New Tax Office

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

New Tax Office "I , 'Ill I • , :r ~ ODAY: PRESIDENT'S PARTY * KARAKUL BOOST" TOTALi ~A RA - RA l:L:Y'* Br-inging Africa South Vol.2 No.321 SOc (GST Inc.) Monday May 13 Diamond giant offers Govtjoint owners CONSOLIDATED Diamond Mines, one of Na~ TOM MINNEY mibia's biggest companies which aims to produce a million carats of diamonds this year, has offered transfer pricing and dodging the Government part-ownership of its operations. controls. Now the company has set up a sorting office in Wind­ The proposal was put by ex­ is closely intertwined, it con­ hoek to allay such suspicions ecutive director Abel Gower trols much of the mining in· and make its operations more last month and he is still wait­ southern Africa. transparent to Government ing for a Govemment response. Mining companies have long scrutiny. Approached by The Namib­ feared nationalisation, and in Gower was reticent about ian on the Government's re­ other African countries have ·the proposals when approached sponse to the joint ownership fonned joint ownership pro­ by The Namibian. He would plans, Pennanent Secretary of posals with the Government. only say that the Botswana Mines and Energy Or Leake For example De Beers model is being considered, as Hangala said: "No comment". Botswana Mining Company, is that of Tanzania. He added CDM is the second biggest known as Debswana and the that the Government has been employer in the country, and mainstay of Botswana's econ­ expressing interest in the work­ in 1989 accounted for more omy, is owned 51 per cent by ings of the company. than one-tenth of national tax the Botswana government and 'CDM has said its on-shore income and nearly a third of 49 per cent by De Beers. mines have only another 15 the nation' s ~.port eamings, John Shaetonhodi, President years of life, and that future sutpassing all other mining of the Mineworkers' Union and mining will be from the sea­ firms. liS expected production a CDM employee at bed through De Beers Marine, this yearcouldeamRl billion. Oranjemund, said his union part ofthe South African wing, It is owned by De Beers welcomed the ru~ours ofjoint pro~ded teclmology can be Centenary, a Swiss offshoot of ownership. develqped to make this eco­ the South African De Beers Shaetonhodi said it was vi­ nomical. Consolidated Mines conglom­ tal for the Government to have CDM has fostered good links erate. De Beers has virtually a strong hand in the running of with the Government and will NAMIBIAN President Sam Nujoma yesterday celebrated his 62nd birthday with complete control of world sUch a key part of the econ­ show Mines and Energy Min­ a slap-up party in the Tintenpalast gardens, hosted by Prime Minister Hage diamond markets, running its omy. In the past CDM has been ister Andimba Toivo ja Toivo own cartel. With Anglo-Ameri­ accused of slipping diamond the sea mining operation next Geingob. Here the President gets the first taste of a beautiful cake prepared for can Corporation, with which it profits out ofNamibia through month. him by a riumber ofWindboek hotels. On the left is First Lady, Kovambo Nujoma, who helped the President slice the cake, and in the centre the President's Aide-de­ Camp. Report and more pics inside. Photograph: Gwen Lister New tax office Man dies in accidenta EXPLOSIVE specialists are investigating a mortar ·for the North shooting at Kalkfeld , explosion · that killed a Walvis Bay man and seri· ONLY five per cent of people eligible to pay tax in the ously injured another at north are actually doing so, if the Government's sums police 'confiscated at least three unlicensed . A MAN was accidentally killed in a shooting the port town on Monday are correct. But deliberate tax-dodging seems to be less accident over the weekend, while the Namib­ . firearms in Katutura. night. ian Police confiscated a number ofunIicensed Two suspects were arrested in Wanaheda, to blame than straightforward ignorance of proce­ The N amibian reported on dures. firearms in Katutura in a matter of four when police investigated a shooting incident. Tuesday that a 'mystery' ex­ hours. A .38 special revolver was confiscated at the plosion, believed to be linked For this reason a local Re­ in Windhoek. In an unfortunate incident at Kalkfeld on same time. to firearms, had rocked Wesco ceiver of Revenue office is to The office will also register Saturday, a man was killed after a rifle two In a separate incident at around the same Scrap and Salvage. be established at Ondangwa. It taxpayers according to the children were playing with went off. time, the police arrested a suspect and confis­ Walvis Bay police on is expected-to be in operation requirements of present tax Police spokeperson Sean Geyser said last cated a 8mm pistol, which was also not li­ Wednesday told Sapa that from October 1 with similar legislation. nIght that the youngsters were playing with a cenced. Kahala Higashipala, 48, an offices in other regions planiled Outofanestimate4150000 0,22 rifle when they accidentally discharged At 04hOO, the police confiscated a .38 spe­ employee at Wesco Scrap, was for the next five years. people liable to pay income it. Barendt Johannes Botha was fatally cial revolver from a car which was stopped at trying to remove the l:J.ead of a . According to the Govern­ tax inthe northern region, oniy wounded. He died on the way to hospital. the corner of Central Lane and PA De Wet 90mm mortar bomb when it ment; income and sales tax are 8 264 taxpayers are officially Further details were not avaUable late last Street. Geyser said the poUce searched the exploded, killing him and seri­ important sources of revenue registered. night. car after stopping the driver of the vehicle in ously injuring PetrusNikanor. f<lr the state but taxpayers are The Government also fore­ Yesterday, between about OOh30 to 04bOO, connection with alleged drunken driving. Two other colleagues, Petrus oftenleftinthedarkwhencon­ sees an increase in economic Simon and Mateus Erasmus, fronted with the complicated activity and trade with neigh­ were slightly injured. provisions of tax legislation. bouring countries in the re­ STRICTER BAIL CONDITIONS FOR At the time, Wesco manag­ One ofthe main functions of gion, with attendant problems ing director Anton PretOlluS the office will be to infonn and of customs and excise duties. REMAINING TREASON TRIALISTS, confinned the explosion to The educate people about tax -for . These taxes and duties will Namibian but said the police example, about the way to fill also be collected at the new See story, page 3-~~~~ had asked him not to comment intaxretums -but assessments , on the issue. will continue to be processed continued on page 2 _~_..., - ".......-----:r:;:--....,.- .- - Shipoh Up in arms over ~ ..........................~ = LIFELINE ANNUAL = = GOLF DAY . = 'maltreatment' by·~ops lie lie lie lie lie lie = SUNDAY, = after El Toro shoot -out = 02 JUNE 1991 = lie lie THE Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Works, tempted murder and deliber­ The Narnibian arrived on the .. lie Transport and Communication, Dr TituS Shipoh on ate damage to business prem­ scene. =. Calling all company golfers... = Friday claimed that he had been manhandled by mem­ ises. The Narnibian followed a bers of the Namibian Police after being wrongfully • A Namibian staffer living police vehicle to Pionierspark. You are invited to take part. ~Iie in the vicinity of the El Torp after a radio message came The competition will be enjoyable day ~ arrested. - . for all who enter: If you don't have restaurant heard the shoot-out through that an Opel Club had ~ Shipoh was identified as the as " unprofessional conduct" and was on the scene shortly left the road near Fritsche and .. golfers in your company, we have lie gunman involved in the Chi­ of members of the police force. after the gunman made his Hintrager Streets. = players willing to represent you. · ~ cago-type shoot-out at El Toro ThePe:rrnaoent Secretary said getaway. The driver of the car. the III Venue: The Country Club ,. restaurant on Thursday night. he found it difficult to under­ The outside walls were pep­ alleged gunman, reportedly ~ Fee: R4 000 for a four ball alliance .. In the inCident a man let rip stand why. apart from the po­ pered with shots. and bullets drove With his headlights off with an AK-47. spraying the licemen's "rude behaviour". rebounding from the walls had and was involved in an acci­ restaurant's e~ance with at they had never introduced hit a blue Nissan Skyline pruked dent. According to some eye­ = Tee-off-time: T~'f: advised in the ~ least 14 shots at around 23h50. themselves or explained the outside the restaurant. witnesses. he fired another ~ press ~ before racing away at high background of the incident to At least two of the shots couple of shots before running • For entry forms, telephone 22·6889 ,. speed. him. went through the restaurant's into the riverbed. and then up .. PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES .. Police apparently traced the "1 am very; very bitter about window. ripping the curtains. one of the streets. ~ •••• x ••••••••••••I ••••••••~ suspect. Matollo Ndadi. to the treatinent... ... Shipoh said. On the other side was a table. A denim jacket lay in the Shipoh's house. However. He added that what had made Fortunately no one was seated car. registration SW 40991. and Shipoh was first arrested in him more bitter was that he . there. was quickly examined by the connection with the incident had been " paraded publicly" One guest told The Narnib­ police for possible identifica­ " PEOPLE'S PRIMARY .., before the alleged culprit was to be identified as the gunman.
Recommended publications
  • Panel PASSES Bill to Scrap Petrol, Utility Price Hikes
    SUBSCRIPTION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2017 JAMADA ALAWWAL 23, 1438 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Education Trump reassures Tourism Ibrahimovic gaining supporters in shows signs rescues United, prominence campaign-style of recovery Kane nets across GCC4 fiery speech7 in39 Egypt Spurs20 treble Panel passes bill to scrap Min 05º Max 18º petrol, utility price hikes High Tide 06:53 & 17:44 Low Tide MPs urge health minister to apply reforms 00:33 & 11:42 40 PAGES NO: 17147 150 FILS By B Izzak Iraq launches assault on west Mosul KUWAIT: The National Assembly’s financial and eco- nomic affairs committee yesterday approved a draft bill calling to scrap all increases in utility charges and fuel AL-BUSEIF, Iraq: Iraqi forces seized 10 villages from prices, rapporteur of the panel MP Safaa Al-Hashem the Islamic State group yesterday, launching a said. Hashem said after reviewing nine draft laws sub- daunting operation to retake west Mosul which aid mitted by lawmakers, the committee passed a joint groups warned will put civilians in grave danger. draft law stating that increases in public charges and Advancing from several directions, the forces moved prices of commodities cannot be applied without a law towards Mosul airport, which lies just south of the from the Assembly. city, marking a new phase in Iraq’s largest military The draft law also calls for scrapping a law passed by operation in years. The Islamic State group has put the previous Assembly almost a year ago calling to raise up stiff resistance to defend Mosul, the city where its the prices of electricity and water, starting from May.
    [Show full text]
  • Pirates Make Botched Bid to Seize Kuwaiti Oil Tanker
    SUBSCRIPTION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2015 RABI ALTHANI 21, 1436 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Kuwait sounds Quartet thrash Sam Smith Ivory Coast alarm over out Ukraine triumphs finally win regional summit as Merkel with four African security3 meets Obama7 Grammy38 wins Nations20 Cup Pirates make botched bid Min 13º Max 31º to seize Kuwaiti oil tanker High Tide 03:08 & 15:38 Vessel crew foil attack in Gulf of Aden Low Tide 09:31 & 22:09 40 PAGES NO: 16429 150 FILS KUWAIT: Crew and security personnel of a Kuwaiti oil Sisi reassures Gulf tanker sailing through the Gulf of Aden have succeeded Amir meets Prince Charles in foiling a bid by pirates to take over the gigantic ves- leaders after sel. alleged audio leaks Sheikh Talal Al-Khaled Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, Chief Executive Officer of Kuwait Oil Tanker Company, told CAIRO: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi called KUNA the botched attack was launched on the tanker at the leaders of Gulf Arab states to reassure them of 20:50 on Sunday, while it was en route from the Kuwaiti strong Egyptian-Gulf ties after a leaked audio recording Al-Ahmadi port to Horizon Terminal port in Djibouti. that purports to show him and senior aides being deri- The crew members and personnel skillfully confronted sive of their rich Gulf donors. the pirates and foiled their attack, according to standard Mekameleen, a pro-Islamist TV channel that aired the security procedures. tape at the weekend, ran subtitles to identify the A squad specialized to deal with such situations was detailed conversations heard as being between Sisi and aboard the vessel and took part in combating the two of his senior staff on how to get Gulf states to fun- pirates who approached it on four boats.
    [Show full text]
  • The Namibian the Namibian Revolutionary Songs
    THE NAMIBIAN THE NAMIBIAN REVOLUTIONARY SONGS NATIONAL ANTHEM ALERT NAMIBIA SONG 1 I Alert Namibia to win Freedom In Unity and solidarity You will be born a new Namibia Free from oppression Free from exploitation 1I Sons and daughters of Namibia For too long a time we were oppressed Solid we must stand in Unity Fighting for Freedom, Freedom and Justice Chorus We shall liberate, NAMIBIA We shall liberate, NAMIBIA Our country Namibia our Motherland Namibia we love thee III Honour to the heroes of Namibia Glory to their blood and bravery We give our love and loyalty For their blood sustains us To fight till victory! IV You will be free for ever our nation Glory is to you our Namibia Alert Namibia march to Freedom With your sons and daugthers With your sons and daughters Chorus Namibia, our country Namibia, our country Namibia, Namibia our Motherland Namibia, we love thee SONG 2 I We the women of Namibia We hold the torch over Namibia To dessipate the darkness To independence x2 To dissipate the darkness On the path of guerrillas Who with determination Cross the rivers of blood To liberate Namibia To bring peace and love II We the mothers of Namibia We hold the torch over Namibia To bring light of happiness On the path of PLAN x2 Together with our Men The hold on the torch if firm The light over Namibia Is for ever burning In Namibia which is ours We will live in peace III All the women of Namibia Observe the light over Namibia Unite and be vigilant Our nation needs you x2 With the gun in our hands We salute our comradees Women of Namibia Hear the cries of your children Give them direction to freedom Namibia is ours SONG 3 1 Shafoihuna, tangi tate, yetu Ompito ndji, wetu pa nena ndji, Tu yi longe, tu yi longekidhe, Shituthi shi, sho 10 Cecember, Tu tangeni, omeme Julinda Na Kakulukadhi Mungunda Nande oya sa, tse ihatu ya dhimbwa Mekondjelo- manguluko lyetu Choir: Omeme ayehe aaNamibia Natangwe na simanekwe na sinmanekwe Oyo aatekuli yuunona Oshigwana shokomongula Tokolo lyetu alihe limwe Pamwe noomeme aaNamibia Mondjila otu na okukombamo Tu fale Nuujoma megumbo.
    [Show full text]
  • 4 March 1994
    Mercedes banned 'Noble' Minister muscles out landless poor ABIDJAN: Ivory Coast's government, keen HARARE: The first person to benefit from southeast of Harare - to enacted last year allow· Act, after Agriculture to project a new image ofausterity, has banned Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's Mangwende for five ing the State to confis- Ministry officers had purchases of Mercecles-Benz cars for minis­ "revolutionary" policy to seize white-owned years. This after the land cate land, fix its own recommended it did not and top civil servants. ters farm land for black peasant farmers, is Dr was prepared for the re­ compens~tion and deny qualify for resettleme~t "No more Merc:edes," said the headline in Witness Mangwende, the former Agriculture sett~ement of 33 peasant the owner the right to because the new owner, yesterday's official dally, Fraternite-Matln. Minister responsible for driving the families from the nearby challenge the seizure in Michael von Memerty, The decision was taken at Wednesday's controversial policy into law. overcrowded Wedza court. .'. was actively developing cabinet meeting. The government said it was communal farming area. Bath was among the the farm. He appealed part of moves to cut state expenditure after Sapa's Zimbabwe cor- l234ha cropping and The Government first 70 farms officially against the designation, January's SO per cent devaluation of the CFA respondent has estab- livestock estate with bought the farm in a designated for resettle- but was rejected. franc. - Sapa Iished the Government permanant river in the forced sale from a young ment last year in terms has leased Bath Farm - a Wedza district, l20km white farmer under laws of the Land Acquisition Cont.
    [Show full text]
  • 22 December 1989
    -- ---_.--- --':--.-..... THE STAFF OF THE NAMIBIAN WISH YOU ALL THE BEST FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR - WE'LL BE WITH YOU AGAIN ON JANUARY 8 ----- .. ~ - - Bringing Africa South. , 50c (GST Inc.) Friday December 22 Swapo President mandated by leadership to choose Cabinet team BY MARK VERBAAN - NAMIBIA NEWS SERVICE THE future president of independent Namibia, Swapo leader Sam Nujoma, took a dramatic leap into the future yesterday afternoon when he announced the formation of a "shadow cabinet" . Speaking at a press conference in first government of independent the Turnhalle building, Mr Nujoma Namibia". released details of a sixteen-post "As such, our people have been " shadow cabinet" comprised largely waiting for both the Constituent of Swapo office-bearers. Assembly and the leadership of Swapo His sudden announcement comes to take all necessary steps towards in the wake of a report tabled in the independence," the President said. Constituent Assembly yesterday, "Futhermore, the securi ty situation which revealed that all seven politi­ is not altogether good. The business cal parties in the 72-seat Assembly community and the civil service, too, had agreed on all outstanding issues have been anxiously awaiting some with regard to the writing of a indications about the policy direc­ constitution for the new independent tion of the incoming government," state. Nujoma said. The Swapo leader pointed out that He added that many people had significant progress had been made been "knocking on our door for the towards the finalisation and adop­ last five weeks trying to obtain some tion of the constitution. clues as to the policy directions" of Referring to the 435 elections which the future government.
    [Show full text]
  • REGISTRATUR AA. 3 (Enlarged and Revised Edition)
    REGISTRATUR AA. 3 (Enlarged and Revised Edition) 2 REGISTRATUR AA. 3 (Enlarged and Revised Edition) GUIDE TO THE SWAPO COLLECTION IN THE BASLER AFRIKA BIBLIOGRAPHIEN Compiled by Giorgio Miescher Published by Basler Afrika Bibliographien Namibia Resource Centre & Southern Africa Library 2006 3 © 2006 Basler Afrika Bibliographien Publisher: Basler Afrika Bibliographien P.O.Box 2037 CH 4001 Basel Switzerland http://www.baslerafrika.ch All rights reserved Printed by Typoprint (Pty) Ltd, Windhoek, Republic of Namibia ISBN 3-905141-89-2 4 List of Contents I The General Archives of the Basler Afrika Bibliographien 7 II Introduction to the enlarged and revised edition 9 Changing archiving pattern since 1994 10 Collections of SWAPO material scattered around the world 12 The BAB SWAPO collection and its institutional context 14 Researching the history of SWAPO (and the liberation struggle) 16 Sources to write the history of SWAPO and the liberation struggle 20 III How to work with this Archival Guide 22 Structure of organisation 22 Classification system of the SWAPO collection 22 List of abbreviations 24 IV Inventory AA. 3 25 before 1966 from SWAPO 27 1966 about SWAPO 28 1968 from SWAPO 29 1969 from/about SWAPO 30 1970 from/about SWAPO 32 1971 from/about SWAPO 34 1972 from/about SWAPO 37 1973 from/about SWAPO 42 1974 from/about SWAPO 45 1975 from/about SWAPO 50 1976 from/about SWAPO 56 1977 from/about SWAPO 64 1978 from/about SWAPO 72 1979 from/about SWAPO 82 1980 from/about SWAPO 88 1981 from/about SWAPO 100 1982 from/about SWAPO 113 1983 from/about
    [Show full text]
  • And Don't Be Fooled by the Final Scoreline. South Africa Were Absolutely Done in by Nigel Owens." – Mark Reason, Stuff New Zealand
    "And don't be fooled by the final scoreline. South Africa were absolutely done in by Nigel Owens." – Mark Reason, Stuff New Zealand. Volume 1, Number 7 20 September 2018 Register to receive your own free weekly newsletter at www.leopardnewsletters.co.za How Faf de Klerk is causing headaches One of the enduring memories of Saturday's game was seeing the diminutive Springbok scrumhalf take out players far bigger than himself - in one case I think it was a prop (I forget which one) that he drove backwards in the tackle. And the match stats bear that out. According to the Rugby Stats app on my smartphone, South Africa made 39 dominant tackles on Saturday while New Zealand managed only four – two each by Liam It is probable that the All Blacks will single him out Squire and Ben Smith. for special attention in the return fixture at Loftus in about ten days. For the Springboks, Faf and Pieter-Steph du Toit each made four dominant tackles while four other Will Rassie have conceived a plan by then? So far, he players (Steven Kitshoff, Frans Malherbe, Franco has considered Faf’s former Lions teammate Ross Mostert and Jesse Kriel) each made three. It’s Cronje, as well as the Blue Bulls’ Embrose Papier probably one of the few stats that the Springboks and Ivan van Zyl, none of which have been deemed dominated in the game but in a RugbyPass article, good enough to start ahead of Faf. Ben Smith has singled out Faf for special mention. It’s not as if he doesn’t have options, South Africa Describing his approach as an “NFL-style defence”, has six quality scrumhalves doing duty for clubs in Smith writes that it is causing headaches, clearly both Europe: on and off the field.
    [Show full text]
  • Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres
    OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Jonathan Ross Sale 51 Charles Piutau Bristol 48 Charles Piutau Bristol 279 Matt Symons Harlequins 48 Sione Vailanu Wasps 46 George Furbank Northampton 238 Jackson Wray Saracens 48 Daniel du Preez Sale 44 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton 227 Jonny Hill Exeter 46 Zach Mercer Bath 42 Stuart Hogg Exeter 200 Blair Cowan London Irish 45 Albert Tuisue London Irish 38 Matt Gallagher Saracens 196 Mike Williams Bath 44 Matt Gallagher Saracens 38 Ben Earl Saracens 175 Ben Earl Saracens 43 Will Skelton Saracens 36 Gabriel Ibitoye Harlequins 168 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 42 Chris Pennell Worcester 36 Tom Collins Northampton 159 Albert Tuisue London Irish 41 Jacques Vermeulen Exeter 35 Aaron Morris Harlequins 158 Tom Dunn Bath 41 George Furbank Northampton 34 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 152 Calum Green Leicester 40 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 33 Alex Lewington Saracens 148 Nick Isiekwe Saracens 39 Sam Hill Exeter 33 Nathan Hughes Bristol 147 Will Skelton Saracens 38 Ben Earl Saracens 32 Sione Vailanu Wasps 140 Tom Woolstencroft Saracens 38 Tom Marshall Gloucester 32 Chris Pennell Worcester 131 Charlie Ewels Bath 38 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton 31 Ben Loader London Irish 130 Alex Moon Northampton 37 Nathan Hughes Bristol 31 Alex Cuthbert Exeter 127 Nizaam Carr Wasps 37 Sam Simmonds Exeter 31 Semesa Rokoduguni Bath 125 Jacques Vermeulen Exeter 37 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 31 Simon Hammersley Sale 122 James Gaskell Wasps 36 Jonny Hill Exeter 30 Tom Marshall
    [Show full text]
  • Constitution of Namibia
    This publication contains: the full text of the Constitution of Namibia including its three amending acts and amendment annotations; the musical notes and lyrics of the Namibian National Anthem and the lyrics of the Anthem of the African Union; information on Namibia’s National Flag, other state fl ags, the National Coat of Arms and the National Seal; the texts of UN Resolution 435 and the 1982 Constitutional Principles; explanatory notes on some controversial parts of the Constitution, such as land The Constitution of the Republic Namibia expropriation, the death penalty and affi rmative action. The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) has worked in Namibia for almost 30 years for the free and peaceful promotion of democracy, with freedom, justice The Constitution of the and solidarity as the basic principles underlying our work. We support people to live self-determined lives in freedom and dignity, and encourage them to lend a hand in shaping the future along these lines. Republic of Namibia Through the publication of this annotated edition of the Namibian Constitution, KAS would like to promote Namibian citizens’ knowledge and awareness of (Annotated Edition) of their basic democratic rights and duties. We hope that in this way a kind of ‘constitutional patriotism’ can develop that will empower us to master the challenges of our society in the spirit of solidarity and justice while respecting democratic rules. The Namibia Scientifi c Society was founded in 1925 as a forum for scientists and researchers in the country, with the objective of providing the Namibian population with access to knowledge and information.
    [Show full text]
  • Universidade Federal Fluminense Departamento De Ciência Política Programa De Pós-Graduação Em Ciência Política
    UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL FLUMINENSE DEPARTAMENTO DE CIÊNCIA POLÍTICA PROGRAMA DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO EM CIÊNCIA POLÍTICA DOUTORADO EM CIÊNCIA POLÍTICA ALVARO AUGUSTO DIAS MONTEIRO COOPERAÇÃO NAVAL E A SEGURANÇA MARÍTIMA DO ATLÂNTICO SUL. O CASO DO ACORDO DE COOPERAÇÃO NAVAL BRASIL – NAMÍBIA. (1994/2010) NITERÓI, RJ 2017 M775 Monteiro, Alvaro Augusto Dias. Cooperação naval e a segurança marítima do Atlântico Sul. O caso do acordo de cooperação Brasil-Namíbia (1994/2010) / Alvaro Augusto Dias Monteiro. – 2017. 238 f. Orientador: Eurico de Lima Figueiredo. Tese (Doutorado em Ciência Política) – Universidade Federal Fluminense. Departamento de Ciência Política, 2017. Bibliografia: f. 218-238. 1. Brasil. 2. Namíbia. 3. Oceano Atlântico Sul. 4. Política externa. 5. Defesa. 6. Segurança internacional. I. Figueiredo, Eurico de Lima. II. Universidade Federal Fluminense. Departamento de Ciência Política. III. Título. ALVARO AUGUSTO DIAS MONTEIRO COOPERAÇÃO NAVAL E A SEGURANÇA MARÍTIMA DO ATLÂNTICO SUL. O CASO DO ACORDO DE COOPERAÇÃO NAVAL BRASIL – NAMÍBIA (1994/2010) Tese apresentada ao Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciência Política (PPGCP) da Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) como requisito parcial para obtenção do título de Doutor em Ciência Política, na área de Estudos Estratégicos Orientador: EURICO DE LIMA FIGUEIREDO NITERÓI, RJ 2017 ALVARO AUGUSTO DIAS MONTEIRO COOPERAÇÃO NAVAL E A SEGURANÇA MARÍTIMA DO ATLÂNTICO SUL. O CASO DO ACORDO DE COOPERAÇÃO NAVAL BRASIL – NAMÍBIA (1994/2010) Tese apresentada ao Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciência Política (PPGCP) da Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) como requisito parcial para obtenção do título de Doutor em Ciência Política, na área de Estudos Estratégicos Data de aprovação: 22 de setembro de 2010 BANCA EXAMINADORA _____________________________________________________________________ Prof.
    [Show full text]
  • 31 January 1986
    other prices on page PolitBuro reshuffle -linked to Namibia leadership changes SWAP 0 CONGRESS-CALL BY GWEN LISTER TilE SWAPO NATIONAL EXECUTIVE meets this weekend in Windhoek~to decide whether a Congress should be held to,,-elect new leadership. Following on the -heels of a Politburo reshuffle abroad, local Swapo leaders are faced with a choice -- on the manner in which to fill vacancies in the Executive Committ~, which have a~n as a result of people leav­ ing the country. The last Swapo Congress in Namibia was held in Walvis Bay in 1976, and since that time, vacancies in the Executive Commit­ tee have been filled by co-opted members. There is however, a strong feeling in Swapo Youth League ranks that a full Congress should be held in order to elect the leadership. But in terms of the Prohibition and Notification of Meetings Act, such a Swapo Congress would be 'illegal'. The meeting of the National Ex­ Secretary. ecutive coincides. with ihe recent The main item qn the agenda of ' , the Executive Committee this weekendi~ the election of new office­ bearers in order to fill vacancies which have arisen in the Legal Affairs -and Publicity and Information portfolios. ' The Legal Arfairs position has been open since Ms ' ,Lucia Hamutenya left the country some POLICE MOVED IN and stopped a Swapo restival to commemorate the International Year years ago, and the vacancy in Infor­ of Peace in Katutura over the weekend. r mation andPublicityis as a result of Full story inside. Pictures by John Liebenberg. the departure of Mr Philip Tjerije, who went to study abroad.
    [Show full text]
  • Sonny Bill Williams LNR Un Rouge Qui Fait Jaser Boudjellal 2 Et 3Et Marti Plébiscités 22
    2,20 € DU 3 AU 9 JUILLET 2017 Midi Olympique N° 5397 - Espagne 2,20€ - Polynésie - 700 XPF - Suisse 3,50 CHF - Canada 4,99 CAD - Belgique 2,30€ - - Italie : 2,50€ Sonny Bill Williams LNR Un rouge qui fait jaser Boudjellal 2 et 3et Marti plébiscités 22 Lundi Revue de l’élite Murimurivalu, roi des arrières Le cœur 6 et 7 des Lions VAINQUEURS DES ALL BLACKS À WELLINGTON (24 - 21), OWEN FARRELL ET LES LIONS RESTENT EN COURSE POUR REMPORTER LA SÉRIE DE TESTS. SAMEDI, L’ULTIME RENDEZ-VOUS SERA DÉCISIF ! 2 à 5 Saga des clubs Brive, Lyon, Carcassonne et Vannes 8 à 15 Ils sont champions Hyères, Toulon, Tournefeuille et Perpignan 17 et 18 2,20 € E 3’:HIKKRA=^UWWUW:?p@d@j@r@aM 00709 - 5397 - F: 2,20 "; O $' ) )) #& ( " ## ( (& # (#&" !(" !"& ( & ( "# ( &(& (&" # #& ## &""# &"" ' 2 LUNDI 3 JUILLET 2017 - MIDI OLYMPIQUE À la Une Sonny Bill Williams QUEL QUE SOIT LE CONTEXTE, QUELLE QUE SOIT L’ÉPOQUE OU LE MATCH, SONNY BILL WILLIAMS EST INVARIABLEMENT LE CENTRE DE TOUTES LES CONVERSATIONS, LE CARREFOUR DE TOUS LES REGARDS. SOUVENT PARCE QU’IL EXCELLE. PARFOIS PARCE QUE L’UN Éditorial DE SES PLAQUAGES MÉRITE UNE SANCTION EXEMPLAIRE. EN DEVENANT SAMEDI SOIR LE PREMIER ALL BLACK À ÊTRE EXPULSÉ D’UN TEST-MATCH DEPUIS 1967, SBW N’A DÉCIDÉMENT PAS FINI DE FAIRE PARLER DE LUI… Jacques VERDIER [email protected] Principes ROUGE, IMPAIR d’éducation vez-vous lu le très beau reportage de Marc Duzan, dans notre édi- tion de vendredi dernier, sur la « All ET PASSE Blacks factory » ? On y professe Ades choses ahurissantes : « La dé- couverte du rugby pour les enfants doit être un coup de foudre », y suggère-t-on.
    [Show full text]