60 Articles found on Tuesday, 5 June 2012
05-06-2012
“I SHOT my mother and father at home.”With this matter-of-fact statement double murder suspect Romeo Schiefer started a confession which he made to a senior Police officer on January 19 2008. The
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NKWIZU – A 31-year-old woman from Nkwizu village in the Kavango Region gave birth to triplets at two different healthcare facilities last week Monday.Lydia Mutunga, from Nkwizu village 170 kilometres
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CABINET ministers are waiting anxiously for President Hifikepunye Pohamba to act on his threat to reshuffle them.A Cabinet reshuffle was on the cards last year, but was never executed for reasons
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NAMIBIA is the sixth most miserable country in the world because of its high unemployment and inflation rates, according to an index published worldwide yesterday.Namibia is worse off than countries
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LAGOS – Nigeria began three days of mourning yesterday after a plane carrying 153 people plunged into a residential area of Nigeria’s largest city of Lagos on Sunday, with all those aboard presumed
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BRAVE Warriors coach Benard Kaanjuka said the Super Eagles are not as good as he was made to believe by the Nigerian press.Nigeria won the game 1-0. Kaanjuka said that was evident from the the low
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Nearly six years after she tragically died in a car crash, South African diva Lebo Mathosa’s life is being turned into a musical by Sello Maake Ka-Ncube.But Ka-Ncube, who held auditions at Pretoria’s
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba is urging greater intra-Africa trade as a means of combating poverty and creating jobs for the youth. Pohamba made the call in a message delivered on his behalf by
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) is walking a precarious path if it pursues policies shunning the West in favour of fellow BRICS members India and China to fund its
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HAVANA – A new business model being rolled out by Communist-run Cuba as part of wide-ranging economic reforms has performed poorly in its first test – this year’s sugar harvest – and revealed
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ABIDJAN – Ivory Coast will lobby for the lifting of a United Nations ban on its diamond exports at a meeting this week, a government official said, arguing that its stones are no longer a threat to
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Many of us hate the shady, behind-the-scenes deal-making that often marks office politics, but it is the reality in many workplaces in how power is doled out, and instead you should make it work for
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JOE’S Beerhouse entered a new era on Friday when the established restaurant couple, Carol-Jean and Thomas Rechter, and Manfred Enus, currently part of the Joe’s management team, took over the Windhoek
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IF a producer notices that an ear tag on one of his cattle is missing, the ear tag must to be replaced as quickly as possible, Meatco has said. In case of a visual ear tag being lost, it should be
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• Auctions June 6: NG O’Kennedy stud production sale at Patria (Stampriet). On sale will be Bonsmaras and Van Rooy. June 7: Kobus van Wyk production sale of Van Rooys at Leonardville Farmers
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CABINET has officially approved the 2012 hunting season, the Namibia Agricultural Union (NAU) has said.A hunter may hunt the following animals: three large game species, or two large game species and
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SURFERS young and old, and of both sexes, recently participated in a two-day tournament at Swakopmund and the ‘Guns’ area (between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay), and apart from enjoying some good waves,
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UNTIL ‘Cowboys’ arrived in town, storage space in Swakopmund was scarce – especially secure, clean, weather-proof storage space.Heinz ‘Cowboy’ Büttner however came up with an ingenious idea: to
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A STRANDED dolphin rescue demonstration took place at Swakopmund’s Mole last week as an early curtain raiser for Coastal Biodiversity Week to be held in Swakopmund, which started yesterday (Monday
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IT is said to be the first ambulance for the town of Arandis since the town was established in 1975.Last Thursday St. Gabriel’s Ambulance Trust received a new ambulance worth N$450 000 as a
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DURING the welcoming ceremony of United Fishing Enterprises’ (UFE) new purse seiner fishing vessel two weeks ago, the company also introduced its new range of canned products. These comprise canned
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DAURES Constituency Councillor, Ernst Katjiku, says that development is taking place in one of the most unique and challenging constituencies in Erongo.According to him, Daures is the only
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THIRTEEN thousand hectares of land east of the central coast dunebelt between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay is being eyed by the Russians for the uranium resource.A meeting was recently held in Walvis Bay
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The fan votes – not just the odds – were in ‘The Hunger Games’ favour at the MTV Movie Awards.The dystopian survival saga escaped from Sunday’s 21st annual extravaganza with the most golden
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ADDIS ABABA/KHARTOUM – Sudan and South Sudan yesterday began their first direct high-level talks on border security since a series of frontier clashes threatened to drag the former civil war foes back
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Baghdad suicide bomber kills 23 BAGHDAD – A suicide bomber detonated an explosive-packed car outside a Shi’ite Muslim office in central Baghdad yesterday, killing at least 23 people and wounding more
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Armed brigade at Libyan airport TRIPOLI – A Libyan militia surrounded Tripoli’s international airport yesterday, forcing flights to be diverted to the capital’s military airport, a security official
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LONDON – The “raucous and teeming” scenes which met Queen Elizabeth II as she led a 1 000-boat flotilla to mark her diamond jubilee show that British pride is alive and well, the nation’s newspapers
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DAMASCUS – Syrian government troops fought deadly battles with armed rebels as the European Union yesterday urged Russia to overcome differences over Syria to end 15 months of bloodshed.In talks at
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PETHIMBO ta tula miilonga oshikonga shetuntilo lyopolio nomikithi omikwawo ngashi okakwenyene naangoka hagu etwa kuupuka pOnayena mOndonga mOshikoto mEtitano lya zi ko, oministeli yUuhaku nIilonga
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OMUPERESIDENDE gwehangano lyaalongi moNamibia nenge Teachers Union of Namibia[TUN] okwa indile opo Minista yUukalinawa, Richard Kamwi eethepo iilonga oshoka aniwa okwa ndopa moku wilika oshikondo
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OMOLU okukelela omukithi gwomalaria mokati koshigwana, unene tuu kuumbangalantu, Christofina Nantinda gwomOluno mOndangwa mOshana, ye nomusamane gwe, Lameg Nantinda, oya mona po oolamba dhokudhipaga
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ELELO lyoshilando sha Kaiti muumbugantu woshilongo olya pe aantu mboka ya li yaana omahala, molukanda lwa Ileni. Ewiliko ndyoka olya tokola oku gandja omahala geli 120 kaakalimo mboka ya kala ya
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*Tse aakalimo yomolukanda lwaShitenda moVenduka, otatu mono iihuna kolusheno halu guko shampa ashike esiku okuza ontano nalugaluke opomugoyi aantu ya ka lala nale ihatu liwe nomaulalelo ndele olayina
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NAMPOWER okwa tula miilonga omupepo omutine posasiona yokulonga[okudhiga ] olusheno poRuacana oshiwike shayi. Omupepo nguka gwa kotha oodola oomiliona omathele 750 okutulapo, otagu gwedhako oonkondo
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FRANCOIS Erasmus was re-elected as president of Cricket Namibia at its annual general meeting in Windhoek on Saturday.The other board members who were elected are Neil Rossouw as the Director of
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JS ACADEMY ran up a cricket score against Challengers, while Okahandja Beauties were held to a surprising draw by Poly Babes in NFA Women’s Super League action over the weekend.JS Academy completely
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THE Celtics tied their best of seven series versus the Miami Heat at two games each on Sunday night in Boston with a thrilling 93-91 overtime victory. The exuberant crowd in the garden made a lot of
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SPRINGBOK coach Heyneke Meyer has walked into his first storm – before even taking charge of his first Test match – with mounting criticism of his decision to exclude a clutch of Stormers players
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DUBLIN – Tiger Woods’ remarkable two-shot victory at the Memorial tournament on Sunday will have sent a few shivers down the spines of his rivals with the year’s second major, the US Open, just two
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NEW DELHI – Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar was to be sworn in as a member of the upper house of parliament yesterday after being nominated in a surprise move criticised by some government
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PARIS – Defending champion Li Na of China crashed out of the French Open yesterday while Maria Sharapova overcame a catalogue of errors on a bitterly cold day in Paris to struggle into the
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NIGERIA’S Super Eagles huffed and puffed before finally blowing down Namibia’s Brave Warriors to snatch a 1-0 home victory in a 2014 World Cup qualifier on Sunday.Namibia coach Bernard Kaanjuka
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FOLLOWING news that International Grape Company (IGC) at Aussenkehr, owned by Dusan Vasiljevic, intends selling some of its vineyards, its workers fear losing their jobs. The possible layoffs are
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MATRICIDE suspect Natangwe Ipinge Ngatjizeko believed his mother was a witch before he killed her near the end of 2006.Ngatjizeko (32) made this claim when he made a confession to Police Chief
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SMS Of The Day *CITY of Windhoek please take this seriously. The riverbed behind Kayec going down to Monte Christo road is a danger especially to us women. Please clear all that grass to make it safe
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THE recent “bad” publicity about lecturers allegedly soliciting sexual favours from students in exchange for marks has a negative impact on the value of qualifications offered by institutions of
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FOUR people died on Namibian roads this past weekend.According to statistics released by the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVAF) yesterday, 51 people were injured in 32 crashes. The highest number of
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RHINO poaching is not yet a problem in Namibia, as no incidents of this nature have been reported this year, says the chief conservation scientist at the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Pierre Du
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THE parents of the three-month-old baby who was abandoned on Friday night were traced by the Police yesterday.The baby boy was taken to the Katutura State Hospital by the Police and spent the entire
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President Hifikepunye Pohamba is heading Namibia’s delegation to the celebration of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee – marking both 60 years as the UK Monarch and as the Head of the
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KAVEE and I have a ritual of meeting up at the first Saturday of every month at Mekondjo’s place in Katutura to “deconstruct”, as Kavee puts it, developments in the nation’s life the month before.We
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MOTORISTS are expected to get a breather this month, with fuel prices likely going down after reaching a record high after last month’s adjustment.The petrol price in South Africa dropped by 55 cents
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THE young University of Namibia student who is accused of stabbing a fellow student to death seven weeks ago will start to undergo a period of psychiatric observation in July.Due to the seriousness of
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ON Friday she was scavenging on a dumpsite, surviving on other people’s scraps; on Saturday she started ‘a proper job’ in Katutura.In less than 24 hours, 18-year-old Lo-Ammi Goreses’s life has taken a
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BY yesterday afternoon, no one had been arrested in connection with the torched vehicle belonging to the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM).An arson docket was opened this weekend after the car was
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ELLIS Mbatira (33) was sentenced to a fine of N$15 000, or two years in prison, for drunken driving by the Omaruru Magistrate’s Court last Thursday. He paid the fine. His driver’s licence was also
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A MEETING of ‘concerned Caprivians’ held a mass meeting at Ngweze on Sunday where they demanded political dialogue between President Hifikepunye Pohamba and Mishake Muyongo, exiled president of the
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RUN with Lukas, sail with the Queen, and smile, albeit crookedly, with Sunny Boy! It’s another day, another say, plus northern decay, and Lady May, as Namibians navigate the 140! With a final word by
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WHAT guarantee do we have that it will not be the same with the new Permanent Secretary (PS), now that the the old PS ( Kahijoro Kahuure) has been redeployed? – Mahongora Kavihuha, Teachers Union of
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