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It's the Coach's Fault!

All Africa - Namibia - 2 hours 59 min ago
UNDER normal circumstances, Brazilian coach Valinhos should have handed in his resignation soon after Zimbabwe's 2-4 defeat to Namibia, which rounded off the two teams' 2010 Group 2 qualifying campaign in Windhoek yesterday.

Warriors' Destiny Out of Their Hands

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 17:33
THE Zimbabwe national soccer side troop into the Independence Stadium in Windhoek tomorrow for their combined World Cup/African Nations Cup final qualifier with Namibia hoping for an outcome that seem to have been wiped out of African football: away victories.

Southern Schools Temporarily Merged

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
THE private Ecumenical Community School (ECS) and the Gatsi Kubi Primary School, both in Berseba village, were temporarily merged towards the end of last month.

Newspaper Recalled Over Mudge Blunder

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
IN an unprecedented move, the weekly English-language free newspaper Informanté has ordered the recall of all its copies printed and distributed yesterday, as a result of mistaken identity in their lead story.

Swapo Leaders 'Outdated' - Moongo

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
YOUNG members of the ruling Swapo Party would be better leaders for Namibia's future than the present old guard, an opposition Member of Parliament said yesterday.

Country Will Be Hit By Slowdown, Says BON

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
THE financial sector in Namibia was stable and "not directly affected" by the international turmoil of late, said the Bank of Namibia (BoN), but would be hit by the expected global economic slowdown following the US credit crisis, which has spilt over to Euroland.

20-Year Jail Terms for Cash Robbers

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
A WEB of evidence yesterday ensnared three men who were accused of stealing a small fortune in cash from an elderly Gobabis resident during an armed robbery at his house in April 2005, leaving them each facing 20-year prison sentences at the end of their trial in the Windhoek Regional Court.

White Indifference Entrenches Racial Assumptions of Our Society

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
OUR transition to independence was in addition to a history of both primary and secondary resistance, also the consequence of a negotiated settlement between the liberation movement and the West.These initiatives meant that the new order had to create a governance framework based on certain predetermined values as encapsulated in the Constitutional Principles set out by the Western Contact Group of five in the early 1980s.

Golf Coaching Course At Swakop

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
The last of three golf coaching courses by Namibian professional golfer Joe Nawanga started at Swakopmund on Tuesday.

Stealing Uranium is 'Pointless' - Rossing

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
STEALING uranium is a "waste of time, dangerous and pointless", says Rio Tinto Roessing Uranium Limited's Manager of External Affairs, Jerome Mutumba.

The Global Meltdown And What It Means for the Country

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:19
AS the rest of the world buckles under the jackboot of financial and banking crises, Namibians remain almost blissfully unaware of the systemic consequences of the global meltdown.

Secret Memo Targets NBC Board Chief

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:18
A SECRET memo, prepared by Information Minister Joel Kaapanda, which recommends the dismissal of NBC Board chairperson Ponhele ya France, has come to light.

Air Namibia Launch Walvis International Route

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:18
AIR Namibia yesterday introduced its new international route, linking Cape Town and Johannesburg with the upgraded Walvis Bay International Airport.

Swakop's Feral Cats Get Website

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:18
SWAKOPMUND'S beleaguered feral cat population now has its "meow" on the World Wide Web, with the recent launch of the Cat Protection Society's website 'The Feral Cats of Swakopmund'.

Political Perspective

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:18
AN obsessively secret society is a closed one which won't get us anywhere, and there is a burning need for transparency, openness and accountability at all levels, in particular Government.

Policewoman Fights for Her Life After Domestic Shooting

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 15:18
A NAMIBIAN Police officer is being treated in a Windhoek hospital for a gunshot wound to her head after her boyfriend allegedly shot her before turning his gun on himself on Wednesday morning.

Our Money is Safe

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 14:57
When the US coughs, the rest of the world catches a cold, so they say.

Safety First At Hosea Kutako Airport

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 14:56
While the private aviation companies that operate from Eros Airport seem to be having problems sticking to air safety procedures by the book, this has not been the case for aviation parastatals.

Trustco to List On JSE This Month

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 14:56
The wholly-owned local company, Trustco Group Holdings Limited, will list on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange at the end of this month, according to JSE documents made available to the Economist this week.

Please Don't Tell Our Customers We Are Bankrupt

All Africa - Namibia - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 14:56
There is only one reason I can think of why the inter-bank credit markets do not want to become unstuck. Europe's banks have extremely talented people on their staff, and when the dominoes started falling in the US, I am sure they must have calculated their own exposure, more specifically that part of their balance sheets, which is exposed to sub-prime and come up with an astonishing answer: they are technically bankrupt and given their leverages, they realised there is nothing they could do about it.
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