44 Articles found on Tuesday, 23 April 2013
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THE Namibian Exile Kids Association (Neka) says it will not be held hostage by the group of ‘struggle children’ who remain camping in Windhoek after the association agreed to return home while the
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THE Oshana regional leadership has been stunned by some of its councillors and sections of the Ondonga Traditional Authority who have allegedly proposed the creation of a new region called Ondonga
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A TRUCK purchase in which a Swapo-owned company was allegedly defrauded took centre stage as the first prosecution witness started to testify in the fraud and corruption trial of former Public Service
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Grandma Magdalena, a resident of the single quarters at Gobabis, makes a living by collecting and selling camelthorn seed pods to farmers in and around the eastern town. The pods make a nutritious
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THE Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) and the Tianjin Chamber of Commerce, which falls under the China Chamber of International Commerce, have signed a cooperation agreement.The
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BERLIN – Ground staff at Lufthansa, Germany’s biggest airline, walked off the job Monday on a one-day strike that prompted the company to cancel most of the day’s scheduled flights in advance and left
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CAIRO - Russia will build eight silos in Egypt to store Russian grain for re-export to Africa, the Egyptian agriculture minister was quoted as saying on Sunday.“Egypt will be a market for Russian
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JOHANNESBURG – South African power utility Eskom said yesterday the risk of electricity outages was increasing with the approach of the southern hemisphere winter, although it would strive to prevent
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SHANGHAI – China will refuse to grant new licences to iron ore importers unless they participate in a domestic trading platform, in a fresh move by the world’s biggest iron ore consumer to wrestle
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JOHANNESBURG – Fast-paced African countries may have growth rates that are the envy of developed economies, but the continent’s boom has failed in recent years to significantly dent poverty levels,
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BRINGING together people from different backgrounds to creatively brainstorm a problem — otherwise known as a “jamming” – has become a popular way to unearth new ideas. Although the process is widely
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THE first RORO (roll-on roll-off) vessel of the shipping line ‘Sallaum Lines’, called on Walvis Bay last week. Sallaum Lines is an international car shipping and RORO services company that was
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NEW DELHI – Indian police arrested a second man yesterday over the kidnap and rape of a five-year-old girl in New Delhi, but officers faced protests and a hail of criticism over their insensitive
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TOKYO – The International Atomic Energy Agency yesterday called on the operator of Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear plant to improve “essential systems” as it struggles to deal with leaks and power
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MOSCOW – The father of the suspected Boston bombers insisted in an interview published Monday that his sons Tamerlan and Dzhokhar were innocent and could not have carried out the bombings.Their plans
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KANO, NIGERIA – Dozens of people have been killed in fierce fighting between Nigeria’s military and suspected Islamists after troops raided an insurgent hideout in the northeast, a government source
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LUSHAN, CHINA–Clogged roads, debris and landslides impeded rescuers yesterday as they battled to find survivors of a powerful earthquake in mountainous southwest China that has left at least 188
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April 25: Hoogvertoon production auction of Kola & Anet Steyn at farm Goreis in the Koës area. April 25: Production auction of Basie Klazen, Jacky Izaaks, Hans Gertze, Dirk Coetzee and Brendon
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NAMIBIA remains under threat from trans-boundary animal diseases, in particular amongst goats and sheep, which were detected in northern Angola.The Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry John
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Possibly the most distinct sign that they have ‘made it’ on the South African music scene, Namibian Hip-Hop trio, Black Vulcanite, has been featured in one of the most revered music magazines, South
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SMS Of The Day *THE Parliamentarians who want a salary increase: Did these people sit down for a moment to evaluate themselves? There is not a single ministry that is functioning productively. These
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OPOLISI yaShikoto oya kwata po omulumentu gwoomvula omilongone nayimwe (41) gwomomukunda Omadhiya mOndonga moshikandjohogololo shaMuntele moshitopolwa shaShikoto ta fekelwa medhipago lyomuholike gwe
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MARGARET Thatcher was the woman who began the shift to the right that has affected almost all the countries of the West in the past three decades. She died two weeks ago at the age of 87, 34 years
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OMALUNDULUKO ga kala nokukundanekwa goondjambi dhaaniilonga ayehe yepangelo koonono okwa kundanwa taga ka tulwa miilonga iiwike mbika nonando inaa ku popiwa naanaa kondandalunde kutya uunake. Shika
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ONGUNDU yopolitika yedhina Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA) oya popi ko sha nokulondodha epangelo li ninge po sha koondondo dhuuhaku moshilongo shono kwa kundanwa shu uka pevi esiku nesiku.
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OMUWILIKI gwOkommissi yokukeelela uulingilingi mokati koshigwana omusamane Paulus Noa nongundu ye yaanambelewa aakuluntu oku li te ende niitopolwa ayihe moNamibia moka ta ningi iigongi naantu
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THE work of the three men appointed last year to constitute the delimitation commission must surely be drawing to a close. Their report is intended to influence the determination of (new) boundaries
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TJIPEKAPORA Herunga is showing that she is slowly getting back to her best, following recent impressive wins in Mauritius and South Africa. Herunga wowed the Mauritian crowd in the packed Germain
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SOME top-class athletics was on display over the weekend when Namibia’s finest young athletes from all 13 regions converged on the Windhoek Independence Stadium for the Coca-Cola NSSU National
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HEINRICH Köhne was the overall winner of the first race of the Rock and Rut Mountain Bike Cross-Country series in Windhoek on Saturday.The elite cyclist Köhne, had quite a comfortable victory as he
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LONDON – Luis Suarez has been fined by Liverpool for biting an opponent, and has been offered anger management counselling by England’s footballers’ union.The Uruguay striker – dubbed the ‘The Kop
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PEP Guardiola is not the only connection between Bayern Munich and Barcelona, who meet in their Champions League semifinal, first leg at the Allianz Arena tonight.Both teams are dominating their
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IT’S a post-NAMAs kind of day; a bit of this, a bit of that … Peanuts for some, arms for others, and then there’s bacon! Plus, miracles, music, and more ...@MsSandyK: Omg! Patients sleeping on
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THE Swapo Party politburo is expected to announce the party’s preferred candidate to contest next month’s by-election for a regional councillor in Grootfontein.The seat became vacant after the death
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THE abdication of responsibility by key parties in Namibia’s industrial and labour relations system is a primary cause for many illegal strikes and lockouts, which ultimately impact on foreign
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FLORA !Ganes (41) appeared in the Khorixas Magistrates’ Court for perjury after she tried to withdraw a case of rape which she opened last month.!Ganes reported a case of rape on 5 March this year but
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“We promised the Namibian a world class event and so we have to be held accountable for not delivering this promise.” These are the words of MTC’s Chief Human Capital and Corporate Affairs Officer,
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VILHO Kadhila (41), accused of murdering Taimi Saarah Thomas (35), appeared in the Ondangwa Magistrate’s Court yesterday.He was not asked to plead and the case was postponed to 2 July for further
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DEVELOPMENT seems to be coming at a fast pace to Gobabis with new improvements seen around town.Residents of Okomboni (migrant compound) informal settlement in Gobabis are being relocated to a
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A DIAMOND-MINING vessel sank in bad weather off Oranjemund on Friday at around 02h00, and all four crew members were rescued. The vessel named ‘Misty Model to High Lander’ belongs to a South African
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MONOPOLY rather than alleged irregularities, was at the heart of the government’s withdrawal of a contract for the purchase of luxury vehicles from a black empowerment company that had won the N$14,8
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This is affirmation that structures of the party are recognised. Similarly, it should be for section, branch, district, regional leaders of the party be considered in the same way. – Elijah Ngurare,
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THE Tender Board of Namibia has come up with a new category to accommodate Namibian interests in the awarding of tenders.The ‘equity distribution’ category is a restrictive category which will see
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In a country where violence against women and children has reached alarming levels, a group of young people have done what many others wouldn’t ever dare to do.These young people embarked on a climb
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