60 Articles found on Friday, 19 October 2012
19-10-2012
A DAY before the watershed Swapo Central Committee meeting, two names have emerged to battle it out with Jerry Ekandjo, the Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) candidate, to become the third contender for
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SHE is an ordinary Namibian San girl with an extraordinary international story to tell. At only 16 years of age, Sannatjie Keinamses has perhaps become the first Namibian teenager to buy her parents a
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THE Supreme Court’s judgement on opposition parties’ attempts to have Namibia’s 2009 National Assembly election set aside or get a recount of votes cast in the election will be delivered on Thursday
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TSES, 80 km north of Keetmanshoop, is boasting 22 new houses which have been built since last year as part of the Build Together Programme.Tses Village Council chairman Brian !Goaseb yesterday said
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Maaret al-Numan – International peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi has warned that the Syria conflict risks setting the region “ablaze”, as clashes broke out across the border with Lebanon.Even as Brahimi
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NEWCOMERS Tura Magic take on unbeaten Orlando Pirates at the Independence Stadium at 20h00 tonight in a match that should provide an thrilling action.Magic lost 1-0 at home in their opening match of
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NAMIBIA needs to upgrade its Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure and implement policies effectively in order to succeed at becoming a digital society.Moses Amweelo, chairman
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Starting at a new company can bring out the same anxieties as starting at a new school as a child. Beyond the ‘where is the bathroom’ question, there are some distinct ways to increase your chance of
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JOHANNESBURG – Striking miners at one of Gold Fields’ South African operations returned to work yesterday, but the bullion producer still looked set to fire more than 11 000 others taking part in
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WASHINGTON – More investment is needed to increase food production in Africa and Asia as rising demand and scarce resources leave millions of people vulnerable to hunger, a corporate-backed report
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LISBON – Angola on Wednesday launched a US$5 billion sovereign wealth fund to invest in domestic and overseas assets by funnelling its vast oil wealth into infrastructure, hotels and other high-growth
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PHOKENG, South Africa – While South African mining companies try to halt the spread of deadly labour strife, a kingdom that partly governs a small stretch of the country’s platinum belt has managed to
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CHUQUICAMATA, Chile – From above, it looks like a colossal amphitheater carved from rock, or the vast crater from a meteorite that crashed into Chile’s Atacama desert ages ago.Inside the world’s
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Uganda and Rwanda have dismissed allegations in a leaked UN report that claims the two countries have been supporting rebels in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).Okello Oryem, Uganda’s
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Dhaka — The Bangladeshi man accused of trying to bomb the Federal Reserve building in New York City was a banker’s son from a middle class neighbourhood whose family says it was stunned by his
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Washington – Hundreds of thousands of people in Sudan’s conflict-torn state of South Kordofan are on the brink of famine as Khartoum keeps up a blockade on aid agencies, a new survey released Thursday
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New York – United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has demanded an investigation after a South African peacekeeper was killed and three others wounded on Wednesday in an ambush in Sudan’s North
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I READ with great interest the article on The Namibian’s front page of Monday, October 15, concerning public servants paying more for medical aid.While I admit that the monthly amount paid for medical
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ALLOW me space to congratulate one of Namibia’s outstanding multi-disciplined artists: Steven Afrikaner, who recently charmed us with a top-class act at the NTN in the theatre play ‘Tura Springer’,
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HAVING only gained its independence 22 years ago, Namibia is living a successful testimony to others by being a peaceful, politically stable country and adhering to international human rights and
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PLEASE allow me space to air my dissatisfaction about the service delivery and mistreatment of the public who apply for Passenger and Goods Permits with the Ministry of Works and Transport.I am
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WE ARE being praised for having one of the best Constitutions in Africa, if not in the world. It is based on Universal Declaration for Human Rights and was established on the principles of democracy.
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IN terms of the Local Authorities Act 23 of 1992, lots of decisions at local government institutions had to be taken in conjunction with the minister, thus many sections read “with the approval of the
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I REFER to the article ‘Praise For Student Pregnancy Policy’ (The Namibian, 12 October 2012) in which the Coordinator of the Gender Research and Advocacy Project of the Legal Assistance Centre
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WHAT is wrong with the SPYL (Swapo Party Youth League)? The proposal of its leadership that retired generals, who should better head to the old age home, must represent the SPYL at its mother party’s
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LET me put it on record that I am not a politician, neither do I have any ambitions of becoming one in future. I also am not a supporter of any political party, although I am voting for whoever I see
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OMBAANGA ya Namibia oya hulithapo onkambadhala yomunangeshefa ta konenewa gwokoZimbabwe oku landa iipambuliko yooperesenda 30 mombaanga yo SME.Omunangeshefa, Enock Kamushinda oku li momusholondo
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AAPANGI miipangelo yepangelo moVenduka oya tilitha kutya otaya ka ninga ekanka ngele eyopaleko lyoondjambi dhawo inali manithwa.Etilitho ndika olya ningwa pethimbo lyoshigongi shaapangi sha ningilwa
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AANONA omulongo nayaali yaa San yopenongelo lya N/a’anku se Clever Cubs School oya talelopo ependa lyawo, Cgunta Khao//khao moshipangelo oshiwike shika. Aalongwa mbaka oye mu talelepo opamwe na
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OKOMMISSI yegameno lyonkalathano nenge Social Security Commission[SSC] oya tseyitha kutya otayi ka gwedhela iimaliwa mbyoka hayi gandjwa komuniilonga noshowo komugandji gwiilonga omwedhi
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AALONGI konyala omathele 300 ya humbata omambapila oya li ya katuka nokweenda sigo opoombelewa dhehangano lyawo lyaalongi aaNamibia, nenge Namibia National Teachers Union, Nantu] moVenduka etitatu
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ANTOINE Mbok mwene gwehangano Northland Development Projeperty LTD okwa ti oshinima shehangano lye lya pewa evi omagano kelelo lya Helao Nafidi osha ningwa pambelewa. Ehala ndika lyuunene wohektara
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*Yakwetu, ano ehala lyoombelewa dhoshilongo mOkahao olya lye? Aakulupe oya kwatela momutenya molyomakaya oshoka council gwaKahao agandja elombwelo omweelo gu pate *Vakwetu hano omauwa a Namibia
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OKABINETE oka zimine omautho omape genasha nomakwatho haga pewa omanongelo goholomende, omalukululo gomanongelo noshowo ookahewa yoosikola ndhoka.Ominista yElongo Abraham Iyambo okwa ti omautho ngaka
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MILAN – An investigation into a sports doctor who helped orchestrate an elaborate doping programme for Lance Armstrong has opened a “Pandora’s box” of shady dealings worth millions, a report said
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BLACK Africa “showed a willingness to perform” as they picked up their first victory of the season with a 1-0 defeat of SKW on Wednesday evening.Striker Roger Katjiteo scored the winning goal after
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JOHANNESBURG – Briton Lee Westwood, hunting a third successive title, will headline the 12-man invitational field for this year’s Nedbank Golf Challenge, organisers said on Thursday.World number four
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THE Vodacom Blue Bulls are bracing themselves for a massive defensive effort this weekend when they travel to the Shark tank for their Absa Currie Cup showdown in Durban.Coach Pine Pienaar named the
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Friday, October 19 SA Telkom KO Wits v Kaizer Chiefs 20h15 German Bundesliga Hoffenheim v Greuther Furth 20h30 Saturday, October 20 English Premier League
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LONDON – Andre Villas-Boas can become the first opposition coach to plot Chelsea’s downfall in a Premier League match this season when his old club play his in-form Tottenham Hotspur side at White
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SMS Of The Day *HOW long must Namibians wait for consumer protection and access to information legislation? Is our society not educated enough to know and express their civil rights and demand
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THE Police at Epembe in the Ohangwena Region have allegedly adopted an instant justice and discipline approach for juvenile delinquents at the village.Those who make themselves guilty of petty crimes
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AT LEAST one of the four Mineworkers’ Union of Namibia (MUN) regions has declared a vote of no confidence in the union’s president, John Ndeutepo.The western region has formally indicated that it has
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AROUND 300 street vendors at Outapi demonstrated yesterday to show their anger over a decision by the town council to move them to designated open markets.They handed over a petition to the chief
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A KEETMANSHOOP resident who was charged with murder after he killed a young man in a shooting incident four years ago was convicted of culpable homicide in the High Court in Windhoek on Wednesday.It
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TWO judges of the High Court yesterday reserved their judgement on a constitutional attack which former Namibian Defence Force Chief Martin Shalli has launched on the Prevention of Organised Crime
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FARMERS who travelled far to meet the City of Windhoek CEO, Niilo Taapopi, yesterday had to turn around without accomplishing their mission.Taapopi said he could not meet the farmers because he had
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ABOUT 30 pastors and church leaders attended a Windhoek pastoral forum meeting at the Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN) yesterday. The leaders attended a research forum addressing churches’ role in
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AN Austrian surgeon headed a team of surgeons who operated on patients with hernias in the Katutura State Hospital this week.Dr Rudolf Schrittwieser, Dr Jakob Lang and nurse Verena Ziegenhofer
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CLOSE to 20 women employed by the Aroab Village Council brick-making project have accused the council of paying them “slave wages”. Calling on the Labour Minister Immanuel Ngatjizeko to intervene, the
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!XOO Traditional Authority Chief Sofia Jakob received 137 cattle – 132 heifers and five bulls – on behalf of San communities living in the Korridor area near Aminuis, amidst claims that Jakob’s family
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WIT,wisdomandwilywordsonthewarp,woof and waywardness of daily life from Namibian tweeps:@CAochamus: The Nobel prize should have been awarded to Malala Yousufzai and not the EU! Now is a pretty good
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FOUNDING President Sam Nujoma should be commended for keeping his hands off the wheel (not even opting to be a backseat driver, it seems) amid the frenzy of the succession race in Swapo.People with
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“I WISH to make it clear before I cross-examine the three claimants that the [British government] does not dispute that each of the claimants suffered torture and other ill-treatment at the hands of
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SO you have, just like everyone else, run the rule over the Swapo candidates for vice president of the party. You have, I'm sure, just like everyone else found that there arejust too many vices about
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SOUTH Africa has for the last couple of weeks suffered under a crippling mining and transport strike. The working class are dancing and toy-toying for better salaries that exceed the salaries of the
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I POSE the question in view of two politically contested cases now confronting Namibia’s dreary, or should I say flawed, judicial system. The first one is a case concerning the contested region of
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POLITICAL Watch Namibia posted a litany of questions on Facebook for Dr Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare, the Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL) Secretary, to answer publicly. Among the six questions were these
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CABINET’S decision to reserve all entry-level Government jobs for so-called ‘struggle kids’ is discrimination, pure and simple, but quite possibly also illegal.It totally flies in the face of our
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THE president has to swallow his pride and accept the decision taken by the people. – Victor Tonchi, the head of Political Science at the University of Namibia (Unam) of the opinion that Pohamba can
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