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The Namibian
Mon 12 Aug 2013


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Construction of Husab uranium mine progressing well by
WINDHOEK – The construction of the world-class Husab uranium mine in the Erongo Region is making good progress, evidenced by the issuance of contracts worth close to N$ 5 billion.
Business personalities urged to invest in Ondangwa Airport by
ONDANGWA – The extension and upgrading of the Ondangwa Airport’s passenger terminal forms an integral part in the economic progress and success of the nation. The project will cost N$58 million.
Big rewards beckon in Angola, but little transparency by
LISBON – Hot to tap into Angola’s booming oil economy for over a decade, foreign investors are finally seeing the country open up new financial avenues. But will woeful transparency and corruption thwart them?
MDC to challenge vote in court by
HARARE - Zimbabwe’s Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) will challenge in court an election victory by President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu-PF party which the MDC rejects as a fraud, MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai said on Saturday.
War against poaching proves effective by Theresia Tjihenuna
THE Ministry of Environment and Tourism director of regional services and parks management, Colgar Sikopo, last week declared that the war against poaching has been won.
Notable Quotes by
MONEY spent on judicial reform initiatives is an important investment in itself. – Chief justice Peter Shivute emphasises the importance of an efficient judicial system for a country’s development.
Eyonagulo lyetsokumwe lyopakuthithwa? by
SIDNEY Martin ngoka e li omilionaire okuza mokumuna noonkwandambi (noongombe) nokuli oshipuna ngele tashi ya poongeshefa oodhindji, mwene gwetukutuku lyondilo lya kotha oomiliona N$4,4 lyedhina Ferrari ke shi omuyengeli nando okashona.
O’Portuga survives eviction threat by Werner Menges
A POPULAR Portuguese restaurant in Windhoek, O’Portuga, reopened for business this week, after starving off a threat to evict the restaurant from the premises it has been renting for the past five years.
NMC Construction appoints new MD by
NMC Construction Namibia, a member of the NMC Construction Group, has announced the appointment of Chris McMinn as Managing Director.
Simply Collateral Damage? by
SIDNEY Martin, the multi-millionaire cattle-breeder, a magnate in an assortment of businesses, N$4,4m Ferrari owner... is not an angel. He must have stepped on too many people’s toes [including business partners]. Some who know him say he is shrewd, if not outright ruthless, in his business dealings. He may, therefore, deserve harsh treatment, as karma goes. But his clash with Namibia’s Agricultural Bank should be viewed from another angle.
‘Ninja’ Microfinance Can Dent Poverty by
Job Amupanda
AS I write this article, I am in Kenya analysing the Kenyan microfinance for youth development. I make no reference to the discovery that drinking water from the tap in Kenya is done at own peril. I have also not decided which is the most delicious between Kenya’s ‘Nyamachoma’ and Namibia’s ‘Kapana’. Kenya cutting ministries from 44 to 18 is also not discussed herein for there shall be another time for that.
Political Perspective by
IT SPEAKS to the priorities of our Government to learn that Cabinet’s current preoccupation seems to be the lucrative pay packages of parastatal chiefs rather than the predicament that hundreds of thousands of Namibians find themselves in poverty as a result of rampant unemployment and adverse socio-economic conditions.
Kaokoveld Revisited Scientist, conservationist John Ledger returns to Kunene by
STEVE FELTON
JOHN Ledger is reading an article on fairy circles at Puros Campsite in the heart of Kaokoland.
Cabinet endorses honours regulatory body by Shinovene Immanuel
CABINET on Tuesday endorsed the establishment of a regulatory body to administer and process conferment of national honours.
Suspended CEOs should not be paid by Chamwe Kaira
DELOITTE & Touche, in a report released yesterday on governance, said it was worrying that chief executive officers or managing directors of State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) who have been suspended or dismissed have been offered compensation by the boards of the companies.
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