47 Articles found on Tuesday, 21 August 2012
21-08-2012
THE Swapo secretariat has declared the party’s Otjozondjupa regional conference held on July 19 null and void.This issue came up during last week’s Swapo Politburo meeting where it was alleged
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“IF ever the need arises for the CEO of Swakopmund [Eckart Demasius] to go to the toilet, we encourage him to make use of one of the toilets in the DRC.”This was said by a spokesperson for residents
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THE strike by Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) workers resulted in an emergency Cabinet Treasury Committee meeting yesterday.This came after nearly a week of talks between the Ministry of
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BIDVEST Namibia yesterday announced continued gains for the year to the end of June 2012, with trading profit up 18,7 per cent to N$646,6 million off a 40,8 per cent rise in revenue to NAD2,7 billion.
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DAMASCUS – The United Nation’s troubled observer mission to Syria has officially ended after being recalled amid escalating violence as world powers fail to agree how to end months of bloodshed in the
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NAMIBIA slumped to their fourth successive defeat at the Under-19 Cricket World Cup when Ireland beat them by four wickets in Brisbane yesterday.Namibia could only score 128 runs for nine wickets in
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MUKWE – The second vaccination campaign this year against foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in the Kavango Region’s Ndiyona and Mukwe constituencies which started recently, will ends on September 14. The
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• Auctions August 23: Namibia Genetics Sale at show grounds in Windhoek August 24: First production sale of Leroux van Wyk Dorper Stud at Gochas August 24: Big J, Mustang and Survivor Santa
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THE Livestock Producers’ Organisation (LPO) has said the crisis in the meat industry has gotten worse following the Meatco saga, and urgent discussions should be held with Government.The LPO said in a
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You might think that your manager wastes your time, but perhaps you are really wasting HER time, says Harvard Business Review.It’s easy to complain about a manager who wastes time. It’s much harder to
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ROME – Times are now so tough that Valerio Novelli, a ticket inspector on Rome’s buses, is planning to sell his old gold teeth.“I can’t get to the end of the month without running up debts,” said
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LYDENBURG, South Africa – South Africa’s platinum promise of prosperity has turned into a heap of broken dreams for Vusimuzi Mathosi, one of 2 000 workers laid off by Aquarius Platinum at its Everest
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SINGER Scott McKenzie, who performed ‘San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)’ – which became a hit in 1967 during the city’s ‘Summer of Love’ – has died.A statement on McKenzie’s website
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WELLINGTON – New Zealand will accelerate the withdrawal of its soldiers from Afghanistan after it lost another three troops in a province thought to have been the country’s safest, but which is now
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YANGON – Myanmar abolished direct media censorship yesterday, the latest dramatic reform by its quasi-civilian regime, but journalists face other formidable restrictions including a ban on private
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PRETORIA – A South African court yesterday convicted the last of 20 men accused of high treason for a plot to kill Nelson Mandela and drive blacks out of the country, in a trial that spanned nearly a
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MOGADISHU – War-torn Somalia’s new parliament was due to convene for the first time yesterday in the latest bid to end two decades of instability, but the election of a president has been delayed,
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JOHANNESBURG – A quarter of the workforce returned on Monday to the Marikana platinum mine where 44 men were killed last week in clashes that evoked memories of apartheid-era violence.Mine owner
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AAKWANEZIMO lyaaniilonga yomomina mwakwatelwa omilongo 34 mboka ya dhipagwa oshiwike sha yi medhipago enyanyalithi mo South Africa konima yehulepo lyokatongo oya li natango taya kongo mboka yaa
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AANIILONGA poNamdeb otashi vulika ye kiiyadhe ya patelwa pondje, konima sho Namdeb a indile a pewe omushangwa tagu ulike kutya opena iikundathanwa iinayi uvathanwa. Namdeb okwa indile omushangwa ngoka
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ETIDHOMO lyomukwashigwna gumwe mehala lyomatulululo moshitopolwa shaMusati ita li tsu kumwe nomautho gekotampango lya Namibia na oshina oku kondjithwa mOhofa yopombanda. Ndhika odha popiwa kohahende
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AAGUNDJUKA ayehe kumwe ye li 27 yomomukunda Okakekete mOmbalantu moshikandjohogololo sha Anamulenge mOmusati oya tokola okukwathela opolisi yawo, mekondjitho lyiimbuluma sho nayo ya ndjoina ehangano
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*Yayee oomeme mba haya tsu poshini shopoGreen,oshili ohaa yamukula ookasitoma na yi. Alikana naya kwathe oku kala taya yamukula ookastoma dhawo nawa.*Epangelo ohali tala ngaa kutya aantu mba haalongo
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IILYO itatu yomewiliko lyongundu yo RDP mbyoka ya tulwa pevi oya indile ongundu yawo opo yi kuthepo etokolo ndyoka, ngele hasho mbaka otaya ka kondjitha oshinima shoka mohofa. Eindilo ndika olya
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WIDENING the powers of rugby’s television match official (TMO) and a more robust system for assessing concussion will be trialled in this season’s English Premiership, the Rugby Football Union said
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BARCELONA – Following Barcelona’s 5-1 thrashing of Real Sociedad in Tito Vilanova’s debut on Sunday, the Catalan club appears to have found the ideal coach to carry on the legacy of Pep Guardiola and
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VALLETTA – Malta international midfielder Kevin Sammut has been given a 10-year suspension by European soccer’s governing body Uefa after being found guilty of match-fixing in the Euro 2008 qualifier
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MASON – World number one Roger Federer heads to the US Open with a sixth tournament win of the year to his name, no evident fitness problems and little sign that his Olympic defeat by Andy Murray has
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SOUTH Africa’s Ruben Groenewald will soon arrive in Namibia to help Harry Simon with his preparations for his next fight. Simon announced last week that he plans to fight in late September or early
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SKW won the inaugural NFA Khomas Under-15 soccer league when they beat Ramblers 4-0 in Windhoek on Saturday.Ramblers just needed a draw to win the league as they held a two-point lead over SKW going
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SMS Of The Day *I will never be proud of my country if the NBC is off air, if Education and Health is in chaos, if corruption is regarded as an aspect of development, if consensus is reached through
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INTERNATIONAL criminal justice gained fresh impetus following the tragic events in Rwanda and the Balkans in the 1990s. From the ad hoc International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and the former
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THE Monday edition of Die Republikein newspaper of last week, carried a caption story on one Mina Snyders, secretary of the late Dr Jan Spies, first editor of that Afrikaans newspaper, when it was
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LASER light pranksters and low-flying pilots have received a warning from Minister of Works and Transport Erkki Nghimtina.In two media statements released on Friday, Nghimtina warned that people using
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‘MONDAY, Monday – can’t trust that day, or all I hoped it could be?!’ Namibian tweeps wax lyrical on the week’s firstborn day, get to grips with politics, and poke fun at the English language. Plus,
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KAISOSI – A young man believed to be in his early twenties hanged himself with a rope at the Kaisosi informal settlement on the eastern outskirts of Rundu on Sunday evening.Kaisosi resident Samuel
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THE decision by the 32nd Southern African Development Community (SADC) Summit in Maputo over the weekend to prevent citizens from seeking legal recourse from the SADC Tribunal has been met with a
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STEVE Bezuidenhout, the vice-president of the Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP), yesterday said the party would not give in to pressure by three suspended leaders to revoke their
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THE Olufuko Festival organised by the Outapi Town Council is starting this morning, according to the council’s chief executive officer, Oswin Namakalu.This festival will be opened by Founding
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You’ve probably heard of Sony Music Entertainment. They’re this ‘little record company’ that invests in the careers of Beyonce, Pink, Aerosmith and Chris Brown and who are about to distribute Lize
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It’s almost time for Huisgenoot’s Hart van Windhoek music festival.The popular annual fest will be held over two days, Friday and Saturday, September 7 and 8 will include over 25 music acts like South
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DIYOGHA – The police in the Kavango Region on Sunday arrested a 22-year-old man who had allegedly stabbed his elder sister several times following an argument over food.The incident occurred between
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THE judges of Namibia’s High Court are pinning their hopes for the speedier delivery of judgements on changes to the court’s rules, aimed at giving judges greater control over the pace of litigation,
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THE conviction of the seven men who were accused of carrying out a multimillion-dollar cash-in-transit robbery near Windhoek at the end of 2000 was correct, the Supreme Court has ruled in a judgement
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THE Namibian government again has been implored to adopt legislation that makes access to information a legally binding obligation. Despite numerous calls from civil society for the introduction of
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A WINDHOEK resident who was accused of having murdered a young man in November 2010 by shooting him in the head has been found not guilty at the end of a trial in the Windhoek Regional Court.Since the
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I WANT you to be prepared so that if the Pohamba administration collapses tomorrow, I can appoint some of you as ministers. – Ignatius Shixwameni, president of the All People’s Party told his party
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