41 Articles found on Wednesday, 4 July 2012
04-07-2012
THE magistrate who stood at the centre of a courtroom battle between the Magistrates’ Commission and the Minister of Justice which was fought all the way up to the Supreme Court was finally dismissed
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THE Democratic Media Trust of Namibia, created with left-over millions from a slush fund of the former South African government to fight Swapo during the 1989 independence election, will now divest
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STIMULUS Investments, founded by businesswoman Monica Kalondo, has acquired a 50 per cent shareholding in Democratic Media Holdings (DMH).DMH’s long-serving executive chairperson, Chrisna Greeff, who
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TRADE and Industry Minister Hage Geingob says Namibia's mining sector is highly vulnerable to the world commodity price fluctuations because its minerals are mostly exported in raw form.Geingob was
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BEIRUT – Syrian President Bashar Assad said he regrets the shooting down of a Turkish jet by his forces, and that he will not allow tensions between the two neighbours to deteriorate into an “armed
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NAMIBIA’S long march to a fifth successive Rugby World Cup starts today when they take on Senegal in Division B of the African Cup in Madagascar. The hosts Madagascar and Morocco will also be in
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Recently evicted Big Brother Stargame evictees, Tamara and Nafe, don’t hold anything back in their interview with The Namibian. As expected from newly evicted housemates, both are very upbeat about
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WALVIS BAY – The costs involved in cross-border trading could be reduced if all programmes under the Tripartite Free Trade Area (TFTA) agreement are implemented.Mark Pearson, the programme director of
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BOSTON – The majority of leaders could benefit from improving their assertiveness – not the irritating, pushy kind but rather the positive skills that can help you lead change and, importantly, act
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THE Namibian Hake Association (NHA) is concerned about the negative impact the envisaged Sandpiper Phosphate Project south-west off Walvis Bay would have on the fishing industry.This is contrary to
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LONDON – Barclays Plc Chief Executive Bob Diamond quit yesterday under a barrage of fire from politicians, the highest-profile casualty of an interest rate-rigging scandal that spans more than a dozen
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HARARE – Zimbabwe has given foreign-owned banks one year to hand over 51 per cent stakes to locals, according to a government notice, as President Robert Mugabe ramps up a drive to force all
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GAUHATI – The worst monsoon floods in a decade to hit a remote northeastern Indian state have killed more than 80 people and forced around two million to leave their homes, officials said
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Dim the lights – Yahoo will premiere Tom Hanks’s long-awaited, animated web series ‘Electric City’ on July 17, the company announced Monday.The Playtone- and Reliance Entertainment-created series,
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BEIJING – A Chinese city announced yesterday it has scrapped plans for a copper plant after thousands of people protested the project’s possible public health risks. Shifang City in the southwestern
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DIWANIYA – A bomb in a small truck exploded in a market in the Iraqi city of Diwaniya yesterday, killing 40 people, and a bomb blast killed four more near the city of Kerbala, police and officials
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PARIS – French authorities have arrested the administrator of an extremist French website who is suspected of playing a key role in financing and recruiting for al Qaeda and other terrorist groups
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LUANDA – Nine Angolan parties and coalitions will battle it out in upcoming parliamentary elections, the oil-rich nation’s third since independence in 1975, its top constitutional authority said late
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OONAKU yamukula omapulo kombinga yeinyengitho lyiimaliwa yoomiliona 95 oku za kOshikondo shIilonga nIiyenditho oku ya mokambo ka Trans Namib ina ya yamukula omapulo ngoka nawa. Amushanga gwopevi gwa
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AAPANGI aakuluntu yaali, seesitela Taimi Ndinoshiho-Sheehama gwomOshima/Okakwa mOmbalantu mOmusati na seesitela Leena Shipunda-Shaningwa gwomOshakati mOshana, ashike omvalele yaOmundaungilo
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AANIILONGA konyala 150 yehangano lya Lev Leviev Diamonds[LLD] oya tuminwa komagumbno konima sho omupepo gwawo nenge ofabulika yawo yeedhile molwaashoka kapena okawe hoka taya hongo noku ka
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MOSHIGONGI shawo shoSwapo mOmusati, sha li ko Olyomakaya ga zi ko, iilyo yo Swapo moshitopolwa oya hogolola, Errki Endjala oye a ninge omukuluntu gwongundu ndjoka mOmusati, a pingenepo, Rebbeka
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OHOFA ya Mengestrata poKaiti oya mangulula ngoloneya nale gwoshitopolwa sha Karas, Dawid Boois konima sho inaa yi mu mona ondjo yasha momalundilo kutya okwa longitha ombelewa ye yuugavena
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OMUKWANIILWA gwAakwangali, Sitentu Mpasi okwa zimine mohofa kutya okwa pelwe epandulo molupe lwosheenditho sho Land Cruiser hashi nana komagulu agehe omolwa evi ndyoka apele gavena gwoshitopolwa sha
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THE boxing fraternity in South Africa and Namibia will get to know the real ‘Hitman’ when Cassius Baloyi and Paulus Moses, who go by the same nickname, collide in Windhoek on July 28.Their upcoming
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s trip to Switzerland will hopefully help their players bond ahead of the showdown tour to England, according to coach Gary Kirsten.The squad left Johannesburg on Monday
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LONDON – There is a reason why no woman has won Wimbledon and French Open titles back-to-back for the last 10 years as Maria Sharapova discovered when she became the latest to have tried and failed on
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JOHANNESBURG – Record seven-time champions Egypt will be shock absentees when the final qualifying round draw for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa is made here tday.The Pharaohs, whose
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ROBERT Kaxuxwena and Helalia Johannes were victorious at the second leg of the Old Mutual Victory Races Series in Swakopmund on Saturday. The second leg took place in chilly weather in Swakopmund on
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OKAHANDJA Beauties extended their lead at the top of the NFA Women Super League (WSL) with a 23-0 annihilation of bottom-of-the-log Challengers FC on Saturday.Beauties came into the match level on 31
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NAMIBIANS seemed to catch their collective breath yesterday after a sombre, violence-ridden Sunday and Monday. Tweeps hunkered down, kapana-d up, and set about the warp and woof, if not bark, of daily
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PROBLEMS and alleged irregularities that have cropped up at some Swapo regional conferences have left the party with no alternative but to extend the deadline for the holding of the conferences by two
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THE Supreme Court has reserved its judgement on the appeal by the ten men convicted and sentenced to heavy prison terms in the second Caprivi high treason trial nearly five years ago.The ten men, who
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SMS Of The Day *HOW can the City of Windhoek blame population growth for their failure to deliver affordable land and municipal services? The city currently has only about 320 000 residents yet you
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OVER 40 years of working in various environments has exposed me to multiple forms of thinking and leadership. I have seen the barrel of a gun lot, those who spend their period in power hiding behind a
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FOLLOWING the termination of the contracts of all six Kempinski managers at Ohlthaver & List’s Mokuti and Midgard lodges last week, questions are being asked about the future of the
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TRANSNAMIB yesterday said that it will not offer any golden handshakes to dismissed chief executive officer Titus Haimbili and former company chief operations officer Charles Funda.The railway
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GOVERNMENT must fork out a hefty N$6 million to upgrade the Omuthiya district hospital, which has yet to open its doors to the public.Health Minister Richard Kamwi said the hospital, built by a
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HARDAP governor Katrina Hanse-Himarwa owes the Mariental municipality N$16 000, The Namibian has established. The last payment Hanse-Himarwa made to the municipality was in April. Following her last
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RADICAL changes will be made to Namibia’s electoral process to eliminate the public’s distrust and scepticism about the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN). At the same time the review and reform
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JUSTICE has been done. I’ve never used my office or position for own gratification. The court of law has proven that. – Regional Councillor for the Berseba Constituency, Dawid Boois said after he was
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