44 Articles found on Tuesday, 14 May 2013
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THE Minister of Safety and Security Immanuel Ngatjizeko says Namibia’s security could have been compromised during an alleged airspace invasion by South African single-engine planes last week.He
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A WINDHOEK teacher whose life was irrevocably changed when he was left paralysed after being shot by a security guard won a damages award of N$8,6 million against the guard’s employer yesterday.In a
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GOVERNMENT is to set aside N$200 million to help approximately 400 000 Namibians affected by the drought, Frans Kapofi, chairperson of the Disaster Risk Management Committee told The Namibian.Called
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May 15: Fourth combined production sale of Lared Brahman and Voigtland Simmentaler at Namboer auction pens (17h00) in Windhoek. May 25: Brangus promotion day at Plaas Namatubis (Blaauwberg auction
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DESPITE the recent drought which has crippled farming in the country, Charles and Shirley /Urib will again offer some of their best animals for sale when they join five other commercial farmers to
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According to the film ‘678’, every time an Egyptian woman leaves her house she must make a lot of calculations. What should she wear? Are her clothes too revealing or too tight? What is she is going
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The big winners in Sun City on Saturday nightwere Khuli Chana and the granddaughter of IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi, Toya Delazy, who each won three South African Music Awards (Samas).Khuli Chana
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TWO-THIRDS of working-age youths in some developing countries are either unemployed or trapped in low-quality jobs, according to the Global Employment Trends for Youth 2013 report.Issued by the
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TOKYO – Two Japanese companies said yesterday they will build Mongolia’s second international airport as Tokyo forges closer business ties with the mineral-rich country.Trading house Mitsubishi Corp
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AN uncompromising focus on growth can take companies in the wrong direction. Take Groupon. Once lauded as the “fastest-growing company ever,” its stock price has fallen about 80% since the company
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LONDON – Platinum miner Lonmin more than doubled first-half profit compared to a troubled 2012 and lifted its production guidance for the year but warned of the “significant challenge” of wage talks
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ALGIERS – Public banks in Algeria are to finance the building of more than 250 000 new homes by the end of 2014 to the tune of 12 billion euros, the head of the CPA bank said Sunday.Credit populaire
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JOHANNESBURG – The new chief executive of AngloGold Ashanti said yesterday he did not see much value from splitting off the group’s South African assets as rival Gold Fields has done.“The value
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON – When David Pendery, a corporate public relations specialist, decided to move his family from Colorado to Illinois this year for work, his biggest worry was whether he would be
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BEIRUT – Syrian troops have taken full control of a town near the highway linking the capital Damascus with Jordan, a new advance in the regime’s campaign to drive rebels from the strategic south, an
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BAGA – After a crackdown pushed them out of Nigeria’s northern cities, Islamist militant group Boko Haram have regrouped, rearmed and are staging a bold comeback that has already allowed them to seize
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WASHINGTON – Unknown gunmen opened fire at a Mother’s Day parade in New Orleans on Sunday, wounding 19 people in an incident the FBI attributed to “street violence.”Those wounded when gunfire erupted
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PARIS – Notorious Venezuelan militant Carlos, the Jackal returned to court in Paris yesterday to appeal his conviction for a series of deadly bombings in France 30 years ago.The trial kicked off with
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SEOUL – North Korea has replaced its hard-line defense minister with a little-known army general, according to a state media report yesterday, in what outside analysts call an attempt to install a
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SMS Of The Day *TO the person who is complaining about the employment of foreigners at Windhoek Central Hospital, the reason foreigners are being employed is because they have an edge over you and
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OMUNASHIPUNDI gwehangano lyaanafaalama yaMangetti omusamane Ismael Shailemo okwa tseyitha kutya ngula mEtitatu (15/5/2013 otaku ka kala oshigongi oshinene noshomeendelelo shaanafaalama yaMangetti
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AMUSHANGA gwelelo lyopamuthigululwakalo gwaNdonga Joseph Asino ita tsu kumwe naashino kutya oya gandja omalombwelo kwaangono e li omunashipundi gwelelo lyopamuthigululwakalo gUukwanyama George Nelulu
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OMUKOKOLIPRESIDENDE gwaNamibia omundohotola Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma mOsoondaha ndjika ya zi ko okwa dhana oshituthivalo lye sho a gwanitha omimvo omilongo hetatunane (84), e shi dhanene momukunda Onawa
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OMUKALIMO gwomOneshila mOshakati moshitopolwa shaShana tate Nicolaus Tuhafeni Fenenge gwoomvula 45 nomukulukadhi gwe mee Loini Fenenge kumwe naanona yawo yane, oye li yi itsa omitse koongolo sho
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AFRICA is on the verge of a major developmental take off. Business is booming, urban centres are expanding and the sky-scrappers are springing up in almost every major African city. And, as a result,
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UNTIL a few months ago our Minister of Defence Nahas Angula served as the country’s prime minister. The prime minister’s portfolio is a weighty one and includes the responsibility to coordinate the
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NAMIBIA finished second overall at the Confederation of School Sport Associations of Southern Africa (Cossasa) Championships which recently took place in Harare, Zimbabwe. Namibia won a total of 19
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MANCHESTER – As red-and-white ticker tape flew into the rainy sky at Old Trafford, a beaming Alex Ferguson hoisted up the Premier League trophy for a 13th and final time.Behind Britain’s most
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JUNIOR welterweight boxer Julius ‘Blue Machine’ Indongo is still some way off where his trainer and promoter Nestor Tobias wants him to be. While his classy and dominant display saw him comfortably
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THE Golden State Warriors battled health, fouls and poor offence to eke out an overtime win against the supremely coached San Antonio Spurs. The Warriors picked up some early fouls in the first half
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH – Playing with controlled aggression, Tiger Woods gave notice at the Players Championship that he stands poised to reassert his dominance once again on the world of golf.After an
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SWAPO and sex, Kanye, Keetmanshoop and kwaitos, Cemetery Chicken and Colbie Caillat? What’s next? Mermaids in the Kavango River?!! Just the normal kind of ‘Monday strange’ in the Namibian
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A LONG and expensive trial on three corruption charges which has culminated in a suspended prison term for former National Assembly Secretary Nama Goabab and an ex-colleague is still not the end of
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THE DRC informal settlement in Swakopmund is not the most upbeat place to be on the planet, especially being a place where thousands of people live in shacks with poor water and sanitary services and
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THE Keetmanshoop Regional Magistrate Piet Bekker last week granted a confiscation order against Angolan citizen Helder Marques Carvalheira (51).Bekker issued the confiscation order in terms of the
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SHIMODINO Toivo is fighting for his life in a Windhoek hospital after he rammed his taxi into a tree at high-speed in Omaruru’s main road last Friday.According to witnesses, Toivo sped down Omaruru’s
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Humanity has always endeavoured to conquer nature. Only a few rare places in the world are so harsh and hostile, that our attempts to tame the wild were and are still futile and ridiculous.The desert
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Humanity has always endeavoured to conquer nature. Only a few rare places in the world are so harsh and hostile, that our attempts to tame the wild were and are still futile and ridiculous.The desert
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THE Keetmanshoop Town Council has been spared dissolution as per recommendation of an investigating team after Local Government Minister, Charles Namoloh, gave it a second chance to solve endless
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MINISTER of Health and Social Services Richard Kamwi yesterday lashed out at the National Disability Council of Namibia for “serious” mismanagment of money allocated to them for the 2012/2013
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FUEL prices will go down at midnight, the Ministry of Mines and Energy has announced.The price of diesel will decrease by 20 cents per litre while those of 95 octane unleaded petrol and 93 octane lead
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Rape is not about sex, it has more to do with power. People who rape do it beause they want to (feel to be in) control of a situation or another person. – Siegried Neumann from Men For Healthy
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RUNDU – Border disputes between various traditional authorities in the Kavango Region have a negative effect on development and the administration of land in the region. This concern was among the
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THE central bank of Namibia received a blow in its efforts to avoid a strike, after the Ministry of Labour rejected a proposal to declare some of its business units essential services. Essential
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