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Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No.237 R1.SO (GST Inc.) Tuesday August 311993

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Sh.. ock, arrest its detainees . -. . -". JOHANNESBURG: Tb< Afrlcaa SOD Mandtla, Cyril Jtamapbosa, < National Q'f)RRress yesterday Waiter Sisutu and Dr Pallo Jor. accepted ~(8U«tive moral da., gave. ils first public l't8dioll responsibility" for human rigbts totbeMotsue.ny8fteC9ID~ ~s violaUobS perpetrated on rfpOrt 00 the trtatmtat of ANC detQinees in ANC camps. detaioees aad humaa rigbt$ of pastor bl marked (OIltrast to the way abuses. in which Swapo ItaDdled its OMl "Recopising lhatabusesdidoc· ' detainee saga' ~ the ANC apolo­ curr rtpteseJlting a breakdown iD g5sed to tb9Se- who suffered hu· the difllcult thaios of command Found with counterfeit notes and mortars man rightsabuseswhile.detained and communication !bat can O(~ 1 by the ANC in exile. cur under $i'Rt coadilioDS, we ~k At a news-conference In Joban~ press out profoood sease..ol regret. elephant tusks were found in a church car. oesburglhe.ANCleaderSbip.rep- TYAPPA NAMUTEWA Hauflku was nol present when the tusks were resented by 4N9 president I"fel~ continued OD page 2 discovered, but there was allegedly a strong suspi- TWO MEN, including an Anglican pastor, cion that he could be involved in onc. or another ~;;;;;;I. ,';w;=:iii-=';" ;";'~·· " ~~~~~~~~iiiii~;;iiiii~~;;;:~~~;;;;~'I were arrested at Tsumeb on Sunday for criminal activities. The suspicions started because possession of counterfeit money and mortars. of his regular visits to Angola. The two, Pastor Phillemon Haufiku and Gerald Kosmos and Hauftku appeared briefly in the Cosmos. appeared in the Tsumeb Magistrates Court Tsumeb Magistrates Court yesterday. but were not yes terday and were remanded in custody until Sep­ asked to plead. tember 10 pending further investi gation. According to a police officer. Haufiku appeared The police said the men were arrested by the in connection with the counterfeit money, while S~ial Branch and had in their possession R33 450 Kosmos was charged with iUegal possession of the 'h R5Q oounteneit notes. as wel1 as twO mortar eltplosives. bombs, one of 60mm calibre and the other 82mm Because of the seriousness of the case and as the calibre. police investigation is not complete, the twO men The men had reportedly juSt retumed 10 Tsumeb were refused bail. from a visit 10 Angola when the arrest took place. Both Bishop James Kauluma and assislant bishop According to well·placed sources. Haufiku had Petrus Hilukilwah of the Anglican Church were not been monitored by the police since July 5 when available for comment yesterday.

GUGULETU GRfEF ._ Cape Town, South Africa - Altar boys lead a proassion into a ktcal Guguletu church on Sunday as several hundred mourners gathered to pay tribute to slain American student Amy 8iehl, One mourner holds aloft a photograph ofBiehl. See also report page 7. Photo: Reuters via Nampa FNDC, NAU face farmers' anger

their requests for help by the NAU, which they OSWALD SH1VUTE AT MWESH1PANDEKA alleged was a white-dominatcd farmers' union. "ENOK-FNDC was and is still the great blockage SPEAKERS AT the Namibia National Farmers' in the process of providing loans to communal Union Congress over the weekend expressed dis­ fanners,~ onc northern communal farmer told the satisfaction with the response of the Namibia Agri­ Congress. while showing his and omers' applica­ _ .. 50..-0_ """ .. Lo;n;on.~ cultural Union and the fanner FNDC to their at­ tion forms which had been sent back unapproved. ~_~[).dn.'\or1:n;>.LIfd>. tempts to raise fmance and support. ~ ...... ~~-..... __ tJONI(nt co_ Some farmers complained about the handling of continued OD page 3 • 2 Tuesday August 31 1993 THE NAMIBIAN , 'Transforming the

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arc planned in the nel'l OSWALD SHIVUTE AT MWESHIPANDEKA two years," the Prime Minister continued. "WE CANNOT argue about the fact that an To make it possiblcfor informed farmer is a better farmer. In fact, lhe Government to as· I could say without reservation that we can sist all ' fanners through break the cycle of oppression a nd poverty an organised financing only by informing our people to eliminate body an Agricultural ignorance which is the primary cause of Bank Amendment Law had already been prom­ poverty." ulgated and a number of I This was said by Prime over the weekend. schemes were already in ., Minister Hage Geingob In his speech Geingob place to funher the ob­ in a speech read on his said agriculture was Na- jectives set out in thr behalf by Ag riculture mibia's biggest cm- Agricultural Bank Act. Minister Anton von ployer. providing a Jive- The financing scheme , Wietcrsheim attheopen- li hood directl y or indi- would be supported by , ing of the firsl annual rectly to 70 per cent of an Agricultural Credit , COMMUNAL FARMERS GET MILITANT .,. Members of the Namibia National Farmers' Union congress of the Namibia the population and em- Scheme with subsistence I, held a peaceful demonstration to coincide with the opening of the union' s first congress held at NationaJ Farmers' Un- ployment' to some 300 and emergent fanners as , Mweshipandeka Senior Secondary School. Above: Women hold placards demanding that the land ion at Mweshipandeka. 000 people in commu- the main target groups. must be returned. Agriculture Minister Anion von Wietersheim was witness t04he protest. The congress started on nal areas. On the question of Photograph: Oswald Shivule Thursday and continued Therefore, the Prime land, the Prime Minister i;iiiiii;iiiii;iiiiiiii;i;iii;;;ii;______iT---::--=--:=:_--~-__:----__::_-_:-"'=:.::'-"==:.::=l Ministeradded.thecom- said they had made I ANC 1 . t d t . petence of these (com- speedy and cautious Legal Assistance Centre apo ogIses 0 e mnees munal) fann", should pmgress and that the re- be improved by provid- port of the Technical I FROM PAGE 1 I itstaskthedetennination demned, no matter by ing them with infonna- Committee on the issue KATUTURA ADVICE of punishment of human whom, against whom," tion. extension services, was now in the hands of collective moral respon­ rights violators as well as the ANC said. access to fmance and. of the Cabinet Committee OFFICE sibility and apology to all the assessment, of . com-,.In its response to the course, land . on Land Refonn. By the who suffered as a conse­ pensallon to Victims cornnussion'srecommen- The obj€X:tive was to end of this year appro- quence,"theANCsaid in "across-the-board", dations, the executive facilitate the gradual priate legislation would The LegaJ Assistance Centre wishes to astatement. However, at the news R:~:~~thcom _ =:~~,~:!~~ transfonnation of corn- be tabled in Parliament. "--thcomm,·ss,·on" munalfarmersintocom- " Improvement of announce the opening of an Advice conference ANC secre­ missioo" shouldbesetup fo,, Illl office at the Anglican Church premises tary-general Cyril withthe assistance of the theissueofcompensation mercial farmers, he ex- communal areas has to SA government and be hadtobe setlledaspartof plained. be stressed so that pea­ in Katutura, with effect from 2 Septem­ Ramaphosasaidalthough the ANC accepted the made up of a panel of a universalpolicydealing " By 1995 extension " p~~':.arn' ~o~,t !:i:~!'i-_~: be,1993. • Motsunyane findings. the eminent individuals who with all breaches ofhu- services will bav.~n I»C "'"" VI'p""""

Men who killed witch set free Sanlam says SA

September 1991 10 ob· admitted killing hi m. as a young boy of 16 you red~SSlon over CHRtSTOF MALETSKY tain two upper teeth. pu­ Then Paulus hit him were provoked by the bic hair and his private twice on the back of the indecent attitude of the SANLAM has noted several positive signs of TWO Kavango-speaking men who originally parts 10 use for "muti"'. head and on the forehead witch doctor but do not development in the economy of South Africa pleaded guilty to murdering an alleged witch, After the boy was re­ with a stick before they attempt to take the law and has forecast thal the counlry's longest yesterday left the High Court jumping for !X)ncd as missing, Paulus took him to the Angolan into your own hands economic downswing this century is practically joy and clapping their hands after their case and Ndara were in­ side of the Kavango again. a thing of the past. ''The announcemenl that the seasonally-ad­ was thrown out, formed that the "witch" river, tied his anns and Leave it 10 the people had been seen with the legs together and threw who have been in­ juSted real gross domestic product grew by Mutero Paulus (l8) months' imprisonment boy east of Katima him into the river. His structed by the Govern­ more than five per cent in the second quarter of and Siwoko Ndara (30) which was wholly sus­ Mulilo. body was found six days ment to do tha!.'· Judge this year, as against 1.4 per cenl in the frrst were IOld by Judge Pio pended for three years. They found later. Teek told Paulus. quarter, is particularly good news." Sanlam Teek that he did not have Earlier on his col­ Mutungumuwaand tried The twO accused were He urged him to con­ announced. the power to con vict league. Ndara. was told to discover what he had out on bail ofRSOO but il tinue his studies and 10 As a result the Namibian economy would, in them for the murder of a he was free to leave the done with the boy. was discovered that the stay away from crime. general. benefit from favourable developments "witch" . a certain court as the eharge of Two headmen called bail wasapparenllywith­ "If you dothat the sen­ in the South African economy · espeCially the Mutungumuwa. as the murder had been as wimesses also con· drawn five months ago. tence will have a reha­ course of the inflation rate and the prospect of deed had been commlled dropped against both of finned that the two men Thetwomenremained bili tating effect." Judge decreasing' interest rates. as approx:.imalely 90 on the Angolan side of the men. had brought in custody before the trial Tcek added before sen­ per cent of Namibia's imports come from South the border. The two were accused MUlungumuwa to them and Paulus. who was a tencing him to 18 Africa. Paulus, who was 16 at of killing but said he would not grade 10 pupil, was pre­ months ' imprisonment Sanlam says this significant acceleration in the tiine of the crime. Mutungumuwa. who a!­ disclose what he had vented from completing which was wholly sus­ the rate of expansion can largely be ascribed to was conviCted of assault legedly murdered done with theboy'sbody his studies. pended for th ree years. a sharp rise in agricultural production. "but nevetheless indicates thal the recessionary con­ and sentenced IQ 18 Ndara's young son in although he allegedly 'There is no doubt that ditions in the economy are begilmmg to fade". The company said although recovery would Geingob mostly be from a low base and in many cases mean no more than a slower rate of decline. its latest survey has identified some positive fac­ ~nlit:gufity tors that could support this trend. Thses include the higher gold price which. if it lasts, Will make a signific3m contribution 10 exportS and re· C~RtSTOF seIVcs. a marked improvement in mining pro­ MALETSKY duction during the past year as well as a levelling out of the decline in real retail sales. A YOUNG man Other factors are the considerable improve­ accused of killing ment "in the volume of manufacturing produc­ Omaruru soccer star tion. which is related to higher exports and the Johannes 'Gabsy' mild increase in real inventories. particularly in Swartz. was fo und Dot the flfS! quarter of the year. a reasonably sharp gllilly y~te rday after increase in new vehicle sales during the pas! few 1l!<;,'\IOI<.(!\ilw months. the reasonably stable internal financial its case, "'.r.. " environment, inflation and interest rates have in No evidence could be reality gone down. and the imminent lifting of found of where Fcstus fmancial sanctions against South Africa, cou· Geingob (20) had obtained pled with aid and loans from the fMFand World the knife used in the Slab· Bank. bing which took place on Further higher gold price of the past few the night of May 23 lasl GUT FROM THE MAYOR ... Nantibian star sprinter Frankie 'Namblitz.' Fredericks beams as he months has brought some relief. At the present year at the Ozondje town receives a gift from the Mayor of Windhoek Mattheus Shikongo, who hosted a breakfest reception ex:.change rate South Africa receives approxi· hall at Omaruru . for the World 200 metres champion yesterday. T he fun did not end there as the Mayor, who referred mately R650 million over a year fo r every ten­ Earlier. Geingob lold the 10 Frankie as "the Ambassador of Goodwill oflhe Namibian nalion" ,also announced that tbe Citv dollar rise in the gold price. court that he was suffering Council is to name a street after the African record holder. Knudsen Street in Olympia is to b~ However. Sanlam's report also mentions a from and renamed Frankie Fredericks Street. Photo: Conrad number of negative factors hampering economic recovery. It specifically emphasises the low ·G Min· t . t d level of consumer and business confidence. Md "mity memb", h,d IS 0 ThOl is io turn causw by rootinous political told him. erman er arrIves ay instability and the worsening violence. The State's case col- "As a result. essential invesunents are simply lapsed after the only wit- GERMAN MinisterofEconomic Co-operation. Carl- Yesterday the German Embassy in Windhoek said not being made. And the silUation is exacer· ness, Jacobus 'Nico' Qieter Spranger arrives in Namibia today on a four- thevisitshowed the importance Germany attached to bated by reckl ess political and economic state· \qw!~9'~'Fw~will,thirt;l d,ay,visitt .' . economic co·operation and political links with Na- ments:' lhatmght, testified that al- Spranger is visiting Bostwana, Namibiaand South mibia. Foreigners. who are increas ingly insisting on th o~gh he saw Geingob Africaattheinvitationoftheirgovemments. With the German policy was aimed at achieving a beuer the repayment of their capital, are blamed for makCllstahhingmovement. aimofencouragingreform andpeacefuldevelopment balance between the distribution of income in Na- putting pressure on South Africa's foreign re- he could not see the blade in the region, Spranger will emphasise the need for mibia,maintainingdevelopmentandpreservingcon- serves, with the result that even limited eco- of the knife . He said he saw strongerregiona1economicpolicyanddiscusspossi. fidence in Namibia's stabilit y. nomic growth could not be accommodaled. himholdingabrownobject bilitiesforfurtherdevelopmentco-operation. OnThursdaySprangerwillvisit WalvisBaytomeet ·,It is estimated thal South Africa's tota1 for- in his hand and later saw "My visitto Namibia is imended to encourage the represcntativesoftheJoIDt Administratio.nAuthority, eign reserves could hardly cover six week 's blood on the blade. Judge Namibian government to continue their course o( underlining Ge'VIaIJ support f9rthe incqrporation of importS of goods and services." Sanlam's chief HaroldLcvy'indicated that nationru reconciliation:' Spranger was qUOled as say- the enclave in Namibia. Sapa quoted the German f."eo nomIS!. Johan Louw, was quoted as saying. he had "some problems aboulhow he could see the ~~in:g:. ______-=-:::- _____~~ __~E~m~b~as~ s~y~as~~·~~_l--;F~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"'- handle and nol the blade". C al" d·· :fi d ]n commemoration of the 30th anniversary of '.ThOJ.".<'""_"ho ommun ~anners lssatls e 'fmhid the'~""'h'" .iv,o· Dr. Martin Luther King's historic March on Washington, 'b:x Or MC Currie of Thedeputyministerof mahanguduring OUTstay FROM PAGE 1 the American Cultural Center & Global Posse/Wake Up Productions Oniaturu unsalisfactory Lands, Resettlement and here ," one wanted to :andnol properly presented. He urged Minister of Rehabilitation. Marcus know. present ··,'However·,/· as both Tradeand Industry Hidipo Shivute, rescued the situ· In hi s closing speech, Geingoband Gurirab were Hamutenyatocomplelely alionbysayingthatFNDC Minister of Agriculture a live teleconference featuring: Wunk. J.udge Levy,said it change the management "is no more" and that Anton von Wietersheim .. ·"Y,i!;rposs,iblC; that a knife of FNDC as it becomes changes weretakingplace said the Government Ms. YolandaKing could havelx:e\'l pus~ into !.he NOC. in its management. ';We would helpfarmers to sell U1e h.ands of Gcingob. al­ "FNDC has now had are not only going to their cattle to Meatco and (Activist/Producer-Director!Lecrurer) though no knife was banded to put other agricultural four names. First it was change its face but the addressing the issue of '.i.p tQ the cou~t. SWANLA, then BSK. structure also." Shivute products on the market. . " . The Congress was not , ....z; He added, "11 maY,be that then FNDC and now said. Sotnespeakers from "Promoting Social Change in a Developing Namibia" ,you killed him.- However, NDC. So NDC must be abroadcriticiscdcommu­ well attended by farmers in our country, the State careful not to repeal the nal fanners for not pro­ from the host regions of ducing more millet the Owambo area. Some Venllt' ...... American Cultural Center. 3rd Floor Sail/ani Celllre ,lpuM.p,?! ve , !~at I yeu are militakt:s of FNDC Dale...... Tuesday, AugusI3}. 1993 guilty and.!.n t?if case it be (mahangu) andpuuingit said they were not prop­ ..-Wa$ nol doIi~' LJdge.Le.vy on themarket. erly informed about the Time ...... 151100 concluded. . ~42~~~~~~~ Tuesday August 31 1993 ______T~H~E~N~A~M~IB~IA~N ______~ ____== '

Programme Zoom This ed ition features White some interesting issues M'~ Civil rights on the line ind uing Squth Africa's new constitution. envi­ ~oUar 09hOO: Alvin a nd the ronm ental technology DO YOU feel like voicing your views on civil Chipmunks fair in Berlin. Unicef­ rights? Do you want to hear first-hand about 09h25: Coconuts more care for children Crime the struggle of African-Americanstowinequal­ Lick or Paint and trade in Moscow. ROOTS Tra'~ 11trs, . ity and an end to racial discrimination? 09h30: Wish kid 20hOO:News The chance awaits anyone who finds them· JOhOO; Prostars 20h35: Counterstrike 8 uni",etsjt~bllSf:d IOh30: TheSunkist Kids Yearn theatre group, win selves in Windhoek this afternoon, when Yo­ llhOO: End or After his wife and child 00 performing their landa King, daughter of slain American civil Transmission are victimized by an in­ latest play 'ntilled rights activist Dr Martin Luther IGngJunior. 16h56: Opening ternational kidnapping WbiteCollarCrime, will be live on the line at the American Cui. 17hOO: Sesame Street attempt. a financial king­ starting tbis weeL tural Centre. Learning the fun way is pin vows 10 wipe out in­ Yolanda King will be speaking by telephone [he name of the game justice worldwide and Theshow wiUtake with members of a distinguished Namibian own Sesame Street way. setsupananti-aimeforce place from Septem­ ,8hOO: Rosie and Jim behmd his fmanclal em­ ber 11oJat1.0bJOin panel about the burning issue 01 promo tih~ '8h30.: Neighbours pire. This fast-paced ae­ the Sblndard !lank social chan!;. '9hOO: Growing Pains !ion-advenlureserie.~ 1'01· Space theatre at the On the Namibian end of the 'phone will be (New) lows the team's exploits Univcnity of' Na· Dean of Students at the University. Vezera -1ike's Choice In the pur"uit of Justice. mibia. Kandetu; Joan Guriras., herself an African­ When Mike decides 10 2lh25: Talkin~ Point American who is Second Vice-Presidentofthe pursue a career in acting Another controversy hits Tbe play depicts Namibian Chamber of Commerce; Namibian Instead of go in g 10 col· Ihe screen in this live bourgeois, jlldiclaJ. lege. Jason gives him a panel discussiona and social and economic playwright Lazarus Jacobs; Tjipekapora fi nal ultimatum: logel an phone-in programme. co.nceptions. Kauaria from the Ministry of Education and education or move OU!. 22h25: Sport Iti~set in all Afri­ Culture; and actress/director Wabei Siyolwe 19h30: Magazine can tOntext with a Hopson. Nothing (A) CQntemporary set~ There will also be a chance for members of In an ugly custody bailie. ling. the audience to ask ., a distraught mother ac­ J;teal criminaJsare opm. lOns...... cuses her husband of \ ldenl.illed andjostice This tele-conference • organised by Global mOlesting their small PosseIWake Up Productions as part of the daughter. When the fa­ is questioned. ther gets custody. the 30th anniversary celebrations of the Ameri­ (KTVToadfer) mother turns to a profes­ can civil rights movement's historic march on IOhOO: We All Have sional childstcaler, while Rape arrest Washington - will start at lShOO today at th~ Tales the husband hires a pri­ STn..L MARCHING _. Rosa Parks (centre) is American CuJtural Centre. An enchanting se ri e~ vatedetective to stop her. down the steps at tbe Lincoln Memorial TheceDtre is situated on the third noorofthe filled with fantasy. fairy· to begin the ceremonies Starring: AnabellaPrice. Sanlam Building in Windhoek's Independ­ laJes and famous people Veronica Hamel. David which introduces (h e Ackroyd ence Avenue. music. folk an. traditions llbOO: Etght Men Ever.l'one is welcome and admissiO{J free. ._... • and culture of counuies Oul (A) worldwide. In 1919 the Chicago (K1V ends) WhileSox were amongst l Oh30: Egoli (repeal) the worst-paid baseball IlhOO: In Defence of a players in the league. Married Man Afler a gambler per· (A) suaded the first baseman (K1V Slarts) to fix the best-of-nine 15bOO: Talespin series with the Reds. the 15h30: Scooby 000, careers of several play­ Where Are ers were threatened. Star­ You ring: Kev in Tight. John 16bOO: James BondJnr Cusack. Charlie Sheen 16h30: Darkwing Duck 23hOO: Wild Orcbid (Open time) (18) 17hoo: Full House OlhOO: Kelly's 17h30: Loving Heroes (A) 18hOO: Egoli 03hOO: Cold Sassy 18h30: Blossom Tree (A) (Premium time) 04h40: Tr.msmission 19bOO: SlOp at ends Weather Report.

PRETORIA: Tb!!: Weather Bureau's detailed forecast summaJTTor N\lUIibia for loday:

·Partlyover tbe cloudy «lUrat and higb wano grouDd with but ligbt fine sbowersand bot Ongava Game Lodge were... bandedat M.Net to's pu officespils from last G'W~: "~k~a:W';h!e :n;;:::I~~iL~~~~j~~.~ ~~~~r: in the North. Coast: Partly ckiudy and cool from Augustineum, Centaurus and Cosmos higb schools who wiu ~njoy a four-d~y conservation with fOg patches overnigbf. Wind: Moduate Here Gregory Gird (right) from Woermann Brock, Sbaron Marhn (fiftb from rlgbt) manager of nortberly to north-westerly hut soutb-west- Imperial Car Rental (left) and Roland Vincent (back row: fourth from left) from Ongava Game Lodge ke=rl=Y=i='='lI==.=so=u=t=h.=i;.=s=ap"======;!d~th~,,~, ~t~ri~p~j:;.oin the happy pupils with their welcome gifts. Pholo: Lesley Paton Cookery courses on offer N amibians to be surveyed THE College forOut of School Train­ m en u .speci~ attention will be given to ing is offering short modular COIll"SCS lhe theoretical aspects of meal and THE NaLionaJ Planning Commission is to launch a lional Planning Commission is holding anatistics userl in basic cookery as from yesterday. soupprepamtion. Training will be given survey into !he income and expenditure pattentS of producer workshop in Windhoek this week. According August 30. by a professional home economist, different categories oftheNwnibian society. starting in 10 a Slatement from the National Planning Commission. November. The duration of Ihe modules is be· Jacomi Hanekom who has years of the objcctive is to draw up an overall plan for the TIle Commission said in a statement that the survey, twccn IWO and three weeks each with practi cal experience in the catering development of statistics in Namibia over the next five the fu-st module. Meat Stock.. Soups industry. scheduled lo last for a year. would cover 4 608 people years. The general plan would be based on infonnation from all 13 regions of Namibia. The aim is to establish and Sauces. Ms Hanekom can be contacted dur­ already compiled on the stale of each of the different This module will train any aspiring the levels of income of various groups and their final policy sectors. like agriculture. fishing. mining, labour. ing office hours at 307-3053 or 307· spending. Among others, this would enable the map­ cook or caterer in preparing basic and education, health. etc. 3024 or rax 307-3024. ping poverty areas 10 be targeled for development aM moreadvanced meat. poul try and soup Applicants who wish (oenrol for this The workshop is being attended by representatives would dctennine the types of projects that could be from the Ministries. banks. parastatals, the private recipes to perfection. As this is often., module or any other modulescan do so embarked upon in such areas. one of the most lIeglected items on a sector. the University of Namibia, as well as delegates by telephoning the above numbers. Meanwhile. the Central StatisLics Office of the Na- from international and other organisations. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday August 31 1993 5 ~ _... --...... -- ...... - ...... ---

R()Sie """"g GP educittionali$t thE\: tf: ntre~ "$ilid the idea grtW out or introd.. ~tory or tbe Clu:bs bas beu eoyironrneotal eduClltiQn courses ;",r<>d~lce.d by tb. Dire<'.r.rEdu· held for tei\chers lit lite et-ntH: last c;atiQn in the Kunme.region;Teach:· year~ ers have also asked for help with Teachers waqted the $(000J cNl~ m~terials and ideas tor activitieS. At prese.utRbSie Hotmes and her husband Ti,lll provide: resoun::es ror more- r«reationai from tbe Wenldseod centre.

ON THE TRAIL ... A group of Technicon students at a natural waterhole in Damaraland during their workshop in the area last week. The waterhole is used by elephants and other wild animals. The students attempted to identify the prints of various animals allhe spot. Photo: Peter Mosterl Conservation students hit the trail ' . . , good relationshi p with local people ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA and to understand their relationship AT WERELOSEND with wild animals in their areas. TWENTY -ONE fi rst year stu­ Recently-appointed US Ambassador dents on the Technicon's Nature to Namibia, Marshall McCa1Ji e, to­ Conservation diploma course gether with Or Richard Shortlidge of spent last week travelling in the United States Agency for Interna­ Kunene region (formerly tional Development (US AID) visited DamaraJand) as part of a six-day the workshop last Monday. workshop looking at community­ McCallie told the students about the problems faced by American farmers based conservation issues. whose livestock are being attacked by ha.~ed'a( lh-e W~telUscnd Environmen· wild bears. The bear allacks cause Ial Centre. the purpose of the work­ anger among the farm ing community, shop was to explore the concepts and with some farmers wanting to kill the philosophy of community·based con­ animals. servation and how they might be ap­ The US Ambassador told The plied on the ground. The 21 students Namibian that he was very impressed also learned about practical environ­ with nalUreconservationeffonsin Na­ mental education techniques. mibia. He added that he was very Conducting the workshop were some optimistic that the students would en­ of Na mi bia's most experienced con· joy and gain much from the workshop. servat ionists - Ganh Owen-Smith, The US government is currently fund­ Margarct Jacobsohn and Co Lin NOli of ing community-based conservation Int~graled Ru ral Development and projects in Namibia. Nal)Jre Conservation (IRDNC), and Chief conservat ion officer at Tim and Rosie Holmes from the envi­ Khorixas, Rudi Louti!, also addressed COFFEE BREAK ... From left: The Namibian's Absalom Shigwedha, Technicon lecturer Hobi ronmental education centre. the students on their duties as people Krainer, conservationist Garth Owen-Smith, US Ambassador to Namibia MarsbaU McCallie, and Owen-Smithsaid the students should working in conservation. Imo Zimmerman also a lecurer at the Technicon taking a break during the workshop on comnl unity­ learn how to solve problems in the Drama was one of the learning tech­ based conservation. Photo: Peter Mostert community caused by wild animals. niques used by the students during the He said nature conserv:uion officers six days. The group also went out into needed to work wi th the community the field 10 study plants and animal and it would be important to have a behaviour. Playground boost for Bergsig

came from the couple's prize money after they won ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA the 1993 Goldman Enviromental Award for Africa. ATBERGSIG A joyful head teacher of the school, Michael A GROUP OF' Raleigh IntemationaJ vemur­ Booysen, thanked an those who helped with the playgmund project. ers last week completed the building of a play­ The Jacob Basson Primary School was built in ground for children at the Jacob Basson Pri­ 1974 shonly after the Bergsig residents were trans­ mary School al Bergsig in the Kunene region. poned from Riemvasmaak in South Africa by the SA Raleigh International is a charity youth organisation government. It presently consists of350 pupils. with projects aimed at upgrading living standards of "We arc really glad to have a playground at our people in a number of countries, especially rural school now," said nine-year-old Cyndrella Beukes. communities. "I am very happy that my kids have now got something tokeep them busy because in the paslthey The projects provide opportunities for venturers to PLAYGROUND CHALLENGE ... A group or Raleigh International ven­ develop new skills and leadership abilities. used to go to the surrounding bushes in which there turers pictured sitting on 'the tyres or the playground which tbey finished According to the mosUy British volunteers, they are sometimes dangerous animals like rhinoceros building last week at the Jacob Basson Primary School, Bergsig. Photo: and elephants," Booysen said. were pleased to help the children al Bergsig who Peter Mostert, . previously had no play facili ties "because we have According to Raleigh project manager, Keith playgrounds where we come from", Wrale, the venturers at Bergsig will now go to their The playground was started on August 16 after fourth and final project in the Kunene. money was donated by two directors of Integrated Presently there are 97 venturers in Namibia. Rural Development and Nature Conservation, Garth So far they have completed 24 projects and are Owen-SmiUl and Margaret Jacobsohn. The funds expected to do 32. 6 Tuesday August 31 1993 THE NAMIBIAN

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Here is how major stock markets outside the Yesterday's quotations for unit trust runds~ FUND NAME BUY SElL Y United States ended yesterday: ABSA:GE 148,60 139,02 5,19 REPUBUC OF NAMIBIA LONDON - Markets closed for public holiday. Industrial 130.69 122,25 4.14 FRANKFURT - German shares ended 0.9 percenl Income 102.25 101 ,56 n, MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND higher on the back of solid gains for both Allianz and BOE: Growth 170,68 159,47 2.70 Daimler -Benz. B ut volume was generally low, part! y People's lm:ome 100,88 99.81 n. SPORT bccuase of a onc-day holiday in London. The 30- CommunilY Growth share OAX index rose 17.29 to 1.921.89. Fund tl2,53 106.14 11,03 PARIS - French shares finished al a new record for COMMERCIAL UNION: the third session running afler breaking through Growth 128.88 120.32 3,45 POS T O F SENIOR PROGRAMME COMPOSITE: 2.200 on the CAC-40 index, although trade was Index Fund 94.89 88.74 n. OFFICER sparse with London on holiday. The CAC-40 index FEDLlFE: CYP , ASIA CENTRE, was up 21.79 at 2.205.67. FedgroGE 134,62 125,69 4,47 (CHANDIGARH, INDIA) TOKYO - Stocks ended mooerately higher on late GUARDB~ : buying by investment trusts, with the Nikkeiaverage Growth 2773.26 2578.93 4.32 The Commonwealth Secretariat in London rising ror the fifth consecutive day. The 225-share Resources 165.66 153,91 4,77 through the Ministry of Youth and Sport in the Nikkei ended up 121.01 points 10 20,912.69. Industri al 1.34,48 125.98 4,80 Republic of Namibia is advertising a v a cancy Income 121.27 119,99 12.8 1 JOHANNESB URG - South African shares ended IGI LIFE: GE 137.26 128,39 3, 16 of a Senior Programme Officer in A s ia to lead mainly lower in slow trading, dampened by the METBOARD: a nd manage the p rogra mme 's w ork tackling London holiday anda barel, Ilovinggold price. The Metfund GE 210.96 198.35 359 issues of y o uth development in member gold index was trading nine points lower at 1.705. Income 114.33 113,13 11.96 cou n tries of th e R e gion. while the industrial index was one point higher al METROPOLITAN: 4.61 S. The overall index dipped six poinls to 4.011. MetlifeGE 125.67 117.95 5.96 RESPONS IBILITY MOMENTUM: GE 268.94 252.20 3.67 ". ,,".' ...... '~ The Senior Programme Officer will be required NBS, to deputise for the Regional Director carrying Grim future for SChool-leavers Hallmark 976,21 911,65 4.34 out essential administrative and financial tasks. NORWICH:GE 407.95 380.99 3.19 ".\..RARE, Only le 000 of rhe 30Hj)WZI1I\ba. OLD MUI'UAL: bwelin sth061 lea~rS were beingempliJj-ed in Inv.eslOrs 2854.35 2661,16 3.62 FUNCTIONS INTER ALIA INCLUDE: . the formal :sector, presidellt Rolxrt Mugabe Growlh 237.13 121.00 n, 1. Implement the operational plan of the said in Harare yesterday. Top Companies 262.98 245.15 355 Centre and developing mechanism for , Openiug a live--day i~temafiOQal cQnreren~e Industrial 378,91 352,92 3.47 Mining evaluation of the activities. ob employtnlmt treatiQn in Zim~bwe,¥ ugabe } 309,74 288.65 3.09 Gold 164.08 152,93 3,10 said unemplOYJDentJn Zimba~bad: .. ~eteri{)<­ Providing necessary g uidan ce to Centre Income 111.88 110.67 12,92 ,r.ied I,)ecau$e uf ~ ,t' cOmbin.ed tfreds d poor_ supported p ro jects and m o n itoring their SAGE: GE 2579.99 2406.17 3.48 t~Qom k growth ~.rd a Jrigb p9PDIa1iO~ $rowth p rogress. Resources 126,60 118,19 4.23 rate, estimated 16 be over three per tent per SANLAM:GE 1684,33 1576.21 3.31 Pla nning , orga nising, ruAning a nd ' annum. M, Index 1319,70 1235.48 3.91 ~w .. ~"<'," evaluation tra in ing and other d e v e lopment Prime Growth 475,18 444.61 4,72 Industrial 1049,28 982,74 3.63 programmes, at National, sub-regional or Mining 285.46 267,02 4,68 re gional level. Income 105.46 J03,83 !la }, Gathering and dissemina tin g information REPUBLIC OF SOUTHERN: GE m:74 - !l;8~ +,<;.- Mining 144.80 135,75 3.59 materials on young women and men. NAMIBIA Pm. 119,00 111 .37 3.40 income 546.61 535.68 QUALIFICATIONS MINISTRY OF FINANCE STANDARD BA!\'K: "' GE 1252.34 11 76.98 5.64 The applicant will be expected to have: TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR Income 94.52 93.54 11.54 Gold 224.71 211.30 3.84 At least a degree in a relevant discipline, 1.TENDERNO.Fl/3-12193 • SUPPLV AND DEUVERV with professional qualifications in a field Industrial 111.77 105.25 8,19 OF UP TO 7 VEHICLE MONITORING SYSTEMS TO Imernational such as youth work, community; THE NAMIBIAN. 113.03 105.74 4.41 SYFRETS: Posses at least five (5) years experience Growlh 312, 16 292,08 4.38 of working in one or more of CYP priority 2.TENDER NO. FI/3-13193 -SUPPL V AND DEUVERV ON 1 (ONE) 5 TON TRUCK TO THE NAMIBIAN PO­ Trustee 121.90 113,98 4,17 areas; UCE. Income IH,35 JJO.23 .l.>1f11215-:bu Demonstrated a wide range of Gilt 1136.49 11125,12 Id lIYO'U completencies in planning, programme 3. TENDER NO: Flfl0/1·31193 - ERETION OF NEW UAL:GE 2269,03 2130,60 4.93 development, implementation and COMMUNITY CENTRE AT REHOBOTH Mining 383.84 358.83 3.63 evaluation; Documents are abvallable at theoftice ofthe: Depart­ Selected 2021,52 1890.95 3.40 ment of Works, Room 22, Ground Floor Regional Gilt 1263.85 1251,21 12.21 Skills in using modern methods and OffIce, Corner 01 Krupp- and BeasemerStreetWIND­ Managed HOEK. 1140.26 1073.77 1.22 techniques of research and training ; Max Income 1029,95 1019.66 n. Experience in the preparation of 4. TENDER NO: FlIl0/1-80193 - KIZITO DORMtTO­ publications and other resource materials. RIES AND HOSTELS - Documents are aYllable at the Gold price oflce of the : Department of Works, Ground Floor, London mo rning fixing yesterday: 370.05 dollars an Basic Salary Regional Office, Corner of Krup - and Bessemer The salary attached t<;> the post is 9.713 _ Street WINOHOEK. ounce, off 1.20; London afternoon fixing: 369.25, off 10.324(pounds) 2.00; London lale: 368.75. up 2,75. 5.TENDER FlIl81,.,5193_ THESUPPLV AND DEUV. Expatriate allowance: 30% .ERVOFONEELECTRICALMOTORFORNEUDAMM Dollar/rand AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. of salary per annum Commercial rand (married) or 200/0 (Single) O osl ng dal,,: (t.)II:OOonTuesday:21 Sepcember 1993 Yeslerday's opening yeslerday's closing 3,3665;80 3.3695/10 A ccommodation: 30000 Ind ia n Rupe e s p e r (4) t t :0000 Tuesday: 14 Sepl.:mber 1993 (5)11:00011 Tuesday: 28 SCplembcr 1993 Financial rand a nnum. NB: RS levy (non-felundable) Is payable In advance Yesterday's opening yesterday's clOSing In cash or bank guaranteed cheques only (Unpaid 4,69/4.70 4,70/4.71 4.025 per a n num tender documents will be preJudiCed). Tander documents are obtainable trom: Money market Also payable The Secretary: Tender Board 90 day liquid BA rate: Applicants with a fully curiculum vitae, names Ground floor, FI.cus Building Yesterday's opening yesterday's closing and addresses of at least two references must 10 John Melnart Straet 11.80 1l .80 Wlndhoek. be received by the 14th Spetember 1993 and • The Economic Indicators are sponsored by: should be sent to: . Tende... must be forwarded to: The Secretary: Tender Board Ministry o f Youth a nd Sport P.O. Box 3328 Directorate Y out h Developmen t Wlndhoek Priv ate Bag 13359 Fax No.: (061) 364S4 WINDHO EK Or deposited In The Tender Box Ground Floor: Flacus Building Fax (061) 221304 10 John Melnert Street Wlndhoek

SECRETARV: TENDER BOARD Imu THE NAMIBIAN . Tuesday August 31 19937 Nigeria grinds to a halt

LAGOS: Gas stations ran out of fuel and air answerable to him only," said L3bour Congress traffic was grounded nationwide yesterday official Ezekiel Anzaku. as a three-day-old strike fo r democracy be­ The interim governmenl, headed by businessman gan paralyzing the nation. and Babangida supponer Ernest Shonekan, has prom­ Thousands of passengers were slranded at the 17 ised 10 hold new eiecti09s early nexl year. The new government: rottled by the intensifying domestic and international airports. Although some strikes, tried 10 reach labour leaders who have gone nights continued. many were grounded by r uel short­ underground 10 avoid arrest. ages caused by oil workers' strikes and walkouts by NigeriaQ media reported that the governmenl also air traffi c controllers. was considering a decree tQat would make il illegal Gen. Ibrahim Babangida on Thursday re ti red after for people 10 campaign for ihe release of Ihe annulled eight years in power, tu rning over govemmcnl lo a election results. widely opposed group of hand-picked supporters. The Civil Libenies Organization condemned the The 4 t -union N igerian Labour Congress. which plan s as an effort to "induce collective am nesia." c1aims4 million members in such key sectors as the Abiola. who is in the United States lobbying for oil industry, began a strike on Saturday in an effort stringent sanctions.against Nigeria, has promised 10 10 force oul the new government. return home this week to sel up his own government. "He (Babangida) has installed people who are • Sapa:AP Israel 'about to Amy accused recognise PLO' defiant in court

TUNlS: Arch foes Israel and the I)LO haveagreedpretiminary CAPE TOWN: Two.young Pan Africanisl Students outlines of a transition to Palestinian rule in the occupied Organisation members appeared briefly in the territories. the rtrst breakthrough in 22 months of Middle East MitcheU's Plain MagisLrate's Coun yesterday morn­ peace talks, top PLO officials said yesterday. ing in connection with the murder of American One official, 5peaking on the eve of the resumption of the Fulbright scholar Amy Biehl in Guguletu on Wednes­ peace talks in Washington. said the package would be an­ nounced within IWO da,ys and was tJtpl!:Cted to coincide with day last week. Israeli recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. Mzikhona ·'Easy·· Nofomela. 22, and NongCfl7.i But the talk of a deal pm\'oktd anger among Palestinian Manqina, 21. were dressed in casual clothes and spoke oppone nt s of the peace talks and predictions of civil war. only through their attorney. On their way down to the AILING SUPERSTAR ..• Michael Jackson renders his opening number RadicalguenillacommanderAhmedlibrilwentfurther,thrc:at- cells. however. they shouted "One settler, one bullet" during hisconcert at Singapore'sNational Stadium OD Sunday.Jackson, the eRiIlS PLO leader Yasser Arafat with assassination. - the cry heard by Biehl before she was killed. target Or child-abuse accusations in the US, collapsed backstage in Singa- "Theagrc:ement is a framework on the genera.! principlesof A group of about 20 youths took up the chant and pore last night. T he sudden illness rorced a last-minute postponement of his the interim settlement. It deals with the trarn:fer of powers to then ftIedout of the court chanting an AzanianPeoples second SingaJM)re concert. Photo: Reuter via Nampa. an elected Palestini an authority in all Palestinian occupied Liberation Anny war song. watched by asmallcontin­ territories ... and includes a complete Israeli withdrawal fmm --,------1 gent of police. The case was postponed to September Attack .on convoy ~~g::;.=~P.:~"hoW." BW~OfJ .ri' hO.""""j" 13. BEFORE YOU SHOP· condemned LOOK ! Govt troops within 80 km of Huambo LISBON: The United Nations repre­ paign with limited objectives and put a sentativein Angola, Alouine Bloundin 101 of experienced troops into the fray," Beye, yesterday condemned an attack said Metelits. "They are doing it on their on a.humanitarian aid convoy but said own." thi!oeS'perate plight or refugees in the The government offensive is also in­ war-torn country would keep the op­ tended to relieve pressure on Kujto. 130 eration moving. kms northeast of Huambo, which has Three Angolan workers for the World been under siege by Unita since January. Food Programme were killed on Friday AngoJan Slate radio appealed forthe world whcn an armed band attacked their trucks to do something to save the people in the outside Catengue, 475 kilometers south central city of Kuito from "a catastrophe of Luanda. A fourth relief worker was of famine even more devastating than the seriously wounded. war itself." . "Millions of Angolans are in a daily State radio said more than 16000 peo­ life-and-death situation. We will carry ple have died fTom combat and famine in on with the emetgency food operation KuilO since the siege began. despite the attack, H a UN spokesperson Friday's convoy was trying to move Gold Cro•• RlcoHy said. food supplies 10 an estimated 300 000 Family Favorlte Panda Government IrOOpS have penelrated to refugees who have fled toward the coast INesHe Instant Fabric ParaHln within 80 kilometers of the fiercely de­ in the wake of the government offensive Condensed CoHee Softener 2t Steve fended Unila slronghold of Huambo af­ to re-capture Huambo. Milk 3979 25°9 ter twO days of batlle that left more than Unila's clandestine radio, without tak­ I 000 casualties. according 10 the Portu­ ing responsibility for the Friday attack, guese news agency Lusa. accused the relief agencies of collaborat­ Meanwhile US embassy spokesman ing with the government by only provid­ Michael Metelits denied areport mat the ing food to government-held areas. govemmeru' s recent military success was WFP spokeswoman Mercedes due to infonnation from US satellites on Sayagues said Voila has to guarantee the Unila positions supplied to the Angolan safety of aid workers before relief sup­ military. plies could be flown to Unita-held areas "The government has engaged a cam- in the interior of the counlIy. - Sapa-AP tional Congress opposition group, said Saddam orders Saddam a1so banned all military officers from leaving the country for fear of more defections. six executions Hisham AJ-Shawi , Iraq's ambassador to Canada. and Hamed AI-Jubouri. the LONDON: lraqi President Saddam recently rctired ambassador to Tunisia, Hussein ordered six officials executed in announced in London last week that they retaliation for the defections of two am­ had defccled. bassadors, The Daily Telegraph reported They said they would work with the yesterday. LNC to bring democracy to their home­ ALSO AVAIlABlf The newspaper, quoting the Iraqi Na- land ~---- ...... --- 8Tuesdax August 31 1993 , THE ,,!AMIBIAN .

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Hamutenya a egulula Oupumako osho wa Oconde No 4 pOshikango

OSWALD SHIVUTE POSHIKANGO ponokelwa kOombotsotso Engathithi enene lyAakalimo ya za kIilopolwa yi i1i noyi ili mUumbangalanlu nomuushimbanlu wo wa Namibia, olya Ii Iya gongala pOshikango nokukala oonzapo dheegululo lyOngeshefa onene yOmunangeshefa a tscyikanawa tale Frans Aupa lndongo. Ongeshefa ndjika yi li pOongambaleJa dhanamibiana Angola "Nowili yongerki othilu thilu" pOshikango, ya thikama mOmaarka onene, Odepo yIilandithomwa. Ongalashe yOmahooli, Oondunda dhokulala, Oompungulilo. Odepo yOmalovu nOOOlOlo, oya egululilwe I ikwathil hohongo ayihe mbyoka ya Ii moka yi na sha nOmuyalu OSWALD SHIVUTE POUPU MAKO pambelewa kOminisleli ylipindi nlik:wafaambulika omusamane noScience. ngashi unene omashina gokunenenepeka Hidipo Hamulcnya. nokuniinipika sha, uumetilho wuupy u no mbepo. PethimOOtaegululaOsendandjikayOmangeshefeloOministeli, Manga oshigwana tashi dhana nokudhimbulukwa csiku Iya uu talithikokule nopopepi nosho tuu kche ya adha mo nokuya. HamUlenya okwa pandu la tagu pu mo, omusamane Aupa Indongo, Ngulumbashe/esiku lyOmapendafu le mOshitopolw3 ashihc. Apehe mpoka ya teya, Omakumba nomiyelo nadho odha la li k Ul ya uupenda nuunongo we wokutala komeho dho oombotsotso dhi li ne Iwaampoka, taku tc ngenckwa dha mona oshiponga tela. Omakumba ilaga ka longa we. dho muunangeshefa otau ISU Epangelo omukumo mehumilhokomeho yambukile momudhingoloko gwa Ngwediva. otadhi itcyele omiyelo dhim we odhi na okupingenwa po. lyIipindi. mOngeleka nomOshinyanga shO ngeleka yUupumako Okuza mpoka odha yi ihe kOndi ngosho ya tate Hamukwaya "Omusamane Au pa okwa ul ika nopethimbo lyUukoloni. muumbangalantuuzilo wa Ngwediva. nokuya ne liko popepi negum bo lye nokuteya omweelo gwondunda, tadhi yi pethimbo ndjoka Iya 1i edhigu, kUIYa, uunangeshefa ote u vulu lyOngeleka. meni. dho otadhi tameke nee okushi iningila. shili nokwa kembadhala ngashi ta vulu nokuthika koombinga Oombotsotso. dhoka pakutala dha Ii dhe ya dhiihwapo Odha yaka moo oothewa, uulcke, oondoosha dhomihaka noombingadha Namibia sigo t.e yanokutungampaka pOshikango, niilongitho yadho yokuteyitha. odha li dha teyagul a omweelo tu li nena". Ominist.eli tayi lombwele. nomihaka. oshowo dhoohi oooene, oombundufukwa, iimali wa gwOshinyanga. tadhi. yi meni nokuyaka mo limaliwa, hela Oshikango osho sha li oshiti yali kOndangwameputuko, manga nosho tuu ilandithomwa yi ili noyi ilL dho otadhi thindi ya ngaa ya zile mOmakoleko, Elapi enene elokele lyokOhalutali iila inayi ya. ihe sho iila ye ya, osha hanauka, nombili nee shi ye oshoowo owili onene yokekuma. Okashina kokuyalulilha, Ngwediva sigo anuwa omokalukanda kOmataiyela popepi ya osha pumbwa okulungululwa noshi tulwe pondondo niinima iikwawo. Okuza mpoka odha yi ihe mOngeleka, dha nOngwediva mob mwa kanene oompadhi. yopombanda mehumokomeho, oshoka otaShi shiwa. pitila pekende. tadhi yi kOhahali ndele tadh i yambulako ow ili "Osho asrnke twa thigilwa mo shoh mona gwandje". "-Esindanao ndjoka Iya ningwa ku Aupa muunangeshefa kali YOkekuma ndjoka ya Ii popepi nOmushigakano kOhaltali Okakadhona Sesilia Shipalu, hoka haka longo mOndunda shi ashike lye mwene ndelc olyoshigwana sha Namibia alihe", hoka. ndjoka la ka hokolola nokuulikila oshifo shika nkene Oolac OminiSleli tayi lombwele nokupandula Aupa sho !aka gandja I" Odhe )'a kClUngo lyOklinika ndjoka li li popepi nctungo dha ycle.kwa shekc kOombotsotso. iilonga kaanlu omathele gatatu Iwaam'pOka~a m~ '. lyOngcleka. tadhi tononako omaJapi gopomakende gaaJi, Kakele kolcuyaka pomahala gi ili nogi ili, shika oshi 1i "Ongeshefa ndjika noonkwawo tadhi kalandula ko otadhrka oshowo uuleke wOkefe yOngeleka nokashina kokukwatcla oshikando oshitiyali oombotsotso tadhi ningi omuyonena manga Angola na Namibia kumwe, onkee onda tala l-utya oombapila kumwe. pomahala gOongeleka meni Iyomwedhi gumwe , oshoka omweelo gwa Shikango konima yoomvula ntano otagu ka kala "Tse katu shi okushi hcpulula we. shika shoombotsotso iiwikc ya ziko. odha li dhi iteyele pOmissioni ya Katoolika gwasimana noonkondo pokati kiilongo mbika iyali". Oministeli itadhi tila nomOongeleka·'.Omunambelewa mOshinyanga plilyateko, ladhi Ialula omakende gOongulu dhOoseesila, hamutenya tayi hunganeke. shAupumakoefolo Mat ilde Hailula, ta lombweleoshifoshika ladhi umbu oondjcmbo, tadhi yi nohauto yimwe yaampoka Oministeli HamUlenya okwa lombwela wo Omukaleleipo gwa pethim bo ta cnde noku shi ul ikila omuyonena gwOombotsolSO nokuthiga po onkwawo ye yi !Sipula omataiycla. Angola mOshilopolwa sha Kunene, ngoka wo nayea Ii peegululo pEgongalo Iyawo mpoka ongulohi yEsiku lyOmapendafule. liningwanimaayihe mbika iyali OIayi konaakon wa kOpolisi. mpoka. omusamane Mulindi kUIYa, uukumwe wa Namibia na "Oya li woya yi nomakende gokulcshilha gOmusitagongalo Om ukuluntusikola, late Hamukwaya okuuvile nayi kosninima Angola nau tsikile okukala ngashi wa kala nalc. gwuupumako tate Mungungu, shimwe ashike oga kaloolwa shoka sha n ingwa kOom bolSOtSO dhika, unene IUU okuyaka po Kombinga yAanangeshefa yAanamibia mboka ye li nale mu ngaa koonakushilila". Matilde la lombwelc oThc Namiblan. iikwathithohongo yaanona, mbyoka ya pumba nayi nohayi Angola, ngashi Oonangolo dha Jacob, George Namundjebo, Okuza mpoka odha yi ihe kOmbelewa yOmulmlunlusikola monika nuudhigu. Usko Nghaamwa nayakwawo yamwe, Ominisleli oye ya indila pUupumako IUu mpoka late Abraham Hamukwaya, ladhi Tale Hamukwaya ola ind ile Opolisi opo yi konaakone ya longe nuudhiginini nonuukwawowanankali mokukwatbela kutha omambo gaanona gamwe nOku ninga iiminildl itho yadho. nokukonga. tagu pu moo Oombotsotso mbaka, ya kwalwc okuyambulapo Angola ndjoka yi li layi halakanitbwa po kiila. Ominisleli tayi hunganeke kutya ombili mu Angola otayi ka tadhi palulula iipakete ayihc ya Ii mo, tadhi kutha mo noya elwe komeho gOpangu. adhika meni Iyethimbo efupi lela nokwa legeJclwa ondjila ndjoka yi na okutungwa pokati ka Shikango na Lubango yi ka kale ya ungaungwa nayo meni Iyethimbo tali ya. Kombinga yaamboka kaye shi kulya uul"UlTlwe wa Namibia na Angola ou na esimano li thike peni. Ominist.eli Hamutenya okwe shi yelilha ngeyi kUlYa, Namibia, ngele olashi ya komeya nomalusheno okwiikolclela ku Angola, unene ol-ushi talela koRuacana nokEpupa ndjoka ta1i ka tungwa meni Iyelhimbo efupi. Ekwatathano Iya Namibia na Angola, unene tuu paipindi nomehumitbokomeho Iyoshitopolwa, Omingteli tayi lombwele, olya pumbiwa noonkondo, na 010 Irr;a adha . ngele iinima oya code nanwa, pomweelo gwaShikango pu ka kale t:lpu pili omahooli laga zi ku Angola, nomatungo ngaangaka olaga ka kala nokupupalekela nee aahingi yoololi ya ka kale taya vulu okwiimonena iipalulhi mpaka. oshoowo oomposi uuna ya pumbwa ol-uvululukwa po. "Angola oha landa ombclela ku Jlalia. na onda haJa esiIru limwe a kale ta mono onyama tayi nlile mo Namibia. oshoka ON yi nana inashi pumbi wa omushiinda akale la mono ombelcla layi. zi kombanda yomafuta, omanga pu mushiinda opo yi li". Omusamane Hamutenya ta lombwele. Oministeli oya lombwela Aanangeshefa kutya Epangelo OIali ka kwatbela molcuyambulapo Emona lyoshilongo, notali kakala aluhe Iya pandula okumona uuna taU mono Omunangeshefa le ya nedhilaadhilo Iyokweeta po oogeshefa layi li ,ha , kehumilhokomeho lyoshilongo noshigwana, unene tuu Oofaabulika, moka iinima tayi shitwa yo tayi ihanene noshilongo. Epangelo OIali ka sa wo oshimpwiyu sholcutula po omagameno gOongeshefa ge 1i nawa. opo aanangeshefa ya kale ye uvile ombili negameno. Oministeli layi indile kOmahangano omanene ge ye ga rule oongeshefa dhawo mo Namibia nelalakano lyokuyambulapo emona nokugandja iilonga kaantu moshilongo. lomukalimo umwe womEpoli, popepi nOkatope, meme Ndeshimona,-ola xwikilwe po petameko lomwedi EpMBO Oshituthi osha li sha kalwa kiilyo yOkabinete nokaanenentu ou, eshi taku fekelwa vati kutya meme Ndeshimona okwa Iowa ohautop ndele tai lidenge mumwe naikwao. Eumbo oyendji. ngashi aanangeshefa, omalenga, Aakalelipo yEpangclo ola hananwa po sheke. ngaashi tashi monika mefano eli. Oonakuxwika poeumbo eH ove Ii natango modolongo va lyAngola nosho tuu. lilcndelc oya Ii pyooo .. nakehe gumwe teelela epangulo.- Efano: OSW ALD SHIVUTE. okwa shunine e uvite mpoka e li. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday August 3t 19939

tERO HAlum ... A gravestoneW8S unveiled at tbe graveofformer Plan Commander, Israel Patr ick - ~Iombweleni Iyambo Lungada,at Okahao on Heroes Day. Lungada was oneohhe Plan fighters who • )Ok part in the first clash with the South African Forces at the start of tbe armed struggle at - Ingulumbashe in 1966. Above: Some-survivors of Ongulumbashe battle salute their faUen comrade.

g;.l:m;Q " 11 t HISTORY IN PRlNT ... Patrick .yambo. or Lungada as be was commonly known, s urvived tbe battle or Ongulumbasbe and operated in Namibia for nine years before crossing the border into Angola. The SAOF desperately wanted 10 capture him and a reward of RI 000 was offered for any inform alion leading to his arrest or killing. Above: A copy ofTbe Advertiser or June 8 1970 in which tbe reward was publisbed. Tbe report described Iyambo as tbe "most wanted terrorist leader" .

LAWS OF NATURE ... Namibia should have a good rainy season this year according 10 tbe signs of nature. Above: Women digging fo r nuts iDth e open waterpans. lfthe nuts appear in abundance, as tbey have this year, it usually signals good rains in Owambo.

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rRA VELLING COMPANIONS OH On Saturday Trade and Industry Min­ ster Hidipo Hamotenya opened a supermarket at Oshikango, dose to the \. ngolanINamihian border. The market, named Continental No 4, is owned Iy well-known Namibian millionaire. Frans Aupa Indongo. Above: Deput)' BinisterofLand, Resettlement and Rehabilitation, Or MarcusShivute.also Ittended the opening, and is pictured with Hamutenya's favourite dog, , hich accompanied the Minister to tbe North.

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Oswald Shivute MOVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE ... Angolans are streaming into Namibia on a daily basis 10 sell and buy goods. Above: A IJ'aveller rrom across tbe border uses a tried and trusted form of transport. \,. .. 10 Tuesday August 31 1.gg3 THE NAMIBIAN

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Sweet Swirnmingrecord revenge AUSTRALIAN Phi! Rogers broke the world 200 metres shon-coursc breaststroke world record on for Brazil Saturay night - his second world record swim in 24 REClFE: Rai, Muller h"O urs. Bebeto all scored in Rogers. a bronze mcdalist in the 100 metre event an ll-minutespan in the at last year's Olympics. won the race in 2 minutes fi rst half Sunday to 7 .80scconds. trimming 0,13 seconds from the mark avenge Brazil's only set by Nick GiIlinham of Britain in 1991. World Cup qualifying defeat,leadinga6-Oroul Uruguay triumph over Botiviaand improv­ ing the three-time world FERNANDO Kanapkis scored on two headers to champion's chances of lead Uruguay's 4-0 roul of Venezuela on Sunday reaching the finals. and keep alive its hopes of qualifying for the 1994 The pounding of Bo­ World Cup. livia, . which had t The victory against the winlcss Venezuela gave outscored opponents20- Uruguay a 2-2-1 record in South American Group 2 in World Cup qualify­ B and six points with three games remaining. That ing entering Sunday • leaves Uruguay four points behind leaders Colom­ including a 2-0 victory bia. over Brazil on July 25 at La Paz. improved Brazil LO eight points. Muster victorious "We just gave Bolivia the answer to La Paz." AUS1RIAN Thomas Muster justified his top seed- ing by winning the A'JlI' 400 000 dollar tournament Brazi lian manager for the second year in a row. He beat Spaniard Alberta Berastegui. seeded sixth 7-5. 3-6, 6-3. i~im~~~~~~~~~~~;~f~~ciaL wh~~;;;;~:;:;;;;;;~o did not want to E~2September9-~~~~;;;11 this year~ Carlosai~es viclOAlbenory put Parreira Brazil Watched by Croatian President Franjo Tudjman. r be named. have been chosen. in second place in South Muster used his know-how to gradually dominate The offici al also as ked The team is: American Group S, two an opponent reluctant to come to the net. It was the The inclus ion of and one p<.minent net- why Beatrice was now Emsie Este rhu izen . b h· dB '· . Austrian's sixth tournament win. pomts e m O IVla forme r Villagers NC ball official told The goodenoughfornational (captain). Beatri ce and one ahead of Urn- goal-attacker Beatrice Namibian Sport yester- team selection when she Losper, Annie Mosiane. guay, which won 4-0 Argentina draws Losper in the national day that she was consid- played for Black Africa Maranda Oberholzer, over Venezuela on Sun- team has also raised eye- eringquitting as netball whileshecouldnotmake Wendy WiIlemse. day. Bolivia and Brazil ARGENTINA and Paraguay fought to a scoreless brows. was not the same as it the grade when sbe was Marga Lie benberg, both have two games re- draw Sunday, ending Paraguay's chances of getting Beatrice, who joined used to be. with Young Ones, only Rytie Meyer, Cluisti ana maining, Uruguay has the automatic World Cup berth from Group A and XoungOnes NCafterthe 'The game is simply a few weeks ago. Gontes, Erika Net and tbree remaining inSouth requiring Argentina to beat Colombia next week­ break-up of Villagers at not administered as a • Meanwhile, playe~ Hildegard Dengler. AmericanGroupB, from jnd. the start of this season, community sport but who will represent Na- The team wi ll be which onl y tw o teams The draw left Paraguay with a 1-3-1 record and was at the centre of a rather as a house with mibia at the COSANA coached by Nico Smith wi ll advance to the 1994 Af'f&9P!(llJui'Ddll{\raefl.t{I!a with. 3-1-1 record and controversy earlier this many children and only international champion- with his wife Joan Smit WorldCupin the United seven points. They were both behind Colombia year when Nico alleg- one father," said an offi - ships in Malawi from being the manager. States. whicb improved to 3-2-0 and eight points. edly told her to join his r.:=;;;==;;;;;;;;;======~======S======, new club Black Africa if she wanted 10 play for Prost, Hill celebrate the national team. Localnewspaperscar­ ALAIN Prost and Damon Hill each left the Belgian ried the story a fe w WHAT A WAY Grand Prix with reason to celebrate. months ago, amid con­ Hill won the event for his second consecutive demnation by the netball victory. Prost took another step toward his fourth hierarchy, before the tour World Championship. of the Namibian national And together, lhey gave Williams-Renault its netball team to New Zea- second consecutive team title. land from whic h Beatrice was omitted. According to panici­ pants in the NBC talk­ show, certain playe rs were favoured during the previous national team selection. In addition. it was clear that some players only started to play netball again after the New Zea­ land tour was an­ nounced. Clu b officials also went on record as saying that certain clubs were favoured above others SA certain of world place REMANUFACTURED ENGINES AND PA RTS WITH ONE YEAR OR 20 000 km WARRANTY POSNAM: South Af­ rica. through a short cor­ ner by Muuray Anderson, beat Belgium 1-0 to finish mlh in the AUAS DELTA (PTY) LlD Inter-Continental Cup CHAM PION THROWER .•• Jan Zelezny of the competition here on Sat­ Cnr VOigts/Hochland Rd Czech Republic in action a t a n international urday. South Africa's a thletics meet on Sunday where be broke h as win on Saturday makes Tel. 33090/1 /2 previous world record of 95,66 metres. Zelezny certain the country will is pictured making a throw after setting the playin next year's World • • record. Photo: Reute.n via Nampa. Cup competition. 5.-E~ml:l:, I r.~ . , - ·12 Tuesday August 31 1993 •... : .. THE NAMIBIAN .

Stop Press ~~; Tigers' walk-off Stop Press Calling SPDRT sparks controversy Pirates Sport Shorts ...Sport Shorts fans • Demu booted out of national team NAMSEA Unpromising start Orlando Pirates followers will ban NORWIC H'S EUfllIW;\n debut got off 10 an an opportunity to unpromising start y<.'SI~· n.\a y when they protested to CONRAD ANGULA UEFA about Yi tCSSl' Aruhcm's plans to switch th e forget their troubie dale of tht' sl."C"o nJ kg 10 Thursday. September 28 . NATIONAL nelb.all team coach, Nico Smith with African Stars The English Pr("mil'r League side have made was al the centre of .. storm of controversy who ousted their team from the NF A IT;Jwl :UT:mgCnl l'IIIS [ (IT thousands of fan s on ID " when he dropped Mukorob T ige rs Ne Cup when the unde r ~I:U\ding thl' mah:h will be played on Tuesday, a ll rounder Elizabeth 'Demu' Hipondoka Sepll'mh.-r :! 9. Orlando Pirates from the nalional netball team on Saturday. NC host a disco Smith's decision stemmed from an incident dur­ dance at Midnight Revenge match ing the National Netball Cl ub Championships at Express & Club Tsumeb when Tigers walked off the coun in a game Thriller on WORL D and Olympic sprint champion Linford against Tsumeb NC in protest against the standard ..,.bursday. Christie ha.s 1(IS1 only two lOO-metre races this year of refereeing. Pirates fans can - both 10 Amt'rican Leroy Burrell. So Christie thinks Tigerscoach Selma Hipondoka IOld The Namibian enjoy the evening a revenge match at next week's Grand Prix final Sport yesterday that the decision to drop Demu for only RIO. The would be more than appropriate. from the national team was unfair and that Nico function aims to Thl' only problem is that the 100 metres is not a Smith had no right to hire and fire players according raise funds for the designated Grand Prix event this year. and thus is to his own whims. Supporters' Club. not on the schedule for the meet. "Demu was playing for Tigers at the time and she D a 11 c e .JO'v e.,r>s had to obey any decision taken by me as her club from other dubs City coach. I decided to pu ll my team off the field are also ve ry wel­ on course because of the incompetence of one of the referees," come. Hipondoka protested. • The dance wiU . PRETORIA City enhanced their chances for the BP She accused Smith of ruling with an iron fist and start at 2OhOOuntil Top Eight Cup competition. when they beat Wits added that the whole netball game was turning into late, according to Universit y 2-1 in a NSL Castle League filtture at a one-man show, operating in the interests of a Eersterus Stadium on Sunday. chosen few. \. Julien Garises, What was remarkable about City's win is the fact "I am sick and tired of his (Nico's) hypocrisy. spokesperson of that they were forced to make last minute changes When he coached Villagers NC only a few months the Pirates NC. to the team after stri ker Lawrence Maake arrived ago he also ordered his players off the fie ld when he late because of transport problems. was not satisfied with the standard of refereeing. Results _____~ '~o:n:ti:n:u~'d:...:o:.~p~a~.~'~I:I _____J...:""'______, " Now he pretends to be scandalised when other Results teams walk off the playing field. 1. " I am not justifying our walk-off bUI, as Tigers' coach., I am prepared for any action taken against Namibia me. And I will not allow anyone to victimise my Football Are you in the players," she fumed. r----. Meanwhile. 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