62 Articles found on Tuesday, 13 November 2012
13-11-2012
JUST where is Namibia headed? What was the motive for the secretive dinner held at State House last week with a select group of business people at a cost of no less than N$100 000 per person? Whatever
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STRIKING teachers are divided over whether to continue with their illegal strike after Swapo coerced some of the committee leaders into declaring their loyalty towards the party over the weekend.The
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THE Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) has declined a multimillion-dollar funding request by Jerobeam Kongo Mokaxwa despite legal advice to the contrary.The GIPF received a request from
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EVILASTUS Kaaronda, the fired secretary general of the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), is fighting his dismissal.In court papers, Kaaronda said that his dismissal was unlawful and he wants
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Nigerian superstar Ice Prince and South Africa’s ‘it girl’ Bonang been named as hosts of this years Channel O Music Video Awards. The two will bring their unique individuality when one of Africa’s
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BEIJING – China’s Communist leaders are promising to transform the world’s second largest economy and move on from being the world’s workshop, but economists say the monumental task faces major
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SPAIN’S national rugby team arrived in Namibia over the weekend with one thing in mind and that is to win the Windhoek Lager Tri-Nations Rugby tournament. The team put in its first training session at
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CORPORATES and individuals plunged themselves deeper into dept in September, borrowing N$1,2 billion in total, and driving up annual growth in private sector credit extension (PSCE) to its highest
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A TEAM of ASDA, Wal-Mart’s British subsidiary, is on its way to Namibia to secure an suppliers agreement with Meatco for local beef.ASDA has been sourcing beef from Meatco for the past two
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CATTLE marketing in the third quarter dropped both in numbers and price, mainly as a result of the decline of weaners exported to the South African market, the Meat Board of Namibia has said in its
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November 14: Nomtsas cattle auction. Two Bonsmara bulls and 100 Bonsmara heifers will be on sale in addition to 500 mixed cattle. November 22: Namboer production auction of Basie Klazen, Hans Gertze,
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GOBABIS – Plans for the dairy processing and packaging plant envisaged for the Omaheke Region are making steady progress.Constant briefing sessions with the Office of the President, relevant
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ROME – Global supply of key cereal staples including wheat is to tighten sharply in the 2012-13 crop season as wheat and maize output feels the pinch of the worst US drought in more than half a
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The real work begins you make it through your team project meeting, says Harvard Business Review.Ongoing team projects frequently require regular meetings. While you can accomplish a lot in the
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THE Namibia Post and Telecom Holdings (NPTH) has handed over an interim dividend of N$113,5 million to Government for the financial year ended September 30 2012.A statement issued on Monday by NPTH
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NAMIBIANS are being driven “deeper into poverty because of the absence of micro-insurance” and the country needs to take concrete action to fill the gap, Phillip Shiimi, chief executive officer of the
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VICTORIA FALLS – At least US$2 billion worth of diamonds have been stolen from Zimbabwe's eastern diamond fields and have enriched President Robert Mugabe's ruling circle, international gem dealers
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BRUSSELS – Greece has “delivered” on its economic reform pledges and a long-awaited report from its international creditors is “positive”, Jean-Claude Juncker, who heads the Eurogroup of finance
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PARIS – The eurozone economy is slowing further, the OECD said yesterday, with the possible exception of Italy, as signs of stabilisation continue from the United States and China. The Organisation
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BEIJING – China's central bank chief says there should be no shift in the approach to setting monetary policy when he retires, a statement likely to raise market speculation about his possible
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NEW DELHI – The ruling Congress party has rolled out its big guns to defend the move to let the likes of Wal-Mart set up shop in India, but they are confronting an alliance stretching across the
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Mariah Carey has offered advice to Bobbi Kristina Brown and has told her she needs to change her ways.The ‘American Idol’ judge is said to be worried the aspiring singer is going down the same
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Lagos – Royal Dutch Shell PLC says it has shut down a pipeline in Nigeria’s oil-rich southern delta after finding leaks it blamed on oil thieves.In a statement, Shell said its Nigerian subsidiary shut
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Johannesburg – South Africa’s youth are dissatisfied with the way the country’s next president will be elected, according to a survey released on Monday.“It is clear that young people feel the
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JERUSALEM – Gaza militants yesterday fired 11 rockets at southern Israel, one of which exploded next to a house, police said, shattering an overnight calm even as Cairo sought to broker an end to 24
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TEHRAN – Iran on Monday denied it is sanitising a suspect military base where the UN atomic watchdog wants to probe evidence of possible weapons research.“Clean-up of such places is not possible,”
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Sao Paulo – At least 140 people have been murdered in South America’s biggest city over the past two weeks in a rising wave of violence, Sao Paulo’s Public Safety Department says.Killings in Sao Paulo
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TOKYO – The Dalai Lama on Monday lamented the US military presence in Japan at a press conference in Okinawa, where anti-American feeling has flared after alleged crimes by servicemen.“It is not right
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• Ondjambi yotango uupakete wuukende uhamano kehe wuli omulongo woludhi, lwa Vigo Marula; noshowo Vigo Wild Orange; Okapakete kombiila yo Tafel Lager; noshowo omeya gokunwa uule womumvo gumwe.•
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OMUKWATAKANITHI gwo Swapo moshitopolwa sha Karas okwa indile ominista yUunamapya opo yi shunithile aanaafaalama 10 mboka ya tidhilwe piilonda yomiviinu pomulonga gwOrange mu September nuumvo. Mathew
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OTAPA ningwa omalongekidho ga hugunina opo oshilonga shedhina Iilonga yetambameya lya Noah yi sindane.Ominista yOshikondo shOmudhingoloko nOmatalelopo, Netumbo Nandi Ndaitwah okwa lombwele oThe
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OMUKIINTU omugundjuka okwa sile mondjila omanga ta falwa koshipangelo molyomakaya ngaka ga piti. Melanie Booysen [20] okwa sile mondjila manga ta falwa koshipangelo konima sho a tetwa omuligu aniwa
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OMUNAMBELEWA omukuluntupitithi gwehangano lyuupale woondhila lya Namibia[Namibia Airports Company[NAC], okwa li a pewa ompito opo a thigepo iilonga yuuwiliki wehangano ndyoka. Ben Biwa okwa li
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AALONGISIKOLA mboka ya li mekanka moVenduka oye uvite nayi konima sho ya uvu omipopyo kutya ongundu tayi pangele oya longitha aawiliki yamwe yehangano lyaaniilonga opo ya taambe egwedhelo
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*Onda hala oku pewa eyamukulo kutya ano aanona yetu mba ya sila kombanda se ongaavali otatu dhimbulukiwa uunake ooshinee kaatuna oonkondo okuya momapandaanda nenge tuka lale peembelewa dho
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AANIILONGA yomepangelo ina ya tegelela oku futwa ondjambi ya wo ya gwedhelwa pehulilo lyomwedhi nguka.Shika osha popiwa kOminista yOshikondo shiimaliwa, Saara Kuugongelwa Amadhila a ti esiku ina
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SMS Of The Day *N$100 000 to have dinner with the President! Surely there must be some benefit for these attendees other than a dinner. Is this not corruption at the highest level? Food for Thought
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THE Los Angeles Lakers, in a surprise move, have named former Phoenix Suns and New York Knicks coach Mike D’Antoni to replace fired coach Mike Brown, the National Basketball Association (NBA) team
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SOUTH AFRICAN sports minister Fikile Mbalula has congratulated the national women’s football and netball teams for their performances in international tournaments at the weekend.Banyana Banyana
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EDINBURGH – New Zealand flyhalf Dan Carter is rarely guilty of a misplaced pass or shoddy kick at goal – as his world-leading 1 381 points in test rugby testify to – but the perfectionist in black
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NAMIBIAN basketball has taken another step forward following a two-week visit by German coach Peter Schey. Schey, who was sent to Namibia by the German Federal Foreign Office and the German Olympic
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NAMIBIA’S Under 20 Zone VI Games women’s soccer team won the NFA DFB Women’s Super Cup in great style when they beat Challengers 8-0 in the final on Sunday. The Zone VI team, which included up and
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PROMISING young golfers Glen de Waal and Jessica Dreesbeimdieke hogged the limelight at the 48th Klipdrift Gold Cup held at the Windhoek Country Club over the weekend.The event was played over 54
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ACCOMPLISHED IBO super-middleweight champion Tommy Oosthuizen’s future in the division has come into question, despite a comprehensive and clear-cut defence of his title in the points victory over
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BRISBANE – Michael Clarke’s rich vein of form continued with another big innings which threatened to give Australia an outside chance of beating South Africa in the first Gabba Test.Skipper Clarke
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BEIJING – Chelsea star Frank Lampard could be a step closer to following former teammates Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka with a move to China, after Guizhou Renhe confirmed yesterday they were in
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LONDON – Chelsea coach Roberto Di Matteo was left to rue his side’s missed chances as well as a potentially serious knee injury to skipper John Terry after their 1-1 draw with Liverpool in the Premier
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NAMIBIAN tweeps woke up to grim Monday morning headlines – murder, political mayhem and mega ‘meals’ – making for mainly sober Twitter timelines. Otherwise, a sprinkling of wisdom, a faint dusting of
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A CASE of assault was opened against the acting chief executive officer of TransNamib, Eugenia Tjaronda.The station commander of the Windhoek police station, Inspector James Nandapo, yesterday
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JERRY Ekandjo, one of the three Swapo candidates in line to take over from President Hifikepunye Pohamba, says the current teachers' strike was instigated by opposition political parties.Ekandjo, also
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TEACHERS at Opuwo yesterday joined the illegal strike that started in the Khomas Region two weeks ago. More than 50 teachers are camping at the town’s football field and have vowed to stay put until
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AFTER a two-year negotiation process, the Roads Contractor Company (RCC) signed a recognition agreement with the Public Service Union of Namibia (PSUN) yesterday. PSUN, which is not affiliated to the
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THE race was tough, but US President Barack Obama has won re-election. The question now, for the United States and the world, is what will he do with a fresh four-year term?To win re-election with a
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IN the week that Mitt Romney’s presidential ambition came unstuck in the USA, a formidable team of women parliamentarians jetted into town in the service of the SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC-PF).
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MINISTER of Works and Transport Erkki Nghimtina yesterday said he won't take action on a report which recommended that he dismiss the board of the Namibia Airports Company (NAC).The investigation was
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AFTER months of denial by Home Affairs officials that there is a shortage of blank passports, Home Affairs Minister Rosalia Nghidinwa has finally acknowledged the frustration of many Namibians waiting
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STRIKING teachers from schools in the Karas Region have returned to work and classes have resumed after an illegal strike that started at the end of last month. The Karas regional director of
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A TEN-YEAR-OLD girl yesterday testified in a rape case against United Arab Emirates (UAE) national Ali Said Abdullah Allanasri (40) in the Keetmanshoop Regional Court.Allanasri has pleaded not guilty
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A BABY was found abandoned at a construction site in Aries Street, Dorado Park, bringing to 10 the number of baby dumping cases reported in Windhoek since January. Of the ten babies, only two,
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WEDNESDAY is World Diabetes Day and the newly founded Namibia Diabetes Lifestyle Foundation is holding a fundraiser. The objective of the foundation is to create awareness, support and educate people
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The College of the Arts (Cota) in Katutura presented its annual students visual creations and fashion productions exhibition, in an event which could be described as breathtaking and a simply perfect
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WE must stage a demonstration at the High Court to have the verdict delivered. We have waited for three years, for how long are we still going to suck the hind teat of SELCo. – Keetmanshoop residents
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