2015-02-02 Namibia Health

Business Recorder   

Ebola-hit Liberia delays school reopening   
Business Recorder
image MONROVIA: Liberia's education ministry said on Sunday it had postponed by two weeks the reopening of the country's schools, which were closed six months ago to limit the spread of the Ebola virus. Classes had been set to resume on Monday, but ...

2015-02-02 Namibia Science

Zee News   

Urban heatwaves getting worse, study confirms   
Business Recorder
Urban heatwaves have become more frequent over the last 40 years, scientists reported on January 30. A weather database of cities around the world reveals "significant" increases in periods of extremely hot days and falls in the number of cold days, they ...

2015-02-02 Namibia Sports

Irish Independent   

Paul Lambert infuriated by Villa's meek capitulation   
Irish Independent
Matt Law. Published 02/02/2015 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Aston Villa's Scottish manager Paul Lambert gestures from the touchline during the English Premier League football match between Arsenal and Aston Villa at ...

2015-02-02 Namibia Entertainment

TechCentral   

Namibia begins analogue TV switch-off   
TechCentral
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation has introduced its first phase of switching off analogue viewing and moving towards digital. Added by Sapa Reporter on 1 February 2015. Saved under International, News ...

2015-02-02 Namibia Technology

Telegraph.co.uk   

Pirate Bay, popular site for pirated downloads, is back online   
Firstpost
The popular file-sharing site, The Pirate Bay, is back online almost seven weeks after it was taken down by Swedish police. The Swedish police had seized its servers and computers from a server room in Stockholm last year in December. It has been the site's ...

2015-02-02 Namibia Business

THE BUSINESS TIMES   

Greek finance minister in London seeking support for debt deal   
THE BUSINESS TIMES
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis was Monday set for talks with his British counterpart as he seeks to build support for a renegotiation of his country's 240-billion-euro (US$270-billion) bailout in the face of German opposition. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG.
France stands firm, says 'no question' of annulling Greece's debt   Firstpost
Greek FM Varoufakis: Time for Greece to go 'cold turkey'   Deutsche Welle
We won't seek any more loans, says Greek finance minister   Irish Independent
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National Monitor   

Asian Shares Weak as China Falls After US GDP Disappoints   
Wall Street Journal
HONG KONG—China shares fell on the latest sign of weak manufacturing activity in that country, while concerns about global growth kept pressure on markets elsewhere in the region. The Shanghai Composite Index fell more than 2% while Hong Kong's ...

2015-02-02 Namibia World

Hamilton Spectator   

Egypt deports Australian, Canadian near release?   
Hamilton Spectator
Al-Jazeera journalists Baher Mohamed, left, Mohammed Fahmy and Peter Greste appear in court in Cairo last March. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. By Sarah El Deeb. CAIRO — Al-Jazeera English reporter Peter Greste left Egypt on Sunday ...

2015-02-02 Namibia Africa

The Nation Newspaper   

Police get 2564 vehicles   
The Nation Newspaper
The Federal Government has procured over 2,564 vehicles for the police as part of the facilities needed for the general elections. Vice President Namadi Sambo, who launched the vehicles in Abuja yesterday, said the procurement was part of the ...

2015-02-02 Namibia Namibia

BBC News   

UHW doctors helping Namibian mothers   
BBC News
A team of doctors from the University Hospital of Wales are trying to make childbirth safer in Namibia to ensure fewer mothers and babies die. Mothers in the sub-Saharan African country are 17 times more likely to die as they give birth than those in Wales.

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