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SA owes us they were "amazed" to learn that CHRISTOF MALETSKY Ndumbu had been part of President Sam Nujoma's delegation. NAMIBIA'S largest student Kamehozu said the student body body, the Namibia National demanded to know what criteria had Students' Organisation, bas been used to select Ndumbu and what lashed out at the inclusion of the purpose had been. faction leader Abraham "We do·not know in what capacity Ndumbu on the recent official he went and who paid for his trip. Was for alvis it paid for by taxpayers' money," an State visit to the I vory Coast and Gambia. angry Kamehozu asked. Ndumbu heads the breakaway fac ­ He said if Ndumbu had been taken tion of Nanso, which is affiliated to for student consultations, it clearly Swapo, in the North. contradicted the Ministry. of Educa­ Namibia stands firm as Nanso Information Secretary, Colin tion's view as the Minister had, on port wranglE:)s continue Kamehozu, told The Namibian that cont. on page 2

GRAHAM HOPWOOD THE Namibian Government believes that South Africa actually owes Namibia N$l3 .mlllioD -f~' '~I_ the port of Walvls Bay and not that Namibia should pay Pretoria for the harbour assets. Transport Minister Marco Hausiku last week told the National Assembly that Namibia had agreed to discuss "the historical cost li­ abilities which could be related to actual invest­ HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU ... These ostriches were very curious about ments in the Walvis Bay the photographer. Over the next weekend they will become Namibian and cont. on apge 2 their value will triple to nearly N$12 000 each. See report below. Ostriches wait for independence

has 300 .birds on a farm in a local river bed and TOM MINNEY another 40 birds in a quarantine farm. For more than 1 000 ostriches next week Vo.g~s ' ostr i ~hes are alrea~~ reg i s tere~ ,,:ith M' . Namlblan offiCIals of the MinIStry of Wtldhfe, .on~ay Will be a very spec~al day. At Conservation and Tourism. They have been in rrudrught on February 28 they Will double or Walvis Bay since last April as he said it was a long­ triple in value as they are in farms around term gamble that the port had to come back to Walvis Bay and will become Namibian birds Namibia eventually. In the end the hand-over was as the Namibian flag is hoisted. announced four months later. The ostriches cannot be exported from South If the handover took a very long time, he said Africa under strict rules to protect the barons of Walvis Bay is anyway a good spot for fanning South Africa's big bird industry. Thus their value in ostriches which do not mind the harsh conditions, South Africa is much lower than in Nam ibia, from for instance having double eyelids to cope with where they can be exported to hi~h-paying world sandstorms. A few birds died from eating stones, markets. but others were starting to reach the breeding stage Entrepreneur Timo Voges, who has 850 birds on and Voges had installed a hatchery as eggs would a farm near Walvis Bay, says they will be worth soon be ready.

N~ I? million .by ne~t ,w<;ek l ~OIT\g~,~ ~othe R,3,5 ;f ••~e Wal~.~s ~a( municip~~ity is set to drive the mlllton he paId for them. He adds"~othet farmer '... · I ~ cont. on ap 2 Tuesday February 22 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

/ REPUBLIC OF SA owes Nam for Walvis NAMIBIA FROM PAGE 1 Two-thirds of the har- meeting with Hausiku bour's profits had been last Friday claiming that MINISTRY OF FIN~NCE port and its operations". transferred to South Af- there had been "ahelluva * The Minister ex­ rican Harbours and Rail- breathrough", Namibian TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR plained during the sec­ ways and its successors officialssaidnothinghad 1. TENDER NO:F1/16-3193INSTALLATION OF SOLAR ond reading of the Na­ SATS and Transnet. really changed after the PUMPS. mibia Ports Authority Dierks added. meeting. Act that Walvis Bay port After analysing the The opposing claims Closing date: (1&2)11hOO on Tuesday 22 March 1994 had in fact been "very figures on liabilities it by both governments are profitable" since the appears that the new still being thrashed out DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF early 1950s. Namibia Port Authority by a joint technical team The Secretary:Tender Board Deputy minister of should receive N$33 in an effort to find a so- Ground ftoor,.Flscus Building Transport, Works and 10 John MeInert Street :~!:~i~!~~ . ~~e S~:~ ~~~on before February 11 1'l i ]:!.tr:Ii!;:,::?:))""",.::;:"",/:>" , Wlndhoek Communications, Dr TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO Klaus Dierks, said yes­ Africa's transport net- Dierks said yesterday The Secretary: Tender Board terday the Namibian works, Dierks claimed. if agreement looks im- P.O. Box 3328 Government had ana­ Meanwhil~ South Af- possible the two sides Walvis ostriches WINDHOEK lysed the revenue and li­ rica and its parastatal may have to call in out­ Fax No.: (061) 36454 "roadrunners" . Portnet are still pressing side arbitration, possibly FROM PAGE 1 OR DEPOSITED IN: abilities of the port since Moving ostriches The Tender Box: the First World War. for a figure of N$66,4 in the fonn of an interna­ from South Africa to Ground Floor: Flscus Building He added that the Gov- million as compensation tionally known chartered farm out of business, Walvis Bay met stiff 10 John Melnert Street had for what it claims are the accountants company. . Windhoek ernment come to the according to Voges. He opposition from South conclusion that Walvis port's debts to South The impasse over the claims the council has Africa's Klein Karoo NB : N$~ L..evy (Non refundable) Is payable In Bay, as a profitable port, Africa. compensation issue will upped the rental on the Korporasie, which has an Advance in cash or bank guaranteed cheques only had been cross-subsidis- Although Andr~ not affect the handover ten hectare farm from 92 iron grip on the local in­ (Unpaid tender documenlS win be prejudiced). ing the South African Fourie, SA Minister of to the Namibian Ports centslha per month to dustry. Apparently the SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 121938 railways for the past 30 Regional Affairs, went Authority at midnight on RIO/ha and is bidding to second farmer to bring raise it to RlOOlha. in birds from years. away from a Ministerial Feb~ 28. , . Voges says he will sell Bloemfontein, following The Act IS expected to some of the ostriches at Voges' initiative, had to complete its course his Mariental farm and fight the KKK all the way through the National replace them with the to the Bleomfontein Assembly and the Na­ Walvis Bay farm birds, High Court. tional Council this week. closing down the farm By September, the Once it becomes law soon after next week's South African authori­ the Act makes provision reintegration. He will ties gazetted a regu lation MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES for the NP A to have a also sell some. banning future move­ board of directors con­ The ostriches on ments toWalvis Bay, and ATTENTION: sisting of the Transport Voges' Walvis Bay farm on the same day an pennanent secretary, the are the expensive and Okahandja farmer man­ heav'ily feathered Afri­ aged to shift the last 40 OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH Fisheries pennanent sec- can black variety. Most birds out, according to retary, the Finance per­ domesticated ostriches Voges. By then KKK CAREER OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN manent secretary and in Namibia are local spe­ had slammed the door between four and six cies, as found in the wild, shut on another bid to " A DEMANDING BUT REWARDING JOB more directors to be ap­ and Voges said they are build Namibia's indus- YOU MAY APPLY pointed by Hausiku. called "blues" or TO JOIN A FOUR YEAR TRAINING PROGRAMME Ndumbu accompanies'President LEADING TO POSITIONS IN THE FISHING INDUSTRY AS: FROM PAGE 1 1 himself was not shy speak to them about teen­ . about confinning that he age preJlUUlCies but my many occuioaI, m.de it hid been on the aip. He questions were straDJe ~EL OFnCERS: EnJineen. Captains, Mates (Motormen and skilled clear that they did DOl said he hid intended ad­ to them. They could PiIhennen) . recdinize Ndumbu. dlaaina the press OIl the count the number of in­ ..It w•• surpriIe for vi.it but "due to cidents OIl their ~. FiSH PLANT omcEllS: Proc:eaon, Mec8Uc:I. Technicians, SuperviJors Cl u.; The Oovemment • unfor.een circum­ In all cases the Iirls were ~ QuaJiIy ~ Manqen. aeeds to come up willl .tance." this had not allowed in oilier schools _wen if they me. .c- been possible. while nothinl w. beina c:owahIe and responsi- . From the horses' dofte apinst the boys." 1beIe are well-paid permanent positions but the jobs are aIIO bird and chaUen.in., and ..... was Kamehozu's mouth The NamibiaJ1 be said. require a commitment to Irain Md work for _least four years. chalJen&e. Nanso called . learnt that it hid been In Gambia. Ndumbu I': "\ OIl the GOvernment to "bird" for Ndumbu to Said, he had only man­ CANDIDATES MUST BE: . "please explain what is made good contact with aled to speak to a trade -Physically fit and have at least Standard 8 education with a pus in mathematics: or for the loinl on". student bodies in both unionist who backs stu­ hiJher stream, Standard 10 or over. A pass in mathematics or science would be They also want.to countries. dent orgailisations. He advantageous. know whether it is true Accordtnl to had asked the unionist that Ndumbuhad accom- Ndumbu, in the Ivory about school unifonns, SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS WILL: • panied the President as Coast there had been teenage pregnancies and the behaviour of learn­ -If under Standard 10, have to complete a 12 month bridging course, to raise their level to Swapo wants more stu- communication prob­ dent support in next lems as most of the peo­ ers. Standard 10 or above. . year's national election pie he had wanted to His contacts appar­ -If Standard 10 or over, have to complete a separate higher level 12 month bridging course. campaian, according to make contact with could ently also told him that The courses will concentrate on mathematics, science, practical skills and physical training. unconfinned rumours in only speak French. the only punishment student cirles. ''The communication used in schools was TO PROCEED TO mE SECOND STAGE OF THE PROGRAMME, Approached for con- was difficult in "constructive labour (Ilindwich training as officer cadet or engineer apprentice) fIrmation of Ndumbu's . Yamoussoukro (Ivory work"; inclusion on the State Coast) but I saw the stu­ Nanso urged the Gov­ -Students must pass the bridging course and a physical discipline test including at least two visit, State House re- dents are well-disci­ ernment to come forward sea voyaaes. ferred The Namibian to plined and respect the with more infonnation the Ministry of Foreign police and the pre~iden­ on the trip which they Affairs, which in turn tial motorcades. There described as "mysteri­ The bridging course will be conducted in Windhoek aOO the cadet training programme in referred the newspaper are also less car acci- ous"because they would Walvis Bay of Luderitz. Some cadet or apprentice train~g may be in Arandis or Windhoek. back to State House. dents," Ndumbu said. like to air their views on Applicants should send full details of their curriculum vitae to: Ndumbu "In Abidjan I tried to the Umvc:tpnnl Fishing Cadet Upgrading Programme The Principal TUCSIN PO Box 11174 WINDHOEK

Closing Date: 15th March 1994. \# ~ '~, t ~} ~I),~;,'" I • o}•• ' ; • ~, ....~...... -:. -- THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday February 22 199~ - 3 Lobster jobs regained

time spent jobless. Another 22 will get TOMMINNEY jobs on June I and the rest on July I. Nafau also managed . to negotiate TALKS between a trade union new salary scales so that men and and a Government-owned fish­ women at Seaflower Whitefish now ing company have succeeded in eam the same amount. Such discrimi­ softening the blow when most nation is outlawed in the Namibian workers are laid off at the end Constitution. Nafau and Seaflower of this month. Whitefish Corporation have agreed to 'I1!e ~eaflower group at Liideritz, negotiate a recognition agreement. The part of Government-owned Fishcor, talks covered other issues arising from aims to take on its retrenched lobster rationalisation and retrenchment in­ ~orkers in three ~tages at a hake fish­ cluding the retrenchmeht packages that mg company. would be offered, but no details were Seaflower Lobster Corporation re­ announced on Saturday. cently announced it would retrench Bogason had earlier said the work­ 154 workers at its Liideritz company ers would be retrenched as the lobster on the grounds that lobster fishing industry is seasonal and they would was seasonal and they did not need only take on staffto catch and process the workers. Managing director the lobster quota. This year, as in the HARDAP HIGH ••• The water level in the Hardap Dam, photographed on Sunday, has gone up to Sigurdur Bogason from Iceland had • last few years, total allowable catches 36,3 per cent since last Thursday when it was only 26,1 per cent full. Photo: Josef Motinga promised he would find jobs for those have been very small as scientists laid off. found very small stocks. The lobster After talks with the Namibia Food season ends this month. and Allied Workers Union, 90 of The lobster industry used to be one Hope flows at Hardap those retrenched will get jobs at sister of the major employers at Liideritz company Seaflower Whitefish Cor­ where alternative jobs are few and poration on March I, meaning no unemployment a big problem. Naute Dam sluices opened Telecom B@Y"Bill passed situation would look like by ApriVMay when prepa­ JOSEF MOTINGA rations of fields would start, Von Langenhove said. denies THE}\iA nONALAs.temblyy~yuaanl­ •• • On the discharge of water from the Naute Dam on 'DiQUSly pU.edthe waiviS Bay.Oft'.... oie ls­ THE Department of Water AtTwrs IS oph- Saturday, he said the dam was t 05 per cent full but lands In~D BID witb amendemeats. mistic that there will be no need to ration had not overflowed because that was only the level :}:.: ( :,"'l ..;;:~~ '~.: :/. ~ _~.:, . deal on Earlier Koste PretoriuI'oftbe ACN said his water to irrigation fields al9ng the Hardap at which dischar8e could take place. party suppOrted'the bm althoop,lt bad~cJlf­ Dam following a good inflow since last On Saturday II million cubic meters of water ferecl from the rullng pa,rty ODeertaIn issues. Thursday which pushed the dam level from were released at a rate of 200 cubic meters per Walvis 26,1 per cent to 36,3 per cent. ~condbringingdownthelevelt09O,7percent. The Bcnl~er,Pretorl~saldbewasdJsappoJated Head of the Hydrological Department, Guieo discharge took place between 07h00 and 22hOO. TELECOM Namibia that after four years of lDdepeDdeDce, lOII1e Von Langenhove, told The Namibian that the dam The rate was slow and caused no damage to the yesterday completely ~'. "0fthe... NaUOaal.4Memb : r.".·· ~'''~wenK ...... d had received 35 million cubic meters of water in just surroundings, Von Langenhove said. The only dis- denied that any deal had .tqJ~ . toJ'D~;fP.!~ .;Mt of .. five days. ,. • _ turbance was 011 the gravel road between Seeheim been reached on the The last time rationing was necessary was 1992, and the Fish River Canyon, which bad to be closed transfer of teJecommu- when only 42 per cent of nonnal supply was al- because water flowed over it. Motorists used an . . f 'I't' t Iowe d , h e Sal' d . mSlgru. "fi Icant d etour over th e waII a bove th e s Iulce' Wmcatlons I . B aCI lies a It was however still too early to predict what the gates. a VIS ay. Media reports over the weekend said Telecom Namibia had agreed to Mariental women to act· pay its South African counterpart Telkorn II------r------­ N$4,5 million for the Additional on drug: 'illcohbl abuse transfer of assets. Telecom Namibia budget OK spokesperson, Ferdinand with local fil ms on drug and alcohol abuse to educate THE NATIONAL As­ JOSEF MOTJNGA AT MARIENTAL the public against dangers. They noted that those who Tjombe, said yesterday that the reports were defi­ sembly yesterday passed WOMEN AT Mariental have banded together to tackle abused alcohol and drugs often used the absence of an the Additional Budget of nitely not true. He added community issues and plan to take drastic action on alternative means of income as an excuse to sell these. N$179 million, to prov ide drug and alcohol abuse.Thisemerged when they women To offset this, they suggested that venues be estab­ that "the issue of liabili­ .bridging finance till the interested in promoting women's issues met on Satur- lished f<;lr income-generating projects and that more ties is at present of a very end of the financial year day to form a regional branch of the Namibia National recreation centres be created "to give people an outlet complex nature" and that on March 31, 1994.Dur­ Women's Organisation (Nanawo) under the guidance for boredom". The women decided to organise anti- another meeting on the ing the third reading de­ of Nanawo secretary general Bience Gawanas. . drug and alcohol activities nationwide on June 26. issue between Telecorn bate, Dino Stuart (DT A) They urged' the' MInistry· of ' Home· Affairs. to .take . . r""'!.""'!' .-' - ,.--....;...... --0::- : ------.... Namibia and Telkom expressed tbe hope that note of collaborators in drug trafficking and I ., . ,. , .•. . . &. I the money would be used SPECIAL polic~ will be held tomorrow, called for a regular re-location of officers to.prevent ~ for the benefit . of all probably in Windhoek. OFFER them "getting mixed up with dealers". The women Namibians. . VAUD noted that trucks were e!lsily used ,to transport drugs Telecom' Nam ibia As the major share went and suggested that each municipality should create Managing Director Bo to the Ministry of Educa- FROM 17/02 truck ports on the outskirt of towns to prevent trucks Ekl6ff will meet with -tion and ·Health and So­ UNTIL 22/02 from entering during the night. . Transport and ·Commu­ cial Services, Stuart said' They also appealed for stricter control at border' nications Minister, he hoped that funciions at MUTTON IN the two ministries would crossings. It was proposed that a letter be written to Marco Hausiku, today to .BOX Home Affairs Minister Hifikepunye Pohamba and improve in the near fu­ finalise Namibia's posi­ 8,-per kg police chief Inspector-General Raonga Andima to ture. make them aware of what they believe are complicat­ tion, ahead of Wednes­ However, Stuart ex­ ing factors .i n fighting drug trafficking. Whenever day's talks. pressed disappointment 8,45 per kg over the small amount al­ people alerted the police about cases of dealing, those The assets at the cen­ RUSSIANS located to the Ministry of officers working with the traffickers would alert the tre of the talks.consist of BULK dealers according to the women. Another suggestion Works and TranspOrt as switching equiprl-tent, a 11 ,80 per kg· was that the Government should establish rehabilita­ he felt more money was tion centres for those already addicted to "the stuff'. local cable net'!Vork and needed to maintain roads On other social problems, the women felt that local PABX equipment atcus­ and renovate buildings. communities, the government and non-governmental tomers' premises. To­ In his final remarks, organisations (NGOs) should push for more social gether the assets are estt: Finance Minister, Gert Hanekom thanked all the workers to counsel those in 'red-light areas'. mated to be worth about SACRED MEMORY ••• The grave of Namibian parties for their contribu­ They noted that the granting of "easy licenses" to N$20million. Personnel prospective alcohol dealers was problematic and the hero, Kaptein Hendrik Witbooi who fought tion.and assured them that are expected to be inte­ Ministry of Trade and Industry and municipalities against German colonialism, is situated.a t the the money would be used were requested to do their job in this regard. house of the p~esent Kaptein, Hendrik Witbooi grated into Telecom Na­ for the betterment of all Another proposal was that the NBC should come up at Gibeon. Photo: Josef Motinga mibia from March I. Namibians. 4': TuesClay2 Febr:uary 22 19'94 THE NAMIBIAN

20hOO: News A corrupt private detec­ 20h30: Walvis Bay: 'tive finds evidence of the Offshore involvement of a hard­ Islands, working architect in an 20h45: Tropical Heat accidental murder and 16h56: Opening 2Ih36: Namib (repeat) blackmails him. How­ 17hOO: Sesame Street 22h25: Sport ever, the man can't pay, Learning the fun way is so he has to perform the name of the game some illicit tasks for the down Sesame Street way. detective, pulling them 18hOO: Casper and both closer to the abyss. Friends Starring: Donald Suth­ 18h28: The Rich Also . * ~... * erland, Tim Matheson, Cry Jay Acavone 18h52: Magazine 21hOO: Supersport (K1V starts) Programme Highlights of the 1994 IOhOO: The Elephant Zoom Winter Olympics from Show This week's edition in­ Lillehammer IOh30: Egoli (repeat) cludes: Africans and the 23hOO: Buster (16) llhOO: Obsessed (16) French in Paris; Aliens A small-time crook is 12h35: Videofashion in their own Land, Black happily married but his News Germans; Difficulties of wife wishes he would get (K1V starts) German-African Eco­ a real job, However, he 15hOO: Chip 'n Dale falls in with a group of nomic Relations and HAPPY MOMENT ••• President Sam Nujoma presented N$1 000 in cash to the chairperson of Rescue big-thinking thieves and Assisted Repatriation for the Hawkers' Association Geraldine Katupose when he attended their AGM over the weekend. Rangers African students. plays a role in Briaio 's Windhoek Mayor Viviene Graig is looking on. 15h30: New Scooby 19h34: Pei-fect Great Train Robbery. Doo Mysteries Strangers Afterwards, he and his 16hOO: The Flintstones family go into hiding and Life for Larry Appleton 16h30: Garfleld and later leave for Mexico. (Mark Linn-Baker) is President·helps hawkers Friends Starring: Phil Collins, never the same after his (Open time) Julie Waiters, Larry long-lost cousin Balki 17hOO: The Wonder Windhoek Mayor Vivienne Graig was also (Bronson Pinchot), a Lamb CHRIS NQIVANGA Years OOh45: The Inner present at the occasion and announced that the goat herder from a re­ 17h30: Loving Circle (13) City Council would be erecting shelters for use by mote Mediterranean is­ PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma donated N$l 18hOO: Egoli hawkers. land, unexpectedly ar­ 03hOO: Hawks (18) 000 to the Okutumbatumba Hawkers' 18h30: The Simpsons 04h45: For Love Graig also said that the hawkers' stalls at the rives at his door-step Association when he officially opened the uncompleted bus terminal along Independence (Premium time) Alone (A) ready to begin his new association's annual ,general meeting in Avenue in Katutura would be provided with a 19hOO: Quicksand: No 06h25: Transmission life in America. Both Katutura on Saturday. creche and kindergarten facilities where parents - Escape (A) ends Larry and Balki experi­ The President called on members 'to maintain could leave their children while doing business. ence culture shocks as hygienic conditions and to educate and instil dis­ The President called on hawkers to expand their they show each other a WE WON'T STOP cipline in their children. He warned against selling activities to other parts of the country and to new and different way of liquor to ohildren. encourage unity among members. life. THE MAGIC

PO Box 21146 Fax:(0264-61) 223386 Parents ·~ divi'd-ed ·~> · on Wlndhoek . T81:(0264-61) 52871 Namibia CODECO ". ,:-.: : ;. , ." <' '"" ~0" ~ ~ Common*Development*Company language for school Parents were asked to choose be­ (a local NGO working with rural an.d marginal communities) TYAPPA NAMUTEWA tween the two languages. is seeking to fill the position 01 Although Mandume accommodates ,PARENTS of pupils at Katutu­ a crpss-section of pupils, most spea'k ra's Mandume Junior Primary Oshiwambo. School cannot agree on whether Many parents said they preferred Managing Director their children should be taught Oshiwambo, saying their children Afrikaans or Oshiwambo. would lose their tradition and customs At a meeting over the ~eekend, if they were only taught in "foreign Duties/Responsibilities: parents were told by the principal, Mr languages". Shilongo, that while ,the medium of However others felt Afrikaans would instruction at the school was English, be better as it would enable their chil­ -Day to day administration of the Company previously Oshiwambo and Afrikaans dren to communicate with other groups -Financial reporting to donor agencies and directors had been taught. in Namibia. -Liaise with local and international NGO's However, earli~r this year the school The issue Was then referred to the had been told that because of an addi­ new Iy -elected school board, comprised -Prepare periodic reports for the Board and donors tional subject, Science, the school of parents and teachers, which was 11 mustdo away with either Oshiwambo asked to report back to the parents as Qualifications and Experience or Afrikaans. soon as possible.

-The ideal candidate must have post-school 'qualifications and From the Magistrates Court experience in working with NGO's and community based groups_ A MAN appeared in the Windhoek 11te case was remanded to March 10. Magistrates Court yesterday on a charge • Dinoser Uirab (22) of Katutura -English and another language. of attempted rape. Herman Herbst (36) pleaded gUilty to pOssessing 25 grams of -Accounting to Trial Balance level. of 10 Behring Street" Windhoek, was dagga. He was fiRed N$400 or 80 days in -Driving Licence granted bail of N$300. prison.

Remuneration package is negotiable. ,"- -. A thought for today Closing date: 04/03/94 NATIONALISM is an infantile disease. # Please send your application ~o : It is the measles of •• MS.Doris Peschke mankind. - Alfred PO Box 21146 Einstein, German­ born physicist (1879 ndtloek _ _ - 1955).

_ ...... - .. THE NAMIBIAN j Tuesday F~bw~ry 22 1994" 5 '

The Namlblan Is published by the Sentence.in sex case Free Press of Taxi driver shot Namibia, 42 John A MAN was last week ftned N$l ously assaulting the young girl in Melnert Street. Editor Gwen lIster. Tel. 000 or six months ImprIsOnment Katutura In September 1993~ (061) 36970. Fax for touching the breasts and spe­ Hamunyela was also sentenced (061) 33980. PO Box with stolen haul cial parts ofan ll-year-old girl on to six years In prison, suspended . 20783, Windhoek. several occasions. for three years, on condition,that Printed by John Ruben Hamunyela (28) was ac­ he Is not found guilty of rape, at­ Melnert (Pty) microbus taxi acting in a suspicious Limited, Stubel CHRIS NDIVANGA cused of Indecently and lasclvl- tempted rape or indecent assault. fashion. They followed the taxi and Street. attempted to stop it but the driver I ' I ' A TAXI driver was shot and refused to pull over. wounded by the police over the Van der Merwe fired a warning shot weekend as he was trying to and when the vehicle did not stop four evade capture with a micro bus shots were fired. Office of the Bursar full of stolen t y r es. The driver w as wounded below the The 28-year-old man is recovering rib cage on his left side. He was rushed DEPARTMENT: SALARIES under police guard in the Central State to K atutura State hospital and was hospital in Windhoek . H is condition later transferred to the central hospi­ Head: Salary Administration is described as satisfactory. tal. Requirements: At least years appropriate experience and preferably a tertiary qualification in The man was arrested on Saturday Eight stolen tyres were found inside 3 at approximately 0 I h30 at the Elite the taxi. Geyser said 36 tyres had been Accounting and Taxation, ~ A uction H ouse near the Eros shop­ stolen from the auction house th is Job descriplion: The reconciliation and management of bank accounts and related control accounts. ping ce ntre by Constables China month alone. salary records, PAYE. staff enquiries and external communications with financ ial institutions. Matumbe and Sh awn van der M erwe. Last week The Namibian carried an N ampol's Chief Inspector Se an article in its We e ken~er about taxis Geyser said the two police men were be ing used as getaway cars by crimi­ Deputy Bursar nals. on observation duty when they saw a Requirements: A B-degree in Finance. Bursaries Studies or Accountancy. Relevant experience will serve as recommendation. Canadian JoII description: Reporting to the Bursar and deputising for him when ne cessary. the incumbent will control the activities of the Assistant Bursar: Finance and Assistant Bursar: Auxilliary Services. Th is will group on include. the co-ordination, evaluation and improvement of computerised systems. monitoring Of REPUBLIC OF financial procedures. cap~al expenditure control. maintenance of the financ ial year plan. monitor­ investment NAMIBIA ing of authorisation and delegation of authority. co-ordination of requests and budget allocations with ­ in all divisions and departments of the University. expedition *MINISTRY OF FINANCE DEPARTMENT: DEBTORS I BUDGET CONTROL I PURCHASING , TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR TYAPPA 1.1ENDER NO :831114 8UPPLY AND DEUVERY OF Accountant NAMUTEWA . ' BRU8HWARE TO THE CENTRAL GOVER... ENT Requirements: Preference will be given to applicants with a tertiary qualification in accounting and STORES FOR THE PERIOD 1 MAY 1.... TO 30 APRIL completed articles with a recognised firm of chartered accountants. A GROUP of 15 111111. Job description: Responsible for the management of staff within and overall ,control over the student prominent Canadian TENDER NO.A8IM SUPPLY AND DEUVERY OF 12. debtor, purchasing, budget control and associated functions, busines~men and STEELBOREHOLECA8INO(BLACK)ANDPLA8T1C women arrived in BOREHOLE CASINO TO THE DEPARTMENT OF I .1-.-.. •. • DEPARTMENT: SALARIES I CREDITORS I ASSET CONTROL Namlbl-y""'.-..a_,yto WATER AFFAIRS FOR THE PEIIOD 1 APRIL 1...... ~... TO 3111ARCH 111L . look at ' investment Accountant . ~ -,- - opPortunities. 13.TENDER NO. A170114 TENDER FOR THE Head d b J _ MANAGEMENT AND OPERAnON OF MOTOR Requirements: Preference will be given to applicants with a tertiary qualification in accounting a'nd e y ea~ VESSEL OF THE WELWlTCHIA FOR THE PERIOD 1 completed articles with a recognised firm of chartered. accountants. Raymond Boulle, chalr- MAY 1.... TO 30 APRIL 1_. man of the board of di- Job description: Management of staff salaries. creditors. assets, stocks and various related duties.

&.0< rectorsofCanada'sDia-114.TENDERNO.A55I14THESALEOF088OLETEX- - :. ___ _ - ",. . ___f!. ~Y.. ~ FOR THE PERIOD 1 JULY 1114 TO 30 DEPARTMENT: AUXILLlARY SERVICES

mond FIelds, I{esoun.:es, JUNE 11MMi. -, _ '! I I the group WIll also look '. - - '...... L - C~'!tr91Ier: Campus Security into th e possibil ity of 5. TENDER NO. A2I1MTHESALE OF USED FiXeR • • ... .• -. b

diamond exploration off SOLUTIONS FOR THE PERIOD 1 JULY 1914 TO 30 -~ Requirements: Grade 12 wifh a post school qualification in security. the Namibian coast. JUNE 1998. " Job description: The provision of an effective and efficient sec urity service to the l.:J niversity of Na mibia . The ?roup ~~ n sis t s ~ f I.TENDERNO.A195114SUPPLY ANDDEUVERYOF geologiSts. m mmg engl- PLASTIC BAGS AND SELF ADHESIVE PLASTIC neers and other mining BAGS AND ADHESIVE PLASTIC TO THE ,Controller : Electrotechn~logy experts and yesterday GOVERNMENT FOTTHE PERIOD 1 MAY 1994 TO 30 called on President Sam APRIL 1996. Requirements: At least N3 in Electricity. Electron ics or Air-conditioning and 7 years appropriate expe ­ ri ence . Nujoma to brief him 7. TENDER NO. A54194 SUPPLY OF LAUNDRY about their visit. DETERGENTS TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE Job description: Ensuring effective electrotechnological services and qua lity ele ctrical, electron ic and The delegation was PERIOD 1 JUNE 1994 TO 31 MAY 199i. te lecommunications systems at the University of Namibia. also welcomed by Trade TENDER NO. 811/94 SUPPLY AND DEUVERY OF and Industry M inister 8. MOTOR OIL,GREASE, BRAKE FLUID ET CETERA Chief Technician : Hidipo H am u tenya. TOTHECENTRALGOVERNMENTSTORES DURING Mines and Energy Min­ THE PERIOD 1 APRIL 1994 TO 31 MARCH 1895. ister Andimba Toivo ya Civil and Mechanical Services - Toivo and millionaire Ooslng date: (1&8) IlhOO on Tuesday: 22 March 1994 Rllquirements: A qualification of at least N3 in Carpentry, Plumbing . Bricklaying or Fitting and Turn ing businessman Frans Aupa - (2&3) IlhOO on Tuesday 29 March 1994 With 2 to 3 years appropriate expe ri'ence, Indongo. (4,s.6&7)llhOO on TUelday 08 March 1994 Ya Toivo th anked the Job description: Ensuring the effective function ing of the ma intenance section and ava ilability of a ser ­ DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF group for their invest­ vice for the routine ma intenance of mechanical and structural systems at the University of Nam ibia. The Seaetary:Tend&r Board ment interest, but also Ground 1Ioof'. Flscus Building Contact persons: Ms A van Rhyn at 1061) 307 -2002 or Mrs D Nashandih-Endjambi at 1061) 307 ·2295. urged them to consider 10 John Meinert Street Closing date for applications: 4 Ma rc,h 1994. training Namibians in the Windhoek TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO field of mining, saying Date of ass~mption of duties: As soon as poss ible, The Secretary : Tender Board the country 'could not I'. P_O. Box 3328 . Application procedure: Please forward applications / CV 's to the Personnel Depart· ...... '- \ only depend on foreign WINDHOEK ment. University of Nam ibia. Pr ivate Bag 13301 . Windhoek. Nam ibia or fax to.~ · " ~ experts. No.: (061) 36454 Fax (06 1)307 -2286/2444 ~. - ' y ~ ' , Boulle promised th at OR DEPOSITED IN: ~ ...... Wt:.~ •• ,.. .. The Tender Box: Anractive remuneration applies...... they would share their Ground Floor: Flscus Building tech nology w ith 10 John Meinert Street N amibians. Windh08k During their visit, th e UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA NB: N$5 Levy (Non refundable) is payable in Advance group will also visit ~ In cash or bank guaranteed cheques only (Unpaid , /JI}.. "f(tI. .'J I .~f. J'J I't' Liideritz to investigate tender documents will be prejudiced). ways of recovering dia­ monds there. SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 1Z7944 1994 1 ~i9Tt.t~ ~AMtBIAN ~

REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA REPUBLIC OF Diamond firm..... ' ~ lifts NAMIBIA · *MINISTRY OF FINANCE *MINISTRY OF FINANCE TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR Nam Stock Exchange 1.TENDER: NO:F1/10I2-411a3ONE HAND OPERATED TENDERS ARE'INVlTEP FOR THREE WHEEL ROADMAKER. Company Last Current Index* Price+ Price** 1 .TENDERNO~F1/10/1~11V3NEWSUPREllECOURT 2. TENDER NO:F1/11-4/83 THE SUPPLY AND N$ N$ % WlNDHOEK FOR MINISTRY OF WORKS, DEUVERY OF .. VERTICAL PLAN flUNG ~TEEL TRANSPORT AND COIIMUNICAnoN. CABINETS. AMOUNT PAY.I' E "W-OO Nictus 0,50 .' . 0,50 167 nosing date: (1) lIbOO OD Tue.tay 15 Marcb I~M Namibian Fishing nosh., date: I1hOO on Tuesday: IS March 1994 (2) lIbOO, OD Tuesday 01 Mardll".. Industries 5,75 5,75 106 Namibia Sea Tender doe!:lm.n.... obtllln... from: DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ofFICE Products 6,50 6,60 147 OF THE: • The SeCretary : Tender Board Standard Bank Investment THE SECRETARY Ground 1Ioor, Fiscus Building TENDER BOARD Corporation 100,50 101,00 10 John Meinert Street GROUND FLOOR Metje & Zeigler Windhoek. FlSCUS BUILDING 3,00 3,00 171 Tend .... must be forwerded to: 10 JOHN MEINERT STREET Metje & Zeigler The Secretary : Tender Board WlNDHOEK 5,5% pref 0,75 0,75 100 P.O. Box 3328 Mutual Federal Amount pIIyabl. AT GROUND FLOOR FISCUS & Windhoek BUILDING: Insurance Co 45,00 45,50 107 Fax No. : (061) 36454 N$5,OO . Ocean Diamond Or d.poslt.d In T.nd.... must be posted to: Mining 2,05 3,00 146 The Tender Box The .Secretary : Tender Board Ground Floor: Fiscus Building p .0 . Box 3328 Overall NSE index 10 John Meinert Street WINDHOEK Johannesburg Stock Exchange all-share index on Friday's close of business Windhoek stood at 4 852 (up from 4 777 a week ago). The L ondon late fix for gold on OR DEPOSITED IN: The Tender Box : Friday was US$379,95 per ounce, down from US$381,85 a week earlier. SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD Tender Board Offioes * The index started at 100 when the share was I isted , and the NSE index at NB: N$5.00 lEVY APPLICABLE Flscus Building lOO when the first share was listed. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE TO : 10 John Meinert Street + "Last price" lists the price on Feb I I . (UNPAID TENDER DOCUMENTS WlllBE PREJUDICED) Wlndhoek ** Price on Friday morning CASH OR BANK GUARANTEED CHEQUES ONLY. Telex: 980 3369-3370 127941 Fax: 36454 Sectretary: Tender Board 127941 YellQwed. paper spells fortune

A SOUTH African was recently there was no longer a •National reported to have received an old Growth Fund but instead it was hen it comes t~ farr:ning ... yellowed document from his known as Sanlam Index Trust. motber wben bis father died. Af­ Sanlam unit trusts was appar­ ter the funeral, it took some weeks ently able to trace the investment to find out tbat an original gift of and then came the good news - in some cattle was now worth R25 24 years the R800 bad becomeR25 000 invested in a mutual fund. 000. The investment sbowed an The fairytale story began when average growth of 15,4 per cent a the man, now 37 years old, was year, compared to the average in­ stiU a boy and bis father a young flation in South Africa over the man. His grandfather gave tbe period of 11,8 per cent (wbicb father some cattle for the boy. The would have turned the R800 into father later sold some of the cattle R11 633). It shows how even a and raised RSOO which he invested small saving can go a long way if into a savings account. you invest it early and wise!v th .. c:.u- . -.• . A few.- years. _ ....latQ' ._ .". .... Q'ull' was enough. And if you can add witb worth R800and the father invested regular or even monthly top ups, it into a National Growth Fund. you could find yourself eventually After much searching they found richer than you ever dreamed.

Welder

LOCOMOTIVE DEPOT, WINDHOEK We at the Namlbian Engineering solar driven), hot water systems, Minimum requirements are. qualification as welder or equivalent trade Corporation care a great deal a new barn , economic housing, diploma. the ability to speak, write and understand English . a willing­ other steel constructions or the about the needs of the farmer in ness to work a ~5-hour week, shifts, overtime and on weekends and our country. Thus we work hard to like, you wi ll find fully committed public holidays when necessary . Namibian citizenship/permanent resi­ make technology affordable and people at NEC ready to come up dence. design reliable, enduring products. with the optimum solutio,-,that Duties will include • repairs to locomotives and maintenance of work­ suits your individual needs. shop equipment. all related duties as required from time to time. We have just about the same close relation to our products as Our Sales Eng ineers are dedica­ TransNamib offers a market related remuneration package based on you have to your farm land , be­ ted to their work. Like for instance qualifications, skills and experience, which includes a housing loan, relocation assistance, and a medical and pension scheme. cause we take pride in them. Haratd Pritzen, seen above deliv­ Therefore we are not merely sell - ering a generator set at the farm of Interested candidates who will be available for relevant tests and . ing our stuff but service and main­ the van Mollendorf fam il y . Interviews should contact Mr V Marais at (061) 298·2121 for further • tain it as well. details. If you expect working technology, Bona fide applicants with proof of their qualifications may obtain We .are in for a long term relation people giving extra effort and fair application forms from the security office at the entrance to the with our clients and want to give prices, we at NEC will be proud to TransNamib Head Office. Completed forms should be addressed you superior quality service an~ match your challenge. . to the Senior Personnel Officer, Trans.Namlb Limited, Private Bag products for the years to come. 13204, Windhoek, Namibia. When it comes to the farmers Closing date: 4 March 1994. So whether you need a diesel en ­ needs, NEC is YOUr rel iable part­ gine , a traditional wate~ pump (or ner. Give us a ring or just drop in . He/ping to build Namibia TransNami,b ·Limited Namibian Engineering Corporation (Pty) lid., p.a. Box 5052 , 186 Jan Jonker Road, Windhoek, Tel. (061 ) 36720 The National Carrier of Namibia

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LVANDA: Angola's government has been achieve targets, devoting most of its efforts in recent months But it was not neces­ on reequipping the army and police to coun- sary to wait for the end of , ter military pressure from Vnita, President the war to give effect to Jose Eduardo dos Santos said yesterday. the govern ment's eco­ nomic "aims, the presi­ Admitt ing th at Unita United Nations. dent added. had a we ll -equipped Dos Santos, speaking The devaluation'ofthe army, Dos Santos told a day after the central new kwanza, from 12 h is cabinet that the coun­ bank ordered a 50 'per­ 740 to the dollar to 17 try was faci ng "an unde­ cent devaluation of the 838 to the doll ar, was the clared state of emer­ currency, said the gov­ second such move in less gency," ernment had failed to than a month. According He urged the govern­ transform its emergency to year-end est imates d is­ ment team at peace talk s economi c programme closed by Prime Minis­ under way in neighbour­ into a proper develop­ ter Marcolino Moco, ing Zambia since No­ ment programme. spending on the war ac- Jonas Savimbi 11<"';' ;>n~ N amibia ~i'I ,.; :;::;:s "d2509M I vember to hold out for a He bl amed govern­ counts for 70 percent of -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~;;;;~;;~~ lasting ceasefire which ment min isters for "lack the state budget. - Sapa- I~ could be verified by the of firm ness" in try ing to AFP Rwanda tense after killings Mbuende Syria rejects KIGALI: Rwanda's capital was calm but te nse stone wou nds, police and witn\,! sses sa id. onSADC yesterday following daylong riots in wh ich at least Twagiramu ngu, a Hu tu li ke President luve nal six people were killed. Habyarimana, is to be pri me min ister in a broad­ secret talks Police used tear gas and shot in the air on Sunday based trans it ional governm ent scheduled to ti\ke aid visit to disperse thousands of youths who tried to pre ve nt offi ce Tuesday. DAMASCUS: Syria said yesterday it had re- people from attending a rally organized by Faustin The new government was formed as part of a D A R ES SA- jected separate Israeli proposals to hold secret Twagiramungu, leader of the opposition Demo­ peace accord las t August tocnd acivi l war in th e ti ny LAAM: Southern peace talks and to upgrade the Washington cratic Republ ican Movement party. central Africa nation. African Develop- peace negotiations now held at ambassadorial The demonstrators, wielding wooden staves and Twagiramungu is resented by many of his fell ow ment Community level. mac hetes, blocked roads with burni ng tires, wooden Hutus, who feel he has allied himself too closely (SADC) executive Omcials also accused Israel of trying to logs and disabled vehicles. wi th the minorit y Tutsi ethnic group. which domi - , The demonstrators a lso attacked known nates the former rebel Rwandan Patriotic Front. secretary Kaire drive a wedge between Syria and Leb~non and Twagiramungu supporters, looted stores and in one Tutsis were Rwanda's traditional rulers, but lost Mbuende was yes- to coax Beirut into a separate peace deal, but instance tossed a hand grenade at police, witnesses to th e Hutus at independence from Belgi um in 1962. terday in Tanzania added that the attem pt had failed. said. Ri valry between the two groups has sparked spo­ e £' d . 't "Israel has rudely asked Syria to enter into Jor a Jour- ay VISI •• • • All the dead were civ ilians and had machete or radic blood baths. - Sapa-AP ~ d clandestlDe negotiations (at) one time and up- to .assess 0 0 re- grading the level of negotiations at another," q Ulrements follow - Interior Minister Mohammed Harba told a Nato stil ing a prolonged conference in Damascus. ready I~p~ea ths J---­ drought. He is the first Syrian minister to state'pub- Mbuende told re- tidy that Israel is seeking secret talks with to ~trj1To -- _...... ~~ porters on his arrival Dama sc~: !!!~:;;; u~cmis have previously Iblamed on ANC I • !::~::~~rr.!'~yaUneair- denounced Israel for making the demand. NAPLES: The commander of Nato air forces over • . , port here that "it is Earlier, a government official said Israel was Bosnia said yesterday he could still mount strike,S if . PRETORIA: The k"hng,ofpohce~en would our policy that peo- trying to sabotage Syrian-Lebanese relations. the shelling ofSarajevo resumed or the Serbs tned cease only when the African NatIonal Con- pie should not be left He said Syrian President Hafezal-Assad and to ~ring back big guns withdrawn after a Western gress and other political leaders stopped todieofhunger, while bis Lebanese counterpart Elias Hrawi bad ultimatum, h ' , B h 't's demonising the force, Law and Order Min- , . "It was not a treat, It was a promise. y t e way, I we have .. ~~ capacity taken a unified stand at a meeting on Sunday still a promise," said US Admiral Mike Boorda, com- ister "ernus Kriel said yesterday_ ~ , of moblhslDg food on tbe peace talks and on concern about a mander of Nato forces in southern Europe. He was reacting to the murder of Sgi l>1al tm stocks within the re- possible Israeli strike against Islamic guerril. He said he could be ready "on very short order" to Lotter, 31, who was killed by four amled men when gion and abroad". las in soutb Lebanon. extend the operation. to othe~ areas o.f Bosnia if. the he stopped to help them fix a punctured tyre at the Tanzania needs at Syria wants Israel to withdraw fully from alliance an,d the United Nations deCided to deliver weekend. least 300 000 tonnes the Golan while Israel says it is ready for a another ultimatum. h' N I h d • Sgt Lotter was th e 25th South African Police 'f ' . Boorda rold a news conference at IS ap es ea - . ?fgram to avert a~- partial pullout In return for fully normal ties quarters that he ex pected final word that the Bosnian member to be murdered ~hl s year.. , me as a result of fad- and open borders•• Sapa.AFP Serbs had, withdrawn their heavy weapons out of "The senseless and arbitrary killing of Sgt Lot!er. ureofshortrainsand range of the besieged capital or put them under UN who had already lost an sye in the line of duty, delayed long rains. : control. typifies the nati onal tragedy of the murder of police- Tanzania made an pI A C ' CO ul d But Boorda made clearthat, fo ll owing the expiry of men in South Africa." appeal for food assist· ft a Nato dead line at midnight on Sunda~, the threat of Sot Lotter had become the latest victim of not only ance last month d ur- strikes fro~ all!ed warpl~n~s base? Ind .ltalY or on the ~olitical hate campaign against the SAP, but of " d aircraft carners In the Adnatlc remalne In paceI . , .,. ~ n g a SA DC summit resume arme Boorda, who commands the biggest collection of the availability o!' AK47 ntles, Knel sa id In a ID Gaborone, Bot- all ied ai r might since the 1991 Gulf War against Iraq, statement. . swana, and the sum- said it was up to Nato's politicalleaders and the United "South Africa is now reaping the product of the mit d,irected the sec- struggle ' ~ation s to decide .if they wanted to use similar threats systematic demoni sation 0t the ~AP .by the AN~ retarJat to assess the In other hots pots In Bosnla. - Sapa-AFP which has cheapened the lives ot policemen. Thi S situation and see how madness must stop." the country could be CAPE TOWN: Pan Africa nist C ongress Cyclone cost The slaughterofpolicemen would stop onl y when assisted. Mbuende Presid ent Clarence Makwetu says his party ,... IW" • t. d the ANC and other political leaders stopped said SA DC had al- could r esu me the armed str uggle if the land .l.".a or. • us e a r demonising the force and start ed givi ng it the sup- ready mobilised issue in South Africa is not resolved. PORTLOUIS: Mauriti us says cyclone Hollandawhich port necessary for the effective l'OJ11bating of vio- maize supplies from Addressi n,g supp~rters ?uring the launch of the destroyed 50 percent of the Indian Ocean island's lence and crime, Kriel sa id . Zambia and Zimba- P AC' s elect~on man~fes to In C~ ~e Town.on Sun?ay sugar crop and ki lled two people caused total damage He accused the ANC of sabotaging every attempt bwe, wh ich wou Id Makwetu Said: " U n llk~ our political and Ideological worth 2,5 bill ion ru pees (US$135,4 mi ll ion) ., by the SAP to rcmove from circulation the AK47s soon be made avail- opponents, who prom ise t.o. buy our,land b~c k. from Prime Mini ster Anerood Jugnauth told reporters on wi th which criminals we rc wreaking havoc in l'Om- ble to Tanzanl'a those who stole it, the position of the PAC IS Simple Saturday the cyclone wrecked fruit and vegetable .. a '1•1 ' and strai.g htforward on the Iss. ue 0 f Ia nd ... W e s h a 11 crops, sugar and tea plantati'ons, destroye d severa I mumtles. • At Ieast 1, 5 ml Ion I .. h' f k k d th I " t 't" d b . cut no deals over the egltlmate owners Ip 0 our buildings and roads, and noc e out e e ectncl y "Unl ess these issues are uroe ntly recti le y People m 13 Tanza- . . . Th I h' h e .. . . " _ land. . . . and telecomm Unications se rvl ce~. e cyc one w IC organisations such as the ANC, the killing of pollce-. Dlan regIOns are fac "We want to leave no doubt about thi S, If It means hit on February 10 and II came Just over a week after 'il aoain reach record levels in 1994 and ing famine as a result we must go back to the bush in order to reclaim our another cyclone - "Geralda" - killed an estimated 200 men WI ' Ieo d h ' , '. of the " p r o longed land then back to the bush we shall go", MrMakwetu peopleon thene.lghbounnglsla . . ndo f Madagascar, b ut AK47s. wll m"o w own t e Innocent In ever- Increas- I drought •• Sapa-A FP said 'to loud applause- ,. from the crowd.,·I S apa avol' de d MauntlUs. . . -: S ap a- AFP 109 numbers . - Sapa 8 . Tuesday February 22 1994 !'THE NAMIBIAN ; _;, '\1~~4; - . J 0 burg stock International stock markets Economic Indicators exch~nge · . LONDON: European stock markets the Hong Kong dollar was pegged to Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: were sharply lower inJittery trading the US curreocy during a confldeoce FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELD% JOHANNESBURG: Softer world markets and per­ yesterday with many investors fear­ crisis in 1983. . ABSA: GE: 174,24 162,99 3,70 sistent nervous investor sentiment leftJSE share priccs ful that higher US interest rates are Tokyo "ignored ' ~ew York stocks' Industrial 153,33 143,41 3,54 mostly weaker in Monday trade, dealers said. on the way. 3S-point Friday fall with the Nikkei Jncomc 105,62 104,38 na ,At the close, the overall index had lost 21 points to Trade was thin with US markets average closing 434,34 points up at BOE: 4 831 and the all gold index shed 40 points to I 862. closed for the President's Day holi­ 19,393,94 yesterday. Growth 201,48 188,26 2,28 Foreign buying of selected industrials helped the day and players cautious ahead of Fears that the yen may surge anew Pcoplc's Incomc 104,39 103,29 na index buck the general trend and rise nine points to 5 Federal Reserve Chairman Alan against the dollar receded and inves­ COMMUNITY: 704, one dealer said. He added that bullion's fall to Greenspan's semi-anoual testimony tors jumped into the market. Growth Fund 135,88 127,18 6,97 377 US dollars on Friday had triggered selling on the on monetary policy to Congress to­ In late morning trade the Finan­ COMMERCIAL UNION: gold board, but that losses had been stemmed by the morrow. cial Times-Stock Exchange index of Growth 155,42 145,11 2,59 It is believed Greenspao will indi­ metal's recovery to just under 380 dollars yesterday. 100 leading British shares had fallen COMPOSITE: cate that higher interest rates may 22,9 points to 3,359,7. Bellwether stock De Beers and associate Anglos All Share Indcx: 114,12 106,64 na be necessary to snuff out ioOation­ In Paris, the CAC-40 share index lost 150c to RI05,50 and RI94,OO respectively. On FEDLlFE: ary pressures in the US economy. dropped 22,27 to 2,228,82. the gold board, Vaal Reefs fell R 12,00 to R406,OO and Fedgro GE 159,71 149,11 3,85 Westem Deep dropped 600c (3,3%) to R 176,00. light­ In London, equities were marked The 3O-share DAX index in Frank· down heavily at the start but later furt was down 36,98 at 2,114,99. GUARDBANK: weight Benoni fell3c (7,89%) to 35c. Platinum leader. Growth 3194,09 2969,65 3,42 Platinum eased 20c (9,09%) to 200c while Barplats stabilised, 09ly to fall back again. The dollar made a sudden dash The inttrest-rate fears also higher at the European midsession, Resources 188,93 175,99 3,86 picked up 2c (3,08%) to 85c. Industrial 164,40 154,03 3,35 Among industrials, Barlows lost IOc to R28,50, SA dragged down Hong Kong stocks climbing around 1·1/2 yen in what Income 124,08 123,57 11,86 Breweries fcll 75c to R87,OO, and Ami c shed 100c to yesterday, with the blue-chip Hang traders described as a short squeeze. IGI Life: GE 150,82 141,18 3,04 R 122,00. Some 2 130-million Iscor shares worth Seng index tumbling 369,43 points Against the mark the dollar made R5,39m changed hands in 96 deals during the day to or 3,41 per cent. Hong Kong h .... to its way up to 1,7272 marks versus METBOARD: close 7c or 2,79% higher at 258c. -Sapa-I-NET shadow US interest-rate policy as 1,7187 previously. - Sapa-AFP Metfund 258,28 241,75 2,78 Metboard Gilt 126,00 124,68 10,48 Metboard Managed 105,76 100,31 na UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA HAMIBIAN AGRONOMIC BOARD Metboard High Inc 101,36 100,29 na METROPOLlT AN: We are a marketing Board in the agronomic industry and require the OFFICE OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR Metlife GE 140,31 131,13 5,19 services of an energetic and fully bilingual MOMENTUM: GE 312,18 292,53 3,59 Dr. Peter H. Katjavivi OFFICE MANAGER PriY*Ba, 13301 . Win ...... Nunibia NBS: The incumbent will be responsible for: Meetings,administratlon of the 1080,06 3,05 Td~06I) 307.2OOOPu: (061) 307-2286 Hallmark GE 1156,62 Board; Annual reports; Secretarial services to the General Manager; Hallmark Income 102,47 101,45 na The Committee for the Establislunent of Office typlngtWord processing. NORWICH: GE 504,27 470,92 2,56 the Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Requirements: OLD MUTUAL: Resources of the University of Namibia ·Namlblan Citizen Investors 346 1, 81 3223,86 2,76 will convene a Workshop on the -Grade 12, preferably with tertiary education Growth 274,13 255,53 na ·Skllled In word processing (WordPerfect) Top Companies 305,73 284,68 3,36 Establislunent of the ~aculty of ·Typing - 40 w.p.m. Industrial 454,28 422,83 2,59 Agriculture and Natural Resources from Mining 366,41 341,26 2,71 23rd to 25th February 1994 at the Closing. Oate: 25 February 1994 Gold 186,15 173,52 2,93 Safari Hotel. Income 112.14 110,93 12,79 If Int.... tted and you m.. t the requlrem.nts, pleas. s.nd a The Opening Ceremony will take place at SAGE: comp... henslve CV to: Gen Equity 3006,06 2801,24 2,92 9:00 on the 23rd day of February am. The General Manager Resources 157,79 148,29 3,33 1994 in the Multifunction Room, Namlblan Agronomic Board Financial ~ ~ ~7,8.3 501 .75 na" PO Box 5096 ".... Safari Hotel, Windhoek. 223,91 221,67 na AUSSPANNPLATZ Income '. n ..hlir 1928,50 1804,36 3,26 ~- ~re cordiall. y invited to the 11 WINDHOEK SANLAM: GE Index 1522,66 1424,66 3,38 11 ~.ocru"--W~P. ~ ij , Prime Growth 554,24 518,81 4,24 Industrial 1205,91 1128,49 3,48 . Mining 288,92 4,19 - ..!-J'--.A ~ 308,82 - ~~~ .., 10R 87 na Income l1V,,J,~~; SOUTHERN:GE 251,14 234,90 fw Mining 175,14 164,38 3,15 Pure 138,17 129,23 2,95 Income 588,91 577,13 10,30 STANDARD BANK: GE 1419,3 9 1333,27 4,68 Income 95 ,00 94,02 10,90 Gold 233,15 219,61 4,71 Are you thinking of buying a house but do not Industrial 125,68 118,31 5,58 International 128,15 119,86 2,49 know where to start, what to do or where to go? SYFRETS: Growth 375,05 350,29 3,27 Trustee 149,73 139,93 · 2,89 Income 114,01 112,87 11,77 WE HAVE MOST OF THE ANSWERS ON... Gilt 1189,56 1177,66 10,97 • how to make the right UAL: GE 2618,07 2456,87 4,13 decisions when buying Mining 456,96 . 427,19 2,81 a house Selected 2394,65 2240,73 2,99 Gilt 1324,78 1311 ,53 11,51 • getting a loan • Managed . 1273,23 1197,28 4,14 • how to save money on your Max Income 1078,57 1067,79 4,62 bond-and much more. Gold price For further information, Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 380,00 US dollars per ounce as compared with 379,75 at morning contact us now fixing, 379,95 at Friday afternqon Fixing.

Nam dollarlUS dollar ., Yesterday's opening Yesterday'S closing that's our business. 3,4540155 3,4595/1 0 . Financial rand Yesterday 'S opening Yesterday'S closing 4,57/4,58 4,5650/4,5750

Money market 90 day liquid BA rate Yesterday'S opening Yesterday'S closing 10,25 10,25 THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday Februa'rY ,22 1994 9

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IllOI (l lll a"a\ ;1 () p a i t (1 P (1 I w : 1 llpll Swa[Jo a ka Ill onc kOlllalutu. ndclc otai 6X ya dja kcembinga kut ya koGibcon oko klllc, pl'i'illlb(l il'~ c lJllJl o Il (lJllccnghcndab;lla day( ) cfindano Ill ns hil ll ngo nyo no yo ccnLiungc davo ncclllbinga dosh ilon go, K() nillla aadhillli yomililo mbaka ya tindi, I (I III IJ t 11 III h a dllkuc t;IPll cCllhL' il' ash ishc , nllmikalo Liavo adishc, Okwa teelclwa a;lI1a~kola nos ho wo aantu moGibcon oya li ya \I' 0 111 IJ t i III a 11 g 1I d 1I dllil(ln~a Ill ll~hi l llJl~ll * Oi l)'o ai shc yonguLiu Paii'c ope novanyasha oldJCIll O kambatlhala ya dhilllc olllul il o nguka. \I'OS\\ apo (Swap() Ccn ­ ash i,hL' . i klllllik\\'c lllokuyanLija va hapu ta va claela yccnghund afana, odo da Kllnillla aadhilllilllililo yoko Kcctmanshoop aya tra l COllllllittcc) O\'allalli 1'(lS\\'apllOl'a lllllakwai'clo kongudu. nOlllapandaanda va ningilwa konillla Ii wo ya tondoka llnkllgo ihc sho ycya. oya adha nale III 0 V cnLillk ;1. kUlllaidll'a nec 'opo opo o ilonga aishc n y 0 n a una yomivc lo da patwa i ka olllulil o gwadhilllwa. Olllupn:s iLicnde ok\l'a pcfilllbo loshoongalc lc yopaati i cnde nawa. on&halamwcnyo yavo shii vif.ve okudja ncna . Shika oshali Icla os hinima tush i kumitha sho aaLihimi ):ollli IiI () yoko Kcctlllanshoop oyo yali ya Niita ya Iw loka olllanga Illbaka ya Maricntal oyo yc li popepi Max NaITlbala a hulitha ihc ka )ali ya holoka. Shikongo a Ano ii lyo yokakolll iti yc haka oy i li tu yi nye nye ta kawo. kutya aadhilllimililo)a Maricntal ngc no oya li ina Oswald Shivute pOnaanda Euvitho nc yaplllo Iyollllldhilllba olya li Iya ningwa hulitha ya tinLia o ku ya komulilo nguka, ngena ku Rc v, Niitcnde omanga oshituthifumvi ko sha li ()Labor,ltorilllll ntljika llya pyapo ngaa shili hwepo. Omupangi nokwa kala wo omutongwapangi sha wilikwa nawa Ich kll tatc Thomas KOlllcya. Omukalimo Olllbapil a llya ti llkuza koMaricntal oku ya mOshipangelo shEpangelo sha Shakati Max Tatc H .Katal i ngoka a li a gandja ondjokonona ya gwomOshakati koGiilcon opcna a,hika llndjila hayi cndiwa Ndilimegameno ya Johannes Nambala a nakusa Max okwa lombwcla aalilasa kutya nakusa kwali mClllc Osiikc o()lllinutc dhili .10 nll lllu lil o nguka ogwa li gwa valelwa momukunda Onaanda Max okwa va lwa nlOlllUI1l VO 1<)65 11l0naantla na Niila ya Shikongo :alllckL' potllntii ~ o 12hOO nogwali gwa dhimwa mUukwambi ngoka a manene oondjenda 01110 a sikola oos ikola dhopcvi. Oscko okwc kc yi gwoonn' ula 34 kaantll potundi ~o l.1hOO, dhe ongula onene yEtitatno Iya ziko kala kOkahao kOngandjcra nokonil1la okwa ka longa lwaampoka kwali 'Os hili ; 1110 , ha talikako klltya aadhimimilila mOshipa.:gelo sha Winduka, okwa osikola pEtopc. Momumvo 1988 okwa tamcka okwa manc nc Illbaka ya Maric nt al kut) a anLi o oya thika nanaa fumvikilwe Osoondaha ya ziko mOnaanda. ,uupangi mOshipangclo shEpangclo sha Shakati oondjcnda dhl' eti 14 poG ibcl)J1 potllnd i Il nt i 12h()(). ne thimbo ndjoka Nakusa Max Nambala gwoomvula 29 okwa nopcthimbo a monc oshiponga okwa adhika C' li Februali 1994 ol1lul ilo ka gwa Ii nanaa gwa yaka uuncnc ·. ()mbapila moncnc oshiponga mcidhcngomumwe Iylihauto mctifa lyosikola yuupangi mOKa a Ii a tcgclclwa a mOtjiwarongo. ta yi ti , mOshakati popcpi nomahooli ga Katana cti 30 shangc ckonaakono Iyc mu Mci omvula ndjika. Nakusa meme Okakollli ti yc okc li \I'U ka hala aaLihilllilllililo ya lanuali 1994 nokwa li a ehamckwa nayi shili pokati Max okwa thiga ko tatc gwc lohanncs Nambala, Niita, ngoka a adhika Maricntal ya gandjc ll lllat ll lllpclo kutya kolutu. mcmc gwc Emilia Amunycla aamwayina y

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FAX.36982 Dutch television as saying Beenhakker's style Sport Shorts was not appropriate for Saudi players. ~1L~~~~mgID> ~ID>W~~~~~~~m ~ Triple gold Tough victory

TEL. 36970 NORWEGIAN speedskater lohann Olav Koss MARTINA Navratilova beat back a tough chal­ shattered another world record on Sunday to be­ lenge by lulieHalard of France 7-5, 6-3, towin the come the first triple gold medalist of the US dollars 400 000 Paris women's open tennis Special Services Property Property Lillehammer Games. tournament on Sunday. German ski jumper lens Weissfiog. another The win extended top-seeded Navratilova's 1984 gold medalist, succeeded in a soaring Olym­ record singles titles to 167 and was her first in a FGF BUILDERS pic comeback, and Switzerland finally broke into year she has said will be her last for singles CASH foral! PRESTlC~ the win column. tournaments. your "oldies" from ESTATEREAL ••• PLOT & PLAN In and outside your · Now is the opportunity for KHOMASPAL Chiefs qualify 'you to own a house, cost Bad losers house, furniture, EXTENSION 14 induded, in Doradopark electric appliances, The beginner's dream I!I for only N$119 000-00 ARSENAL captain Lefika Lekhota allegedly as­ IWISA Kaizer Chiefs qualified for the semifinals building material Save thousands of and in Khomasdal for only saulted Sundowns loel Masilela at the end of the of the BP Top Eight soccer competi tion when they and what have you. Dollars I!! Transfer costs N$80 000-00. We offer beat Bush Bucks 1-0 at the Boet Erasmus Stadium Contact today: guaranteed ... I can offer African Champions Cup first leg, first round you : soccer tie which the visitors won 1-0 in Maseru on in Port Elizabeth on Sunday. 220012 you two and three • Lots of plans to bedroom houses at Sunday. Chiefs went into the lead in the 48th minute choose from when referee Raymond Rodgers ruled that a Bucks affordable prices !I! • Burglar ba,. The Lesotho para military had to use force to Between N$72 800-00 player had handled after a shot was fired in by • Bullt·ln cupboards, disperse an unruly mob which crowded the MOTOR SPARES and N$99 900-00 Can hop and oven Sundowns players and during the chaos, Masilela Zambian Wedson Nyirenda. Lucas Radebe scored make you a proud owner We Sell: • Carpets all over was involved in an altercation with Lekhota. from tht spot. Fuel pumps, of your own home Phone for an appoint­ waterpumps, carburet­ Contact: Braam Vries ment. tors, carburettor kits, Tel: 211674 (o/h) Reams triumphs India beaten timing chains, timing Fax: 211674 chain tensioners, Tel: 41268 (aIh) THOMAS Hearns retained his NABF SRI Lanka won the third and final one-day inter­ tensioner guides, timing cruiserweight title by surviving two knockouts in national against India by four wickets on Sunday, belts, fan belts . KHOMASOIL Legal Notice a unanimous 12-round decision over Freddie posting their first victory in the six-week tour of I Delgado. India. India won the Iimited-overs series 2-1 after MOTOR SPARES THE AUENS ACT, 1937 The victory set up a.possible showdown be­ a 3-0 sweep of the tests. India first sored 213 for 9 in their allotted 50 overs, but frequent spells of Te1211760 1211766 NOTICE OF INTENTION tween Hearns and Bobby Czyz, who won a I a­ OF CHANGE OF round unanimous decision over George O'Mara rain interrupted the Sri Lanka innnings. SURNAME Saturday on the undercard. I, Jason Johannes residing DAGMOEDER Gwen Melledt at Oshamba Village, Box 67, Sundowns rising Tel: 212640 (0) BESKIKBAAR IN Ondangwa and unemployed Beenhakkersacked WINDHOEK NOORD 213725 (h) intend applying to the Minis- SUNDOWNS will go into the second-leg of the TEL: 36352 ter ~f Home ~ff~lrs for au- SAUDI Arabia has fired Dutch soccer coach Leo African Champions Cup first leg match against thontyundersection9 of the Beenhakkeras head of its national team. Ajob he Lesotho's Arsenal in two weeks time with a 1-0 Aliens Act 1937 to assume . . MOTOR SPARES the sum~e of Kanyemba has only held since the end of last year. lead, thanks to a Bennett Masmga goal. ~l-qIII· for the reasons that Beenhakker told Dutch television on Sunday A large crowd of almost 50 000 turned up to We Sell ' III Iii'f~ Headlights, Tail lamps , Johannes is my father's fore- that Saudi officials informed him Saturday night watch the match played at the Setsoto National Bumperlamps, Comer estate agents i name. I previously bore the that his contract had been terminated. Stadium in Maseru on Sunday. The second leg lMnpa, Hadllght name J .J0hanne8. Any 1be Saudi Soccer Association was quoted by will take place in Mamelodi on March 5. surround, Corner lamp LAEBENZ TOWNSHIP ~nwho . ~~m~ ~;;;;;;;;;;;:~~======~ lenses, Bumper lamp Newly renovatl!d assumption of the said sur- warehouse with offices to ~ses, Grilles name of Kanyemba should Legal Notice buy as soon as may be lodge his! IUIDMI_L • Warehouse 432m2 her objection,ln writing, with • Office compliment a statement of hlslher rea­ SUBSTITUTED SERVICE: Ill..... ' consisting of reception !herefor, with the sons Mag­ SHORT FORM OF - - Tel211760 1211766 area, large open-plan istrata of Windhoek. PROCESS' :, office, 2 offices, walk-In Mona ombapila yoye In the High Court of safe, storeroom , toilets THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences yokwilonga okushinga Namlble and kitchenette 204m2 NOTICE OF INTENTION nuupu. Tuma N$35.00 In the metter between: • Open-plan mezzsanine OF CHANGE OF DEPARTMENT: ENGLISH yiilongwa. . SURNAME . . ALFEUS HAIFO • PlelntlH office space 68.m2 and PATRICIA -Oshimbulu I Petrina Paulus residing at · NDAFELENGA HAIFO ·Oshivambo OnondJokwe Box 2016, PROPERTY COM­ (BORN BASIUUS) • English .Tutor I Staff ~ Write to : Ondangwa and employed PLETEL Y WALLED IN Defendant NS Learner's School as a Norsa intend applying Box 2299, Walvisbay PHONE ANDREW to the Minister of Home Af- TO: Patricia Ndafelenga Development Fellow. WOLFAARDTO fairs for autho~ty under sec- Haifo (born Basilius) , a ma­ \' Vacancies ARRANGE FOR tion9 of the Ahens Act, 1937 jor female fonnerly residing (O!'J'E YEAR CONTRACT) VIEWI NG to assume the surname of atOkatana, Oshana Region, Air France Wlndhoek has Tel: 37940 (o/h) Ipumbu , for the reasons ~at but whose current wherea­ Requirements:.A recognised degree in English . Teaching expe ­ a Vacancy for a part-time 224633 (aIh) Paulus is my father's Chns- bouts are unknown. Check-in Agent. tian·name. I previously bore TAKE NOTICE THAT by rience will serve as recommendation and preference will be given Applicants must have the the nam~ P.P~ulus . Any summons Issued out of this to Namibian citizens. . following qualifications person who objects to my court you have been called . Job de~cription: The teaching of:l anguage courses, co,ndLlcting :of • Thorough EBB system ass~mptiQn of the said sur- upon to give n'otice wiflin 1 kn!l'wledge name . of lip,umbu sho~ld as (one)'month after publication tutori. ~ls and participation in planning and administration within the • Fluentin French soon as may be lodge hlslher hereotto the Registrar and m depa·rtment. • Previous Airline objection, in \ tl'iti~g; , with a the Plaintiffs attorneys of experience statement of hiSlher rea~ons your intention to defend (if Con~ct persons: • Enjoy working witfl therefor, with the Magislrate any) the action wherein Ms A van Rhyn at (061) 307-2002 or Mrs D Nashandih -Endjambi at people of Windhoek. .' Alfeus Halfo daims: (061) 307-2295. . du • NUWE HUIS - I Please candidacy to bft " (a)AnorderfortherestilUtion addressed with. CV'to '.Air pBAGIIGE Closing date for applications: 4 March 1994. GEBESTOUBEUB ------of conjugal rights and failing I France office • Voel soos in die compliance therewith . I Date of assuR1ption of duties: As soon as possible. Wynland I! • (b) A final order of divorce. For Sale • 4 Slaapkamers met (c) Custody and control of Application procedure: lugreeling ~ the minor child bom from the Please forward applications/CV's to the • Kombuis met Area: you caught up in mak­ union between the parties. FOR SALE ontbytkamer ing a decision in which (d) Cost of suit. Personnel Department, University 'of Namibia, RECONDITIONED • Eetkamer met kaste (e) Further and/or alternative Private Bag 13301 , Windhoek, Namibia or fax to • Sitkamer met 'n pragtige newspaper to advertise? . ENGINES relief. (061) 307-2286/2444. L 18 Nissan N$3500-00 uitsig W~!I, the • TV Kamer Heel t) Toyota HK N$3000-00 choice is privaat vir net cile familie TAKE FURTHER NITICE Attractive'remuneration applies. Ford Fl00 N$5500-OO • Bediendekamer clear. For that If you fail to give such Toyota 18R N$3500-00 • Stoorkamer superb serv­ notice judgment .may be For the cheapest spares • 2 Motorhulse ice and granted against you without UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA in town • Pragtige ontaalarea quality, advertise in THE further reference to you . Phone: rondom swembad met Dated at Windhoek this 17th , onderdakbraai NAMIBIAN GREG'S MOTOR day of February 1994 NJ.;;;, S41841P402 SPARES • Mure rondom - sekurlteit Save money and time and baiegoed 13 de Michael de Koel< phone us now at 36970. Kauralhe & Conradle Ask to speak to Maggle, str. EIENAAR VERHU IS I! Attorneys for Plaintiff P.O.Box 9811 SKAKELLYNETIE Roy, Kurt, Rosslyn or 250 Southern Estate House. Windhoek CONRADIE Harry. We wiH see to all Ground floor .' Independence Avenue Te: 61205/6 or 217271 Tel : 37940 (o/h) your advertising needs. 224883 (aIh) Windh09k THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday February 22 1994 11 N am cricketers come out even

The First National Bank Group A: Namibian cricket team Holland 3 3 0 0 12 competing in the ICC Ireland 3 2 0 1 8 Trophy Tournament in P New Guinea 3 t 0 \ 8 Kenya, came third in its Malaysia 3 1 0 2 4 OOPS! •.. batting action from Saturday's group of five teams. af· Gibraltar 4 4 4 -.. 0 0 league outing between Sparta ofWalvis ter winning two and los- Bay (left) and 'Windhoek's Warriors in ing two matches. Group B the Namibia National Softball They will now go U A Emirates 3 3 0 0 12 Association league played at ~he Union through to the plate event Bangladesh 3 3 0 0 12 Grounds in Olympia. Sparta came out where their first oPPO- United States 3 1 0 2 4 eventual winners. nents will be Fiji on Argentina 3 I 0 2 4 Thursday. E & C Africa 4 4 0 0 0 On Saturday they play Papua New Guinea, who Group C beat them by two runs in Kenya 4 4 0 0 12 a friendly match, and on Canada 4 2 1 1 10 African goal avalanche Monday they play Ar- Namibia 4 2 0 2 8 gentina. The final of the Israel 4 1 0 3 4 Plate event takes place Singapore 4 0 1 3 2 on Tuesday, March L JOHANNESBURG: Mbilinga of Gabon strong clubs had home of Angola. Victory was scored the biggest win in African club history advantage. particulary sweet for The standings (under Group D by overwhelming Renaissance of Chad 13-0 As Fonctionnaires Canon, who were elimi­ the headings played. Hong Kong 4 3 0 1 12 in a Cup-winners' Cup match at the Bobo-Dioulasso of nated from Africa last won, drawn, lost and Bermuda 3 3 0 0 12 point~) after the week- Denmark 3 2 0 1 8 weekend. Burkina Faso did wel\ to year fol\owing a shock restrict former Cup-win- home defeat by the un­ end's matches are as fol- West Africa 3 0 0 3 0 The goal avalanche ter in Libreville, scoring ners' Cup holders BCC known Angolans. lows:'· Fiji 3 0 0 3 0 began rolling in the sixth four more goals with Lions to a 2-1 victory in Another Bobo- minute with Manu Ogoula completing the Nigeria. Dioulasso team provided Kwaku scoring the first rout 10 minutes from the Lions looked set for a the biggest surprise of of his three goals and end. Tanzania club comfortable victory the CAF Cup, Racing Bolto n Cup Wilfred Ogoula, who Pamba crushed Anse when Bolaji Douglas Club defeating Algerian also hit a hat-trick, made Boileau of Seychelles scored twice within 26 league leaders US it 2-0 soon after. 12-1 irithesamecompe- minutes, but Salim Chaouia2-1 through two march goes O l~ Valery Ondo, another tition four years' ago, Simon pulled one back goals from Tidjani player to grab three and their record 16-goal soon after half-time. Sanogo. goals, got the third in the overall margin must also Canon Yaounde of Favourites Bendel In- LONDON: Alan Stubbs' free Stubbs drove the ball wide of the wall 12th minute and by be in danger. Cameroon, the other surance, the Nigerian kick with eight minutes to play set up by the Villa defense. Australian halftime Renaissance The first-round action former winners chal- club who won the West gave Division One team Bolton a in te rn a t i on a I goa I keeper M ark had pickeJ the ball out in the Champions. Cup- lenging for the Nelson African Cup last year, 1-0 victory Sunday over Aston Bosnich dove to his right. but could of the net nine times. winners and CAF cups Mandela <7up, scored in made.a winning ~ta,:, Villa, the Wanderers' third only deflect. .the shot back into the n~t. Mbilinga' eased up produced plenty ofgoals. the last mmute to com- defeatmg SCAF 2-\ m t 0 h t t r p °e Bolton Will host another Premier . . s ralg upse 0 a reml r . . during the second half of but no shocks, largely plete a 2-0 trIUmph over the Central African Re- L t 0 th 0 . , League club', Oldham, ID the quarterfi- eam the first-round encoun- because most of the Atletico Sport Aviacao public. eagbue A ~n 0 IS season s nals, to be played March 12-14. Foot a 11 ssoclation C up. Manchester United rolled 3-0 at · 1 -I .. Manchester United and Luton also Wimbledon to extend its unbeaten .' . advanced to the FA Cupquarterfinals, streak in league and cup play to 32 P, ort 0 In goa s gaore eliminating Wimbledon and Cardiff garnes.FrenchintemationalstrikerEric in fifth-round action. Cantona scored his 18th goal of the LISBON: FC Porto hammered Famalicao Kostad'inov waite~ defenders and booted in Bolton. which last won the Cup in season two minutes before halftime to S-O and Benfka squeaked to a 1-0 victory just eight minutes to start his third goal of the night 1958 ••defeated Everton in the third put his team ahead for good. over Beira Mar Sunday to finish a weekend his hat-trick. driving past from seven meters out. round and defending ch~pi?n Arse- Divi~ion O~e Luton ~vanc~ l? ~ "A g.utgame. agreat nal in the fourth. Both victOries came final eight. with a 2-1 wm at DIVISion of top teams punishing underdogs in the two defenders and slam­ d namic ... S-O. it'ss _ in.re~lays after draws at Bolton. but Two C:ardlff. . lOth round of Portuguese 1st divlsionsocc:er. ming the ball into the back of the net from five t:cular' " said P~o thiS time the Wanderers were able to Davld Preece scored the ga~-wlO- Benfiea had the most Porto had it easier: meters out. h 'd fOl1Rer En _ win firsttime in front of the hoI]te fans ner in the 70th minute. four mmutes trouble: it took the league stuek in third place and Kostadinov scored f: na~onal team m.!- as time ran out at Bumden Park. ~fter substitu!e Phil Stant had equal- leaders all 90 minutes to needing the win. the again in the63rd minute, ager Bobby Robson af- From the edge of the penalty box. lzed for Cardiff. score for a 1-0 victory northerners unleashed picking up a loose ball in ter the game. ' :=::::: away against 15th­ Bulgarian striker Emile frontofthegoalandscor­ In Saturday's action ranked Beira Mar. Kostadinov and Serbian ing from two meters. Benfica's second-place Striker Vitor Paneira frontman Ljubimko Drulovic broke up rival Sporting rode a slapped in the Usbon Drulovic for a 5-0 bat- Kostadinov'sstreak with stream ofearly goals to a powerhouse's game­ tering of 17th-ranked a one-meter blast in the 3-0 lashing of crosstown winner on a clean pen­ Famalicao. 77th minute of pl~, but club Belenenses away. alty shot after Beira Drulovic - who had the unstoppable Bulgar­ The weekend's action Mar's defender Rui two points on the night - ian was on the job just left Ben(icacomfortably Franca knocked down opened the scoring tor- two minutes later. atop the league with a Brazilian striker Ailton rent, diving to head in a In the 79th minute three-point advantage Delfino in front of the two-meter (yard) goal in . Kostadinov charged past over Sporting and six goal. the 37th minute. two harried Famalicao points over FC Porto. Chang wins his 15th .title

PHILADELPHIA: Michael Chang won his second Chang received US dollars 96000 and Haarhuis title of the year, beating Paul Haarhuis of the Neth­ got US dollars 53 200. Haarhuis hit a forehand into erlands 6-3, 6-2 at the US Indoor championships the net on Ch~ng' s second break pOint to faII behind Sunday. Haarhuis. winless in three singles finals on 1-3 in the first set. Chang escaped two break points the tour, returned a serve over the baseline to set up and won the seventh game on two Haarhuis errors. Chang's first match point. The third-seeded Chang Haarhuis hit a forehand out on set point. - hit a running volIey into the net at 40-15, but . Haarhuis broke Chang's service in the second hammered an angled forehand down the sideline on game of the second set, but lost his own in the first, the next point. third and fifth games. Chang then served a love ON THE RUN ... young sprinters from the MH Greef Primary School Chang improved to 3-1 against Haarhuis and has game, ending with a service ace, to take a 5-1 lead. inter-school athletics meeting staged at the Khomasdal Community Sports 15 career titles, including the 1989 French Open Haarhuis held service with a backhand half-volley Grounds on Saturday. The red team were crowned winners with the and this year's tournament in Jakarta. across court with Chan!! out of Den.un and the blues third In a livelY meeting. ,; r: ~ I. , if, 2/rueSda~ Pebroapt 22 1994 t ; I /~ ;'-;lHE:NAMlfiIAN ' : I , • ... #

Stop Press I l !!f-J~ BA AGM to~ight BLACK Africa Sports Club is reminding all its players (netball, soccer and volleyball) Leiche, - '-~'r »' is :;" ,': '.~. to attend the club's Annual General chess ~h' amp Meeting at the Shifidi Secondary School hall at 18hOO tonight. Helmut Leicher won the Huster Machine The meeting will Tools qualifying chess tournament at the cover the financial re· Windhoek Showgrounds over the weekend. port and a plan of ac· He won all seven of his matches arid goes tion will also be dis­ ACTION ... from Saturday's exciting pre-season friendly between African Stars and Young Ones cussed. New members through to the Namibian Closed Chess at the Independence Stadium. Stars went through 3·2 thanks to the winner by Angolan mid field tournament on March 3 to 5 at the same are more then wel­ import Domingo (far right). come, announced club venue.

The second to the sixth These six players will placed players have also be joined by the top two Stars sink Civics' in I~~~:f:;~~;:;·ve",a qualified for the Closed of the Swakopmund Results tournament. Bernd tournament which took Hansen who won five place at the end of last and a·halfmatches came year, namely Dr Richter Italian First second, while five other and Hans Jurgen players all ended with Schafer. Division four and a half points. The top six of last seven-goal thriller They are Werner weekend's tournament RES UL TS from the 24th Tjipueja, Chris Wu, A all received N$200, round of the Italian First Prastio, K Hambira and while a further N$2 400 Division soccer league B Ngaurorue. Unfortu­ will be on offer at the Kosie scores scorcher from 40·ya~ds ... played on Sunday (home nately one of them could finals. The winner will teams listed first) : not go through to the fi­ receive N$.I 400, the run­ Cagl iari 2, Piacenza 0; ing through hard-work­ Camm. nals and according to the ner-up fIl$600 and the Cremonese I, As Roma CONRAD ANGULA ing Domingo, their Uirab then notched his Bt!.· ~ltzsystem,Prastio losing semi-finalists I; Foggia 3, Parma 2; Angolan mid field im­ second, putting in the wiln·: liminated. N$200each. FORMER double-cup champions African Inter Milan 0, Napoli 0; port, who has proved to equaliser this time from Lazio 0, AC Milan I; Stars made their critics eat humble-pie at be a real hot signee for the, spot after a Stars de­ Lecce I, Udinese 0; the weekend with excellent victories over the title-chasing fender handled the ball Reggiana I, Genoa I; Liverpool go out Khomasdal rivals Young Ones and Civics Katutura giants. inside the danger zone. Sampdoria 3, Atalanta I ; FC in two seperate exciting soccer friendUes Civics' prodigal son But it was Stars new Torino I, Juventus I. at the Independence Stadium. Henock Ivory Uirab, sensation Dixie Kariko to Eagle Spoilers who crowned his return who ~ad tt'!e last laugh A rejuvinated Stars, of their seats. to the Bethlehem Boys when he finally put mat­ The Central first division soccer club, Super who struggled in the The stocky forward after 12 months with two ters beyond doubt for the Eagle Spoilers ofOkahandja caused,a lower rungs of the Pre­ collected a long ball from goals, netted his first and Charity Extravaganza upset on Sunday when they beat' Irremiet mier" League for most midfield and, only as he his side's equaliser with candidates with the RESULTS of this week­ League outfit, Prime Press Liverpool 3-1 in part of last season, edged can do it, caught the ball an opportunistic effort. fourth goal after a mix­ end's matches in the a friendly match. out Young Ones 3-2 on on a half volley which However, Carl up in front of the Civics Dutch First Division soc­ Saturday and thrilled the he then drilled past a Mouton, another new­ goal-mouth. cer league (home teams Frankie Diergaardt scored two and Pule Laksman crowd with some superb hapless John Sabbata in comer to Civics, put Excellent victories for listed first): one for the victors, while Bimbo Tjihero replied for football. the Stars goal. Stars back into the lead Stars, indicating that they SC Heerenveen I, Liverpool. The four-time Main­ The Gobabis-born w~~n he failed 1'0 clear are well prepared for the Cambuur 2; MVV . In other friendly matches last weekend Liverpool stay cup holders were Springbok was also the from an over-head kick forthcoming charity Maastricht 2, PSV had better luck. On Saturday they beat a combined never under any pressure scorer of Young Ones before Civics new boy tournament on Saturday, Eindhoven I: Go Ahead Global Eleven team from Otjiwarongo 6- 1. Kasebe from Young Ones who other goal from the spot Thys levelled up tenns March 6 at the Independ­ Deventer2, VVV Venlo scored four goals and Nokowambo two. fielded a largely' inexpe­ after a Stars player han­ from a 35-yard piledriver ence Stadium. 0; Willem 11 Tilburg 0, On Sunday Liverpool's second team beat rienced and very young dled the bal.l inside his before changeover. But credit must also Rada JC Kerkrade 3: Morokko City Stars 1-0 with the only goal coming team with national team penalty area. The two sides started goto the youthful Civics NAC Breda 3, RKC from Steven Augumeb, who formerly played for striker Kosie Springbok Local fans received off where they left off in team members who, al­ Waalwijk 0; Volendam Chief Santos. in command. their money's worth on the second stanza with a' though playing in their 0, Feyenoord Rotterdam Stars may have won Sunday when Stars rejuvinated Zico very first pre-season out­ I; Ajax Amsterdam 3, the encounter but it was ousted Civics FC in a Tjazerua netting Stars ing, held their own FC Utrecht 0 : FC Bo~ls leagUe the 40-yard scorcher seven-goal humdinger at third goal with a well­ against the rampant Groningen I, FCTwente from Springbok which the same venue. struck left foot under Stars. I: Sparta Rotterdam 4, Canon Copiers will once again sponsor the had the fans on the edge Stars opened the scor· Civics goalie Mac Vitesse Arnhem I .

Canon Copiers Men's Bowls League which ..01 will run for six consecutive weeks. The league English FA Cup starts at 18h30 tonight at the Trans Namib Bowling Club. 'Golla' van RESULTS of English The teams will be announced at the start of play, Stadeh (No 8) and Football Associati on while the league will take place on a round robIn his former Civics (FA) Cup fifth round soccer matches played basis in section A and B. The play-offs for places team mate Bolle on Sunday: one to twelve will take olace across sections. Dans appear to be jiving to the Bolton I. Aston Villa cheering or the 0: Cardiff I , Luton 2: Iode.pedence" Wimbledon 0, Manches­ Tig~ys ·: ~vete l:ans Stadium cFo\1'd. :' ter United 3.

.~-' . . . ~- ," .. Stars be8~ Civ~ .. ALL for,mer 'Muk9rob P~I~glc: TJans . 4-3 in Sunday'1 .. playirs' ~r~..;.q-u~ ;Jo ~ltt~D'd ' a': tralqj ... friendly' match. . .. " sessJon ' at·!lte club's SportS q.rounctS";in ~ :.t'~ri'f. x ...., Shandumb,tila"Katutul'ft at -lSbOO RESULTS of Scottish tomorrow. I .. '. The I~ 'V~jnyam~ Old Crocks win clash Football Associ~tion Cup fourth round soccer theirN r;11. .. '(>rlando Pirates counter.parts matches played on Sun­ in a 11" n, 'y to be ' played on Saturday, day: March 12, aOnOunced ex-Tiger'§ goalkeeper­ Dundee 3, St Mirrcn George 'Bandike7 Ochmub. I; Hibcrnian I, Hearts 2.