55 Articles found on Monday, 6 February 2012
06-02-2012
THE strike by hundreds of TransNamib employees since last week was declared illegal through an order of the Labour Court in Windhoek on Saturday.In the interim order, which was issued by Judge Dave
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THE walkover of Trans-Namib general manager Dawie Moller to D&M Rail Construction did not come as a surprise to employees of the national carrier. Moller, until August 2010 was Regional Engineer:
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One of the two bronze statutes of hunting San men outside the Bushman Art shop on Independence Avenue in Windhoek was embellished with a cigarette butt in the mouth on Friday. The stompie was
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IT is easy to dismiss the racial and tribal outbursts of Kazenambo Kazenambo (KK) as rants of an apparently lunatic, erratic or maverick government minister.But such outbursts are not limited to the
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THE Bank of Namibia (BoN) and the Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) have signed an agreement which will see the two organisations working together to facilitate a competitive market in the
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BEIRUT/UNITED NATIONS – Western and Arab countries responded with outrage yesterday after Russia and China vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution that would have urged Syrian President
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A LAST-GASP Muna Katupose effort secured a 1-0 victory over Orlando Pirates on Saturday and elevated African Stars to second spot on the Namibia Premier League log.Saturday’s victory ensured that
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BOSTON – Being culturally fluent means being able to enter a new context, master the norms, and feel comfortable doing so, says Harvard Business Review. “If you’re thrust into an unfamiliar culture,
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NEW YORK – Facebook’s billionaire CEO Mark Zuckerberg calls himself a hacker. For most people, that word means something malicious - shady criminals who listen in on private voicemails, or anonymous
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OTJIWARONGO, in the Otjozondjupa Region, will soon house the second largest shopping complex north of Windhoek, as the town’s Shoprite Centre is currently undergoing expansion.The news comes from a
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Old Mutual shares jump Shares of Old Mutual jump in Johannesburg as the financial services group says it will pay out 1 billion pounds ($1.58 billion) in a special dividend of 18 pence per ordinary
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Iran says oil ban will not halt nuclear work TEHRAN – Iran’s oil minister said the Islamic state would not retreat from its nuclear programme even if its crude oil exports grind to a halt, the
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In Namibia, too, the role of the country’s competition regulator, the Namibian Competition Commission (NCC), was thrust into the spotlight last year when a hard-fought court battle ensued over
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COMPETITION watchdogs are stifling those companies still braving economic uncertainty to attempt mergers and acquisitions, say bankers and lawyers who claim the burden of bureaucracy has intensified
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MINISTER Kazenambo Kazenambo’s comments on fellow ministers went viral on Namibian Twitter timelines on Friday, evoking a range of emotions and comments. Many people feared he was stoking the flames
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ENTRY forms for Big Brother Africa are now available. And, according to Claudia Blohm of MultiChoice, there is a keen interest among Namibians in taking part in this year’s show.If you want to take
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WIT, wisdom and other words from Namibia’s twitterati, and a guest artist or two!@iamDJSbu: Thank U Namibia. 4 the love U showed me last night its so overwhelming, I’m extremely humbled. Today we take
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Some may wonder why Dr Charles Xavier hasn’t recruited Marc Lottering as one of his X-men; what with a white rogue stripe running through his Wolverine locks, it seems he is the perfect mutation of
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25 die in crash in Kenya NAIROBI – A Red Cross official says 25 people have died in western Kenya after a truck crashed into a minibus. Kenya Red Cross spokesperson Fredrick Gori said on Saturday
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LAS VEGAS – Republican White House hopeful Mitt Romney romped to victory in the Nevada caucuses late on Saturday, cementing his position as frontrunner to take on President Barack Obama in
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SYDNEY – Mass evacuations were under way in northern Australia yesterday as record flooding that has cut off thousands of people threatened to engulf areas devastated by wild weather last
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ROME – The death toll from the vicious cold snap across Europe has risen to more than 260, with the winter misery set to hit thousands of those seeking to escape it yesterday as air traffic was
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LONDON – Queen Elizabeth II has braved the cold and snow to attend church on the eve of her Diamond Jubilee anniversary.Bundled in a brown coat and matching fur hat, Elizabeth was joined by her
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MOSCOW – Tens of thousands of Russians flooded downtown Moscow on Saturday to demand an end to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule, braving sub-zero temperatures to keep the protest movement alive
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Egypt clashes into fourth day CAIRO – Protesters and riot police fought pitched battles in Cairo yesterday as clashes sparked by the perceived failure of Egypt’s military rulers to prevent deadly
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JOHANNESBURG – In less than four years, ANC youth leader Julius Malema turned himself into an outspoken irritant for South Africa’s ruling party as he regularly and pointedly reminded its leaders how
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OMUPEVIMINISTA gwElongo, David Namwandi ngoka mOlyomakaya goshiwike sha zi ko a talele po oosikola dhi li moshiponga shomeya gefundja kwali mOmusati, okwa indila kwaayehe ye na sha nelongo
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OKOMISI yokukondjitha Uulingilingi moshilongo, metitano lyeti 27 Januari 2012 oya gandja omagano giinyanyangidhwa, ano uumbo nomambo ga shangwa mOshibraille (mElaka lyOshiposi) kOsikola yOspesiala
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NGOLONEYA nale gwoshitopolwa shaHangwena noshilyo sho Swapo moshigongi shopashigwana okwa taalela etamaneko lyokuumba ondjembo moshilando.Omugandjimalombwelo gwopolisi mOshana, Komufala Ndahangwapo
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OSHIKONDO shIilonga nOmalweendo osha ti kashi shi shoshili kutya opena uumbudhi tawu longwa pokati kaanambelewa pomagandjina gepangelo naamboka ha ya gandja omayakulo komangandjina ngoka. Etindo ndika
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IILONGA ya TransNamib pOmbaye oya mwenapo, molwaashoka aniilonga poshilando shoka oya ninga ekanka. Ndika olya li ashike lili mokati kaaniilonga poshilando shoka ndele ota ku tiwa otashi vulika li ka
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DAN Craven was a comfortable winner of the Dordabis Road Race, the third race in the Windhoek Pedal Power series, on Saturday morning.Craven won the 120km event in 3 hours, 10 minutes and 42 seconds
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MELBOURNE – Australia beat India by 65 runs in their first one-day series international at the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday.In a match reduced to 32 overs a side by rain, Australia scored 216
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Saturday, February 4 English Premier League Man City 3 - 0 Fulham Norwich 2 - 0 Bolton QPR 1 - 2
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THE annual Windhoek Draught/DTS Volleyball for All tournament was held in Windhoek on Saturday. The weather held up and there was a jovial spirit at the DTS Club premises of Olympia as the 228
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THREE high-profile Egyptian players have retired after witnessing the violent clashes that killed 74 people in Port Said on Wednesday.Al-Ahly midfielders Mohamed Barakat, Mohamed Aboutrika and striker
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LONDON – Arsene Wenger believes Thierry Henry’s stoppage-time goal in the win over Blackburn will be remembered as a “special” moment if it turns out to be his last strike at the Emirates
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ZAMBIA captain Christopher Katongo has been promoted by President Michael Sata for his performance at the Africa Nations Cup.Katongo, who is a soldier in the Zambian army, has been promoted to Warrant
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LIBREVILLE – A Didier Drogba-inspired Ivory Coast and Zambia eased into the semi-finals on day 15 at the Africa Cup of Nations.Chelsea icon Drogba scored twice, after missing a spot kick, with
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THE director general for African affairs in the German Foreign Office, Ambassador Walter Lindner, said his three-day visit to Namibia last week was a “goodwill gesture” due to some “misunderstandings”
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HARNAS – A 22-year-old Norwegian woman was scratched by a hungry cheetah on Saturday morning on the Harnas game farm and wildlife rehabilitation centre, 112 kilometres east of Gobabis in the Omaheke
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THE Namibian newspaper reached another milestone when it printed a whopping 60 000 copies of Friday’s newspaper, which is a remarkable feat considering that the paper was still only printing 40
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SMS Of The Day *IT’S wrong and naive for the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Works and Transport to say that there is no multi-million dollar corruption at the Central Government Stores.
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THE Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) and NamRights have condemned the “verbally abusive and insulting” remarks made my Youth Minister Kazenambo Kazenambo to a local journalist.In statements
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IT IS an instrument used to attack my person, to discredit me and bring me into disrepute. It is an enemy tool. In battle if you capture an enemy tool then you keep it. – Kazenambo Kazenambo the
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MINISTER of Education Abraham Iyambo was put on six months’ sick leave after he was rushed to hospital late last year with a burst blood vessel in his head. The minister has since then been out of
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THE Keetmanshoop land grabbers have complied with a court eviction order and vacated the municipal plots that they had illegally seized. Frustration for the long wait to be allocated plots by the Town
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THE secretary general of the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), Evilastus Kaaronda, has expressed satisfaction with plans to manage health and environmental risks resulting from the Tsumeb
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THE first balloon festival in Namibia, and only the second festival of its kind in Africa, will take place at Uis and the Brandberg this week.About 15 hot-air balloons from England, Germany, Norway,
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A WINDHOEK resident convicted of murdering his daughter in a shooting incident eight years ago was sentenced to an effective eight years’ imprisonment at the end of his trial last week.“By committing
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ELECTORAL reform in itself – although a good thing – should also view wider constitutional aspects, proposed lawyer Arthur Pickering at the public consultation on the electoral reform exercise that
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AN organisation for employers of domestic workers was proposed by the Namibia Employers’ Federation (NEF) to ensure that the rights of domestic workers and their employers are protected. Tim Parkhouse
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A RULING over the admissibility of an alleged confession which murder suspect Natangwe Ipinge Ngatjizeko made after he was arrested over the killing of his mother is due to be given in late March.The
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THE man who claims to have succeeded to the long-vacant throne of the Ombalantu community may not have himself installed or inaugurated as king, it was ordered in the High Court in Windhoek on
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