NAMIBIA rectified chart

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This is the rectified chart of:

 

NAMIBIA

Mar 21, 1990 

12:00 AM -02:00 EET

Windhoek

Longitude: 17E06 Latitude: 22S34

Lahiri Ayanamsha: 23:43

Current Period: MO/MO/ME

 

Planet Deg   Sign  Speed    

SA   Nakshatra Lord

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Asc    02:15

Sag                  Mula       Ke

Sun    06:18 Pis 

-29:00:22  ST   U.Bhadra   Sa

Moon   21:09 Sag 

+12:30:04  FM   P.Shadya   Ve

Mars   13:08 Cap 

+00:44:35  ST   Shravana  

Mo

Merc   08:05 Pis 

+01:59:51  CM   U.Bhadra   Sa

Jupt   08:01 Gem 

+00:04:33  ST   Ardra      Ra

Ven    20:12 Cap 

+00:54:47  WK   Shravana  

Mo

Sat    00:00 Cap 

+00:04:08  WK   U.Shadya   Su

Rahu   21:49 Cap 

+00:01:15  FM   Shravana  

Mo

Ketu   21:49 Can 

+00:01:15  FM   Aslesha    Me

 

True Node  365.25 Day Year -

Internet Time: 958 beats

Day: Wednesday  Sunrise: 6:57

AM

Tithi:  Krishna Navami

Yoga Pt: 0:47 Pi  Yogi:Ju  AviYogi:Su 

Dup Yogi: Ju

Dagha Rashis:

Leo Sco

 

Rashi Chart

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*    *   SA 00:00    *           *               *    *   

*      * MA 13:08  *              

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*        VE 20:12*                  

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*        RA 21:49      AS 02:15       

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*            * 9       MO 21:09          * 7          *   

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Navamsha

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Some of the events used in the rectification:

 

Disaster Date Killed

Epidemic Jan-2001 134

Epidemic Sep-2000 14

Flood 12-May-2003 2

Drought 23-Apr-1992 0

Drought Nov-1992 0

Drought Aug-1995 0

Drought Jan-1999 0

Flood Feb-2000 0

 

Disaster Date Affected

Drought 2003 642,539

Drought Jan-2002 345,000

Drought 23-Apr-1992 250,000

Drought Aug-1995 163,200

Drought Jan-1999 25,000

Flood Feb-2004 20,000

Epidemic Jan-2001 12,098

Flood 12-May-2003 12,000

Flood Feb-2000 5,000

Flood Jan-2004 5,000

 

Disaster Date Killed

Transport Accident 1-Mar-1991 20

Transport Accident 7-Jun-2002 19

 

date type reg. operator fat. location kind

26-JUN-2003 Cessna 208

V5-CAS Comav Aviation 4 Namibia A1

26-DEC-2002 Boeing 737 D2-TBD TAAG 0 Namibia I2

 

1990        Mar 20, Namibia became an independent

nation, marking the end of 75 years of South African rule. The South African

colony gained independence after 25 years of guerrilla war. Namibians began

petitioning the U.N. as early as 1947, developing political parties, most

notably SWAPO (South West Africa People‘s Organization) to voice

opposition to South African rule. Armed resistance to South African rule began

in earnest in the 1970s and continued into the 1980s, which combined with

drought and other factors, contributed to an overwhelming drain to South

Africa‘s economy. The UN Security Council eventually demanded

independence for Namibia, but transition elections were not agreed to

by South

Africa

until December 1988 after a military disaster involving Angola. The UN Transition

Assistance Group (UNTAG) started work in April 1989 with elections giving SWAPO

57% of the vote. On March 21 of the following year, the South African flag was

lowered and the Namibian flag raised in Namibia‘s National Stadium.

 

1994        In the elections SWAPO won over 72% of

the vote.

   

c1995        Pres. Nujoma began to allocate about $3

million a year to buy land from white farmers for black resettlement. By 2000

370,500 acres were purchased and 14,000 blacks resettled.

 

1997        Jun 19, In Zimbabwe delegates to the UN

Convention on Int’l. Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) approved the

applications by Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana to sell an annual

quota of their collective ivory stockpile, but only to Japan. Trade in ivory was

shut down in 1989 due to extensive poaching.

 

1997        Jul, Armed police were sent to break up

a meeting between elders of the Himba tribe and their lawyers. They were

discussing a challenge a government proposed dam proposal.

 

1997        Jun 19, In Zimbabwe delegates to the UN

Convention on Int’l. Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) approved the

applications by Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana to sell an annual

quota of their collective 55 tons of ivory stockpile, but only to Japan. Trade in ivory was

shut down in 1989 due to extensive poaching.

  

1998        Aug 26, In Congo Rwandan-backed rebels

attempted an assault on Kinshasa but were held off

by government soldiers and troops from Zimbabwe and Namibia.

 

1998        Aug 27, In Congo Unita forces from Angola joined the rebels,

while forces from Namibia fought for Kabila’s

regime.

 

1998        Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, chairman of the

African body “Organ on Politics, Defence and Security,” joined with

Namibia and Angola in a war of plunder

in Congo.

 

1999        Feb 10, A UN panel eased a trade ban on

ivory. It allowed Namibia and Zimbabwe to sell nearly 34

tons to Japan.

 

1999        Apr 9, Some 13.6 tons of elephant tusks

were sold at auction to Japanese buyers at the first legal sale since a 1989

int'l. ban on the sale

of ivory.

  

1999        Aug 2, In Namibia separatist rebels

for the independence of the Caprivi border area attacked the town of Katima Mulilo and 16 people were

killed. Pres. Sam Nujoma later blamed the Caprivi Liberation Army and accused

from opposition leader Mishake Muyongo of being behind the revolt.

  

2000        Jan 4, In Namibia gunmen attacked a

family of French tourists, killed 3 children and wounded the parents. Unita

rebels were blamed.

  

2000        May, Some 4,000 white Namibians farmed

90 million acres, 44% of the country. Another 400 whites owned 7.5 million

acres. About 1 million blacks had access to 83 million acres of communal land.

   

2001        Sep 2, Namibia confirmed that it

had pulled all its troops from all of Congo except the capital. Uganda said it had pulled

6 of 10 battalions.

   

2003        Jul 5, Police in Namibia reported the recent

death of N!xau, the diminutive bushman catapulted to international stardom in

the film " The Gods Must Be Crazy " — he was thought to be about

59 years old.

   

2003         Dec 29, Frustrated with the government's stalled land

reform program, impoverished black farmers and laborers warned that come

January they will start invading the country's mostly white-owned

commercial farms.

  

2004        Apr 21, President Sam Nujoma assured

Namibians that a land expropriation program would be conducted in a legal and

orderly manner.

 

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satva

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jorge Angelino

 

 

Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica

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2925-598 Azeitão

Portugal

 

 

 

 

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