the official handover of the Damara People’s House in
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