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Black Rhino, Satwa Malang Yang Punah di Tahun 2006
Cegah Satwa Punah | 17 hours ago by Mara Mei
Image via Wikipedia Western black rhino atau juga disebut Diceros bicornis longipes merupakan salah satu satwa yang dinyatakn punah oleh World Conservation Union (IUCN).Black Rhino dinyatakan punah setelah pada tahun 2006 dilakukan survei area sejau read more
Unite for Human Rights Day
The Dayton Pundit | May 15th 2008 by DP
When I joined up with the social networking site BlogCatalog.com, I was asked if I would participate in their human rights awareness project scheduled for today. I accepted and posted a ‘widget’ along the side of my blog pages to adverti read more
Namibia: AML Workshop Under Way
Anti Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terror… | May 15th 2008 by Inonu Akgun ALP
The Bank of Namibia (BoN) in collaboration with the Eastern and Southern African Anti-Money Laundering Group (ESAAMLG) and the World Bank is conducting training on money laundering and terrorism financing for bankers in southern Africa.This is the fi read more
Namibian Government Takes Over 500-Year Old Shipwreck Find
HuntTreasure: Treasure & Archaelogica News | May 13th 2008 by HuntTreasure
The Namibian government is taking over the responsibility for the excavation of the 500-year old shipwreck diamond hunters found in the Atlantic, off the Namibia, African coast. Last month geologists hunting for diamonds instead discovered a several read more
Trophy Hunting in Africa
Sweetster | May 13th 2008 by Blue Licorice
The T. Jeffrey Safari Company knows all about the African hunting safari trip and will make this your once in a lifetime adventure that you can relate to your children and grandchildren for years to come. They are dedicated to providing hunters wit read more
Namibia's AML law effective July
Anti Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terror… | May 13th 2008 by Inonu Akgun ALP
Windhoek, Namibia - Namibia's first ever anti-money laundering law will become effective in July, paving the way for monetary authorities and law enforce m ent agencies to effectively monitor and prosecute those suspected of money laund e ring activi read more
Can Fat Men Hunt?
EclecticBlogs | May 4th 2008 by Martin
The “FAT” epidemic of western society seems to be getting a lot of attention these days. The diet industry is a multi-billion dollar industry and it appears that television has gotten on the bandwagon as they continue to grind out “ read more
15th-Century Shipwreck Found, With Treasure
Ivy League Conservatives | May 3rd 2008 by Ivy League Conservatives
Geologists from DeBeers found more than what they bargained for when prospecting for diamonds just off the coast of Namibia. Similar Posts:New Planet Found Outside Our Solar System? Streakers Welcome Prospective Dartmouth Students Tampa: Man Detain read more
Diamond Hunters Instead Finds Shipwrecked Treasure Off Namibian C…
HuntTreasure: Treasure & Archaelogica News | May 3rd 2008 by HuntTreasure
Geologists hunting for diamonds instead discovered a several hundred year old shipwreck filled with silver and gold coins, copper ingots, cannons and other valuable artifacts. Namdeb Diamond Corporation, a joint venture of the government of Namibia read more
Schiffsfund vor Namibia: Eine letzte Spur zu Bartolomeu Dias?
portugalmania | May 3rd 2008 by Gilbert
Ein kürzlich vor der Küste Namibias gefundenes Schiffswrack aus dem 16. Jahrhundert gibt viele Rätsel auf. Technisch gesehen war das vermutlich aus Portugal oder Spanien stammende Schiff ziemlich marode - und doch voll beladen mit Reichtümern und read more
Schatzschiff: tausende Goldmünzen, Elfenbein und Kanonen
FinanzBlog24 | May 3rd 2008
Sie suchten Diamanten und stießen auf Gold. Bei der Diamantensuche vor der Küste des südwestafrikanischen Staates Namibia haben Geologen das Wrack eines rund 500 Jahre alten Schatzschiffes entdeckt. An Bord befinden sich Goldmünzen, Elfenbein, Sc read more
Namibia: 500 year old treasure ship found
Sociolingo's Africa | April 30th 2008 by sociolingo
Source: BBC NEWS A 500-year-old ship-wreck laden with treasure has been discovered off the coast of Namibia. The country’s diamond company, Namdeb, says it found the wreck during operations on the sea bed. Read the full story read more
IST-Africa 2008 Conference and Exhibition
Nubian Cheetah | April 28th 2008 by Nii Simmonds
14-16 May 08 | Windhoek, Namibia IST-Africa 2008 will take place on May 14-16, 2008 in Windhoek, Namibia. The programme combines strategic keyno read more
NamibRand Nature Reserve, Namibia
Loic Brohard Photography | April 26th 2008 by Brohard
This is a photo taken in the NamibRand Nature Reserve. This is a private nature reserve in Southwestern Namibia on the namib Desert. Founded in 1992, it is 172,200 hectares (1,722 km²), making it probably the biggest nature reserve in Southern Afric read more
Academic paper Namibia: It’s all about jobs: perceptions of per…
Sociolingo's Africa | April 24th 2008 by sociolingo
Source: ELDIS Poverty Reporter It’s all about jobs: perceptions of performance in Namibia Authors: Fuller,B. Produced by: Institute of Public Policy Research, Namibia (2008 ) Namibia is facing another round of national elections, and pre-electi read more
Christmas in Namibia
Louis' Spin | April 23rd 2008 by Louis Rossouw
Lorna & I spent Christmas with her mom and sister at her mothers holiday house in Wlotzkasbaken just north of Swakopmund (in Namibia).Wlotzkasbaken Wlotzkasbaken is a lovely small town (well not really, you need 100 plots to be town in Namibia an read more
African archaeology book: The African Archaeology Network
Sociolingo's Africa | April 19th 2008 by sociolingo
Source: African Book Collective The African Archaeology Network Reports and a Review Edited by Felix Chami, Gilbert Pwiti The first in the book series Studies in the African Past was published in 2001, consisting of reports produced by the archaeolo read more
Westside!!!
Leo Africanus | April 18th 2008 by Leo Africanus
Tupac sighting in Namibia. Picture courtesy of Adrian Louw of South Africa’s Bush Radio (you can stream it online). read more
Dangerous Living: Coming Out In The Developing World
The Day After An Inconvenient Truth | April 16th 2008 by Cara
No, this is not becoming an arts and entertainment blog, but I watched a documentary tonight called, Dangerous Living: Coming Out In The Developing World, and now I feel like talking about it. It is a crazy world we live in where people feel like it read more
Namibia: Southern Africa’s most remote bush camp - meet the Tue…
Sociolingo's Africa | April 6th 2008 by sociolingo
I just read a great article in the Sunday Times travel section Here’s just a little bit of it: Mengiyo puffs on her pipe as Yeki milks the cows. “Every day is exactly the same,” she whispers. Tueizara wanders among his goats, pursued by Jam read more
161 retrenched OFWs in Namibia back in RP
OFW News Worldwide | April 3rd 2008 by Pinoy Overseas
MANILA, Philippines – Some 161 of the 239 retrenched Filipino workers of a Malaysian-owned textile factory in Namibia have so far been repatriated, according to Philippine Ambassador to South Africa Virgilio Reyes Jr. The workers of Flamingo Garmen read more
Namibia’s Skeleton Coast: ‘The Land God Made in Anger’
Vagabondish | March 31st 2008 by Mike
Local bushmen call it, ‘The Land God Made in Anger.’ You could land on Namibia’s Skeleton Coast - but you couldn’t leave it. Sailors would be pushed ashore in heavy surf - sometimes in dense ocean fog, to boot - and beach themselves. The next read more
Skeleton Coast
Cool Things in Random Places | March 28th 2008 by David
Local bushmen call it, `The Land God Made in Anger.` You could land on Namibia`s Skeleton Coast - but you couldn`t leave it. Sailors would be pushed ashore in heavy surf - sometimes in dense ocean fog, to boot - and beach themselves. The next mornin read more
Kulala Wilderness Reserve, Namibia
Loic Brohard Photography | March 27th 2008 by Brohard
This is a view the Namib-Naukluft Park and Sossusvlei area in Namibia, taken from the Kulala Wilderness Reserve. read more
Colonel Hathi's March, Elephant Hole, Etosha, Namibia
Loic Brohard Photography | March 24th 2008 by Brohard
" Ho, the aim of our patrol - Is a question rather droll - For to march and drill - Over field and hill - Is a military goal! Is a military goal! / By the ranks or single file - Over every jungle mile - Oh we stamp and crush - Through the underbrush read more
Retrenched OFWs in Namibia refuse repatriation bid
OFW News Worldwide | March 20th 2008 by Pinoy Overseas
MANILA, Philippines - The 250 Filipino workers retrenched from a Malaysia-based textile manufacturing company in Namibia have refused to be repatriated without getting payment of their leave credits and separation pay. Online news The Namibian report read more
South Africa pulls out of Namibia’s power plant deal
Sociolingo's Africa | March 20th 2008 by sociolingo
Source: APA South Africa pulls out of Namibia’s power plant deal APA-Windhoek (Namibia) South African power utility Eskom has pulled out of negotiations to purchase 400 megawatts from a planned gas to power plant in Namibia, an official from Tull read more
Namibian consumers worry over 7.9% inflation
Sociolingo's Africa | March 20th 2008 by sociolingo
Source: APA Namibian consumers worry over 7.9% inflation APA-Windhoek (Namibia) Namibia\’s month on month inflation rose to 7.9 percent in February from 7.8 percent in January this year, with rising food prices and transport costs continuing to read more
250 Filipino textile workers in Namibia terminated
OFW News Worldwide | March 19th 2008 by Pinoy Overseas
MANILA, Philippines - About 250 Filipino workers employed at a Malaysian-owned textile factory in Namibia were expected to be repatriated to the Philippines without assurance of getting their separation pay. Ramatex Textiles Namibia, southern Africa read more
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