48 Articles found on Monday, 10 October 2011
10-10-2011
HUNDREDS took part in this year’s edition of The Namibian Pick ‘n Pay Cycle Classic which kicked off on Friday with the Kiddies Classic and ended yesterday with the main event. For the first time a
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SEVEN children have died and one is in a critical condition in the Kavango Region due to poisoning by an unknown substance. A 10-month-old baby is in stable condition at the Andara Catholic hospital,
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A TENDERER which failed with a bid to supply the Namibian Ports Authority with a new tugboat for the Walvis Bay harbour is now challenging the tender decision in the High Court.The case in which the
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THE Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is suing opposition parties challenging the 2009 general elections for N$1,3 million for staff overtime payments during the High Court order that opposition
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WELLINGTON – Hosts New Zealand and twice champions Australia set up their third World Cup semi-final on Sunday after the All Blacks defeated Argentina 33-10 and Australia scraped an 11-9 win over
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SIRTE – New regime forces have suffered heavy losses in the street-by-street battle for Muammar Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte as the deposed despot's loyalists put up fierce resistance, medics said on
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NAMIBIANS are finally comfortable to start borrowing again, especially when it comes to mortgages, the latest statistics from the Bank of Namibia (BoN) has shown.Private sector credit growth for
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So you didn’t get that big promotion and nobody will really tell you why. You might have to try harder to get the inside scoop, says Harvard Business Review.When you miss out on a promotion, you need
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MONTH-ON-MONTH (m-o-m) inflation in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) rose by 0,5 per cent in August, compared to 1,1 per cent in July.The lowest m-o-m increase was 0,1 per cent,
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LUSAKA – Zambia officially reversed the US$5,4 million sale of an unlisted lender to South Africa’s FirstRand on Friday, returning the bank to its previous shareholders.The move was expected after
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HARARE – Rio Tinto has told Zimbabwe’s government it will give up a 51 per cent stake in its local diamond unit Murowa, state media reported on Saturday, making it the first foreign-owned firm to
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LUBUMBASHI, Congo – Congo has opened talks with mining companies over bridging a US$200 million gap left by delayed Chinese funds meant to help revamp the country’s dilapidated rail network, Congolese
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RUNDU – The Kavango Trade Fair, which last took place in the year of its inception, has been revived and is set to take place from November 2 to 5.The trade fair was established in 1997 to motivate
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ITALIAN businesspeople have called on Namibia to export fish and fish products directly to Italy. Currently, Italy imports Namibian fish and fish products through Spain. At a meeting between Namibian
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CAPE TOWN – It has never been easier to fly to Ouagadougou, Juba or Maputo but Africa’s increasingly busy skies are still among the most expensive in the world.Budget carriers are cropping up in the
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SANAA – Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh suggested on Saturday that he would step down within days, a promise he has made three times already this year, and analysts said it was yet another
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LUSAKA – Zambia’s new leader says he won’t visit Malawi until he gets an apology for being deported from the neighbouring country when he was an opposition chief in 2007, a very public signal that he
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Chart-toppers, soul singers and three generations of Michael Jackson’s family – including his children – celebrated the King of Pop at an energetic tribute concert, urging fans to focus on the star’s
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MONROVIA – The main rival of Liberian president and Nobel laureate Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf issued a veiled warning on Saturday, saying tens of thousands could reject her re-election in a looming vote,
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MEUVITHO lye pethimbo lyEmisa Eyapuki lyAakulupe pOkatana mOshitopolwa sha Shana mOsoondaha yeti 2 Oktoba 2011, Pata Werner Afunde, ngoka wo e li Amushanga Omukuluntu gwOmumbiishofi Omukuluntukuluntu
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EWILIKO lya Rossing Uranium nehangano lyaaniilonga yomoomina ya Namibia, MUN oya uvathana kombinga yoshinima shiimaliwa yepandulo molwa okulonga nawa. Oongundu ndhika mbali odha uvathana woo dhi
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OSPANA ya Namibia yo rugby, The Welwitschias oyi li natango pehala eti 19 momusholondondo gwiilongo ha yi dhana uudhano mbuka muuyuni. Ospana oyi li pehala ndyoka sha landula komusholondondo
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OMPANGU ya Mengestrata gwa Venduka oya li yuudha iilyo yegongalo lya Macedonia moKatutura ya ka pulakene noshowo ya yambidhidhe omusitagongalo gwawo nguka.Omusitagongalo nale gwegongalo ndyoka
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OMUKWATELIKOMEHO gwaatotimpango yoSwapo moshigongi shopashigwana, ina nyanyukilwa omushangwa gwolutu lwomapekaapeko lwa Institute of Public Policy Research[IPPR] kombinga yiilonga nokupopya
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OSHIGWANA shAayelele shoka tashi adhika mOshikandjohogololo sha Kankolo, unene momikunda ngashi Omahiya, Oshaampula, Onekotala, Ondombehiupa noshowo nee mOkankolo kokene, oshi li moluhepo olunene
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NAMIBIAN captain Jaques Burger had a successful operation on his fractured cheekbones in London, England on Saturday.The combative flanker was initially feared to have broken his jaw during the 81-7
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TIGERS Sports Club chairman Onesmus Akwenye and his right-hand man, Lukas Nanyemba, both quit but were forced to go back on their decisions by irate club supporters during a heated annual general
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JOHANNESBURG – A little more than a year after hosting a successful World Cup, South Africa woke up to a giant hangover on Sunday after a failure to understand the rules saw them miss out on
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LONDON – Wayne Rooney came under a barrage of criticism from British media on Saturday after his red card in England’s 2-2 draw in Montenegro ruled him out for at least the first match of Euro
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FOOTBALL and rugby sparked strong passions, including outbursts of humour, in the Twittersphere over the weekend – from Wayne Rooney’s father being arrested on alleged match-fixing charges to Bafana
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THREE Namibian age group records were established at the second gala of the 2011/12 season at the Western Suburbs Pool on Saturday.Barend Lofty-Eaton of Dolphins gave a great performance to set a new
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Saturday, October 8 Rugby World Cup England 12 – 19 France Ireland 10 – 22 Wales Currie Cup Sharks 10 – 15 Western Province Leopards 23 – 38 Griquas FS Cheetahs 25 – 25 Lions
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WELLINGTON – South Africa sent stalwarts of their ‘golden generation’ into retirement on Sunday after their grip on the Webb Ellis trophy slipped away with an 11-9 loss to Australia that had them
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THE Association of the Ovaherero Genocide in the United States ‘advised’ the Namibian Government to erect a monument at Shark Island dedicated to the victims of the German concentration camp. Shark
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TWO people, including a Chinese businessman from Oshikango, died when a taxi they were traveling in collided with a Namibia Defence Force bakkie at Iindangungu village on the Ondangwa-Oshikango main
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AWARD-WINNING South African Afro Jazz and fusion star, Simphiwe Dana, in Windhoek this weekend for the Old Mutual Jazz Encounters, couldn’t seem to get enough of Namibia! She posted a steady stream of
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AN estimated 460 census enumerators, who worked during the extension period of the 2011 population census in the Karas Region, are still waiting to get paid. The census workers allege that the
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SEVELIA Haidula was collecting firewood in rural northern Namibia when her life was brought to a terrible end.Haidula, a schoolgirl aged 17, encountered a young man whom she knew from her home area.
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A LABOUR arbitrator, Moses Shitaleni Iimane, has ordered the Keetmanshoop Municipality to reinstate municipal managers Josef Rooi and Nimrod Swartz as strategic executives with effect from November
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THE Karas Police regional commander, Josephat Abel, has rejected claims of nepotism. Disgruntled officers, who were overlooked during the recent rank promotions, claim that Abel only recommended
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POLICE have now began an investigation into the theft of close to N$70 000 from the Grootfontein municipality.The investigation was given the go ahead after the Grootfontein municipality met earlier
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THE latest fuel price increase announced by Mines and Energy Minister Isak Katali means that petrol and diesel have become 31 per cent more expensive within a year.Katali on Friday said that the fuel
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AFTER two years in a Namibian jail, six more years of the same lie ahead for Angolan cocaine trafficker Aniceto Pedro after he was sentenced in the Windhoek Regional Court on Friday.Magistrate Sarel
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THE Road Fund Administration (RFA) board of directors has rejected the resignation of its chief executive officer Penda Kiiyala, and also rejected claims by Kiiyala’s lawyer Richard Metcalfe that a
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THE Bethanie Town Council is turning to the courts to remove angry residents protesting in front of the council offices. Council's decision to renew an employment contract of its CEO, Willy Humphries,
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ALTHOUGH the threat of terrorism in the southern African region may be low, the future remains uncertain, and therefore the two-day workshop on the Implementation of the United Nations (UN) Global
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SMS Of The Day *THE Namibian political leadership (President, ex-president to Ministers and members of Parliament) is too fixated on their conspicuous consumption and thereby sullying the whole
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THE Spanish are making a profit, and they take it to Spain and other countries. Billions of Namibian dollars go to Spain. The money is not invested in Namibia. – Fisheries union leader Daniel Imbili
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