54 Articles found on Wednesday, 14 November 2012
14-11-2012
SOME Swapo leaders in the Omusati Region have joined their Oshana counterparts to declare their support for Jerry Ekandjo, one of the three candidates in the race for Swapo’s vice presidency.Ekandjo
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FORMER Walvis Bay Municipality Chief Executive Officer Augustinus Katiti’s defamation claim against The Namibian and estate agent Regina Kotchanova was dismissed with costs in the High Court in
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THE Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has requested a bailout of between N$40 and N$50 million from the government to survive until the end of the current financial year ending March 31,
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A small group of teachers, who have refused to go back to classes were seen yesterday at Khomasdal Stadium where they have been camping since the start of the strike. Despite the strike having been
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Cairo – The Arab League welcomed on Monday the formation of a new Syrian opposition group, but stopped short of giving it full recognition as the representative of the Syrian people.With some Arab
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POSTFIN, a subsidiary of NamPost, has secured a N$30 million line of credit from the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) to fund small businesses in the rural areas, as well as individuals who need
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NAMIBIAN opening bowlers Louis Klazinga and Christi Viljoen are back in the national side which will take on Free State and Northerns in the Cricket South Africa competition over the next two
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ABOARD A US MILITARY AIRCRAFT – The top US commander in Afghanistan, General John Allen, is under investigation for allegedly inappropriate communication with a woman at the centre of the scandal
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Johannesburg – Former president Thabo Mbeki has warned Zimbabwe’s “predatory elite” to stop benefiting from the country’s diamonds, Business Day reported on Tuesday.“Diamond production must not be
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At least 42 officers were killed when cattle rustlers ambushed police, officials say, after more bodies were found on Monday.The attackers used sophisticated weapons such as anti-personnel bombs and
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Jerusalem – The Israeli airforce launched three raids on targets in the Gaza Strip early yesterday as military top brass weighed a stronger response to rocket fire from the Palestinian territory.The
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Khartoum – International peacekeepers on Monday expressed grave concern about an upsurge of violence in Sudan’s Darfur, after they airlifted people wounded in recent clashes.The fighting on Friday
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BEIJING – He was wrongly reported dead last year, and his political influence was said to have faded as a younger generation assumed control of China, but former President Jiang Zemin has made a
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BEIJING – The innocent but pointed questions from a pair of young reporters to officials at China’s Communist Party talks have provided a refreshing break from the usual fare of bland reports and rote
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China’s ruling Communist Party will later this week unveil a new set of leaders. Economic reforms have transformed China into the world’s second-largest economy. But its 1,3 billion population and
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NEAR BROMA VILLAGE, Cambodia – Cambodia's transformation from war-torn basket-case to one of Asia's most promising emerging economies is being overshadowed by a backwards lurch in human rights and
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THE Walvis Bay municipality has decided to rejoin electricity distributor Erongo Red as the majority shareholder.Mayor Derek Klazen said Coenraad Botha, as chairman, and Tobias Nambala will represent
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CAPE TOWN – The number of Africa’s mobile subscriptions will reach 761 million this year, making the continent once again the fastest growing market in the world, a research group has claimed.Pushed
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NEW DELHI – India's boldest attempt in two decades to sweep away the remnants of the 'License Raj' permit system that has crippled infrastructure development has fallen victim to the very scourge it
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BOSTON –Taking on a new job doesn’t mean stomping all over the people you are now working with and overriding the existing dynamics without first learning what they are, says Harvard Business
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AMUSHANGA gwOmauyelele nIinyanyangidhwa yoSwapo Jerry Ekandjo ngoka e li Oministeli yOmapangelo gOpaitopolwa, Omagumbo nEhumithokomeho lyIitopolwa yokOmikunda noku li wo gumwe gwomAahogololwa yatatu
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MOLYOMAKAYA ngaka twa thinda pOmakange mUukwaluudhi moshitopolwa sha Musati otapu ka kala oshiithanene oshinene shokudhimbulukwa esiku lyomukithi gwosuuka muuyuni, sha longekidhwa kEhangano
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AALONGISIKOLA mboka ya ningi esiku mekanka oya topoka moongundu mbali, kokutya opena mboka ya hala oku hulithapo ekanka omanga yamwe oya hala okutsikila nekanka lyawo ndyoka lyaali pampango.Etopoko
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PETHIMBO ta popitha oshigongi oshinene shoSwapo pEenhana mOukwanyama moshitopolwa sha Hangwena mOlyomakaya ga zi ko, amushanga gwomauyelele niinyanyangidhwa gwoSwapo, Jerry Ekandjo, ngoka wo e li
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AMUSHANGA ndjayi nale mondundahangano yaaniilonga ya Namibia, [NUNW] Evilastus Kaaronda ota kondjitha oku tidhwa kwe miilonga a ti hoka ina ku ningwa pautho lyopaveta. Momishangwa ndhoka atumine
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*Vakwetu fye ava hatu longo mOnawa mini market ohatu mono unene oixuna itatu futwa ofuto yayeleka oilonga yetu needula edi tweyamo.Ohayi futu ashike nawa ava ya hala,oundjuwo kapenasha.,eenduda
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OSHIKETHA shoopenzela yaaniilonga yomepangelo,[GIPF] osha tindi oku zimina eindilo lyomukuli gwoomiliona odhindji lya ningwa kehangano lya Jerobeam Kongo Mokaxwa. GIPF okwa tindi okuzimina kutya
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SMS Of The Day *POVERTY, hunger, shelter (housing), land, education, unemployment, job creation and other issues matter most to Namibians. Where do the three Swapo candidates for the Vice-President
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The 2012 Lüderitz Speed Challenge got off to a great start as several world and national records were broken on the opening days of competition last week. Antoine Albeau, who has held 20 windsurfing
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REFEREES will operate under strict conditions during next year’s Africa Cup of Nations tournament, local organisers said yesterday.In view of recent match-fixing scandals involving referees, Local
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BOXER Boniface ‘Tiger’ Simasiku Matengu claims he was a pawn in an alleged failed fixing scam masterminded by his ex-promoter Kinda Nangolo. Last month, Kinda claimed Tiger had chickened out of his
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BRISBANE – Skipper Graeme Smith said South Africa had a few things to work on before next week’s second Adelaide Test after fighting for a draw with Australia in the Gabba opener on yesterday.The
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JOHAN Venter won the Shooting Union of Namibia’s annual Most Talented Shooter of the Year competition on Saturday. Venter earned the accolade for his mastery as a .22 Silhouette shooter. Pistol
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NAMIBIAN opening bowlers Louis Klazinga and Christi Viljoen are back in the national side which will take on Free State and Northerns in the Cricket South Africa competition over the next two weeks.
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OSHANA held its annual Namibia Sport School Union (NSSU) regional awards ceremony at Ongwediva on Saturday. The athletes were judged on their performance at national level this year, as well as on
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LONDON – Novak Djokovic said his ailing father’s struggle with serious illness had inspired him to beat Roger Federer in a thrilling climax to the ATP World Tour Finals on Monday.Srdjan Djokovic was
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THE #Twittersphere sticks to the lighter, if not odder, side of life today. Mainly, anyway. From canoe chases to life savers, the corny to corn flakes, GangNam to Oros, Nostradamus to binders full of
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THE #Twittersphere sticks to the lighter, if not odder, side of life today. Mainly, anyway. From canoe chases to life savers, the corny to corn flakes, GangNam to Oros, Nostradamus to binders full of
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THE leaders of the illegal strike which teachers embarked on two and a half weeks ago are due to hear on December 5 whether they have been convicted of contempt of court for disobeying a court
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KARAS Governor Bernadus Swartbooi has proposed the establishment of an independent property department in the Ministry of Works to ensure the proper maintenance of government buildings.Swartbooi also
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THE Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Joël Kaapanda, yesterday defended President Hifikepunye Pohamba's decision to host selected business personalities at State House by saying
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Namibian songstress Sally is making waves on the African continent as her single ‘Share My Love’ debuted at number three on the MTN Africa Chart, which airs on Nigeria radio stations, Beat FM and
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THE Molok Deep Collection System Production and Recycling Facility has been introduced in Windhoek as a partnership between Molok Finland and Rent-a-Drum Namibia.Rent-a-Drum was identified by the
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Dynastic DipsomaniaTHE real political truths of our ruling party are emerging. To hell with the “modest government” and “inconspicuous wealth” of the original manifesto; now let the good times roll
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A MEETING is scheduled for today to try and avert a strike which is scheduled to start at NamPower tomorrow morning.A MEETING is scheduled for today to try and avert a strike which is scheduled to
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EDUCATION Minister Abraham Iyambo says measures are in place at the marking of Grade 12 examination scripts to detect any candidate who could have been in possession of stolen exam papers.Iyambo
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LABOUR Investment Holdings (LIH) has decided to lay criminal charges against Erongo Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua and Deputy Minister of Labour Alphäus Muheua, but none of the board members was willing
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THE teachers who were on an illegal strike and did not work for two weeks will not be paid for the time they were missing in action.Education Permanent Secretary Alfred Ilukena yesterday told The
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FISHERIES observers at Lüderitz and Walvis Bay have called off a weeklong strike after the Fisheries Observers Agency (FOA) and the Namibia Public Workers Union reached agreement on salary increases.
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Walvis Bay and Swakopmund music lovers have already witnessed the performance by the Bank Windhoek Kalahari Ensemble and Trio Feminale, in the musical production entitled ‘The Cellist of Sarajevo’.
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Students of the College of the Arts (Cota) will present their year’s work in an exhibition taking place on Friday, November 16. Presenting work from all the Diploma Departments at the Katutura
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I WAS horrified. I cannot understand how you can throw away a human being, not even a dog gets thrown away like that. – Betuel Kaaheke, a construction worker who found an one week old baby placed into
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There will be a march in Katutura this evening to express sympathy for the family of the latest victim of violence, as well as to show solidarity against acts of this nature.Melanie Booysen (20) died
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Hundreds of litres of cool liquids, plus cool gadgets, to be won• 1st Prize: 10 x Six Pack Milk; case of Vigo Marula; case of Vigo Wild Orange; plus a case of Tafel Lager; and a year’s supply of
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