53 Articles found on Thursday, 19 July 2012
19-07-2012
TWO of the suspects accused of having been involved in a N$2,2 million robbery of a foreign businessman in Klein Windhoek two months ago denied knowing anything about the alleged crime
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Former South African President Nelson Mandela has tea with his wife Graça Machel, as he celebrates his birthday with family at his village yesterday. Across the country, and even abroad, people were
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THE division between Swapo leaders assigned to the Omusati Region is widening and is expected to come to a head on Saturday when the ruling party holds a rerun of the nullified regional
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THE Ministry of Home Affairs has started a process to repeal an apartheid law which provides that civil marriages between black people in the northern communal areas are automatically out of community
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TELECOM Namibia boss Frans Ndoroma has resigned as chief executive officer (CEO) of Namibia Post and Telecommunication Holdings Limited (NPTH) to pave way for the merger between Telecom Namibia and
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba yesterday bade Namibia’s Olympic team farewell and urged them to make the nation proud by bringing back some medals. Namibia’s Olympic and Paralympic teams called on
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TRIPOLI – A moderate Islamic coalition led by wartime prime minister Mahmoud Jibril beat Islamist rivals in Libya’s landmark election, results showed on Tuesday, but it was not yet clear who would
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Nazi-era war crime suspect held BUDAPEST – Hungarian prosecutors say they have taken into custody, and charged with war crimes, a man suspected of taking part in the deportation of Jews in
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NEW YORK – Delta Air Lines Inc said it was taking new steps to ensure the safety of food it serves and the Federal Bureau of Investigation said it began a criminal probe after what appeared to be
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MOSCOW – Russia’s parliament approved a law yesterday to tighten controls on civil rights groups, branding those funded from abroad as ‘foreign agents’, in a measure that foes of President Vladimir
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LONDON – The organisers of the London Olympics yesterday scrapped part of the opening ceremony due to fears that an overrunning show would cause bottlenecks on public transport.Organisers LOCOG said a
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Ethiopian PM ‘critical’ in Brussels BRUSSELS – Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi was in a Brussels hospital in a “critical” state yesterday, several diplomatic sources told AFP, but the Ethiopian
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LISBON – Angola’s long-ruling MPLA on Tuesday promised to fight widespread poverty by introducing a minimum income and subsidies for the elderly if it wins an election next month in Africa’s second
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DAMASCUS – A suicide attack yesterday which struck at the heart of Syria’s security apparatus killed defence minister General Daoud Rajha and President Bashar al-Assad’s brother-in-law Assef Shawkat,
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IF the European Union’s and the US’ oil sanctions against Iran hurts the South African economy, spill-over effects will also hit Namibia.“As refined oil enters Namibia through South Africa, any impact
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Many firms assume that customers can do just one thing of real significance: buy their products and services. It’s time to seriously challenge that assumption, says Harvard Business Review.Customers
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MILAN – Italian construction group Salini won boardroom control of peer Impregilo on Tuesday, sidelining long-standing rival investor Gavio and advancing its ambitions to merge with the domestic
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CAPE TOWN – Motorists may have been paying over the odds for petrol after traders allegedly manipulated oil prices the same way as interest rates, The Daily Mail has reported.An official report for
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CONSUMERS shouldn’t get too comfortable with the dropping inflation rate of the last few months, as there are factors like a weakening Namibia dollar and high electricity prices which could offset the
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BEIJING – China touted its close relations with Africa yesterday even as some countries there have grumbled about problems arising from being locked in a tight embrace with the resource-hungry Asian
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TATEKULU Jeremia Walenga Nangobe womomukunda Ohaihana mEenhana mOukwanyama moshitopolwa sha Hangwena, okwa mana oondjenda dhe eti 5 Juli 2012 nokwa fumvikwa meti 8 Juli 2012 pEenhana.Nakusa, Nangobe,
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OSHITUTHI shEtumo mu ELCIN oshiti 142 sha dhanenwa pOmandongo mOndonga moshitopowla sha Shikoto mehuliloshiwike sheti 6 sigo 8 Juli 2012 mewiliko lyOmumbiishofi Omukuluntu gwa ELCIN omundohotola,
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EPANGELO olili moonkundathana nomahangano gaaniilonga kombinga yelundululo moondjambi dhaaniilonga. Epangelo ota li kundathana Namibia Public Workers Union[Napwu] noshowo Namibian National Teachers
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*Ngame omunangeshefa omushona,’ oshili onda lulilwa unene, onda hala okuya komeho nongeshefa yandje ndele, onda nyengwa koshimaliwa. Inandi pewa nande ekwathelo lyoshimaliwa, ko oha kutiwa ngaa otatu
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NAMIBIA okwa kumike aakwashigwana ye opo yaa longithe omuti gwedhina Truvada. Omuti nguka okwa hokololwa aniwa hagu keelele omuntu kaakwatwe koHIV, na ogwa li gwa ziminwa kehangano
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AS the cost of living rises, the recent increase in electricity tariffs might be nipped in the bud when the long awaited wind electricity energy generation development at Luderitz starts its
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FABE, Cameroon – It was a tough week for Cameroonian village chief Wangoe Philip Ekole.People in Fabe, angry at his support for a palm-oil plantation in their rainforest home, had put a curse on its
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HEAVYWEIGHT boxer Simasiku ‘Tiger’ Matengu has accepted the challenge to fight Zambia’s Francis Zulu on July 29. The non-title eight-rounder is set for the New Government Complex main hall in Lusaka.
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PAU – Tour de France chief Christian Prudhomme applauded a decision by the RadioShack team to take Frank Schleck off the race Wednesday after he tested positive for a banned diuretic.Schleck, who
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TJIPEKAPORA Melody Herunga wants to be an Olympic champion. So much so that she has developed something of an obsession with the track. She will attempt to achieve her dream at the London Games, and
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THE Tertiary Institutes Sports Association of Namibia (TISAN) team is gunning for gold in the football, tennis and netball, but has found the going tough in the chess and basketball events at the
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LONDON – South African 800m runner Caster Semenya said on yesterday her controversial-shrouded victory in the 2009 outdoor world championships was behind her and she was solely focussed on adding
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ZURICH – Fifa named leading crime fighters from the United States and Germany on Tuesday to tackle corruption in soccer’s world governing body and gave them free rein to re-examine the ISL bribery
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ZURICH – Fifa President Sepp Blatter set out to mend his relationship with Germany on Tuesday by clarifying comments which appeared to suggest the country could have “bought” the right to host the
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OTJIWARONGO – The Otjozondjupa Regional Education Director blasted the principal of the Otjiwarongo Senior Secondary School yesterday after the school sent home over 160 students who failed to pay
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THE Police at Tsumeb are investigating a case of murder after a 41-year-old woman, Martha Gaeses, was raped and stabbed to death at the town last Thursday morning.According to the acting police
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THE Ministry of Veterans Affairs wants all veterans from other regions who travelled to the Khomas Region for registration to go back to their regions and wait to register there.The ministry yesterday
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RALLY for Democracy and Progress (RDP) demonstrators who moved their tents from the Supreme Court to the Parliament Gardens on Monday have been ordered to move again. The party’s secretary for
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POLICE at Keetmanshoop are investigating a charge of violation of a human body following the discovery of what appears to be human bones in the local Freemasons hall. The Police searched the hall on
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THE Namibian Police have been asked to investigate the principal officer of the Orion Namibia Pension Fund, Arthur Kröhnert, for allegedly withholding information from a former fund member, which is
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ABOUT N$6 million is needed to get jobseekers registered at the National Employment Bureau of the Ministry of Labour and Social Services.Abius Mwiya, deputy director of employment services at the
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KARIBIB has embarked on a rigorous plan to change its fortunes and restore the confidence of its residents in its image tainted mainly by political infighting and ineffective accounting
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THE National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) is concerned that mistakes made with the investigation into alleged human and environmental poisoning caused by the Tsumeb smelter may send a negative
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AFTER the death of Sibbinda Swapo Party councillor Felix Mukupi, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is preparing for a by-election in that constituency in Caprivi scheduled for September 14.
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EXISTING laws that criminalise same-sex sexual relations and sex work make it extremely difficult for men who have sex with men and sex workers to access HIV prevention and treatment services, thus
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EMILIA (last name withheld) is the proud mother of three healthy children. Thirty-six years old, she has a full and dynamic life.Happily married, Emilia is a key leader in a local women’s business,
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SMS Of The Day *I WAS at my village at Sangwali last week. There are so many elephants that they even come to where people stay. Why not donate them to Erindi? There is no need to import them from
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There was a time, when all your phone did was make and receive phone calls, and for some of us, that remains its purpose. For those consumers who have evolved alongside the handset, they are now
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Old Mutual’s recently published Retirement Monitor contained some good news and some areas of serious concern. The survey involved interviews with 1 000 people between the ages of 18 and 64 in
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The National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) yesterday launched ‘A Sistah Thang’, a concert where female artists will take to the stage in a celebration of the essence of womanhood. The show will comprise of
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Could Charlie Sheen be a judge on ‘American Idol’? The actor says he is interested.In an interview on Tuesday on Ryan Seacrest’s radio show, Sheen said ‘Idol’ producer Nigel Lythgoe publicly threw his
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EAT, say, love. Namibian tweeps reflect on vices and spices, tap into issues, go continental about Africa, and generally tug at the fabric of daily life. @laVidaLoca_NA: I don’t understand the whole
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SOWETO – South Africa’s schoolchildren yesterday sang happy birthday to anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela as he turned 94, joining in the global praise for the much loved statesman.Mandela, whose
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