45 Articles found on Tuesday, 7 May 2013
07-05-2013
THE planned N$57 million renovation work at Namibia Wildlife Resort’s Hardap camp outside Mariental will be shelved until next year. The recreation facility has been closed since June 2010 for the
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AFTER a full term pregnancy every mother gets excited at the prospect of their babies opening their eyes to see the world around them for the first time.But for 25-year-old Janet Meroro’s little son,
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THE 12 single-engine planes impounded at Ondangwa airport on Saturday have not yet been released while their pilots have also not received permits to fly.The spokesperson for the 20 South African
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THE Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco)’s abattoirs have to slaughter less animals now due to limited deboning capacity, which would have required extra working hours from its workers.Meatco’s
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WHEN you present, your audience usually sizes you up before you even utter a word — so it’s critical to make a positive first impression.Start by communicating ahead of time. Send a thoughtfully
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May 7: Superior Genetic Sale at Agra ring in Windhoek (11h00). May 8: Hendrik Duvenhage and Kobus van Wyk Swakara ram auction at Anandi guesthouse in Mariental. May 15: Fourth combined production sale
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DUBAI – The chief executive officer (CEO) of the Namibian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI), Tarah Shaanika, says they have successfully engaged the Dubai Chamber of Commerce on a number of
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OMAHEKE governor Festus Ueitele has called for the intensification of studies in the field of agriculture at regional level, in order to reap the best of what the region’s agriculture sector has to
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DUBAI – Islamist-ruled Egypt is open to visitors who drink alcohol and wear bikinis as it sets out to boost numbers by at least a fifth this year, the tourism minister said.Tourism is a pillar of the
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TEL AVIV – Zimbabwe will consult with the mining industry before imposing any new taxes on the sector to help fund elections set for July, the country’s mines minister said yesterday.The taxes have
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JOHANNESBURG – More than a quarter of South African workers are now out of work, official statistics showed yesterday.Statistics SA said that 4.6 million South Africans were unemployed in the first
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s embattled state airline has borrowed about N$1.5 billion to cover operating costs amid crippling financial problems, a spokesman said yesterday.National carrier South
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MAPUTO - Stellar growth in Africa’s economies must be matched by efforts to tackle poverty and protect against less rosy times ahead, the IMF’s number two warned yesterday.IMF deputy managing director
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LONDON – Business growth flagged in China, recession dragged on euro zone companies, and even US corporate growth slowed in April, according to surveys that bucked a stronger trend in US jobs
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MOSCOW – Russian protestors unfurled a huge banner demanding the release of “political prisoners” yesterday, at the start of a day of protest against President Vladimir Putin intended to revive their
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NAIROBI – A Kenyan court yesterday sentenced two Iranians to life in prison on terror-related charges, including the possession of explosives allegedly to be used in bomb attacks.“I shudder to imagine
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JALALABAD, AFGHANISTAN – Cross-border clashes flared Monday between Afghan and Pakistani security forces for a second time in five days as Kabul and Islamabad engaged in a war of words over the porous
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KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak may have to step down by the end of the year, ruling party sources said yesterday, after his coalition extended its 56-year rule but recorded its
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OF COURSE, human beings have always fought wars.Of course, a quarter of the adult males in the typical primitive society died violently, in wars and in fights. (I’m using the banned word “primitive”
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ARTICLE 1(4) of chapter 1 of our Constitution defines the boundaries of our country. And as a logical sequence, chapter 2 deals with the acquisition and loss of citizenship – that is the answer to who
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SMS Of The Day *THE Permanent Secretaries in all government ministries must be serious when it comes to government money and properties. They should monitor all those high ranking officials working
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OSHININGWANIMA sha kumitha nokutilitha oyendji osha ningwa anuwa pokapale koondhila kaNdangwa sho oondhila dhaaSouth Africa dha ndjakele mpoka notaku popiwa dhaa na kwa li epitikilo okundjakela
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EHANGANO li na sha naantu mboka ye na uulema olya tindi komapopyo okuziilila kominista yuuhaku nonkalonawa Richard Kamwi kutya iimaliwa mbyoka yaa po nawa nuukwamuhoko oyo naanaa ye etitha pwaa kale
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UUMINISTELI woshikondo shelongo okwa kundanekwa tawu ka tsikila okugandja oombapila dhomalondodho kaalongiskola mboka ya kuthile ombinga mehololomadhiladhilo ndyono kwa popiwa lyaa ha li nando
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OTAKU popiwa ngaa pu na omalongekidho gehololomadhiladhilo poBank of Namibia mpoka notaku tiwa ngele olya ningwa otali kala olyo lyotango mondjokonona yombaanga ndjika onenenene yaNamibia.
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WINDHOEK United are excited to lead the log and were confident of staying ahead after deposing Blue Boys with a 3-1 victory at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Saturday. Windhoek United coach Ronnie Hochobeb
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KHOMAS region midfielder Dino Roman Engelbrecht scored the winning goal in extra time to secure a 2-1 victory over Erongo in the final of the inaugural Skorpion Zinc Under-17 Cup on Sunday.The two
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FOUNDING President Sam Nujoma yesterday praised the boxing fraternity for the recent success achieved on the international stage.Nujoma, who met the recently crowned WBO bantamweight world champion
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BRUSSELS – The lawyer who was involved in the landmark Bosman ruling 18 years ago lodged a complaint with the European Commission on Monday against Uefa rules aimed at limiting the spending of top
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MANCHESTER – Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson accused Chelsea’s Brazilian defender David Luiz of acting like a “dying swan” in the incident that led to United defender Rafael da Silva being
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THE organisers of the Fancy Pigeon Championships want more breeders instead of birds to enter the annual contest. According to the Namibian Fancy Pigeon Association’s Hennie Kruger, the number of
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Tristan de Lange destroyed the field to win the Klein Aus Vista Mountain Bike Challenge outside Aus on Friday.The 15-year-old De Lange completed the two-day 132km marathon in a total time of six hours
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THE New York Knicks became the first team to suffer a loss at home in an opening game in the NBA playoffs after suffering a 102-95 loss to the Indiana Pacers on Sunday. The Pacers were led by big man
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AS the Zimbabwean media celebrated world press freedom week, many journalist were pinning their hopes on the draft constitution to deliver laws that will protect them and guarantee media freedoms.The
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MEMBERS of the Vaalgras community, who are also known as the Nama speaking Herero, converged at Vaalgras on Sunday in remembrance of their fallen heroes. In his message, the embattled chief of the
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IT was one of those sock-it-to-the-weather Mondays! In a country that struggles to put together four seasons, the weather seems to grab more than its fair share of headlines. Before we know it, it’ll
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TWO of the young men charged with the murder of a student of the International University of Management in Windhoek in August last year are claiming that they know nothing about the crimes of which
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THE High Court trial of former Public Service Commissioner Teckla Lameck and two co-accused is heading towards an attack on the Anti-Corruption Commission’s investigation of the charges faced by the
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THE Medical and Dental Council will conduct a disciplinary hearing today against Dr Peuya Nashidengo who is facing charges of negligence and unprofessional conduct after he conducted a diagnosis over
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Glitter, frills, wigs and lots of make-up. That, plus bountiful laughter and dancing was the summation of the Pink party held at a freezing Zenzo Lounge on Saturday night. Namibia’s lesbian, gay,
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THE water supplier utility, NamWater, yesterday disconnected water to Berseba village due to an unpaid accumulated debt of N$1 million. Confirming that the water was cut off to the village, situated
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THERE are fears that unless the Democratic Resettlement Community (DRC) Planning Committee, which was appointed by the Swakopmund Municipality, and the community-elected DRC Concern Group agree on key
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The minister’s practise is tantamount to sabotage of government’s initiatives to address the needs and challenges experienced by people with disabilities. – NFPDN’s Secretary General Gerson Mutendere
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AfricAvenir and Sister Namibia present a film about women, violence, and the law.‘A Country For My Daughter’, directed by Lucilla Blankenberg and produced by Janine Tilley, highlights the gap between
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THE secretary general of Council of Churches in Namibia, Maria Kapere, says her organisation did not call for bible studies for all pupils in schools as is being reported.Kapere told The Namibian that
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