52 Articles found on Thursday, 8 November 2012
08-11-2012
The teacher's are to get a salary increment of 8 percent as per negotiations between government and the Namibian National Teacher's Union (Nantu) which concluded last night.The two bargaining teams
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THE Minister of Education and Government are set to ask the Labour Court in Windhoek tomorrow to declare that teachers who are continuing with an illegal strike are in contempt of court, and could
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OHLTHAVER and List's (O&L) hotel plans are withering as the worldwide financial crisis eats into the pockets of prospective tourists: the group yesterday said it is not only shelving its idea of a
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BEIJING – The Chinese Communist Party congress that will unveil a new leadership for the country will start today and end November 14, a party spokesman said Wednesday.President Hu Jintao is slated to
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THE Namibian rugby selectors have named a young and inexperienced squad of 26 players for the upcoming Windhoek Lager Tri-Nations Rugby tournament, which kicks off on Saturday when Namibia take on
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Your telephone number belongs to you. This is a basic accepted principle by any consumer. After all, who would dial your number unless they wanted to speak to you? It should therefore mean that you
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When Namib Poultry introduced its home grown chicken range, consumers celebrated in the prospect of finally having chicken products which they expected to be cheaper and also a way of supporting the
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PRIME Minister Nahas Angula yesterday lashed out at the re-elected president of the United States of America, Barack Obama, saying “he should respect Africa”.According to Angula, Obama did not show
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Too many managers go through the motions of delegating, only to hang around and try to micromanage their employees instead, says Harvard Business Review. They need to disengage.Entrusting a project to
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PARIS – Pernod Ricard plans to tap Africa's thirst for whisky, vodka and cognac at a time when China is slowing and bets the continent will become a key growth area for the French spirits group within
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NAMIBIA is likely to miss the economic growth targets of the Fourth National Development Plan (NDP4) this year and next year, a Reuters poll has shown.The median forecast from a poll of 12 economists
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US President Barack Obama, who won a second term in office by defeating Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, applauds as he leaves the podium with his daughters Malia (left) and Sasha and
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WASHINGTON – In the end, President Barack Obama won re-election on the issue that was supposed to send him packing: the sluggish US economy.The United States is still digging out from the deepest
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NAMIBIA’s Third National Communication (TNC) in terms of which the country monitors greenhouse gas emissions will be launched this morning at the Hilton Hotel in Windhoek.Namibia, as an active partner
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WINDHOEK – The United States ambassador to Namibia, Wanda Nesbitt, has called on SADC countries to put in place mechanisms that will attract investors and pave the way for large-scale energy
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NEW YORK– When, in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Michael Bloomberg endorsed Barack Obama and his climate-change policies, it marked the first time in the entire election season that global warming
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R&B star Rihanna unveiled a duet entitled ‘Nobodies Business’ with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown on Tuesday, three years after Brown was charged with assaulting her.The song was part of an official track
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Harare – Police in Zimbabwe have detained three staffers from a human rights group in a fresh crackdown on non-governmental organisations, lawyers say.Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights said on Tuesday
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DOUALA – Cameroon’s 79-year-old President Paul Biya marked 30 years in office Tuesday with boisterous celebrations staged by the ruling party while police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse
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DUBAI – Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri, in a statement on an Islamist website, urged Somalia’s al Shabaab insurgents to fight back against what he called ‘crusader invaders’ after Kenyan forces
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WASHINGTON – Congratulations from friends and colleagues from all over the world streamed in for Barack Obama after his victory in the US presidential race.Obama overcame deep doubts among voters
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NAMIBIA na South Africa oya koleke omauvathano gatatu gelongelokumwe pethimbo lyetalelopo lyomuperesidende Hifikepunye Pohamba koshilongo hoka oshiwike shika. Pohamba oya kundathana nomuperesidende
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OSHIPOTHA shaali pampango shaalongi sha yi mesiku etiheyali oshiwike shika aalongisikola oya kumike nokwiindila aaniilonga yoholomende nayo ye ya joine mushika.Aalongisikola mboka opamwe naaniilonga
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AMUSHANGA ndjayi nale gwehangano lyaaniilonga yaNamibia, NUNW,Evilastus Kaaronda okwa lundile aawiliki yamwe yomahangano gaaniilonga noshowo iilyo yimwe yomokabinete ka Namibia kutya mbika aniwa
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ONGUNDU yaawiliki yoSwapo ndjoka ya kala tayi talele eningo lyoshigongi shoshitopolwa Otjozondjuopa oomwedhi dha ziko oya kuthwa oshinakugwanithwa shoka. Oshitopolwa shoka osha kala shina omahilathano
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OMUTOTIMPANGO ngoka woo eli kansela gwoshikandjohogololo sha Khomasdal North, Margareth Mensah-William okwa li a popitha aalongisikola mboka ya kala nokuholola omadhiladhilo gawo pokapale kuudhano
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SMS Of The Day *WELL done Barack Obama! Now you can focus on Africa. Electoral Commission of Namibia, learn from this! It’s the 21st century. Voting in one day and the results are out the next day
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NAMIBIAN Gymnastics Federation (NGF) president Valereis Geldenhuys-Venter was recently elected to serve on the FIG World Council for the 2012-2016 term. The election took place at the 79th Congress of
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SYDNEY – The number one test ranking has proved notoriously hard to hang onto over the last couple of years but South Africa could take a firm grip on it if they can triumph in a mouth-watering series
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LONDON – Roger Federer celebrated his record-breaking 40th victory at the ATP Tour Finals by taking a trip down memory lane as the Swiss star recalled his breakthrough performances at the
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THE Old Mutual Mariental Chamber of Commerce Triathlon will reach a special milestone on Saturday when the 25th consecutive edition will be held. The Triathlon was held for the first time in November
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THE Namibia National Olympic Committee has budgeted N$5 million to prepare for the next Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 2016. This budget will only cater for athletes who make the grade
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LONDON – Former winners Porto and impressive debutants Malaga became the first teams to reach the last 16 of the Champions League when they guaranteed progress from the group stage with two games to
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CAPE TOWN – David George can reveal how and when he took the blood-boosting drug EPO and if he used it when he raced with Lance Armstrong over a decade ago, South Africa’s doping body said
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NAMIBIAN tweeps mainly did a happy skip, hop and jump down their timelines over US President Barack Obama being re-elected for another four years. Still, there were those armchair analysts and
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TRANSNAMIB’S spokesperson, Ailly Hangula-Paulino, was allegedly assaulted by the parastatal’s acting chief executive officer, Eugenia Tjaronda, yesterday.Upon enquiry, Hangula-Paulino last night
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THE striking teachers are prepared to suspend their strike, provided that the Namibia National Teachers Union (Nantu) leadership and the government talk to them.Speaking at a media conference at the
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After a three-year absence from the music industry, Sunny Boy has finally released his much-anticipated fourth album ‘Business and Pleasure’.Sunny Boy, who was born in Ongwediva and is credited with
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ABOUT 10 000 children who have been identified as orphans or vulnerable children are not receiving social grants because they don’t have identity documents.This was said by the Permanent Secretary in
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GOBABIS – The governor of the Omaheke Region says she will not interfere with police operations against illegal shebeens.In an interview with Nampa this week, Laura McLeod-Katjirua threw her weight
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Doing its part to support Namibian artists and advance Namibian music, Castle Lager has launched this year’s Castle Lager ‘Sommer Sizzle’ Northern Roadshow. The annual show, now in its eleventh year,
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A SCHOOL for San children outside Tsumeb is setting the example of “doing it yourself” if the government is not forthcoming in providing basic needs for proper education. While teachers are striking,
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A STRIKE by Air Namibia’s pilots that was due to start last night has been postponed indefinitely to give a chance to ongoing negotiations between the airline and the pilots’ association.The parties
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A 63-year-old woman died yesterday in the intensive care unit of the Windhoek Central Hospital after she was attacked and robbed at her home in Keetmanshoop’s Noordhoek residential area on Tuesday
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GIRLS from the Ombadja community are set to go through a traditional ceremony called Olufuko at Oiputa next month to prepare them for “womanhood”.Ombadja senior chief Mathias Walaula told The Namibian
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THE reigning Miss Universe, Leila Lopes of Angola, visited Namibia on her final African tour. Lopes visited some West African countries in June as part of her first African tour. The 26-year-old Lopes
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RETIRED teacher David de Jay told a magistrate that he wanted to tell the truth before the magistrate recorded an alleged confession by him a month after his arrest over the murder of his wife, it was
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FORMER South West Africa Territorial Force (SWATF) and Koevoet soldiers are treated like aliens in their own country, DTA president Katuutire Kaura said on Wednesday.Kaura said at a media briefing
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A spirit, soul and body conference for women is to be held in Windhoek over the weekend, starting on Sunday, November 11, with workshops being held until Tuesday, November 13.Speaking to The Namibian,
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NAMIBIA’S last Administrator General, Louis Pienaar, died at his house in Belville, South Africa, on Monday.The 86-year-old Pienaar, a lawyer and former diplomat in South Africa, was put in charge of
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THERE is no reverse. If we stop now, they will hunt each of you and punish you because you will be alone. – Evilastus Kaaronda, the fired secretary general of the National Union of Namibian Workers
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THE Government and the unions representing civil servants in the negotiations for wages last night agree on an eight percent across the board increase, backdated to April this year. As from the
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