42 Articles found on Wednesday, 20 February 2013
20-02-2013
THE City of Windhoek’s traffic officers will today start arresting traffic offenders with outstanding warrants of arrest after the expiry of an amnesty period offered by the Ministry of Justice that
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THE school principal at Hochland High School in Windhoek yesterday sent home more than 100 girls wearing skirts considered too short.There was a mass inspection at the start of the school day. The
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THE seal saga has taken a surprise turn with Namibia joining Norway and Canada in its fight to lift the ban on importing seal products into the European Union (EU). This came shortly after Ombudsman
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THE All-Africa Senior Squash Championships got under way in Windhoek yesterday with South Africa, Zambia, Nigeria and Botswana winning their opening matches. Namibia lost their opening match against
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SMS Of The Day *SEBASTIAN Ndeitunga, are you for real? African culture does not allow for miniskirts according to you, but does it allow for Himba ladies to walk around in town exposing their
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TURA Magic coach Woody Jacobs is only concerned about collecting maximum points against former club Ramblers at the Sam Nujoma Stadium tonight (20h00).Jacobs, who left Ramblers under a cloud of
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SPORT Minister Jerry Ekandjo yesterday called on Namibians to support Paulus ‘The Rock’ Ambunda’s world title fight “en masse” at Ramatex next month. Ambunda, who will challenge Pungluang Sor Singyu
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TWO major sponsors, Oakley and Nike, distanced themselves from Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius on Monday after the South African sports star was charged with murder in the shooting death of his
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MILAN – AC Milan have been left dwelling on the past as they prepare to host Barcelona in a Champions League last-16 first leg tie tonight when Lionel Messi will try to score for the Catalans for the
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THE last winners of the NFA Cup, Eleven Arrows, will face Orlando Pirates in the third round of the Bidvest Namibia Cup after the draw was made on Monday evening in Walvis Bay.Arrows, who won the Leo
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PRETORIA – The magistrate in the Oscar Pistorius bail hearing has ruled that Pistorius is facing a schedule six offence, which will make it unlikely that he will be granted bail.Magistrate Desmond
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When Benh Zeitlin walks the Academy Award red carpet this Sunday, he will be a former nobody who gathered a whole lot of other nobodies to make a film that nobody has stopped talking about since its
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HARARE – Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Monday announced new heads for the country’s human rights and electoral commissions ahead of crucial polls this year.Tsvangirai told journalists
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JERUSALEM – Israeli police raided overnight the east Jerusalem home of a Palestinian prisoner who has been on long-term hunger strike, arresting his brother, family members and a police spokesperson
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CONAKRY – Opposition supporters held protests across Guinea on Monday to demand a free and fair parliamentary election, fearing the first such vote in more than a decade will be cheapened by fraud.The
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THE tourism industry in Namibia picked up in the last three months on 2012 compared to the previous year, driven by better occupancy rates and a favourable exchange rate, FNB Namibia has said in its
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If you’re trying to convince people outside clear reporting lines to collaborate with you, you’ll need to use your powers of persuasion, Harvard Business Review says in its Management Tip of the Day.
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THE tender for the design and construction of Namport’s N$3 billion development of a container terminal on reclaimed land, including a quay wall, cranes and dredging works, closed at 12h00 yesterday
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YAOUNDE – German firm G Power Cement will invest about US$90 million to build an 800 000 tonnes a year plant in Cameroon, the third cement company to set up in the country in the last two
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ANKARA – Turkey is defying Washington and Baghdad in developing a broad energy partnership with Iraqi Kurds as it pushes to secure affordable oil and gas supplies to fuel its rapid economic
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JOHANNESBURG – All of Anglo American Platinum’s operations in South Africa were shut yesterday after workers stayed away following violence at one of the mines the previous day, a spokeswoman for the
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JOHANNESBURG – Standard Chartered’s private equity arm is looking for more deals in Zimbabwe, a senior executive told Reuters on Monday, betting on a rise in consumer spending after years of
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Omulumentu ngoka a adhikile amaangelekwa mokuti moshitopolwa sha Otjomusie moVenduka mehulilo shiwike lya zi ko okwa dhimbululwa, opolisi osho yalopota ngeyi mOmaandaha.Omulumentu okwadhiladhilwa
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Omutaleli ndjayi mOpolisi ya Namibia, omusamane Sebastian Ndeitunga okwa londodha aakiintu ya tulepo okuzala oombwila ndhoka “oohupi noonkondo dho inadhisiikila olutu nawa” unene ngaa momahala
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NGASHI ngaa osho hashi ningwa omvula kehe okuza momumvo 1988, haku dhimbulukiwa etopo lyOmboma mOmbaanga yOtango yOpashigwana, ano yoFirst National Bank-FNB) mOshakati, ndjoka ya faalele oomwenyo
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“Those who are behaving outside the normal tradition of an African will be dealt with,” The Namibian quotes our boss cop as saying (February 19 2013); “we work for the money, not the loyalty” was also
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THOSE who are behaving outside the normal tradition of an African will be dealt with. At Rundu, both traditional and political leaders were happy and supported our actions. At least put on something,
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A CLAIM by NamPol’s Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga that miniskirts are ‘unAfrican’ created a mega outcry, if not a mini revolution, yesterday. To put it mildly, Namibians are up in arms about
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THE skeleton of a Khorixas teenager missing since October last year was found on Sunday and has raised more questions for the town’s community and police alike.Trevor Dankiero !Aoxamub (18) went
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SWAPO secretary general Nangolo Mbumba has announced that the party’s Politburo has recommended to the Central Committee that this year’s extraordinary congress be held from June 21 to 23.The congress
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THE hopes of the ‘children of the liberation struggle’ to get jobs in the public service were dealt a major blow after the ruling party’s Politburo expressed disapproval of their “manners and
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NEWS that Finance Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila will table Namibia’s 23rd main budget in Parliament next Tuesday – the second year in a row she managed to do so before the end of February – was
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NAMIBIA has not reported any incidents of substandard or falsified tuberculosis drugs which, according to an international report, is widely used in at least 17 countries, including southern African
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OTJIWARONGO – New life is being breathed into a mushroom farm for people living with disabilities, which stopped operating because of infighting not long after it was launched in 2010.The project,
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A MAN accused of killing his girlfriend’s baby on Saturday made a brief appearance in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court in Katutura on Tuesday.Zanie Lambert (24) is facing a charge of murder in
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Artistic seeds planted in the hopes of harvest for the Land Matters in Art project have bloomed in a staggering selection of submitted artworks by new, established and amateur visual artists. Whittled
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SOUTH African serial fraud suspect Adriaan Pienaar has again lodged an urgent application in the High Court in Windhoek – this time to ask that various magistrates be ordered to hear applications by
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THE trial of the two men accused of robbing and murdering a farmer in the Rehoboth district in June 2007 has hit a snag on only its second day of proceedings in the High Court in Windhoek.A day after
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WALVIS Bay traffic officer Collin Rickets was found not guilty of corruption in the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court last week.It was alleged that Rickets, during October 2011, corruptly certified a
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A SHIP captain who remains missing after his disappearance from an Indian vessel probably committed suicide, said Karas Police Commissioner Armas Shivute. “The possibilities are that he committed
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CONSTRUCTION work has started on a low-cost housing development under the government-funded Build Together Programme at Keetmanshoop. The housing project involves the construction of 273 houses.
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A NUMBER of survivors of the February 1988 Oshakati bomb blast that killed 27 people and maimed many others gathered in front of the town’s Inland Revenue office yesterday morning to commemorate the
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