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www.informante.web.na • 061-275 4700 Find us on Your Community NEWSPAPER • 24 January - 30 January 2019 • Edition # 662 Several outstanding cases solved during search for armed robbers DRAGNET OPERATION UNCOVERS CRIME NEST IN OMARURU THE reign of terror of a robbery syndicate that victims with a knife to hand operated with impunity in Omaruru and the over their valuable possessions.” Both the suspects were surrounding areas came to an abrupt end when remanded in custody after their concentrated efforts of a special police operation first appearance in the Omaruru broke the back of the gang that targeted vulnera- Magistrate’s Court on charges ble elderly people and foreign visitors. including armed robbery and theft. Niël Terblanché armed raids were recovered The initial arrest of Hangula by investigating officer, but in Otjiwarongo also led investi- other items like firearms found gators to the 42-year-old Joseph he operation by a special in possession of the suspects Shikongo and Simon Nelundu Ttask force comprised of var- pointed to other older cases Shilongo, 41. Deputy Commis- ious different units and subdivi- under investigation. sioner Iikuyu said the suspects sions of the Namibian Police in According to Erongo Re- were linked to another incident the Erongo Region and entailed gional Crime Investigations where they robbed a man at the a door-to-door search. The Coordinator, Deputy Com- Okakombo small holding on hunt for the robbers and stolen missioner Erastus Iikuyu, the the outskirts of Omaruru. goods not only uncovered a first success came when one “Most of stolen items were criminal stronghold hidden in member of a group of robbers, recovered, which included a plain sight but also solved pre- the 39-year-old Petrus Hangula, revolver that was used in the vious robbery and theft cases was arrested in Otjiwarongo commissioning of the recent still under investigation. with a stolen cellphone in his spate of armed robberies in Five suspects linked to a spree possession. Omaruru but also to another of home invasions and armed The arrest led investigators to robbery a while ago. Shilongo robberies perpetrated on mostly two brothers that were linked was also charged with this elderly wealthy residents and to two robbery incidents at the REIGN OF TERROR: Hendrik Afrikaner and his brother Martin Shun Afrikaner in police custody after separate case,” he said. foreign tourists at accommo- Erongo Wilderness Lodge. their reign of terror came to an abrupt end in Omaruru last week. Photos: Contributed He further noted that the dation establishments since the “After the series of armed rob- search for the armed robbers start of January were arrested beries were reported at Omaru- of Police Officers from different Police Reservists to assist with recover the stolen items,” he and the goods that they have last week. Some of the goods ru, the Regional Commander Units and Sub-Divisions within the investigations and to search explained. plundered also led to the arrest pillaged during the recent sent a special team comprising the Region joined by Omaruru for possible suspects and to He said the special task force of five other people who were team successfully solved three found in possession of illicit armed robbery cases by arrest- drugs in and around Omaru- ing five suspects and recover- ru and even as far away as ing most of the stolen items. Omatjete “The team also arrested “A total of ten suspects were another five suspects; two for arrested since last Tuesday and possessions of cannabis and most of the stolen properties Mandrax, one for grabbing a were recovered including one cellphone from a woman and firearm, which was used in the one found in possession of sus- commissioning of one of the pected stolen properties, which house breakings. With the ex- the team later discovered were ception of some of the suspect- items stolen during a house- ed drug dealers, all the robbery breaking incident in Karibib a suspects have already appeared few weeks ago,” said Iikuyu, in court,” Iikuyu said. adding “The first two suspects, Deputy Commissioner Iikuyu the 32-year-old Hendrik Afri- said the community of Omaru- kaner and his brother, Martin ru and the team of local police Shun Afrikaner, 26, allegedly reservists played a significant cut open the tent of French role in the eventual arrest of all STOLEN GOODS: Evidence of the Afrikaner brothers crimes that were recovered by investigators on display. Photos: Contributed tourists and then threatened the the suspects. ALL N$9.99 N$9.99 FOR Carrot Cucumber Each 750g English UNDER Bag Each 25/01/2019 - 27/01/2019 99 WEEKEND VALUE! N$8. Rhodes Baked Beans N$ Each in Tomato Sauce Valid10 at all SHOPRITE outlets, while stocks last. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 2 NEWS 24 January - 30 January 2019 Toy gun used in crime ACC boss testifies in SWAKOPMUND N$ 55.3 m fraud case CHILD RAPIST GETS 30 YEARS SEVEN years later, justice has finally prevailed for a Swakopmund family whose ten-year-old girl was raped in the presence of her brother. Eba Kandovazu

The convict, Immanuel Nowoseb, lured the victim, now 18, into his IN THE HOT SEAT: Paulus Noa. Photo: Contributed house with her then three-year-old brother. Eba Kandovazu Noa, however, told Judge Christie While there, he threatened her with Liebenberg that there is no clause a toy gun to her head in the presence in the ACC Act that compels him to THE Anti-Corruption Commission of her brother before proceeding to PEDOPHILE: Swakopmund magistrate’s court. Photo: Contributed specify what crime the ACC is investi- rape her. Nowoseb knew the children (ACC) Director-General, Paulus Noa gating to witnesses. According to him, because they attended the same serve 15 years and for the threatening withdrawal of lawyers. In total, Now- last week took to the stand in the high the witnesses were also not treated as church. charge, Magistrate Gaynor Poulton oseb, has had eight lawyers. At the court to testify on the legality of sum- suspects when they were approached. Nowaseb, 36, will now serve at ordered that he serves 15 years. The end of his trial, Nowaseb represented mons he issued to witnesses in a fraud Officials from MTC, Bank Wind- least 15 years in prison following two sentences will run concurrently. himself. case involving former Public Service hoek, Standard bank and Home Affairs yesterday’s sentence. The case has been dragging on for Prosecutor Dalon Quickfall repre- Commissioner, Tekla Lamek. were summoned. Namandje, who For the rape charge, Nowaseb will a number of reasons, including the sented the state in the matter. This follows Sisa Namandje’s represents the three accused, added challenge that the summons issued to that the ACC’s move was an intrusion various state witnesses who worked in of privacy, with no legal grounds. the banking sector were not legal. As The trio is accused of defrauding the NANSO campaigns for free university registration such, an investigation into Lamek, her finance ministry. co-accused Kongo Mokaxwa and Chi- It is alleged that the ministry bought nese businessman, Yang Fan’s private security scanning equipment in the Aili Iilonga education campaign will be an op- we have not received anything di- banking affairs was launched. portunity to call for the abolishment rected to us,” said Gerry Munyama, amount of N$53.3 million. The price Namandje’s argument is that the wit- was inflated to make it possible for the of registration fees, application fees IUM Director of Marketing, Com- nesses were not informed on what was National Student Or- and to ensure that every eligible munications & Public Relations. manufacturer, Yang, to pay a commis- ganisation (NANSO) has called on being investigated before they provid- sion of N$12.8 million to a company student has access to education and Students who spoke to Informante ed information to ACC investigators. government to abolish registration funding,” she said. admitted that registration fees do owned by Lamek and Mokaxwa. fees at public universities as the or- Universities like the International hinder them from taking further ganisation believes that it shuts poor University of Management (IUM) education opportunities, especially students out of the tertiary education have acknowledged concerns over during the current economic crisis. sector. student fees, but said the university “Of course we would like it if Nanso president, Ester Simon, could not give an adequate response there were no registration fees to be Three struck by lightning noted that they plan to take the on the issue until a formal letter was paid. That in itself will be welcomed matter up with government, as received. by many of the students who strug- in Ohangwena well as the private sector, as part of “We take note of their concern for gle to pay registration fees, especial- Placido Hilukilwa for treatment but were discharged their recently launched ‘access to broader access to education, as well ly in January,” said Esmerlda Boois, afterwards. education’ campaign. “The access to as in maintaining their relevancy but a student from UNAM said. The chairman of the Oukwanyama THREE more people were struck by Traditional Authority, senior tradi- lightning in an area of the Ohang- tional councillor, who is himself a wena Region, which is proving to be resident of the Etomba village, said lightning-prone. that the deceased had just opened Boy dies in freak accident The 38-year-old Yoolokeni Andre- her sheeben and was preparing to as died instantly while two of her approach the dumpsite. attend to her patrons when lightning Staff Reporter sheeben patrons were injured when He reportedly missed the handle struck, killing her and injuring two the trio was struck by lightning in and fell to the ground, leading to the patrons. the Etomba village Friday afternoon. AN eleven-year-old boy from Otji- fatal accident. Etomba borders the Oshandi vil- warongo instantly died on Tuesday According to police spokesper- lage where the 20-year-old Filippus The boy, identified as Petrus Kapu- son, Abner Kaume Itumba, the two when a disposal truck ran over him. Josia Nghinamwami was killed by ka’s next of kin have been informed. survivors were taken to hospital It is alleged that the boy tried to Maureen Mbeha of the Otjozondju- TRAGEDY: Maureen Mbeha lightning earlier this month. climb on the truck when he saw it pa region confirmed. Photo: Contributed 24 January - 30 January 2019 NEWS 3 Oshana police under spotlight for failing assault victim COPS ACCUSED OF MISHANDLING SUSPECT THE Namibian police in the is allegedly refusing to register a case of assault take its course. “One can’t be beaten, handcuffed, after a 26-year-old resident of Oshakati was brutalized by law enforcement agents who ar- have a plastic tied over their head rested him last week in connection with theft. without any repercussion for the attackers. Those who did this to me Maria David “They questioned me and I told them referred back to the police station to must be dealt with according to the that I know nothing about the alleged open a case. law,” he said. crime, but they insisted that I was He went to the Ongwediva charge Approached for comment, Oshana homas Katana Ntyayla was picked involved and that I was not telling the office but police officers on duty -al Regional Crime Investigations Coor- Tup by five police officers from his truth. They handcuffed me and started legedly denied him the right to open dinator, Deputy Commissioner Hilya room in the Oneshila location of Os- beating and kicking me in the stomach a criminal case. He then went to the Haipumbu said that she was not aware hakati at around 04:00 and taken to the after putting a plastic bag over my Oshakati charge office where police of the matter. police station where he was detained head,” he said. officers also refused to assist him. She, however, explained that police until 08:00 until officers returned to Ntyayla continued: “After assaulting “I don’t know why, but it is perhaps officers have no right to refuse anyone interrogate him. me, they left me at the police station because the criminal case I wanted to a chance to open a case. Ntyayla, who is a taxi driver, said and went to search my room in my register was against their colleagues,” “He was supposed to at least ap- in an interview that he was arrested absence and without a search warrant. he said. proach the station commander or the by police officers who accused him Hours later they released me.” Ntyayla said that all he wants now Internal Investigations Department, of involvement in the alleged theft of He said that after his release, he went is to open a criminal case against rather than reporting the matter to the ASSAULTED: Thomas Katana Ntyayla. N$170 000. to the hospital for treatment, but was his assailants so that the law could media,” she said. Photo: Contributed OTC delivers on land servicing Maria David aim is to provide exceptional houses vice land, Iiyambo noted that the to the residents of Oshakati. process also leaves council with Iiyambo explained that when land challenges, of which the main one THE Oshakati town council has is serviced and available for the is the financing of all their projects. serviced a total of 4 319 residential construction of houses, they expect This includes bulk electrical supply plots, following the National Mas- it to move at a fast pace so that the to the new developments, funds to sive Urban Land Servicing Project. houses are occupied immediately to continue with major land servicing More are expected to be completed avoid any vandalism and also ensure projects and expansion of oxidation soon. development in the town. ponds to accommodate the develop- The Council has also commenced Despite all the efforts to ser- ments. with the servicing of Onawa recep- tion, which will consist of 3 000 ervens and will cater for low income earners. According to Town council spokesperson Katarina Kamari, the town has so far serviced 2 250 ervens in Ekuku, 1 860 in Ehenye and 209 in Extension 16. Oshakati Mayor Angelus Iiyambo stated that as a nation, Namibia is still confronted with the challenges of backlog in the supply of serviced residential land, as well as decent and affordable housing in urban areas. FIGHTING BACK: Doctors in court following evaluation exams. Photo: Contributed “Oshakati Town Council with its determined leadership, is challenged to prove its mandate of service de- livery, in terms of availing serviced Foreign trained doctors, land for construction,” said Iiyambo. According to him, they will medical council brawl continue to service more land so that entities in the house develop- ment sector will be able to construct HOUSING AT THE FOREFRONT: The Mayor of Oshakati Angelus Iiyambo. in court today houses for residents. The ultimate Photo: Contributed Eba Kandovazu Deputy Judge President Hosea Angula has in the meantime post- poned the hearing to 15 February. The OVER two hundred foreign trained students are claiming that the exam medical doctors will gather at the high structure has been changed from 100 court this morning for a case manage- to 300 multiple choice questions while ment appearance in a lawsuit matter the duration period of three hours against the medical council and the remained unchanged. This, accord- dental council of Namibia. ing to them, is an unfair and illegal They will further be applying for procedure. a joinder application to allow other The listed respondents include the medical graduates to join the case in health minister. which they are seeking to stop a pre- The students are further alleging that internship evaluation of their knowl- they were forced to write the exam a edge and skills. day before it was initially supposed The test was initially scheduled for to be written, rendering them under Monday, but was pushed to February prepared. 21. In November last year, 240 medical The students equally argued in their graduates wrote the first evaluation founding affidavit that they were given test, which saw all but two students a 16 days-notice of the examination, failing. instead of the usual 30 days.

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For the past 7 years, Sylvia Ndemoongela, 65, has been making a living collecting camelthorn seeds and selling them to farm- ers for N$50 per sack along the Okahandja highway. “I worked at a garden for years and the garden closed down, so I was left jobless and I needed to generate money to pay for my seven children’s school fees. I decided to collect the camelthorn seeds and to start selling them and the sales are so good that I could continue putting bread on the table,” said Ndemoongela. She added that her children are now grown and can take care of themselves, but that she decided to continue selling the seeds to feed herself. On a good business day, said Ndemoongela, she can make as much as N$500. During the dry season, fallen flowers and pods are eaten by livestock such as cattle, donkeys and goats. According to a study, the pods are highly nutritious and are collected in commercial and communal areas to feed domestic stock in times of drought. The straight, paired-thorns, protect the trees PENSIONER: Showing her growing business near the Okahandja Highway. Photo: Marthina K. Mutanga from over-browsing. Ohangwena mourns war veteran Nambundunga Maria David tion struggle, Minister of Safety and always pay their respect to those that 1975. After his basic training, he the NDF in various capacities such as Security, Charles Namoloh, described fought for the liberation struggle and formed part of the first intake of train- Deputy Army Commander in 1996, the late Nambundunga as a true hero the work they have done towards the ees at Kongwa in Tanzania. He was Chief of Staff Personal 1997, NDF MOURNERS yesterday gathered at of the liberation struggle who use to freedom of the nation. selected to become a Military Instruc- Chief of Staff in 2000, Army Com- to pay their respect to the late supply all People’s Liberation Army Speaking during the ceremony, tor at Kongwa. He rose through the mander from 2005 to2008 and Acting Major General, Peter Nambundunga. of Namibia (PLAN) fighters with food Ohangwena governor, Usko Nghaam- ranks of the PLAN and was eventu- Chief of Defence Force 2009 to 2011 Nambundunga died at the Medipark and weapons for battlefield. wa, described the late Nambundunga ally appointed Chief of Logistics and before retiring from the Force. Private Hospital in Ongwediva on 14 “We survived at the grace of God. as a teacher who always went an extra member of the Military Council. His second memorial service will be January. We should also honour the fallen plan mile. He was inducted in the Namibian held at his home village of Onesi in He was 72-years-old. Speaking on fighters,” said Namoloh. According to Nghaamwa, Nam- Defence Force (NDF) with the rank the Omusati Region on Friday. behalf of the veterans of the libera- Namoloh called on Namibians to bundunga joined the council on 1 of a colonel and was appointed Chief He will be laid to rest on Saturday March 2014 as a special advisor to the of Staff for Logistics. Nambundunga at the Omugulugombashe in the same Governor. He was reinstalled on 30 served the Ministry of Defence and region. April 2017. “Nambundunga was a true veteran and a great advisor to the youth in the region that have dropped out of school and are unemployed,” said Nghaamwa. He noted that Nambundunga hated racism and tribalism as he believed that it only destroys the country instead of building the nation. His elder sister, Ndasilwohenda Nambundunga, told mourners that her late brother was a source of advice and financial support to their family. Nambundunga left the country in 1974 to join the liberation GOOD BYE: Mourners gathered at ELCN church to pay their last tribute to Late struggle, and received his basic Peter Nambundunga. Photo contributed military training at Cassapa in 24 January - 30 January 2019 NEWS 5 Names withdrawn from local authority list RECALLED COUNCILLORS ‘MISTAKENLY’ VOTED OPPOSITION THE two recalled councillors of the Karasburg Regional recall the two councillors was a dis- council, who allegedly nominated leaders of the opposition cipline and deterrence measurement, so as to prevent others from doing the party into the management committee at the municipality, same. said that they did so by mistake. “The damage is already done. We did not suspend them because we un- derstand their explanation. However, Eba Kandovazu agement committee of the Karasburg it is not their first time to participate in municipality. such a nomination so we cannot accept “It was an honest mistake. We were this because they know and understand enry Markus and Annemarrie just confused and did not clearly the procedures,” Mumbala added. HVries were earlier this week understand the instructions we got. My Vries declined to comment on the served with letters stating that they Swapo membership was not revoked matter. are being withdrawn from the local and for that I am grateful. I have no Karasburg East regional councillor authority councillor party list. This, intention of joining other parties. I am Dennis Coetzee condemned the duo’s according to Swapo Karas Region still illegible for other positions within behaviour, stating that Swapo’s consti- coordinator Mathew Mumbala, is the party. I am 100% Swapo. I was tution is clear. because the duo violated the party’s born and raised in Swapo,” Markus The council has seven councillors, constitution by nominating members told Informanté. five of whom are Swapo members and POLITICS: SWAPO Karas Regional Coordinator, Mathew Mumbala. from an opposition party to the man- Mumbala said that the decision to two from the PDM. Photo: Contributed Early retirement APP recruits talks on new members hold Placido Hilukilwa “We are not noise-makers my brother. We are hard-working lead- ers,” he said. Eba Kandovazu THE All Peoples Party (APP) The PDM confirmed that three says it is making inroads and is of its members defected to the DISCUSSIONS on whether or encroaching on the ruling Swapo APP, including its acting regional not to reduce the early retire- party’s northern power base while coordinator for the Oshana region, ment age has been put on hold also taking members from other Vincent Asser. pending consultations with opposition parties. “Yes, Asser was our acting government and relevant stake- The APP says it gained 400 new regional coordinator, but he was holders. members who allegedly defected not responsible for things he is now According to Cabinet from Swapo, the Popular Demo- claiming credit for,” said Linus Secretary George Simataa, cratic Movement (PDM) and the Tobias, PDM local councillor for such a policy requires rigor- Rally for Democracy and Progress Oshakati town. ous consideration due to the (RDP) in the four northern regions “I was the regional coordina- multiple implications, including of Oshikoto, Ohangwena, Oshana tor during last elections and only a review of the current Pension and Omusati. vacated my position to focus on my framework of the country, The new members were presented new role as local councillor after financial implications to both at a press conference at Ondangwa the last elections. That is how As- government and the economy, this week. ser came to be our acting coordina- as well as the impact on skills Speaking to Informanté on tor. But he was utterly inactive and STILL CONSULTATING: George Simataa. Photo: Contributed and experience. Wednesday, APP acting secretary- ineffective. That is why you are Simataa was referring to a general Vincent Kanyetu said his hearing his name for the first time,” recent media report, which party is picking up new members he said. according to him, gave recom- all over the country, but that the Tobias further said that PDM mendations to government to 400 new members are all from the structures in the Oshana region are investigate the possibility of northern regions. currently preparing for a regional reducing early retirement age “We only brought the leaders to conclave that will take place next from the current 55 years to 50 the Ondangwa conference because month and that would have re- years. it was not practical to bring togeth- moved Asser anyways. “Due to the impact that the er 400 people who are scattered in “He jumped the gun,” said early retirement by civil servants different locations and villages,” Tobias. may have, not only to GIPF but said Kanyetu who is himself a Swapo’s regional coordinator for also on service delivery, govern- former senior leader of the PDM Oshana Samuel Nelongo could not ment has not decided on this (former DTA). be reached for comment. matter,” He said.

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“We are deeply troubled by the socio-economic crisis that is unfolding in Zimbabwe and the repression of large-scale protests in the country, following the Government’s decision to increase fuel prices,” said spokesperson Ravina Sham- dasani. “We call on the Government to find ways of engaging with the population about their legitimate grievances and to stop the crackdown against protesters.” Speaking to journalists in Geneva at the regular biweekly press briefing, Ms. Shamdasani called on the authorities to ensure that the country’s security forces handle protests and exercise their power – especially the use of firearms and live ammunition – strictly in accordance with the country’s in- ternational human rights obligations and the relevant prin- ciples. These include legality, necessity, proportionality, precaution and accountability, she explained, before noting that there had also been also allegations of “generalized intimidation and harassment” by security forces, who had allegedly car- ried out door-to-door searches. Last month, a national commission appointed by the Gov- ernment of President Emmerson Mnanagagwa found that the military’s use of live bullets during deadly post-election violence in August was disproportionate and unjustified, PIC OF THE DAY Ms. Shamdasani noted. A baby boy was captured playing in between stones at the Five Rand informal settlement in Okahandja. “The bottom line is that the use of live ammunition by secu- Photo: Marthina K Mutanga rity forces was used, excessive force was used,” she stressed in relation to the latest protests. “We don’t have verification on the exact number of people who were killed or injured, THIS WEEK IN TRUSTCO but there are doctors’ associations that are putting numbers out there, likely more than 60 people were treated in hospital for gunshots wounds. This is not the way to react to the ex- pression of economic grievances by the population.” A #QVRFAQ HISTORY Countrywide, more than 600 people have been arrested in Trustco is well known for its corporate so- agenda, with the slogan “Kapisi yeyi yaka- had the potential to be our trading jew- the demonstrations to date, according to Zimbabwe’s Minis- cial investment initiatives, but perhaps the ra momagazaro govantu, nye yeyi wapura el. Again about 49 000 viewers join the most known initiative was started by its nyamoge.” At the Kavango Regional Coun- discussion online via Facebook Live. ter of National Security. managing director, Dr Quinton van Rooy- cil Auditorium, NEEEF was extensively After heading north, the event went as far Among those detained are opposition leaders and prominent en, about three and a half years ago. He had discussed, and Facebook Live viewership south as it could. On 1 June 2017, the QvR civil activists, Ms. Shamdasani said, before appealing for identified a need in the Namibian communi- reached 25 000 people joining online. Code touched down at the Oranjemund the prompt release of all those held for exercising their rights ty and saw the hunger in up-and-coming en- Next up was Gobabis, where the who’s who Recreation Club to discuss topics such as to freedom of peaceful assembly and expression. trepreneurs for direction and potential solu- of Gobabis converged at the Goba Lodge on “What can government do to turn small Reports that access to the Internet had been cut were also of tions to the roadblocks they were facing. 6 October 2016 to engage Dr van Rooyen concern, the UN official added. “We understand that access So, on 18 June 2015 the first QvR Code to WhatsApp and Facebook was also blocked at some point, event occurred. With topics such as “Are internet access was shut down and it apparently resumed,” tenderpreneurs by definition unsuccess- she said. “There are reports that it has been shut down again. ful entrepreneurs?” and “Are entrepre- The Government has been saying that this is to deal with neurs born or raised?” the event drew a misinformation that is spreading on social media.” massive crowd at the Warehouse Theatre Asked about the nature of the demonstrations, Ms. Sham- in Windhoek. After such a success, Dr dasani explained that some reports suggested protesters van Rooyen realised that a single event, had burned tires and barricaded roads, while others had set however successful, could not build a buildings on fire and carried out looting, although it was dif- Namibian entrepreneurial culture. It had ficult to identify those responsible. to continue – and not just in Windhoek. “There was some use of violence by the protesters as well, A few months later, the event was brought fires were set,” she said. “Shops and businesses were looted; to the coast – specifically, Walvis Bay. as always, it’s difficult to determine who did this. Was it op- On 19 November 2015, the second ses- portunist taking advantage of the chaos to do that? Was it the sion of the QvR Code was hosted at demonstrators themselves? It’s very difficult to understand the Pelican Bay Hotel, and the room that. It’s very difficult to manage a situation like that.” was packed, with many people hav- - UN News ing to stand in attendance. The topic discussed varied from “Do women make better entrepreneurs than men?” to “The essential elements of busi- ness plans.” For the first time here, the event was also livestreamed via Peri- scope, with 256 people watching it online. Then in 2016 the first event kicked off in the summer in Keetmanshoop, at the Schützen- haus on 11 February. With the smaller town setup, the event changed somewhat, but topics such as “Should agriculture, farming and small business management be taught as subjects in rural schools?” and “How can small town businesses compete with city businesses?” were still covered. The Periscope streaming reached 121 viewers, but that night, a cash prize was award- ed to a three-person committee selected at the event to start a new business with. and discover why he’s always had an opti- towns into entrepreneurial hubs?” and Next up was Ongwediva, where the QvR mistic outlook on life. The two-hour event “Where do we start if we want to reignite Code landed on 7 April 2016, and Ben- drew 55 000 viewers on Facebook Live, the Namibian economy?” Finally, on 15 nies Park was packed to the gills. Topics and given that this event occurred at the March 2018, the C’est Si Bon Hotel in Ot- included such questions as “Is subsistence end of winter, the QvR Code donated bales jiwarongo hosted the QvR Code, with the farming viable in a drought situation?” and of hay to selected audience members who topic being “The hurdles of entrepreneur- • Newspaper registration: 06/01/119 “Why do you think business ventures in asked penetrating and insightful questions. ship in Namibia... and how to overcome • Printed by Word Press, Windhoek, Office +264 83 100 1000 the north of Namibia grows so fast?” Peri- The last QvR Code of 2016 was then at Re- most of them.” Discussions proceeded with • 260 000 copies distributed monthly to all major Namibian towns ­ scope streaming that night hit 178 viewers, hoboth. La Palace was bursting at the seams insightful questions and riveting answers, • Headquarters: Trustco House, 2 Keller Street, Windhoek, Namibia and once again a cash prize was award- to accommodate all the people in attend- with Facebook Live viewers contribut- ed to a three-person committee selected ance, with Dr van Rooyen explaining one ing to the debate throughout the night. • Contact: Tel. 061 275 4102/8 Fax. 061 275 4090 Email. [email protected] at the event to start a new business with. should customize your unique selling point Now the QvR Code has come a full cir- • Electronic: www.informante.web.na On 2 June 2016, the QvR Code reached to your client. The online attendance for cle. With over three years having passed Luderitz. The event at the Lüderitz Nest that night reached 49 000 viewers, and sim- since the last time it has graced the cap- Hotel was the first time that a guest- ap ilar to the Gobabis show, bales of hay were ital, the time has come once again to en- EDITORIAL DISCLAIMER peared alongside Dr van Rooyen – namely donated to selected audience members who gage Dr van Rooyen. Fittingly, he has his youngest son, Le-Hugo van Rooyen. He asked penetrating and insightful questions. not shied away from the hot topics, this • The newspaper’s views are not necessarily those of our advertisers regaled tales of the lessons he had learned Inevitably, the event headed north again time asking “So were we better off dur- and the views aired in letters are not necessarily those of the growing up in an entrepreneurial house- in 2017, with Katima Mulilo welcoming ing apartheid, or what?” This session will newspaper. hold. The QvR Code also transitioned from the QvR Code at the Ngweze Commu- be hosted at the NTN on 31 January 2019 • Informanté publishes all advertisements in good faith and cannot be Periscope to Facebook Live, enabling up to nity Hall on 30 March. Extolling the vir- at 18h30. To ensure you get your tick- held liable for any misrepresentation, losses or injury to any reader 11 000 viewers to join the discussion on- tues of Katima as Namibia’s gateway to ets to this historic event, please contact making use of the products or services advertised. line. By 4 August 2016, Rundu was on the Africa, Dr van Rooyen pointed out they [email protected] or phone 061 275 4749. 24 January - 30 January 2019 EDITORIAL 7

25/01/2019 - 27/01/2019 Flipside WEEKEND CHRIS JACOBIE VALUE! Myth and Reality POLITICAL parties, candidates and voters who create and believe the myth that the 2019 election campaign can only start with an official announcement, are ignorant about N$ 99 democracy. It is even more a pity that it is displayed in public. UHT for . The misunderstanding about campaigns maybe stems from an internal party arrange- Bread7 Standard White/Bread ment of Swapo that the election campaigns of the various contestants for positions at con- Shoprite gresses should start on a specific date, forgetting that a party culture is hardly a national and obligation. It is time to consider facts. USave With the near unstoppable development of electronic information platforms, including close to addictive fake news that is built on insults and character assassination, election only campaigns will gain momentum and it will be ugly. It will be laced with more poison of suspicion, aimed to divide and it will prove that “made in America” is like “made in China” where not everything that is imported to Namibia is useful. A relentless internal Swapo election campaign remains underway since 2012 and is not N$ 99 a small matter. The Swapo lists of candidates for the National Assembly, National Coun- cil, Regional Councils, Town and village Councils will have a bigger influence on voters’ 15UHT Nam Milk 1Lt. turnouts than the vote count itself. The ongoing rebellion in Swapo and controlled town councils have nothing to do with party loyalty or democracy, but rather with so-called candidates clinging to power for per- sonal gain where councillors and parliamentarians present themselves as self- appointed gods amongst mortals. This reality is not a message from ancestors, but those that are humble enough, that N$ 99 care enough, are respectful enough and are tolerant enough, hear it from the debates on the pavements, on street corners and the taxi-parliament where the election campaign is Marathon64 . White underway for a long time already. The lack of respect for citizen’s talk is a lack of humil- Sugar 5Kg ity and it is worse than a lack of accountability. The current internal debates amongst comrades might be unusual for Namibians accus- tomed to a party that relied on secrecy during the liberation struggle, but actually it proves N$ 99 a healthy, stable-, tested and growing multiparty constitutional democracy. Some statements from activists might be crude and tasteless to some, but it can only 69Bakpro. Cake Wheat Flour happen in a strong democracy where freedom of expression is protected. Not only prom- 5Kg ises and demands are heard, but Namibians will eventually also judge the tone of voice. Reality is also that the candidate lists of opposition- and new political parties will not be less of a challenge than the mountain Swapo will face when electing it candidates. It is already an ethnic, gender and generational minefield for representative democracy and it will be difficult if not impossible for some to shake off the perceptions. Some of the opposition parties might find it impossible to field enough candidates to contest in all N$ 99 constituencies. Some will not escape the suspicion of tribal interest and others might not strike a gender balance. Polana69 . Macaroni The sword of legal remedy for all sorts of internal issues that should have been settled 3Kg by internal democracy, still overshadows almost very political party, including Swapo. The official opposition, the former DTA of Namibia, rebranded themselves, NUDO, the Workers Revolutionary Party (WRP), RDP and Congress of Democrats are embroiled in internal leadership struggles, while constituents like the former SWATF/KOEVOET fighters contemplate forming their own party. Alliance talks are underway and others col- lapsed before it started. N$ 99 The political battlefield is overcrowded with no shortage of targets due to the economic slowdown, adverse climatic conditions and poverty that is always handy to be politically 2Hardap Soup. abused again and again as so many times in the past. Namibians have lost their innocence and by now know that political parties and leaders cannot promise themselves into power or gossip others out of leadership. N$ 99 They know that to win elections a few things must conspire. The voters must believe that a party has a realistic chance of winning and that opposition can be an alternative and 56QF Real Good Chicken. 1.5Kg guarantee peace. And as unusual, it seems the possibility is there that Swapo and its leadership might not desire to improve on their historic majorities, because it created impossible expectations and additionally contributed to the arrogance of power of those that benefit from party lists and will never challenge for votes on their own. N$ 99 The ballot box is not a coffin where commitment to a better Namibia and the plight of its citizens are buried in as soon as results are announced, but the gift box of responsive 16.Instant Maize Meal government and dialogue to meet the expectations of Namibia and all its citizens winner Top Score and loser alike. Assorted The history of the freedom struggle, the constitution and independence are a genesis of unity, peace and stability where both the winners and losers accept victory and defeat with grace and continue to contest and fight another day. In Namibia, elections are not a myth but a duty, and Namibians will prove it again just as they did every five years since Independence. The love of country is a powerful national force that endured much and can endure much more, because freedom and Independence was hard earned and therefore appreci- ated and cherished. Namibian Elections are the ties that bind, not the dagger that cuts apart. 8 BUSINESS 24 January - 30 January 2019

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WEEKLY market review No penalty for companies with exploitive practices MARKET RECAP 16 January to 22 January 2019 NSX STOCKS CODE PRICE % VOLUME VALUE MARKET CAP REGULATION NEEDED CAPRICORN INVESTMENT CGP 15.80 0.06% 76 1 199 8 169 GROUP AGRA LTD AGR 1.49 - 88 131 152 BIDVEST NAMIBIA LTD BVN 6.99 - - - 1 482 UP FOR INTERNSHIPS FIRSTRAND NAMIBIA FNB 43.38 - - - 11 626 WITH the economic reces- with an opportunity to gain new LIMITED sion in full swing, more practical skills and affording them NAMIBIA BREWERIES NBS 45.50 - 279 12 680 9 419 an opportunity to prove themselves LETSHEGO HOLDINGS - NAM LHN 3.89 - - - 2 000 and more businesses are in the hope of ensuring decent em- NAMIBIA ASSET NAM 0.64 - - - 136 opting to hire interns as ployment,” Jauch said. MANAGEMENT LTD He, however, noted that it would NIMBUS INFRASTRUCTURE NUSP 11.00 - - - 116 a source of affordable be counterproductive if employers LIMITED labour. STIMULUS INVESTMENT SILP 121.29 - - - 564 replace paid workers with interns to cut costs and such practices would LIMITED Zorena Jantze NICTUS HOLDINGS - NAM NHL 1.80 - - - 95 worsen the unemployment and pov- DOWN ORYX PROPERTIES LTD ORY 20.20 - - - 1 576 erty situation in the country. TRUSTCO GROUP TUC/TTO 15.00 (6.25%) 60 933 14 655 However, Namibian Labour Re- Jauch further lamented that experi- HOLDINGS LTD searcher, Herbert Jauch, states that ence requirements must be reason- more needs to be done to protect the able so that they are not becoming FIGHTING FOR EQUALITY: Labour COMMODITIES PRICE % GLOBAL INDICES PRICE % rights of these entry level workers. obstacles for young people. Researcher, Herbert Jauch. BRENT CRUDE OIL 61.50 1.42% Jauch explained that currently, the “Unnecessarily high levels of NSX LOCAL 618 0.02% Labour Act does not cover intern- Photo: Contributed GOLD 1 283.40 (0.39%) NSX ALL SHARE 1 324 (0.74%) experience will otherwise serve PLATINUM 794.00 (1.22%) JSE TOP 40 47 595 1.37% ships and due to this, it will be He further stated that employed to keep young people out, which difficult to punish companies who FOREIGN EXCHANGE PRICE % S&P 500 2 633 0.87% workers must be safeguarded would be very counterproductive in exploit interns. N$ PER US$ 13.97 1.71% UK FTSE 100 6 901 0.09% against being replaced by “cheaper” our situation with so many young N$ PER £ 18.10 2.49% EURO STOXX 50 3 113 1.46% Jauch further stated that there is a interns. people out of work,” Jauch said. N$ PER € 15.87 1.27% HANG SENG 27 005 0.65% need for comprehensive regulations “Thus there is a need to set a He concluded that while the to set out conditions for internships, regulatory framework to ensure that re-introduction of internships is a The local market remained subdued The local currency lost 1.71% against including obligations for employers internships are used for the intended positive step that is supported also this week, with the NSX Local index up the US Dollar, to close at N$ 13.97 per in terms of allowances, how long purpose. In principle, the idea of by trade unions, the process must be 0.02% at 618, and the NSX Overall In- USD, and lost 2.49% against the Brit- internships can last, under which internships is a good one as they carefully managed to ensure that the dex down 0.74% to close at 1324. As at ish Pound, to close at N$ 18.10 per GBP. conditions they may be implement- open doors for young people into practice does not become exploita- 22 January, Trustco Group was the larg- It closed at N$ 15.87 against the Euro, ed, skills development, etc. the labour market, providing them tive of interns. est local company on the exchange, a loss of 1.27%. with market capitalization of N$ 14.7 The Bank of Namibia’s latest quarterly billion, followed by FirstRand Namibia bulletin revealed that Namibia’s net with N$ 11.6 billion, Namibia Brewer- foreign direct investments during the ies with N$ 9.4 billion, and Capricorn third quarter of 2018 dropped to just Outlook 2019 – The future Investment Group with N$ 8.2 billion. N$ 1.6 billion, more than half down Capricorn Investment Group lead the from the same quarter in 2017. This market this week, with growth of was due to a reduction is the net is not what it used to be 0.06% to close at N$ 15.80 per share. inflows of reinvested earnings, which In terms of volume Namibia Breweries reduced from N$ 2.76 billion in Q3 2017 Business Reporter tertiary sector, encompassing mostly lead the market with N$ 12.6 million to just N$ 760 million in Q3 2018, as services, is where, amongst others, worth of shares traded, with Capricorn well as net inflows from debt instru- the role of Government is taken into THE Namibian economy will account. Investment Group in second place with ments, which were N$ 1.25 billion in Q3 probably show marginally positive N$ 1.2 million worth of shares traded. 2017 but were only N$ 760 in Q3 2018. “The fiscus has been under growth this year of 1.5% in real tremendous pressure which, of terms. This outcome will largely necessity, stifled growth in Govern- be the result of a “flattening” out ment spending and, hence, eco- of the down cycle rather than a real nomic growth,” Bergh said, adding recovery. that Retail & Wholesale trade has This is according to chief Econo- contracted by an estimated 4.9% mist, Floris Bergh at Capricorn asset in 2018. Some other industries management. Bergh stated that the like Transport, Post & Telecoms, down-cycle has been evident since Financial, Real Estate and Busi- 2016 and carried over throughout ness services were positive, but 2017 and 2018. Hotels & Restaurants were negative, “In fact, we expect that the FISCAL TIGHTLINE: Chief Economist, according to the officialNational Floris Bergh. Photo: Contributed economy as a whole contracted in Accounts. 2018 in real terms,” Bergh said. an estimated 5%, whereas Electric- “Ideally, in a situation like this, a Amongst the primary sectors, ity & Water and Construction are country could use fiscal policy to 2018 was a mixed year with Ag- expected to have done reasonably stimulate the economy. Increasing riculture and Fishing struggling, well. spending on, say, infrastructure or while Mining experienced a bounce. “Bear in mind that Construction wages gives final demand in the For Mining, it was only the second contracted by more than 25% in economy a boost and hence lifts the positive year over the past five. each of the preceding two years – a growth rate. However, Namibia Bergh predicted a somewhat posi- sharp, severe recession in the sector. does not have any fiscal maneuver- tive growth from these three sectors Looking forward, there should be ability – debt levels, spending levels in 2019. Similarly, amongst the somewhat of a recovery from a low and deficits are already too high secondary sectors, 2018 was mixed, base in these sectors,” he said. and threatens the country’s credit with manufacturing contacting by Bergh further stated that the worthiness,” he concluded. 24 January - 30 January 2019 ADVERTS 9

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NB: Team Leaders/Presiding Officers will be appointed during of the recommended attributes. • Networking skills training. • Demonstrable knowledge and experience in election related • Data entry skills activities. • Image data capture skills *Remuneration for Team Leaders/Presiding Officers • Numerical skills are highly required. • Planning, logistics management skills • Applicants must be impartial and non-partisan and must be • Demonstrated customer service skills VACANCIES Post Designation: Fixed Rate for Fixed Rate for willing to work long and irregular hours. • Ability to type DIRECTORATE: OPERATIONS Team Leader/ Registration and Polling • Willing to work long and irregular hours. • Valid Driver’s licence at least 2 years old DIVISION: REGISTRATION AND PLANNING Presiding Officer days outside • Trained in electoral matters and possess good communica- • Excellent interpersonal and team working skills with a desire The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) in accordance with its mandate under Electoral Act, Act No 5 of 2014, will be conducting a Supplementary Registration of Voters scheduled for July polling tion skills. to provide excellent customer service 2019 and subsequently Presidential and National Assembly Elections scheduled for November 2019. In view of this, the ECN is therefore inviting competent persons to apply for the following • People with Disabilities and Marginalized communities are temporary positions. Any GRN Official appointed will be employed on a secondment basis. Government Officials N$ 519.00 per N$ 778.00 per day encouraged to apply. As a Computer Technician, you will be responsible for supporting day • Applicants should clearly indicate the Region that he/she is the ECN program located in multiple locations within the assigned POST DESIGNATION: POST DESIGNATION: SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION/ POST DESIGNATION: REGIONAL LOGISTIC applying for. region. The Computer Technician works as a part of a dynamic REGIONAL COORDINATOR (TEMPORARY) RETURNING OFFICER (TEMPORARY) OFFICERS (TEMPORARY) Non - Government Of- N$ 523.00 per N$ 784.00 per day team of professionals supporting the Electoral Commission of

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Previous 11x Post: Oshana (Okaku, Okatana, Okatjali, Ompundja, POST DESIGNATION: Non-Government N$ 1163.00 per N$ 1744.00 per electoral related experience as well as Computer literacy will Ondangwa Rural, , Applicants should clearly indicate the Region and Constituency COMPUTER TECHNICIAN (TEMPORARY) People with Disabilities and Marginalized are encouraged to Officials day day serve as an added advantage. Ongwediva, , Oshakati they intend to work and government employees must indicate apply. Training Fee N$ 100.00 per day N$ 100.00 per day East, Uukwiyu, & Uuvudhiya) rank and the O/M/A/s or RCs where they are currently employed. 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Having worked in the IT Technical Support Field for • Ability to work in a high-paced environment with the public 2x Post: Khomas Region 2x Post: Kunene Region Linyanti, & Sibinda) minimum of 2 years with excellent performance in processing, • Repair and maintenance skills Closing Date: 15 February 2019 POST DESIGNATION: REGISTRATION OFFICIALS/ quality and customer service. Applicants must have a valid An appropriate 3 years Diploma or An appropriate 3 years Diploma or Minimum Requirements: Minimum Requirements: POLLING OFFICIALS (TEMPORARY) driver’s License. Previous election experience will serve as an equivalent qualification at NQF L6 OR Grade 12 with 8 years’ equivalent qualification at NQF L6 OR Grade 12 with 5 years’ ex- added advantage. PHYSICAL ADDRESSES AND THE CONTACT NUMBERS OF REGIONAL VOTER EDUCATION OFFICES: experience. Applicants must have a valid driver’s License. perience. Applicants must have a valid driver’s License. Previous Registration Officers: 4000x Posts: Country Wide Previous electoral experience and computer literacy will serve as electoral experience and computer literacy will serve as an added Polling Officials: 12000 Posts: Country Wide Region Contact Person Physical Address Telephone Cell Number an added advantage. advantage. Minimum Requirements: A Grade 12 Certificate (NQF Level 2) Additional Requirements: • Ability to work in a team, integrity, professionalism are some or equivalent qualification with appropriate experience. Applicant Zambezi Mr. Sammy Muhau Old Zambezi Regional Council Katima Mulilo 066 253620 0813700710 of the recommended attributes. Preference will be given to those who meet the minimum Preference will be given to those who meet the minimum should have a valid driver’s License. Previous electoral related NB: NB: • Demonstrable knowledge and experience in election related requirements above at a level of Grade 7 in the public service. requirements above at a level of Grade 8 in the public service. experience as well as Computer literacy will serve as an added activities. Erongo Mr. Tjinotjiwa, Gerhard ECN Office Alfakoop Building 064 407261 081 3738873 advantage. • Numerical skills are highly required. : Tobias Hainyeko Street Additional Requirements Additional Requirements: • Applicants must be impartial and non-partisan and must be • Ability to work in a team, integrity, professionalism are some • Ability to work in a team, integrity, professionalism are some Additional Requirements: willing to work long and irregular hours. Hardap Mr. Pieters Paul ECN Office Erf 881 Leonardweg Council Offices - 063 240742 0814618372 of the recommended attributes. of the recommended attributes. • Ability to work in a team, integrity, professionalism are some • Listed references with traceable contacts must be provided. Mariental • Demonstrable knowledge and experience in election related • Demonstrable knowledge and experience of election related of the recommended attributes. • Ability to work in a high-paced environment with the public. activities. activities. • Demonstrable knowledge and experience in election related //Karas Ms. L Uusiku WAD Training Center, Suiderweg Hoogt Street, - 063 222924 081 2277880 • Repair and maintenance skills. • Numerical skills are highly required. • Numerical skills are highly required. activities. Keetmanshoop • Networking skills • Applicants must be impartial and non-partisan and must be • Applicants must be impartial and non-partisan and must be • Numerical skills are highly required. 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Zorena Jantze The vibrant 27-year-old currently has five Parra –Parra different collections of Gweri socks, with de- signs reflective of the Namibian flag’s colours, Okay white people, the meaning of the itting down with Informanté’, the young national Heroes such as Hendrik Witbooi, the word ‟parra’’ has a total different meaning Sman behind the visual delight that is Gweri people and their diverse cultures and wildlife. as to what you guys discuss as julle lekke Socks, Pinehas Shikulu, shared his latest col- Responding to backlash he received recently gesuip is op ’n Vrydag aand! Parra-Parra lection, as well as the inspiration behind the in which he was accused of plagiarising a pho- is the lokasie name we gave to the military hipster wear. tograph of a Himba girl and printing it on his police. Where it comes from sowaar ek ken socks, Shikulu explained that he gave credit to Explaining his sense of style as crazy, limit- nie, maara nou hulle is Parra-Parra! less and reflective of the golden days, Shikulu the photographer and plans to find the Himba states that growing up, he always wanted to girl and give some of the proceeds to her. Hornkranz, yes ja! That’s the name of the express himself through fashion and different “People are pointing the finger at me, howev- base which the Great Kaptein Hendrik art mediums, as well as have his own enter- er how many foreign photographers or artists Witbooi used to launch his attacks against prise through art and fashion. come to Namibia and take ideas from our cul- the enemy at the time. We are all Namibians, He added that after studying Visual Arts at ture and sell them as their own abroad? How so whoever were terrorists, colonialists, UNAM, he strived to make this a reality by many photographers take beautiful pictures of apologists or reactionaries.. opuwo is nou starting Gweri Vintage Collection, a brand our Himba people and sell them at exorbitant klaar. We are together now ‘turipamwe’. which offers custom made ties, accessories, prices without even half of these funds going Ja so Omeb launched operation Hornkranz socks, and digital print art. back to the community?” Shikulu argued. mos in December. He went mos on a klopjag He added that artists always draw inspiration The word Gweri is depicted from the term mission with the ‛Parra-Parra’ to see what Guerrilla, which means warrior. “I wanted a from each other. brand that portrayed warriorship, which is why “We didn’t steal the image, we just modi- is the crime situation in the country. I saw I called it Gweri Vintage Collection,” Shikulu fied it through digital printing and made it our OLD SCHOOL: Pinehas Shikulu. the President driving through Evelyn street explained. own,” he stated. Photo: contributed goede, talking to the jitas late at night. I think the presence it created while he was on the streets showed that Omeb has an Exit motivate learners through interest in the well-being and safety of all Namibian citizens. I was in Swakop this School talent scouting past holidays, I saw these guys patrol the streets, esses man! Man kani eers n malt Maria David He explained that the tour is all koop by Strongbar nie, then they are there! about developing creative arts at secondary level, talking and As jy poep, they are there vakwetu. The ENSURING that learners in the motivating students about the crime statistics went down immediately northern region are motivated to importance of education in order to since they started this campaign. Now I see excel in school has become the achieve great results. people are also not happy now. Etse, is ons mission of Rockaz Entertainment “We want to reach out to every hoeka mal of wat? We used to complain this under the leadership of young learner in Namibia if possible. whole time, our army is fat and lazy. They Namibian musician, Exit, who em- Education goes hand in hand with lie around in the barracks drinking punya- barked on a school talent scouting the arts, sports and cultural activi- punya and eating kapana! Now finally tour recently. ties. As an artist, it’s my respon- Omeb decided is nou klaar, if we can’t have The tour started on 18 January sibility to go out there and talk to a war to keep yourself busy with lets send and is expected to conclude end of learners who are also my fans,” March, as more schools are coming noted Exit. our troops out there to clean up crime! Guys on board. Tour organiser, January Ivula, come on now, look at the statistics. Crime is According to Exit, whose real said the tour was initially planned down, drunk driving cases down. Dis mos name is David Shikalepo, the for last year, but due to a lack of goed so povii? We congratulate the army for school talent scouting tour is aimed finances, it was postponed. a job well done, even though the criminals at developing arts at secondary According to Ivula, a total of don’t agree with you being on the street, ek JUNIOUR CHEF OFF TO INDIA level and motivating learners to N$80 000 was invested in the tour is nxa met daai. But as you all know, with study hard as school results keep in order to reach out to all schools. Kyle William Farrer (center), departed yesterday to represent every good thing, daar’s altyd n bietjie k*k Namibia in the prestigious 5th International Chef Olympiad which dropping yearly. He noted that at the end of the ook . We understand that these guys can be will this year take place in India. The event will see many young “The decreasing passing rates tour, they want to see good results, quite ruthless in dealing with the public. chefs showcasing their culinary skills, with 52 Countries from all touches me very much. Obviously with at least a 50% pass rate and around the world taking part in the competition Photo: Aili Iilonga the tour brings the son of the soil for the arts to be taken seriously in Comrade Parra-Parra, stataag stataag tog closer to the students,” he said. schools. asseblief broer. Don’t start abusing our human rights in the name of fighting crime. Dis tog Januarie asb, we can’t do push-ups

when we are drunk 02h00 in the morning. After 20 push-ups I will have to go get drunk again, with this January economy it’s tough to buy more beer!

If I record what you do, don’t moer me please. It’s my democratic right to film a public official. Don’t try and get the film out my camera also, its digital. This is not 1985 or Ongulumbashe tog asb! Go for training to the Philippines, President Duterte has a manual how to deal with drug lords. If I was President, I would kill every drug lord point blank in this country. From Walvisbay, Oshikango, Gobabis to Noordoewer! Yes, I said it! Daai Wamboes klap hard mense, don’t swear at them no matter how drunk you are. He will look at you asking ‟Jy vroek vil my’’?! Trust me, jou k*k is geboek, mohana. So fellow Namibians, let’s work with the Parra-Parra to keep Namibia Great. Ooops,

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SPORT Stage set for the biggest Katutura derby game Wrestling team aiming for greatness PIRATES READY Aili Iilonga She also said that due to the past exposure, as well as international tournaments over the years, the team THE Namibian wrestling federation is should be prepared for the task at hand gearing up for the Africa Champion- and be able to handle the pressure that FOR LOG LEADERS ship games. ORLANDO Pirates, which comes with it. The federation announced seven is currently at the bottom wrestlers that will take part in the “The team is well aware of the level of the league, should championships games slated for March of competition as many countries expect fireworks as the in Tunisia. we compete with have concentrated team is set to clash with Speaking to Informanté during an centres where wrestlers are boarding exclusive interview, NWF’s President and just concentrate on preparations. premier league table top- Maggy Katimba, said that the selection Thus there is a lot of pressure on our pers, Black Africa, dur- process was done from the previous wrestlers who generally come from ing the historical Dolam national championship that took place disadvantaged backgrounds with lim- November 2018, where wrestling clubs ited nutritional assistance and physical derby that is set to take participated in the selection. equipment for preparation,” she added. place this weekend. Katimba said that the country was She further noted that the Federation invited to compete in the upcoming has organised a training camp for the Aili Iilonga games to pave way for the next African wrestlers from 31 January to 3 Febru- & Oceana Olympic Qualifications for ary in Swakopmund. Pirates, which is five point in the log Japan 2020 and any other International Despite the team not having qualified standing, faces a major task as it is competition with the ultimate goal female wrestlers to take part in the set to go up against premier league being to qualify for the next Olympic African Championships, the federa- favourites Black Africa in a hope of Games. tion plant to invite female wrestlers to reviving its campaign after losing “We plan to take seven wrestlers participate in the wrestling sport. six matches in the season so far. to the African championships, three “As part of our sports development During a press conference held this cadets two juniors and two seniors. It programme for 2019, our objective is week, Pirates’ head coach, Geoffrey would be ideal to take 7 wrestlers but to get more female wrestlers involved Roman, noted that despite his team’s we are still sourcing funds or sponsor- in the sports code of wrestling,” she bad form of late in the season, the ships,” she said. added. players are ready and prepared for the biggest derby game in the history of Katutura. SHOWDOWN: Previous encounter between Orlando pirates and Black Africa. “We are going to face arguably the Photo contributed best team in the league, so we are going to follow our game plan and Currently on 20 points, Black massive points. try to get points out of it,” he said. Africa, will be going into the match “The game in itself should be Pirates Team captain Zico Gaseb as favourites after previous wins motivation to the boys and know believes that the stage is set for his against defending champions Stars that pirates will come all guns blaz- teammate to prove itself and to do and Civics have placed them into a ing on us. At the moment, we have a its best. comfortable top lead in the league. plan and we will take it one game at “It’s the biggest game and as Black Africa’s coach, Paulus a time,” he said. young as we are, we know that there Shipanga, said that his team will The match will kick off at 18h00 is a lot at stake so we will definitely be prepared for the battle against at the Sam Nujoma stadium with come out and fight the best we can,” Pirates knowing fully well that the the gates opening at 16h00 for live he added. opponent will want nothing but three performance and entertainment.

NAMIBIA LOG STANDINGS ALL THE BEST: Some of the wrestlers that will take part in the African Champion- Club MP W D L G Pts ship games. Photo contributed PREMIER LEAGUE 1. Black Africa 9 6 2 1 16:6 20 2. Mighty Gunners 8 6 1 1 15:6 19 FIXTURES 3. Julinho Sporting 7 4 1 2 14:10 13 Date Home Team Away Team Time 4. Tigers 8 3 4 1 8:4 13 23.01. Tigers FCC UNAM FC 20:00 5. Eleven Arrows 9 3 4 2 12:10 13 24.01. Tura Magic FC Civics FC 20:00 6. Citizens 9 2 6 1 12:11 12 25.01 Eleven Arrows FC Citizens FC 19:00 7. Tura Magic 9 2 5 2 11:12 11 25.01. Blue Waters FC Julinho S. FC 21:00 8. Young Brazilians 9 3 2 4 14:18 11 26.01. Life Fighters FC Tigers FC 16:00 9. Life Fighters 7 2 3 2 11:7 9 26.01. Young Brazilians FC African Stars FC 16:00 10. Young Africans 8 1 5 2 7:8 8 26.01. UNAM FC Young African FC 16:00 11. African Stars 4 2 0 2 5:7 6 26.01. Orlando Pirates FC Black Africa FC 18:00 12. Blue Waters 7 1 3 3 4:6 6 27.01. Eleven Arrows FC Julinho S FC 13:00 13. Civics 7 1 3 3 8:12 6 27.01. Mighty Gunners FC Okahandja U. FC 15:00 14. UNAM 7 1 3 3 8:12 6 29.01. Civics FC Orlando Pirates 20:00 15. Okahandja United 9 0 6 3 7:11 6 30.01. African Stars UNAM 20:00 16. Orlando Pirates 9 1 2 6 7:19 5