November 29
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Black Africa Must Maintain Hunger for Winning ? Isaacks
New Era
Brian Isaacks, the veteran coach of the reigning champions of the MTC Namibia Premier League (NPL), Black Africa, has called upon his fast-improving charges to maintain the... Read more »
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Walvis Scoops Swiss Tourism Award
New Era
Walvis Bay has received a 2012 Swiss Tourism Award and was also recognized as a natural paradise that should be preserved for tourism. Read more »
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First Division Restructure On NFA Congress Agenda
Namibian
THE Namibia Football Association (NFA) will consider restructuring the nationwide first division during its 22nd annual congress which will be held in Outapi on Saturday. Read more »
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New Era
The matter in which a retired teacher is accused of murdering his wife three years ago in Keetmanshoop, will proceed in the High Court from August 12 to 16 and then resume during... Read more »
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Spanish Help Open Fish Shops in North
New Era
Two new fish shops opened in the towns of Opuwo and Outapi last week. The fish shops belong to the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust and have been opened with support from... Read more »
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New Era
A warrant of arrest was issued last week Friday for Lebanese national Ali Fadi Ayoub, the younger brother of Fadi Ayoub, who is currently facing rape charges in the French city of... Read more »
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Ploughing in Full Swing in North
New Era
Hozana Muhepa is a mother of five who works tirelessly in the family's mahangu field to cultivate and plant crops, hoping for a harvest big enough to feed everyone and a surplus to... Read more »
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Namibian
PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba’s move to “command” delegates to the Swapo congress to elect a certain candidate as vice president sets a dangerous trend that goes... Read more »
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Keetmans Council Maintains Status Quo
Namibian
THE incumbent mayor of Keetmanshoop, Moses Titus (DTA), was re-elected unopposed for a third term yesterday. Read more »
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Namibian
Namibia Network of AIDS Service Organisations (Nanaso) in partnership with Zero Degrees will stage the 2012 World AIDS Day Music Festival, with the aim of bringing together over 10... Read more »
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Driver Puts Accused At Murder Scene
Namibian
THE three people accused of robbing and murdering an elderly Windhoek resident, Koos Stoop, three years ago were all in the vicinity of Stoop’s flat on the evening he was... Read more »
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Too Many Windhoek Teams in First Division - Rukoro
New Era
Possible re-demarcation of the nationwide first division is on the cards this Saturday as the Namibia Football Association (NFA) holds its 22nd Congress at the Outapi Country... Read more »
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Namibian
TWO new fish shops of the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT) were recently opened in Opuwo and Outapi. Read more »
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Namibian
NAMIBIAN golfer Shaun Smith will soon embark on a trip of a lifetime to Sun City where he will watch the last day of the Nedbank Golf Challenge and compete in the SA Volvo Golf... Read more »
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Auas Motors Trailblazers the Superior GM Products
New Era
The launch of the all new Chevrolet Trailblazer at the Auas Motors showroom last week, welcomed guests to an evening of introduction to the full spectrum of GM product displayed on... Read more »
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New Era
The Commercial Crime Investigations Division of the Namibian Police Force (NamPol) in Windhoek is investigating a group of three Indian females (in their 30's), who are going... Read more »
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Bank Windhoek Enduro Series Awards the 2012 Champs
New Era
The annual prize giving ceremony of the Namibian Enduro Club took place on Saturday 24 November. With the eight races in the Bank Windhoek Enduro Series completed a few weeks ago,... Read more »
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Kaaronda Sure of Getting NUNW Job Back
Namibian
THE fired secretary general of the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), Evilastus Kaaronda, is confident that he will be able to return to his job as early as next week. Read more »
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Home Affairs Redeploys Border Officers
Namibian
BORDER control officers facing mass redeployment are unhappy over the exercise, which they claim they have not been consulted over. Read more »
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Telecom Takes Another Shot At Leo
Namibian
SECOND time lucky. With this in mind, Telecom Namibia and Leo tonight sign a new take-over agreement, hoping this time around it will receive the blessing of the Communications... Read more »
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Professionals' Confidence Slips
Namibian
CONFIDENCE among Namibia's graduate professional market recorded a slight decline in the third quarter of the year, according to the results of the latest PPS Namibia Graduate... Read more »
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Bumper Grape Harvest Expected At Orange
Namibian
GRAPE growers along the Orange River are expecting a good yield this year despite a late harvest due to unusually cold weather. Read more »
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Zemba, Himba Demonstrate Over Exclusion
Namibian
HIMBA and Zemba people from the Omuhonga and Epupa areas on Saturday marched from their villages to Okanguati, 120 kilometres from Opuwo, to protest against human rights violations... Read more »
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Nation Stay Fourth After Northerns One-Day Defeat
Namibian
NAMIBIA remained fourth on the log after suffering a narrow three-run defeat against Northerns in their Cricket South Africa (CSA) One-Day match in Pretoria on Sunday. Read more »
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XI Champions Win City Kasi Tourney
Namibian
ELEVEN Champions of Agste Laan informal settlement won the inaugural City Kasi Soccer Tournament after beating United Boys from Staanvas 2-1 in Sunday’s final. Read more »
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