41 Articles found on Wednesday, 15 May 2013
15-05-2013
LONG legal proceedings could have been avoided if the former financial manager of transport company Namib Contract Haulage, Kongo Mokaxwa, simply produced proof that his close corporation paid for
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PRIVATE doctors dump their patients at State hospitals when they cannot help them anymore, and when they die, the government suffers the blame.This was the view of Ministry of Health and Social
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HIKWA star SunnyBoy was reportedly involved in a car accident on his way to Windhoek from the North on Monday night. He was re- turning home after performing at former President Sam Nujoma’s 84th
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THE Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) is meeting AngloGold Ashanti representatives today to discuss the fate of over 900 workers after the company announced plans to sell its Navachab mine at
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MEMBERS aligned with the Government Institutions’ Pension Fund (GIPF) will only know by November this year if they qualify for home loan schemes.GIPF chairperson Elaine Samson said during the opening
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SKILLED networkers use their contacts as a source of quick feedback and even solutions to challenges of all sorts. If your network is strong, you’re connected to well-placed colleagues, suppliers,
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THE First National Bank (FNB) has announced that it has increased ATM availability to 97 percent. “ATM availability over the past six months has been at an all-time high of 97 percent,” the bank’s ATM
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DAKAR – The World Bank’s investment arm will increase lending to sub-Saharan Africa by up to a quarter this year as private sector companies flock to the fast-growing region, its vice-president
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BRUSSELS – European Union finance ministers will later seek ways to cut down on tax evasion - action British Chancellor George Osborne says is particularly important in current circumstances.On his
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WASHINGTON – A subsidiary of India’s largest pharmaceutical company has agreed to pay a record US$500 million in fines and penalties for selling adulterated drugs and lying to federal regulators in a
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LONDON – From ketchup to hot drinks, family-run investment firms are shaking up the consumer deals market, squeezing out private equity players and forcing them to change strategy.Families, some of
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HONG KONG – He has trained on Broadway and been a Wall Street banker.Now, Adrian Cheng, 33-year-old scion of the world’s largest jewellery retailer and one of Asia’s leading property developers is
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SITTWE – A boat carrying about 100 Rohingya Muslims capsized off western Myanmar with many feared drowned at the start of a mass evacuation from low-lying regions ahead of an approaching storm, a U.N.
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Yesterday Angelina Jolie revealed that she was forced to make the agonising decision to have a preventative double mastectomy, after tests showed she had an 87% chance of contracting cancer.The
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LAGOS – A Nigerian court on Monday sentenced an alleged member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and his Nigerian accomplice to five years in jail each over an illegal arms shipment.Azim Aghajani and
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RAIWIND – Pakistan’s incoming prime minister Nawaz Sharif on Monday reached out to India and the United States, pledging to strengthen relations after his thumping victory in landmark elections.Sharif
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JOHANNESBURG – South African workers of world No. 3 platinum producer Lonmin launched a wildcat strike yesterday, halting all of the company’s mine operations and reigniting fears of deadly unrest
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DHAKA – Thousands of mourners gathered yesterday at the wreckage of a Bangladeshi garment factory building to offer prayers for the souls of the 1 127 people who died in the structure’s collapse last
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AMUSHANGANDJAYI gwopevi gwoSwapo mee Laura Mcleod-Katjirua okwa popya nomuthindo ti indile oomeme moNamibia, unene mboka yoSwapo ya kale kumwe noya kondjithe tagu pu mo lela iilonga yiimbuluma tayi
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EPENDAFULE lya tseyika nawa miiyimbo, miidhano nomoontanto dhopamuthigululwakalo, unene tuu ndhoka dhomUukwambi, tatekulu Eliakim Iita Uutoni, a tseyika nee nawa nedhina Iitaakadha gwomomukunda Ongolo
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SMS Of The Day *PLEASE enlighten me if I’m wrong. So much despair and sorrow when one sees that some people are suffering from some or other medical condition, curable or treatable but yet suffer due
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NAMIBIAN athletes excelled at the recent Steinmetz Marathon in Gaborone, Botswana, with Helalia Johannes leading the way. In the women’s 10km category, Namibia clinched three of the first four places,
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THE Namibia Football Association Women’s Desk, in partnership with Unicef will host the Galz & Goals National Football and Healthy Lifestyles Championship on May 25 at Namibia Football Association
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BLACK Africa winger Eslin ‘Lovers’ Kamuhanga will not be available for Saturday’s potential title-deciding derby against African Stars because he has been suspended. Kamuanga has not featured in any
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MANCHESTER – Roberto Mancini won the hearts of Manchester City fans with the trophies, sense of humour and immaculately knotted scarf but the often harsh management style of the sacked Italian may not
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THE 35th edition of the National Lawn Bowls Championships came to an end last Saturday. After seven action-packed days of competition, the outstanding players were crowned champions at the Eros
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THE Miami Heat took over the series with the bruised and battered Chicago Bulls in a convincing 88 to 65 victory on Monday in National Basketball Association (NBA) playoff action. The Bulls opened the
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WITH the Absa Premiership title almost in the bag, Kaizer Chiefs coach Stuart Baxter says he will use Amakhosi’s last two league games to decide on his team for the Nedbank Cup final.“Will they become
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ADVICE. Loads of it. From the N$2 factor to fashion and friends, the art of living, beauty and duty (the 30-day kind), and brands. Also, praise for Angelina Jolie, as well as Namibia’s Ophthalmic
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ALTHOUGH the residents of the DRC and Tsaraxa-aibes informal settlements in Otjiwarongo are complaining about underdevelopment in their areas the municipality has reassured them that it is planning to
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TWELVE South African pilots who were detained in Namibia are considering suing the country’s government for unlawful arrest, it was reported yesterday.“The group believe the harsh and vindictive
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AN enrolled nurse at a rural clinic in the Kavango Region, appeared in the Rundu magistrates’ court on Monday for allegedly raping a patient last week.Christoph Thiteketa (25), a nurse working at the
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THE National Housing Enterprise which last year announced plans to set up a subsidiary that would service land and build affordable houses, has shelved those plans because of lack of funds.Last
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NAMIBIA was ranked among the bottom 30 countries worldwide in over 20 dimensions on the Global Competitiveness Index although it scored high when compared to the top 30 countries.This is revealed in
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THE Maltahohe Village Council has once again suspended its chief executive officer, Eliphas ‘Aupapa’ Shipanga, with full pay. Shipanga yesterday confirmed his suspension, adding that the council
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A JOINT exhibition by Papa Shikongeni and Chris Snyman titled ‘Humanity’ is scheduled to take place on 25 May at the Fine Arts Gallery in Swakopmund. The exhibition will be opened by the Deputy
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THE Minister of Regional and Local Government and Housing, Charles Namoloh, has stressed the need for more emphasis on HIV cross border prevention programmes. Officiating at the annual strategic
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THE Prosecutor-General's Office has given a nod for the Keetmanshoop magistrates' court to prosecute former minister Willem Konjore on charges of assault with intent to cause grievious bodily harm and
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THE Minister of Regional and Local Government and Housing, Charles Namoloh, has stressed the need for more emphasis on HIV cross border prevention programmes. Officiating at the annual strategic
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THE Bank of Namibia and the Namibia Financial Institutions Union (Nafinu) have made a breakthrough in their protracted wage negotiations which have been ongoing since last year. Talks between the two
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We are asking the people to sell the animals and then we add some money. If for example, they go to the auction and the auction says your heifer is N$100, the government will add N$50. – President
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