56 Articles found on Wednesday, 21 September 2011
21-09-2011
Members of the /Khomanin community gathered in Independence Avenue in Windhoek yesterday and marched to the office of Local Government Minister Jerry Ekandjo. They handed over a petition over to
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WORKERS on the payroll of the Ministry of Education stationed at Ehafo on the eastern outskirts of Windhoek say they will report for duty at the ministry’s head office at the Government Office Park in
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NEW developments in the internal investigation against the head of the Police’s Explosives Unit, Deputy Commissioner John Alweendo, suggest that former Deputy Prosecutor General Johnny Truter might be
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WINDHOEK – Management at Rössing Uranium mine met with union representatives yesterday in a bid to avoid a strike over production incentives that could hurt output at one of the world’s largest
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ANGER over not receiving a promotion at work prompted a former employee of hardware and building material dealers M. Pupkewitz & Sons to commit fraud to the tune of almost N$2 million, a judge heard
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AUCKLAND – Namibia has made six changes - five in the forward pack - for the World Cup match with neighbour South Africa tomorrow (10h00).Bertus O’Callaghan was swapped with Hugo Horn at hooker on
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SIRTE / BANI WALID – Libyan provisional government forces held off from attacking Muammar Gaddafi’s last bastions in the country yesterday as civilians kept streaming out ahead of more assaults.There
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MADRID – Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry Tjekero Tweya on Monday called on Namibian and Spanish businesses to make use of the Reciprocal Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement between the
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CAPE TOWN – The trial of the alleged killers of newlywed honeymooner Anni Dewani was yesterday moved to the High Court in Cape Town, where proceedings will start in February, a magistrate ruled.“A
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LUSAKA – Stone-throwing mobs smashed cars and blocked roads during voting yesterday in Zambia’s capital, after opposition leader Michael Sata accused President Rupiah Banda’s rival camp of rigging the
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BOSTON – It is possible to reinvent your work identity when making a challenging mid-career switch, says Harvard Business Review. Just don’t over think it. A mid-career switch can be challenging,
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AN INTERNATIONAL fraud and corruption conference is set for Windhoek next week.The gathering organised by Gahel Investment & Consultancy will be known as ‘All Africa Fraud &Corruption
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WASHINGTON – The International Monetary Fund has sharply downgraded its outlook for the US economy through 2012 because of weak growth and concern that Europe won’t be able to solve its debt
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MOSCOW – Yukos was Russia’s biggest and fastest-growing oil company when its high-flying boss Mikhail Khodorkovsky was snatched off his private jet by state security agents in October 2003.What
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ZURICH – The Swiss parliament piled pressure on the nation’s biggest banks on Monday in the wake of UBS AG’s US$2,3 billion loss from rogue trading, as a centre-left party pushed for a ban on risky
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ZURICH – Banking giant UBS is to hold a board meeting today in Singapore, when it will decide whether to maintain support for its chief executive Oswald Gruebel after a rogue trading case, Swiss press
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LONDON – Rivals are circling Switzerland’s UBS AG to poach its star deal advisers and equity specialists, as a US$2,3 billion rogue trading scandal and the prospect of low or non-existent bonuses
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‘Two and a Half Men’ creator Chuck Lorre introduced Ashton Kutcher as a new star of television’s most popular comedy on Monday, and gained a measure of revenge against the departed Charlie Sheen in
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HONG KONG – Police said on Sunday they have made the southern Chinese territory’s largest ever cocaine bust, seizing more than half a ton of the drug, worth around N$577 million.Authorities said drugs
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CANBERRA – Australia’s national broadcaster faced calls for a review of funding on Tuesday over a television comedy scene with a fictional Prime Minister Julia Gillard draped in a national flag after
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BRUSSELS – Europe’s farm ministers were to decide yesterday whether to agree a plan to ditch 80 per cent of the food aid being delivered to 13 million Europeans too poor to afford proper meals, a plan
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Death toll 60 as violence rocks Yemen capital SANAA – Gunfire and shelling rocked Sanaa for the third straight day yesterday as the toll from the worst outbreak of violence in Yemen’s capital in
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THREE years ago excrement hit the fan as the financial algorithmic thugs (traders) suddenly found that their source of apparently infinite, over leveraged credit created by a small number of “too big
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EHANGANO lyoondjila naandyoka lyaaniilonga yomepangelo Namibia Public Workers Union[Napwu] oya shaina euvathano konima yoonkundathana ndhoka dha kwata oomwedhi ntano omaandaha moVenduka. Euvathano
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OMUFEKELWA gumwe meyugo kwahomatiwa pegumbo lya Meya nale gwa Venduka okwa pewa iifutilemo mondholongo omaandaha. Omufekelwa Paulus Lukas ngoka kwatiwa oye humbata iinima mbyoka ya li ya yakwa okuza
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NAMIBIA natango ota yambidhidha omuleli gwa Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, nonando nguka okwa tidhwamo miilonga koonkondo. Namibia okwa yambidhidha Gaddafi pethimbo lyoshigongi shaayehe shIigwana Hangano
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KONYALA aaniilonga yeli 1 054 ,mboka yeli iilyo yehangano lyaaniilonga yoomina noya gumwa koshinima shomapandulo molwiilonga iiwanawa oya hogolola oku ninga ekanka. Aaniilonga newiliko lya Rossing oya
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NONANDO oshipotha shaaniilonga poNamdeb osha hulapo, natango opena omashongo ngoka gena oku taagulukwa.Limwe lyomwaangaka olya gandjwa kOmbelewa ya Komufala gwaaniilonga opo li potokononwe. Oshiwike
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MEME gwoomvula omilongondatu nane (34), gwomomukunda Onambeke mOniingo mOndonga mOshitopolwa sha Shikoto Fiina Nuusiku Malima okwa si pamwe nuunona we uyali eso lyombaadhilila sho ya pile mondunda
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OSHEENDO shaantu 62 otashi ka ya koNdowishi oku ka taamba pambelewa iipongolo yomitse dhaakwashigwana aaNamibia. Iipongolo mbika ota yi ka gandjwa kosheendo shika kepangelo lya Ndowishi momasiku 30
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NONANDO oongundu dhopolitika moshilongo aniwa otadhi ti odha hala okuhumitha komeho uuthike pamwe paludhi lwomuntu noshowo ekuthombinga lyaakiintu momatokolo, ndhika aniwa kadhina omikalo nkene tadhi
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FORMER lightweight world titleholder Paulus ‘The Hitman’ Moses said yesterday that Sidney Jose De Siqueira “will say my name” after he beats him next week. These were his welcoming words to Siqueira,
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Kapow! Do you want to see some of Africa’s top boxers, as well as our very own champ, Paulus ‘Hitman’ Moses, in action? Now’s your chance to try and score a ticket KO!The Hitman will fight Brazil’s
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THE stars of Namibian mountain biking shone bright last Wednesday when the Rock and Rut MTB Club rewarded some of the best cyclists in the country during a Gala evening at the Windhoek Country Club.
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LONDON – The world’s leading players are ‘not afraid’ of going on strike unless officials heed their calls to improve the crammed tennis calendar as soon as possible, Andy Murray warned on Monday.For
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THE branding dispute surrounding the Namibian Premiership has not been resolved, according to acting NPL CEO Joshua Tovey Hoëbeb. Hoëbeb said a number of clubs are still opposed to last week’s hasty
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AUCKLAND – Samoa centre Eliota Sapolu Fuimaono’s apology for comparing the scheduling of his team’s rugby World Cup matches to the holocaust has saved him from disciplinary action by tournament
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HE Namibian Rugby World Cup team may have only just left the district but the first thing they did at their new ‘base’ was visit a special ‘Gizzy lad’.Poverty Bay age group representative player Joel
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NELSON – Inspirational Italy captain Sergio Parisse steered his side to a 53-17 win over Russia in their rugby World Cup Pool C match at Trafalgar Park yesterday.Parisse was instrumental in at least
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GOVERNMENT’S food-for-work programme, which has encouraged around 100 people to relocate from Windhoek’s dumpsites to jobs in the city, has received a mixed response. “We were able to make a living
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MEN must join hands to fight the evils of violence and abuse in Namibian society, says the organisation Namibian Men for Change.In a media statement released by the organisation, it is condemning
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CONGRATULATIONS to Namibian tweeter @RihannaNavy_Nam, an ace networker, as well as a huge Rihanna fan, who’s clocked up more than 2 900 followers! In other timeline news, more wit and hints of wisdom
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THE Trade Union Congress of Namibia (Tucna) has called for representation on the Tender Board of Namibia as well as on other statutory boards.These were among a number of resolutions taken at Tucna’s
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A RECOMMENDATION by Swapo’s regional executive committee in the Oshikoto Region that former National Council member Nico Kaiyamo be expelled from the party has been snubbed.Kaiyamo was suspended for
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“YOU are all advised that I will fight you guys head on, on professional level and we may fight physically on personal level and I will not take any instructions from both of you from today onwards.
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A CLOUD of uncertainty is hovering over the future of Hoodia farming in the South. Government and other stakeholders' silence on the Hoodia industry's future has left many small-scale hoodia growers
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DEON Lehman, who recently allegedly held his family hostage for hours, is recovering in the State hospital at the town.He was transferred from the Katutura State Hospital last week and made a brief
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A STORM is brewing at Katima Mulilo following allegations of corruption levelled against members of the town council for allegedly fast-tracking land applications made by family members.Speaking on
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SIMON Nangaku, the Katutura resident at whose house a record quantity of dagga was found in August, was again refused bail on Monday morning.The 46-year-old man made a second appearance in the
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THE Roads Authority (RA) has signed a N$275 million contract with the Roads Contractor Company (RCC) and China Henan International Cooperation Group (Chico) for the construction and upgrading of a
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RESEARCHER with the Legal Assistance Centre (LAC) Land, Environment and Development Project Willem Odendaal said large tracks of communal land in the Omusati Region are being illegally fenced by
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DISGRUNTLED bidders who hoped to land lucrative street cleaning tenders from the City of Windhoek are crying foul saying the tender awards smacked of favouritism.The tenders divided in 16 wards are on
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A KITTEN had the adventure of a lifetime when it stowed away in the chassis of a 4x4 travelling through the Kaokoveld, to Windhoek and finally to Germany where it now lives with two other cats in
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A GROUP of /Khomanin community members marched to the office of the Minister of Local Government, Jerry Ekandjo, to hand over a petition about their pending eviction from an area that they regard as
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SMS Of The Day Drugs *A SOLUTION to the growing number of foreign drug-traffickers. 1. Arrest 2. Blacklist 3. Deport them. Don’t waste scarce public funds on long trials, water, food and state legal
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Those are confidential cases, they don’t go to newspapers, because they are still under investigation. – Orestus Shilunga, acting chief executive officer of the Oshakati Town council said on Monday
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