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Namibia Moves to Protect Local Businesses as Chinese Companies Dominate Market
WINDHOEK: THE Namibian government is calling for legislation to reduce the dominance of multinationals in the allocation of tenders for major capital projects and increase the involvement of locals…
Why England Won’t Win the World Cup
PREDICTING the outcome of the World Cup tournament is considered one of the toughest risks a sports journalist can make as it puts one’s credibility on the line.…
Namibia Stock Exchange Snubs JSE Africa Board
WINDHOEK: THE Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX) has joined a bandwagon of African stock exchanges that turned down offers to join the Johannesburg Stock Exchange's Africa Board.…
More Protests in SA as World Cup Approaches
Protesters from the Ramaphosa and Germiston settlements briefly took over the streets in the suburbs of Johannesburg yesterday morning, calling for jobs, better housing and services in what has become…
Bafana Bafana, Maradona, a disgrace to world football
Bafana Bafana and Argentina’s Diego Maradona have one thing in common, they are both headed for disaster in the upcoming World Cup tournament. The World Cup hosts go town telling…
South African Police Conduct Major Security Drill for World Cup 2010
South African police units this week conducted anti-hijack drills in Sandton City, Johannesburg as part of their preparations to secure venues of the World Cup soccer tournament and provide security…
“War without Borders”: Obama’s “Long War”
The concept of the "long war" has characterised military doctrine since the end of World War II. The broader objective of global military dominance in support of an imperial project…
We Love Apple, Says Adobe As Flash War Escalates
Adobe is not amused by Apple's refusal to allow Flash to run on the iPad and iPhone. However, instead of taking the fight to Steve Jobs' doorstep, Adobe has decided…
Libya plane crash kills 103
A Libyan aircraft has crashed while attempting to land at Tripoli airport, killing 103 people, more than half of them Dutch, officials said.…
U.S. Diamond Mining Couple Trades Charges of Stashed Cash, Gems in Namibia
On Jan. 25, 2007, Karen and Stone walked into the offices of Johnston-Namibia in Omaruru. Chris Johnston says the two intimidated workers and took financial records, computer files and photographs.…
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September 11 Commemorative Air Show, Kirksville MO.
Aerostars 3 Ship YAK 52TW Formation Aerobatic Team at the Kirksville Air Show, 9-11-2011 – Photos Tawanda Kanhema