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(From L) Chairman, CEO and Founder of Conservation International Peter Seligmann, vice president of Tanzania Mohamed Gharib Bilal, President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of Botswana Ian Khama, President of Namibia Hifikepunye Pohamba, chair and founder of Emerson Collective Laurene Powell Jobs and minister of environment, science and technology of Ghana Sherry Ayittey pose for a picture after the official opening of the Summit for Sustainability in Africa in Gaborone on May 24, 2012. Heads of states and ministers from African countries attend the summit to discuss of sustainable development in Africa and will conclude with a declaration.
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Malaria programmes have been eagerly waiting for these guidelines for the past few years, particularly countries in Southern Africa which are already moving towards malaria pre-elimination, including Namibia
We approached the corporate world for financial assistance, but our humble requests fell on deaf ears. We also knocked at the door of Air Namibia to assist us with flight tickets but they too were reluctant to come to our rescue since the company has already assisted us last year when we traveled to the Tri-Nations Tournament in Singapore. So I guess we were not lucky enough this time around
This whole new Red Area Complex demonstrates Namdeb's commitment to continuously improving its operations and creating long-term value for the organisation and in turn for our employees, stakeholders and Namibia in generalMore quotes »
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Past lobbying becomes issue in Arizona Senate race
Africa , where as a young Mormon he did missionary work. He says his focus was on helping the transitional government of Namibia emerge as a democracy and develop its economy.He says it's ridiculous to imply that his work representing Rossing Uranium, which Read more »
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Mr. Gay World comes to Africa
politicians ridicule gays and minor politicians grab headlines by proposing even tougher anti-gay laws."I hope and I believe that Namibia will be the second country in Africa to recognize the rights" of gays, Hamutenya said in an interview.The first country Read more »
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Nwachukwu likes Eagles chances
win massively to restore some measure of confidence among Nigerians. "We're prepared and will come out victorious on Sunday. Namibia can't come here and beat us, it won't happen, we want to start the World Cup campaign with a resounding victory. "We're not 45 m ago from SuperSport Read more »
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Shitembi Shines in Brave Warriors's Final Warm Up Game
"Brave Warriors" wrapped up their Germany training camp with a 3-1 win over local side SV Herbern on Wednesday afternoon. Mercurial midfielder striker Petrus Shitembi of Rundu Chiefs scored two goals before halftime to give the Namibian national team a comfortable 3:03 AM from AllAfrica.com Read more »
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Pressure is on Eagles, Says Namibia Tim
not putting up any kind of special preparations for this game. For us it is just like any other match we have to play," The Namibians arrived today in Lagos and transited to Calabar. They will be tackling the match without two key players, midfielder Manfred 2:59 AM from AllAfrica.com Read more »
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Nigeria: Fifa World Cup Qualifier - Goals Won't Come Cheap, Says Ike Uche
Eagles striker, Ikechukwu Uche has warned Nigerian fans not to expect a goal harvest against visiting Brave Warriors of Namibia in their 2014 World Cup qualifying match Sunday in Calabar. The Eagles' striker stated that he and his teammates are expecting a 2:50 AM from AllAfrica.com Read more »
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Nigeria/Namibia: Moses - We Will Overrun Namibia
Athletic star Victor Moses has said Nigeria have enough quality to overrun Namibia in a World Cup qualifier on Sunday. Moses, who will be gunning for his second international cap for Nigeria, said in an exclusive interview: "From what I have seen of our training 2:41 AM from AllAfrica.com Read more »
