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MYSTERY MURDER. A man, who has not been identified yet, was 'mysteriously' THE NAMIBIAN Police will today mark an early Statistics show how the rate murdered in Katutura on Friday and his body dumped at the Katutura graveyard. victory in a battle to smash a new Namibian drugs of traffic is increasing. Dagga The incident was last night confirmed by Namibian Police spokesperson Inspector seizures totalled 215 kilograms syndicate when three people are expected to appear in 1989,450 in 1990 and so far Sean Geyser. Geyser said a man will appear in the Windhoek Magistrates Court in court. this year 90 kilograms have this morning on a charge of murder in connection with the incident. According to been seized by the drugs squad. 1hey were arrested last week, The drugs squad would not police information, the unknown man was murdered by four men near Golgota, So far this year 63 people Katutura, at about 16h30 on Friday. His body was then dumped at the Katutura following a raid on a house in reveal more details of the ar­ have been arrested, compared graveyard, where it was fonnd later by the police (above). One of the alleged Katutura or. Wednesday when rests and the raids as they say to 28 last year. police_nabbed 3 000 Mandrax it is only !he start of a series of Formedy penalties were very murderers was alTested. At the time of going to press, another three suspects were . tablets and .41 kilograms of swoops on a syndicate bring­ still at large. Geyser said it was still not known how the man was murdered. severe, with the mere posses­ marijuana or dagga, worth a ing the drugs into Namibia. sion of dagga having a com­ Photograph: John Walenga. total of Rl16 000. They hope there will soon be pulsory five year sentence. Now ======:::;:======~~------, more arrests, the pendulum has swung the According to police repre­ other way and in a recent case sentative Sean Geyser, the traf­ Media vote; someone found guilty of deal­ Get your act together ficking of drugs into Namibia ing was given a six-month is increasing dramatically. 'st:ntence with three months 'for own He added that the police are suspended, meaning they may also bitter about the small only serve one month. regulation' , 'President tells women sentences handed down by courts. continued on page 3 REPRESENTATIVES of the Namibian media have KATE BURLlNG voted in favour of a sys· tern of 'self-regulation'. IN A NO·NONSENSE call for unity, President Sam The broad spectrum of the Nujoma urged Namibian women's groups to put aside press and electronic media their differences and get down to the business of build· agreed yesterday afternoon to ing a better future. formulate a code of conduct, "You are your own liberators ... you have to pull your acts establish a media council and together, come up with concrete and practical appoint an ombudsman as soon suggestions ... pragmatism must be the order of the day." he said. as possible. Introduced by Local Government and Housing Minister Dr The group will meet within Libertine Amathila, the President addressed a packed hall at the the next week, preferably under Katutura Community centre this weekend to mark International chainnanship of a retired judge, Women's Day. Though the day actually fell on Friday, Nujoma to start work on the code and was keen to contribute to the occasion. the press council. He told an audience of women, diplomats, government offi­ This decision was taken af­ cials and children on Saturday that "no amount of tiillring, ter a seminar on journalistic however well-intentioned, will change~ g, if you are not ethics and standards of jour­ ready and willing to work hard. ' , nalism in Namibia held in Determination was essential to form a " united unmbrella body Windhoek over the weekend. that will recommend to the government what issues need to be The event was sponsored by addressed", said the President. SCORES of banners covering a range of women's issues were in evidence at two Namibia Peace Plan and the Referring to the protracted quarrels between various women's events over the weekend to mark International Women's Day. See also report, page continued on page3 continued on page3 S. Photograph: Kate Burting ...... ,...... Bottle Store Tel. (061) 61562 .. 'Supermarket 61562 • ~l1til(!) Super Save 61999 •le Special Price 215420 •.. Shop Elago & Butchery 215420 p ('1'1"..0, • ~ . •~ t:;J..~ •.. ,G ,. ,; ~eople &tt~ Store " '.&2348 ' •= Tel. (061) 227421 (home) • Phone us at any of our shops in Katutura PO Box 7290, Katutura, Republic of Namibia •~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII •••I.III.IIIII.IIIIII ••• I ••• 2 :.Mond~y . March 1.1" .1991 ,', .1'HE'HAMIBIAN

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AN 'action-oriented' non-governmental organisation, which will sh'ive for a free press in the southern Mrican region, was formed in Windhoek last week. . The Media Institute for the Zimbabwe press agency, Southern Africa (Misa) came Ziana, that the Zimbabwe jour­ into being after a group of nalists' union had already journalists from various sanctioned the proposed Insti ­ SAOCC countries met in Stock­ tute. holm last year and again in As part of the progranune of Windhoek last week where it action for 1991, members of . was resolved to establish Misa. the interim governing council 1be organisation received an are to return to their countries early boost with the announce­ ment by Vicent Chikwari of continued on page 6

REPRESENTA TIVES of the Namibian media yesterday formed a task force to draw up a code of ethics, establish a media council and appoint an ombudsman. The move followed a three day seminar on ethics and standards of . journalism in Namibia. Pictured during a panel discussion earlier in the day are, from left: Advertiser editor, Crooks posing as Hannes Smith; NPP's Peter Koep, who acted as chairperson; editor of The Namibian, Gwen Lister; Windhoek Observer editor, Ted Magill; editor of the Namibian Nachrichten, Hartmut Rodenwoldt; and Ewert Benade of Die Suidwester. " cops rob couple POLICE at Otjiwarongo Nobody had been arrested are investigating a case of yet. The investigation is con­ armed r obbery after Mr tinuing. Namibia, this is your future and Mrs Toit Kriel of the farm Rusweg 4 near NAMIBIA is to learn the Namibia in preparing for this users are proposed, while tele­ erty, unemployment, illiteracy Otjiwarongo were held at Government's plans for its document. phone links and automatic and landlessness on top of a gunpoint and robbed of future today, when Prime Some of the dramatic new exchanges for the north are fragile environment and too cash and firearms. Minister Hage Geingob moves planned for the coming "progressing well". much economic dependency, Police spokespersonlnspec- organisations in Namibia and puts his white paper to the months are outlined in this Ten comnnmal towns are set both. on resources such as dia­ torSean Geyser said tbree men their failure to act as a united paper, as well as the Govern­ to become municipalities soon monds that could run out and armed with a pistol, a panga front, Nujoma said: " It is only National Assembly. His ment's overall strategy for and 40 000 houses need to be on South Africa. and a stick, entered the Kriel' s through collective effort, both paper tells the country: reversing Namibia's legacy of built this year, so the Govern­ In his introduction to the home and posed as policemen from the government and "The Government will division and under-develop­ ment also proposed to help set pater, Geingob states that there investigating a case of illegal women's organisations that the provide opportunities and ment. up Namibian building materi­ will be more "consumption" dealing in diamonds. present sad state of affairs will conditions within which all The document says that als industries. to meet NannDians' basic needs, TIle three inlruders allegedly be reversed for the better." Namibians will have an op­ Cabinet has these priorities: The introduction to the pa­ but adds that restraint is needed. pointed a pistol at the couple, It was women's responsibil- portunity to prosper. catalyzing the economy, cut­ per explains that these are part Despite the bid to redress tied their hands behind their ity to orgainse seminars, work- ting the wide difference in of a bid to improve the econ­ the econanlY, he warns: "It is backs and robbed them of a shops and door-to-door visits "To take advantage ofthese incomes paid to diffel'Clll groups omy NariJibia inherited at birth. not the policy of this Govern­ radio, R120 in cash, a 7,9 mm to other women and to con- opportunities, Namibians will and, thirdly, cutting and redi­ This means widespread pov- ment to provide handouts". rifleanda.38specialrevolver. vince men of-women's role in have to work hard. " recting Government spending. ...------'------'------1 their country's development. The white paper outlines the Among the plans mentioned The President assured the Government's plans to restruc­ in the paper are a new identity audience that his government ture the economy and to move card for all Namibians and a would formulate policies to away from the legacy of apart­ computerized population reg­ ensure " oppression and exploi­ heid and South Africa's long ister. tation of women do not fin~ a occupation. It was issued at Prisons are being reorien­ habitat in this country" but the National Assembly last Fri­ tated towards rehabilitation. A insisted that " you must come day. draft labour code is set to be up with practical ideas." The Plime Minister's office, ready by the middle of this 1be most important step was all 18 ministries and the Na­ month. self-confidence, the President tional Planning Commission, The Ministry of Education stressed. the Attorney General and the and Culture will stage a con­ You must consider and see Auditor GeneraPs office all ference in Etosha next month yourselves as full human beings, made contributions. on moving the education sys­ men's equals, and capable of , Geingobhas also held many tem to change subjects and doing the same things that men meetings and travelled some switch the focus onto the learner. do." 17 000 kilometres around New systems of taxing road He paid tribute to the role of women in Namibia's libera­ tion struggle, whether in exile, Farmer commits suicide at home or on the battlefield. 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Ted Magill, the Windhoek Geyser explained that it is Observer; Joe Putt, Namibia very difficult to control drugs FOR SALE Broadcasting Corporation; traffic: "No border control has Hartmut Roc.tenwoldt, Namibia ever been effective. We would Modern Technology Nachrichten; Hans Feddersen, have to check every metre of Swedish International Devel­ Allgemeine Zeitung; Carol Dagga and mandrax are the the bomer as well as aeroplanes opment Authority (Sida) and Kotze, The Times; Ewert main drugs smuggled in for and so on." for printing ieatured speakers from vari­ Benade, The Suidwester. sale to Namibians. Dagga According to the police, ous southern African countries, The panel also agreed that mainly comes from South crimes related to drugs are also letterheads, as well as the Swedish Press both the news agency, Nampa, . Africa and in this case infor­ rising, includng house-break­ Ombudsman and the vice presi­ and the proposed government mation suggests it is from ing and violent crime related business cards, dent of the Swedish Union of newspaper, New Era, should Transkei, where one of those to the ·drugs syndicates. Both Journalists. be represented on the commit­ arrested in the latest swoop mandrax and dagga can easily After a panel discussion tee. comes from become habits. invitations, stickers, involving the majority of Announcing that agreement Mandrax, here in the form The main way police track Namibian media, a decision had been achieved on a code of of tablets called "Hitlers" or down the drugs is through tip­ etc. Will assist in was taken in favour of self­ conduct, ombudsman and press "Germans" because of the otIs from members of the public, regulation of the press. council, NPP Chairman Peter small swastika on them, is only said drug squad officers. training Repre,sented on the panel Koep said an anonymous illegal in South Africa and Infonnation can be given on were ehris Jacobie, Die Re­ member of the audience had Namibia and so is freely avail­ (061) 225441 during office publikein; Gwen Lister, The offered to fund a meeting be­ able from other countries, hours or 10111 outside. People serious investor Namibian; Kaomo-Vijanda tween media representatives and notably Zambia. The illegal do not have to give their iden- . Tjombe, Namibia Today; government to sort out prob­ substance in it is a depressant tity, although there are rewards Tel: 223916 Hannes Smith, 1be Advertiser, lemsand queries. or downer called Methaqualone. if information is useful. 4 Monday March 11 1991 THE -NAMIBIAN

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oc ange comp aint continued from page 4 * Meanwhile, hundreds of shals and a suspected police­ never publicly accuse their women braved a three-hour man in civilian clothes who tormentors .. downpour in central Johan­ had allegedly drawn a gun and * And at the United Nations amibian women nesburg on Friday evening to threatened the crowd. in New York, women marked march in celebration of the day * In London Arnnesty Inter­ International Women's Day by and to highlight violence against national used the day to draw complaining of sexism in the KATEBURLlNG women. attention to the "barbaric" 159-nation body. 'Their protest was against rape treatment of women prisoners Since 1945 only two women AFTER a year of independence practically nothing had been done to improve the and all other forms of vio­ in more than 40 nations. The had headed top UN agencies situation of this country's women, according to a joint statement by Namibian lence. But the march was al­ human rights groups said jail­ and both were serving now, women's groups on International Women's Day. most marred when a scuffle ers often raped women prison­ the women said. broke out between ANC mar- ers knowing their victims would Sapa-Reuter-AFP The statement, whichrepre­ with banners and posters call­ find a male member of the sented the views of more than ing attention to a number of family to apply on their be­ a dozen women's organisations, women's concerns. half." was delivered twice during the In the Tintenpalast gardens The statement continued: weekend - at a rally held in the the women were addressed by "All of us suffer under tradi­ Tintenpalast gardens on Fri­ the Speaker of the National tional or Roman-Dutch law day and at a meeting in Katu­ Assembly Dr Moses Tjiten­ which reduces us to the same NCllrlibia [hewerics Lill-liLecl . tura Community Centre on dero who urged Namibian status as children and which • Saturday attended by President women to "get on the agenda gives our fathers or husbands . Namibia Breweries Limited is a major Namibian Company SamNujoma. of agencies and institutions or brothers the right to take providing employment to approximately 400 local It declared women were "not which set policies and provide decisions for us. They decide prepared to be subservient to funds for development". where we shall live and how residents at our ultra-modern brewery in the Northern men any longer" and said until Private Sector Foundation we shall behave. And if we Industrial Area of Windhoek. In our quest for the highest the Consitution's affirmative . Acting Director Miriam True­ earn money, they decide how meaningful quality of our human resources, we are now action clauses were translated body read the women's joint our wages will be spent." into practical realities, "they statement before Tjitendero' s, A host of women's organ~ looking to fill our vacant position of: will not amount to very much' '. speech, and highlighted the root isations, currently involved in It was "relatively easy to of Namibian women's griev- steering committe meetings INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN AND insert sentences in a Constitution ances. aimed at creating an umbrella which are suppoGed to grant " We comprise more than bod y, were involved in writing TECHNICIAN: ELECTRICAL women equal rights", said the half the total population and the statement. 1be CCN, Swapo, statement. The women called we do nearly two thirds of all DTA, Namibian Federation of Reporting to the Manager: Engineering the above for the amendment of tax laws the work. Yet we receive only Business and Professional positions assume full responsibility for the smooth penalizing mwed women, and one-tenth of this country's Women, the Namibian paid maternity leave for all. A income and we own less than Women's Association (Nawa), operation and installation of all electrical/electronical massive increase in the gov­ one-hundredth of this coun­ the NPF, the Narnibian Inde­ equipment of our brewery. If you a re a qualified artisan/ ernment's provision of creches try's property," Truebody said. pendent Party, Nudo, Sister, technician and have extensive relevant experience, and educare centres was also Tuming to the plight of rural Swanu of Namibia, Women of demanded. women, she told the audience: Namibia, Women's Solidarity please apply in confidence to: The statement was first heard "Our peasant sisters are known and the Women Peasants' and Namibia Breweries Ltd on Friday afternoon following to do most of the actual work Workers' Organisation called a march from the centre of in agriculture. Yet they cannot with one voice on their sisters Aft: Nie ls Serre r Windhoek to Parliament. own land nor obtain permis­ to join the struggle for equal Though not particularly well sion to use communal land in rights' 'not only on paper but PO Box 206, Windhoek 9000 attended, the march was bright their own right; they have to also in our daily lives". or telephone 62915 x 2022 . \lIU Nc1111,biJ Brewel'ies Li III i Led Namibia Breweries Limited is a producer of quality beverages in Namibia. Situated in the Northern Industrial Area" of Windhoek the company employs more than 400 people. In our quest for the highest mepningflJl qual~ty in everything we do, we are also particular about the quality of our human r~sources. We are now looking for a person . to fill our existing vacancy of ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT in our Administration/Finance Department. Reporting to the Accountant: Management th.e person will be fully responsible for the costing of inputs to our products. 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where they will meet with the together joumalists to deal with Court turns down bid for members of the media and problems facing the media in urge them to affiliate to Misa. the region; collecting informa­ At a press conference yes­ tion and monitoring develop­ terday, Gwen Lister, editor of ments and problems facing the The Namibian, as acting chair­ media; acting where violations release of right-wingers' person, and Methaetsile Leep­ of freedom of the press had ile, Editor of Mmegi/fhe occurred; encouraging an ex­ Reporter in Botswana, briefed change of ideas on media-re­ THE Windhoek High Court on Friday rejected an the high treason trial jumped De Jager, representing Tietz, tl:J.e press on the background to lated issues through meetings, application for the release of four right-wingers who bail and fled the country. Kleynhans and Montgomery, and formation of the new or­ .workshops, publications and face charges ranging from high treason to housebreak­ Defence counsel for the four argued that their clients should be released. They maintained ganisation. seminars; facilitating the train­ ing and theft. accused last week argued that Lister said that under the ing of journalists through at­ the statements made by their that the state had failed to prove auspices of the Swedish Inter­ tachments and mutual exchange Presiding judge, Justice ernment last year. They were clients in the lower court when its case beyond reasonable national Development Author­ programmes; forming links with Bryan 0 'Lino, said there was a also allegedly involved in the they applied for bail should be doubt. ity (Sida) a meeting had taken similar organisations outside strong possibility that the four theft of weapons and ammuni­ scrapped. Justice O'Linn said on Fri­ place in Stockholm in April the region; and liaising with could be found guilty in terms tion from the police arsenal in Louis Botes, representing De day that the evidence presented last year between journalists government and non-govern­ of the evidence the court had Windhoek on July 9 last year. Klerk, argued that his client in the court was enough to from six countries in the south­ ment organisations. heard. Josef Kleynhans, Uwe Kleynhans was heavily had not been properly informed convict the accused on some ern Africa region. Membership would be open Tietz, Abraham de Klerk and implicated during the trial as of his rights before he made charges. It had been decided in prin­ to all practising journalists in Robin Montgomery. stand having played a leading role in his statement and as a result He rejected the application ciple that an organisation which the region at the cost of the accused of having planned to the planned coup. Earlier this had incriminated himself. for their release and postponed worked towards a free press in local equivalent of 10 US dol­ overthrow the Namibian. gov- year, five of the co-accused in Herman Oosthuizen and PJJ the trial to a later date. southern Africa should be cre­ lars a year. Affiliation by large ated. organisations would cost the The journalists, facilitated equivalent of lOO US dollars a again by Sida, met in Wind­ year. hoek from March 6 to 8 and a Lister v.,oas elected chairper­ 'Journalists must get decision was taken to officially son of the interim governing launch Misa. council, and together with Represented at the meeting Mmegi's Leepile and Ndimara were journalists from both state­ Tegambwage, Editor of Radi owned and private media in Magazine, Tanzania, will make own house in order... ' several countries, namely, up the interim managing com­ Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, mittee. Zimbabwe, Mozambique and The committee members AS a young country which had opted for a democratic put forth ideas and to protect Hamutenya added that while Tanzania. added that as soon as member­ political system, Namibia was committed to freedom of their sources of information, , , it was true that anyone could Lister said the journalists had ship drives had been under­ the media. This was said by Information and Broadcast­ he continued. become a journalist, journal­ noted widespread infringements . taken in their countries, elec­ ing Minister, Hidipo Hamutenya, at the opening of a Hamutenya said as the coun­ ists were still striving to be­ of press freedom in the region; tions would take place for the try approached the first anni­ come members of a recogni­ had noted that the majority of governing council of Misa, seminar on journalistic ethnics and standards of jour­ versary of independence, there sed profession. " Our profes­ journalists in southern Africa which would be composed of nalism in Namibia on Friday night. had been' 'no case of prosecu­ sion cannot achieve that status believed in a free flow of news one representative each from Thanking ,both Namibia Namibia has no intention tion of any media practitioners without ethical standards," he and information; had taken note SADCC countries. Peace Plan and Swedish whatsoever to regiment ' in this country nor has there added. of problems facing the media Efforts will be made over Ambassador Sten Rylander for thoughts or to interfere with been any attempt to formulate The Minister continued that in this region, which ranged the next few weeks to reach making the seminar a reality, the existence of multiple and or put forth a law about media to acquire professionalism from a lack of trained journal­ out to those countries pres­ Hamutenya added that the free­ autonomous initiatives regard­ censorship .. " required a system which will ists to a lack of facilities; and ently not represented in the dom of the media was one of illg the ownership and opera­ He said that there was an "salvage the profession and had also noted the need for an interim governing council. the fundamental rights en­ t~C)n (Jf the mass media in this ongoing debate about the stan­ stem the influx of quacks and initiative on the part of jour­ trenched in the constitution country". dards of journalism in Namibia imposters who may want to nalists themselves to solve The full interim governing under Article 21. "Accordingly, Namibia's On one side, there was heated invade and bastardise the pro- problems concerning the me­ council is: Vincent Chikwari, He reassured the media that media practitioners have the criticism by those who claimed fession". . dia. Ziana, Harare, Zimbabwe; 0 "as such, the Government of unrestricted right to publish or the media were makinga ,"While the Government of For these reasons, the group Makani Kabweza, Editor Moto 'clumsy job of the profession' , Namibia has neither the desire had resolved to form an Insti­ M~gazine, Zimbabwe; Julio and further that 'the level of nor the legal right to dictate to tute which would remove ob­ Bica, Diario de Mocambique; objectivity, accuracy and the the country's media practitio­ stacles hindering the free flow Omar Bawazir, Editor Uhuru balance in presentation of facts ners to adopt regulatory mecha­ of information in the region. and Mzalendo newspapers, and issues leaves a, lot to be nisms regarding the practice Mmegi 's Leepile told the Tanzania; Stanley Mulenga, desired', of journalism in this country, press that Misa would be head­ Times of Zambia; Methaetsile The Information Minister it believes that such mecha­ quartered in Windhoek yvith Leepile, Editor Mmegi, emphasised that the media must nisms will give the profession branches in all southern Afri­ Botswana; Ndimara Tegamb­ take it upon themselves to a standing equal to those of can capitals. wage, Editor, Radi Magazine, protect the profession, urging other professional bodies in Lister said the aims of the Tanzania; and GwenLister, The the necessity for them to work this country" . Institute included bringing Namibian. out some mechanism of self­ Hamutenya said his Govem­ regulation without the inter­ ment believed that a voluntary Episode 7: "The Brothers ferenced of the Government, mechanism for seif regulation Cleaver" On the other side, there were was more flexible thanlegisla­ Trapped in a runaway bull­ voices raised to say that criti­ tion. dozer, Oliver destroys a very cism of the media were ' 'noth­ It supported the initiative but expensive home. ing but a thinly disguised at­ would refrain from dictating 20hOS: , Life goes On tempt to interfere with the the terms and manner in which Episode 4: "Break a leg Mom" exercise of the freedom of the it should be worked out. 2Oh55: Filler media in the country", and He finally called on the 17h58: Programme 21hOb: News PICTURED at the opening of the weekend seminar on that there was consequently no , Narnibian media to "make their Schedule 21h30: The Jewel in the ethics and standards in Namibianjournalism are, from need for any mechanism, vol­ contribution to building the 18hOO: News Crown left, Information and Broadcasting Minister Hidipo untary or legal, to detail the Namibia of our dreams, a united, 18hOS: Take One Episode 3: "Questions of Hamutenya; Swedish Ambassador Sten Rylander; and rigHts, obligations and duties justice-upholding and truly free 18hl0: Sesame Street Loyalty" Namibia Peace Plan's Peter Koep. of the media. nation". An educational programme for Hari Kumar, still keeping his pre-schoolers. vow of silence, remains in prison 19h10: Namibia Inter Sport on suspicion of rape, 19h4S: The new Leave it to 22h22: Smithsonian World Beaver "The Last Flower" 'Criticism a healthy pursuit' TODAY'S WEATHER THE process which led to an for the SADCC countries", over the policies and actions of tent and ethical mass media, effective and ethical press was Rylander continued that the the incoming government ... '. he believed that the media in THE Weather Bureau's detailed forecast for today: not achieved ovemight, but inciependence, freedom of the The Namibian Govemment Namibia was not realising its • Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers but remained dynamic and con­ press had been pfO'.rided for in had therefore made it clear that own potential and in many cases flne and hot in the south. tinuous, Swedish Ambassador the Namibian constitution. constructive and infonned criti­ had given precedence to ' tak­ '. Coast: partly cloudy and cool with fog patches overnight. to Namibia, Sten Rylander, said Further this view had been cisIJl of their actions was a ing full advantage of the situ­ Light showers are expected along the central and north coast. in his opening address te:' a upheld by the Minister of In­ healthy pursuit which was an ation' rather than 'showing a * Wind: moderate north-westerly to south-westerly but fresh seminar on journalistic ethics formation, Hidipo Hamutenya, integral part of nation-build­ degree of creativity and a sense south westerly in the south. and standards ofjournalism on who had said at a seminar on ing, Rylander added. of responsibility'. Friday evening. March 6 last year: "The policy What was of importance Rylander added that editors The Ambassador said the of the incoming government is today was the 'positiveness' he had talked to had pointed ethics seminar followed a Sida­ to give the press, v.hich is largely aspect, and the fact that Na­ out that the standard of jour­ sponsored SADCC seminar for privately-owned, wide freedom mibia's mass media nmst chart nalism in Namibia was ad­ DUE to a shortage of space in today's newspaper, The journalists which had just led to advance the public interest its own course. The Ambassa­ versely affected by a press which i to the establishment of a Media by serving the agencies of social dor said he saw no evidence in had a history of political parti­ full Namibian is unable to bring a report on the weekend Institute for Southern Africa change, as a forum fer exchange Namibia of the Government sanship. Namibia should not seminar on ethics and standards in Namibian journal­ (Misa) " which will go a long of ideas, and indeed, as a source backtracking when it came to consider itself unique in this ism. What editors ofNamibian newspapers and visiting way towards producing a di­ of entertainment, education and freedom of the press. respect, although the libera­ . journalists had to say will be reported on further during versified free and effective press information, We expect the While the growth of a young tion struggle had been long the week. and a better quality of media media to serve as watchdog democracy required a compe- and bitter, he said. THE NAMIBIAN Monday March 11 1991 7

AROUND THE WORLD I • Saddam used mustard gas 46 die in SA clashes JOHANNESBURG: At least 46 people have died in countrywide political violence since Thursday, 33 over the weekend in Alex­ on rebels claim Shi'ites andra alone, police said yesterday. The death toll in Alexanclra township rose throughout yester­ NICOSIA: The United States was reported yesterday to have drawn up plans to bomb any Iraqi unit that unleashes day with police frequently finding bodies in the wake of clashes between ANC and Inkatha supporters on Friday and Saturday. chemical weapOns on rebels. Kurdish guerrillas in the forefront of the Iraqi unrest claimed to have captured six At least 50 people were injured in the fighting said SA Police northern cities. Heavy fighting also reportedly continued raging in the south. Troops loyal to President Saddam liaison officer Colonel Johan Mostert yesterday evening. Hussein were battling Shi'ite Muslim militants and army deserters throughout the region around Basra. He confumed the death toll in the township had risen to 33 after Also yesterday, US Secre­ not met with advisers to dis­ In an effort to help the rebel­ dam's authority may be disin­ police had discovered more bodies yesterday. A youth had also tary of State James Baker met cuss the options. lious forces, some of the tegrating in the aftermath of been killed in a petrol bomb attack on police yesterday. - Sapa. with more Gulf state officials US and Allied forces report­ American soldiers in Iraq are his defeat by the Allies who to plan closer co-operation after edly occupy 20 per cent of providing the insurgents with ousted Iraqi forces from Ku­ the war with Iraq. Iraqi territory and operate freely guns and ammunition, US wait. Kenyan lawyer Former prisoners of war were in its airspace. military intelligence officers Iran's President Hashemi among US soldiers who headed The Shi'ite opposition ac­ said Saturday. Rafsanjani expressed concern speaks out home from the Gulf yesterday. cused Saddam on Friday of Iraqi opposition spokesmen on Iran's state radio yesterday The New York Times, quot­ using mu stard gas against reb­ claimed again that the insur­ about what he called the NAIROBI: The new leader of Kenyan lawyers' organization ing US government officials, els in southern Iraq. US offi­ rection is spreading. "uprising and extensive war began his tenure with a call for political pluralism and the said the National Security cials voiced scepticism about The claims could not be inside Iraq. " He urged Baghdad abolition of detention without charge or trial. Council on Friday recom­ the claim but warned Iraq ear­ confirmed independently, since to cooperate with the rebels: Paul Muite was addressing colleagues and members of the mended air attacks if poison lier in the week not to use most foreign reporters were , , As the people continue to be judiciary on Saturday night, a few hours after he was elected gas is used against civilians. chemical weapons because they expelled from Iraq on Friday put down, the difficulty will chairman of the Law Society of Kenya. One official told the Times suspected Baghdad might be and Saturday. get more complicated. " - Sapa­ He said the greatest danger to public security in Kenya was the that President George Bush has planning such an action. But if. they are true, Sad- AP. government itself. "It can remove that danger by adhering to the constitution, both in theory and in practice," Muite said. - Sapa­ AP. Malan and 80 injured in Israel Huge demo calls for JER us ALEM: Israeli troops shot and wounded 80 Palestinians in the CCB violent clashes on Saturday in Rafah refugee camp in the occu­ pied Gaza Strip, Arab sources said. PRETORIA: Minister of De­ The clashes erupted when soldiers entered the camp while fence General Magnus Malan Gorby 's resignation knew about the existence of residents were praying in the mosque. Demonstrators hurled stones at the Israeli troops, who ordered the CCB as early as Decem­ closure of the mosque and dispersed the crowd by opening fire MOSCOW: An estimated half-million people shouted "Resign, resign" outside the ber 1988, according to docu­ and using tear gas, the sources said. Kremlin walls yesterday demanding that Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and ments handed in at the Pre­ toria Supreme Court on Eighty people were shot and wounded, including 20 in the his fellow Communists give up power. mosque compound, the sources said. Another 150 were suffering Thursday. from tear gas inhalation, while troops arrested 50. - Sapa-AFP A mostly over-40 crowd, on next Sunday's national ref­ various democratic groups Beeld newspaper reported estimated at 400 000-500 000 erendum, saying it must be behind Y eltsin, ' , she said. on Fiiday that one of the docu­ people, filled the huge Ma­ transformed from a vote on the " That will be the beginning. " ments had been signed by Play banned in Kenya nezh Square next to the Krem­ future of the union into an Historian Yuri Afanasiev Malan himself, but in a dra­ !in with shouts and determina­ expression of llO-Confi~ce in called on the crowd to form matic turn, he strongly de­ . NAIROBI: The Kenyan government has banned a student pro­ tion to resist the restoration of the Comm1lni:;t lelLdership. "Democratic Russia" organi­ nied knowledge of the con­ duction of Italian playwright Dario Fo's "Can't Pay: Won't dictatorship in the So';iet Un­ "They've led the bountry to zations where they work as a . tents of the documents. Pay", apparently on political grounds. ion. catastrophe, " Popov said. counter to the Comnrunist Party The documents were The play, about a group of housewives who refuse to pay for They shouted approval when Hundreds held posters and and the start of a united front handed in as evidence in the goods as prices soar, was due to have opened in Nairobi on democratic activists called for banners echoing that opinion. against hard-liners. application of three CCB Wednesday. But producers of the play, being staged by the support for Russian President White, red ,and blue flags of Democratic activists organi­ members, who are claiming Nairobi University Theatre Workshop in a joint venture with the Boris Yeltsin in his dangerous pre-revolutionary Russia flut­ sed similar protests across RI,' million from Malan, Italian Cultural Centre, said on Thursday a government official political battle against Gor­ tered in the sunshine. Russia yesterday, in cities from head of the SADF General had told them it could not be staged because it was political. bachev. "We demand a government Vladivostok on the Pacific , Kat Liebenberg and acting The government refused to grant the licence necessary to stage Yeltsin has called for Gor­ without Cominunists ~ we've Ooean to Leningrad 011 the Baltic head of the Security Forces the production. bachev's resignation and re- . had enough blood," read a Sea. Colonel Malcolm Kinghorn, In January, the government banned performances of a work by placement by the Federation poster carried by 41-year-old Demonstrations were re­ on the basis of service con­ dissident Kenyan authors Ngugi wa Thiongo and Ngugi wa Mirii Council, which includes the Nina Vantonyuk, an economist ported in Novoskibirsk and tracts concluded with them and of a stage adaption of British author George Orwell' s satirical presidents of the 15 republics. whose mother left the Com­ Smolensk but no crowd esti­ over a CCB tlnancial and per­ novel "Animal Farm. " . Moscow Mayor Gavriil munist Party last ye!'.r. mates were available. - Sapa­ sonnel plan. Popov called for "no" votes ''Today we are trying to unite AP. Sapa.

Chinese warlord another manse resident, Katiza Cebekhulu, had been raped by visits US Witness in Mandela case Verryn. Bizos questioned Kgase about his first night at the manse, TAIPEI, Taiwan: Chang Hsueh-liang, the Chinese warlord who when Verryn and another man kidnapped Nationalist Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek 55 years grilled about Rev Verryn joined him in a double bed he ago, left yesterday for the United States on his first overseas trip was told to sleep on. in more than five decades. JOHANNESBURG: Defence by political upheaval in the He said he had delayed on the He agreed Verryn's action of Chang, 89, known as the "Young Marshal," kidnapped Chiang advocate George Bizos on Fri­ townships. During his testimony advice of Verryn but rejected tickling him when the three men in 1936 in Xian, central China, to force the Nationalist leader to day relentlessly questioned a Kgase was asked more than once Bizos' submission that the priest woke in the morning was shelve his anti-communist campaign and join the Communists to witness whose allegations - if why he had put up with the abuse had attempted to smother the strange. "I told him not to do it oppose a Japanese invasion of China. proved accurate - will probably at the hands of people who lived allegations of homosexual mis­ again," Kgase said. Chiang had insisted that the internal Communist threat had to land Winnie Mandela with a at s Mandela's house. "I had no conduct at the Orlando West Bizos suggested Verryn had a be eliminated first. lengthy jail sentence. option... I was very, very manse. habit of organising sleeping ar­ Slowing the offensive against the Communists helped them Bizos, who almost 30 years scared," he said. Kgase's explanation was that rangements so newcomers spent regroup, but a major factor in the Communists' later victory was ago defended Nelson Mandela ~oliswa Falati, her daughter a SA Council of Churches' crisis their first night at the manse with their strong identification with the anti-Japanese struggle, which in the historic trial that resulted Mompwnelelo Falati and John committee's investigations into the priest and Tom Nkosi on a attracted many Chinese who suffered at hands of the Japanese in life imprisonment for the Morgan are accused with Man­ Mandela had been in progress double bed. Some newcomers invaders. ANC leader, set about in his at­ dela of kidnapping and assault­ and Verryn had suggested not would thereafter continue sleep­ tempt to discredit the testimony ing the three men and Stompie. reporting to the police until the ing with Verryn and Nkosi while of key witness and complainant All four have pleaded not guilty comm ittee's work was done. others would immdiately sleep Tie me kangeroo Kenneth Kgase and prove Man­ to the charges. Kgase admitted Kgase, who told the court he elsewhere, Bizos said. dela's innocence. on Friday that he had waited five knew nothing about homosexu­ Kgase said he had noticed down sport Kgase last week alleged Man­ weeks after escaping from the ality and was therefore not in a these events but denied being dela and members of her notori­ Diepkloof house on January 7 position to pass judgement on aware of any homosexual inter­ action at the manse. The trial ALICE SPRINGS Australia: Aborigines attacked three police­ ous Mandela Football Qub before reporting to the police the the subject, said he had done continues today. - Sapa. men with frozen kangaroo tails in a remote Northern Territory (MFC) bodyguard repeatedly alleged crimes he witnessed. nothing when Falati told him towri and then ate the evidence, a court was told on Friday. punched and sjambokked him, Senior Constable Mark Coffey told Alice Springs Court that Thabiso Mono, Gabriel Pelo Mekgwe and Stompie Seipei the three officers were attacked Thursday by 15 aborigines because they refused to admit carrying frozen kagaroo tails bought at a local store. involvment in hdhlosexual rela­ The officers, who were also pelted with rocks, suffered cuts and tions with a white priest. bruises but were not seriously injured, Coffey said. He told the court he and the Six men were arrested and charged with assault. others were abducted on Decem­ But a police spokesman said the kangaroo tails won't be ber 29, 1988, from the Orlando introduced as evidence because it is believed they were eaten by West Methodist Church manse the aborigines after the alleged attack. where he lived with the Rev Paul Kangaroo tails are considered a dietary staple for many of Verryn and a nwnber of young

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Brist In 113 110 Suncrsh 27500 28500 27500 Tedeiex 220 Pdc 70 70 Anglos 10000 10200 10000 Compass 35 SunBop 2400 24S0 2425 Ventron 2050 Pre.med 120 120 Angvaal 5000 Confed 1450 Transun 270 275 Voltex 130 PramedI 2,Scd 120 S Angvaal L. 2800 3000 2800 Di.. 20 BuDdha/! and Construction EnglneerlDg Sa Drug 190 195 190 Angvaal-n­ 5000 5200 Equikor 9 10 10 A Aipha 2450 Abercom 95 100 100 Twins 220 250 Avhold 500 Faircap 35 Baarcad 260 265 Afrox 5525 5550 P r iotlng a Dd PublIJb Avhold Pp 470 490 Fenix 420 450 Bsg 32 Beannan ,300 350 300 Charter 2950 3025 2960 GFProp 550 600 550 Bsi 22 22 Berzack 815 CONT. ON NE~T. ~AGE ~ .c. *'~~ ... ./ J THE NAMIBIAN Monday March 11 1991 9 1 1 I I =1 1-1 I~ Ia.1-~~ ~ 1" ~e~ ~ tel ~ I~~

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Today's quotations for unit trusts: Argus 1450 1400 Milston SO 70 Transportation Disptch 110 120 Music. Cd 250 Cargo ISO 160 Litho 26 OK 1350 1375 1350 Luer 120 140 General Equity Funds: Penrole 40 Penpin lIS 110 Lonrail 18 Allegro 97,23 90,34 5,11 Perabel 575 575 Pepgro 3800 Mobile 1600 BOEGrowth 114,45 106,47 n/a Pubhold 40 Pepkor 7800 Putco 105 110 105 Fedgro 106,82 99,32 n/a Solchem 35 ' Pep 2800 3000 Racy 43 44 Guardbank: Growth TML 1000 Pikwik 1225 1250 1250 Trencor 6500 1959,20 1829,08 5,50 Steel aad Allied Piclrnpay 2525 2550 Unitran 525 Momentum 191,15 178,02 7,02 Cmi 610 625 610 Reggiea , 26 UnitranI 6pccd 575 600 Metfund 150,90 140,61 5,96 Hiveld 1390 1415 1410 Sanlic 26 Development CapItal NBS Hallmark n/a n/a n/a Locor IS6 187 186 Scoclik 300 310 310 Aida 23 Usko ISO 200 ISO Score 555 570 Aimark. 20 NorwichNBS n/a n/a n/a Uskol4pccp ISO 165 ISO Shield 80 SS 80 Anjet 7 7 Old Mutual Investors 2259,42 2099,16 5,38 RetaDen aad WIaoleoalen Shoprit 410 400 BlOOM 22 Safegro 109,04 101,80 8,42 Acrem 65 Smart 200 200 Bloktec 10 Sage 1953,71 1814,80 5,46 Aroma IS Speclty 525 500 Choice IS Akj 40 Storeco 1050 1000 Cfc 500 600 Sanlam 1380,30 1287,00 4,74 Autoqip 45 45 Teljoy 200 220 Dpf-inv 60 Sanlam Index 1092,00 1017,76 5,31 Bergers 235 Tradgro 140 145 Dpf-unit 90 Southern Equity 140,99 131,67 6,02 Bettrad 60 Trgr 13pc Cd 140 Enrol 50 Standard 935,28 877,25 8,19 Boymans 130 Trsr 13pc Qed 140 Hyperet 15 Cashbil 380 400 380 Tradhld Syfrets Growth 207,71 70 70 Lanchem 3 5 194,14 6,14 Clicks 1500 1500 Tradhldl3pccd SS Lyntex 12 15 UAL 1685,98 1577,12 6,60 Cnagalo 2425 2450 Tradhldl3acd SO Macmed 11 Specialist Equity Funds: Cumow 22 30 Walhold 625 Mestore 30 Guardbank: Resources 128,68 120,07 7,75 Dropinn 110 Waltons 610 620 620 Norvic IS Sage Resources Eddies 20 Wooltru 7750 7750 Nova 28 30 30 108,41 101,20 7,91 Edgar. 4800 5150 4800 Wooltru-a- 7750 7S00 7775 Nova 16pccd 12000 Sanlam Industrial 757,90 706,05 5,25 Focus 25 Sugar Po-hold 12 Sanlam Mining 293,35 272,84 6,09 Fosclmi 9500 Crookea 500 530 Quantum 5 10 5 Sanlam Dividend 360,60 335,24 5,01 Gresham 45 45 Lonaugr 2102 Quantuml4pccp 7 Hicorl 35 40 40 Tongaat 1450 1475 1450 Quicb:o 5 Southern Mining 127,20 118,58 6,70 Hiscore 500 525 515 Tobacco aad Match Romens 35 Standard Gold 178,49 166,95 8,38 Ibjoffe 67 LMatch 2.50 250 Shocraf SO 60 60 UAL Mining and Lefic 4500 RembBeh 1300 1350 1325 Spicer , 23 30 23 Resources 345,80 323,02 5,84 Msac:on 330 370 Remgro 1725 1750 1750 Venture CapItal UAL Selected Mashold 350 Tegkor 1125 1150 Biopoly SS Metro 300 -- Tib 1100 1150 Nci 2 3 2 Opportunities 1375,46 1280,92 5,23 Midas 335 320 Utico 3500 3500 Teefin 28 Old Mutual Mining 246,80 229,20 6,95 Old Mutual Industrial 273,93 254,38 n/a Old Mutual Gold Fund 116,90 108,50 7,54 Income/Gilt Funds: Corbank: 109,44 108,29 14,86 FIRST AID PACKAGE Guardbank: Income 113,41 112,22 17,10 Old Mutual Income 109,20 106,91 15,70 Senbank: High Yield 102,47 101,40 13,98 Senbank: Gilt 102,25 101,18 14,01 ·FOR EAST' GER Standard Extra Income 91,36 90,36 16,10 Syfrets Income 109,28 108,18 15,24 UAL Gilt 1178,48 1166,70 15,11 BONN: Chancellor Helmut Kohl's 3, Kohl promised East Germans the around. However, Kohl now admits he Cabinet on Friday approved an eco- merger would not make them worse misjudged the costs of rebuilding the Closing eXChange rates against the rand nomic first-aid package for fonner off financially and they could expect ' crumbling fonner communist state. - East Germany, hoping to &ootb~ anger a relatively quick economic turn- Sapa-AP. in that part of Germany over'ilie re- ....------.,...... ------.,.------­ sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying gion's continuing economic slide. US$ 2,6220 2,6020 2,5835 2,5675 The government scrapped plans for Sterling 4,9305 4,8690 4,8225 4,7830 the June 30 tennination ofunemploy­ Austrian shilling 4,1560 4,2150 4,2420 4,2655 ment benefits for so-called "short­ Australian $ 0,4965 0,5035 0,5180 0,5235 hour workers" in eastern Germany. Belgian franc 12,1000 12,3000 12,4000 12,5000 , Kohl's Cabinet also approved tax Pula 0,7165 0,7265 0,7300 0,0000 increases to raise more revenue for Canadian$ 0,4415 0,4480 0,4520 0,4555 rebuilding the impoverished region. Swiss franc 0,5150 0,5225 0,5255 0,5285 About If) million east Gennansbave Deutsche Mark 0,5910 0,6000 0,6035 0,6065 been put on drastically reduced work Danish Krone 2,2715 2,3040 2,3230 2,3390 weeks because businesses and facto­ Pesetas 36,7500 37,3500 37,7500 38,1000 ries cannot afford to have them full Finnish Mark 1,4195 1,4405 1,4560 1,4695 time. French Franc 2,0120 2,0405 2,0535 2,0650 In practice, however, many of those Drachma 63,8000 64,6000 65,5000 65,2500 workers are doing little more than Hong Kong $ 2,9645 3,0040 3,0245 3,0415 collecting unemployment pay. Irish punt 4,5010 4,4455 4,4195 4,3975 Kohl's government had planned to Indian rupee 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 end the short-hours unemployment pay Italian lire 440,5000 447,0000 451,5500 455,4500 on June 30. But Labor Minister NOIbert Yen 51,9000 52,6500 52,9000 53,1500 Bluem said the measure would be Kenyan shilling 9,6680 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 extended to the end of the year. Mauritian rupee 5,4880 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 However, Bluem also said people Malawiankwacha 1,0015 1,0150 1,0215 0,0000 who turn down job retraining pro­ Guilder 0,6665 0,6760 0,6810 0,6855 grams wlthout good reason will have Norwegian krone 2,3100 2,3420 2,3795 2,4115 to wait eight weeks before becoming NZ$ 0,6415 0,6500 0,6570 0,6630 eligible for unemployment pay. Pakistani rupee 8,2680 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Bluem said the purpose of the new Escudos 51,3000 52,0500 52,9500 53,6500 rule is to ensure' 'that time from lost Seychelle rupee 1,9370 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 working hours will be used more pro­ Swedish krone 2,1870 2,2180 2,2360 2,2515 ductively. " Singapore $ 0,6630 0,6730 0,6765 0,6790 Kohl's Cabinet also approved tax Zambian kwacha 19,6335 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 increases for raising 46 billion marks ZW$ 1,0490 1,0660 1,0715 0,0000 (30 billion dollars) over the next two Get the ripple effect from your investment years, much of it to go toward trying to These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to alterations. put the brakes on eastern Gennany's Invest as little as a thousand Rand in an economic slide. Ornnibond Participatioo Mortgage Bond and Under the legislation, income taxes you're 3!NJred the ripple effect of high interest SA bank injects R4b will be increased 7,5 percent as ofJuly and securily. 1. Petroleum and tobacco taxes will Of. interest per annum paid in development aid also go up. • -10 monthly in advance. A companion law provides special 20 5 HARARE: A South African development bank has set aside R4 billion for tax breaks for middle-size firms in Minimum interest of 205 % per annum to .JO development in neighbouring states, reports Zimbabwe's news agency Ziana. east Gennany, and ind~cements aimed June 1991. Lesotho, Mozambique, Malawi and Swaziland had already been assisted by at increasing investment there. the South African bank, a Development Bank of Southern Africa field An Omnibond management team. from SA, Nearly onc-third of eastem Ger­ " will be in Namibia between the 18th and 22nd manager, Dr Peter Freeman , said in Harare on Friday. many's 9 million workers are jobless March 1991 to see you, Please phone us to Freeman, attending a meeting of the World Energy Council Commission, appointment said the Bank, set up in 1983, had setaside the money for development projects or working short hours. outside South Africa, in the light of the changin'g political situati on in that Anliquated factories and ot.herbusi­ country. "With the softening of the political relations in South Africa , the nesses are closing, victims of the rc­ ': 1 :dfpl~one (011) 337-4540 bank has committed R4 billion to fund developmental projects in southern gion's painful inlroduction to capilal- ism. OMNlBOND Africa, especially in advanced infrastructur'al construction," said Dr Freeman. Managers (Ply) Lld He said one-third of the bank's fu nds came from the South African Strikes

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AAME Thomas Elia Nashidengo moSwakopmund. Ohandi indile koshiwana oshifima­ nekwa shaNamibia unene kwaavo tuu hamushingi oubesa hava di koushimba va fmda kOwambolNorth wa finda moushimba opo va hetekele okulondeka ovanhu moubesa vavo ngaashi shina oku londekwa ovanhu moubesa. Oipundi mokabesa ngeenge kanifa eemwenyo davo mosh­ va pitilila na kale a katukilwa oilimo 15-20 ovanlru navo nava lIlmgwanima shekandomo onghatu. Ehandu latya ngaha kalemo vefike pomwaalu 00 lokabesa oko kali ta ka di nali kale leli kolele ketauluko wa ufwa. Oshinima shoku kowambo kayuka koushimba. laye. londeka ovanhu omwaalu wa hano ovashingi voubesa Ova londekwa ovo fye hatu pitilila ota shi manepo unene kaleni mwa takamifa oku lon­ londekwa ohandi indile ye osbiwana mefimbo eli tuli mulo. deka kweni oko kuhenasha kunye nefimaneka opo tu ha Oto hange okabesa kam­ neemwenyo doshiwana kondjeleni vali moubesa una bukilwa oku londeka ovanhu Nye dimbulukweni yo kutya to lombwelwa kutya okabesa veli 12 ndele ovashingi voubesa oshiwana shetu osha manwapo okayada. Oto hange luhapu O mulumenhu ou, ehe shiivike natango okwa Ii a ponokelwa kovalumenhu vane ­ oto hange tava longekemo nale komutondi 0 0 ali tetu omunhu ta lombwelwa mEtitano nokudipawa pamukalo u he shiivike. Konima yedipao omudimba waye owa ovanhu veli 20. kolonyeke. Ongbee nee oluhupe kunakushinga kutya okabesa ka ekelwakomaendo omoKatutura. Omulumenhu umwe okwa tulwa moipandeko shi Oto hange omunhu tadi ava tulipo natu kaleni ne okeyadi, kaakele kaasho na sha noshiningwanima eshi notaka holoka momhangu ongula yonena. kOwambo ndele ota ende ofika, twakoka opo tu heli maneipo omunhu oha kendabala oku li nande ota futu ngoo oimaliwa pamukalo watya ngaho, opo fininika mo neli popilo kutya Omupresidende waN­ ifike pu yao eli omutumba. yoo tu shiive okutunga osbiwana ye ota futu ina hala okufyaala amibia, Sam Nujoma, Onde li neekela kutya shetu shipe pandjokonona yetu. po. mOlomakya okwa nioga omunhu a tya ngaha kena Onghe ohgandidenge Onghee omunhu a tya ngaha eindilo koomeme opo ve konasha shili neemwenyo omufindo wakula kepangelo kena nande ediladilo lokutya limange oukuni kumwe vo doshiwana shaye, shaye oku letu opo li taleko oshinima eshi okabesa ohakadulu keete va tunge oshilongo. Okwa mona asbike osbimaliwa. Nena ongoshinima sha fimana, 10 oshiponga ngeenge keyadi. li natango e-va kumaida omunhu atya ngaha ngeenge likatuke onghatu mendelelo Hano oshiwana natu kaleni opo va holole vovene kutya oshiwana osho hashi mu yam­ ngaashi tali dulu moshinima twa lungama, opo tuxupifeni otava dulu okulonga ash­ bidida ye osho ta di paya poom­ shatya ngaha. Osheshi oshiwana eemwenyo detweni. Ovashingi ishe osho hashi loogwa boloto ote kei hange vali peni? shetu otashi pupo unene moin­ voubesa duleiko eenghaku opo Onda eta unene olukeno ingwanima yatyangaha_ Hano ngeenge uwete kutya okabesa kovalumenhu. noluhodi kovamwameme ovo onghatu yatya keshe omunhu koye okueyadi uha efele nande Eshi omupresidenqe okwa li veli omulongo nomugoyi vaka ta hangika a londeka ovanhu omunhu 0 teli fininike moo REPUBll0 eshi popila poKatutu.ra Com­ munity Centre opo lwa li a popifa engafifi loomeme OF NAMIBIA poshoongalele shokudimbu­ lukwa efiku loomeme mounyuni. _Ministry of Finance Omupresidende okwa kumaida oomeme kutya ove -Tender Board na okulonga ve lidipaela po opo va ete po omalunduluko moshilongo. Opo va hange TENDER NO F1 /14 - 20/90 elalakano, osha pumbiwa ku Description: Supply and delivery of totwe po olutu ile ehangano loomeme aveshe 010 tali ka +1- X P.T. Shorts to the Namibian yandja omafaneko kEpangelo aasho oomeme va pumbwa Police. okuningilwa. Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 27 Nujoma okwa tioshili oshi­ nakuwanifwa shoomeme okun­ March 1991 inga oyoongalele oshoyo Documents are available at the okutalelafanapo eumbo­ neumbo vo ve litwe omayele offices of: moinima oyo ya pamba The Secretary: Tender Board oomeme. Omupresidende okwa Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. kwashilipaleka oomeme kutya Windhoek Epangelo otali ka tota po eeveta odo tadi kelele efindilokongudi To obtain documents R5,00 is pay-_ lovakainhu, ashike okwa able. wedako kutya oomeme ova teelelwa va · holole omadila­ Tenders must be forwarded to: dilo avo kwaasho va pumbwa. Parriupresidende Nujoma The Secretary: Te nder Board oshinima sha fimana osho PO Box 3328 oomeme ve na okuninga osho okulifimaneka vovene va kale WINDHOEK ve litala ongovanhu ve yadi 9000 nove like naanaa pOvalumenlru. Nava kale yo tava ulike kutya or deposited in: - vo navo otava dulu okulonga The Tender Box oilonga aishe oyo hai longwa kootate. Tender Board Lwaxuuninwa Omupre­ Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. sidende okwa pupula oomeme kombuda omolwonghandan­ Windhoek gala oyo va dana mokueta emanguluko mOnamib~ Okwa ti oomeme ova pumbwa shili Olomakaya okwa Ii efiku loomeme mounyuni aushe noomeme vahapu mO,namibia Telex: 50908-875 okutumbalekwa mwaashishe okwa li va tyapula efiku lavo pamikalo dihapu. Okwa li kwa ningwa oshoongalele Fax: 221004 osho va longa, kutya nee oyovo va li kombada, momaumbo ile poKatutura Community Centre omo oomeme kwa li va holola omadiladilo avo. ovo nokuli kwa li va pwakela Oomeme okwa li tava pula va futwe eefuto di fike pamwe novalumenhu vo va kale yo s ecretary: Tender Board momalwoodi okulwifa oma­ tava fimanekelwa omaufemba avo. Mefano eli otamu monika oomeme vamwe va tanga omutondi. yeda-oombapila-mll~-tava- holola..nsluL.\:a - halaY.a. niwrihve.Efano: Kate Burling. THE NAMIBIAN Monday March 11 1991 11 Akademie toon vordering

Die Akademie to on 'n konstante groei in die aantal kwalifikasies wat jaarliks deur die inrigting toegeken word en vanjaar gaan 'n totaal van 693 grade, diplomas en sertifikate toegeken word. Hier getal verteenwoordig Sedert 1985 het hierdie in­ 'n styging van meer as 12 persent rigting meer as 4 000 op die aantal kwalifikasies wat gegradueerdes, diploma- en verlede jaar toegeken is. sertifikaathouers opgelewer. Die seremonie in Windhoek Die universiteitskomponent wat Saterdag plaasgevind het bied sewe graadrigtings en sal deur twee ander gevolg word. dertien diplomakursusse aan Op Ongwediva sal daar Dinsdag­ en bestaan uit vyf fakulteite. nog verdere sertifikate en di­ Daar word ook 'n aantal na­ plomas toegeken word terwyl graadse kursusse aangebied. Katima Mulilo, Donderdag aan Die technikongedeelte bied die beurt sal kom. 17 diploma en sertifikaat kur­ Lischen Haoses en Louise Pretorius het albei grade in die verpleegkunde by die onlangs gradeplegtigheid, van die Die Akademie wat verlede susse in vyfk:urrikulumgroepe Universiteit van Nainibie, ontvang. Lischen het 'n meestersgraad verwerfterwyl Louise 'n honneursgraad met lof jaar tienjaar oud was het sed­ aan terwyl die Kollege vir behaal het. ert 1985 die reg verkry om sy Buiteskoolse Opleiding 13 eie kwalifilcasies uit te reik toe sertifikaat kursusse in twee gedoen en 'n paar studente het die Akademiewet deurgevoer hoofgroepe aanbied. vanjaar weei daarvoor in is. Tot op daardie stadium het By die erkende kampusse aanmerking gekom. Stefan dit gefunksioneer onder 'n van die instituut in die noorde Scheider was die beste student formele ooreenkoms met die word nog ander diplomas en in die universiteit terwyl Giinter Universiteit van Suid-Afrika. sertifikate in verpleging en on­ von Martelock met die louere Al die eksamenvraestelle van derwys aangebied. Die weggestap het in die technikon. die inrigting word deur 'n ander akademie het in 1980 begin LilianLuswenyo was die beste Jan de Wet, leier van Aksie volgens de Wet die kiesers hierdeur geraak word universiteit ondersoek voor die met drie personeellede en 22 in die kollege. Christelik Nas;onaal, het wat vir die ACN gestem gepraat. eksamen geskryf kan word en studente. Agt Honneursgrade en twee die kwalifikasies word inter­ Die eerste toekennings vir Meestersgade is ook Saterdag geantwoord op 'n het tydens die verkiesing Die hewering dat de Wet nasionaal erken. akademiese prestasies is in 1988 toegeken. persverklaring wat deur en Die alle kiesers soos namens aUe blankes praat Dirk Mudge uitgereik is Mudge beweer nie. is volgens hom onwaar waarin hy beskuldig word De Wet beskou die want hy het ondemeem om van bangmaakstories en grondkwessie as sensitief slegs vir diegene wat hom Geingob oor Akademie aansprake "at hy namens en emosioneel en het daartoe beopdrag tydens die a.7ikaners in die land daarom met die boere wat ~e gronddebat te getuig. DIE regering het geen reg om die opvoedkundige pogings wat by die akademie praat. De Wet het onlafigs gemaak word te ondermyn Die het die Eerste Minister, Hage Geingob, by 'n 'n reek8 vergaderings toeg· plegtigheid van die Akademie op Saterdag gese. Die regering sal voortgaan om sy espret!k en Mudge het ondersteuning aan die inrigting te gee. beweer hy het aanspraak OPENING SOON!! daarop gemaak dat hy Aantygings in die plaaslike Akademie te praat maar het oomblik is waar die meeste namens alle blailkes in die media dat die Akademie deur die uitnodiging nie aanvaar nie afrika-lande in die sestigetjare land praat. die regering beskou word as 'n as gevolg van die politieke reeds was en waar die res van koloniale inrigting en gevolgIik situasie in die land op daardie die wereld in die eerste helfte Die verklaring deur nie erkenning vanaf die reger­ tydstip. van hierdie eeu was. Mudge word deur de Wet ing kry nie is ongelukkig. Die behoefte aan gekwali­ Vir baie lande was die twin­ beskou as 'n aanval op sy Die regering het sy finan­ fiseerde persone gaan aansien­ tigste eeu, die eeu, van na­ per8oon. De Wet se hy gaan Disco Club: siele verpligtinge teenoor die lik styg in die toekoms en in­ siebou en plekke van hoer Die tot op dieselfde vlak as Akademie nagekom en nog rigtings van hoer opvoeding opvoeding het 'p belangrike Mudge daal en begin om Santino will be opening . verder gegaan deur skulde van moet gereed wees om met die rol om te spee1 in hierdie be­ karaktermoord te pleeg vir ongeveer R4,5-miljoen van die nuwe ontwikkelinge tred te hou. langrike proses. politieke gewin Die. soon in OkahandJa inrigting af te skryf. N avorsing is baie belangrik en Vergeleke met sommige Die vergaderings wat Vel1ede jaar het 1275 studente daar word van die inrigting ander lande het ons land egter deur de Wet gehou is, is subsidies en beurse met 'n verwag om horn besig te hou goed weggespring. Die konsti­ (Nau-Aib Township) gesamentlike waarde van RS,8- met navorsing wat veroand hou tusie van die land waarborg onder die vaandel van die miljoen van die regering ver­ met die behoeftes van hierdie onderwys vir almal in die land. ACN gehou. Die ACN het kry om hul studies aan die land. Verder is daar klousules oor die vergaderings gehou met Admission: R4,OO inrigting voort te sit. Die land het nog baie om in "affirmative action" wat poog die kommersieIe boere wat Hy was alreeds in 1987 te haal op die ander lande in om die foute van die verlede . ook grondbesitters is met DJ Charley will be uitgenooi om by 'n soortge­ Afrika en die res van die wereld reg te steI. die doel om hulle in te lig lyke geleentheid van die omdat ons op die huidige oor die gronddebat later in full action!! vanjaar. Dubbelsessiesonaanvaarbaar Die mikpunt was dus ~ ...... ~ ...... \ ~ . . DITwit voorkom asof die dubbelsessiestelsel wat in skole in die noorde toegepas word = Windhoek United Congregational Church : me deur almal aanvaar word Die en verskillende.opvoedkundiges het huUe teleursteUing *' Closind date: Date Drawn: 2 November 1991 met die stelsel uitgespreek volgens '0 berig deur Nampa. = ';',i -- = • 26 October 1991 • Die permanente sekretaris Chief Ankama, woordvoer­ behartig. • CHURCH BUILDING FUND • van Opvoeding en Kultuur, der van Nantu, se die dubbels­ Ankamahetbeklemtoondat •• • Vitalis Ankama, was onlangs essiesisteem is onaanvaarbaar onderwysers a1reeds onderbe­ • Mercedes Benz 200 Automatic FOR R2? • op besoek aan die noorde om en persone verkies eerder· die taald en oorbelas is en nie deel = = 'n o?lossing te probeer vind pelotonstelsel waar die een kanneem aan die voorgestelde = (Airconditioner ang;ad:o/tape player) IMPOSSIBLE! = vir die leerlinge wat Die plekke groep onderwysers en leerlinge dubbelsessies Die. Indien nuwe in klaskamers gekry het nie. deur 'n ander groep in die onderw;,ysers aangestel word sal • R75 000 cash BUT TRUE! • •• Sponsored by M&Z Motors, WHK Hy het 'n voorstel gemaak dat namiddag vervang word. Dit dit. die pligte van die ander = onderwysers van hul tyd moet beteken meer onderwysers moot onderwysers verlig en die reger­ • • opoffer en in die namiddag aangestel word om die namid­ ing word gevra om liewer die • Question: Who is the archbishop of Cape Town? _ klasse aanbied aan leerlinge dagsessie van die skool te . pelotonstelsel te oorweeg. · - : Prof Heyns 0 Or Boesak 0 Or Tutu 0 _ wat nie plek in die normale · - oggend klasse gekry het Die. · - Die voorwaarde is om hierdie ekstra namiddag klasse aan te Vir nuuswenke skakel p~~:~~'':~:7:'16;'~ ! bied op hul nonnale salarisse. Erich Boois by 36970 = Telephone: (w) ...... (h) ...... Cheque/Postal Order ...... For...... 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GROUP nNANCIAL STATEMENTS COMMENTS The audited consolidated results of the group for the fifteen months ended 31 December 1990 1. Change of control are set out below: In October 1990 control of your company passed from South African interests into the hands of a Norwegian consortium. INCOME STATEMENT 15 months 12 months This was reported in the press and also in the company's second ended ended interim report to shareholders. 31.12.90 30,09,89 The board of directors has been reconstituted to reflect the new' R'OOO R'OOO management. Turnover 17126 8088 --- 2. Financial results - Group operating income ' 3517 2015 The lower earnings for this period, compared with those achieved Income from investments 1720 8010 during the twelve months ended 30 September 1989, were mainly due Interest to reduced landings of rock 1obster at Ltideritz and a slower movement Dividends ~662 [J]U6856 of canned pilchards and also increased finance costs at Walvis Bay. 3. Dividends Net income before taxation 5237 10 025 No final dividend has been declared for the period under review. Taxation 2021 837 An interim dividend of 15 cents per share was declared on 25 April Net income after taxation 3216 9 !!l8 1990. Share of retained income of associated companies ~ ~) Your company's new dividend policy will be conservative with no Net income of the group 2909 6720 dividend payments envisaged for the immediate future. Dividends on preference shares 93 74 The reason for adopting this policy is to strengthen the cash position Net income before extraordinary items of your company in order to provide capital for diversification in the attributable to ordinary shareholders 2816 6646 fishing industry in Namibia. This will enable your company to further Extraordinary items (544) 1474 contribute to Namibia's national product, especially by increasing Payment on adjustment of participation rights (406) (255) employment opportunities in Namibia for Namibians. Share of associated company's: A stronger cash position will also provide funds for social projects - Payment on adjustment of participation rights (138) (67) at your company's points of operation. - Surplus on disposal of shares in a subsidiary 1796 ~. Accounting policy - - - Net income attributable to ordinary shareholders 2272 10261 , During the year the company changed its accounting policy for Number of ordinary shares upon which earnings per providing for deferred taxation liability from the liability method on ordinary share is based (OOO's) 4200 4200 the partial basis to the liability method on the comprehensive basis. Earnings per ordinary share (cents) Application of the new policy resulted in an overall decrease in before extraordinary item 61,0 158'.3 retained income at the beginning of the year ofR434000, which has after extraordinary item 54 .1 193,3 been shown inJhe income statement by way of restatement of the Dividends per ordinary share (cents) results of 1989 of R220 000, with the balance of R214 000 relating to interim 15.0 65,0 years before 1989: The effect of the change in 1990 has been to increase final 90,0 net income after taxation by Rl8 000. special 55,0

BALANCE SHEET 31.12,90 30.09,89 5. Printed fmancial statements for the period R'OOO R'OOO The audited financial statements for the period will be posted to Capital employed: shareholders towards the end of April 1991. Ordinary share capital and premium 2897 2897 Non·distributable reserve 729 1174 By order of the board Retained income ' . 4267 2180 " Ordinary shareholder.;' fu~ds ~', 7893 6251 LA£ID0Y , , . , Prefere,nce share capital. " 1060 1060 . ,; DIRECTORS . , " , ;, ',p, Total shareholders' funds 8953' 73il A SCHWIEGER Deferred taxation 863 1510 Unsecured loans ~~ , 499 1 March 1991 t. , - :,.. ' 10068 ' 9320 ------. it , " Employment of capital: , ite~b~red offiee: Fixed assets " 3 3 ' Investments 5212 . 7472 .Ground Floor , P.o. Box 101 Net current assets ' 4853 1845 Nimrod Building Windhoek <;::urrent assets 5776 5975 , 3 Casino Street Namibia Stock 99 Windhoek. DebtorS' 2780 Namibia Short term investments and cash 2897' ~3555 Current liabiliiies Transfer office: Receiving and Certification office: Creditors. provisions and shareholders for dividend ,923 4130 Ernst & Young Rand Registrars Limited PO. Box 1857 P.o. Box 82549 Windhoek Southdale 10 068 9320 Namibia - -- '--- 2135 ~HE NAMIBIAN Monday MarcR ~H ·1991 15

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Every day fit enough, anyway, by now. al!lO having treatment for ankle *'" SUZUKI JEEPS coigne's agents, Mel Stein and there seems, 0 be a new club • 'He's had treatment all week injuries, but all are expected to Lennard Lazarus, were reported ana a new country or a new I ** HI-LUX DOUBLE CABS and we have just got to wait be fit for Tottenham's day of I to have set up a seven million something or other. I suppose and see. reckoning. - Sapa AFP. , ** COROLLAS AND CONQUESTS pound move to Lazio of Rome. these stories will c ~ue until Venables said though: "If it's all cleared up." ** JUMBO GOLFS THE NamIblan Is published by The Free Press of Namibia he is going to Lazio then I Tottenham may have to sell (Pty) Limited, with editorial omces at 42 John Melnert Street, RUSH TO PIET CROUS MOTORS don't know anything about it." Gascoigne to help payoff 20 Wlndhoek., It Is edited by Gwen Llster and printed by John He praised his valuable young million pound debts. Keeping i FOR A TOP PRICE NOW!! 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Hendricks gave champions Nashua Black Mrica their second Rossing Premier Patrick Isaacks levelled the League defeat at the Nomtsoub Stadiu m in Tsumeb yesterday. score before midfield sensa­ tion Gruyf Kudulu silenced the Santos led 1-0 at halftime. champions since 1980. another visiting Windhoek side Buccaneers with the winner. The tall former Celtic star Not even last season's Soc­ SKWFC 2-0. Blue Waters, however, lost notched up the opener in the cer Star of the Year Brian Both Santos goals were net­ their first match 1-2 on Satur­ 29th minute with a brilliant Isaacks' 68th-minute equaliser ted by the sharpshooting Ger­ day against Toyota Young Ones. drive from 38 metres that caugb1 could save the match for Black ros Witbeen one in each half. Arrows remained the only Black Africa's goalkeeper Africa in a match that saw their Black Africa also collected unbeaten side in the Premiere Metra Toromba napping. strikers missing easy scoring two points when they trounced League when they held both Black Africa tried very hard chances. Liverpoo12-1 at Okahandja on Orlando Pirates and Y rung Ones for an equaliser but sloppy play The Lively Lions got ~eir Saturday. to draws on Saturday and yes­ and poor finishing from their , best scoring chance in the 32th Black Africa, who missed terday. firing squad robbed them of minute when Christoph 'Brixton star midfielder Eric Quest badly, Arrows drew 2-2 with Pi­ easy scoring chances. . Tower' Henzen pounced on a got their goals through skipper rates and went on to secure It took another 44 minutes rebound ball from Brian Isaacks. Indies Damaseb and Mike another 1-1 stalemate with in the second half before the The huge centre forward Petersen with Tokoy Goreseb Young Ones. brilliant midfield ace stunned could only watch in disbelief replying for Liverpool. Lucky Shipanga and Elifas the partisan Nomstoub Stadium as his powerful effort hit the Damaseb also missed his Shivute were on target for crowd with an opportunistic right post of the Santos goal side's clash against Santos Arrows on Saturday with goal which had the ,Black Af­ and bounced out of play. through injury with Quest Samora Apollus scoring both rica players complaining to the Mike Petersen balloned an unable to travel with the team referee. easy chance over the Santos due to job commitments. The his team's goals. Ben Hendricks completed a The goal came after goalie crossbar after he outma­ Nomtsoub giants also played superb weekend with another Toromba fumbled a Gerros nouevred two defenders and minus their regular stars. goal against Arrows yesterday Witbeen shot. Chacklas Engelbrecht was Ace striker Engel Johnson, with keeper Sparks Gottlieb The goalkeeper released the unlucky to miss the target from winger Willy Subeb, talented equalising for his side from a ball before he hit the ground point-blank with a magnificant midfield kingpin Lucky Kakuva and the sharp Hendricks was bullet. and stopper Dausab all missed spot-kick. NASHUA Black Africa's midfield genius, Lucky Bostan­ there to slot it home. In an earlier match played both Santos weekend league • For full results and action der, had a field day against Chief Santos at Tsumeb yes­ This win was Chief Santos on Saturday, Santos collected ties. pictures make sure that you terday. Bostander had the Nomstoub crowd yelling for first league victory over the their first full points of the Blue Waters ended Sarusas get a copy of tomorrow's The more with his thrilling display. Black M rica lost 1-2. weekend when they downed Namibian. ------Metropolitan ' and NF----A Cup---- r------Orlando Pirates reign with a 2- rsenal/N ott·ngham thru Naau needs results for athletic meet to semi-finals of FA Cup

LONDON: Kevin Campbell and Tony Adams scored as Arsenal defeated third­ division team Cambridge 2-1 ,on Saturday to move into the semifinals of the English ... Football Association Cup tournament, while Nottingham Forest also won a quarter­ final clash. Adams, scoring his first goal the first victory in four tries for moved his team into the semi­ since completing a two-month interim manager Ronnie Mo­ finals for the third time in four prison sentence for drunk driv­ ran - who was told Friday he years with a 61st-minute goal ing, nudged in the winner early will lead the team for the rest at Carrow RQad. Norwich in the second half as the Gun­ of the season. dominated play for most of the ners won at home. Midfielder Geoff Thomas match but could not convert Campbell had opened the scored both of Palace's goals any of its opportunities. scoring in the 19th minute for in the victory over Southamp­ English First Division Arsenal, but Dion Dublin tied ton. Aston Villa 1, Luton 2 (0-2) the score for Cambridge in the In other Division One games, Villa missed two open goals fi fth minute of the second half. Chelsea defeated visiting Man­ in the first 20 minutes, con­ HANNES von Holtz, president of the Na­ 21. The meeting is sponsored by the Welwitschia N ottinghamForest manager chester United 3-2 and host ceded an own goal and missed mibia Amateur Athletic Union (Naau), pic­ Insurance Brokers and Aegis Insurance Brian Clough, seeking an FA Leeds won 2-0 over Coventry. a penalty as its unbeaten home tured on the extreme right with the president Company. According to the Naau president, Cup trophy to add to his col­ Luton won 2-1 at Aston Villa record this season came to an of the Zimbabwean Olympic Committee (ZOC), events shall take place in the age groups ui13, lection of other titles, moved a and Sheffield United was a 1- end. TIle own goal was by Derek Tommy Sithole and Louis Muller - president uilS, ui17 and ui19 and Organising Commit­ step closer as his team won I­ o winner at Sunderland. Mountfield in the 27th minute of the Namibia Olympic Committee (NO C) tees of the various Zones are urged to forward D at Norwich on a 61s t-minute In the second division, Old­ and Luton made it 2-0 when during the Zone 6 Athletics Meeting in Namibia ' the results of their recently held' zonal goal by Roy Keane. ham moved into first place by Mark Pembridge scored just last year. The Naau president has announced competition. The results must be submitted In English Soccer League winning 2-0 at home against before halftime. that the Windhoek High School, in conjunc­ to the Athletics Union by the end of today, action, the two teams most Bristol Rovers. Oldham moved David Platt's penalty kick tion with the Ministry ofYouth and Sport and Monday March 11 in order to enable the closely trailing Arsenal both past West Ham, which had the was saved in the second half his union, will be hosting the W elwitschia-Ae­ Union to invite athletes to the Prestige Meet- won. Liverpool was a 3-0 winner day off to prepare for an FA before Tony Cascarino finally gis-Prestige Athletics meeting to be held at ing. at Manchester City and Crys­ Cup clash today. . scored Villa's goal in the 69th the JG van der WathStadium as part of the For more inquiries please phone Hannes von tal Palace won 2-1 at home FA Cup Quarterfinals minute. Independence Celebrations on Thursday March Holtz at teL(061)-32850 or fax no.(061)-227926. against Southampton. Arsenal 2, Cambridge 1 (1- Cllelsea 3, Manchester United Arsenal, seeking to become , 0) 2 (1-1) the only team to win the league DefenderToo.y Adams scored Ken Monkou scoredhis first and FA Cup titles in the same in the 61st minute to give goal of the season, and only Mrashani wins Lake Biwa race season for a second time, still Arsenal the victory over third­ the second of his Chelsea ca­ is in first place in the league. division team Cambridge, reer, in the 85th minute to give OTSU)apan: Tanzanian run- Mrashani nev~r looked back eranNyambui, 38, who at one Liverpool's victory tied it which lost in the quarterfinals United its third consecutive ners pulled of a superb double after surging into the lead shortly stage was about 80m behind with Arsenal's 57 points, but for the second straight year. league defeat. Chelsea's other in the Lake Biwa Mainichi after the 33-kilometer mark, Jjitsui, spurted with about four the Gunners have a better goal Kevin Campbel~ scored first scorers were Gordon Durie and international marathon here overtaking Japan's Kenjiro kms to finish second. Mrashani differential - and now have a for the Gunners, who reached Tony Dorigo, while United gOi yesterdaywithSimonMrashani Jitsui, also 22, who came in was also delighted by shatter- game in hand. the FA Cup semifinals for the goals by Made Hughes and Brian coasting to an easy victory and fourth in 2:13:27. From 30 to ing his previous personal best Third-place Palace has 52 17th time, but Dion Dublin McClair. Suleiman Nyambui coming 32 kms, Mrashani, Jitsui and of2:16:OObyaboutfivemiIlltes. ~played twj;;~ tied the s.aJJl~\~yly in the sec­ .~ ...... Roints, but ...... ry s,taJ .Palac~~ , S~,lJlamp­ s~. M~ash.ani~as ~ed ~t o. '" Nyam~ui, v.:-lP ~d fins~~~ . ,,!~i4~e fir~t half wa~~~ .. more than APsenal. l;r' ?' , ond half.'. ~ ,,2 " .-_ 1 (0-0) r, . 2th's 11mm 34secs ID this ' fourth ID lasf year s race ~fe, -but m "general, ractwsLlihe, , , Jan Molby scored twice on Norwich 0, Nottingham Geoff Thomas scored twice western Japanese city, Nyam- were running side by side. Jit- he said. A total of 121 runners penalty kicks and John Barnes Forest 1 (0-0) within a minute midway through bui at 2: 12:09 and third-placed sui took the lead briefly before from eight countries took part added the third goal as Liver­ Roy Keane, who joined Forest Shuichi Yoneshige of Japan at Mrashani passed him for a in the 42,195km race. - AFP- pool won at Manchester City, at the beginning of the season, continued on apge 14 2:12:57. The 22-year-old comfortable victory. The vet" Sapa.