67 Articles found on Friday, 27 July 2012
27-07-2012
A YOUNG woman from Okau ka Masheshe village in Oshana who was missing for a few days was found dead with 27 stab wounds. Basilia Shikesho (34) went missing last Sunday and her body was found about 800
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LABOUR and Social Welfare Minister Immanuel Ngatjizeko yesterday lashed out at those who oppose changes in the labour law, especially labour hire, saying some employers still treat black workers like
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THE traditional and political leadership in the Omusati Region and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN) are heading for a collision course following the church’s decision to denounce the
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NAMIBIA needs to increase its budget to market the country as tourist destination of choice threefold if tourism is to play the key role it’s been assigned in the Fourth National Development Plan
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NEW ORLEANS – Speaking to a nation raw from its latest mass shooting, United States President Barack Obama vowed on Wednesday to pursue “common-sense” measures to make sure mentally unbalanced people
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THE biggest show on earth, the Olympic Games, will get underway tonight when more than one billion people are expected to view the opening ceremony on television. A total of 62 000 spectators will
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When giving a presentation with slides, creating a straightforward narrative is more useful than the repetitive use of an agenda, says Harvard Business Review.When presenting, it’s essential to keep
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LONDON – Police were called to restore order after a bank ATM in eastern England started dispensing twice the money its customers were asking for.The Lloyds TSB cash machine in the town of Ipswich
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LONDON – British Prime Minister David Cameron used the London Olympics yesterday to try to drum up one billion pounds in foreign investment as he tries to drag the country out of a double-dip
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The Elisenheim Property Development Company (EPDC) received the green light from the City of Windhoek, with the official take-over of the first section of the development’s bulk services for phase
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GOBABIS – The Omaheke regional council is hard at work to diversify the region’s economy and wean it off its high dependency on the livestock sector.The high dependency of the region on farming has
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MILAN – The chances of Greece leaving the euro in the next 12-18 months have risen to about 90 per cent, US bank Citi said in a report yesterday, saying Athens was most likely to quit the single
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WASHINGTON – US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, under pressure for not doing enough to stop fraudulent manipulation of a key benchmark interest rate, told lawmakers on Wednesday he alerted the
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KAMPALA – Stella Nayiga clutches her mobile phone as she describes the messages that she received punctually every morning and evening for over a year, reminding her to take her antiretroviral (ARV)
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PARIS – Mali’s interim president Dioncounda Traore plans to return home today after a two-month stay in Paris where he travelled for treatment after being attacked, diplomats said.The 70-year-old was
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BEIRUT – Damascus and Syria’s second biggest city, Aleppo, came under shell fire yesterday as troops loyal to President Bashar Assad stepped up efforts to crush rebels threatening the government’s two
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Strong quake hits off Mauritius SINGAPORE – A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck off the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius yesterday, the United States Geological Survey said. The quake was centred 212
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Batman shooter sent warning AURORA – Alleged Colorado shooter James Holmes reportedly sent a warning package to a psychiatrist at his former university with a notebook and drawings of his plans to
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SEOUL – The nation’s young leader tours a new amusement park with his beautiful bride on his arm, smiling and waving to adoring crowds. An everyday image of domestic bliss in high places?In North
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ACCRA – Ghana’s ex-leader Jerry Rawlings has said late president John Atta Mills was suffering from cancer and could only work for a few hours per day before his death earlier this week.In comments to
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ARTICLE 19 of the Draft Lotteries Bill is an unacceptable interference into the public’s right to information and as such uncalled for in an act dealing with lotteries!“Any other person who ...
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JUST looking at the totally mad prices that people are charging for rental property, it has become more than obvious that this country is in desperate need of a Rent Control Board!If a landlord’s
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I WAS very happy to read about what the government intends to do to the men who impregnate schoolgirls.I agree that the girls should continue their schooling. But do you know how it feels when other
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THEUNS (‘Namibia is a socialist state’ The Namibian, 13 July) is correct in saying that the commercialisation of state-owned enterprises has failed in Namibia. It is also true that we have high taxes
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ONE wonders today why most people want to occupy a position in any Swapo structure, either at regional or district level. Almost every week people are trying to nullify elections to get their
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IT IS truly frightening that we continue to have debates about miscegenation in this day and age!The ground-breaking scientific research of Charles Darwin or the anthropologist Ashley Montagu should
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THIS formulation is meant to share a courageous story of a humble mother. The mother who taught her son how to read and write and monitored his school work regularly despite her limited literacy and
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TODAY we seem to forget what is valuable in the upbringing of children. Children need not only a home and a school – values are taught by example and this means that adults need to show children how
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I AM calling on the people who are campaigning for the axing of prisons Deputy Commissioner Tuhafeni Hangula for allegedly forging a senior school certificate to stop please!In the security service,
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ALLOW me to share my personal observations of the factors we need to understand are leading to poverty and unemployment in our wealthy region, the Kavango.I have always observed that our people in the
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THIS is in response to Theuns who wrote a letter titled ‘Namibia is a socialist state’ on Friday 13th July 2012. I totally disagree with the author and his understanding of socialist and capitalist
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KONYALA aanambelewa yopolisi yeli lwopethele 160 oya tidhwa metanga lyopolisi yaNamibia pokati ka January na Juli nuumvo. Omanga aapolisi ye li 25 oye li pevi natango molwaashoka inaa yiihumbata
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EHANGANO Lyokuwilika uupale woondhila lya Namibia[Namibia Airports Company] NAC] aniwa olya futa omugandjimayele oomiliona ntano meni lyoomwedhi ne miilonga mbyoka inaayi manithwa.Shika shimwe
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AALUMENTU yaali mboka ya taalela omatamaneko gena sha nuulingilingi mboka wa monika poshikondo shElongo oya lombwelwa kohofa kutya itaya pewa yiifutilemo mokakuma natango. Mengestrata Helvi Shilemba
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OSHILONGO osha pumbwa oku kala nondjele yengushuluko yashewelwa aathigoneelela, molwaashoka mbaka oha ya longitha oshipambu oshinene shiiyemo yawo okulanda oondya onkene oha ya dhengwa unene uuna
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OPOLISI yomoshitopolwa sha Shana oya kwata po omulumentu gwoomvula 36 shi na sha nedhipago lyomukiintu gwoomvula 22 taku tiwa kutya oFrieda Shikongo gwokomukunda Iikuku moshitopolwa sha Shana ongulohi
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OMALALAKANO gaashiwike mongundu yoSwapo otaga kumitha, omanga tapa longekidhwa okongressa yongundu ndjika pehulilo lyomumvo nguka. Iikumitha mbyoka oya hololwa momushangwa ngoka gwa pewa
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EHANGANO lyokalapi otakole moNamibia nenge White Ribbon Campaign Namibian Foundation, olya etapo omautho geli 15 nkene aalumentu naamati taya etapo elunduluko mokushonopeka elongitho lyoonkondo
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*Omufimanekwa! Ominista yetu! Tate wetu! Tatekulu wetu! Kaume ketu, Comrade wetu omuholike ,Erkki Nghimtina, oshili ohatu pula koshipala shoye twe li ninipika nomambale twaa kufako komitwe. Alikana tu
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ONGUNDU yuuthemba womuntu moNamibia noshowo ehangano lyaalongi yaNamibia[ Teachers Union Congress of Namibia[Tunca] oya pangula etalelopo lyomasiku gatano lyomukwaniilwa gwa Swaziland, Mswati III.
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Friday, July 27 Opening Ceremony 20h45 Saturday, July 28 Basketball - China v Czech Republic 08h50 Cycling - Men’s Road Race Final 09h50
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NATIONAL mountain-bike champion Marc Bassingthwaighte will hold nothing back when he competes in London next week. While reaching the Olympic stage is in itself a fulfilment of a lifelong dream,
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TWELVE years ago Nelson Mandela opened the first Laureus World Sport Awards declaring that sport has the power to change the world. Mandela had experienced at first hand the captivating ability of
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JOHANNESBURG – Former South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher could regain most of the sight in his left eye after a freak accident tore his retina, his doctor said yesterday.“While it is impossible to
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SUPER Rugby fans can expect test match intensity in this weekend’s semifinals with arguably the four best sides over the course of the season preparing to hammer into each other.The seven-times
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THE late chief of the !Kung Traditional Authority in Tsumkwe West, John Arnold, will be fondly remembered by all San communities in Namibia and the southern African region, said the regional
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POLICE at Keetmanshoop are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man found dead next to the B4 road between Keetmanshoop and Lüderitz. According to the police, the man, suspected to be
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SENIOR citizens will have to wait until the end of August before Finance Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila’s promise of an increase of N$50 in monthly pensions is fulfilled.Kuugongelwa-Amadhila
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THE National Youth Council (NYC) plans to put the National Youth Policy under the microscope at a National Youth Policy Colloquium starting today at Tsumeb.The colloquium is by invitation only and
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A CAR and a minibus collided head-on about 10 kilometres east of Swakopmund on Wednesday morning, resulting in the death of BH Gloeditzsch, a train driver’s assistant for TransNamib. The Swakopmund
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ABOUT 20 kilometres out of Swakopmund, on their Desert Hills Farming and Cooking smallholding, Volker and Stefanie Huemmer produce a variety of food and cosmetic products from the wild !Nara
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WASHINGTON – As a black American woman with HIV, Linda Scruggs said Wednesday that she represents a group that is disproportionately affected by the pandemic and must get more involved in advocacy and
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WHEN Andrea von Alphen lost three of her cats a year ago, she asked around in the neighbourhood and found that at that time many pets, especially cats, had disappeared. Since then she and Petra
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CONFESSIONS in which three murder and robbery suspects recounted their involvement in the killing of a comet watcher on the outskirts of Windhoek in January 2007 were revealed during the three men’s
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BY next year, the Namibian Government will have an indication as to how the HIV-AIDS pandemic affects men who have sex with men and commercial sex workers.Dr Norbert Forster, Deputy Permanent
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NAMIBIA is for sale and not even to the highest bidders but for bling-bling. It’s like a fire sale, a garage sale, the type people have when migrating to another country but have no time to pack up
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TRADITION, bridesmaids, neighbours (og!), chickens, and a whole crop of unique views from Namibian Twitter timelines!Nthugbaby: Namibians keep saying that the good thing about our country is its peace
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EXACTLY one month ago, I, The Urban Single Mom and my crazy and chaotic Urban Family embarked upon a series of discoveries and one big, huge, adventure. We looked at our shiny, sparkly, city lives,
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AFRICAN leaders flocked en masse last week to Beijing to attend what has arguably become one of the biggest events in the international affairs calendar – the Forum For China-Africa Cooperation
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TO meet someone called a ‘professor’ a few decades ago, was almost like encountering an endangered species in the Congolese jungle. Because to become a professor was a very demanding task that only a
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Iam so happy that Namibia had started to produce our own doctors, to answer to the high demand for our ‘oohs and aahs’. To get hold of a general practitioner in the land of the brave is no easy task.
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EACH month it costs more to eat in Namibia. By contrast we are selling off our national wealth through Exclusive Prospecting Licences (EPLs) and other rights while thousands of our compatriots are
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I AM INCENSED by the high cost of our national stupidity. Why should we be hosting, at great expense, a five-day state visit by a man who is in the process of running his country into the ground while
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SMS Of The Day *PLEASE would somebody do something about the current situation at NaTIS Valley? We the clients deserve better. There should be a management change! Food for Thought *I ENVY people
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THEY found dead virus in me. They tried to replicate the virus (they found) and they could not replicate. I’m definitely cured. – Timothy Ray Brown, a man who claims to have been cured from HIV-AIDS,
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While fanboys contemplated sacrificing their first edition comic books in a preventative prayer to the gods of the Marvel Universe, most of us came to accept the fact that, though the ink has barely
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We’ve had some regal visitors here this week. Unfortunately, they were of the poorer, rural variety who insist you make a fire in your backyard when they pay you a visit in the city.You know the type
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