50 Articles found on Wednesday, 23 May 2012
23-05-2012
TWO Windhoek residents who are accused of having robbed a foreign visitor to Namibia of more than N$2 million when a supposed business deal took a surprise turn have made a first court appearance
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LONG delays in the transfer of business erven at Ondangwa which were bought as far back as 2006 have stalled investments at the town.Although the land has been paid for, business people who have
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THE Omaruru Town Council is involved in a fight on two fronts with the Minister of Regional and Local Government, Jerry Ekandjo.First the minister wants the newly appointed CEO of the town, Edward
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NAMIBIA’S municipal areas are big enough for 3,6 million houses, but ongoing structural supply shortages are hampering land delivery and, as a result, are fuelling house prices.Namene Kalili, manager
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JOHANNESBURG – Three people were being held yesterday for offences relating to a painting depicting President Jacob Zuma with exposed private parts in a Johannesburg gallery.Two of them allegedly
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CELLPHONE service provider MTC yesterday announced that it would resume its sponsorship agreement with the Namibia Rugby Union, making available N$2,5 million for what remains of the 2012 season.The
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There are ways to cope with the email overload that could be weighing down your work day, says Harvard Business Review.Do you have thousands of messages in your inbox, and receive hundreds more every
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THE Property Valuers’ Profession Bill should be implemented quickly so that the National Council (NC) can investigate the “discriminatory” valuation of property in Namibia, NC vice chairperson
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PARIS – Chinese growth is likely to slow to 8,2 per cent this year, its weakest in more than a decade, before government support helps it rebound to 9,3 per cent in 2013, the Organisation for Economic
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PARIS – The OECD called on EU leaders yesterday to ease the pace of austerity, saying aggressive budget cuts to curtail the eurozone’s debts threaten to suck the currency area into a downward spiral
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LONDON – One day, the small espresso shop near the site of the London Games was the ‘Olympic’ cafe. The next day, it was the ‘Lympic’.So where did the ‘O’ go? The manager won’t say. But it’s more than
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JOHANNESBURG – A South African politician bought a painting with government money by masking it as a McDonald’s purchase equivalent to 256 burger meals, the company said Monday.McDonalds in a
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CAPE TOWN – Israeli goods produced in the occupied Palestinian territories and sold in South Africa may no longer be labelled ‘Made in Israel,’ the South African trade minister said on Monday, causing
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Twenty-six-year-old entrepreneur Luke from Liberia was one of three housemates to get the boot at Sunday’s live eviction show, leaving his lady-love in the house, Namibia’s own Jessica without her
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ACCRA – When Ghanaian parliamentary hopeful Ursula Owusu toured the capital Accra to watch voters register for December’s elections, events took a turn for the worse at one of the downtown markets she
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Lady Gaga has the go-ahead to put on a second concert in the Philippines after Manila authorities decided her first show did not violate the law.The pop diva thrilled fans at her sold-out show Monday
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Pink has accused Chris Brown of miming at the Billboard awards.The singer was not impressed by the younger star’s rendition of ‘Turn up the Music’ at the show on Sunday, as she didn’t think he was
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Whitney Houston’s last recording – a new duet with ‘American Idol’ winner Jordin Sparks, produced by R Kelly – has been released ahead of the singer’s upcoming film, ‘Sparkle’.‘Celebrate’, produced by
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VENTERSDORP – A South African court yesterday convicted one of the two accused farmworkers in the murder of white supremacist leader Eugene Terre’Blanche.“After all the evidence given, I conclude that
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KABUL – People in Afghanistan were surprisingly optimistic yesterday about Nato’s plan to pull combat troops out of their war-ravaged nation by the end of 2014, but warned Western leaders to stick to
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BAMAKO – Mali’s one year transition back to democratic rule got off to a shaky start yesterday, amid fears the process may be derailed after president Dioncounda Traore was attacked by angry
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OKOMMISSI yOmahogololo [ECN] oya tameke nomapekaapeko oshilongo ashihe oku tala euveko lyoshigwana kombinga yomilandu noshowo oshinima shomahogololo nuudemokoli.Omakonakono oge na woo elalakano oku
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IITOPOLWA yimwe montotwaveta yina sha nokugandja epole lyuupenda wopashigwana, oya konenenwa kiilyo yegumbo etiyali lyoparliamende. Iilyo yegumbo ndyoka oya li woo ya tsakanene nominista yOonakulwa
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OMBAUTU yetanga lyomomeya yAmerica oya talelepo pOmbaye oshiwike shika nokukoleka omakwatathano pokati komatanga gomomeya giilongo mbika iyali. Etalelopo pOmbaye lyombautu ndjika yondapo onene yoludhi
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OMAWILIKO guulando uushona muumbugantu woshilongo oga indilwa opo ga kale aluhe haga futu omayakulo gago okuza kaagandji yomayakulo ngoka omanga inaa ya longitha iimaliwa yawo miinima yilwe. Omayele
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OSHIGWANA shopoKhorixas osha indile opo omulandu guna sha neipumomumwe pokati kaantu niikwakuti gu talululwe. Eindilo ndika olya ningilwe poshigongi sha longekidhwa ku kansela gwa Khorixas, Sebastian
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AAGUNDJUKA yomoshitopolwa sha Shana oyi iyunganeke nokutota po oprojeka yokuuvitha ko oshigwana kombinga yoshiponga shomaimangeleko, ndjoka ya tulwa miilonga pambelewa kOministeli yOpevi yUukalinawa
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OMASO guuhanona uyali noshowo yina ya kamwe kaamboka miipangelo yepangelo osho elondodho kaagandji yomayakulo. Shika osha popiwa komunashipundi shopevi megumbo etiyali lyoparliamende, Margaret Mensah
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*Ota ndi indile nesimaneko enene ku kuku gwetu Sam Nujoma etu dhila, dhilile po sha tse aahogololi yotango sigo onena twa kwatelapo ongundu yetu Swapo. *Vakwetu onda talele Open File ko TV, ndele
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EKONAKONO tali ningwa kolutu lwa Health Professions Council meso lyomukulukadhi nokahanona ke poshipangelo shepangelo sha Katutura oli li metifa.Omupopiliko gwolutu nduka, Cornelius Weyulu okwa ti
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LONDON – Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba will leave Chelsea when his contract expires at the end of June, the Premier League club said in a statement yesterday. Drogba, 34, joined Chelsea from
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BUDAPEST – Fifa added a woman to its executive committee for the first time yesterday and continued its reform process by pressing ahead with changes to its ethics committee.Lydia Nsekera, the
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NAMIBIAN Olympiad Gaby Ahrens finished third overall at the South African Olympic Trap Championships in Cape Town over the weekend.Ahrens was the only female amongst 22 competitors at the SA
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FOUNDING President Sam Nujoma said yesterday’s launching of the Ndeulipula Hamutumwa Trust was a “bold and dynamic” initiative. Nujoma said the trust, founded by sport administrator Ndeulipula
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RUNDU Chiefs and Tura Magic recently secured promotion to the Namibia Premier League for the first time, but their route to the elite division could not have been more different. Before Independence,
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URGENT attention is being given to drafting legislation that will protect all whistleblowers, irrespective of where the corrupt practices are reported.Many Namibians fear victimisation if they report
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PUBLIC concern about the domination of non-Namibian staff in top management positions at the University of Namibia (Unam) continues to grow. The latest is a letter forwarded to The Namibian, accusing
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LIBRARIES and Lager, taxis and taxes, and taxing times in South Africa as that controversial portrait of Jacob Zuma is defaced! Namibians, mainly, voice their views on the good, the hood and the
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THE double murder trial of Otjiwarongo resident Julius Dausab appears set to remain stalled while Dausab continues to receive treatment for tuberculosis.The latest results of tests which were done to
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A ROSH Pinah resident has lost N$18 000 in a scam in which a South African syndicate claimed that he had won N$250 000.According to Police spokesperson Edwin Kanguatjivi, the suspects send text
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SMS Of The Day *PERHAPS the jackal at the hospital premises came looking for the cattle head that was left at the nurses home? Jackals are scavengers and do not always carry rabies! Perhaps the
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SECURITY guards working for Sitole Security Services at State hospitals in the Khomas Region have been on strike since Friday last week because of salary payout delays. The guards said they were
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ROUND and round goes the bloody great wheel! My first job in the mid-sixties, at a very junior level at a precious metal smelter in North London, gave me a kick-start and a rapid introduction to the
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THE Namibian Financial Institutions Union (Nafinu) has accused Standard Bank Namibia and Fides Bank Namibia of unfair labour practices. The union charges that Standard Bank is employing “intimidation
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CABINET has approved the spending of more than N$6 million by the Ministry of Safety and Security for the acquisition of new motorcycles, quad bikes and trailers for use by the Namibian Police
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MARIENTAL’S illegal squatters have received temporary permission to stay on council plots which they are occupying illegally. The mayor of Mariental, Alex Kamburute, yesterday said that the council
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KEETMANSHOOP – A Keetmanshoop woman who farms with cattle has refused to vacate the municipal camps she has been leasing from the municipality after she was served with an eviction notice on
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THE man convicted of raping and murdering elderly Keetmanshoop resident Feitjie Brand in her home in February 2008 says he has no remorse.Elton Christiaan (32) conveyed these sentiments to Judge
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/KHOMANIN Traditional Authority chief Josephat Gawa!nab says reparations for the 1904 to 1908 genocide should not only be considered for the Herero and Nama, but also the Damara, who were “massacred”
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EVEN if it takes us another 100 years like the return of the Nama warriors’ skulls from Germany to Namibia, we’ll continue to demand compensation from the German government. – Chief Dawid Frederick of
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