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Namibia: Why We Must Vote
NEXT week Namibians will go to the polls in the Presidential and National Assembly elections. While voting is not compulsory in this country, it is nevertheless important that our people turn out in high numbers to exercise...
Conquer your self first
A friend who works as a management consultant recently had a dispute with a client in Istanbul. He wrote that he had never seen such unprofessional behavior, that the company and its departmental manager were unethical, that he...
40,000 tickets sold for match, according to MLS
As of late Friday, 40,000 tickets had been sold to MLS Cup 2009 at Qwest Field in Seattle. Some tickets are still available for purchase. Seattle Sounders FC, the host club, set an MLS record by averaging more than 30,000 fans...
Namibia: Elections Reveal Worst-Case Scenario About Tribalism And Race
FIFTEEN political parties will contest the forthcoming Presidential and National Assembly elections. Of these fifteen, the overwhelming majority of them can't claim to have a constituency that is broadly a reflection of the...
Newcomer to shake up Namibian election
JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- Namibian President Hifikepunye Pohamba, who attracted 76.4 percent of the presidential vote in the previous elections in 2004, is certain to triumph, along with his South West African People’s...
More Voter Roll Discrepancies
ABOUT 132 Namibians who are below the voting age of 18 years have registered as voters and received their cards while some 103 voters registered twice and 12 voters, among them Tobie Aupindi, Managing Director of Namibia...
City Plane Crash Victims Named
Windhoek — THE names of the three people who were killed when a plane crashed after take-off from Windhoek's Eros Airport on Sunday were released by the Namibian Police yesterday. The people who died in the crash were the South...
Namibia: Vandalism Costs MTC Millions
Windhoek — MTC says it has been forced to spend more than N$1 million on replacing stolen and vandalised solar panels. It has lost more than 130 solar panels over the past eight months. At a joint media briefing with the...
Namibia: Fredericks Foundation Gives Back
Windhoek — THE Frank Fredericks Foundation (FFF) once again announced several scholarships worth thousands of dollars and brand-new sports equipment to athletes and schools in Namibia. The athletes who received the scholarships...
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