60 Articles found on Thursday, 30 August 2012
30-08-2012
A DOMESTIC ruckus is threatening to break out in the Rally of Democracy and Progress (RDP) if the leadership fails to meet a demand from the youth league to reinstate and apologise to three suspended
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba has cautioned Swapo Party Youth League members to steer clear of infighting if they want to ensure the success of their congress which started yesterday.“I encourage each
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CERTAIN municipal staff as well as State and private hospital staff will soon not have the right to strike.The essential services committee of the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare recently
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GOVERNMENT is considering compelling all banking institutions to list on the Local Index of the Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX).The move is in line with the recently launched Namibia Financial Sector
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NEW ORLEANS – Hurricane Isaac bore down on New Orleans early yesterday after making landfall, seven years to the day after Katrina devastated the ‘Big Easy’ and killed hundreds along the US Gulf
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NAMIBIA beat Kenya 39-11 at the Confederation of African Rugby (CAR) U19 Championships in Harare yesterday, to remain on track for a place at the 2013 Junior World Trophy in Chile next year. Namibia
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The show about the late Lebo Mathosa has left fellow Boom Shaka members gaping with disbelief after its opening night at the State Theatre in Pretoria this week. The show, titled ‘Drama Queen’ pays
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Afro band Mafikizolo are to re-unite after a long absence from the music scene.Nhlanhla Nciza and Theo Kgosinkwe, who make up the band, will be the centre of attraction during the Moretele Park
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South Africa’s banks still need to do more to ensure that all citizens have access to fair and cost-effective banking services, South Africa’s National Treasury said after Finance Minister Pravin
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The Social Security commission prides itself on professionally administering the funds (Maternity, Sick and Death Fund as well as the Employee Compensation Fund) for the efficient and sustainable
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Residents in the Otjomuise suburb in Windhoek have exciting developments to look forward to with the envisaged playgrounds which the City of Windhoek has earmarked for the area. This week, The
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Throwing conventional logic out the window might seem like a way to let the creative juices really flow, but can also blind innovators to real problems, says Harvard Business Review.When it comes to
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STATE-OWNED Epangelo Mining Company, which has exclusive exploration and mining rights of strategic minerals in Namibia, isn’t part of government regulation and will compete with the private sector
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RUSTENBURG – The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has committed to finding a solution to the Lonmin strike, its president Senzeni Zokwana said yesterday.“We are committed to find a solution. We
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• Angola recorded GDP growth of 3,4 per cent in 2011, the same as in 2010, driven mainly by rising oil prices and strong non-oil sector growth of 7,7per cent which helped to offset production problems
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HUAMBO, Angola – Angola emerged from its civil war as one of the poorest places on earth, with nowhere more devastated than Huambo, its universities, factories and homes destroyed in the war’s most
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NAMIBIA will know by the end of this year whether it has been chosen to host the headquarters of the Green Climate Fund, a United Nation (UN) vehicle aimed at mobilising resources to help developing
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RABAT – Thousands of Morocco’s unemployed slum-dwellers head to the Atlantic coast every morning to scrape a living as illegal mussel pickers. But experts say they threaten the health of the marine
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PARIS – Some aliens arrived as stowaways. Others were brought in deliberately, for fun or profit. And others were so tiny that nobody noticed them until way too late.They became a nightmare. They
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WASHINGTON – The sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has melted to its smallest point ever in a milestone that may show that worst-case forecasts on climate change are coming true, US scientists said this
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CAPE TOWN – Peace icon Desmond Tutu on Tuesday said he would boycott an event in protest at sharing a stage with former British leader Tony Blair over his “morally indefensible” support of the US-led
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TAMPA – Republicans crowned Mitt Romney their presidential nominee as his wife Ann sold their wholesome family and sweetheart love story to US voters in a prime-time convention speech.Romney took to
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Odinga blames cleric’s killing on foes MOMBASA – Kenya’s prime minister Raila Odinga said yesterday the country’s enemies were behind the killing of a Muslim cleric that triggered riots he described
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Unesco urges end to Libyan attacks PARIS – The United Nations cultural agency Unesco has urged Libyan authorities to protect Sufi mosques and shrines under repeated attack by hardline Islamists who
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ANKARA – An enormous exodus of refugees from Syria is pressuring Turkey to seek United Nations-backed safe zones for those displaced, but Damascus rebuffed the idea yesterday as “unrealistic” attempts
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RAMALLAH – Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas yesterday welcomed a decision by French prosecutors to open a murder inquiry into claims the late Yasser Arafat may have been poisoned.The probe was
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DAKAR – Senegal’s Prime Minister Abdoul Mbaye yesterday summoned the Gambian ambassador to protest the execution of two Senegalese who were among nine people killed by firing squad in the tiny
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EHANGANO lyiikwamina lyaza koChina, lyedhina East China Non-Ferrous Investment olya mono iitenda kohi yevi moshitopolwa sha Kunene.Mbaka oya ti okufula oshikwamina shika mpoka shili ota shi
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OMUKALIMO gwomo Malinda,Salmon Nakale okwa monika ondjo medhipago lyaantu yaali poshilando shoka momasiku 9 May 2009. Etokolo ndyoka olya gandjwa komupanguli, Alfred Siboleka konima sho a ekelehi
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GAVENA gwoshitopolwa sha Karas, Bernardus Swartbooi, okwa popi omaipulo ge kombinga ye kateko metungo lyodama ya Neckartal komulonga gwa Fish shoka ngashingeyi sha kwata konyala oomvula mbali oku
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OMUPRESIDENDE Hifikepunye Pohamba, ngoka a egulula Omauliko gIipindi gokOmumvo ga Ngwediva Omaandaha ga zi ko, okwa pandula noonkondo komalongekidho ge li nawa noshowo kaakuthimbinga ye ya oyendji
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Oshitya «omufyuululwakalo» osha mbwalangadja. Osha kwatela mo oinima ihapu, ngaashi elaka, oikulya, omikalo dokuninga oinima, noivilo. Omifyuululwakalo ohadi linyenge, tadi tambula omikalo dipe
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IIHOKOLOLA moka aasitangombe 30 taya lundilwa ya litha oongombe dhawo shaali paveta moshitopolwa sha Kavango osha piyaganekwa sho mengestrata ngoka a li teshi pulakene iikuthamo musho.Iihokolola
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OMAANDAHA ga zi ko sho a egulula pambelewa Omaulikilo gIipindi gokomumvo ga Ngwediva mOngwediva moshitopolwa sha Shana, Omupresidende Hifikepunye Pohamba okwa tula wo miilonga pambelewa ehangano lya
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*Ngame gumwe gwo maaniilonga otu li tu uvitile iilonga tayi longwa mombelewa yo income tax mOshakati otayi longo tayi ende kashona. Omayalulo gomumvo 2010 sigo 2011 inaga pwa natango. Paife otwa tula
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OKONGRESSA yewawa lyaagundjuka moSwapo oya tameke moshilandopangelo metitatu oshiwike shika. Okongressa moka mwa tegelelwa mu ka ningwe omahogololo gewiliko epe lyewawa lyaagundjuka oya egululwa
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SMS Of The Day *I HAVE been reading the daily lost + found section of your newspaper. This is one of the reasons the Ministry of Home Affairs can’t keep up with the issuing of ID cards. People are so
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THE Namibian will once again be the main sponsor of Namibia's premier annual open squash championship that will be held in Walvis Bay this weekend.The competition promises high-quality games involving
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FORMER national team eighth-man and captain Sybrand de Beer has been elected as the chief executive officer of the Namibia Rugby Union. De Beer, who last played for Namibia in 2001, said he was
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THE 88th edition of the world’s oldest ultra-marathon, the Comrades Marathon, was launched in Johannesburg yesterday, under the official slogan for the race – ‘U are ultraordinary!’.Chairman of the
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AFRICAN Cup of Nations Golden Boot winner Emmanuel Mayuka will join Premier League side Southampton after the Saints agreed terms with the player and his Swiss club Young Boys.The 21-year-old Zambian
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer on Wednesday recalled flanker Francois Louw and named uncapped number eight Duane Vermeulen and flyhalf Johan Goosen in his squad for Rugby Championship
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SOUTHAMPTON – Hashim Amla looked forward to returning to the scene of his greatest triumph after punishing England with yet another superb century.Amla’s brilliant 150 was the centrepiece of the
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LONDON – Andrew Strauss resigned as England’s Test captain and announced his retirement from professional cricket with immediate effect yesterday.“After much thought over the last few weeks, I have
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LONDON – A spectacular opening ceremony starring acclaimed British scientist Stephen Hawking was set to ring in the biggest ever Paralympic Games yesterday, aiming to transform ideas about disability
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AN SMS doing the rounds, stating that Windhoek’s drinking water is contaminated, is not true, a senior City of Windhoek official said yesterday.It is suspected that the SMS followed a report in a
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IS Ondarata the greatest band ever? How important is it to know ‘kapana lingo’? Namibian tweeps mull these and other pressing issues! Plus, ninjas, seven weddings and no funeral, politics and
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POLICE in the Karas Region have arrested three suspects in connection with a spate of burglaries at tourist lodges in remote areas. Detective Warrant Officer Theodore Kotungondo said the suspects were
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THE regional councillor for Oranjemund, Eliphas Iita, has announced that a State primary school will be built at the recently proclaimed town of Oranjemund. Iita told The Namibian that the
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BOTH the Namibian and German stakeholders are eager not to repeat the “humiliation” suffered last year by a Namibian delegation that went to Germany to collect the skulls of genocide victims. “Let us
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THREE of the suspects accused of carrying out a violent armed robbery at a farm in the Windhoek district three years ago face an extended period in custody after their latest attempt to be released on
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THE Maharero Royal House yesterday said it is still negotiating with the police to ensure that the Ovaherero Traditional Authority (OTA), which will commemorate Red Flag Day this weekend, will not
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POLICE at Keetmanshoop have arrested three municipal workers for allegedly stealing manhole covers and a rubbish skip.The municipality’s chief technician, Johannes Jansen, yesterday confirmed that
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THE Keetmanshoop Regional Court yesterday sentenced South African citizen Patricia Nandipha Gcilishe (43) to an effective two-and-a-half years’ imprisonment for drug trafficking. Regional Magistrate
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A MULTIBILLION-DOLLAR industrial complex, based on iron ore mining and steel production, may soon be established in the Kunene Region with the assistance of the Namibian Government.This Chinese
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A NAMIBIAN woman, Susan Martens, has decided to embark on the adventure of a lifetime with her two-year-old Giant Schnauzer, Paco. The two will fly to Norway in the beginning of September to walk
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GOVERNMENT intends lapping up more shares in Rössing Uranium to boost its stake in the mine after the Kern Trust, part of the minority Namibian shareholders, decided to sell its interest.Deputy
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NAMIBIAN engineering graduates with qualifications from Cuban universities say they are struggling to register with the Engineering Council of Namibia (ECN) because their qualifications apparently do
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THE case against two former Air Namibia employees who are charged with corruption in connection with the use of flight tickets which the airline was supposedly exchanging for other services under
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MOST of us are peace-loving citizens who want a town and country where we can live free of fear of these criminal elements. Together we can do this by the grace of God. – Uys de Vos, one of the
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