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30 Jul 2010
Today's Headlines
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■ Gregor Morone Makgone - Never Waver...
■ AU - beware
■ SPYL condemns Stoffels murder
■ Fugitive former soldier finally arre...
■ Northerners pay last respects to Pas...
■ Aqua Splash X-trail

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WINDHOEK – The presence of officials of the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa) with interests in companies under the institution’s investigation or supervisory mandate has been blamed for perceived reluctance in releasing reports of such investigations.

Namfisa has been in various compromising situations of potential conflict of interest since its inception in 2001. This is probably part of the reason why the regulatory authority has found the going tough in concluding cases or bringing culprits to book.

Between October 2002 and 2009, Namfisa t...

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The Week's Headlines
WINDHOEK – There was blatant disregard for basic corporate procedures and provisions of the Company Act during the issuance of loa...
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WINDHOEK – A Grade 11 learner died a gruesome death yesterday morning, after she was allegedly raped and brutally assaulted on her...
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WINDHOEK – Secretary-General of the Namibia Public Workers Union (Napwu) Petrus Nevonga is on a campaign trail to have Evilastus K...
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WINDHOEK – The Government will not institute any investigation against the seemingly squandered money of the Government Institutio...
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Suspends Hanse-Himarwa and Mungenga, warns other regionsWINDHOEK – Swapo Party yesterday resolved to suspend Hardap Go...
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The crowd at the Katutura Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
Murder suspect in court

WINDHOEK – Scores of angry demonstrators including learners and staff of Dawid Bezuidenhout High School, flocked to the Katutura Magistrate’s Court yesterday where Junias Phillipus, accused of raping and killing Magdalen...

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Windhoek getting expensive for working-class

WINDHOEK – The first signs are here of how costly Windhoek is to become for the middle class in the coming years. With the weekend auction of erven as the precursor, some economists are already reaching for alarm bells. ...

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■ Flood area gets new road
■ Windhoek getting expensive for working-clas...
■ Murder suspect in court

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