* TO' DAY~ IPLO 'CHIEF APPEALS FOR UNITY * IBID FOR?WALVIS TO BE FREE PORT *·SUPER WEEKEND SPORT *

Bringing Africa South Vol.3 NO.2S1 Mond~.y September 20 1993 - o a row over In• MICHELLE ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL •.• Former Miss Universe and Miss Namibia Michelle McLean (right) will be travelling the country this week to help promote immunisation. See report below. Justus Garoeb's election disputed'

that the organisers of the Okombahe election had JEAN SUTHERLAND never consulted them and were guilty of various legal irregularities. THE ELECTION of Chief Justus Garoeb They stated that the election of the Damara king as Damara king went ahead at Okombahe should have been done in terms of Government over the weekend despite vehement oppo­ Notice No 2 of 1987. ' CHRIS NDIVANGA sition from the Damara Royal House and According to /Gaseb the election date had been set charges that-the move was unconstitu­ at very short notice and "no respect, whatsoever" NAMIBIA'S former Miss Universe MiChelle was' shown towards tradition and the constitution of Mc Lean has offered her services to promote tional. the Royal bloodline as set out in the Government an immunisation mobilisation campaign In a press release issued ahead of the election, the Notice - that "the Paramount Chief shall preferably b.e which kicks off today. Damara Royal House, through representative from the Royal bloodline". The Ministry of Health and Social Services an­ Immanuel /Gaseb, urged Garoeb to hold off and set an /Gaseb said that acting Chief Justus Garoeb had nounced that Michelle's offer had provided the Min­ appropriate date "in consultation with the Royal been appointed by Paramount Chief Dawid Goreseb istry with a wonderful opportunity to embark on an House, well in advance of the election date". in 1976. "He was appointed to act until such time the effective social mobilisation campaign to increase However, their last-minute plea apparently fell on Damara Royal House came up with a suitable candi- immunisation coverage countrywide. deaf ears. Various activities have been planned, with a focus In their statement,the Damara Royal House charged Continued on page 2 on specific regions from September 20 to 25. "", . "" .. """""""",.. I The campaign has been arranged as part of the ...... • , Government's commitment to the attainment ofU ni­ versed Child Immunisation in Namibia. The Ministry said the support from Michelle would contribute significantly towards a further increase in children's immunisation as well as Tetanus Toxoid MaST coverage of women of childbearing age. Namibia (Pty) Ltd "It is expected that this contribution will create maximum awareness in the communities of the im­ portance of immunisation as a whole, and in particu­ lar the importance of Tetanus Toxoid for women of childbearing age," it emphasized. An EPI External Review .conducted in July 1993 highlighted, among others, the low Tetanus Toxid coverage, high missed opportunities for immunisa- In life we ore often governed by matters of the moment, I.e ..the urgent rather than the Important. This course will help you plan Continued on page 2 and prlorltlse your responsibilities, tasks and dutlas with the objec­ tive of buying time for yourself and Improve your quality of life Course content • Duration . . • Understanding your 2 Days Namibian bosses in unity move ..goals. both business Date and personal Your options . . . The seminar was organised with the International 30 Sept "01 Oct 1993 . TOM MINNEY Labour Office (lLO) and the Ministry of Labour and • Focusing on priorities OS - 06 Oct 1993 Manpower Development. Opening the seminar on 12 - 13 Oct 1993 EMPLOYERS of Namibia are uniting in a Thursday, deputy permanent secretary Urbanus Dax • Dealing with TIme new federation to give them one voice on said "it is a matter of satisfaction to us that employers proc rastination 08h30 - 1 7hOO workforce matters and wider national and have at last realised the need to establish a platform Venue economic issues. (to) defend their interests as well as advise their • How to delegate Windhoek Country Club effectively Fee. The Namibian Employers' Federation held a semi­ members to behave as good citizens of the country." R8SO per delegate - includes lunch. nar last week and found there was strong demand The NEF will eonsult current and new members on refrJ'shrneffls and all course material among the nation's bosses for such a body. a constitution and its work programme. Mouton said Who should offend According to Andries Mouton, president of NEF, it should be proactive, and it could speak out both on Managers. supervisors and professionafs. Trainee managers will employment and on economic issues. A key speaker the 60 people at the Windhoek seminar came from a also benefit, as time management Is an Important ingredient in range of sectoral organisations such as the chamber of was Christopher Kolade, chief executive of Cadbury early management training Nigeria PLC, who told how a rapidly-changing eco- mines. They represented "90 per cent or more of the CONTACT INEKE VIUOEN OR ANNE IHLEIN AT ef!.1ployers", he added, and said they were keen to get (061) 227346 FO~ FURTHER DETAILS the federation going. Continued on page 2 lepl6116/9 ... .. ,' ~ . - I \j I. t 2 Monday September 20 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Bosses u nite

~~--- - organi satio ns in eco­ Cont. from page 1 I nomic deve lopment nomic environment and (l ames M asson of government interference Swaziland Cane Grow­ : --made it hard to be a good ers' Association) and in employer and worsened management deve lop­ industrial relations. ment (Cornelius Some of the early work Dzakpasu of ILO). THE TOURIST Rendezvous Travel Centre, a of the federation could be "Training is an integral mid-town information and booking centre, was to look again at the La­ part in the development officially opened by Nico Bessinger, Minister of bour Act, which was Of any nation. Various Wildlife, Nature Conservation and Tourism, on drawn up after consulta­ levels of skills are neces­ Friday night. tion with business groups sary to increase produc­ The centre is situated in the Sanlam Centre on the and Mouton called a tivity and I believe that Stiibel Street side and is owned by Lance St Clair and model law. through concerted and co­ Danie Pienaar. "(But) it is a single law ordinated efforts, training The centre contains branches of Satour, Western could contribute tremen­ without exceptions," said Cape Tourism, Captour, National Parks Board, Ameri­ Mouton, and employers dously to improved qual­ can Express, Orile Travel, Hotelling International, wanted to make it more ity of life." Backpackers Resorts Africa, Pronto Phone and a curio responsive to the needs Mouton stressed the shop so that tourists do not have to tour the city making of different sectors of new fe derati on would not trave I arrange ment s before they set out for their desti ­ ~ J work. repl ace any existing busi­ nati ons . FLASHBACK ... German Minister of Economic Development and Co­ j\ The seminar also cov­ ness bodies or duplicate The ccntrc houses displ ays of information on the operation, Carl-Dieter Spranger (second from left) visited the fish factory .... ered the social responsi­ their work. Its first rolc wide range of attracti ons Namibia has to offer and eye­ being built by Consortium at Walvis Bay when in Namibia n recently. He is bility of employers (con­ would be to speak out on catching exhibitions of a wide variety of animals and seen in conversation with Werner List of Ohlthaver and List. j j sultantJames Odaga) and employment issues free traditional works of art. the role of e mployer s~ of any party political bias. In his opening speech, Bessinger praised the com­ bined success of the tourist agencies, the Government C ont. from page 1 Efforts to promote im­ and his Ministry after Namibia and Botswana were the R120m project for munisation services have on Iy two coun tries in su b-Saharan Africa recommended lion and high drop-out been made by top Gov­ fo r tourists by a German magazine. rates, and recommended ernment leaders includ­ He expressed optimism th at, given the immense further acceleration of im­ ing President Sam untapped potential of Namibia's natural resources, tourism could even surpass the fishing industry as the Consortium group m unisatio n ac tivities Nujoma, the Prime Min­ through social mobilisa­ ister, health workers and biggest economic asset of the country. tion. community leaders. f-I------\ The cannery will handle 50 to 60 CHRIS NDIVANGA tonnes of raw fish a day for five days a Damara dispute week. More than 90 per cent of the Unam unhappiness THE Consortium Group has an- pilchards will be exported to Europe and ~--~------l family "whose name can't ~nt. from page 1 nounced plans for a R120 million the USA. be made known at this point Cont. from page 1 So far one charge of fishing project which will employ 1 The spokesperson said the project, date, ready to carry on with .. . for strategic reasons". disturbing the peace has 190 workers in WalvisBay,aspokes- which will be officially opened on Sep­ the tradition." The Damara Royal House He said the complaints beenmade,Geyseradded. Further, the Government stated that it had not been person for the group told The tember24, was in line with Government had fallen into four cat- An attempt the local Notice laid down 'that: "The unwilling to participate in Namibian. policy to create jobs in Namibia. egories - disturbances of government representa­ headmen shall assemble the appointment of a Para­ The on-shore operation will employ This means that fish would be proc- the peace due to the noise tive for W indhoek West within 21 days after the elec­ mount Chiefforthe Damaras tis!Je!o.c.~.1sjpg<_. es-~d. · 1U the- factory befor~ being ex­ level; contraventions of Henk Mudge to bring a tion a~or ap~ "9."\40"'.W ind90.wl*'ker-s- · ~ ··poitet1. Tnthe past, Namibian fish was iquor \awsi'CrimOlllttjutffa To£oortlnterdrotl imiting th e pomtment of alIlieadmen in any reason for lne on six trawlers be- caught and processed at sea by foreign (that m em!JyI;S'QJftho iptW<, ~, hOl!lrs · anll' noise level of terms Of Section 3, at of an election "but would longing to the company. vessels denying Namibia employment lic who went to Unam to thefestivallastFriday was Okombahe to elect, in con­ rather like to see the restora­ Four wet fish trawlers, one Purse opportunities and resulting in a huge complain were sworn at turned down by Judge sultation with the Damara tion of the Royal House and Seinar - for catching pilchards, and one loss of income. the Damara tradition". and insulted); and allega- Bryan O'Linn. The Judge Royal House, the Paramount freezer trawler will be used in the R 120 The venture had been financed by Chief .... " Speaking as a At the time of goi ng to tions of racial discrimi- said the interdict had been representative of the Royal press The Namibian was million project. funds from German banks through the nation. lodged too late. House, /Gaseb said the time unable to establish whether "In order to make the project really German Development Co-operation and was now ripe for the Damara the Damara Royal House viable we will need a fish quota of 15 R 72 mill ion had already been acquired. KEEP DEATH OFF oun ROADS Royal Ho use 10 appoint will mount a legal challenge 000 to 20 000 tonnes," the group spokes- The Consorti um group is owned by DON'T DRINK & DRIVE! " somebody from the Royal 10 Garoeb's appointment. person said. the Ohlthaver:and List Trust company.

~ , :1 T. I & "d · "uU-, ' erlt- ,I MaST Namibia (Pty) Ltd " 'ONSHORE --- , , ' i Processors Ply Ltd, Z.tOlb~bwean, Grai.n TRAINEE MANAGERS : ~':-'~:" Fed Chicken .' .i ' !fIt;"._" - '" .. ~ ::.:~.~ '~'N$5 99 per kg Applications in writing including a full CV are ' .., Most of us have to make presentations of one kind or another In fl,Jlfllllng ... t~ . , O(fl' d responsibilities. This course underlines the practical sJcIlIs and ~: .. , . awa~ed from sultab/Yquallfled Namibian . techniques which will help you becbme a more occompllshed pre- 'citizens to join th8 management team of this . senter ' * French Polony...... N$7.20 per kg fast growing company in the fishing indL!stry. eau.... content Duration * Angel Fish ...... ~ .. N$3, 15 pe~ kg A successful applicant will probably 1>8 under • How to Inform. m.otlvate 2 Days * Fresh Ha.ke ..... : ...... ~· .N$7.99 per kg persuade anc:! Inspire 'lIsteners ' Da~ thirty years of age with an applicable backgrQund Your options: Fresh. Steenb'ra's ... N$11 .99. per kg . , * of matric or post ma~level qualifications • Build skills of delivering 30 Se pt - 1 Oct 1993 Fish Fingers£. ., ;~ ..~ . r($ '3 . 99 . per 4009 ' relevant to a tnanageriaJenvlfonment ' . organised presentations a na * , , ' 5 - 6 Octl993 ..., ... .,. r"',. ,:.' ""'.~. ".' , f ~ "k .. ·.~ ~ ,'" ' " " '-- , ' . poc et use vIsual aids effectively 12 - 13 Oct 1993 The:renumeration package will be approplate Time * All ,pr'i C~~ ' ,in"CI '~~ i-V~ of..~S 'n to the level of this position and competitively • learn to deal with stage 08h30 - 17hOO ..... 4 ' ,' " . ~. ~ market related. Training will be offered on an fright and tension Venue i~-service basisat the company's plant in Wlnd hoek Country Club For JlVfioti!.sa(eis' .ohly Luederitz. • Handling questlo'ns. F... Interruptions and complaints R850 per delegate - at J '5: '~~dt$();n; S, tr~et Pleas~' write to: The Managing Director Box 11246 Inc ludes lunch. refreshments Winqhoek Namibia. Applications close on Friday • Understanding body language and all course material September 241993, Zimbabwe~n ~ , Gt airi Who Ihould att.nd 1 - -... ------.. - .-.--_. - - . _00 .. ---1 Sales representatives and conSUltants. supervIsors. mIddle manage­ , .Fed.:Chicken ment. professionals and other who may be called upon to make a I TneFi rst r ~ ~ NamiaanC omj)a n~ To ~o ~e r i formal presentation N$5.50 per kg excluding GST , Tne Eur~ n rresn r5nMa~~ I ENQUIRIES: CONTACT INEIE VIJOEN 01 ANNE IHUIN AT ? I I -.... ., - .. _. -.--- .. 1 I (061) Z2~ FOR FUlTHII DlTAIII ~ ___- ______. ___ . _ -~-_ ____. -. --.--. 21_. -- ~~. £ MP' "'''' t- ( ,. .,. -~ ,. 7"' ...... ". '\ " "f " t, I. I."' t .'! t. I. '.' , f THE NAMIBIAN Monday September 20 1993 3 'Euro support for Walvis bid'

A W AL VIS Bay businessman on Friday holds sway over United Grebe knows he must been received from cer­ claimed to have the backing of two European Nations Security Coun- get the case to court be- tain homeland adminis­ governments for his bid to challenge South cil Resolution 432. fore March when the trations in South Africa, TOM MINNEY Africa in the World Court and turn Walvis which derlared Walvis enclave is scheduled to Grebe said. "They have Bay part of Namihia in he handed to Namibia, more than a passing in- INSURANCE . t SI' t' t into a free port. . . . ,glan an am alms 0 lOves I ()7X. and plans an urgent court terest In what IS gOIng to •• .' '. h Central to Justus determination. Grebe said the resolu- interdict to stop parlia- happen here." N$75:8.0 mIlh?n m ,property m ~ort ~rn Grebe's strategy is the Grebe's court bid will tion was not binding in ment from passing leg- Grebe's ultimate goal NamibIa, but IS held up by delays m bemg Atlantic Charter, signed seek to overturn a unani- international law , but the islat ion for the hand- is an independent free able to buy land. in 1941 by Russia, Brit- mous August 16 deci- charter was. over. port in Walvis Bay, along It is only possible to ,get "permission to occupy" ain and the United States, sion by South Africa's However, Namibian Letters outlining his the lines of Hong Kong. licences on the land, and turning these into full which renounces at- mUlti-party negotiating Foreign Affairs Minis- position have been sent This, he said, would put ownership could take two more years. tempts to increase the council that Walvis Bay ter Theo-Ben Gurirab to governments around South African ports out San lam is also beefing up its Namibian operation, power or wealth of ex- be integrated into Na- saidUNresolutionswere the world inabidtotake of business and ulti- which is set this year to earn N$750 million in isting countries. mibia. binding on its member the Walvis Bay issue out mately benefit Namibia. premium income (up 20 per cent compared to last The charter further He said he believed the states. He described the of local politics and into He claims to have the year) and to payout N$300 million in benefits (the declares the inalienable legal battle would focus court bid as a "waste of the international arena. support of many local same as last year). These figures are only prelimi- rights of people to self- on whether the chartcr time and money" . Support has al ready businessmen. - Sapa nary as the financial year ends next week.

11 ' .. "'...... ~ . <"'':"'!l§.@jkW,· h".. A WliM,?''F' .!I.'.'·."...' .·;.'.····. .,..· .S ' ...... I t."' ,Sanlam.managing.director Des~ond Smith vis- 1'1_ i.I:. .."\ii ~1i<' ,,6 ' ~I Ited NamIbia on Friday to explain the company A case of Y.!1i&\. •U \. . '. .0«l ' would continue to run its Namibian operation closely linked to the Cape Town headquarters. This gives murder ... 11 .11. . policy-holders more security although most of them ., ask for policies in Namibia dollars, not rand. A MAN stabbed in the .' % From January I, Mario van Zyl will replace neck on September 11 Wi lIie Fourie as San lam ' s general manager. Fourie, d · d t d ft who had worked hard for three· years to expand le yes er ay a ' er SI'an am s Image. an dbUSlness' , '".IS gOing h ome" to apparentI ya b scon d mg C T . . ape own. fr~m h~spltal WIthout Leon Basson (Namibia North) and Hendrik van bemg dls~harged, , Zyl (Namibia South) are promoted to full regional According to ChIef managers as part of the expansion and both will be Inspector Se an Geyser, based in Windhoek. Ebenedus Goa-Aiseb Smith said the insurance company had just held a left Katutura State Hos- meeting of its Namibia advisory board and again it pital yesterday while still had been "an exceptionally good year in Namibia". being treated and later The company has a total ofN$650 million invested died at his home in in Namibia includinKN$IOO million in property 'Damara Location ' , developments and N$1 25 million invested in gov- Katutura. ernment stocks in the last three months. Police yesterday ar- Smith and senior general manager Waiter Scheffler said they were optimistic about the future rest e d th e 22 -year 0 Id f' 'Th 'd h II "" . man responsl'bl e f or th e 0 Insurance, , .compa nies. ey sal t at a partIes' In , " Seuth Afnca seemed aware 'of ~he need to gIve s ~abblng and charged RASTA ARTIST ... Dashunye 'Rastaman' Shikongo (centre) chats with a young fan at the opening insurance companies freedom to operate as they are hIm wl,th the murder of of the art exhibition, Joe Madisia and Friends, at the Franco ~aI?ibian Cultural Centre on one of the best ways to generate long-term capital. Goa-Alseb. Thursday. Dashunye has a number of works on show. On the left IS hIS grandmother. All had been consulted on a recent bill which . actually cut taxes paid on"behalf of policy-holders and on other restrictions. aiD· suspec toeg s They .sa~ dasfarasa~ydelinkingofNamibian and Veii voted in M South Afncan currencIes was concerned, they were already experienced from the Clays of ran Smith in CHRIS NDIVANGA · then Rhodesia. ' ree In gem case ' Onthesho~er-termtheysaidth~nextsixmonths A SW ANU founding "f - ~ - In South Afnca would be something of a vacuum member and party stal­ .. with no-one able to take strong decisions, and lots wart Hitjevi Veii has of hostile rhetoric. Things should get better once a succeeded Vekuii had approached"him an-d th~t he had democratic government is in control. Rukoro as president of CHRISTOF MALETSKY pretended to co-operate. the party. Judge Frank did not reject Opperman ' s Rukoro resigned a "THANK God" were the only words version but questioned the fact that im­ week ago, citing ill­ Anna Hester du Plessis managed to mediately after she was arrested, Du heal th as the reason. utter after the Windhoek High Plessis had told Sergeant Albertus On Friday Veii was Court on Friday acquitted her on a Krohne that she had been co-operating introduced to the press charge of diamond theft. with Opperman as partofa trap to appre­ by Swanu Secretary for There had been allegations that Du hend the others. Hitjevi Veii Publicity and Informa­ Plessis was the ringleader in a pl an to The Judge also noted that Mathys and tion, Joey Fransman. steal 21 rough and uncut diamonds from Gertze had testi lied that Du Plessis had Veii vowed to con­ Veii reiterated that Consolidated Diamond Mines (CDM). told them that the diamonds would be tinue addressing the the time was not yet ripe During the case, Du Plessis told the taken out by a security officer. Thi s, he land question and other to dissolve the party and court that she and a security offi cer, said, could have meant that they were "serious socio-eco­ merge with the United Gerhard Jood Opperman, had planned working together. nomic problems facing Democratic Front and to apprehend the other co-accused be­ " I cannot reject her version as false the majority of our peo­ the National Patriotic fore she was arrested. and beyond reasonable doubt," Judge ple". These include un­ Front. "This, however, Du Plessis and another of the co­ Frank concluded before acquitting her. employment - .espe­ does not rule out co­ accused Isak August were acquitted by Mathys, Gertze and Shipingana were cially among the youth, operation with them and Judge Theo Frank after they were found convicted on both charges. crime, poverty, hous­ other parties in the not guilty. Mathys who had already spent 17 ing, health and educa­ forthcoming Genera,l Together with Ambrosius Mathys, months in prison awaiting trial was fined tion. Elections," he added. Ignatius GertZe and Marius Shipingana R5 000 or one year in jail. Veii said the party Veii was Swanu (all former CDM employees), the two In addition he was sentenccd to two was negotiating on president for approxi­ faced charges of illegal possession of21 years' imprisonment, wholly suspended Rukoro's successor in mately 10 years until rough and uncut diamonds worth N$38 for four years . . parliament and added the mid-eighties. He 191. , Gert7.e who had been in prison for 14 that Swanu had no ob­ was arrested in 1966 As allegations and counter-allegations months was also fined R5 000 or onc jection to the request by and spent five years on new during the hearing, Du Plessis tes­ year imprisonment. and an additional President Sam Nujoma South Africa's notori­ tified that Opperman had told her that two years, suspended for three years, to have Rukoro con­ ous Robben Island as a the plot was legal and was being carried while Shipingana was fined R7 500 or tinue serving in the political prisoner. out with the knowledge of his seniors. 18 months plus two years wholly sus­ Cabinet as deputy Min­ After independence She told the court that Opperman had pended for three years, ister of Justice "for as Veii served as Regional approached her about the deal while John Waiters prosecuted and Richard long as it is in the inter­ Commissioner for they were travelling to Rehoboth. Metcalfe appeared for Du Plessis and est of Swanu and the Kaoko, now Kunene However, when he was called to tes­ Marius Shipingana. The other accused Namibian natjon". Region. tify Opperman charged that Du Plessis conducted their - 4 Monday September 20 1993 THE NAMIBIAN

20hOO: News 20h35: The C;psby Show (New) . ~ . .M Call of the Wild :lnIbC' Sondra and El v in shock Cl iff and Clair when theY'retum (rom their honeymoon 16h56: Opening" camping trip with a surpris­ ;i - 17hOO: Spirr and i'ng announcement. Th ~ I ,, '7 '::f,ler~ules , n,c'!V1yweds have decided to :, ' 17h3.Q: _ Polka,J>ot Door give up their respective caJ 18h@: ' Tiny toon reerpaths and open a camp­ - .... Adventures ing store in Brooklyn. 18Ii25: ' .Ju~t the Job 21hOO: Capital News The Birdman 2ih20: New Statesman 18h40: Winners 22h22: The Alien Y ~'ars Second Childhood As the storm clouds ll f the 19h15: Ebony Jet First World War brt'ak llwr Showcase Europe , the rqll'n:ussillllS .. \ black American magazine are felt 'as fa r away as Syd­ ARTIST AT WORK ... show fe aturin g in terviews ney. Australia. A kw yt'ars Using the traditional with news makers in enter­ earlier .. Eli/abt'th had mar­ adze, this carver works tall1men t. sports and busi­ ried a young (ll'!"mall i111111 i­ I1('SS. This week fea tu res the grant. Stdall alld h.ld sl'ttkd on into the late evening "Sisters of Rap" Salt'n Pepa, down to farm a small \'in,,­ at the new area set up Fresh Prince Cousins and yard. As anti-Gt' rman st'n ti ­ for carvers at the en­ Pc abo Bryson. Additional ment sweeps tht' t'lllllltry, trance to Okahandja. re ports are compiled from a the family is suddt'nly torn Photographs: Kate wide variety of SlI"bjects apart. Elizabeth find s he(­ draw n from the pagcs of thc self alone in the right against Burling USA's le ad ing black maga- ~lin~ prejudice and cruel in- I IPI!;-yrw;;. .<~\ ~ -,~ :r~ W~ )~ ...,.,....:z ~iftft.f><:>w""~jP.H M:ttk$*e">=r '"(->i'-" it· 1'.:,;:' ''f'>::-=i'rIfl 7ines, Ebony and Jet. Justice. .

Family A new season of the comedy W~ather about the upside and occa­ Business is booming' sional downside of raising The three teenage sons with a part-time father. , , (Premium time) (KTV Toddler) 19hOO: Betrayal of forbreakaw·aycarvers lOhOO: Buzzy Bee, Silence (A) Postman Pat, A beautiful teenage girl is committee which co-or­ nificantly more money dinates the group. Wives since splitting from the and children stay at 'the WO-strong carving co­ ('~~3Ar.::;~:,) 19~:~f~~i,~~~g~! _ .!i.:~h:i:!:;;:~;R~;~=;;:~:r:~~ location' in Okahandja, operative which still op­ 11hOO: FX 11: ThepeadlY forteenagers.\V!I!!s~~~~!!I~ market, a group calling themselves The and only come to the fac­ erates in the centre of Art ofIlluslOn (13) Now she must urgently find : ~lo,~diJ9!~~~~P~!i! Namibian Carvers has established a going tory to bring food for the town. He says, weekends carvers. tend to be the most prof­ According to Ndumba, itable times of the week, the group hasm~~e . sig- and that tourists are inter­ E;!~~;,~~;~~~ . ~1~:2.~j1f~~}~~;. III .~:~::~:17::n:::c:e~t::.r;::.Ih£ ested in the full range of ~tWIt some vllla}nous - a~ . 'l1li~ S\ioorlo Kill..., ~ ,:J;I~ .~~~I;~;~~~~{.~!. - .strong grollp, Petrus art offered by the carvers. wales. v,rr~/I(·'.I'I~ r~ rI(1o..p.~) it~eSij~Ut~th~(!~; Ndumba was one of the Ndumba is finishing work on a massive hippo made from eucalyptus wood which he hopes to sell for RI 700. Presently living in tents at the factory site, the carvers have negotiated with the Municipality for at the site in the centre of ~ . ~rmanent bui Idings, one LOCAL AUTHORITY COUNCIL OF OUT JO Okahandja, and have now of which has already been laid down stringent ru le ~' erected. The Municipal­ ELECTRICIAN __ __ _ for members of thcir or­ ity has also provided the Applications are invited.from competent and qualified candi­ ganisation. Namibian Carvers with ' dates with at least five years appropnate experience. Candi­ No alcohol is allowcd portable toilets, and, ac­ dates must be in possession of a house wiring certificate and at' the factory' - the name cording to Ndumba, the must have sufficient experience of high- and low voltage they have given to the group enjoys a n ex­ reticulation network. Candidates must be able to be appointed area behind the sales dis­ tremely good relationship as head of the department electricity and water. It is 'expected play, where virtually eve­ with the authorities. from the successf!J1 candidate to be on stand-by when re- rything sola by the' "We are very careful quired and to perform duties and functions when required and Namibian Carvers is how we run things here," to perform duties and functions subject to the control and made . • he says. "If someone else Many of the-members comes along wishing to directions of the Town Clerk. I are strongly rel igious, and join us, the committee , t The salary scale is N$40 020 - N$62 148 WHAT A WHOPPER t •• Petrus Ndumba with his The notch will be determined depending qualifications and unseemly behavious is first makes sure that he firmly dealt with by giant hippo. When it has been finished and pol­ experience. wou Id fit in well and abide Ndumba and the IO-man ished it will sell for around RI 700. The package includes generous leave, five year- and annual by the rules of our group." bonus, housing allowance, services benefits and membership of the pension- and medical aid fund. The prescribed application form is available at the office of the Municipality and completed applications must be returned to tlRf1g~stfa :~at~' wMl8'llill~!fi_' the Town Clerk on or before 24 September 1993. No .,CONSUMERS are warned to make sure " application will be considered unless it is accompanied by they buy are graded according certified copies of qualifications and proof of Namibian ;· ~H~tt~~eggs are charging Citizenship tq~i~~as . ~me egg~producers J.G.A. van Wyk ;Wgh:prlces for lower grade eggs. TOWN CLERK :. Fol!o~ing complaints by the public about Municipality of Outjo ' t.#e~r~ctice, the chief agricultural econo ...... , ... lIr...... r..-: mo..... n .. rn ...... ,, ; 7 Etosha Street :; fffi~liijtb~}\finistry of Agriculture, Water Tel.: (06542) 13 Fax.:(06542) 65 OUTJO ~_:Wl~r.;rr!"::~~ , .... " ~,,,. .., ...... ;g~~d~~Ji~ir~ggs:ac£gr~~ ; t9size~ ij9)f~ver, c()n~~~d ~riuUI e~~ '~ , ~~II~§ .l;top-0W'ners .

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CAIRO: PLO chairman Yasser Arafat AFP on Sunday that right of return, self-de- 15,000 in the West Bank pledged -to secure a complete Israeli with­ "Egypt has an important termination and the es- town of Jericho are to be drawal from occupied Arab land here yes­ role to play in encourag­ tablishment of an inde- given self-rule next terday and made a stirring plea for support ing a rapprochement be­ pendent state with Jeru- month under the pact tween Arab ,states and for the historic autonomy agreement with salem as its capital," he signed in Washington on Israel." Israel. In Cairo, the Palestine said. ' September 13. Israeli Prime Minister stressing repeatedly that Liberation Organization "The agreement we Most of the Arab Yitzhak Rabin arrived in the pact signed in Wash­ chief told the meeting: have reached represents League's 21 members Egypt meanwhile to dis­ ington last week was "Now that we are on the just a start, nothing have approved the ac­ cuss the dramatic break­ "just a start." threshhold of a new era more." cord, but dissent has throughs in the Middle Rabin arrived by Is­ , as part of the new world It "lays the foundations come from Iraq and East peace process with raeli air force plane in order, we must foous our for a transition, sketches Libya. Sudan, Lebanon President Hosni the Egyptian summer attention on the interests out the basis of a final and Syria have been non­ Mubarak. capital Alexandria to dis­ of our nation and on its settlement, and grants us committal. Themostvo­ Arafat, in a speech to cuss the nextsteps to take security." VACANCY Arab League foreign in the Middle East peace Among the remaining a small part of mir rights," ciferous opponent ofthe INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY FOUN­ ministers, appealed for process with Mubarak. goals are "liberation of Arafat said. The 775 000 accord, Iran, is not an support for the Israeli­ Israeli Health Minis­ all occupied Palestinian Palestinians in the occu- Arab country. - Sapa­ DATION PROJECT PLO peace accord, ter Chaim Ramon told land, restoration of the pied Gaza Strip and the AFP We are establishing a Brick Factory in Co-operation with the Ministry of Re­ gional and Local Government and Housing in Ongwedlva. We are looking for a

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SPI closed 5.90 higher at HONG KONG - The down on last Friday. Market round-up 1,513.40, up 13.27 on stock exchange did not JOHANNESBURG - Economic Indicators last Friday. open for business be- Gold shares see-sawed Friday's quotations for unit trust funds: =--- Here is how major stock markets outside TOKYO - Sto ~ k s cau se severe tropical to end lower afteranearly FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELD% the United States ended on Friday: ended lower on a strIng storm Becky was lash- afternoon recovery was ABSA: GE 143,69 134,43 5,37 . of negative factors, bro- ing the colony. Forecast- hit by a gold price retrac­ Industrial 127,01 11 8,82 4,26 LO NDO N- Share lated. The 30-share DAX kers said. Investors were ers expected gales to con- tion, dealers said. The Income 103,99 102,59 na prices closed mixed, well ended up 26.3.2 points at discouraged after the tinue most of the day. gold index was 10 points BOE: Growth 163,33 152,6 1 2,82 beloo/ th ~ s ession' ~ best 1.,881.99 - up 20.55 on govemment'ssix-trillion SYDNEY -Australian down at 1,648, up 105 People's Income 104,13 103,03 na levels" ,on the last day of last Friday. yen ($57 billion) eco­ shares ended sharply on last week, the indus­ Community Growth ~' i. an ac<;:o!lntdominated by , PARIS -French shares nomic package failed to higher after recent falls, trial index was off 12 Fund 111 ,53 105,06 11 ,15 the expiry of the spot "ended more than one cheer sentiment and lift buoyed by BHP's strong points at 4,520, down 18 COMMERCIAL UNION: futures ,position and pit percent higher in a prices. The 225-share first-quarter profit results from last Friday, and the Growth , 127, 18 11 8,74 3,50 COMPOSITE: I I ,.. n-I !} " ~, by a ,disappointing pe- , mainly technical move, Nikkei average slid and firmer gold stocks. overall index was 14 All Share Index' na na ; na cember contract per, : aided by the firmnes!, of 111.11 points to The All Ordinaries points lower at 3,848, a FEDLIFE: .' ., formance. TheFTSE lOO ~ ,the franc and bond fU - i20,39L04,down426.94 clo~ed22 . 9upatl,925.5, rise of I point from last FedgroGE 133,03 124,22 4,5 2 index ' cJ o~~d 1.6 ,p.oints. ,' tures. IThe ,CAC-40 in- , ,on last week. but this was 16 points week. GUARDBh NI<; : c, ..; H' ' 2735,94 2544,50 A, ~ 8 ' 'flf I'a ,L" ,di ",,, :S Growth", , '. ' higher at ~ ,OO5.5. This ;. dexfinished up23.86,or ,I Resources .' )61 ,30 150,10 4,89 was down 31.5 on last 1.1 5 percent,at2,099.50. ' TRADE BLOCK Industrial . , 133,33 124,92 4;84 Friday. Compared with last Fri- Riot p~lice with auto- Income ' 122,92 121,63 1 12,64 FRANKFURT - Ger- day's close the index was maticweaponsarriveto IGILIFE: ' " man share prices rallied down8.88points or0.42 remove French farmers GE 133,85 125,21 3,24 METBOARD: in mainly technical trad- percent. at roadblocks they had MetfundGE 208, 19 195,44 3,64 ing on futures and op- ZURICH - Swi ss set up on access roads Income 117,75 11 6,52 11 ,6 1 tions expiry . A flurry of shares closed higher, but to Paris last week in a METROPOLITAN: buyingin~ ~ lastIOmin- earliergains werepartly continued protest Metlife GE 120,66 11 2,72 6,04 utes further boosted the lost towards the close against the GATT ac- MOMENTUM: GE 261,49 245,23 3,77 NBS: DAX as DTB players when the dollar weak- cords and US and Japa- Hallmark 951,48 888,59 4,45 tried to lift the index as ened to trade below 1.40 nese imports. Photo: NORWICH: the DAX option settle- Swiss francs. After final Reuter via Nampa GE 392,85 366,90 3,3 1 ment price was calcu- calculations the broad OLD MUTUAL: Investors 2752,37 2563,76 3,75 Growth 234,30 218,38 na Top Companies 25 4,43 237, 11 3,67 Industrial 364,15 338.68 3,61 Mining 293 ,85 273,64 3,26 " Gold 156,60 . l45,9.6 3,25 Inco nif !J~ j' lHI 2 !',:lni:76 i' 'iI II \ll P,'54 .,. 1' 2,82

~t.-. SJ:.TI I 2502,98 1, 233 4,6 1 SAGE: GE 3,59 Resources 122,0 1 113,88 4,39 SANLAM: GE 1650,17 1544, 12 3,38 Index 1287,69 1205,54 4.0 1 UB'LICDEMA Pri me Growth 464,63 434,71 4,83 Industrial 1028,75 963,35 3,71 Mining 278 ,06 260,12 4,8 1 NOW AVAILABLE Income 107 ,08 105,43 na SOUTHERN: GE 209,62 196,37 3,67 TOP NAMIBIAN MODELS AND PERSONALITIES Mining 142,31 133,3 1 3,66 Pure 116,29 108,85 3,48 Income 550,98~ 539,96 na 4. .,. '."r .. , •. J. .h... .i..J ...·d~,JJ.:·. ". RDBANK: ::J , "I'lflr.lrrI'" (" q; '23 5,9 8 "'~l I'l 6 I,75 5,72 o Income 95, 10 94. 12 11 ,45 ->­ Gold 220,22 207, 16 3,9 1 b Industrial 11 0,33 103 ,92 8,29 z Intern ational 109,68 102,61 4,54 ~ 199 SYFRETS: ~ Growth 302,95 283,34 4,51 fa Trustee 11 9,24 111 ,49 4,26 ~ CALENDAR Income 112,68 111 ,56 12,38 Gilt 11 53,50 1141,97 11 ,53 UAL: GE 22 18,08 2083,09 5,05 ~Z Mining 369,72 345,62 3,77 ~ Selected . 1960,21 183 4 30 3 50 .....l Gilt . ~,':l.lU qrd9 : 1 ~'tJ 2 (\ft~1:t.i HP ·' 11,96 ~ Managed 1127,83 1061,79 1,24 u Max Income 1044.94 1034,50 na 53 Gold price E-< ~ " London afternoon gold fix ing on Friday: 351,85 dollars an ounce compared with 352,30 at the morning fixi ng and 352,75 at the Thursday afternoon fixing. ::J~ Cl'} Nam dollarlUS dollar Friday's opening Friday 's closing ~ 3,4135150 :3 ,4 130/45 c-. Financial rand 5 , Friday's opening Friday's closing , ~ ~;:- t ~ 4,6650/4,6750 4,5900/4,6000 " ORGANIZED BY ~: f ' ~ '. Money market < FASHION PHOTO ENTERTAINMENT 90 day liquid BA rate: ~ Friday's opening Friday's closing Tel & Fax:. (061) 23-9721 11 ,80 11 ,80 Ask for Vickson Hangula or Wesley Vries Oil price Crude oil prices in dollars per barrel at 1730 GMT: (Sponso,red by "NAMIBIA ASSOCIATION VIENNA) Sept 17 Sept 16( close) I~ - Dated Brent (prompt) I ~ , 5 5 15,37 London IPE ~ Brent futures (Nov) 16,1 4 15 ,93 u New York Light 3 MODELS NEEDED! Crude futures (Oct) 17,00 17,83 E-< * The Economic Indicators are sponsored by: ~ '- Have yot.. got what it takes? '::;--'- ~ § Cl'} COME AND SEE US ~ ' A THE NAMIBIAN Monday September 20 1993 7

Ex-fightershit out at 'fat cats' Angola haunted by hunger accused him of being that included former From page 5 among "clever people Rhodesian soldiers. who now hold positions According to the War Malanje gradually starving to death alive," protested Gibson in government who Veterans Association, a Munyoro, an outspoken avoided the heat of the monitoring group, most MALANJE: In this city under siege, the images of listless children waiting for their thrice-weekly ra- member of Parliament. war" by staying in Lon- demobilized fighters are famine abound: tion - a single sardine and a dollop of rice. ~e funeral of Mayor don a.ld other foreign still unemployed, with - A woman crippled by fever and a mine-shattered Outside the gate wait dozens of children who l!nmbo, ~8, one of the capitals. . qrany eking out a living leg tries to nurse a skeletal infant. Her own child has haven't been admitted. They wait to replace the five first guerr,llIas to take up President Robert as subsistence farmers or died. She found the new one strapped to a corpse. to six children who, despite getting the ration, die a~s agalOst the. colo- Mugabe then entered the itinerant vendors. Oth ~ AI - Soldiers use automatic rifles to drive off a mob between feeding days. mal government m the controversy. In a speech ers are destituteand sbnie I' " when grain spills from a sack. They'stuff it in their "If there isn't an infusion of aid soon in massive early I 970s, struck a on Thursday, he ac- .live in squalid squatter own pockets. amounts, what you are seeing is the beginning of a nerve in a ~ation usu,ally knowledged many gue ~ ~ camps. ' 'f ,: ' . - Stick -legged children leap for speeding aid trucks, hideous story," said Carlos Melendez, local man- boastfulofl~revolutlon- riIIas abandoned their Only -one' ex ~ fighter ' trying to ctimb aboard and slice loose some food. ,ager for the UN World Food Programme. ary cre~entlals. '. : educatioll'to fight against ,holds a' ' mi~isterhil · post · Malanje, a city in the heart of Africa's riChest R~lief flights began arriving in Malanje, south- Foreign MlOI~ter w~ite rule in the fbimer ' ~ inMugabe's40-member farmland, has. been cut off by civil war. Its 350000 east of Luanda, last week. But rio flights arrived on Nath.an Sh~muyafl ,ra, British colony of Rh()- Cabinet ~ . inhabitants are among 2 million Angolans, a fifth of Friday, and UN special envoy Alouine Blondin who IS also lOformatlOn desia. Urimbo, a father of the nation's total population, starving or on the verge' Beye announced the aid shipments to Malanje were s~cretary of t~e ruling They were left with-"a eight who died from a of starvation. suspended until today at the earliest because of the ~Imbabw~ Afncan . N~- limited academic back- diabetic condition, was War is nothing new to Angola. "But even at the threat of advancing Unita troops. . tlOnal U~lOn (Patrl~tlc ground" that prevented . recently evicted from a worst times, there was fighting but never people Even with no delays, Melendez said, the thrice- Front), thiS week dem~d them finding jobs, party-owned property. dying by the day of hunger," said Antonia Mejia weekly shipments of corn and rice hardly feed 50 the party n~glected ,ItS Mugabe said. His. family said the Reza, a Mexican missionary who runs one of 000 - one in seven of Malanje's starving people. formerguen:lllas,saYI,ng At independence, an former ruling party t hief Malanje's 28 feeding centers for only the most Malanje, along with the cities ofMenongue, Kuito ~ost we ~e ~ ~ve~ retralO- estimated 50 000 fight- commissar was resisting malnourished children. She points to the swoll en and Luena, has been under siege for eight months by 109 for c lvll~ an Jobs. , ers came in from the pressure to leave another be llies, glazed eyes, and cracked, ashen skin of the Un ita. _ Sapa-AP DongoqUlckl~reph ed bush, with about half such property when he ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, ~~~, ~~~~~7, ~~~~~~~ thM Shamuyanrn wu being absorbed i n ~ a d ~ d. - S ap.AP de~o~ at lO ,n , ctea~ln g th,e :-vay for hi m to leave, an Israe li I ~m~i~s~in~f~o~rm~e~d~,~ a~n~d~s~h~e~u~n~I~' f~ie~d~n~a~tl~' o~n~a~l;a~r~m~y~. ~~~~~~~~~~ WORLD BRIEFS offiCial said, Justice Ministry spokeswoman Etty Eshed r said that Justice Theodore Orr rejec ted appeals by Holo- . caust survivors and Naz i hunters to hold further rev iew of Zam govt men dIsappear Demjanju~ 's case with an eye towards trying him again , " " '" for war cnmes. LUSAKA: T~Q Zambllln JUnior mll:us,ters have gOl1ew ,p'! H . . miss ing on the border with Zaire and are feared to have . RhIno pnncess nabbed been abducted by Zairean bandits, the official news agency said. Home Affairs Minister Newstead Zimba, TAIPEI: Judicial authorities here have denied bail for a confirming the disappearance of the deputy ministers of Bhutanese princess detained for allegedly smuggling 22 trade and industry and energy, said he had been informed rhinoceros horns and nine bear gall bladders into Taiwan, about the incident by police in the north-western border judicial officials said yesterday, The Taoyuan Prosecu­ town of Solwezi. He said the two deputy ministers, tor's Office also detained a Taiwan businessman, identi­ Koshita Shengambo and Patrick Kafumukache, have fi ed as Huang Chien-chiu, 64, who offered to bail out the been missing since lunchtime on Thursday, princess on the grounds that he might be the princess 's contact or buyer in Taiwan. The island has been accused DOWN AND OUT ... 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Namibie verwelkom Unita-verbod

DIE Nambiese regering het die onlangse die datum wat Unita besluit van die Veiligheidsraad van die VV voorgestel het vir 'n VINGERAFDRUKKEwatopdietoneelvan Die staat voer aan dat die drie beskuldigdes wat 'n verbod op handel met olie enwapens eensydige skietstilstand. 'n wrede moord gevind is stem ooreen met handdoeke om die kop van Engelhard gebind het, sy met Unita plaas verwelkom. Die aanbod van die van 'n beskuldigde het 'n konstabel arms en bene vasgemaak het en dat dit tot sy dood skietstilstand wat vandag verlede Vrydag in die Windhoek Hoerhof gelei het. 'n Verklaring van die gegee is voor die 'n aanvang moetn~em!s getuig. In die verhoor wat vandag sal . Hulle ~et na bew~ring op 24 September verlede Ministerie van toepassing van die verlede Maandag In dIe voortduur word Tangeni Fillipus Elifas Jaar op dIe plaas Wllhelm-Albrechtstal aangekom Buitelandse Sake se verbod jam mer is maar Ivoorkus deur 'n Nangala and Epafras Jakob d~arvan en die omheining geknip om die opstal te betree: hierdie belangrike stap dat die re gering hoop dat afvaardiging van Unita aan ekla dat hul 0 24 Se tember verlede Hiema het hul die muskiet~ette voor twee vensters van die VV sal tot 'n Unita begrip sal kry vir gemaak slegs twee dae • g. .• p. p verwyder en daardeur gekhm. groot mate bydra tot die die internasionale voor die byeenkoms van Jaar die ~7 -Jarlge Wdhelm Engelhard op sy Hulle het na bewering die eienaar binne aangetref hervatting van gemeenskap se versoek die Veiligheidsraad van plaas Wdhelm-Albrechtstal vermoor het en eers sy hande en voete met 'n telefoonkabel en betekenisvolle vredes­ om vrede in Angola. die VV sou plaasvind deur horn met twee handdoeke te versmoor. tou vasgemaak. Sy hele kop is ook in 'n handdoek samesprekings in An­ Die Namibiese waarop besin moes word Konstabel lakobus van Wyk het Vrydag getuig toegebind. gola. regering is ~ok tevrede oor sanksies teen Unita. dat hy kort na die voorval verskeie vingerafdrukke Hiema het hul na bewering 'n aantal artikels uit Die regel'ing'Jse in om'te sien dar die 'interl "" In 'dre ' tlrult " Wa't"te~n - .oILdie _to.neel geneem , het ~naaris _ oJ)k v...er.s"keie .die h!,lj~ ~QV yder, ander apdere, ' n s\'iembroek, 'n d\eselfde verklar'j'ng dat iias'ionale gemeenskap Unit~ ' t~egepa~ 'is het die ander afdrukke deur 'n ander polisieman afgeneem -polshorlosie, 'n sakmes, sigarette-;een bandopnemer r,' die besluit van die en veral die VV betrokke VV Sekretaris Generaal en aan Van Wyk gestuur om te vergelyk met die van en twee oorkomberse. Vieligheidsraad ietwat is by die Angolese Boutros Boutros-Ghali die beskuldigdes. Een van hul het ook na bewering op die oorledene laat is en dat die tien dae probleem. ook gedr~ig om die Van wyk se hy het verlede week weer geskiet met 'n vuurwapen maar horn nie getrefnie ::::-______ie wat aan lTnita Intussen merk '..!:;'.,:.., onderhandelingspan van vingerafdrukke geneem van Fillipus en vasgestel en alhoewel hy 'n paar kneusmerke opgedoen het i Alouine Blondin Beye, datdit ooreenstem met die wat op die toneel van die word die oorsaak van sy dood aangegee as spesiale verteenwoor- moord gevind is. versmoring. i digers van die VV, uit VanWyksehyhetegterookvasgesteldatgeeneen Die drie beskuldigdes het na bewering met hul Angola te onttrek indien van die afdrukke wat op die toneel gevind is buit weggekom deur gebruik te maak van Nangala daarnie vrede in die land ooreenstem met die van die andertwee beskuldigdes 'se motor wat ongeveer twee kilometer weg van die kom nie. nie. huis versteek was. U ni ta het die Staatspatoloog L!ndaLiebenberg het verd~ .r petuig J'VI ,;lA\~ ~~~I1!~4fl8lY.~~W"""' ~9f F-~4rf,Ha:ald eensyd\je .~anbpd ( l()at' Bngelf1

rmra~ ~ 1i''tmd'e?N' <,".r. • , ... , h toenemende druk maar 1------NAMIBIA I:. die Angolese regering, R70 'R130 wat nou toenemende Vrou ontslaan Op R270 R525 internasionale steun verwerf het, het die il SOUTH AFRICA Iti aanbod verwerp deur te Weekly R75 R140 se Unita het reeds alle Daily R300 R6SO vredesaanbiedings in die dianaantdiefstalklag I BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, r. verlede verontagsaam • MALAWI , ZIMBABWE .... In terme van die VV­ , )1. 'J ;, I'·" ( 'I!~ " Weekly R,200 R390 besluit sal die verbod ANNA Hester ,du f~e,~>si§j~..l ~ ryd,~g)n f die ,. ~ronks~r.af van,etm jaar opgele terwyl Shipingane ' n Daily RSOO R1550 teen Unita Vrydag van Wi,pd~oe.k, lJ,oeJl\of p'n~\IJdjg , bevind op 'n boete van N$7 500 of tronkstraf van agtien maande tQeIi>a~sing ' taak indien kiag van diamantdiefstal. Drie van haar ontvang het. I ZAMB,IA, ZAIRE .:. die rebellebeweging nie mede-beskuldigdes is egter skuldig bevind Du Plessis het verlede week getuig dat sy in R235 R400 binne tien dae tot die dat hul 'n onbekende hoeveelheid diamante samewerking met die sekuriteitsbeamptes besig R920 R1820 onderhandelingstafel van CDM gesteel het. was om 'n lokval vir ander te probeer stel. terugkeer nie. Sy het tesame met Gerhard 10hannes Opperman, I FRANCE, .GERMANY, I. .'. EUROPE, BRITAIN .... Die Angolese regering Regter Theo Frank h~t Vrydag toegegee dat die 'n sekuriteitsbeampte, die lokval vir ander gele en het egter die resolusie hof oortuig is dat sy wel betrokke was in 'n lokval hy het haar meegedeel dat dit wettig is en met die Weekly ,. R500 R980 verwerp deur te se dit vir ander oortreders soos sy in die hof aangevoer kennis van die seniors gedoen word, Daily R1200 R2500 gee aan die rebelle nog het. Du Plessis het na bewering diamante van ander . '1 NORTH AMERICA •• kans om voort te gaan Du Plessis is tesame met vyf ander aangekla vir 'n werknemers ontvang, dit in een grootkoevert geplaas Weekly R325 R600 met die menseslagting in voorval verlede jaar waarin hul na bewering een en en aan die sekuriteitsbeampte, Opperman, gegee Dally .. ' • ' R1500 R2700 die land. twintig diamante tet waarde van R38 191 by CDM om deur die sekuriteitspunt te neem . Die resolusie wat 'n wou steel. ' .. Opperman het met die diamante uitgekom en dit AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND totale internasionale Ander getuies in die hofhet Du Plessis se getuienis aan Du Plessis oorhandig waarop sy arresteer is. Weekly R325 R630 verbod plaas op die bevestig en aangevoer dat sy gereeld inligting oor Du Plessis het in die hof aangevoer dat Opperman Dally , R1500 R2700 verskaffing van olie en diamantdiefstal aan die sekuriteitsbeamptes verskaf haar met die gedagte genader het om 'n lokval vir wapens aan die het. and er te stel. The Namibian. p,a, Box 20783. rebeJlebeweging is die Haarmede-beskuldigdes, Ambrosius Mathys(23), S Y was reeds by vroeere geleenthede deur ko lie gas Windoek, Namibia eerste waarin die VV Ignatius Gertze(22) en Marius Shipingana(29) is genader met die idee om diamante uit die gebou te sanksies tocpas teen 'n egter skuldig bevind aan die diefstal van 'n bring. Sy het saam met Oppennan gereel dat hy die pol i tieke organisasie onbekende hoeveelheid diamante, diamante moes neem deur die sekuriteitspunt maar eerder as 'n regering. Mathys en Gertze is 'n boete van N$5 000 of is kort daarna arresteer.

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DTA,Moshakati i.~ in, yeng; a moshinima sha"D ,a:n "Tayi i"dile OS,hin,ma;sHi ~pan.' gulwe" , .1 " ~ .t.,' ~ 'Q ~ . _ .• :~ :I .r/ ~~ .:.~ •. ~ .. ;l.~ ,.,,", • etidhomo lyefenga' ekwawo Dan;Shi li OSWALD SHIVUTE ompinge nomahalo gawo, nena shika kashi shi shilwe shaa shi eyonagul o ONGUNDU yoDT A, otayi pangula Iyuuthemba wOl\luntu" etompakanitho nonyanya ekutho muulenga Iyelenga Iyetaambathano nehumithokomeho ene Gottlieb Dan. Omushangwa ngoka Iyuukwa-Hitler (Nazzism). gwaetelwa oshifoshika kOmupongololi ODTA tayi tsikile ko tayi ti kutya, Omukuluntu gwoDTA mOshakati , otaku lundil~a kutya Omukalelipo gwa omusamane FiIlemon Moongo, gu li Hangwena okwa tokola a man a mo nota «ohi yoshipalanyolo tashi ti , tsitsimike etidhomo Iya Dan nokul i "Ehu.lithopo Ly uulenga waDan nomomagumbogeagehe,Nokwatokola Ospana yokatanga kokeemhadi yEtanga IEameno poGrootfontein, oya ninga paife oyo mwene kokanselayaHangwenapamukalogwaa emu hepeke noku mu uvitha omweny o wekopi letanga' lokeemhadi momafiyafano oludi 019, eshi ye shi pondola okuhakana ekopi 010 li paveta" oDTA otayi popi ngashi tashi omutoye komukalo kehe ngo ta vul u opo oikando itatu ya landulafana. Mefano eli, Kolonela Denga Ndeitwah, ota yandje ekopi 010 landula. i igandje ko SWAPO, ana a kuthe komukulunhu wospana yoSoccer moGrootfontebl Army Base. Eespana dokeekamba adishe omo "Kutya omu kalo gu nyanyalitha okakalala koSWAPO. da li mefiyafano 010, ashike omakopi aeshe atatu, lokeemhadi, etanga lomokambaba noVolley Ball g~etidhaga ,n o Iya Dan ndjoka lya "Sh,ika otwe s/li tala ko ongom u~al o aeshe okwa ya noGrootfontein. Efano: TYAPPA NAMUTEWA. ntngwa etl 14 September , 1993 omuYlhu gwokumweneka, okuhulttha mOhangwena olya kwatelwa komeho nokudhipagaoongundudhUudemokoli, kOmukalelipogwoshitopolwa sha ngashi naana sha li omilkalo mo Soviet Hangwena Josephina Kandabanga Union". Ehokololo Iyo DTA tali Hamutwe. Aantu mba a longitha ye mu lombwele. kwathele okuumba ko Dan koshipundi, Tayi tsikile tayi ti, "Onkene oDTA ya yamwe kaya li ye shi shi shoka tashi Namibia mOshakati otayi ekelehi ningwa, omanga yamwe aaholi yiipundi, nokweekelahilila omukalo noonkatu dha yamwe aakalegetse ya za kOshakati", katukwa komukalelipo gwa Hangwena

:::.:::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.::::< Ehokololo tali tsikile ko kutya, ngoka ta kambadhala okuyuga elenga oS,hiningwanima shika osha talika ko Dan uuthymba we ongetameko lyuuyina. wopashigwanapamukalo guumbalibali: shoka, . . , Aakalelipo yIitopolwa sho taya Onkene otatu indile Ompangu ya OSWALD SHIVUTE MOMHEDI ?musamane Hlkumwa okwa 10mb~e,la nee oS~lfo , tameke okuponda nokuhanagula po manguluka yi' ye mo moshinima mu , . ' shlka kutya omalenga ~ga ~lako oshlntma sheultko Uudemokoli mOshitopolwa. Otwa hala Omushangwa ngoka gwa shainwa Omusamane George Hlkumwa mwen~ lyomusam~neL~kasShm~?lmaongelengapeh~laly~ okuuva ngele omukalelipo nguka ota kAawiliki yoDTA mOshitopolwa, gwomukunda Ongha mOukwanyamaye.oyeel~ Dan, ongelkuthlloveta. mllkaha y~sh? yene, mashl IqngoikwatelelakOvetayOparliamende ngashi kOmusam,ane FiIlemo Moongo, Amushanga gwOponto gwOmunashlpundl enda pamulandu ngashl osho sha It shl. na ~kukala. nenge kelombwelo Iya Presidende, Omukwatakanithikumwe gwOngundu, gwElelo lyUukwanyama Elenga enene Gabriel Onkee nee, Omusamane L~kas Shmedlma okwa ngashi shi li mEkotampango lya Na- Omusamane Laban Hamata- Kautuima, ohela okwa lombwela oshifo shika lombwelelwe ongula yEt1tano yOhangwena mibia. DTA ta pula. Omupongololi Omukuluntu kutya Elelo lyUukwanyama itaU zimine euliko kOmalenga pambele~a k~tya, keshl elenga e,nene Ngele ogwo tagu kala omukalo nokomus~rnane Immanuel Engombe Iyomusamane Lukas Shinedima ongElenga nok,ukala k\,:,e moshlgongl shOmalenga .~ku It mo ghwAakalelipo yIitopolwa, okutilitha ngoka e li Amushanga gwOngundu enene pehala lyOmusamane Gotlieb Dan ngoka ashlke ngashl mwen.e gwomukunda, nga.shl ngaa nale. nokuthiminika omalenga ga shaine ndjika moNooli. a umbwa ko koshipundi~ kaalelwa ye mEti,Yali Ele?ga enene Gotlteb D~n na,lyo otalt kal,a anuwa ' I a ziko ,"· 1lsft,ke'Ramak.-wa~m.ashl&QngJJllOka' 1)gllJh!"'!lgl!tl IY ~ , J .. , " " '.' • • y • kalanale,pamwenomupehanaAmus'haflgagwe;ino ," ~ ' kA~a' ~ ' -'n-a" '~ ~ ~RlbOII' Elenga enene GotIieb Dan olya li Iya umbwa ko Ndove na Shilengifa. ~ a -- ' - "..,.. ~ ~ -~ ~ . koshipundi kaalelwa yalyo 'mu Februali, omasiku Pokati mpoka oshifo shika osha kundana kutya gahetatu omvula ndjika molwashoka anuwa itali lele Kaansolo gwa Hangwena meme Josephina pauyuki, tali futitha aantu omapya ondilo nokuyeka Kandjambanga anuwa okwa shangela Elelo aanamikunda omikunda dhawo nenge tadhi dhi taula lyUukwanyama ombapila ndjoka tayi indile kutya pomakati. Elenga Gotlieb Dan nali kale Iya kuthwa mo ~onduda , oka Elelo lyUukwanyama inali kala lya taambakoekutho mOshigongi shomalenga meendelelo. koshipundi kwElenga Dan, taya ti inashi enda pauyuki, Elelo lyUukwanyama olya fa inali taambako eindilo oshoka oonakulelwa inaya .eta oshipotha shika ndika, oshoka anuwa kayi li pambelewa, kayi na pamulandu gwElelo ly Aukwanyama nogoPaveta oshihako noya nika yopaumwene . xwikilwa 'DlO . yOmalangeko nomatidho miilonga gOmalenga. , "OinimayokOukwanyamaoyanyikaepiyaanonoya Omal e n~a natango oga thi,ka'm'a mpok~F ' kutya "k~ l eketa, . o\h1{He~ , otashi ,duli~a mu nangekwe oonakupoPllakoyakwawomoshJpothashElengaenene OMWAANgU~l!YNUNJ' WO'IB0FK meende\e,lo, dulu okuningwa, Okaami oka lungwina Gotlieb Dan, mboka anuwa ye li ya heyali, ngashi shaash( oinima yomOukwanyama 'oya ,fiyi'ka ' ,1,,, ''J!¥APPA NA'MUTEWA IW~ heke , '\ ' "" Omusita Lapindja Nghole, Lukas. Shinedima, John yOpaumwene noyOpapolotika, nOmbelewa ya Om- ' ~. "" G • Metine, okw'a ka monika,,ne~p uyylele Hamutwe,I1eniShangadi,ToivoMavulu,Kamandjedi budsman oya lulilwa koinima tai ningwa OKAANAkeemwedinhatuokoka kutya nani omundilo owa etwa owina. Ndeunyema na Titus Haipinge, naya ete oshipbtha kO~kwa~yama," Omusamane Hikumwa ta lombwele pilile monduda molukanda Omukainhu wonhumba okwa kwatwa shoka ye nena ~Ienga Dan mOmpan~u yOmalenga oshlfo shlka. laShitenda muKatutura kovakwashiwanavoovenendeletapulwa pOhangwena shl pulakenw~ po ,k~tahke nee kutya Kepulo, gu~we g,,:,omElelo lyUukwanyama okwa sha Venduka Etitatu la dja ko, okwa nawa fiyo osheshi a tonga kutya okaana omusam~ne Dan oku na ondJo shllt. lo~bwel a oshlfo ~hlka ~utya omusamane G~orge kuiidanwa kutya mboli oka dipawa oye e ka xwikila monduda. Pokatl mpoka Oonakulelwa ya Dan otaya pe Hlkurnwa otashl vultka oye a ka , ~llkwe owina komukulukadi wohumba Pahokololo lomukainhuoo, vatiokwa omalenga uusama molwashoka anuwa sho ya hala ya ONGOMUPULAKENI GWIIPOTHAyoludhl nduka. h" d tumwa kumukwao opo a xwike okaana , h I f dh k h' El I' U k k I'. wopous un a. popyenago,maga" ,. a anengeotaga , a u apo,ngas I enga Imwe m u wanyama pa uuvll 0 I na Efyo I0 k aana 0 k 0 0 Ia h a Iu Ia ovan h u oko , shaash. i vati "okawa unene , ndele sha nmgtlwe mEtlyalt Iya zlko pOhangwena, na opo okupangulwa molwashoka anuwa lya tokolele omuntu h . I h' k k k ina ote ka monifa ashike,Aix-una shaashi os h·Igwana s h a Zl' s h I' k a u I'kI e or,nusamane L u k as nenge aantu k utya oY,a lObyana omanga m apl ' Ia ya vaI apu. , os lesh k I 0 aana 0 0 0 a ohe ka fiye po ta i koilonga"{ l', . , Shme' d1ma' a nmge' e 1e nga enene pe h a Ia 1yomusamane Nd 0 koto Ia ya k a u II'k a k utya na k usa ngo k'a lOa IIwa' ungwmaOk po sek ke. d ' M d I Omukainhu ou paife okwa' 'diininw a ' bD d I k I' h" h'l' aana a a e lOa ag a ena . G otleI an,nonan eomaenga aga Imomos Igongl s 11. (Mahata)ShipolaKahenge,okahangika .kopolifi notashi dulika taka" hbloka ka kofa eshi omukulukadi wonhumba a momhangu nena shina sha nedipao tomeka onduda oyo o m~ndilo, Pefimbo oshoyo etomeko lomundilo, "Natu tungilwe WOO ontopa" ... Aatamanzi eli, xe naina yokaana ova hangika ve li Manga ovakwashiwana va diinina koilonga. omukainhu ou mEtine noku mu pulapula, Kuyele nuumvo,ta ya tsikileko,"o NBC melaka Efyo lokaana aka ola kala nale tali ope uy a oilyo yopolifi i li ihaman~ oyo ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA lyoshiwambo oyali ya tseyitha kutya oopelesenda limbilike okudja tuu petameko, unene ya piyaaneka ovakwashiwana dhaanona dha thika pu 3 odhili nale dha kwatwa tuu eshi Selma Andreas, weedula 10,00 nokudenga nokuli nonyanya oshoyo Aakalimo yomomikunda dhoka dhili komikithi dha tumbulwa".Ano aanamikunda mbaka oye ha kala nokupashukila nakufya okukwata po ovanhu vamwe. . megongaloi'l;lukunda Otamanzi mOngandjera ota ya indile nduno opo epangelo li ya tungile ontopa ngeenge ovakulunhu va ya koilonga, a Ehokololo lomalihumbatoopolifi, tala mOshitopolwa Omusati, oye li monkala odhigu ya taakana omulonga nguka opo aanona yawo nosho 10mbwe1a oshifo eshi kutya meumbo pamwe pelili pepandja tuu eli. kamwa li nande omundilo washa. Pauyelele 00 twa mona, nakufya omwoluommeya gena omukithi ngoka geli aakalimo ayehe yomomikund ~ dhika ya ze muudhigu mbuka."Tse-otuli twa pandula uunene omwoluomeya Oshinima eshi . sha kala Magdalena okwa Ii okamonakadona momukanka ngoka gwa za koRuacana okuya ngoka tuna giimuna yetu ngoka geli mokanala haka nokukonakonwa nawa oshe ke uya . katate Shipola Kahenge na meme Anna komukunda, Onanyala mOngandjera. ihe . kombinga yaantu ogeli lela pouyelele kutya nani, Selma meumbo Zuzee. . . , Aakalimo oya ti omeya ngaka oge li haga tondoka oshiponga",aanamikunda ta ya ti, Otamanzi oguli okwa hekwa mo komukulukadi umwe *Omukulukadiooakwatwashinasha mokanala hoka keli ka enda momulonga no geli ga gumwe gwomomikunda ominene mOngandjera no opo va ye naye poushiinda. Manga nee nefyo lokaana ka tumbulwa ope na etela uunene tuu aanona omikithi ngaashi, oChblera mugwo omwatopwolwa omikunda ve li poushiinda, omukulukadi omapopyo inaa kolekwa kutya vati oha nosho woo oBilharzia omwolukutokola momeya ngaka ngaashi,liyekeya,Onandjo,Onjugulume nosho tu u, wonhumba okwa tomeka onduda monifa ounona oixuna okudja nale. sho yu uka koskola.Pethimbo Iyomvula omulonga Oguna aakalimo ya thika po 12000 no ha ya nu o!1Jundilo. Ope na yamwe tava ti kutya kOwamb nguka ohagu kala gu udha sigo okanala haka ta ka omeyaoku za momithima omwolwashoka momikunda Selma eshi a ka lombwelwa kutya . okwa twakookaanakamwenoshihengo, ningineko, tashi eta mpokaaanona ka yaye wee koskola. dhika kamuna nando oyo opomba yimwe okaana otaka kwena, mokufika kwaye omanga vati meumbo lavo a xwika Naashika ata shi shunitha elongo Iyaanona konima, yomeya,ngashi tadhi monika pomahala gamwe pondudaokwa hangaomundilowayaka okaana poukainhu, shaashi vati haka moshitopolwa, moNooli. nale....ng!\.aPllll.il_'iillL,Qsho.kwa ·Jj tashi,' xuxwile, . , I I I , .. ,.... '"\ .. .. ~~ ,.. ~ 10 Monday September 20 1993 THE NAMIBIAN

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I previously bore slack defending after thrashed Oldham Ath­ please phone 1990 BMW 525,5 speed KHOMASDAL the name(s) V. Abraham . Ward's 27th-minute letic 5-0 after going 3-0 061-41218 anytim e N$87ooo N$78 000 Any person who objects to opener. up in the opening seven 1992 BMW320i,Auto,Full 2 Bedrooms my/our assumption of the Everton, cast as rel- minutes. Rynse Evangellese House (Metallic) ·sald surname of Ndilula ., egation candidates at the Coventry remain the N$77ooo 1 Bathroom Lutherse Kerk By N.G. should as soon as may be start of the season, are only unbeaten team in 1992 M.Benz 230E Auto, Lounge Kerk Wlndhoek Noord. lodge his objection, in writ­ now fourth, only goal the premier league after John Albrecht Straat Full House N$117oo0 Kitchen ing, with a statement of his difference separating a I-I draw at home Byeenkomste Bid uur 1992 M.Benz 230E Auto, Burglar Bars reasons therefore, with the them from third-placed om 08.00 Woensdae Full House 18 ooOkm against Chelsea. Carpeting Magistrate of Windhoek. Aande N$127 000 Aston Villa, won won 2- They went behind to a om 9.00 Sonday 1993 M.Benz 230E Auto, Phone Danny I at Ipswich with Dean 36th-minute strike by Eredienste Kontak Full House, 3000km Saunders ending a wor­ For Sale Office: 228835 Gav in Peacock, whose persone Mnr. Vrles + N$205000 Home: 227373 THE AUENS ACT,1937 rying goal drought. goal last Saturday sent Meneer De Klerk. 1991 Corolla 1.3GL.AlT, NOTICE OF INTEN­ Both are on 15 points, 2 CYLINDER LINCOLN Manchester United to Tel no. 212 403 + 222552 extras N$26 900 TION OF CHANGE OF one behind champions PETROL WELDER 1990 Land Rover 110 V8, their first defeat of the SURNAME (N$ 18400), YANMAR Station Wagon, Hi-line ex- Manchester United and season when Chelsea I,Secilia Namulo residing Premier 01 ESEL ENGINE 5.1 'r e\!? CONFERENCE/DINING 1993 Hi-Rader, canopy, person who objects to my I For all your tyre TABLE+l0 CHAIRS AlC, PIS spotless 25 Oookm ESTATES ,.. ,,'" our assumption of the said requirements, fitting and h (upholstered) complete N$60ooo balancing. Phone (061) OffIce hours: surname of Thomas Buildeers Kit with G.S.T Excluded 631$12, Fax (061) 63424. Tel.: 229 881 should as soon as may be Instruc.Manual complete "Want one, buy one~ Unit 4 New CasUe Street lodge his objection, inwrit­ 8.64 x 3.64 galvanised Contact: Mr Tltus or Northen.lndustlal Area ing, with a statement of his ~UT/Builders Shed with 2 Janet at 211819 or 213443 field toilets(N$5 000) roof Change of Name reasons therefore, with the Premier ritchings. prices are Houses for Sale Magistrate' of Ondangwa. ncluding GST! For further THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Carpet information contact NOTICE OF INTENTION SOMERSET WEST Legal Notice Wolfgang at 22 00 12 OF CHANGE OF Cleaners (RSA) or 23 0189 SURNAME Oak Bridge Village IN THE COURT OF I, Hewepo Rakel Nhulenipo NB GOLDEN PRODUCTS Seperate title-full security NAMIBIA residing at Okathitu - will be used to wash your Special Services From only R197 000 In the matter between caarpets nothing else. (no transfer fees) Uukwaluudhi and employed CARRON SA (PTY)L TO lunemployed Intend - and PETS PARADISE Phone: " Get the specialist to (021) 948 8314 applying to the Minister of S SHEYA lIa CASH & , wash .your carpets TEL. 222141 (021) 511919 Home Affairs for authority CARRY MULTI SALES "Three bedrooms plus hall­ The doggy Parlour with a undersection9 of the Aliens difference I way plus lounge R89. Act, 1937, to assume the NOTICE OF SALE IN We fetch and deliver your EXECUTION "Car Seats R49 sedan, 7r- ~~. --.-.-- -..---- surname Hwepo for the rea­ cat or dogl ;Ht.ul4. 'j'~/:.e-'I-Uu R35 bakkie. sons that Junias.is my It's tick time - dip automati­ IN EXECUTION OF A "Lounge suite R59. fathers name and not my cally included. Phone PIOPNEERSPABK JUDGEMENT of the High BALL STRUGGLE ... Dean Saunders (back) correct surname. Junias ap­ Tel.: 211123 Andrea or Erwlna Sectional title flat, two Court of Namibia, given from Aston Villa fights for the ball with defender pears on my ID card and the Computerland Building bedrooms, garden, good on 9th October 1992, in Jaroslav Timko during the first round of UEFA surname Hwepo appears on Independence Avenue security. the above mentioned ·cup soccer between Slovan Bratislava and N$ 150000 all my other documents. Any case, a judiCial sale by England's Aston Villa last week. The match was person who objects to my public auction will be held ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE NAMIBIAN Contact Judy at 43253 a 0-0 draw. Photo: ReuterlNampa. (All hours) assumption of the said of the following, on EROSPARK surname of Hwepo should Thursday 30th September In order to improve our service to our readers and 1993 at 10hoo at the Sectional title, two ~ as soon as may be lodge his advertising clients of The Namibia, please note: premises of the OKA VI bedrooms, garden, good -. objection, in writing, with a \ . KLUB,OSHAKATI. COSlllOS lllake it security. statement of his reasons -Advertisers in the classified columns should submit . . Mens clothing; womens N$l68 000. ' therefore, with the copy messages not later than 11 Hoo on the day before . clothing; shoes; Contact judy at 43253 THOHOY ANDOU: Jomo Cosmos earned them­ publication. Magjstral8 of Wlndhoek. (All hours) • suitcases; tinned food; maize, spirits and strong selves a place in the semifinals of the Africa Cup WINPHOEK NORTH -Advertisements in the rest of the newspaper, note that liquor. Winners Cup with a l oO win over Zaire's Daring Three- bedroomed house the deadline for advertising display copy is 13HOO two CONDITIONS OF SALE: Club Motema Pembe in their quarter-final second with outbuildings. , days before the publication date. 1. The sale will be held N$145 000. leg soccer clash played in Thohoyandou in Venda " without reserve and the Contact Judy at 43253 BE yesterday afternoon. Whil.. Th .. Namibian m!lk.. s ...... ry .. ffort to ..nsure that ad .... rtis .. m ..nts goods will be sold to the appear Correctly. the newspaper issues no gusrsntee or wsrrsnt;es (All hours) The I -0 win tied the aggregate score at 2-2, but WISE highest bidder, against ..rrors occurring. ShOUld you want to ensur.. that your Cosmos went through on the away goal rule after advertisements appear co".. c1ly, please supply cam .. ra-r68dy msteria/, ADVERTISE 2. The goods will be sold or requ.. st proofs. "Voetstoots· their I -2 defeat in Kinshasha in the first leg two weeks ago. Helman Mkhalele scored the all impor­ lIadv.. rtisements proofs ar.. not r.. turn ..d timeously nat lat"r than 2 pm 3. Payment should be on th .. day befor.. publication, Th .. Namibian will insert unproafed made in cash or by bank tant goal after 67 minutes just went it seemed 1118.6,i&1 in-thrJo-wpar:e-/:1r1of

The University of Namibia's The Singles Trophy was donated by Snooker Club was ofticially Hannes Louw and the Doubles Tro­ inaugurated at the Windhoek phy by Namibia Breweries, Table one College of Education on Frpday was sponsor(fd by Executive Office cvcning. Collections al}d Table Two by Nicky's Signs. According to club chairman, Noel The dean of students, Bob Kandetu, Moulon, the club was established in couldn't attend the occasion but was I<)<) I when it joined the Namibia Bil­ represented by ·Melvin Rispill, who I iards and Snooker Association said that it was an auspicious occasion (NAMBSA). With the tough compe­ as the Unam Snooker Club was the firt tilion that membership provided, the club to move from the old Atademy to Unam club steadily improved and also the new premises. played against Zimbabwe this year. The Unam Snooker Club's execu­ NAMBSA chairman Ernie Coote tive committee consists of the follow­ said he was very proud of Unam's ing members: Noel Mouton (chairper­ achievements and paid tribute to their son), Cyril van Rooi (vice-president), hard work which has enabled them to Stanley Plaatjies (secretary), Herbert become one of the top clubs in the Mouton (treasurer), l oppie lansen country . (match secretary), and Charles Brand .ON CUE ... The executive committee of the Una m Snook{'r Club which was inaugurated on Friday. After the speeches a number of and David Philander who are addi­ The chairperson of the club, Noel Mouton, is second from left in the back row. sponsorships were handed over. tional member's. Vaal aim for 'clean sweep'

JOHANNESBURG: The Transvaal rugby Muller, who far too of­ team sent the best possible "get weD" message ten went to ground and to coach Kitch Christie in his J ohannesburg was penalised several hospital bed when captain Francois Pienaar times. Natal lost tw.o key hoisted the coveted Lion Cup above his head players, Bok wlnger after 80 pulsating minutes of the 1993 final lames Small an~ lock . Ell· P k S d Steve Atherton, midway agamst Natal at '. IS 3r on ijtur ay. .th . h. th.. d h If - _ " ,!~Iioug~! e seCOA a. Christie must have throughout the game, it But by tlien tne hoiTig been delighted with his was Natal who lost con- side was already firmly team's emphatic 20-11 troloftheirtempersmore in control of proceed­ win over the Banana often, adding to the ings. STRONG DEFENCE ... Ruben Kruger evades Migiel Booysen's tackle but Basie Buitendag Boys in a sometimes ill- number of penalties It was by no means a prepares to stop the fiery Hanker in Saturday's Northern Transvaal-Namibia encounter in tempered affair. Western Province ref- faultless display by the Windhoek. Christie, who has been eree Freek Burger home team, who also ill for some time, was awarded against them. wasted a couple of scor- admitted to hospital on In the scrums Trans- ing opportunities with Friday with what was di- vaal certainly had the passes going astray, but agnosed as pneumonia, upper hand, and the man Transvaal did enough on laco Coetzee's long re- could well have added utes of the game to give again impressed with hi s but he had more than suffering most here was the day. to; ke!'W,} hc,ir I iev ing touchk icks. two tries mid way Northemsa31-8 victory. attacks from the base of enough to cheer about as Natal Springbok record as .the cO~QJ!Y,;§. t Northern's Drikus through the second half. Under the circum­ the scrum; while the for­ Pienaar and company tighthead prop Lood in-form team intact. - Hattingh reigned "su-'l" Theirenterprisingplay stances Namibiadid well wards should also be showed the true charac- preme in the line-outs eventual1y paid offwhen to contain their, opPQ- given credit for holding ter of champions. W h t although the referee Basie Buitendag nents and special credit ' their oWI;1 against the The Vaal have now , seemed a bit lenient in pounced on a loose ball must go to Eden Meyer Blue BulJs pack. ' added the Lion Cup to ." as 0 U enforcing thelifting rule. to score his side's only andMichaelMaraiswho Unfortunately Na­ the prestiguousSuper 10 With Northernsapply- try in the 64th minute. unsettled their oppo- mibia's lack of fitness and M-Net Night Series le, h e ing relentless pressure, Nortl!erns had the la &t nents' more illustrious started to show again in trophies the~ have al- C InC es WIn· Nam~bia's ~ctc n ce fi- ' say howeverwhen.JJvan ~acklinewithgreattack- the second half and this ready won thiS season. nally wilted when der Wait scored his sec- Img. is an area which needs With the Currie Cup Northerns ad'ded ,Jwo ., ond try in the dying min- Basie Buitendag once much more attention. final - against Natal in COLOMBO. S th Af . T h d ih · tries in thC37th and 39th . L .,_, • Durban - scheduled for : ou nca. c m~ , ~ , . el~ minutcBulls. -----.-it, --- " """J. ·"\ .... ;. ' ..... "112 Monday September 20' 1993 I" "', · 4'1" ,', ,'.'i', ' tIt .' " "THE' NAMIBIA~ :' n, '.;':, 'r , '.),' ...... ~,: • I, \'1'. ~ \. 6':· .. '<:i~.~ Of

SA soccer Stars blast BA 3-2 round-Up: W~ile Tigers,beat Ramblers ... Sundowns stopped Wagga Goagoseb. Liverpool soon drew HELGE SCHUTZ In Saturday's only levelwhenDavidSnewe in tracks other aftemoon match scored from the penalty Young Ones, African Stars and Mukorob Mukorob Tigers beat spot in the 55th minute, AMAZULU defied Tigers recorded victories in their Windhoek Ramblers for the first while the rest of the game the odds and their Lager NF A Cup quarter-final first round time this season. In a hard produced a lot of excite­ critics to stop matches which took place over the weekend. fought match, the only ment but wasted oppor­ Sundowns 1-0 in a All three matches produced excellent soccer goal of the game came in tunities. vital Castle League and drew capacity crowds. the 18th minute when Justwhen it seemed as game played at the Teenage Iyamboscored, if the match would end King's Park soccer Stars produced a fan- more so than their elu- after Rammies keeper in a draw, Young Ones HELGE SCHUTZ stadium in Durban tastic comeback to turn sive winger Pule Chico Goncalvez were awarded a penalty yesterday. Black Africa's certain Tjombe. In the 67th couldn't control Tony in the last minute of the Victory for the The Standard Bank Rally which forms the victory into defeat. Af- minute a corner by Belanco's cross. game when Raymond Mamelodi side sixth leg of the Namibia Rally ter a goalless first half, Mannetjies Kaimu was Saturday evening's Botes was tripped from Championships takes place in Otjiwarongo the game came alive in deflected into his path Prime Press Liverpool- behind in Liverpool's would have put on Saturday, September 25. the 55th minute when and Tjombe blasted the Young Ones encounter penalty box. Patrick them at the top of . S d d Eric Quest dribbled past ball into the net. at the SKW field pro- Marcus made no mistake the first division log Atafunction in Wind­ Dm a 'dan maW'ster an treeh (ei f'en d ers to score F"Ive mmutes I ater, VI' d e d anot h er soccer f rom t h e spot to gIve' at the expense of hoek on Thursday, Men~,lsb kek' et In a BA's first goal. Two Tjombe added his sec- feast, watched by close them a 2-1 victory. The Moroka Swallows Standard Bank Namibi<\ ~ a ~ le, minutes later Mike ond goal when he beat to 2 000 spectators . quarter-final second who were without sponsored the rally for 200 ~ ra ,y rou~e cover~ Petersen latched onto a the offside trap from a In a fast flowing game round matches take place a game this week­ the fifth consecutive year 0 " m In an ~roun great through ball by freekick. Stars were in both teams impressed over a fortnight, while end. to the tune ofN$13 200. ,tJlw~~~ng o a ~ con- Donald Tjikune to score the ascendancy now and with their quick coun- the fourth quarter-final D'Alberton Over 20 entries are ex­ ~stso f s~ecJa stag~si andgiveBAaseemingly Munjanda Muaine ter-attacks and at half first leg encounter be- Callies eased their pected for the one day wo 0 t ese spec:a comfortable 2-0 lead. clinched the winner in time a Kosie Springbok tweenCivicsandEleven relegation prob­ event. stages are ~~e~tacu ar Stars, however had the 80th minute after a goal had given Young Arrows takes place atthe lems when they nts One of the highligbts sPh~chtat ~lrl b I~ pOld other ideas, and none throughpass by Wagga Ones a 1-0 lead, coast this weekend, beat Pretoria City will be Dippies w IC WI e sItuate at f------..:------.:::....!--~-..!::::::::.------I 1-0 in a Castle Dippenaar driving his the show grounds. ex-Sarel van der Merwe The event starts at League fixture at 2L Ford Laser, which IOh30 outside Standard Eersterus Stadium. will be in action in Na­ Bank Otjiwarongo, Orlando Pirates mibia for the first time, whereafter vehicles will and Chatsworth Other drivers who will tackle seven stages be­ Rangers drew 1-1 be in the running for hon- fore an hour's refuel in a explosive Cas­ , ours include Remy break at 13h 15. After tle League match at Moens in an Audi tackling the next six the Tembisa Quattro turbo, Tiffy van stages the first cars are Satdium. den Heever and Adolf expected at the finish at Rangers took the Botes in a .f.,8~Toyota ~~f?rR*imllfF1Y Iti1130 : lead through t~~~lIa, the' BrO~e r T~eo Coetzee and AlbertBwalya who brother in their Mazda Willem Hugo are cur­ scored from within B2600 and Uwe Kessler rently leading the cham­ the 18 metre area and Brian Enslin in their .pionships with 147 as Pirates keeper Golf turbo. points, while Tiffy van Okpara WiIliams Four teams will also den Heever and Adolf was caught off his ...... be coming from Botes are second and line. The Bucca­ Swakopmund, including Benny Gabrielson and neers found the Rolf and Hans Pretorius Theo Becker third. eqaualiser in the 86th minute when Brendon Silent Bucks win headed home Eugene Zwane's cross. Chiefs got back Coke cup on the winning trail when they beat JOHANNESBUR'G: KaizerChiefs,Orlando Cape Town Spurs Pirates and all the other so called "big guns" 1-0 in a Castle NSL match played at of the National Soccer League had better GETTING TO GRIPS ... Northern Transvaal centre Philip Bronkhorst is tackled by Namibian Athlone Stadium. watch out, Umtata Bucks have come of age eigthman Pieter von Wiellich in the match which Northerns won 31-8. Chiefs eventually and are determined to lodge a serious notched a goal in challenge for honours in future. the 71st minute That was the comment Lady Luck was not on when Wellington 'l,l1ade by jubilant Bucks their side during the first Dogged Namibia well Manyati put over a manager Sturu 'Pasiya half where Santos cross to the far side after hi s side had de­ changed over 1-0 ahead and Claudio stroyed Cape based after Gerald Stober had Zviripayi headed Santos 3-1 in a thrilling netted via the penalty home. Coca-Cola Cup final spot in the 36th minute. beaten by Blue Bulls Wits Universi­ played at Johannes­ The two stars of the ty's new signing burg's FNB Stadium on day were undoubtably striker Mislovic Saturday. ' South Africa's new soc­ 5-all with a solitary try by each side the only points HELGE SCHUTZ Nikolic of former "This is our first tro­ cer senasation Brendon added after the break. Yugolsvia made a Augustine and Zimba­ Northerns started off in determined fashion and it ", phy, but I can promise Northern Transvaal beat Namibia 31-8 in a sparkling debut in the other clubs that it will bwe international striker did not take long before Jacques Olivier scored their a Castle League not be our last. Wilfred Mugeyi. rugby match at the National Rugby Stadium first try after quick second phase possession created in Windhoek on Saturday, but full credit soccer clash against Bucks gave Santos and The two strikers tore the overlap on the wing. Dynamos at must go to the home team for their They increased their lead in the 26th minute when the other NSL clubs a the heart out of Santos Mohlakeng when courageous defence. Ruben Kruger scored his first try after a well ex­ lesson on how to play with Augstine scoring he scored a twice with Mugeyi get­ ecuted rolling maul by the Blue Bulls' forwards. attractive attacking soc­ After Northerns had built up a 26-3 halftime lead, scorcher in the 36th ting the other goal. Bucks With Northerns winning the setpieces at will, cer and richly deserved memories of their previous visit to Windhoek four minute to help Wits their win. go home to UmtataRl40 years ago, when they won by 90-odd points, loomed Namibia were on the defensive for most of the game defeat the home Bucks tore into Santos 000 richer with Santos large. Namibia however tackled as if their lives and the only territorial advantage they got was from side 2-0. from the first whistle, but taking home R70 000. depended on it and managed to share the second half continued on page 11