44 Articles found on Monday, 25 March 2013
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AN investment account and two bank accounts of a former mine employee who scored a courtroom victory against the prosecutor general nearly two weeks ago are set to remain out of his reach pending an
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SWAPO is mourning the death of yet another of its key members after Omaheke Governor Rapama Kamehozu died on Saturday afternoon.Kamehozu, a key figure in the last congress’ campaigns which saw huge
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THE legal team representing the Teachers Union of Namibia (TUN) on Friday withdrew its urgent High Court application demanding the immediate withdrawal of a notice instructing regional offices of the
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The Hilton Hotel in Windhoek on Saturday joined many other hotels under the Hilton franchise to mark Earth Hour by turning off their lights for one hour in support of a global effort to conserve
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BRUSSELS – A top European official chaired a high-level meeting on Cyprus yesterday afternoon in a last-ditch effort to seal a deal before finance ministers decide whether the country gets a ten
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NAMIBIA has just over 18 months to conclude controversial trade negotiations with the European Union or lose its duty- and quota-free access for beef, fish and grapes to EU markets.Meeting in Brussels
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You have too much on your plate, deadlines are looming, and people are counting on you. Since you can’t eliminate bouts of intense stress, you have to learn to deal with them, Harvard Business Review
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RETIREMENT Fund Solutions (RFS) recently reached the N$10-billion mark for assets under administration.In addition, the Benchmark Retirement Fund, administered by RFS, reached the N$1-billion mark for
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JOHANNESBURG – South African mining firm Exxaro has resolved a dispute with striking workers who will on Monday resume production, which was halted more than two weeks ago at five of its collieries,
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MADRID – Spain took the last steps to clean up nationalised lender Bankia on Friday, valuing its shares at a bare minimum of 0,01 euro, while pressing ahead with a partial merger of the bank that
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PARIS – The French government will study all options as it seeks to revive a controversial supertax on the wealthy after a proposed 75% levy on millionaires was shot down, the Finance Ministry said on
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SAARISELKA, Finland – Ireland’s expected exit from a European bailout programme later this year should be a morale boost to other euro zone countries in crisis, its European affairs minister said on
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WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama used Washington’s grandest stage – the State of the Union speech – to announce negotiations with Europe aimed at creating the world’s largest free trade agreement.
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BEIJING – China’s economy faces more headwinds as it struggles with surplus production capacity and risks to the financial system, a member of the country’s top decision-making body said yesterday,
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DURBAN – Congress of SA Trade Union (Cosatu) president Sidumo Dlamini on Saturday criticised countries with leading economies for implementing austerity measures to deal with the economy crisis. “The
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MEIKHTILA, Myanmar – The top UN envoy to Myanmar yesterday toured a central city destroyed in the country’s worst explosion of Buddhist-Muslim violence this year, calling on the government to punish
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LAGOS – Nigerian author Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani was just 10 years old when she first read Chinua Achebe’s groundbreaking novel ‘Things Fall Apart’.She devoured the rich use of Igbo proverbs in his
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KIGALI – A Congolese warlord known as ‘the Terminator’ who is accused of murder, rape and other atrocities arrived at the International Criminal Court’s jail in the Netherlands early on Saturday, the
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Green slime spewed furiously at the Kids Choice Awards on Saturday, where ‘Twilight Saga’ star Kristen Stewart and British boy band One Direction won two awards apiece.Stewart (22) escaped the slime
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Paris – The al-Qaeda-linked North African warlord Abou Zeid was killed in combat with French troops in Mali in February, France said on Saturday, ending weeks of uncertainty about whether one of the
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BANGUI – Central African Republic rebels clashed with government forces inside the capital on Saturday as they sought to topple President Francois Bozize, prompting France to send in more troops to
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INTERIM Brave Warriors coach Bernard Kaanjuka took out his frustrations on the media and players after failing to guide the side to victory over Malawi on Saturday. Namibia’s chances of qualifying for
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WHEN Tugela Tulongeni Tuyeni hangs up his boots at the end of this season, he will be remembered as an exemplary footballer. He may not have hit the heights of some of his more revered compatriots,
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CAPE TOWN – African kings Nigeria were rescued by a last-gasp equaliser on Saturday while other heavyweight contenders Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Tunisia won their games to remain on course for World
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NAMIBIA failed to capitalise on a great start as they lost their Cricket South Africa Three-Day match by 32 runs against South Western Districts in Oudsthoorn on Saturday. Namibia did well to dismiss
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YEMEN coach Tom Saintfiet has stepped down from his post, he told Reuters in an email on Saturday. “I would like to thank the YFA President Ahmed Saleh Alessi, General Secretary Dr. Hameed Al
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AUSTRALIA’S ACT Brumbies lost their unbeaten start to the Super 15 season as holders Waikato Chiefs closed the gap with the frontrunners in this weekend’s matches.Western Stormers dented the Brumbies’
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SMS Of The Day PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba, elimination of crime against women and children cannot be realized through calling for unity during public meetings. Namibia needs written laws to deal
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VISIONS, divisions, decisions … and frissions; football, music awards, Palm Sunday, blossoms and berries ... laced with scatterings of Independence musings!@bonezweezy_gbb: The Rich get Richer, while
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THE government has caught flak from opposition parties and a human rights organisation about the manner it is dealing with the issue of ‘struggle kids’.DTA president Katuutire Kaura said the
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A 18-year-old youth was arrested and faces a murder charge in connection with the killing of a young man in Windhoek’s Otjomuise suburb last week.Inspector Ismael Basson said the 18-year-old allegedly
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TWO rival taxi associations have taken a swipe at the City Police for allegedly failing to curb the operations of illegal taxi operators in Windhoek.The Namibia Bus and Taxi Association (Nabta) and
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‘’WE will be on strike until our demands are met,’’ is the message from Henrich Iita, shop steward of the Namibia Public Workers Union at the Social Security Commission.According to Iita the
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A WOMAN appeared in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court in Katutura on Wednesday on a charge of raping a 10-year-old girl.Dalene Araes (29) allegedly lured the girl into a room at Hope Village on March 13
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ALBERT Weitz Jnr, factory manager and spokesperson of Namclay Bricks & Pavers, last week denied claims made by residents of Uis that the factory causes considerable air pollution and kills nearby
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THE Namibian College of Open Learning has joined to fight against disasters by distributing 5 000 CDs of radio programmes they have produced.The programmes are aimed at educating communities on coping
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A 16-year-old girl from Windhoek’s Otjomuise suburb went missing after she had a heated argument with her mother over money.Frieda Awoses, mother of the missing Daisy Khoedake Awoses, told The
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SLABBERT Burger Transport Namibia (Pty) Ltd on Friday indicated that it intends to oppose an application for its liquidation by its South African mother company, Slabbert Burger Transport (SBT). The
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IT is the responsibility of the personnel offices of government ministries, offices and agencies to provide the neccessary documentation to the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) for
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THE prosecutor general has decided to prosecute multi-million-dollar fraud suspect Esmerelda Majiedt and five co-accused in the High Court.Majiedt is the prime suspect in a scam that ran over several
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Singer Blossom will head to this year’s Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) with the highest number of nominations.The newcomer walked away with 11 nominations. Blossom who released her debut album
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The second round of the Last Band Standing competition kicked off with a bang on Wednesday night. Penilane and Etondo were the first bands to go head to head in the second round. After both the bands
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ON the one day when Namibians were supposed to remember that they no longer have to fear police brutality in a democratic country, Iddi-Amin Paulus Shaanika experienced it differently.Shaanika was
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PARENTS, in collaboration with teachers, must discipline their children and prevent them from becoming involved in gang activities. – Keetmanshoop Police Commissioner Armas Shivute after the
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