50 Articles found on Monday, 18 March 2013
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THE municipality of Otjiwarongo seems to have flouted staff recruitment rules when it advertised the position of chief executive officer (CEO) although the incumbent had not formally resigned yet.The
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“SEVEN working days.”That is how long the Namibian Exile Kids Association (Neka) has given the administration of President Hifikepunye Pohamba and Prime Minister Hage Geingob to engage the leadership
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THE ‘children of the liberation struggle’ caused tension at the Swapo Central Committee meeting held over the weekend. The Namibian is informed that the debate around the ‘struggle kids’, as they are
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Zimbabweans voted on Saturday in a referendum expected to endorse a new constitution that would trim presidential powers and pave the way for an election to decide whether President Robert Mugabe
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GOVERNMENT will not tolerate fraudulent and misleading labels on any product circulated or sold in the Namibian market, Trade and Industry Minister Calle Schlettwein has said.Speaking at the
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NAMIBIANS remain optimistic about the performance of the national economy and a majority feels positively about Government’s efforts to manage the economy, the latest Afrobarometer has shown.In his
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In today’s organisations, persuasion trumps formal power. To get things done, you need to be able to sway the undecided and convert opponents, Harvard Business Review says in its Management Tip of the
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MILAN/LONDON – Italian oil firm Eni connected east Africa’s gas riches to energy-hungry China on Thursday with the sale of a 20% stake in its Mozambique offshore project to Chinese oil company CNPC.
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CARACAS – Woe is Venezuela, sitting atop the world’s largest oil reserves. Production is down and its top customer, the United States, is buying less.So here comes China to the rescue, among others,
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LONDON – London’s gold and silver markets face the possibility of a probe alongside other benchmarks into price setting, putting a century-old practice under the spotlight after the Libor rigging
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JUBA – South Sudan has ordered oil firms to restart production of crude oil for export through Sudan, the petroleum minister said on Thursday, more than a year after the new nation shut down the
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CAIRO – Egypt’s central bank opened a scheme yesterday allowing foreign investors in the stock and government debt markets access to dollars despite severe shortages of foreign currency.In a statement
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MEXICO CITY – The developing world’s rapid growth has sharply cut extreme poverty, created a new middle class and put the economies of Brazil, China and India on a path to overtake the globe’s
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NICOSIA, Cyprus – Cyprus’ president said Saturday that the decision to force bank depositors to share the burden of a 10 billion euro bailout package from its European partners and the International
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BEIJING – Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledged yesterday that his government would ‘show even greater resolve’ in tackling China’s festering pollution crisis, a source of increasing public fury.Li’s
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BEIRUT – Lebanon must prevent fighters from crossing into Syria, Lebanese President Michel Sleiman said after Damascus threatened to respond to cross-border infiltrations.Shortly after his office
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NAIROBI – Police in Kenya lobbed tear gas Saturday on crowds supporting the prime minister as he filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to void the presidential election, a vote the prime minister
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KABUL – Afghanistan’s leading religious body on Saturday warned the presence of US troops in the country would soon be treated as an “occupation” unless the United States hands over detainees.The fate
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JOHANNESBURG – A South African cardinal who helped elect Pope Francis this week has told the BBC paedophilia is an illness and not a crime.Cardinal Wilfrid Fox Napier, the Catholic Archbishop of
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HARARE – Ballot counting was under way in Zimbabwe yesterday after a referendum on a new constitution set to curb President Robert Mugabe’s powers and usher in crucial elections in the
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EWILIKO lyoRally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) lyomoshitopolwa shaShana mEtiyali lyshiwike shika olya ningile oonkundathana nomukalelipo gwepangelo mOshana Gavena Klemens Kashuupulwa niilyo yimwe
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“Ekanitho kala wa waa li wete e to pula komeho” noyafa ya hala oshigwana shi taleko ekanitho momahangano ga yama kepangelo ngaaka. Okutala ontengekothaneko omumvo nomumvo osha fa tashi ulike kutya
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OMUKALO gwokuyoga iihauto noondunda dhokulanditha ogwi indjipala mepandaanda lya tseyika nawa koyendji lyaEveline moshilandopangelo.Okwa kundanekwa kehe ondunda yokulandithila ontiyali mepandaanda
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ONGUNDU yoSwapo okupitila mompangu oya gandja elombwelo kaanona haa iyithana oyekondjelomanguluko ya ze mo moompadhi oontalala mombelewa yoSwapo pEenhana.Palombwelo lya gandjwa ohela mompangu
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EGUMBO etiyali lyopashigwana lyoNational Council okwa kundanekwa lya longitha nayi noonkondo oshimaliwa tashi ihile poN$400 000 moshimaliwa shuuwanawa wolweendo ashike lwomasiku omulongo nagahamano
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TURA Magic caused a major upset when they beat Black Africa 1-0 on Friday night, to throw the Namibia Premier League title race wide open again. Junias Theophilus scored the winning goal midway
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SMS Of The Day *FIRST we put our hope in Barack Obama when he became president of the United States of America, then on UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. Now it is on the new Pope ‘to save Africa’.
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NAMIBIA crashed to an innings and 114 run defeat against Kwazulu-Natal within two days of their three-day CSA Challenge match on Friday. Sent in to bat, Namibia were under pressure from the start as
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LONDON – Manchester City’s fingertip hold on their Premier League title was further loosened after a demoralising 2-0 defeat at Everton on Saturday left them praying for a football miracle.Leon
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ATHENS – AEK Athens midfielder Giorgos Katidis has been banned from any Greek national team for life after giving a Nazi salute while celebrating a goal in the Greek league.Greece’s football
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MALAWI named a 20-man squad for Saturday’s World Cup qualifier against Namibia in Windhoek.‘The Flames’ are also expected to play Botswana in a friendly match tomorrow. In the squad are ten locally
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JOHANNESBURG – Captain AB de Villiers and Hashim Amla smashed 238 runs yesterday to set a world-record stand for the third wicket as South Africa plundered 343-5 against Pakistan in the third one-day
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SHARKS coach John Plumtree says his team was left “embarrassed and hurt” after being stunned in a 29-10 defeat to the Brumbies in Durban on Saturday.A spectacular first-half display by the
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BRAVE GLADIATORS stars Stacey Naris and Veweziua Kotjipati are enjoying life in Germany where they play fourth-tier women’s football.The defensive pair, who recently left for Germany, ply their trade
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IT seems to have been something of a ‘Harlem Shake’ of a weekend: some twerk and jerk, and a hint of beserk! From the village to the new S4, serious thoughts, ‘no really’ moments; reflections,
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THE entrance of a new defence lawyer into the marathon main Caprivi high treason trial has brought an end to a long boycott of the trial by 15 of the treason accused.Defence lawyer Ilse Agenbach
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THE Tipeeg job-creation project has been catching flak from opposition parties in the National Assembly during the debate on the 2013/14 national budget.The opposition parliamentarians have been
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THE Tender Board is to decide this week whether to re-advertise a tender for the advertisement of government tenders in newspapers after no daily newspaper submitted a bid. The only bid was from a
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Namibian music fans can gear up for a new musical phenomenon going by the name of ‘Jy Moet Onthou’ (Afrikaans for ‘you must remember’). Formed a couple of months ago, the trio is already making waves
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POLICE in France on Sunday arrested two Karas Region politicians upon their arrival at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. The Namibian ambassador to France, Frieda Nangula Ithete, said Keetmanshoop
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THE Herero community of Otjimbingwe feel they have been given the short end of the stick in the allocation of two farms to the Damara Tsoaxudaman Traditional Authority at Otjimbingwe.According to
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A MEETING between the board of the directors of the Lüderitz Waterfront Development Company and Karas Governor Bernadus Swartbooi a week ago ended on a sour note, The Namibian was reliably informed. A
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AFTER the Namibia Farmworkers Union (Nafwu) failed to reinstate three dismissed staff members in early January, it has gone ahead and suspended its remaining three employees, with a disciplinary
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A FORMER employee of diamond mining company Namdeb has regained control of his bank and investment accounts and a bakkie which were temporarily seized from him in terms of the Prevention of Organised
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TODAY the governments of Namibia, Angola and South Africa will sign a groundbreaking environmental treaty in the Angolan city of Benguela.The Benguela Current Convention is a formal agreement between
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HOACHANAS – The Hardap regional governor, Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, has called on the government to deal with the land resettlement programme in the same way that it is addressing the plight of war
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THE Windhoek City Police on Friday night removed several vehicles parked at the Gammams Service Station in Khomasdal after the week’s grace given to the owners to remove the cars expired.Last week,
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THE death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez earlier this month seems to have reignited the spirit of socialism in Namibian parliamentarians.The budget debate in the National Assembly for the past
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THE Agricultural Bank of Namibia in a renewed court challenge has to prove that it followed the law when it laid off all its staff in 2007. Four of the laid-off workers – Alex Kamandju, Gerhard
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WE did not receive any communication from Foreign Affairs advising that the National Council should not attend the event after having requested their accreditation and visa application. – Panduleni
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