51 Articles found on Monday, 28 March 2011
28-03-2011
A Toyota Land Cruiser was swept away by the Klein Windhoek River on Friday afternoon when the driver tried to cross the river in Eros Road, which had been closed a week earlier because of water
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AN ATTEMPT by four senior managers at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation to get the Labour Court in Windhoek to order a stop to the NBC’s latest round of restructuring ended in failure on
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A REHOBOTH family is battling to come to terms with the electrocution death of their seven-year-old son.Wilbort Angermund, who turned seven last Sunday, was shocked to death on Thursday when he
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WAL-MART is dragging the Namibia Competition Commission (NCC) to court after the watchdog demanded certain conditions be met before giving the go-ahead for a merger between the American retail giant
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RAMBLERS and Orlando Pirates kept the pressure on Black Africa by beating Oshakati City and Mighty Gunners respectively on Saturday.Discarded Brave Warriors winger Eslin Kamuhanga scored a hat-trick
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TOKYO – Workers were pulled back from a reactor building at Japan’s earthquake-wrecked nuclear plant yesterday after potentially lethal levels of radiation were detected in water there, a major
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PRETORIA – A tug-of-war over how to divide billions of dollars earned from customs duties in Southern Africa dominated a regional summit Friday that could have a major impact on the region’s poorest
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SMS Of The Day *JUDGING from the Meat Board statistics of 2010, maybe some SMEs could come together and set up some meat processing and canning plants to cut these imports of processed and canned
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THE workers feel equally let down by the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), which is dragging its feet to implement resolutions taken at the umbrella body’s congress last year.– Adeline Black,
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JOHANNESBURG – African central banks have started to train their sights on inflation bubbling up across the region, although wobbly currencies are making foreigners think twice about chasing lofty
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THE construction site, at first blush, is like any other. Located in northern Namibia, in the former SA Defence Force stronghold of Oshakati, it is little more than a sun-baked clearing that reeks of
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HARARE – The chairperson of the Kimberley Process has agreed to allow Zimbabwe to sell diamonds from its disputed Marange fields, Zimbabwe deputy mines minister Gift Chimanikire said on Friday.The
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GENEVA – Seal pelt exporter Canada won the right on Friday to have its grievance against a European Union (EU) import ban heard through the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) court system.The issue now
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Instead of deciding that everything about a hated colleague is negative, try getting to know him better, says Harvard Business Review.When a colleague’s agenda is seemingly opposed to your own, it can
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SWAKOPMUND – The sand mining industry at the coastal town of Swakopmund has been severely affected by the flowing Swakop River.The Swakop River has been flowing strongly due to continuous rain inland
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Israeli airstrike kills 2 Gaza militants JERUSALEM – Israeli aircraft struck a Palestinian rocket squad in the Gaza Strip yesterday, killing two militants as the military prepared to activate a new
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NEW DELHI – India’s tiger population has increased for the first time in decades, a newspaper said on Saturday, citing a national tiger census report slated to be released next week.According to the
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SANAA – Yemen’s embattled President Ali Abdullah Saleh said he does not want to cling on to power and warned that only dialogue can save the country he has ruled for three decades from sliding into
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Syrian govt: 12 killed in seaside city DAMASCUS – The Syrian government says 12 people were killed in violence rocking a seaside Mediterranean city. Syria’s state-run news agency said unknown armed
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THE Brave Gladiators will travel to Nigeria with some confidence after they beat Botswana 1-0 in a friendly in Windhoek on Saturday.The goal came from Shirley Cloete as a result of a penalty after
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NAMIBIA suffered humiliation on Saturday when the senior national football team alias the ‘Brave Warriors’ went down by 4-0 to Burkina Faso in their away 2012 African Cup of Nations’ (AFCON) qualifier
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SOUTH Africa’s Stormers put the Western Force to the sword on Saturday to remain the only unbeaten team after six rounds of the Super 15 series.The Cape Town-based Stormers routed the Australian
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GERMANY and England maintained the strong starts shown by Europe’s big guns in Euro 2012 qualifying when easy wins over Kazakhstan and Wales respectively on Saturday kept them on course for the
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MELBOURNE – A coy Sebastian Vettel was determined not to get carried away with a blistering start to his world title defence at the Australian Grand Prix yesterday. McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton of Britain
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A DRAINED Tillakaratne Dilshan was helped out of the park but not before his all-round show had taken Sri Lanka closer to their second World Cup title while prolonging England’s agonising wait for
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NAMIBIAN boxer Vikapita ‘The Beast Master’ Meroro’s hopes of clinching a world title were dashed when he was beaten by Isaac Chilemba on points in the 12-round World Boxing Council (WBC) International
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BOTSWANA qualified for the African Nations Cup finals for the first time with a 1-0 away win in Chad on Saturday ensuring them a place in next year’s 16-team tournament.The Southern African nation,
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TYSON Ushona failed in his bid to win the Commonwealth welterweight title when Denton Vassell of England beat him on a unanimous points decision on Saturday night.Ushona put up a good challenge and
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OSHINIMA shoka taku tiwa oshiholekwa shi itsuwa kaakonakoni yiikwavi nuuyamba womevi pokati kehala lyOmaulikilo gOpaipindi nEndiki lyoongeshefa lya Maerua Mall mOveduka,ka shi shi sha ihe osho owala
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ETUNGO lyOndama ya Neckartal pomulonga gwa Fish River (gu li ookilometa konyala 40 kuuninginino wa Keetmanshoop), olya ziminwa koKabinete na iilonga yokutunga oya tegelelwa yi ka tameke muAuguste
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OKAMPANI ya Old Mutual, pamwe pamwe newiliko lyoshitopolwa sha Karas, oye na edhiladhilo okutunga endiki lyoongeshefa oonene po Keetmasnhoop, tali ka pula oshimaliwa shOondola oomiliona
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NAMPOWER Foundation omasiku ga zi ko okwa gandja omagano gOoN$151, 656.93 kOngwediva Control Primary school mOshitopolwa sha Oshana noshowo OoN$107, 378.99 kOprojeka yedhina Onankali Mahangu Paper
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MWENE gwOkampani ya Electro 24 Services, ndyoka lya li ta li pangele omalefa mOshipangelo sha Katutura pethimbo pwa ningilwe oshiponga shoka sha dhipaga aaniilonga yaali otashi vulika a ka pangulwe
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OMINISTA yElongo Abraham Iyambo oku na edhiladhilo okumona oshimaliwa shokutunga Osikola yi na omuhandjo kehe moshitopolwa, moka hamu holoka omeya gefundja.Elalakano lyokutunga Oosikola dhi n
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EFUNDJA enene muumbangalantu wa Namibia olya piyaganeka elongo mOosikola odhindji miitopolwa ngashi Omusati, Ohangwena, Oshikoto nOshana. Epiyaganeko ndika olya yooloka okuza kOsikola nOsikola nosho
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R&B singer Chris Brown apologised for throwing a tantrum over renewed questions about his assault on ex-girlfriend Rihanna, but said he felt exploited and “wanted to release the anger inside
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A charitable group backed by pop star Madonna has scrapped its plan to build a school for impoverished girls in Malawi due to mismanagement, the New York Times reported on Thursday.The organisation,
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Elizabeth Taylor’s funeral started late – just the way the screen legend wanted it.Her family held a brief private service on Thursday at a Southern California cemetery famous for being the final
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ABIDJAN – Ivory Coast’s internationally recognised president Alassane Ouattara on Saturday rejected the African Union’s choice to mediate the crisis, citing the envoy’s “personal relations” with his
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JOHANNESBURG – Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai met with South African President Jacob Zuma amid rising tensions within the unity government with President Robert Mugabe, media said
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ROAD TO BREGA – Libyan rebels reached the oil terminal town of Brega yesterday after routing government forces from a strategic eastern town, as Muammar Gaddafi’s troops pounded the main rebel
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GUILTY as charged, is the verdict in the trial of the two men accused of murdering German tourist Johannes Fellinger in an armed robbery in the Khomas Hochland west of Windhoek in July 2007.The
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THE annual schools’ athletics championships got off to a bad start on Thursday when 22 pupils from Etosha Senior Secondary School had to sleep on the floor at the stadium as no provision was made for
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POLICE in the Karas Region are clamping down on what appears to be a car-smuggling syndicate operating in Namibia and neighbouring South Africa following the arrest of a man in possession of a car
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OSHANA governor Klemens Kashuupulwa says this year’s seasonal efundja flood is the worst he has ever seen and thousands of people need help.Kashuupulwa said his traditional homestead at Ondjondjo
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THE Keetmanshoop Regional Agriculture Union has proposed forming a crime prevention forum to help the Police fight stock theft in the Karas Region. The union roped in farmer Frikkie Engels, who was
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SWAPO Party Member of Parliament Elia Kaiyamo says ministries and other government institutions should be headed by “tested cadres” to drive the development agenda. He said a recommendation by the
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THE 20-year-old man who was ordered by village elders to pay six cows as punishment for having sex with several goats at Namutuntu village in the Kavango Region has so far only managed to pay four
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THE nominees of the MTC/NBC Namibia Music Awards (NAMAs) 2011 – that is the ‘geological’ discovery revealed by German geologists who have been camping in Windhoek over the past week. The curtain went
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GROWING Chinese interests in southern Africa are experienced through increased exports to and imports from China, a report suggested. It stated that China has also assumed a key role as a source of
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KARAS governor Clinton Swartbooi has urged politicians not to waste time on “petty issues” but rather focus on people-centred economic development. “Progress is what we want. It’s all about people” he
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