• TODAY: WOMAN (27) GUILTY OF GEM CHARGES· FISH PIRATE NABBED· SPORTS BEAT·
South Rl .00 (GST Friday April 1 inet om shell Speculation high over whether Amathila will stay on or quit . . .
STAFF REPORTERS Why Ben Amathila? (Don't MISS your Weekender! ) SPECULATION is mounting over See page 6 whether Ben Amathila, until yes terday morning Minister of Trade and Industry, will accept tbe new Incentives·boost post as Minister of Information and Broadcasting offered to him i Nam open for business or quit the Cabinet. He added manufacruring " IS o~e ApprQached for com President to speak fim. STAFF REPORTER area where Namibia is weak, which ment lale last night, In a bombsbell move, PROMOTING industry and trade offers most employmcnI creat ion AmathiJa declined to the President yesterday is the target, and yestei1lay Presi· activities. (Tt is) "the engine fo r gro\\I,h comment on whether he announced that popular dent Sam Nujoma announced a long and for sustainable and equit::tble would resign, but con Minister bad been shifted awaited package of manufacturing economic de\lclopmcnl. The primary finnedhe bad mel Presi 10 the Infonnation and MINISTRY 'TANGO ' ... Cabinet Minister incentives to wide approval fro m agen! o f such development mu sl he dent Sam Nujoma about Broadcasti ng portfolio Hidipo Hamutenya (left) who will take over business. He said this year's em· the private sector." the appointmeDt yester and that Infonnation Trade and Industry from Minister Ben Amath phasis must be on " industrialisa· The new boml ~es include lax ah:lIe· day eveni ng. Hesaidthe Minister Hidipo Ha Ua (right), who has been 'posted' to Inrormation tion by the promotion of manufac· prerogative lay with the Continued on p age 2 and Broadcasting. turing activities. Contin ued on page 2
AFRICAN GEMSTONE Tenth fish pirate EXCHANGE T'A Queen of Namibia
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FISHERIES inspectors ha,-e and chief engineer are all Spanish. lET us BE YOUR LAST p_harmaceut l cak OtJOTE . SHOP NO 11 7. poWlced on yet another pirate vessel The boat was previously Spanish jl,£RNHI."" PARK,- Tfln773S COMPION PHARMACY stealing Namibia's fish, making it owned and registered in Panama. TEl (061) 229260 Andr' Complon (B.Pharm.) FAX: (061) 231161 the tenth ship to be arrested. Con It had been "observed for some golese-registered 'LoukouJa' b now time earlier fiShing illegally up to a A pharmacist available per day for medication. under escort to Liideritz Bay where position 26 nautical miles from the 24 ho urs Just phone Rodlopoge 52222 In an emergency and we will open it is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. coast and 85 nautical miles south of at The patrol boal 'Oryx' caught up thenonhem limits of Namibia's EEZ" the Pharmacy within ten minutes at NO EXTRA CHARGEI with 'Loukoula'.J>n We
cold wait ing fCH the de key areas, this has not been nil doubt lhut Hamu tellya President drops a b ombshell tailed rules .. f operation to b
Tender M.42/93 · PADLOCKS m ent ~, negoti~ble tax Ptlcs. TELECeM cash grant.. and t ~x dedu ~· CLOSING DATE: 7 May 1993 tions fOI wage~ and tram· ing co st~ . 111ey were de cided by Cabinet on Tender M.38193· ELECTRIFICAnO N OF LOW Wednesday ant.! announced COST HOUSING (OLD HOUSES) by President Sam Nuj oma ye!lerday in his firM me· TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE SU PPLY OF THE dia briefulg of 1993. CLOSING DATE: 14 May 1993 FOLLOWING MATERIAUSERVICE: President NUJomll al~o point ed to mode rnising subsistence famling M d Tenderdocuments are oblainable from theMunicipai Stores, Private T0/2573/93: Lead acid slalionary balteries. bringing more Jobs and Bag 12009. Windhoek. 9000. on payment of RS.OO per set of two social ~e ~ to rural are;1 ~. documents. Closing date: 14h30. Tuesday. 11 May 1993. But, he added "the re :l l challenge for 1993/94 i~ to Place: The Secretary: Tender Comminee, Private Bag in du s tri a l i .~e Md modern ENQUIRIES: 13308. Main Entrance. Telkom Building. LOderitz Slreet. ize". Tel : (061) • 391 ·2270 Windhoek. Full detail ~ of the incen tive .~ and how they wou ld TBIEWENGA come into the tax laws have STORES CONTROLLER Tender documents are obtainable at R5-00 per set still to be published and Notice No. 56193 from the'Materials Manager, Telecom Stores, Voigt mo re news can be expected Street, P.O. Box 2186, te!. (061) 201·2376 or fax (061) from Ministers of Finance 23-9187 in Windhoek. and of Trade alld Industry • l\C'.ltt week. However. the reKtion from bu ~ines, was enthu BAHA 'U'LLAH 'S ~ia~ t i <.' yeste rd:l Y a fte r :In • early look <11 the speech . Navin Morar, president DECLARATION TO THE WORLD of the Namibia National PRESTIGE OWllber of Commert:e and "The humanharian and spirhual principles enunciated decades ago I ndu s l ri e ~. ~ a;d : " nl i~ is excelknl. It is ....· hat w<.' in the darkest East by Baha 'u' allah and moulded by Him into a DEVELOPERS have bee n w(l iting for. h i ~ coherent scheme are one after the other being taken by a world now jusl for us to pu blicIse unconscious of their source as the marks of progressive civilisation. this widely enough and to And the sense that mankind has broken whh the past and that the capitalise on those peopte old guidance will not carry h through the emergencies of the present TEL: (061) 212640 / 211128, FAX: (061) 31739 who may be looki ng al re· has filled with uncertainty and dismay all thoughtful men savethose locating. especially with the situ ation as it is in South. who have learned to find in the story of 8aha 'u'lIah the meaning of Africa. We have got sta all the prodigies and portents of our ti me." bilit y in our count ry." His words ..... ere e ch ~d On the 21 st April, 1863 for a period of twelve days, Baha 'u' lIah, in DORADO PARK by Albie Brik kner of Ihe the beautiful garden on the river banks outside Baghdad, insthuted Namibian Engineering Cor poration Md a ke y memo the great Feast of Ridvan (Paradise) which is held as the most ocr of the BO:l rd of Trade joyous and triumphant of all Baha 'i Feasts. He extols the day, the Extension • 1 and Industry . hour and the moment of His Declaration, and asserts that in that " I think this is :I V~1)' very instant He addressed the whole of creation from the city of posi tive st ep. We h.we bet'l! Baghdad, so that each being might receivethat share of God's glory NOW OFFERS THE PRIVATE BUYER Wailing fM this for :l long timC' . At last it h;IS hap which had been decreed for him. He further affirms that on that day 100 % HOUSING LOANS pened. I! is not only good all created thing s were iUumined by the rising of the Sun of Truth. - for foreign investor.;. il will stimulate a lot of local On that day Baha 'u'lIah claimed to be the Promised One of all ages: UP TO R190 000 peqiJe. b will create a more "The Best·Beloved is come. In His right hand is the sealed Wine of favourable climate." His name. Happy is the man that tumeth unto Him, and drinketh his Requirements: : (Minimum) He fOTeC Book of Condolences The incentives in detail for SA's Chris Hani THE Government's pledges to private busi ness were spelt ou t yesterday including a promise from President Sam Nujoma that income tax rates will not rise again above 40 pea: cent but would be gradually decreased. The new incentives include: Murder not at Latino A MURDER was wrongly reported earlier this week as having happened at Windhoek night·spot Club Latino.ln fact, 16·year·old Vivian van Wyk died in a riverbed report· edly after a fight and then running away trom a IS-year-old who has been charged with murder. April 15th is the birthday of PresideD t Klm Suog. He was D ec~ mber 1961. the President, n. som, .imes at the edge of a field and bo matMangyongdaeofPyongyang on Ap ril 15th, 1912. On the sometimes in front ofsome machines tools. had a casual talk wil h the ausp icious day we e~te n d warm congrat ul ations and heart fcil workers and peasant, discussing greetings 10 him. . ways and means for tackling any .Pension demo awkward problems. Prtsldebt Kim IL SUIIC is the outstanding leader who. for about The process by w hic h Prtsldrol IGm ILSungadministers 70 yeaR, led the Korean revolution JOSEF MOllNGA AND CHRIS NDIVANGA along the road of independence and the affairs of stale is that of giving lrust and love 10 the people. There t arried OUI great socio-ecooornic are many stories concerning hi s TODAY Rossing workers at Arandis plan cbanges and thus opened up a warm love and solicitude for the brilliant cbaptcr in the history of to hand a petition to the company general people over a long period. The liberation struggle of mankind. manager protesting alleged irregularities in President began hi s revolutionary boundleslly benevolent care and company pension funds. activities going among the people noble vinuc of the President make no distinctions between ordinary 1be protest come. after Mineworkers' Union of Na. and. even today .goes deep ly among them to conduct the continuous workers. peasants and intellectuals. nuoia members voiced their disapproval al a decision, in revolution. Hi s motto which he between the many overse as November last year, 10 amend existing peruion fund believes fuUy in the people. is a lnIth compatriots and foreign friends and rules. MUN vice~pre s ideDt WinstOD Groenewald that he acquired in the fu-sl days of even between t hose who have yesterday told 1beNamibian that the worke rs will his revolutiollllly struggle that has commi ncdcrimes agajnst therountry demand e qual representation on the Pe nsion Fund been confinned throughout his 80- and the nation. and Ihis has tied him management committee, On W ednesday MUN year lo ng life. It is based on the fumly to the people as their blood relative . produced tens of thousands General Secretary. Cleopbas Mutjavikua, told 1be Juche id ea that he created.. The Preside nt em ba!:ked on the road of of innovators Md broug ht arout epi c. N amibian the company was using su.rplus funds 10 the revolution in hi s early years with single·heartt d unity in Korea. The payout staff. a fmn resolve to save his feUow His Excellency Comrade Kim IL Sung people throughout the couDlry are MUljavikua added that he believed that by stopping countrymen. considering tbedestiny as thcmost intelligent. most powerful man's saying in winter of 1927 leading happy life without an y the contributions, R(lssing no longer wanted 10 contrib ihnl. of the nation in distress as his own. and most valuable being in the world "Koreans. though they may be three. worries about food. clothing and ute its share to lhe pension fund. However, a R(lssing He identified two issues of key and, consequently, that one can gain mustfightin unityagainslthe Japallcsc housing helping and leading ont spokeaperaon said that the workers scored in lemu of importance. The first was that one wisdom and strength and govern the imperialists:' another forwatd. with honourable the new arrangement as leu money was deducled from must mix with Ihe masses in orderto wholeworldbyrelyingonlyon them. He is always among the people, political integrity and closely mitted theirpny packet, while, because of the surplus funds, the make IherevOIUlion andthesocond Rlr the President. the people are not listening totheirdemands andmceti ng around the Party and the Itader. company was in a position 10 cover any pay.outs. was that he must solve al l problems the object of merely rec-eiving his their requirements and aspirnlions in Thanks to Cm:: education and free arising in the revolutionary struggle Mutjavikua said workers contributed SO per cenl to guidance but teachers who inspire policy making. medical care they am learning to by himself by relying on his own the pension funds but had no representation on the him with confidenceateverydifficult His guidances , reated thc their heart's content and enjoying e ffons. not on OIhen. From here committee. .Acco rding 10 Groenewald, the Rossing Ex. time and give him wisdom and the Chongsan· ri spirit and method as an longevit)" and a sound cultural and submitted the President the principle ternal Pension Fund has accrued Rn million and the ways and means to leadtherevolution idea and method for mm leadership emotional lift as the creators :ll1d of Juche lhatlhe popular masses are Rossing Pension Fund R21m. MUN argues that the and conslnlction properly. Always whi ch suits the nature of socialist enjoye rs of literatlU1: and an. The the masten of the revolution and Pension Fund committees are nOI properly constiluled thinki ngofhimselfasaH\\'Orshi ppcr society as wcll as the Team work sit uation in t he Republ ic is construction and promotethem. This and therefore any decisions taken by them are invalid. of the peopl e". he makes it his iron s ystem which is of universal attributable to the politics t(US! principle is the political creed ohile of 1be union is also demanding that the rurpluses be rul e and the creed of lti s life 10 go significance not only as a system for and love enforced by the President. PreSIdent as well as the core of hi ~ used fu r Olher beuefils which wouJd serve Lbe inlerest of among the masses saying that they guiding and managing the socialist It would beright tosaythat heretO life of devotion for the people. n.e :he .w~rkers. "Penaion benefits depend 01:1 the s.'\Iary!ln know ph ilosophy. literature and eronomybut alsoasapolilical formula lies the source of might of the pre~idcnt ~ nOI go llmong the Uldivl(lull.l worker eams. mu,m thal if. worker i, political economiC!;. For tltis reason foradminislctingsociaiist sociClyasa Republic that is advancing nu. popular ma$SI;<. ....'Ih the &:impk not promoted and remain at the same position his he has l'Onfinned the truth that unity whole. StaYing at Chonsan.ri in victoriously without 311)' sctood;s pllrpo~e of enlightcllln~ and IS v/dOry and sepl\11l,tiOn IS de leat and Kan~ county for 15daysin February pension will he according 10 the amall salary he earns," awakening them. He mixes With :md vacillations even today when GroenewaJd added. rt:cogni7.cdhis nobiemimon asa son 1960 and at the then Taean Electrical ~ocillli , Schools to debate on women progress in the world in a Intercape targets N am PUPll..S fromeighl Wind· each other on issues af· hock schools v.i.ll challenge feeling women and their debate this Saturday. h will take place 81 the Augus\i· INTERCAPE is involving Namibia in its accomodalion in aLmost every town on routes linking ncum High School at 14tiX). marketing efforts to promote it'i various Windhoek with Cape Town and Johanneshurg. Competing win be the services. It attaches great importance to the There will also be a coach accommodation pass for Augustineum, E11a du PIes· triangular region between the three gate tourists. Much support has heen forthcoming from sis, DHPS, Concordia, Jnn Namibian accommodation establishments fnr the pa .~s Jonker, St Paul's College, way cities which are Cape Town, Johan which lntercape plans \0 launch at the [OUO"01 h;daha Immanuel Shifidi Secon· nesburg and Windhoek. in Durban Ihis year. dary Shool and HTS. For this reason that the organisation rmds itself in a John Robert, Marketing M ::lnag~r. hcJic\'c.~ the Litlle According 10 the organ· unique situation to offer the tourist an unusual hoUdy is ri pe for the introduction of the pas .. , Linking Ihe isers, the Windhoek Busi· pass 10 an extensive roule hrochuro;: would 1>o.:.t good neu IInd Professional opponunity. way 10 market services 10 loumll> belween the three Women'sClub, the theme Its fleet of moder and lUXUry coaches are being gateway cities. It will also enabk people 10 plan ex· is ·'Taking Women For· extensively used to ~ervice the three cilies on a sched· uled services. It exper ellces more support from dome.'»ic to;:nsivc touring holidays linking with a wide range (If eight ward" and only female tll pupill will lake pnn . with and overseas touriSt' (-'lI these roules. An encouraging accommodation establishments along the ruute ~. 48 • See also The Weekender, page 7 late Talstr. a 101 of prizes al slake. development has t:x n the expansion of infonnal FITCIFAO 1994 FELLOWSHIPS TRAINING IN FOREST INDUSTRIES AT THE FORESTRY INDUSTRY TRAINING CENTER MUT ARE, ZIMBABWE g I. COURSES OFFERED: Zimbabwe Nadonal Certificate (NC) In Sawmilling (I Year) Zimbabwe National Certificate (NO) in Sawmllling (2 years) Zimbabwe National Certificate (NC) In Panels (I year) Air Namibia Zimbabwe National Diploma (NO) in Sawmllling (2 years) The 3irlinc of the wide open SPJces. Zimbabwe National Certificate (NC) in Sawdoctoring (1 Year) 1. 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A non· refundable fee of R25 ,OO will be SlNGl.E3I. 182X 12Ocm Follow our pointer boards from town SUPER DottIIiII 82 x200cJn t--~+---+",,;--+---~ charged for each tender document is centre and Bach-street. sued. SlNGl..E 314 182 Xl20em Date: Sawrday 17 April 1993 SPECIAl 250 X250em - 17hOO Closing date for Tender Documents send INs a.rd with RIO deposit collection is Monday the 26th April to MOSSI NETS, Box 163 THURSTAN SALT 1993. OTAVI· Tel. 067"2. 11 ESTATES NAM IBIA TEl: 3"691i~ _ ~. - - _ •._ ..__ ' :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::~::~~~~~::::::~::::::::::i.iJI _' 1. ._ J -,.., _ • .",.. rll ~::::~::"... _.==.,.,-:; ::::::!.---. ~._ 40114 __•• J_ "~"\~' ,,--- .. , ...... • ,.... _ .. "!"' •• __...,.I'. ___ _ 6_ .• '_A.. THE NAMIBIAN Friday April 16 1993 5 Left : HIT DY HA IL ... Several mah3ngu nelrls In Ookanl village In the Omusatl region were flnt· Weather Report tened by ball wben what villagers described as 8 , vicious storm 'attacked' the area. Resldenlssald THE Weather Bu. ...eau's detailed f ,l,WAREHOUSE OTTO BENECKE STIFTUNG Open "'ghIlV ucept tuesdays' a Illllare e.V, WINDHOEK iilnnOiJnCe$ the permanent closure of its office in mid May I,n To all our friends, programme partners in the public and private sectors as well as the govemment departments involved we would like to express our thanks for a dose and fruitful cooperation. Standard Bank The foundation an b. contacted in the future at m. follwoing addreu: Ono Beneck .. Sofw_ng e.V - Bonner T alweg 57 o . 5300 BONN I Gennany keeps growing former scholarship holders who have not yet collected their original certificates are DROUGHT and recession will con but: "much remains to be done ... amid requested to contact the office in Windhoek tinue to be problems in the economy increasingly fierce international com before the 7 May 1993 (T el. 061 - 228221) this year, warns Standard Bank Na petition. Further incentives on a par with mibia Limited in its latest annual re other cOlU\tries must be developed. ::=!!!!!!!!!~~~~ port. The bankitsclfhad ayearofgood ''The limited resources the country growth and by the end of December has al its disposal should be judiciously 1992 ils total assets passed the RI bil applied and with sensitivity 10 the per lion mark. ceptions that maladminislration would Sn),man Sirkel The total amount deposited with the engender. "He warned it will take a long bank was R9I7 million (up nearly 27 time 10 recover from the drought but per cent) while total assets rOSe to RI fishing, oil exploration and the Arandis 019,5m (compared to R791,4m at De ExpOr1 Processing Zone all provide op Sprila 1983 6-Bed Karavaan RI 332 '35" 54 cember 1991). There are 21 branches portunities. Brand also praises "correc Marcades Benz 1974 W. 350 SE V8 , NC, AA R6105 R235 and 769 staff. live action to limil the size of the public VIWKombi 1975 Baiga 1800l. RIT ... R6' I SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT A TOYOTA CAMRY! Don't make the mistake of buying a car TOYOTA . you're not-happy with MA~SURE YOU VISIT PUPKEWlTZ lDYOTA AND TEST DRIVE ONE OF MANY CAMRY MODELS SUlTED m YOUR NEEDS PUPKEWITZ TOYOTA CONTACT: DIANA, DANIE, LEON, TINUS Indep.endence Avenue TEL: (061) 36640 181 140. Windhoek. Namibia W (061) 36640. §J (06 1) 228345 6 Friday April 161993 . THE NAMIBIAN BVGWENlITICAL llSTER Reho's water delight PERSPECTIVE "BOATING in Namibia - are you MOS:r NamJblans are at crazy?" is the this stage wondering at the why's and where reaction of most fore's or the Cabinet re Namibians to the shurne a nnounced on idea of watersports Thursday by President in one of the world's Sam NuJoma. The main mosl arid cou ntries. slgnlnconce or course, Is in the swopping o( posi Rehoboth took the ad* tions or the Information vantage of the Easter Minister Hldlpo weekend to welcome the Ha mutenya and tbe rest of Namibia to a fun Tradeaod Industry Min weekend of watery fu n ister Ben Amatblla, Bnd at its beautifu l but unde· the question as to whether AmatbUa will accept veloped Oanob dam. what a mounts to a demotion. !be event was organ ised by the Acacia Re· TIlEPresldent'sannouncementwasrecelved wltb so rts Boating Club, agoodmeasureofsurprise. Therebasbeencons1st- which received permis ent speculation about a Cabinet resbume In recent sion to stage a fun week months, but few people Imagined it would consist e nd on the shores of the WATER LOVE AFFAIR ... For those accustomed to the d ry Namibian climate a weekend of water. only of tbe swopping of two Ministers, and felt It huge lake. boating and splashing about was extremely welcome at Oanob dam over the Easter weekend. would be more far-reacbtng. According to Acacia From tbe President's words wben he made tbe p ublic relations officer Commerce and industry. acclaim these competj. ment outsidc Windhock made it worthwhile" . announcement, It seems apparently that there Is a Sandy Tjitendero, some 1be programme was lions wiU feature in the but accessible a nd Acacia had pre pared lack of conndence In Amathlla's abilities as Trade 3 500 people came from spread over four days next weekend. nearby." the area with achildren '~ and Industry Minister. "As you know, Comrade as far as S'Wakopmund, and included a fun For the less competi- She added many of the playground, tents,roads. AmnthUa bas done an excellent Job In putting all K e e t m an s h 0 0 p , biathlonwithswirnming live there were trips in Rehoboth people who steps, toilets and litter the nKessary structures for the promoHon ortrade Windhoek and and running contests, speed-boats and in small allended felt their area bins and promises more and Industry In place and tbe Ministry Is now tho rough development beginning to fuoetlon, and 1 tbank him for bls Otjiwarongobutmostly canoe races and a boats driven by pedals. had a reputation of being commitment a nd errort". The Immedlnte question from Rehoboth. potjiekos competition. 1bere were braais, a too c losed to ot her beforcthencxt fun week- whlcb springs to mlnd 00 beartng these words Is This was the firsl of MsWet T·shirtandMr children's playground, a Nam ibians and we re cnd . why remove the Minister wbo bas buUt up tbe said what cowd prove aregu- Tight PanlS competitions nightly disco and even a keen to show Rchoboth In reply 10 a 4ue .~tio n Mlnlstryassoonaslt has, In the Presldent'swords, lar series,of fun week- were set to be staged on performance by a band is pan ofth e whole coun· Tjil endero .~ ;tidth eevc- n t started functtonlng? Qulteobvious1y, t he r eason Is e nds. to be resumed Sunday but were put off called Harmony Pearls try and all are welcome: covcred its cos ts. a political one. when the weather be· due 10 cold winds which on Saturday night. "The people were so The dam, beautifully Den Amatbl\a Is a very popular a nd well-liked comes hotter. would have given most " We are trying to pro- happy that the re was des igned and opened Minister wbo bas always taken bls portfolio serf. C hief executive of- competitors goose- mote water sports and such an event . onl y a few years ago, is ous1y.lbelieve,ontbeotberband,tbatHamutenya ficerofAcaciaisChristie bumps. conservation of the Just seeing the faces now repor1edly pleas Is a good cbolce Ill! bls successor, but Amatbl\a bas Benade and anothersen- But for all men and area," Tjilendero told of the children and old antly ful l with dl!pths of undoubtedly received a slap 10 tbe face. ior figure is Dimitrio women keen to display 1be Namibian. people to go out on a up to 50 me tres . It Hamutenya was too senJor for tbe Infor mation Metzler, both in Ihe their vital bulges to "We feel there needs boatwllenthey hadnever stretches up a long and portfolio. An Information ministry ls crucial In a Rebobotb Chamber of judgement by popular to be be some.. develop - been out in one before winding valley. one-party state, for Instance, because of govern· ment manipulation of the media. But In a nourish- I"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i"iii:;;;:::;;:======,===;::;=:::==::; Ing democracy, 85ln tbe case of Namibia, It consld erablydlmlolsbesln Importance. In fact the demise of this Ministry In Its present form ls probably ultimately on tbe cards. Wbat else Is theN! to do but LeL: MAP MAKES monitor the NBC from afar, and Issuetbeodd pr ess A RETURN release? Otber media Institutions failing under tbe Jonathan Leslie Oefl). Ministry, such as Nampa and New Era, have their managir.g director (If own ' Independent' boards and are running tbem Rissing Ur anium, selves. So tbere Is little doubt t bat tbe Ministry of p r esenting d eputy Information Is dying In Its present form, and Ben Amatbtla bas undoubtedly been Insulted by being minister of Education banded tbls dor mant portfolio, as well be mlgbt. and Culture Buddy At the time of writing, 00 Thu rsday nlgbt ,lt was not Wentworth with the In fact known wbetber AmatbUa would accept t be ri rst copy of t he new position. It was clear, bowever, t hat he had R i s si ng been demoted. Environment al Map The question Is, of course, wby Ben Amatblla? of Namibia. W hat bas he done to a nDoy tbe powers-t ha t _ ~ ? At the occasion Leslie There are other Ministers, whom we will not dte said that a s it was here, wbose cODtrl bution to their various portfolios vitally important for since Independence bave been absolutely negligi t h e y o ut h t o ble, even non-existent. Surely be could bave been under s t and given one of tbese, Instead of the rather InsulHng environmental issues. hand-out ofInfonnatlon. AmatbUa at least applied - thecolllpany had felt blmself consIstently, and was popular with tbe - - it was the r ight lime business community. - - to c o mmission a n Hamutenya, I believe, wtll serve the Trade and up d a ted Industry Ministry well ultimately, altbougb bts environmental map. background In the past bas a lways been In the In rormntion Held. But on tbe otber band, I feel tbat a man of AmatbJla 's calibre could ha ve been given a mor e solid portfolio. Ills WE ARE THE FUTURE!? WI~~ WE .VER ~EJ'RI'? ~ HIiI.L.O ..~ 8ltO I / , /' SUSllllaSS IS aus~~ess . - YQII ORIVE: OQN'T OqrNK I A<;&e8L'E F • MENEER Angola's killer ABSALOM of the dream SHIGWEDHA ATGIBEON THE following editorial concernlngtheslluatlon in Angola has been reproduced ve rbatim from the TWELVEstudeotsfrom New Yo rk Times of Wed nesday. April 14: the Owambo area this Rarelyhas a sore loser In Dn e1ectlon wreaked such week arrived to take up 1 havoc as Jonas Savimblln Angola. During a chil their studies at the war that began with Angola's Independence In Cornelius Secondary 1975, Mr Savlmbl Insisted that his Uolla rebels School at Gibeon. were democrats tblrstlr g for a chance at tbe polls to The re-location ofstu- unseat a leftist Government In Luanda. He got his dents was organised by wish last September, but bls rival, Presldeolal Jose the Ministry of Educa- 0' Eduardo dosSantos, won by a plurality In a gener- tion after students had ally fair nrsl·round vote that was to be followed by problems finding ac- a runoff. But Instead of contesting the runoff. Mr comm odation in tbe ON UNE ,.. Last month the International Committee of the Red Cross (lCRC) in Geneva, Savlmbl resumed ngbting ferociously. North. Switzerland, announced that the Namibia Red Cross Society (NRCS) would be officially recogised He bas been ableto do this. as The Times's Kenneth As the students settled as its youngest and lS5th member. The NRCS met the lOconditions required for recognition. These Noble reports, because Unlta cbeated on ceasenre in at Gibeon they told include being in an independent country; the only National Red Cross Society; duly recognised by terms by pretending to demobilise. Western ana_ TheNamibiantheywere its legal Government as a voluntary aid society; having autonomous status of operating in Iysts estimate tbat Mr Savtmbl kept a force of 30 bappy with their new conformity with the Fundamental Principles ofthe Red Cross; using the title add emblem of the Red 000 10 35 000 soldiers, ""bile tbe Luanda GoverD_ school. However, sev· Cross; being prepared to assist in wars; serve the entire country; not racially orientated; and ment, wltb tbree times tbat number under arms. eral expressed misgiv- sharing in fellowship with other international societies. Pictured attheomdalrec:ognitionceremony complied by downsJzlnglts army 10 10 000. Unlla's ings about the new sub- lhisweek were, from left:SecretaryGeneralBer1haNgavirue, treasurerNelago Kasutu,chairperson successes spring from treachery. not va lour. jects they were now ex- Rehabeam Auala and vice-chairperson BeUa Cupido. In all this, the United States has a clear moral and pected to tackle. 1------....:..-----....:..------1 polltlcal stake. Tbough American nrms buy 7S per Filemon Ndjwluma W t 1° °th b k' h I centofAngola'soll,maklngtbeUSltscbieflrading (l8l,.Grade 10 pupil, a er on Ine Wl an s e p part ...,l b,lwo Concealing truths of Namibia disbands? will, like myself, are e ... Your c redentials a re forced to respond to TIle dcfence raised by THE Namibian media questionable. Swarm of these allegations in Of Riruako and Garocb on hasandisstillconcealing Namibia issued press der to put lhcm in proper a subsequcm NSC-TV the truths and obscuring statements on the activi perspective. intcrview in respect of the issues at stake. Over ties of the Development Firstly, a group of the Okahandja mectlllg tbe last four months, Brigadewhileother par socalled ' Indigenous was, evcn at its beSt. pitI reports have appeared in ties were silent on this Traditional Leaders' (or ful. I wish to stress herc, tbemediasuggesting that issue and it was never some Lit le 10 !.hat crrcel) and vcry fo rcefull y.lhat we should dis band _ released. time and again misread has and is stiU making sade to address educa recently mct at the la'it type of people reports in theJl1edia are A statement was also the dynamics of Swanu an impor1 ant contribu- tion, lanci issuc, housing, Okahandja. apparently we need in Namibia arc uying hard to discredit issued wilhregardtoour politics. tion that constitutes an uoemployment, inte ma lodiscuss thcdominancc tri balisl'i and oppOr1l1n Swanu of Namibia. position vis-a-vis the Swanu o f Nam ibia inexhaustible source of tional solidarity, health, of the Owambos ove r ists who believe they Need1ess to say none Soris Soris community was the transmission- pride and inspiration. etc, forthe sakeofsocial their tribc,o; , stand to gain from sub of the repor1 s which ap- at thethcn Daan ViIjoen belt, the repository of the Late Cde Uatjindua justi ce. 11 isqucslionablcwhy, versive activities ai med pear in the Namibian and it never reached the colonised,exploitedand Ndjoze and Uaseta Cde Rukoro ha'i im if this was a meeting for al sowing halred and media, wheUlerbeforeor eyes and ears of the dispossessed indigenous Mbuha are not with us peccablecredentialsand indigenous leaders, no contempt anlOng differ after independence, are Namibian public. people of this country. but the stru ggle for so- at the moment he is on such leaders from ent tribes that makc up aimed to inform the We w is h to s tate Swanu is the custodian cia! justice is still con- that mission. Wc are not Uwambowerc invited 10 the Namibian n:lIion. Namibian people about clearly that we are not of the revolutionary as- tinuing. new-born de mocrats, anend this meeting. Sccondly, there has Swanu 's policy pro- interested in polemics pirati ons of our people: TIle same can be said this is inherent in our TIle 'leaders' so meet bcenahc31ed furore over nouncements and then with the media and we it is the carn.van of Afri- of anyone in Swarm , the political culture. ing at Okahandja alleg the release of prisoner.. for the public 10 make are nOI going to reduce can mil itancy. struggle is not static but If he decides to step edly gave their full on presidential pardon. their own judgement. ourselves to the body of Cde Vekuii Rulcoro, in rather dynamic. down, the media will be moral, and if necessary Muchtomysurprise and Oneoru y finds repons a lizard. his capacity as leader of If SWiUlU is irrelevant infonned, so please stop physical suppon to the disappOintment. Ihe in the media when it is However, tbetimebas this Party, has been at and ifCde Rukoro is not fantasising. infamous HailS NBCcall-in programme detrimental to Swanu come to tell those men the forefront of articu- making a significant TIle media should ob Dicrgaardl. former was misusc<1 by caller. and the cause it stands and women who are lating these fundamen- contribution, whyisitso jectively report the is ' kaplcin' ofthc Ba<;ters. who found it necess:uy for. workingfor themediato tals of the struggle for important 10 have head- sues at stake and stop Diergaardt is apparently to allege that most pris To give classic exam- stopprostitutingtbejour- national liberation. lines in the gutter press rumour.mongering and 'fighting' 10 Iiberale one rs rcleased were pIes, Swarm of Namibia nalis ti c profession. At present he is mak- about him? malicious propaganda. Rehoboth from Namibia Owambos and wcre re issued a press statement Ifyouarenotprepared ing an enonnous contri- 1beNew Eragives the Thal isnotagoodserv- • an act which amounts leased because of their on how the Middle East to release ourpressstate- butionto the govemment impression that the youth ice to the coulllt)' and its 10 an effective contra tribal conneCl ions. peace talks should be menrs then you should of the Republic of Na- of SwarlU want to oust people. vention of the supreme I may agree that most conducted and to give conc urre ntly stop mibia within that fram e- the President. This is a It is counte r- revolu- law of the land. released were Owambos ourinlemational solidar· launching lies and a ba- work. blatant Lie. tionary not to publish It must be. said , and let but I find il unpalatablc ity with the Palestinian naJ disinfonnation cam- We are very proud of Our friends and foes policy pronouncements is also be known, that loregurgitate the fact thal people. paign against Swanu. him and it is our sincere alike should take note of for the benennenl of this supreme law, the these prisoners were sim The socalled liberal The latest episode on submission that he has the facI tbat we still have Namibian society but Constitution, was not ply let out because of and progressive media Swanu is tbe article done more homework confidenceinourleader. then 10 get involved in written by the Owambos that. This assc nion is didnolreleasethis state- which appeared in New thatany otberleaderthat We have confidence party internal affairs. only. So the Owambos nonsensical in the ex· memo 1be question is, Era (8-14 April 1993) one can trace in the an- in his abilities to taclc1e What pathos! could not have imposed treme. who is going to uphold under the headline 'Is nalsofthehistoryoflib- issues which are press- their wishes, desires and The majorilY of peo· the banner of iotema- Rukoro pondering quit- eration struggles. ing to Namibian society. R I H V PI S A aspirations OIl the rest of pie in this country are ~~~~~~~~~~~~Tb~e~m~e~d~i~a~b~~~~~F~o~, ~u~s~m~S~w~an~u~.~he~l;s~w~an~u~u~s~tiU~o~n~a~cru~'4KAJ , ...u WINDHOEK (061) 31951 TSUMEB (0671) 2561 SWAKOPMUND (0641) 5411 GROOTFONTEIN (06731) 3505/ 6 ...- THE NAMIBIAN Friday April 16 1993 9 !i.LWl!L\1J 'L~1i L!: '\\,'U,L,]'l !, Death toll reaches 17, damage costs millions JOHANNESBURG: At least 17 people died attendance. VACANCY Constitutional Devel V VILLAGE COUNCIL STAMPRIET in incidentsohiolence on Wednesday when The servkti requtr.d 01. opment Minister Roelf A tens-of-thousands of people took to the streets T """ u> commen<:~ dutlu u VILLAGE SECRETARY of South African cities to mourn the slaying Meyer yesterday an C soon u po ..lbIo . REQUIREMENTS nounced the Government Only oppIiants who ano In Senior Certificate plus appropriate eXp9fianC8. of South African Communist Party general pew...... 01 • Malrk . was prepared to jeuison A SALARY secretary Chris Hani. urollc.ote. .n ftutnt In &t &4lu. R27 045 x 1014 - 30 0871( 1449 · 37 332 demands Ihat a transi N and hi.... u leut two)'Un' DUTI ES Not all the deaths could Thursday mopping-up tional constitution be lypInc e>tpfIrloI>U wI. be C COft>Idued. (a) Supe rvising , control and reauiting 01personnel be linked directly 10 and several shops did DO( settled before agreeing lIWoIv9dwiththe maintenance oltowns, I Knowiedl" oIlopl ....,... "". demonstrations th at open for trade follow to a Transitional Execu .... . rocomrnancbtlon. and property. , turned ugly when thou ing sporadic incidents of tive Council. E "->.'" "fIPy l ac (b) Collecting. save keeping . recording ( boO "''' '''~1 1 11 J/ ·bt.r1wlr... and batIl KINSHASA: President tem ational airport here The move is "a neces Mobutu SeseSeko's row after one arrived with a sary measure that will OFFICER-IN-CHARGE prime minister has an shipment of explosives, allow us to demorutrate nounced drastic m one~ machine-guru andmili that there is money in INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS AN!YDOMESTIC SECURITIES tary measures to try to tary gear. the counlly," Biriodwa restore Zaire's collapsed FlluStin Birindwa, the said in the speech broad THE POSITION economy amid a coo prime minister named cast on official radio. tinuing power struggle this month by Marshal He ordered stale en Reporting 10 the Deputy Governoror his nominee, Ihe Officer-in·Charge will lead with his sidelined pre Mobutu but not recog terprises to close all the International Operations and Domest ic Securities in the Operations Depar1menl. mier Etieane Tshisekedi. nized by the European foreign bank accounts Responsibilities ollhe position entail undertaking the Bank's foreign exchange Meanwhile security Community, told direc- aDd said "disposable operations. which includes the investment of the Bank's foreign exchange forces said they bad 10rs of state and para accouots will be opened reserves. as well as attending 10 the Bank's domestic s ec urities duties. seized "slrategic and statal enterprises to allow these eotetprises seditious documents" at Wednesday thal "all stale to have cash" at a time Tshisekedi's private finns are from now 00 when byper-infiation has: THE PERSON • residence, and at least ttquired to make all their made money two Belgian nationals transactions through the practicalJy worth1ess To qualif y lor this position , you will have a degree in Commerce or Economics with were arrested at the in- (centtaI) Bank ofZa;re." in Zaire. a 51ron9 malhemalical conlent You will be a ble 10 develop lechnical skills in the specialist field of inlernalionallinance and the capital and money ma!1(els. You will have Slrong interpersonal skills. a n enquiri ng mind and the ability to lead a small learn in analysing the area of foreign exchange and portfolio investment. You will need excellent communicalion skills (wriUen and oral) . You will also have a high degree of personal motivalion and be able 10 operate in Ihe dynamic environment of foreign exchange. REMUNERATION ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast: Unila wants a tcmpo ing the military in the Unita and government rary "cessation of hos· presence of UN media- The Bank offers an atlractive remuneration package, commensurate with the negotiators met alone tilities" before a total 10rMargaret Anstee and seniority o/this position. yesterday without m e~ cea'ie-fire. observers from the diators or observers on President Jose Edu United States, RUS'iia and APPLICATIONS the fourth day of peace ardo dos Santos ' gov Ponugal. , talks to end their 18-year ernment wants to settle Delegates refused 10 Direct your application and/or detailed CV to the Personnel Officer, Bank of old conflict. first on a final truce comment before begin Namibia, P.O. Box 2882, Wlndhoek on or before 3 May 1993. For more They were expected agreement before halt ning yesterday's pri vate information, call Windhoek, tel. (061) 22-6401 . {O discuss a wide range ing fighting that threat negotiations. of issues in tbeir nine ens 3 million people with Anstee told rcponcn: •~ point agenda afte r f:ti l st3J'Vation. the meeting without Only Namiblan citizens or permanent residents need apply . ing to agree on a tcmpo- • On Wednesday, nego outsiders was "a very •l halt to renewed tiators debated ruture positive development. " Applicants who responded to the previous advertisement fo r this position i!' (MarCh 1993) need not reapply. ~ " ; ' ...... :" .. , . ~ '; # t c.~·, : /;~; ",;; 10 Friday April 16 1993 THE NAMIBIAN . • f)!IIIHIXJIoo • ------CEMENT INDUSTRIES HOeRSKOOL ACADEMIA ADMIN CLERK NAMIBIA Immediately requires VACANCY with matric wiTh Ma!h ~ & Accounting. The A~,;;".""" Secondary School requires 0 ------RESIDENT ENGINEER teacher forthe folowing vacancy fOf mmediate Metropolitan Lifl' limited, .1 Ilwll" in In.: lifl' occupat!en. insurance indmtry, requirt·, ,I nldtriculated, hili n HECHANtcALJELECTRtcAL BACKGROUND gual young person for.1 'ot'( urt'I)(),t at il, Windhoek Home Science Grade 8-10, Home North office. Preferably------with experient e in the mining ind ustry. Economies Grade 11 and 12, Tasks will include Ihe checking. proces~in!\ ,md ddminiWatilJl'l' Mu st be registered with the Nilmibian Engineer History Grade 8 CI"'Id Religious and of new policy dppl ic.l lion,. Tr.lining will hi ' plflvldl..>tI . Council. Moral Education Grade 10. We offer ,I lompelitive ~ .II .l ry .tnd bendih p Namibian Broadcasting The NBC in Windboek has an attractive vacancy (or SENIOR CONTROLl.ER NEWS AND CIJRRENT AFFAIRS The success full applicant w ill be responsible for the overall management of th e Ministry of Home Affairs News and CUlTent Affairs Department. As amember ofthe EXe<:utiveCommit lee he/she will also be direclly responsible for News Production, Editorial dire<:tion. External News Relations. Human and Material Resources Manage Department of Police ment. National Ceremonial Band The successful candidate will be directly responsible to the Director-General.. Bandmaster Candidates must preferably have a university degree or an equivalent qualifi· 1 post: Windhoek cation in Journalism with at least 8 - 10 years of broadcast journalism experi ence. Sa tary:R4t679x 1449 · R44 577 x I 713 . R53t42 MInimum Requirement,: A practical aUdlllon must be passed on The successful candidate is required to have an understanding of broadcasting Grade VI ·level tor selectIOn purposes plus appropnate experience in the Namibian context. Selection I, done by the Music Councll. CLOSING DATE FOR APPUCA 1l0NS: 26 APRIL 1993 EnqulrlO$ : Inspector A S Theron. tel (OGt ) 23041 0. PENEFlTS The Corporlltlon offers the following benefits: Applicants must be Namlbian cltizens. • Competitive Salary • J 3th theque Applications (on form 156043 obtainable at all Govern " Pension Fund ment Offices) must be submItted to: The Permanent • Medical Aid Secretary, MinIstry of Home Affairs, Prtvate Bag 13200, " Group Life Insurance Windhoek. " Generous leave, sick leavc and long service leave benefits APPLICATIONS IO; --ClOSing Date: 16 Ma y 1993, Namibian Broadcasting Corporalion Head Personnel An attractive rangE' (lr benerlt:.lnciude~ a 13th eheque. a Anention: Mr W Don housln~ subsid~' SUbject 1(1 eertaln conditions, rental allul\. PO Box 321 anCE' , a."slstancE' with remolai txpt'nses, pen:.lim rund, medical WINDHOEK aid.seheme and ample lacutinn and .. kl; leale. Namlbian Broadcasting Corporation for a better future can also be 061 - 215176 l N r " S NAMIB ' A932~~ FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT Over the years Namibia Breweries limited has built up a solid reputati on for providing with top quality beverages. As leaders in our field, we place SCIENCE N~mibians high emphasis on sl rict quality control and client service, The following challenging Lecturer opportunity currently exists: ltequ irem ents: At least a Master's degree in Management A<:countant Management / Business Administration coupled with lecturing experience af approximately 3 years. Higher Diploma in Cost Accounting I CM.A. or similar qualificalion with 2 yeMS experience , compuler literacy (Lotus 1.2.3) and an enthusiastic ,lpproach In your Job deSCription: Lecturing in Marketing, Opera ~ career afe essential requirements for this position. tions and Financial as well as Human Resources Management. The applicant will also be responsi The successful candidate will be responsible for the effective management and prep.l ble for related administrative duties. ra tion of all management reports. Assistance with the annual budget, inlerpret.1tion of mo nthly variances, and the improvement of current systems will further enhance this Date of assumption of duties: As soon 85 pos chalJenging position. sible. In addition to an .attractive salary and fringe benefits, we offer stimulaling workinf: Contact persons: Ms A van Rhyn at (061) 307- conditions and sound prospects for advancement. 2002 or Mr H Villat at (061) 307-2083. Please appln in confidence to: Application p r ocedure: Please forward applica Marinda du,Pisanie, tions/ CV's to the Personnel Department, Univer Namibia Breweries limiled, For fu rther sity of Namibia, Private Bag 13301, Windhoek or P.O. Bpx 206, fax to (061) 307-2444. deta il s, contact Windhoek, Namibia her at Closing date: 29 April 1993. or fax (061) 6-3327. (061 ) 6-2915 ext2019. Attractive remuneration applies. University of Namibia Namibia Breweries Limited S3KW!'1'>1 THE NAMIBIAN Friday April 16 1993 11 , Over lhe years Namibia 8reweries Limited has buil! up a solid reputation for BROKER CONSULTANT providing Namibians with lOp qualit y beverages. As leaders in our fi eld, we place high emphasis on stricl quality control and dient serv ice. The following chall enging with insurance/marketing experience opportunities currently exist: '~'!'."" !I' Metropolitan Life Limited is one of the le MINISTRY OF HEALTt1 AND SOCIAL SERVICES Please apply in confidence to: Marinda du Pisanie, Potltlon: Namibia 8reweries Limited, For fu rther DUly SllIlon: P.D. 80ll!: 206, Sllrtlng dll. : A! soon as possible. details, contact DUTIES Windhoek, Namibia her at Under Iht guldanu of tht PrOlll1lmmt Mlnlglt 01 tht Hallo ..1 Aid, Controt Program and In or fax (061) 6-3327. (061) 6-291 5 ex12019. clo .. co lllborlllon with all olhlf 111ft 01 NACP Ih. Stnlor ~rk .hall: · Be responsible tor d i&sues relating to NACP p9!Sonnel maners; • Be r81!iponsible lorlncomll and IIXp11nd~urll account and r8\XH1s lh8reof including IoIIow up 01 NACP bank account; Ensul'illllat an reports anddouements OUIlintd in the workpIan and buOgIII 0/ the Medium T9IlT1 Namibia Breweries Lim ited Pian are pr9paI'8d and lorwarded to r8alivers as plalUllld; Ensul'iI that all ~pmem and supplills Bft I"808ivIId and Invemoried and lorwardtd as appropriat9; "'" EnsunllhaI a~ NACP mlllllings are prepared well In aa.oance and lake place as plaJ'\l'llld ; SupeMsllthe typist and drivers; PliI10rm ~her gtneral accounting and administrative duties as may be raqllllStad. QUALIFICATIONS: • Grade 12 cartilitala or its aqu!valent · Good accounting bac~round ; . Adminl$tralwlI skills; • Computer and English communication skins. TERMS AND CONDITIONS · rhll appolmlTl9nts are Jot an Initial ptriod 01 six months with po&Slbil~yoleXlllnsion or eventual absorption ifIIo the Ministry main straam; CDM (Pty) Ltd operates an opencast diamond mine (\0 the west The salary attached 10 lhe posts will depend on qualifications end 1I~p&rience . coast of Namibia. Our employees and their families live in Oranje mund, a modern, attractive town boasting a central shopping co m MOD E OF APPUCATION: plex, hospital, nursery school. primary school and excellent sporting • Applicants should tHwart! their CVS, copies 01 C8rlillcales, evidence 01 previous and recreational facilities. We invite suitably q ualifie Position: TYP's1 Auto Electricians Duty Station: Wlndloel< Applicants with at least three years' experience of earthmoving machinery. Starting date: As soon as possble. preferably in the mining industry, are ideally suited for these positions. Our Dunes company operates the largest fleet of earthmoving equipment in the Southern Under tht supervl,lon of the tanlOl clerk the typist shall: Hemisphere. Caterpillar is the dominant type but we also use Komatsu. Bell. · Hall ... an Iyplng; Poclain and Mercedes-Benz. • Han TERMS ANO CONOmONS Written applications, accompanied by a · The appointments are Ior an Inttial period 01 six monlilS with possilllity 01 extension qetailed CV and non-returnable certified or evenlUaI absorption Into the Ministry main stream ; copies of trade papers, highest qualifica · The salary anached to the posts will depend'oo q,talilicalions and experience. tions, driver's licence and identity docu MODE OF APPLICATION: ments should be forwarded to: • · AwI~\s s/loukt fOlWard tt"teir CV's, cq>Jes 01 C8fliflcales, evidence 01 prevKlUS The Manpower Services Manager, expenence and two referees 10 tt"te Programme Manager, Private Bag 13198, Wlndhoek byFriday 30 April 1993. All enquiries should be directed to hisoffice on CDM (Pty) Ltd. TeI ; 061-224015. PO Box 8141. IriteMews wil be conducted on Thursday 6 May 1993. Awlicants are therefore CDM Bachbrecht. reqUired to state telephone numbers 00 which they can be contacted. [Proprietary) Limited W1NDHOEK. Only short lisled ~ts wHI be contacted '-~~~~~~.~. -, ~g :,~~~~:::===::~:-~ , ~. ), 12 Friday April 16 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Vervaardigingsektor kry omvattende aansporings • NAMIBle hetgister die sS diehandel in die land ru e bodie vJak van vcer- ningslcnings loegeslaan hul deur die rcgering mees omvattcnde nog moe! so verander word lig persenl verhoog sal sal word vir vesliging, uitgevoer is, teen die Slel van aans- dat die veIboogde uitvoer word nie. uilbreiding en diversi- helfte van die werklike poringsmaan-eeis vir die van vervaardigde pro- 'n SpesiaJe aansporing ftkasie van die vervaar- kosle. Oaarword ookna privaatsektor iodic ver- dukte aangemoedig wat Woensdag deur die digingsbcdryf. die moontlikheid gckyk vaazdigingsektor bekend word. kabinel goedgekeur is vir Kontanttoegewings om die lugvragkostcs vir Kinders raak vergete gemaak. President Die klem binne die die vervaardigingseklor van vyftig persen! sal uitvoer van vervaardi- ook gemaak word lot die gde produkte le verlaag. DlThelnoudaUc. 'nsaak van noodsaaklikheid geword ~~~~~al S ':tdi~i~~~ :~:2ru.:r~ ~:~t t!~~t~gk~~~: werkIike koste van Nujoma se daar kan om beleidmakers le versock {l m aandag le gee aan 'n saak wat virmeer as ' njaar nnu ' n rede tOI kommer is aanlokIike in Suidelike die aanmoediging van op belasbare inkomste uitvoerbevordering wat verdere toegewings en waarby dil Iyk asof geen oplossing in ~ig i .~ ni..:. Afrika bestempel. die vervaardigingsektor. sal geld wat leeD vyf aangegaan word deur gemaak word vir Wat aandag behoort le genict van bclddmakcr ~ is Die StaalSpresident het Die prim!re agent vir perseDt uitgefaseer sal vervaardigers. onlwikkeling in die die skynbarc onv erm~ van inslansies wal bclas i ~ gister 'n medi- ontwikkeling in die ver- word oor die volgende Vervaardigerssal ook streke deur kortings 0P mel die saak van pre-primere skole om die voordck abyeenkoms meegedeel vaardigingsbedryfmoet tien jaar. Die regering 'n loegewing van 125 vervoerkoste, behuising, van die kinders voorop le SIc!. OSWALD SHIVUTE PODlBO la !i IClllya edhilaadhilll lyokulO1a po oshikclhll Ongundu onene alhano. shokuyambulapo Odlhn yaalongwa aakulu ya "liIongankondo ya Talc na!; yeokawi nokawi opn Dibo, mwa kwatelwa iilyo Kalunga nayi sima- Odibo yi shune po nga<;hi yOkabincle nAanam- nekwe". Taya kumike ya li. belcwa aakuluntu ngaaka. Mcme Nancy Rub,")n. yEpangelo oshowo Aa<;ita Ongundulwiimbo ya Omupangi kEngela, ng naambolcayamono iilonga Ngela oya 1i ya patuluJa oka a valelwa pOdiho yi Hi noyi ili mokali kO- nokulombwela aanashig- kOmunycumbo M t" shigwana • ya zi koom- ongi kutya. "Osha puln Donald-gwc dhina Iya binga noombinga dha ombinzi oyindji opo Na- Iseyika nawa "J Jnga" Namibia, oya li ya mibia li manguluke. Omulongi gwlipilangi tsakanene pOdibo nokudhana iiruthi ngaashi kwali Ii. okwa li a eta po Olyomakaya ga ziko. shika pOdibo nena". oShipopiwa oshiwanawa. Mokali kawo omwa li Omukwaniilwa gwa ta lombwcle aanashitulhi mboka, hela ngaa ya zile Ndonga talekuiu lmman- . kutya, Odibn oya totw a Ibf:l,!,ll.l'~ - i"<;: wo okwa Ii :I pandula oshinakugwanith washo- Oministeli layi panduln hakari omusamanc S.5wl lombwela kutya itashi sbaaJu ,...., h \e lidv!\( Ij\,j 1 Oministeli nO"'lIgwana kukwathela oshigwana unene Ehangano Iyo ROe a li a kwale\c komeho "d~"I~ik~,~,--,sh~,~,~s~hi~· _B~"~t YL~n~"~I~w~o~() 'd' l i h~ sl-.i " I "~ vs!' .. ;. .:;1: In 'l'\ s h o pom u d h HI ,·""~1~0~k~0,-p~ank~~al~am~w~e~n~y~02y~a~sh~0~'·~. -.CCmo~kw~ii~"~"'~m~o~mo~ku~y~an",,:>_s~h~O~k~,!s~hA~"'~'~"~'u~,~,~n~g,,,-. 0(111. :.>10 ~"'-"~' 14 Friday April 16 1993 THE NAMIBIAN '*' T eL 38970 • Classified • . ,--,-- -- _. ------_.- -- .. ------_. ----_._- --- . For Sale Photography Special Service s Houses for Sale House s for Sale Houges for Sale In memorium of I I'wo Plate Stove with oven ------prETERSE,Daniel Charl~ - To view phooe "Rosemary OPEL. ISUZU, .~ .w''''4''&'9 6 * Xavier, aged 5314 months, !I t 001 36970 during office MAZDA EN FORD our beloved firstborn !IOn hours. Price: R400 neg. a nd grandson, returned to DEMO'S EN KHOMASDAL God on Tuesday 13 April GEWAARBORGDE Exten.ion.5 Cars for Salt· 1993 a fter brief illness. GEBRUIKTE Behind Parld'ooda R.I. P. Thy will be done. MOTORS NEWINEWJ ~ply mourned by EIsa, MB 250 TD, ModeU 6190 3 Bedrooms, Lou nge Pat and St.evensonlPieterse imp., LHD, White, 55.000 Tevrede klieote Diniog . }{jtchen KHOMASDA L families. F'u neral arrangc. Km, lI.utOIll., air IXlndi., lam19 wyd weet onl gee 1 II2 Bathrooms 3 Bedrooms autom. difT.lock, I:lpeeIiom waarde vir geld e n il KATlITURA I 1/2 Bathrooms menls Avbob tel 37645. Quality carpeting - eler, new tyres etc., immac. sedert \970 voor met Fe ncing RI46 000 Doel" Lou nge cond., 120.000, _ R O. D.C.O. Legal Nohces dienlll RI02000 Lovely 3 bed roomed Kitche n . 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In the matter belween: Dated at WINDHOEK this SOUTH WEST AFRI CAN 24th day of MARCH 1993 ADDRESSING THE BUlLDING SOCIETY Plaintiff and J EF'f'REY FISHER, QUARM BY &. PENALTY DISPUTE ( FUZIZILE t:ALIPA PFEIFER Defendant Attorncys for Plaintiff MUCH has been said and written about bow the 108 SWABS Building Premier Leape - the organisers of the Wlndhoek Notice of Sale in Post Street Lager Easter Soccer Tournament - did not compel Esecution WINDHOEK the Namsea Orlando Pirates players to take part In (Ref : E:P/mM 553} the penalty shoot-out ",alnst Black Atrlcaafterthelr Pu rsuant to a Judgment of drawn ftnal tie. the above H ono ura bl~ INTH E: HIGH COURT Of The lack of sumclent lIabt was the eJ[cuse given at Court granted 014 the 241h NMlIBIA the time but the decision to stage a replay will day of J uly l C'J 92, the In the matter between: obvlou sly be of greater n na ncial benent to the league • following immovable SOUTH WEST Af RI CAN I property will be · sold considering the popularity of the two teams. BU ILD ING SOCIETY without reserve aod Plaintiff and ERNST I suggest that the -authorities stick to the rules of voctstoots by the Deputy LUOWIG GOMSEB the tournaments (please note, tournaments) as it Is Shcriff of the Oilltric:t of Defendant not the first time that this bas happened. WINDHOEK on Thursday, Changing the rules overnight does not Improve the the22nddayofAPRIL 1993 Notice or Sale in Iwtlge of oll r aame and allowtnr team oMelals or • at 10hOOin tha-forenooo at Execu.tion even players to decide on these matters Is ridiculous. Erf No 2580. Wanaheda The excuse oftnsumclent l1&ht Is a fabrication and Town!>hip. (Exl.ension No Pursuant to a Judgment of only makes one wonder why the organisers did not t 4),Omongo Street, the above Ho nourable stnge the match t'arllt'r. WindhGek. Court granted on the 5th And ror the record,lt has almost becomt' the rule ICERTAIN: day of February 1993, the that any cup or tournament ftnallnvolvlng Black ERF NO 2580, follow ing immovable Africa a nd Orlando Pirates Is decided by a penalty I WANAHEDA1'OWNSHIP property will be sold (EXTENSION NO 4) shoot-out. without rese rve and SITUATE: VGetstoots by the Deputy Pirates Pro ' [mms' Namaseb's recent attacks on GOLD HUNTERS ... Stephen le Roux, Nico Jacobs and Donnie Greyven In the Municiaplity of Sheriff or the District of the press are unwarrented and his excuse that It was WINDHOEK Registration SWAK OPM UND on not tbe omctal policy of his dub to retuse to take part stein were responsible for Namibia's three gold medals al Ihe recent Division "K" Friday. the 23rd dsy of in penalty shoot-outs came hours too late. Southern African Coastal Championships in Port Elizabeth. Thc "ConditionsofSale·in· APRIL 1993 at lOhOO in ThIs 18 a most peculiar statement. ls Namaseb Execution" will lie fur theforenoonatErfNo203, trying to tell the soccer public - especially the sports inspection at the office of -'l'-Tamariskia Townshi p, reporters ",ho were present at tbls match - that the the Deputy Shcrifr "at ( Extension No 1), J'rates executive has no control over lis players. Amateur Wrestling WINDHEOK and at the Swakopmund. It doun't help to Whisper to friends that Pirates Head Office of Plaintirr at CERTAIN: always -lose to Black Africa on penalties and tben Windhoek and Plaintiff., ERF NO 2 03, Attorneys, Fisher. T A M A R [ S KI A Jlnnounce In public the next day that Pirates were Championships Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the T OW N S H [ P ready' to stick to tbe rules. undermentioned address. (EXTENSION NO I) HthJs 15 the case then It Is a problem for the coach THE NAMIBIAN Amateur Wrestling Fed- nie Greyvenslein. ~at.ed at WINDHOEK this SITUATE: who m~st flnise ways of Improving the shooting eration put up a sterling performance al the Silver: Wimpie Bur- 24th day of MARCH 1993 In the Municiaplit y of skills 0 his players. S h . C l e · ger, Andrt du T oil, lan S WAK OP M U ND Decisions about penalty kicks rest solely In the out e rn African oasta hamplonships du Preez, W ouler du FIS HER, QUARMBY & Registration Division "C'. hands orthe organisers and cannot be decided by the staged in Port Elizabeth recently with over PFEIFER The "Condi tions 0 rSale·in· teamS. 500 athletes participating. Preez, NJ Dreyer,Danie Attorneys for Plaintiff Execution" will lie for And to allow these teams to dedde on the date of du Plooy and Hein 108 SWABS Building insp"lction at the office of the replay suggests that the league Is avoiding Its TheNamibianswitha held in Windhoek ne:tt Moslen. Post Street the Deputy Sher iff at WlNDHOEK responslblUty. team of 47 wrestlers, year which is a note- Bronze: Sam AI- SWAKOPMUND and at ,Ref : EP/mh/I 393) the Head Office of Plaintiff rr t h~ Premier League cannot decide OD small returned with 19medals worthy achievement for weendo, Rodney at Windhoek and Plaintiffs matters Uke penaltlesandwhen tostageareplay how in the different age and Namibia. Teanls from Bezuidenhout, Wynan IN THE HIGH COURT OF NAMIBIA Attoroeys, Fisher, can they develop a sound rootball administration? mass categories in hard Madagascar and Mauri- Jacobs, Rudie Koen, Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the I D the matter between: The rules must be applied and teams must expect fought games with wres- tius are aIsoexpected to Reginald Kock, Her SOUTH WEST AFRICAN undermentioned addreS!!. from to stick to them otherwise tbe whole soccer organlsa. tiers Western Prov- compete. manus Louw, Clvisti van BUILDING SOCIETY Datedat WINDHOEKthis tlon will COllapse. inee, Natal, Boland and The medal winners Schalkwyk, JF van Plaintiff and MANFRED 15th day of MARCH 1993 • Meanwhile, the Premier League announced Eastern Province. are: Eeden and Christie ERNST GEIGER yesterday that the new date for thereplay will Innext Tbe next Coastal Gold S~n le Roux, Viljoen. Dcfendant FISHE:R. QUARMBY & PFEIFER Saturday, April 24, at the Independence Stadium at AttoroeYII fo r Plaintiff 17hOO. Ir~Ch~am~p~i ~o~ns~hi~· P~S~W~iI~l~be~~N~i~C~O:J~a~C~O~bs~an~d~Do~n~.~~~~~~~~~~H Notice of Sale in Execution 108 SWABS Building Post Street FANS MUST NOT COMPLAIN WINDHOEK SPORTSHORTS ... SPORT SHORTS •.. Pursuant to a Judgment of (Ref : EP/mM 502) I was surprise to hear on NBC News yesterday that the above Honourable soccer fans had complained about the staging or the Court granted on the 19th INl'HE HIGH COURT OF United victorious day of Febroary 1993, the Easter Tournament ftnal at the Katutura Stadium. NMUBIA following i mmovable Only a few days ago, tbe nry same rans were AFRICAN United In the matter between: tough final. aJties in the semifi- property will be sold WEST complaining to me that the Independence Stadium SOU'J'H AfRICAN clinched the BP Easte r United manager Os- naI. without reserve and BUILDING SOCIETY was too far away and soccer should be brought back SoccerToumament and car 'Mengo' Mwatilefu r-:-:-,------! VGeLstooLs by the Deputy Plaintiff and DAVID to the people. in the process earned SITUATE: Sheriff of the District of BASSON Defendant And what did these people do during the Black described the victory as In the MUniciaplity of WIN DHOEKonThul1lday, themselves a cool RS AtrJca-Orlando Pirates match? They burst Into the "A great achievement WlNDHOEK Registration the22nddayofAPRILI993 Notice of Sale in stadium without paying and so robbed the league of 000, the biggest prize that will remain fresh Division "1'" at 09h30 in the forenOOQ at E:l:ecution much-needed Income. money ever won in the The "ConditionsofSaIe-in_ Erf No 4595, Kbomlllldal in the history of the Execution" will lie for Township, (EKtension No The fans explained afterwards that the queue was Pursuant t.o a J udgment of North, by beating Vol club." United ousted inspection at the office of l),Franc:Street,Windhoek. too long and that they could not stand outside any th e above Honourable cano on penaJties in a Ep~pa Zebras on pen- the Deputy Sh eriff at CERTAIN: longer as tbe match was already well Into the ftrst 20 Court granted on the 6th KEETMANSHOQP and at ERr NO 4595, minutes or the ftrst hall. dayofNovember 1992, the the Head Omoe of Plaintiff K H 0 M A S D A L Perhaps these fans can explain why tbey only following immovable Startling Khan at Windhoek and Plaintiffs TOWNSftlP(EXTENSION property will be sold turned up at the stadium half-an-hour before the Attorneys, f'illher. NO 1) wi thout reserve and klck-orrofthe match If they "don't want to mbs such PAKISTANI quaJifier round in London on Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the SITUATE: VGeLstoots by the Deputy an outstanding game." Zarak Jahan Khan pro Wednesday. undcrmentionedaddress. In the Municill. plity of Sheriff of the District of People should arrive earlier at the stadium rather Dated at WINDHOEK this WINDHOEK Registration duced one of the m OS I The forme r world KEETMANSHOOP on than complaining ofterWHrds that they were kept 24ill day of MARCH 1993 Division "K" Friday, the 26th day of startling results in the waiting outside the stadium because there are onJy number nine showed no The "Conditions ofSa le. in· APRIL 1993at 10hOOinthe two entronces. history of lhe British signs of tiredness as he FISHER, QUARMBY & Execution" will lie for forenoo n in front of the PFEIFER inspection at the office of In conclusion, I Support the view or the NBC TV Open when he beat the won 9-1,9-3,9-Sinonl y Magilltrate's Court. Attorneys for Plaintiff thc Deputy Sheriff at Keetmanshoop News crew that spedal arran~ments should be made former world champion 44 minutes agaiust the 108 SWA BS Building WIN DHEOK and at the CERTAIN: for the press as we cannot afford the tlmeto queue up Rodney Martin in thire! seeded Martin. Post Street Head Officc of Plaintiff at wi th the rans at the gates. ERF NO 140 strnight games inlhe first WINOHOEK Windhoek and Plaintiffs KEETMAN S HO OP (Rd : EP/mM44J) Attorneys, Fisher. TOWNSHIP 16 Friday April 16 1993 THE NAMIBIAN NFA Premier League: Ramblers IUllSt ilUprove against BA To keep league hopes alive ... CONRAD ANGULA DEFENDING champions Ramblers wiU have their chance to maintain a clean league ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::== ..... -----~=:1 record on Sunday when they meet the in , consistent Bla ck Africa in a tough NFA FIXTURES... FIXTURES ... Premier League match at the Katutura Stadium - where the Lively Lions displayed NAMIBIA FOOTBALL such devastating form against arch rivals Orla ndo Pirates last Sunday. ASSOCIATION Ramblers, wQo t)ad 10 defeat is staring them in NFA PREMIER LEAGUE come back from behind the face . to wipe out Mukorob With the form dis SATURDAY, Tigers 3-2in tbeiropen played by the likes of KATUTURA • Civics Fe v. Interatlantic Blue ing le ague outing a fort Kandas Paulinho, the Waters (14hOO); NamseaOrlando Pirates v. Kraatz night ago. did not look ultra-talented Sylvester Welding Eleven Arrows ( 16hOO). impressive when they Goraseb, Eric Quest and INDEPENDENCE - African Stars v. Mukorob went down 3-0 to Pi the dynamic Smithley Peiagic Tigers (18hOO). rates las t weekend. EngeIbrecht wtlo, despile KHORIXAS - Robber Cbanties v. Young OnesFC Rammies, which used wasting some easy (16bOO). to be one of me toughest chances still remaiN one NOMTSaUB - TCL Chief Sanlos v. Prime Press sides to beat in local of the deadliest strikers Liverpool (16bOO). football, were hampered in the country. Tollie van without most of their Wyk andDavid Majiedt SUNDAY, regular players because will have 10 get their act INDEPENDENCE - Civics Fe v. Kraatz Welding of injuries and gave a together. Eleven Arrows (1 2hOO); Namsea Orlando Pirates lacklustre perfonnance. On the other band, v. Interatlantic Blue Waters (14bOO). In addition, their de Ramblers possess two KATUTURA - Black Africa v. Ramblers Fe fe nce which is usually excellent strikers in (16hOO). their main asset and one Joseph Martin and Wit of the most solid in the lie Fredericks who are ERONGO NATIONAL league was allowing silly both capable of bring goals 10 slip pas!. ing down Black Africa. FmST DIVISION The absence of their Last year's runners-up - banned AngoJan goal Young Ones are also SATURDAY, keeper Cbicco expected to collect their KHORIXAS - Indian Pirates v. Namib Woestyn Gonzalves, the safest first full point'> in their (lObOO); Barcelona v. United Stars (12hOO). hands in the coontry, was game away to Robber OUTJO - Pubs Fe v. Super Stars (16bOO). clearly a big problem and Chanties at Khori",as to I~,~~.;::;~:OF HEADS ••• Namsea O rlando Pirates striker Ewald HOeseb Ramblers must look. for morrow. I1 beats Black Africa's midfield wonder boySylvester Goraseb SUNDAY, the right replacement. Young Ones were a aeriel duel during Monday'S exciting Windhoek Lager Ea,,,.,cI KHORIXAS - Barcelona v. Super Stars (llbOO). Their goalie in the unlucky to give away a final tie at the Katutura Stadium. The sides drew ). J. OUTJO - Pubs Fe v. United Stars (thOO). match against Pirates at point to Civics Fe dur KAMANJAB - Green Dangers v. Namib Woestyn last weekend 's 3-0 ing their electrifying . preparation, tbe where. their supponers meeting (llhOO). humiliation was far from derby two weeks ago. Khorixas outfit can look ... Meanwhile, Canyon will be held:lt the Hol y impressive and with a And as their hosts at forward to another gru National First Division Redee mer Roman NSL CASTLE LEAGUE tricky opponent like tbe weekend appear to eling 90 minutes. outfit, Eastern Jumpers, Catholic Church at Black Africa, another be still lacking adequate See full fixtures else- reminds everyone that 14hOO tomorrow. TONIGHT (FRIDAY), HARTI...EYV ALB - Hellenic v. Total- Aces- (2ObOO), SATURDAY, Burbridge Glass BP Seven-A-Side tourney RAND - Iwisa Kaizer Chiefs v. Moroka Swallows (lSbOO). THE popular BP Oil Limited Seven-a-Sid e 22 with thi! drl\w sched· MOID.AKENG - Dynamos v. Urnlata Bucks Handball Tourney uled for Friday. April :! 3 (ISbOO). soccer tournament for companies will be AFTER the success of the 'Handball for All' staged at the SKW Stadium from Friday, at the BP Head Office during lu nch time. SUNDAY, tournament in which 10 teams competed in April 30 to Sunday, May 1. • Conta!.:! persons arc EERSTERUS - Pretoria City v. Lightbody's San the men's section, there is obviously a need The loumamem will be teams will be accommo- Choub van Staden and tos (15hOO). for more competitive handball. contested in two division, dated in the tournament. Michael Townsc both at ORLANDO - Orlando Pirat~ v, Jomo Cosmos Therefore a men's competition - to be known an A Section for winners The closing date for telephone 36 180. during (lSbOO). as the Burbridge Glass HandbaU Tournament - and.re B Section for Josers entries is Thursday, April office hours. BLOEMFONTEIN - Bloemfontein Celtic v. Sun downs ( lShOO). will be staged at the DHPS school fields starting with an entrance fee of r!::.======; at lShOO today to get the new season off'to a good R60 per team. I I QWA-QWA - Fairways Stan: v. Wits University start. The winners of the A (I ShOO). Windies cricket TItis tournament is expected to profe a good Section will walk away DURBAN - Amamlu v. CapeTowu Spurs (15hOO). indication of the strength of teams in the men's with R600 plus a floating PAKlSTAN will complete their lour of th~ West KWA-MASIZA - VaaI Professionals v. O'Alber league this season. With most of teams at peak trophy, with the runners ton CaIlies (15bOO). Indies, captain Wasim AkTamsaid on Wednesday. fitness, can look forward to a ClI:ciling up receiving R400. The The lourists had threatened 10 cancel the rest of RAND - Highland'! Park v. Ratanang ( 15hOO). rans event. w;lUlers of the B Section the tou r, despite drug charges against Wasim and A school tournamenl wiU be held the foHow- wil! earn R300 and a Ihree other players being dropped in ('nenada on For national and International ing weekend with the venue stiD to be fmalised. snield. The runners-up in Monday. sport news read The Namiblan • More details can be obtained from E Sleg- l1:e lOsers section wi\l re- The first of three tCSIS against the Wesl ln dic~ started yesterday. b======LL~m~an~a".,~,.~I:!..2~9~8240~~1~o~,-,H~De~nk~...~a~,-,,=.I~.23~9~48J~ .~c,ei v .: R150 and only 50