66 Articles found on Monday, 3 October 2011
03-10-2011
THE behaviour of the German Minister of State during a historic ceremony has put a new twist in German-Namibian relations. The walk-out is seen in some circles as endangering the far incomplete
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PENDA Kiiyala, the chief executive officer (CEO) of the Road Fund Administration (RFA), has resigned.His resignation came into effect on Saturday, October 1. This came after the RFA board suspended
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THE editorship of The Namibian changed hands when founding Editor Gwen Lister, after 26 years at the helm of the biggest newspaper in the country, passed on the torch to Tangeni Amupadhi on
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TWEETS on the formal announcement by outgoing editor Gwen Lister that Tangeni Amupadhi is taking over the reins at The Namibian drew more than a few tweets and retweets in both Namibia and South
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THE Namibia Premier League has gone back on its decision to fire Mathew Haikali, however, the the embattled former CEO opted to resign.According to Haikali, after seven “nightmare” months, his former
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LAMU, Kenya – Gunmen who snatched a disabled 66-year-old Frenchwoman from her beachfront home in a prized Kenyan resort have taken her to neighbouring war-torn Somalia, officials said yesterday.With
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GOVERNMENT should put in place a moratorium on the purchase of land by non-Namibians, Ebson Uanguta, the director of research at the Bank of Namibia (BoN), has said.Speaking at the BoN’s 13th annual
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TUNIS – Tunisia’s cities were decorated with posters for hundreds of candidates from scores of new parties when campaigning began on Saturday for what is billed as the first free election in the
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TRIPOLI – Two children and their parents were killed by machine-gun fire while trying to flee Muammar Gaddafi’s hometown along with hundreds of other residents, as forces loyal to the ousted regime
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GABORONE – What will the Botswana government do with the ten per cent of run-of-mine rough that it buys from Debswana – the 50:50 De Beers and Botswana government joint venture diamond-mining company
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TURIN – Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, Tjekero Tweya, described the Namibian business delegation’s trip to Italy and Spain as “mission accomplished”.In an interview with Nampa on Friday,
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MORE local companies should be providing services to international mining companies and the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) stands ready to support these entrepreneurs with bridging finance.A DBN
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ATHENS – Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou yesterday afternoon chaired an emergency cabinet meeting to finalise details of a “labour reserve” scheme aimed at shrinking the public sector as
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NEW YORK – More than 700 anti-Wall Street activists were arrested Saturday in New York amid chaotic scenes on Brooklyn Bridge after the protest movement’s march against corporate greed was broken up
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HARARE – Zimbabwe says it is preparing legal proceedings against the European Union over the imposition of smart sanctions against President Robert Mugabe and his senior party officials, a state owned
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Simply adopting the best practices that other companies in your industry have determined might not be all it’s cracked up to be, says Harvard Business Review. Best practices are alluring.If other
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THE Ministry of Trade and Industry has had the dubious honour of receiving the 2011 Golden Padlock award for being the most secretive public institution in the country.The Namibian Chapter of the
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TONY Bennett told Jon Stewart on ‘The Daily Show’ that his ‘Duets’ partner Amy Winehouse knew her alcohol addiction was going to kill her, when she recorded with him earlier this year.Bennett, who has
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Michael Jackson’s life could have been saved if his doctor had called emergency services immediately, the Los Angeles Superior Court heard on Friday.Dr Conrad Murray told paramedics who arrived at the
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CARACAS – Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on Saturday he was praying for Libya’s deposed leader Muammar Gaddafi and also sent a message of solidarity to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad against
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TEHRAN – Lawyer Masoud Shafii who represented the now free US hikers held for two years in Iran on espionage and illegal entry charges was barred from leaving the country yesterday, a source close to
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CAIRO – Egyptian political parties met yesterday to review concessions offered by the military in response to their demand for changes to election rules that would stop former allies of deposed
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LONDON – British Prime Minister David Cameron has apologised, in an interview published yesterday, after he was criticised for being disrespectful in comments he made to two female lawmakers.Cameron
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HARARE – Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe has flown to Singapore for a medical check-up, his seventh journey to see doctors in the Asian city-state this year, an independent weekly newspaper
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AAKALIMO yatatu mboka ya si oshiwike sha zileko ina ya sa kuuvu woludhi lwomukona andola, ngaashi ngoka gwoEbola, Congo, nenge ngoka gwa Rift Valley. Omundohotola Jack Vries , gwongundu yokuyamukula
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OSHIKONDO Shiilonga niiyenditho otashi landa omahauto goMashete gongushu yoodola oomiliona 15 okuga pa aawiliki yopapolitika. Ehangano ndyoka lya li lya pewa otendela okulanda iihauto mbika noku yi
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UUMATYONA utatu owa ehama nokufalwa koshipangelo sha Ngela mOukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena sho wa nuka meshina tali matuka pokati kOndangwa nOshikango mEtiyali lyoshiwike sha yi.Iilonga yetungo
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EWILIKO lya Rossing Uranium olya pewa ishewe etokolo okuzilila mOhofa yOpombanda ndyoka lya koleke kutya oshipotha shoka sha ningwa kaaniilonga kashi li pampango. Ompangu yopombanda oya li ya gandja
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OMUTOTIMPANGO mOshigongi shOpashigwana okwa hala Ominista Yevi nOmatulululo, Alpheus !Naruseb a fatulule nawa nkene oofaalama dhomatulululo hadhi gandjwa unene tuu kaaniilonga yoholomende mboka ha ya
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OMULUMENTU gwoomvula 41 gwomomukunda Ondobeyelao popepi nOkongo mOukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena Kafita Samwel Haule okwa si sho iiyaha nondjembo ye yomushasho konima sho a dhipaga omulumentu
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OMUFEKELWA ngoka a li a kwata omukiintu gumwe koonkondo poRehoboth konima yomwedhi gumwe okwa kwatwa kopolisi. Omufekelwa nguka a li a longo iilonga yiihuna mbyoka momeho gomunona gwomimvo 12 okuli
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OMUNANGESHEFA a tseyika nawa, Johannes Shihepo, mwene gwOositola dhOnambango ota ti kutya ota kuthwa ehala lye e li landele komungeshefa omukwawo nakusa, Abner Ndjambula pokati komumvo 1999 no 2000
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IIPINDI pokati ka Namibia niilongo yilwe ota shi vulika yi ka ye moshiponga unene tuu ngele oondjila dhongalama naandhoka dholutenda odha yonagulwa kefundja.Elondodho ndika olya ningwa unene sha
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EWILIKO lyoshilando sha Venduka olina eshongo lyoshimaliwa aniwa, na ota ku hokololwa kutya aakalimo ya Venduka oye na oongunga dhewiliko dhoodola oomiliona 322. Nando oshinima shika osha ekelwahi
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THE pressure to avoid a quick return to the first division is mounting for the Rundu-based United Stars following their third successive defeat since the start of their new campaign.The blue-and-white
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JAN Stander’s unbeaten century helped Scotland to a 2-0 lead in their Twenty20 series against Namibia, the Scots securing a 40-run win in the second match at Wanderers Cricket Ground in Windhoek on
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BEIJING – Li Na suffered a nightmare first-round defeat at the China Open on Sunday when she went down 6-4 6-0 to 58th-ranked Romanian Monica Niculescu on an expectant centre court.The world number
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MOTEGI – Casey Stoner’s charge to a second MotoGP title was held up as he survived a scare to finish third in a crash-filled Japanese Grand Prix behind Spanish duo Dani Pedrosa and world champion
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LONDON – Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed he expects to remain in charge at Old Trafford for another three or four years.Ferguson, who was appointed United boss in 1986, has
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SPECIES Angling Namibia once again proved too strong for their South African counterparts and convincingly won the recently held Development International at the Hardap Dam near Mariental.The victory
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BANGKOK – Britain’s Andy Murray hammered Donald Young of America 6-2, 6-0 in an impressive show of power yesterday to win the ATP Thailand open, his third title of the season.The top-seeded Scot, 24,
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De Villiers slams Samoan thugs Springbok coach Peter de Villiers has slammed the thug tactics that Samoa used during their 13-5 loss in Albany on Friday as “something that brings the game into
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WELLINGTON – France’s rugby World Cup campaign sunk to a new low with their shambolic loss to Tonga on Saturday and left coach Marc Lievremont thinking his players may not be as good as he first
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SPRINGBOK coach Peter de Villiers welcomed the challenge that the Wallabies will bring for the Boks in their Rugby World Cup quarterfinal this coming Saturday.De Villiers looked relaxed as he spoke
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Saturday, October 1 Currie Cup Sharks 10 - 15 Western Province Leopards 23 - 38 Griquas FS Cheetahs 25 -
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AUCKLAND - England flyhalf Jonny Wilkinson remains an injury concern despite a scan showing no serious damage to his forearm, manager Martin Johnson told reporters at a news conference dominated by
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DUNEDIN – Italy coach Nick Mallett had no excuses after his team were beaten by Ireland in their final pool match yesterday, and backed the Irish to go all the way to the final.“They’ve got a team who
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Saturday, October 1 English Premier League Man Utd 2 - 0 Norwich Sunderland 2 - 2 West Brom Wolverhampton
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MADRID – A stunning overhead kick from Brazilian international Julio Baptista earned Malaga a last-gasp 3-2 victory over Getafe that put them top of La Liga on Saturday.Baptista, who is known as the
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ROME – Napoli shot to the top of Serie A with a controversial 3-0 win at 10-man Inter Milan on Saturday as Claudio Ranieri suffered his first defeat in charge and was sent off at halftime.Earlier,
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LONDON – Manchester City’s tough week ended on a high note on Saturday when they won 4-0 at Blackburn Rovers to maintain their unbeaten start in the Premier League and stay level on points with
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STRIKE-HIT Walvis Bay fishing company Tunacor Fishing is now being accused of being in contempt of court for allegedly trying to circumvent the effects of a strike which has been dragging on at the
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A WHOLE lot of Namibian tweeps had a whole lot of fun on the Twit topic #HowToBecomeANamCelebrity on Friday. Just a few of their takes, plus a few other tweets from the Twit
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THE Namibian media landscape has experienced a number of changes with the formation of new outfits and modifications in existing ones. Max at it again The former editor of Informanté, Max Hamata,
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THE devastation Africa is facing from climate change has propelled the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to stake out a unified position on the international stage for the first
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THE Prosecutor General has launched legal proceedings aimed at seizing assets alleged to have been bought by the court interpreter accused of stealing millions of dollars from the Windhoek
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THE two Katutura residents who died last week – allegedly due to a mysterious bleeding disease – died not of poisoning.On Friday, Dr Jack Vries of the Ministry of Health and Social Services said one
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A 20-YEAR-OLD mother has made an urgent appeal to the woman who took her baby yesterday morning to return the one-month-old boy.Maria Nekongo, from Hakahana in the Katutura residential area, yesterday
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TOMORROW will be six months since the arrest of multimillion-dollar corruption accused Esmerelda Majiedt.She made her latest appearance on corruption charges in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court on
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WINDHOEK no longer has a Gloudina Street.The street was officially renamed Joseph Mukwayu Ithana Street in a public ceremony on Saturday morning – a day after veteran lawyer Andreas Vaatz tried, but
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THE City of Windhoek will soon develop the Herero Mall in Katutura into a formal market.It remains to be seen how the initiative will be met by the majority of the traders at Herero Mall, who are
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THE Orange River Irrigation project (Orip) farmers have decried Government's continuous moves to “sabotage” their hopes of becoming independent grape growers. In 2001 the farmers entered into a
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Descendants of the 1904-1908 genocide victims on Friday marched to the German embassy to express their dismay at the treatment received by the Namibian delegation that went to Germany to receive the
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THE Windhoek City Council has taken an unprecedented decision to sell 70 business and industrial erven on a first-come, first-serve basis, which appears to be another attempt to ease a reported
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SMS Of The Day *Just like the faded colours of the Swapo flag on the roof my shack have ours dreams of a better life in independent Namibia faded? My vote, my downfall? Never again shall I be taken
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He is one of the rough guys of Rehoboth. And he clearly has no respect for the Police or for his fellow human beings. – A Police officer said of Donald van der Brooks, who allegedly raped a Rehoboth
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