68 Articles found on Thursday, 30 June 2011
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Eight-year-old Giovanni van Wyk collects wood around the Otjomuise area every day after school and sells it to residents of the informal settlements. He sells the wood on the corner of Dusseldorf and
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ESMERELDA Majiedt, accused of corruption, allegedly managed to outsmart not only AfriSam Cement’s internal controls but also outwitted international auditing firm Ernst & Young.During the continuation
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THE Standard Bank Namibia Retirement Fund (SBNRF), its principal officer and all seven its trustees, as well as Standard Bank Namibia itself, have been sued by disgruntled members who believe they
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NATIONAL hero status should not be reserved exclusively for members of the ruling party or former People’s Liberation Army of Namibia combatants, says Youth and Sport Minister Kazenambo Kazenambo.“It
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VIKAPITA ‘Beastmaster’ Meroro said yesterday that Saturday’s fight against newly crowned WBO Africa light-heavyweight champion Brahima ‘Bukom Banku’ Kamoko was “a setup”. The former continental
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KABUL – Heavily armed Taliban militants stormed a top Kabul hotel, sparking a ferocious battle involving Afghan commandos and a Nato helicopter gunship that left at least 21 dead including the nine
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LONDON – The British Institute of Technology and E-Commerce (BITE) is planning to invest in civil nuclear energy in Namibia.A delegation from that organisation will visit Namibia soon to meet
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SMSes Of The Day *CIVIL Servants, Government responded to our salary needs, now it is our time to give our best to the nation. – El Vaquerito*A 10% INCREASE while inflation is 4% and we pay for it
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WE will not succeed economically unless we succeed educationally. – Robin Sherbourne, group economist for the Old Mutual Group, said about the education sector. WHEN we were in school we both
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Much like other addictions, spending addictions can rear their heads at the most inopportune times. They also know no socioeconomic boundaries.This is a problem that can affect wealthy people,
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Pension fund members should be sufficiently educated and knowledgeable to understand their rights and look after their own interests to ensure there are enough eyes on the industry to ensure that
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BRUSSELS – European antitrust authorities yesterday launched their examination of a merger between NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Boerse, a deal that would create the world’s biggest stock exchange.The
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WASHINGTON – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said yesterday the US debt burden is perilously unsustainable but warned against too-sharp fiscal adjustments that would slow the fragile economy.In
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CAPE TOWN – South Africa’s economic recovery is not sustainable yet and is still relying on loose monetary and expansionary fiscal policies, deputy Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said yesterday.Nene’s
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CAPE TOWN – Current plans to develop the stalled US$8-US$10 billion Inga 3 hydropower project on the Congo river may be too risky because of costs and time, a senior African Development Bank (AfDB)
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WASHINGTON – French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde has clinched the top job at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), keeping the international lender in the hands of a European at a time of
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ATHENS – Greek lawmakers began voting yesterday on new austerity measures needed to secure crucial bailout funds as protesters opposed to the bill clashed with riot police outside Parliament.The bill
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PRETORIA – Africa may be growing quickly, but it still offers fewer opportunities than more robust emerging markets such as China and India, the CFO of US car maker Ford Motor Co has said.With an
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When having a difficult conversation, focus less on yourself for a change, and more on the other person’s needs, says Harvard Business Review.When having a difficult conversation, it’s easy to get
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JOHANNESBURG – An appeal by a union against Wal-Mart’s takeover of local retailer Massmart Holdings will not derail the R16,5 billion deal, the two companies said yesterday.The world’s largest
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BUSINESS confidence in Namibia dipped for the second consecutive month in May, partly weighed down by rising inflation, a survey showed yesterday.The Business Climate Index (BCI), based on 13 broad
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RENT-A-DRUM is expanding its neighbourhood recycling initiatives into the boardrooms, giving businesses a chance to prove they are in tune with their environment.This week, Rent-A-Drum introduced a
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CABINET approved the appointment of Benedict Libanda as chief executive officer of the Environment Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF) in May.Libanda, who served as the national coordinator of the
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A GUIDED walk in the National Botanic Garden in Windhoek is taking place this Saturday, giving visitors a chance to experience some of Namibia’s fauna and flora up close. Guides Luise Hoffmann and
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A LOCALLY driven tourism route was launched in the Kavango Region with the aim of shining a light on the region’s unique attractions. The Kavango Open Africa Experience Route, which was launched at
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DUBAI – A Saudi activist says at least five women have been taken into custody accused of defying the men-only driving rule in the ultraconservative Arab kingdom.The detentions mark the first major
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CHICAGO – A lactating United States woman was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after she sprayed sheriff’s deputies with breast milk as they tried to remove her from a vehicle, police said
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Tahrir Square into the early hours of yesterday, as frustration mounts with Egypt’s military rulers over the pace of reform.CAIRO – Bloody clashes between protesters and anti-riot police raged in
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Syria tank assault kills four near Turkey AMMAN – Syrian troops shot dead four villagers yesterday, an activist said, as authorities pressed on with a tank-led assault that has already driven
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SYDNEY – Australian safety officials said yesterday that they were investigating a dive boat company that accidentally left a US tourist behind while he was snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef,
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OMUPOPI moparliamende yaagundjuka okwa ti aagundjuka yoshilongo shika oya taalelwa komashongo omanene nogendji ngele ta shiya kelongo. Giovanni Britz okwa lombwele oshigongi shelongo shi li metifa
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EPENDAFULE lyEkondjelomanguluko lya Namibia nakusa, John Otto Nankudhu ngoka a mana oondjenda dhe mOvenduka ongula yeti 21 Juni 2011 mepipi lyomimvo 78, no taka fumvikwa mOmawendo gOmapendafule
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IIMALIWA mbyoka epangelo ha li gandja koshikondo shelongo sigo oompaka ina yi ulika kutya oya eta iiyimati iitoye ngiini. Omupevi Minista Gwiimaliwa, Calle Schlettwein okwa ti itashi kwatha sha
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ESIKU lyOkanona okaAfrika mOshana nuumvo, olya dhimbulukilwa pOsikola yaOnkumbwimbwi mOshikandjohogololo sha Katyali mOndonga mOshitopolwa sha Shana nosha li sha popithwa ku Kaansela
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EPANGELO olya zimine okugandja iimaliwa kOshakati opo shi thanekulule omutungilo gwasho aguhe oku soshimpwiyu kutya, aakalimo yamo mboka haya hepekwa komeya gefundja ita ya ka hepekwa we kefundja
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OPOLISI moshitopolwa sha Karas oya ti iizemo yomatando gomidhimba dhaakalimo yomoshitopolwa shoka mboka ya li ya si omaso gaashi gopaushitwe oya ulike kutya mbaka oya si kuutalala, pokati ka April na
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OMUPRIMA Minista Nahas Angula okwa thaneke kutya omulandu nomalandulathano gelongo ngoka ge lipo, ogo ashike naga tulwe miilonga pehala lyokweetapo omulandu omupe.Angula okwa pula oshigongi
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OMUNAWINO nomukondjeli gwongushu yelongo omukulu okwa ti uupyakadhi wa taalela elongo lyoshilongo owa zi metekepo lyoohedhi dhongushu moshigwana shika.Andrew Matjila okwa popi ndhika poshigongi
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OMAHANGANO gaaniilonga yomepangelo naakalelipo yOholomende oya koleke euvathano lyegwedhelo lyoondjambi nuumvo. Omahangano gaali ngoka haga kalelepo aaniilonga yomepangelo oge shi pondola oku
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AFTER leading Barcelona and Santos to continental glory in the Uefa Champions League and Copa Libertadores respectively, Lionel Messi and Neymar will now have to reproduce their phenomenal club form
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MADRID – Atletico Madrid goalkeeper David de Gea signed a five-year contract with Manchester United yesterday, filling the gap left by the retirement of Edwin van der Sar.Both clubs confirmed the De
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BERLIN – German newspapers yesterday hailed homegrown tennis star Sabine Lisicki after she made it into the Wimbledon semi-finals, wondering if the country at last has a new Steffi Graf.Lisicki, the
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WBO Africa lightweight champion Martin Haikali yesterday said a report linking him to boxing promoter Anita Tjombe is false and misleading. According to a new local weekly newspaper, Haikali recently
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NAMIBIA’S preparations for the Rugby World Cup begin in earnest on Friday when a 30-man rugby squad leaves for Stellenbosch, South Africa, to attend a 10-day training camp.National coach Johan
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OTB Sport will once again host the Best of Schools Tournament in Ongwediva on July 9 and 10. The tournament will consist of football, netball, basketball and volleyball for both girls and boys. The
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THE Brave Warriors dropped 13 positions on the latest Fifa/Coca-Cola World rankings released on Wednesday. They are now ranked 153 in the world from last month’s 140. This is Namibia’s lowest ranking
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NAMIBIA will compete at the Men’s World Squash Championships for the first time from August 21 to 27 in Paderborn, Germany.Four players – Marco Becker who is based in South Africa, Norbert Dorgeloh
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IT’S time to get Amplified. Two lucky readers stand a chance of winning a Big Brother Amplified prize this week, courtesy of DStv: An Amplified T-shirt and an Amplified hoodie are up for grabs!To be
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Messages sent by SMS or to our Big Brother Africa e-mail address:* Jean, please yes there are those of us that love Wendall, or Wendull as u call him, and I mean if u dont like him so much why mention
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Well I’ll be dayumned! OMG. Never have I seen so much ‘between-the-sheets’ rustling from Big Brother housemates in a single night. And don’t even get me started on the supposed power cut. And Karen.
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HARARE – Police in Zimbabwe yesterday arrested a journalist for a weekly newspaper over her reporting of the arrest last week of a senior aide to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, her lawyer
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KAMPALA – A lightning strike at a primary school in western Uganda killed 18 students and injured 50, Ugandan police said yesterday.Lightning on Tuesday hit Runyanya primary school in Kiryandongo
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ADDIS ABABA/JUBA – Sudan agreed yesterday to bring some former rebels into the its army and the south played down a northern threat to shut oil pipelines, as the country’s halves scramble to prepare
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PARIS – France is providing weapons to Libyan rebels in the Western Mountains in an effort to help them push on to Muammar Gaddafi’s stronghold in the Libyan capital Tripoli, Le Figaro newspaper
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THE trial of the man accused of carrying out a series of sex attacks near Windhoek’s two State hospitals in 2008 and 2009 is scheduled to continue only in late November, after the prosecutor in the
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MINISTRY of Fisheries Permanent Secretary Ulitala Hiveluah has requested that the public be patient while they conduct an evaluation of fishing rights which started last year.In a media statement
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MARIENTAL residents will have to dig deeper into their pockets after the town council approved a water tariff hike of 16 per cent.The increase was announced when the council approved its N$46,5
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PARLIAMENT was adjourned on Tuesday for a full week to allow MPs to mourn and pay respects to the late John Ya Otto Nankudhu.Speaker of the National Assembly Theo-Ben Gurirab adjourned Parliament
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TIME has come for the urgent repeal of the Deeds Registry Act of 1937 and the Registration of Deeds in Rehoboth Act of 1978 to bring them in line with the current situation of Namibia.The Deeds
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IN one of the most sparsely populated countries on the planet, people travel up to 200 kilometres in the simmering heat to see a nurse or get basic medication.But a new public-private partnership
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THE body of John ya Otto Nankudhu was flown to the North on Tuesday for a memorial service at his traditional homestead at the Ontananga village in the Oshikoto Region.Nankudu, who has been given hero
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“WORRISOME information” about a lawyer in Erongo who is allegedly advising his clients not to stop when directed to do so at police roadblocks will be investigated, Erongo’s Police Chief, Commissioner
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A GROUP of professional scam artists have bagged close to N$20 000 from Otjiwarongo residents in the past two months. Police yesterday confirmed that the group, who are led by a man who calls himself
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THE Nangof Trust says it is deeply concerned over the high dropout rate of children in lower grades, notably the estimated 42 per cent of first-graders.This is despite increasing enrolment figures –
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THE four men and a 16-year-old boy accused of murdering Windhoek Police Officer Penda Jason made their second court appearance in the Windhoek Magistrate's court in Katutura yesterday.Junias Festus
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RETIRED teacher David de Jay, who is accused of murdering his wife near Keetmanshoop in early 2009, was a loving husband – but he sometimes turned violent after he had been drinking, it was
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GOVERNMENT should introduce a timeline for the abolition of the school development fund (SDF) while analysing what is presently covered, and make budget provisions for schools to cover costs usually
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EDUCATIONAL experts have urged Government to consider the establishment of an early-childhood development (ECD) fund to strengthen this level of education that lays the foundation for children’s
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