65 Articles found on Tuesday, 6 September 2011
06-09-2011
Summer is here and the municipal swimming pools in Olympia and Khomasdal are open to the public again.Izette van Zyl decided to have some fun in a fountain yesterday to get relief from the heat.
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THE Rally of Democracy and Progress (RDP) said it is dismayed by revelations that University Namibia (Unam) lecturers have been exchanging marks for sexual favours from students.The RDP said these
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THE Ministry of Works and Transport is nagging the Tender Board to grant an exemption of a N$40 million tender for it to be awarded to a Chinese construction company.The tender is for the construction
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NOTES from the US Embassy in Windhoek released on Wikileaks last month show that America is closely monitoring Namibia’s relationship with China with – perhaps – a growing sense of unease.The
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NAMIBIAN boxers gave a good account of themselves at the All-Africa Games on Monday, winning two of their three bouts.Johannes ‘Baluka’ Simon was well beaten in the 56kg category, but Titus Iyambo and
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SHISHAN – Anti-Gaddafi fighters were playing a waiting game yesterday after an official said negotiations for the surrender of the town of Bani Walid had failed and would not resume.China meanwhile
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“WE are growing at an incredible rate. There is movement, there is momentum.” This is how Isai David Uuzambala, mayor of Okahao, summarised the pace of development in the North when he visited
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JOHANNESBURG – Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has prostate cancer that has spread to other organs and was urged by his physician to step down in 2008, according to a US diplomatic cable released
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MBABANE – About 300 protesters yesterday danced and sang freedom songs in the streets of Swaziland’s capital Mbabane, at the start of a planned week of protests against Africa’s last absolute monarch,
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THE Africa Business Confidence Index (ABCI) for August has shown growth in both the index for manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors in Africa. The difference compared to July in the indices for
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GENEVA – The Swiss Bankers Association lashed yesterday at the possibility of another tax treaty with the United States aimed at handing over details of Americans suspected of using Swiss banks to
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A total of 121 Walvis Bay-based building plans, worth N$69,5 million, were completed during the first seven months of this year, Capricorn Investment Holdings (CIH) has said.Although the number of
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BENGHAZI – Commodities trader Glencore has signed its first contract to deliver fuels to Libya’s interim council, industry sources said, in a further sign that rival Vitol is losing its position as
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BEIJING – China can boost global economic growth by pressing ahead with reforms to promote domestic consumption and reduce reliance on exports and investment, World Bank president Robert Zoellick
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JOHANNESBURG – Big companies taking their capital out of South Africa is a bigger threat to economic freedom than ANC Youth League president Julius Malema, author and businessman Moeletsi Mbeki said
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Going above and beyond in the workplace is a good thing, right? Whether you stay late to help out a colleague with an important presentation or you give a direct report credit for the success of an
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FROM Swakopmund to the Etosha National Park, a whole 640 km – that is how deep Swakop Uranium has explored as the miner cements Husab as one of the largest resource drilling projects in the
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KEETMANSHOOP – Government still has not released the about N$3 million needed to extend the table grapes vineyard of the Namibia Development Corporation (NDC).Mous Boshoff, the dates and grapes
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OPUWO – More than half of the 103 995 cattle in Kunene have already received ear tags, state veterinary at Opuwo, Shepherd Kamudyariwa, has said.At least 59 895 cattle have been ear-tagged with the
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ONGWEDIVA – Five brands of cookies made from mahangu flour will be introduced into the Namibian market soon.The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry (MAWF) last week promoted the locally-made
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WHEN addressing the 2011 Mahangu Festival at Omuthiya in Oshikoto region on Saturday, President Hifikepunye Pohamba said Mahangu festivals, held in Namibia each year, are very important events
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THE 15th meeting of the Namibia Rangeland Management Forum will be held next week from September 8 to 9 at the Waterberg Plateau Park. The theme of this years’ meeting is ‘Improved rangeland in
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ONGWEDIVA – Visitors at this year’s Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair (OATF) showed a keen interest in the available agricultural products. A tonne of potatoes from the Ndonga Linena agricultural project
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• Meatco Farmers’ Liaison Meetings for 2011 October 17: Windhoek at 09:00 October 18: Otjiwarongo at 09:00 October 19: Tsumeb at 09:00 • Auctions September 7: Central Select Auction (bulls and
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Some wit and wisdom from Namibians and other tweet peeps:@DoritosOverHoes: I think it’s about time Madonna told Barack Obama that she adopted him in Malawi and not Kenya. @LordVertinary: King Mswati
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SOUNDS like Rihanna could have used an umbrella-ella-ella big enough to cover her entire home.The ‘Rude Boy’ songbird filed a lawsuit in the Los Angeles Superior Court last week against Prudential
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JUSTIN Timberlake admits he does not like to be careless with his cash and rarely shops, and doesn’t think money can buy happiness. The 30 year-old singer/actor said, “I will say that I’m pretty
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Pop star Lady Gaga has teamed up with Dutch fashion photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin to produce five fashion-inspired vignettes for her latest single ‘You And I’.The first video,
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Hundreds dying daily in Somalia NAIROBI – Famine has spread to six out of eight regions in southern Somalia, with 750 000 people facing imminent starvation, the United Nations said yesterday, and
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BERLIN – German animal rights activists captured a runaway dairy cow named Yvonne on Friday, three months after her escape from the farm where she was to be slaughtered captured nationwide
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WASHINGTON – A huge wildfire fanned by dry winds believed to be spawned by Tropical Depression Lee has damaged or destroyed at least 300 homes in central Texas, officials said yesterday..“It’s
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PARWAN – The bodies of two German citizens who went missing in a province north of Kabul last month were found yesterday, the provincial governor said.“The bodies were found today in an open area and
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IN 2004 Namibia adopted Vision 2030 as its roadmap for the industrialisation of our country. The Vision envisages that Namibia shall be developed by her own human resources. We are in the seventh year
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CITIZEN Nahas Angula advocated for Namibia to play a developmental state role recently, which is a pleasant surprise.His position seems to be in line with a report by the African Union and the United
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OSHITUTHI shOshipe shoka kehe omvula hashi longekidhwa kUuministeli wUunamapya, Omeya nIihwa, nuumvo osha ningilwe mOlyomakaya ngaka ga zi ko pOmuthiya mOndonga mOshitopolwa sha Shikoto nokupopithwa
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OSPANA yopashigwana ya Namibia kuudhano wo Rugby oya thiki ko New Zealand metitano, moshilando sha Gisborne. Uudhano wekopi lyuuyuni lyorugby ota wu ka tameka momasiku 10 ga September nuumvo, sho New
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MEYA gwa Usakos okwiitaala kutya ewiliko lyokalando hoka otali ka adha etsokumwe mokukuta, Regina Alugodhi ongo omuwilikipitithi gwokulipo gwoshilando shoka.Omahokololo kutya opena ethaneko okuulika,
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ELELONGELEKA lyongeleka yEvangeli pa Luther moRepublic ya Namibia olya koleke ewiliko lyomuMbishofi, Zephania Kameeta sigo omumvo 2013, uuna ndoka a tegelelwa a ka ye moshipundi shevululuko. Ongundu
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EWILIKO lyoshilando sha Venduka olya tokola okudhimapo oongunga dhoomiliona hetatu ndhoka inaadhi futwa kaakulupe yomoshilando noshowo ku yamwe mboka itaaya vulu okufutila omayakulo ga muni ngoka yali
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EPANGELO newiliko lyoshilando sha Venduka natango ota ya longo nuudhiginini oku monena aantu yoketoto lyiiyagaya lya Kupferberg iilonga nenge omukalo gumwe opo mbaka yaa kale tya ka toola iikulya
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IILONGO 59 muuyuni oya yalula oorebele dha Libya molupe lwolutu ndoka lwedhina, National Transitional Council[NTC], ongo epangelo lyomondjila lyoshilongo shoka. Eyalulo lyo NTC ongo olyo ewiliko epe
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OMUDHEULI gwospana ya Namibia yetanga lyokoompadhi okwa tanga aadhani ye sho ya sindana muudhano wawo na Gambia, olyomakaya. Ospana ya Namibia, Brave Warriors oya dhengemo ospana ya Gambia nokoola
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OONKAMBADHALA oku hulithapo oshipotha shiiwike itatu shaaniilonga ya Namdeb odha tekapo. Oonkundathana odha tekapo konima sho Namdeb aniwa a tumine aaniilonga omishangwa dhokuya fala kohofa, noshowo
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CYCLE enthusiasts have the opportunity to sharpen their rinding skills ahead of the eleventh edition of The Namibian Pick n Pay Cycle Classic by engaging in the training plan below, courtesy of the
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MTC has demanded greater transparency at the forthcoming Namibia Sport Awards. This is according to MTC’s sponsorships manager Isaac Hamata, who handed over N$350 000 towards this year’s ceremony at
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DAEGU – The United States topped the medals table after nine days of riveting action at the world championships marked by Usain Bolt’s return to the top of his game after disqualification in the
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You don’t even have to be a rugby fan ...This is it! The final countdown to the Rugby World Cup 2011, which starts on Friday, September 9. Join in the build-up with The Namibian and stand a chance of
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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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MANDUME ‘The President’ Pohamba “was robbed” of victory in his international non-title fight against Pythias Kambembe in Livingstone on Saturday, his trainer Tobias Nashilongo claims. Nashilongo
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WINDHOEK – The lowest-ranked team at the World Cup already faced a huge challenge to win its first ever match at the tournament, even before doubts Namibia could afford to send a squad started
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NEW YORK – Rafa Nadal sent shockwaves through the US Open on Sunday when he collapsed during his post-match news conference because of severe cramping in his leg as the first week of the tournament
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A REHOBOTH man is under 24-hour Police guard in the Katutura State Hospital after he shot himself while allegedly holding his wife and child captive.The hostage drama allegedly lasted for hours before
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AN 11-year-old girl hanged herself at Ohahenge village in the Ohangwena Region on Sunday morning.Penehafo Kaleinasho Josua hanged herself in a hut in her parents' homestead, while a 93-year-old man,
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THE Namibian Medical Benefit Fund (NMBF) is still a work in progress and it could be some time before the fund is operational.Speaking on behalf of Health Minister Richard Kamwi, Education Minister
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BEN Isaacs, the elderly Rehoboth man, who allegedly wounded a boy (16) and killed a horse, was released on N$2 500 bail yesterday.The 75-year-old man appeared in the town's magistrate's court on
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Avenovandu Muharukua (13) lives close to the Orotjitomba Community School in the Kunene Region in a little village with her family. She has never been to school as the family decided that she as the
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FORMER Walvis Bay local authority chief executive officer Augustinus Katiti yesterday continued to insist that the N$2,78 million payout he received from the Walvis Bay Municipality when he resigned
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THE Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy, Willem Isaack, who was the driver in a car crash that killed a seven-year-old, is likely to face a charge of culpable homicide, alternatively reckless and
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THE Namibian Police yesterday issued a warning to the public to refrain from being violent towards census officials and to keep their dogs under control.According to Inspector Kauna Shikwambi, a
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THE newly established Hilton Hotel is facing its first fierce test of penetrating the Namibian market, after it submitted its application to the gambling board to be granted a casino licence in
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TESTS have confirmed that the two buffaloes recently destroyed in the Otjozondjupa Region were carriers of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).Dr Cleophas Bamhare, Director of Veterinary Services, yesterday
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POLICE in Karas are investigating a murder case after the body of a 27-year-old man was found along the tar road between Aus and Goageb at the weekend. Police Commissioner Josephat Abel identified
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AT LEAST two Namibians died in motorcycle accidents over the weekend. Walvis Bay resident Ina van der Merwe died instantly when the bike she was riding allegedly crashed into a Hyundai from
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SMS Of The Day *IT is pathetic how authorities dream they can solve problems. Now they throw some tins and bags of maize meal into the arena of poverty, even wave some job-offers and dream the issue
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As a person married in good faith to a person domiciled in Namibia, the provisions of the Immigration Control Act requiring a foreign national to obtain any sort of permit, do not apply to me. – The
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