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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.292 Tuesday March 26 Gotcha! Drama at LOderitz SADFvs COpS

over tender?" THE faces of some of the Spanish captains and offi­ cers at 18hOO last night in Liideritz as the door finally swings shut on a police truck taking them into cus­ GWEN LlSTER tody.

PM takes to his bed TWO former members of the South African De­ fence Force (SADF), who were themselves respon­ PRIME Minister Hage Geingob has been forced to sible for the planting of anti-personnel mines along relinquish his duties for 10 days after being diagnosed as the Ruacana powerline, offered to remo~e the mines suffering from "extreme exhaustion". at a low cost "as a gesture of reconciliation" but This :shock news was confirmed by Press Liaison Officer in the . Prin1e Minister's Office Wilma Detleefs yesterday. had their bid turned dQwn by Sw~wec< Detleefs said the Prime Minister had been booked off for 10 This emerged in the wake of '~ince "we planted the mines days by his doctor to rest quietly at home. a front page report in The a..'1d we know where they are ., He just needs a lot of rest, and there is really nothing for the Namibian yesterday over " country to worry about," she added. She did not indicate whether massive discrepancies betwcen The fo rmer member of the anyone had been appointed to deputise fo( Geingob in his three tenders and reports that SADF's engineers corps said absence. Swawec had chosen the most he and his partner, after dis­ Detleefs appecled to friends and sympathisers not to call the expensive tender. cussions with ·he top h;'~rar­ Prime Minister at home as he needed all the rest he could get. She The job entails the removal chy of Swawec, had put in a suggested that concerned well-wishers should rather send cards of thousands of anti-personnel bid of R950 000. to his office. . mines planted along a 180km He added that Swawec had The Prime Minister was known to have a very high work-load, stretch from the nOlthern bor­ informed them that this quote but his illness comes as something of a surprise as it virtually der to Ruacana. was too high, a':ld they subse­ coincides with the end of his first year in office. The former member of the quently lowered their tender to Geingob has so fm' proved a very popular Prime Minister and SADF came forward to say R800000. has received praise for his performance from across the political that he and a colleague had Only three companies ten­ spectrum. submitted the lowest tender dered for the job to remove the SADF-planted landmines, which, in the words ofSwawec chief executive Polla Brand, Spanish skippers netted "have become increasingly dangerous to people and live­ r---.------, stock since much of the fenc­ TWELVE Spanish cap­ lay before starting to sail in on ing around the approximate 400 TOM MINNEY tains and officers are to be Sunday. Two South African pylons has been destroyed". taken by police today to at LO deritz navy warships escorted them Several thousand anti-per­ Keetmanshoop to face trial. The captains are to be cruuged to Liideritz, joining the pres­ sonnel mines are said to be The arrests came after a with illegal fishing in Namibia's sure from Namibian fisheries planted along the Ruacana day of dl'ama at Liideritz exclusive economic zone. They inspector Johan vanRhyn who powerline. were first arrested last Thurs­ made the initial arrests and Brand said yesterday that yesterday when three boats kept command for 96 hours Swawec had awarded the ten­ caught fishing illegally day, but only brought ashore last night to a hostile crowd. continuously. Seven Namib­ der to the company they be­ wel'e finally brought into Sleepy Luderitz, whose nets· ian Defence Force soldiers have lieved was most capable of harbolU' and raided. Al­ mainly harvest rock lobster, also been on the three boats doing the ~ "h in a professional most 1 000 tonnes of awoke as a much bigger catch since Thursday. manner and with the best equip-. DEMONSTRATORS show their disapproval of the Namibian fish, especially was landed. The boats finally reached ment. fish plunder as the Spaniards are loaded onto a police h.igh-value hake, were The Spaniards had spent three Liideritz early yesterday. Port The three-person company truck in Liideritz yesterday evening. Photos: Tom found on board. days trying to escape and de- continued on page 2 continued on page 2 Minney

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Police and a.rmy joined the teams, showing them the skippers, chief engineers teams, armed with submachine where documents were kept. and first and second officers to guns and carrying mattresses, "He was key :to the whole shore. THE finalisation of the General's office was only supervision of officials of the waited on the qyays to go and operntion," said Oelfosen. Defence attorney Tim Pro­ Commission ofInquiry into waiting for the President's Directorate of Nature Conser­ take over the ships. During the afternoon the brut of Keetmanshoop was the destruction of Buffalo Office to nonlinate people to vation, but those responsible At 13h50 Inspector Dekker investigators also raided Cabu waiting and said he plans to Base near Bagani has serve on the commission. have still not been apprehended.. Smit, chief investigating offi­ Primero, owned by Negocios allege assault and that they were reached an advanced stage As soon as the list of names One of the tasks of the cer of the Keetmanshoop po­ Maritimos Asociados and skip­ arrested in South African wa­ was received a proclamation comnussion will be to deter­ according to Attorney­ would be published in the mine how the destruction of lice, led the boarding parties pered by Manuel Queim.mo ters, both charges denied by General, Hartmut Ruppel. onto the first ship Altasa Cuarto, Pineiro, and finally CatOlTe­ the Nanubians involved. Government gazzette which the base1:ould have taken place owned by Alteacanarias de dondo Cua.rto, owned by Al­ As the captains and officers The creation of the commis­ would make it possible for the undetected. Expoltaciones of Las Palmas muina of Marin skippered by were fmally loaded into a po­ sion was announced by Presi­ commission to officially start The looting and vanda.l.isa­ and captained by Manuel Este­ Joaquin Gomez·Blanco. lice truck, a crowd of some 50 dent Sam Nujoma early in its work. tion took place without appar­ vez Buceta. The Spanish sailors were people made up quick demon­ . February following the discov­ A source at State House, who ently being detected by either His target was to seize all quiet and helped police and stration, called together by ery of massive theft and de­ did not wish to be nanled, Nature Conservation, or the the logbooks and maps as was army aboard and loaded their Swapo organiser Ida Jimmy. struction of the base's infra­ yesterda~ confirmed that a list Deprutment of Works to whom done in last November's raids equipment although they were Their placards read: "Stop structure. of possible conunission mem­ the base technically belonged. on Spanish boats. not passed any submachineguns. your evil plundering habits, Damage iS'estimated at be­ bers was still being compiled. Officials of the Department He was followed by Drs J an Some logbooks were thrown thieves!", "Leave our fish. This tween R3 to R5 million but a Several people had been of Works have indicated that Jurgens and Burger Oelofsen into the sea off the Catorre­ belongs to the Natnibian full assessment is still being approached to serve on the they have several leads and of the Ministry of Fisheries dondo Cuarto but a nearby people" and "Congratulations carried out by the Ministry of commission, but the President's that possible suspects have been and Marine Resources with speedboat quickly retrieved to the Natnibian authorities on Works, Transport and Com­ Office was still waiting for them reported to the police. Danie Smal of the Prosecutor them. a job well done ". munication. to indicate whether they would However they declined to General's office. Permanent The seven tired soldiers of • See also report, page 6. Ruppel said the Attomey- accept. state publicly who the suspects The source at State House, are, on the grounds that this ants of the Peoples Liberalion price. however, said ·he could not might prejudice the investiga­ Almy of Natnibia (PLAN) in The Namibian tried to con­ indicate when the process of tion of the Commission of late 1980. . tact two of the former police­ selecting commission members Inquiry. which was successful in their remove the mines at a cost of They had tendered low, at men last night, but were un­ would be completed. The President announced the high tender, estimated at an R800 000, and a Swawec front­ R800 600, not for personal gain, successful. However, it was The destruction of the base fomlation of the Comnussion approximate R3 million, is end loader was already being but "as a gesture of reconcili­ learned that one of the explo­ seriously disrupted plans to after a personal visit to the repOlted to consist of at least adapted by Win

THE Namibian Police have Oe VAIAENTE FASH ONS praised citizens for their good behaviour during the ...... "." .... :.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.:.;':.:.:-:.:-:-: ... :-:-:-:-:-:-:.:.:-:-..;.;.: . ;.:':':':':':-:':':': ':' :': ':':' : ' " ':':- : ':';';-: ';'.-:':';-:-:':':':-:.:.;-:-:.:-:- :-:-:.:.:.:-:. : .:. :. :.:.:~. celebrations of the first aniversary of Namibia's ~OFJ.Y~H~~~~~iQg : ~e~m~t'Cffl()ll§~jnWj~~Hd~~ { independence, marked last week and over the week­ Tienie Louw street, Northern Industrial Area end. In a statement issued by the police's chief of Public Rela­ (same street as Oryx Bakery), Tel: 217796/216711 tions and Liaison Department, Comnu ssioner Siggi Eimbeck, the Namibian Police said they were happy and proud to re­ port that the first anniversary was celebrated in "a happy and peaceful spirit". No prob­ lems were experienced and no rowdiness or disorder reported. Eimbeck said only minor cases wele repolted to the police countrywicle, apart from two incidents in which two people were killed in road accidents. The policemen and women who ensured the safety and security of people during the celebrations were also lughly praised. Eimbeck concluded by say­ ing that all the members of the Namibian Police hoped that the people of the country would maintain and build on the spiIit of reconciliation, peace and tranquility which prevailed during "these impoltant and significant celebrations". He added that iftlus spirit Cllll tlll­ lI ed,the struggle againstclill1e would be won. 35% Discount on Clothes, Handbags, Watches ADVERTISE CAPS - R5,OO IN THE T-SHIRTS - R10,OO MONEY BAGS - R5,OO ecl. NAMIBIAN FOR THE FROM MARCH 15TH~ TILL E OOF MARCH!! BEST RESULTS.

"I ,THE NAMIBIAN , r ifuesday,March 26- 199-1 3 Crime file

ALTHOUGH the celebra­ tions of the first aniversary of Namibian independence were without incident, two car accidents which claimed lives were reported to the police. Simon Tjatupo, 47, was AN elderly farmer in the Otjiwarongo district was shot killed on Saturday when the and seriously wounded on Sunday morning after he and car in which he was trav­ his wife were.attacked by robbers ill broad daylight. elling left th~ road and Police spokesperson, Commissioner Siggi Eimbeck, said overturned on the main road Stephanus de Lange (70) and his 68-year-old wife were between Omaroru and attacked by three unknown men at about 08hOO on their Omatjete. farm Kairop, about 80km west of Otjiwarongo. The Another accident was re­ assailants allegedly attacked them with stick .. when the ported on Sunday when J couple were letting their sheep out of the kraal. Haimbocli, 25, was killed Mr De Lange fought back and was shot in the face with when his car overturned on a .22 pistol. He fell to the ground and lost consciousness. the road between Omaruru SW APO Chief Co-ordinator Moses Garoeb yesterday received a bust of Namibian After the shooting, Mrs De Lange was taken to the house and Karibib. President Sam Nujoma from a South African company, Executive Souvenirs, based at gunpoint where she was ordered to hand over money Goods valued at R230 670 in Pretoria. Pictured handing over the bust to Garoeb is Dirk Feldman who specially and weapons. The men also allegedly cut the telephorie were reported stolen flew from South Afl'ica to hand over the gift to the President. As the President's connection. thrOUghOllt the country since schedule was full, Garoeb stood in. Feldman said the souvenir was a gift from his While the attackers sear.ched the house, Mrs De Lange Thursoay . company to the Namibian people. "It was only right for the people of Namibia to .escaped on foot to the nearest farm - about four kms receive this as President Nujoma is the first head of state," Feldman said. away. Mr De Lange regained consciousness and man­ aged to drive to his neighbours, and was then taken tG GDR meeting hospital. He is presently being treated in the Windhoek hospital A MEETING ofparents and and his condition was yesterday described as stable. guardians of children repa­ Nafau prepares to Police followed the tracks of the assailants for about triated from the German 30km, but lost them when it started raining. Democratic Republic last The investigating officer did not want to speculate on August will be held at whether the three men could be linked to similar attacks Rossing Foundation Educa­ on ,farmers in recent months, but according to the tion Centre, Rand Street, face new challenge police, their manner of operation w~s similar_ Khomasdal tonight at 19hOO. Farmers have been asked to be on the look-out for these For further information, cowardly attacks. contact tel 203 250l. Will ,also strengthen ties with Swapo

THE NAMIBIA Food and A1lied Workers Union (Nafau) It was only through contin­ is to devote more of its energies to restructuring the ued afftliation to Swapo that union and to organising workers on shop floor issues. the party's leadership would Fly into the heart be obliged to be answerable to This was decided at the un-. cided that Nafau should not be the workers, as it was their ion's weekend congress at­ affiliated to any international vote which put them in power, ofAfrica without losing tended by more than 230 dele­ union for the moment. Instead Pandeni continued. gates from across the country. the congress decided in favour The congress also resolved According to John Pandeni, of closer bilateral relations with to demand a shorter working time on the ground .. who was re-elected as general international organisations. week - of 40 hours - and train­ secretary ofNafau, in the past The congress further decided ing programmes at the more emphasis had been put that the NUNW maintain and workplace. on · the national liberation strengthen its afftliation to A resolution on a living wage stmggle. Swapo, the International Labour was adopted to pressurise However, because of the Organisation (ll..O) , the World employers who still pay work­ changing realities there was a Federation of Trade Unions ers "starvation wages". need to restmcture the union to (WFfU) and other international The congress sounded a face new challenges, organisations. warning to employers to ob­ To effectively organise and Pandeni said the NUNW's serve all public holidays and to unionise workers on the shop­ affiliation to the governing pay workers accordingly. floor and on current political party, Swapo, should be con­ Nafau further encouraged issues, new stmctures had to tinued as both the labour employers to recognise unions be created, Pandeni said, movement and the party's long­ with majority membership at a An official from the Minis­ term objectives were similar, workplace and to give such try of Labour, who officially Nafau, he said, was aware of unions bargaining power. opened the congress, pledged criticism of this affiliation, but It was decided that Nafau's that a labour code would be added that the objectives set membership f~e would be in- . ready soon. The code, it was by SWl'.pO and the labour creased by one per cent to enable heard, would assist workers in movelnent had not been real­ the union to finance its own organising themselves effi­ ised as yet. programmes. ciently and would also focus The main objective, the A powerful 55 member dele­ on better labour relations be­ stmggle for economic inde­ gation to the special NUNW tween employers and employ­ pendence, had not been achieved congress, scheduled for the ees. so far, Pandeni reiterated. coming weekend, was elected. The congress endorsed Swapo was the only politi­ Pandeni said the delegation Nafau 's affiliation to National cal org'ani sation which tmly was mandated to stand for Union of Nam.i bian Workers catere d for workers' interests, electi on as NUNW office bear­ (NUNW). But, delegates de- he said. ers. Calling all ex-combatants '.

Windhock - Lusaka · Gaboronc . Hararc UNEMPLOYED former Namibian combat­ ready to be transported to the former bases ants have been asked to report at various points selected for tl)ese projects". Fly IlOII-StOP ti'olll WilldlHlL'k ilHo thL' Iw.ln ot' Ati·icl. around the country from Wednesday, March The places to be reported to are: To LlI S;lk;1 I'll Fridays, rL'tllrnill~ to Wl1ldhoL'k thl' S.l111l' d,ly. 27, to Friday, March 29, to join the proposed NORTH: Ondangwa, Commisioner's of­ Development Brigades. fice; Oulapi, Government Buildings; Okongo, To C;ahorollL' Oil WL'dllL'Sli:JyS. rL'turnill~ tl') Willdh(wk Oil In a statement yesterday, Information Min­ Police Station; Eenhana, Police Station; Satunhys. Alld tll H.li .lrL' llll WL'liI1l'sd.I\"S, rL'turnill~ thL' S.II11L' day. ister Hidipo Hamutenya said that former com­ Omull!:,1Welume, Police Station. . For 111 0rL' illt()nll;nillll. n;m,ld \"nur Illl·. d tr. I\"L'1 .lgL'llt o r batants who wanted to take pan must have NORTH-EAST: Rundu, Commissoner's . . . .. REGISTERED in September, October or offiee; Mukwe, Government offices; N :l111ih Air ill WilldiIllCk (Oil I ) 221)(dO . h:-.: (()(,I ) . ~ ( ,-lCl() . November last year, must prove that they are Nkun~nkunl, primary school; Katima Mulilo, Namibian citizens and must be unemployed. Commissioner's office. The Ministry added that those reponing and CENTRAL AND SOUTH: Windhoek, who are willing to take part in the agricultural ('ommunity Centre; Grootfontein, Commis­ and construction projects, "should bring along siollcr's office; Keetmanshoop, Commis­ their basic household items and should he siollcr's office. PARTNER SHIPOOII /4/F ,4 Tuesday ,l'!1arch 26, 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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THE South African Govern­ Minister Botha further ar­ mentcould be facing charges MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE gued that the court "did not of contempt of court for or­ have before it the facts and the dering two Squth African ' on the other hand appears to be ian waters. legal principles in a matter of Navy corvettes to escort three going to great lengths to Justice Dowie granted a rule this nature". Spanish fishing vessels back downplay the South African nisi against both the Namibian A representative of the trawler into Namibian waters. involvement. government and South Afri­ owners however alleged the Officials of the Ministry of can Defence Minister Magnus South African Navy violated The three trawlers, which Fisheries and Marine Resources Malan, whom the South Afri­ the court order because the were caught fishing illegally are reluctant to -even confirm can Navy falls under. vessels were only brought back in Namibian waters, tried to that the ships were apprehended Dowie ordered that the three ·intoNamibian waters at02hOO evade atrest by sailing into South in South African waters. ships should not be moved from on Sunday. African tenitorial watel·S. The owners of the trawlers South African waters or har­ In his statement Botha said The three ships seized are made an urgent application to assed or interfered with in any the South African Government the Altasa Cuarto, Cabu Primero a Cape Town judge on Satur­ way. received requests from the and Cotorrendo QUalto. day prohibiting both the Na­ It is however not clear Namibian government for as­ Meanwhile the presence of mibian and South African whether the Spanish v.esse!s si stance in escorting the ships South African warships in Governments from interfering were escorted back into Na­ back into Namibian waters on Namibia appears to be causing with the ships. mibian waters before or after Saturday 23 March. the Nrunibian Government a The succesful urgent appli­ the cou rt order. Botha said two South Afri­ great deal of embanassment. cation was heard by Supreme South African Foreign Min­ can naval vessels that were in The South Africans yester­ Court Justice Craig Dowie at ister Pik Botha yesterday is­ the vicinity, SAS Oswald Piro day publicly acknowledged their his home in Cape Town. sued a statement in which he and SAS Umkomaas, were involvement' in escolting the The applicants argued that categorically stated that the instructed to escort the tra wl­ three ships back into Namib­ the arrests were not valid be­ ships were already outside South ers back to an agreed point on ian waters. cause they had taken place in African waters when the court the Namibian coast at Ltider­ The Namibian Government South African and not Namib- order wa~ issued. itz.

* Controversy over Swawec tender TODAY, March 26, the Peopie's Republic of Bangladesh cele­ brates the 20th anniversary of its independence. Bangladesh Is among those countries which gave whole-hearted support to the Namibian struggle for freedom. It also participated in the United Nations Transitional Assistance Group (Untag) in WE CHOSE THE BEST Namibia and opened Its Diplomatic Mission In Windhoek shortly after the country gained its independence, Pictured aboveis A YBISlddiql, who headed the Bangladesh delegation JOHANNESBURG: Two In Untag, raising his country's flag in independent Namibia as Daveyton residents involved SAYS POLLA BRAND \ the Acting High Commissioner of Bangladesh. See tomor­ in Sunday's clash with police row's newspaper for more news on Bangladesh. that left 13 people dead yester­ day refuted the SAP's version GWEN LlSTER of the incident, backing Afri­ can National Congress claims SWA WEe chief executive officer, PoUa Brand, said he rejected an allegation in The Mandela's driver that police opened fire without Namibian that the parastatal had awarded the contract for the clearing of SADF provocation. Police however maintain they land mines from the power line to the highesttenderer. "It is nottbe lowesttender, but were forced to defend them­ it is not the most expensive," he said. claims police selves with firearms and Brand added that it was es­ amounts or the names of the entailed wood pole temporary tearsmoke after about 200 ANC sential that the job be done tenderers. structures: Apart from this the supporters allegedly ignored soon "if we want to avoid In reaction to the report, contract specified the removal bribed him ..... an order to disperse and at­ Namibia being plunged into Swawec chief Brand said that of the old original steel towers tacked them with guns , petrol­ total darkness". the job was "not child 's play" which had been blown up dur- . JOHANNESBURG: Winnie Mandela's co-accused and bombs, pangas and spears. "We picked the lowest ten­ and that it was " extremely ing the war, and which were driver, John Morgan, yesterday said police attempted Mzwandile Matabeni agreed der which gave sufficient guar­ risky" . The army could not do lying in bundles. These had to to persuade him to lie about her involvement in crimes the group carried weapons antee that the job would be it, he added, so Swawec had be cut up and removed from because they were meeting to done professionally and with picked the lowest tender which the sites, which had to be left of kidnap and assault. discuss defences against a the best equipment," he added. gave sufficient guarantee to " absolutely clean". Morgan told the Rand Su­ inflicted on him the day before rumoured Inkatha attack, but In a report headlined 'Land­ get the job done properly. The thousands of landmines preme Court Colonel Chris if he refused. denied there were any petrol mine Shock', The Nanlibian In December alone, Brand surround.irJ8 the 400 pylom were Oosthuizen, head of the Soweto The court is hearing evidence bombs or that police had any yesterday reported that a R3,4 continued, 11 head of cattle not necessarily of the same Murder and Robbery Squad, during a trial-within-trail to reason to open fire with live million tender had been awarded had been killed by explosions type or number, and some of had offered him "a big house, 'consider whether the statement ammunition. to a local company to clear in the vicinity of the pylons. the pylons were fenced while a beautiful car, some money is admissible as evidence in He alleged the group fought SADF landmines over a dis­ Eleven towers had also been others had no fencing at all. and a gun to protect myself" if the main trial, in which Man­ back only after police had tance of 180km from the far lost in the same period. The cost of the job, he added, he agreed to say Mandela had dela, Morgan, Xoliswa Falati opened fire. north to Ruacana, embracing "If we want to avoid a total would depend on how much been present when three men and her daughter, Nompume­ The Inkatha Freedom Party, 400 pylons. blackout we have to do this," work had to be done, but he and a youth were severely lelo Falati, have pleaded not meanwhile, issued a statement The explosives were planted ' Brand added, saying there was estimated that the amrunt would assaulted with sjamboks. guilty to charges of kidnap and yesterday night welcoming the in late 1980 to protect the only one circuit to South Af­ not be far short of R2,9 to R3- Morgan said he had signed a assault. TIle charges arise from establishment of a police in­ powerline from sabotage. rica and if this was lost then the million. statement, in which he claimed the abduction and assault 'on vestigation into the incident, Swawec General Manag;)r whole of Namibia would be He said that consultants from Mandela was present when the 29 December, 1988 of Ken­ but attacked the ANC for al­ of Technical Services, P plunged into darkness. Britain who specialised in this four were assaulted, because neth Kgase, 1habiso Mmo, Pelo legedly attempting to draw the Hooggenhout, refused, how­ He added that repairs to kind of work had estimated a Oosthuizen had threatened to Mekgwe and child activist IFP into the issue. - Sapa. ever, to disclose either the pylons during the war period similar cost. resume electric shock torture Stompie Seipei, who was murdered a few days later by Mandela's former bodyguard Jerry Richardson. CEAUSESCU AIDES Morgan yesterday told the court three Soweto Murder and SENT TO PRISON Robbery Squad policemen had ~ •• , ~ l prodded him with an electri­ cally charged, fork-shaped BUCHAREST, Romania: Eleven fonner aides to Communist ruler Nicolae Ceausescu were senten.:ed yesterday to prison for the deaths object, causing him to scream of people during the bloody revolution that overthrew the dictator. in pain and urinate over him­ .i ~l;I~~'~ ; 1 Four fonner Communist officials received suspended sentences and self. another six were acquitted. The two judges who presided over the trial Several Soweto Murder and did not explain their decision in these cases. All of those who stood Robbery Squad policemen who 777 27[ ... 07 -.7...... \ .....•...•... > .'. ·i ...... ••• >...... Mar '. .... c.....•.....•...... 1i.IL991 . ' 1 L ______~~_~~--- _____ ~

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Lonfin 100 Property Trust Evhold 600 CI_ude N 165 170 AnRmint 9000 Mid Wits 550 555 550 Apex 280 Goldstein 180 195 Clyde 25 28 Brdacre 50 50 Minorco 4700 4740 4725 Capital 260 Grinakr 860 870 Dieor 6 Carrigs 40 New Cent 3000 CbdFund 270 280 . 275 Group 5 510 550 Danech 9 • Cdc 140 New Wit. 975 1000 Cenprop 300 G5hold 480 D-glo 5 6 Debeers 7450 7475 7450 RMProps 1325 1375 Groprop 270 275 Gyp.um 710 Dorbyl 1600 1650 Ich 1000 Southgo 36 37 36 Higate 580 I1co 100 EdL Bate 4050 4100 Tmshex 2175 Tweefnt 1550 Histone 200 Itltile 380 Fenner 260 275' 270 Gold Vogel. 450 470 Metprop 285 295 285 LTA 300 310 300 Pralex 700 725 725 Raod aod Others Zaiplat 300 310 Pioneer 360 375 360 LT A 10peacp 240 Genrec 900 975 Benoni 80 Exploratloo Prima 70 Masnite 725 Haggie 2350 Modder 100 Bamex 140 Sanland 80 Otis 220 225 220 Hud_co 1075 1150 1100 Modder S 100 95 Benco 40 45 45 Stanpro 140 150 Ovcon 60 65 Mastbor 35 DbnDp 1100 Benco Opt 5 Sycom 800 810 800 Porthld 65 Metkor 275 290 275 ET Cons 310 315 315 Dalsig 3 5 5 Tamhoti 275 Ppe 3300 3300 Nth 230 Ergo 700 750 700 Digoco 18 Umdoni 150 160 155 Stock. 120 I~O Neihold 875 ERPM 850 900 Digoco Cp 80 Property Loan Stock Supreme 195 200 195 Nei Afr 1750 1750 Eerslng 17 18 16 Fo.ton 20 S Amaprop Ls 700 Yorkcor 180 NtcLtd 550 Gazgold 18 Freddev 220 230 220 S Barprop Ls 900 Chemical. and Oil. 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Npl 40 W.yne 65 65 Unihold 130 135 Sth Rdpt 20 25 20 Krugerrand end Flnrand Amic 8500 Cloth, Foot, Text Unihold 15pecd 125 Sth Rdpt S 20 40 Fr 32750 32860 32760 A V I 8600 8900 Abhold 100 V. lard 80 90 Sub N 14 14 Kr 975 982 976 Barlows 4000 4025 4000 Adonis 225 Valhold 70 75 70 Village 140 140 KrH.lf 530 520 Bidcorp 1250 1250 Afand Ovr ·a· 1000 Woodrow 65 Vlaks 100 115 110 Kr Quarter 27000 27000 Bidvest 2400 Afandovr 6pcpp 350 Fisblog WR Cons 480 510 510 KrTenth 10500 11000 Bidvest Cd 2600 A llwear 60 62 Namfi sh 390 400 Evander Ba nk. and Fin Serv Boltons 425 AlIgrp 60 Nam~ a 520 Kinross 3800 4300 Adcorp 90 Btrdun 2800 2775 Amshoe 130 Ocfish 1150 1175 Lesiie 31 5 335 325 Allied 263 267 265 Cgsmith 9150 9300 9200 Bolwe.r 125 135 125 Food Winkeis, 4200 4500 4300 Bankorp 315 315 Con_fex 440 Burli ngt 320 Brenrnil 65 Klerksdorp Boe 1200 1250 1200 C utinan 725 750 725 Coastal 20 Cgs Food 3925 4000 3925 AfLcase 85 Boe Cl. 1050 Curfm 525 535 Conshu 500 Cadswep 2650 2750 Buffel. 3800 Boland 675 675 D and H 570 600 600 Confram 290 Crown 40 Harties 1700 1735 1725 Colfin 37 E ureka 28 32 Cutrite 60 Fedfood 1400 Sovnal 8600 8650 Colmbia 70 70 Eurevst 70 DaGama 700 Fedfood 7 pccp 1200 1250 Stilftn 425 525 550 Fidbank 410 Farm-ag 200 Debnair 83 Fedfood 13pccd 1125 1300 Vaal Rfs 17400 17550 17500 Fidbank Ls 360 380 FSI 475 Delswa 125 ICS 1000 1100 Zandpan 275 275 'Firstbk 3425 F S IPord 775 Ensign 525 I and J 2850 2925 OFS Firstbk Pord 3350 F S Group 230 Frame 450 Kanhym 285 275 Bcatrix 1900 1925 1900 Gdm 160 FsGrpPord 350 G10dina 80 Lebaka 70 Fregold 2000 2050 2025 invItee 14QO 1400 Grincor 470 Oubings 770 Maca~ 17 18 17 Hannony 1825 1875 1825 Inhold 700 750 Huntcor 2300 Jade 125 150 Prem Grp 2550 2600 Ioel 300 315 Mast 50 H1h 1250 1325 1325 LeegaU 35 Rainbow 320 330 320 Loraine 565 565 Merhld 220 Imperial 925 1000 Lenco 240 250 240 Roy food 380 375 Ofsi I 4800 4875 Mandm 1 Imphold 375 Meritex 40 Tig Oats 3500 3550 3525 Oryx 550 575 Nbsho1d 910 925 910 Knj 50 60 · 50 Ninian 525 Wbhold 270 275 SI Helna 2250 2400 Nedcor 1320 1325 Long M 210 220 210 Pals 24 Furn and HO'tsehold Unisel 825 850 850 Pag 20 22 Lonrho , 1440 1460 1460 Pointer 19 20 20 Amrel 1400 Welkom 1350 1350 Quorum 35 Mcphail 290 295 285 Pointer Cd . 32 32 Afcol 1550 West Wits Reiehmn 115 120 115 Malbak 800 825 800 Progres 340 Barnets 25 30 B1yvoor 675 750 Saambou 168 170 168 Malbak 13pecd 225 Rex True 1000 Elerine 6500 6400 Deelkrl 650 670 650 Sage Ltd 700 Malhold 2100 Rex True -a­ 1000 Gomma 50 55 50 Doom. 210 215 Sasfin 65 Messina 1100 Romatex 765 Oahold ' 50 Dries 3050 3100 3075 Sechold 420 440 420 Me~e andZ 330 Searcon 325 350 Jdgroup 625 Elands 1750 1775 1775 Sarb 8500 Micor 85 85 Se.rdel 320 375 Pic.pH 90 Elsburg 240 250 250 Sbic 5100 5200 5100 Micind 35 63 Siloak 200 Prestge 20 30 Kloof 2150 2200 2200 Time 60 65 MandrHld 3075 Sablnd 250 Prfum 55 60 Libanon 185 185 Time 14peep 85 95 Mandr Inv 2400 Strobel 120 200 Rusfum 120 Venters 160 165 165 UbI 710 720 715 Nictus 40 TexMil 80 Suprman 15 17 ' Venter. 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Medclin 85 90 Mashold 375 Tegkor 1125 1150 1125 Today"s quotations for unit trusts: Medelnllpcucd 100 110 Metro 380 Tib 1170 1200 1200 Noristn 80 90 Mid.s 300 Utico 3750 General Equity Funds: Presmed 120 Milstan 47 jO Transportation Allegro 98,46 91,48 5,05 Sa Drug 200 220 200 Musico 45 55 Cargo 150 160 BOE Growth 116,29 108 ,19 n/a Twins 220 230 225 Music. Cd 240 Laser 135 Fedgro 109,30 101,64 n/a Printing and Publish OK 1400 Mobile 1500 2000 1900 Argus 1350 Penpin 115 120 PUleo 100 110 100 Gual'dbank Growth 1993,05 1860,47 5,41 Dispteh 110 120 Pepgro 3600 Racy 52 Momentum 194,50 181,17 6,89 Penrose 40 40 Pepkor 7900 'frcncor 7600 Met fund 154,39 143,72 5,83 Persbel 575 Pep 2900 Unitran 16pccd 550 NHS Hallmark 799,69 743,64 7,35 Perskor 1500 Pikwik 1150 1200 Uevelopment Capital NOlwichNBS 307,24 285,72 8,65 Pubhold 40 Pieknp.y 2000 2350 2425 Aid. 2~ Solchem 30 Reggies 26 27 27 Aimark 20 Old Mutual Investors 2281,71 2119,99 5,33 TML 1000 Scoelik 300 Anjet 5 7 Safegro • 109,55 102,22 8.38 Steel and Allied Score 590 600 Bloch. 30 Sage 1978,74 1838.30 5,39 Cmi 650 670 650 Shield 60 80 B10ktee 10 Sanlam 1314,09 4,64 Hiveld 1535 1550 1535 Shoprit 400 400 Cenmng 50 1409,56 Iscor 194 195 194 Smart 200 Choice 13 Sanlam Index 1112,05 1035,87 5,21 Usko 170 180 Speclty 5.00 Cfc 550 Southern Equity 144,59 134,96 5,88 Uskol4pcep 140 155 Storeco 1075 Dpf-inv 50 Standard 958,85 899,24 7,99 RetaUers "od Wholesalers Tradgro 145 155 Hyperet 15 Syfrets Growth 214,98 200,74 5,97 Acrem 65 Trgr A 7pcep 80 Lanchem 4 Aroma 15 Trgr 13pc Oed 150 170 Leppin 20 UAL 1704,80 1594,76 6,53 Akj 40 Tradhld 80 85 Maxmech . 10 19 Specialist Equity Funds: Autoqip 45 Tradhldl3pccd 65 Mestore 26 Guardbank Resources 130,00 121,22 7,67 Bergers 240 250 Tradhldl3aed 50 Molyslp 80 Sage Resources 108,45 101,25 7,90 Cashbil 400 Walhold 615 620 Norvic 10 Clicks 1600 Waltons 615 620 Nova 100 100 Sanlam Industrial 789,63 735,45 5,04 Cnagalo 2450 2450 Wooltru 8000 8100 Nov.16pccd 10000 Sanlam Mining 294,48 273,97 6,06 Contrav 40 Wooltru-a- 7800 8350 Po-hold 14 Sanlam Dividend 367,87 341,93 4,91 Cumow 32 35 Sugar Quantum 4 126,85 118,26 6,72 Dropinn 110 140 Crookes 475 500 475 Romens 70 Southern Mining Eddies 20 Lonsugr 2250 Shocraf 55 Standard Gold 172,80 161,65 8,65 Fosclmi 11500 Tongaat 1575 1600 1575 Spicer 23 U AL Mining and Hieorl 35 40 40 Tobacco aDd Match Veoture Capital Resources 344,70 322,05 5,86 Hiscore 540 550 540 L Match 270 300 Biopoly 55 UAL Selected Ibjoffe 65 Remb Beh 1280 1300 1300 Nci 2 3 2 Letie 5500 6200 6000 Remgro 1800 1810 1810 Tecfin 20 Opp0l1unities 1422,29 1324,45 5,06 Old Mutual Mining 245,68 227,97 6,99 Old Mutual Industrial 287,12 266,65 n/a Old Mutual Gold Fund 112,73 104,63 7,82 Meltdown in gold mining industry Income/Gilt Funds: JOHANNESBURG: The South African Knobbs said that total profits in 1990 had little control over the price of its Corbank 108,39 107,26 15,00 gold mining industry is in the grip of a were down by about 23 per cent on the product. Guardbank Income 113,76 112,57 17,05 financial crisis, in all likelihood the most 1989 fi gure and the State's share of Acknowledging that the profitability of . Old Mutual Income 109,37 107,08 15,68 critical since gold was discovered on the profits, accrued through taxation, had gold mines would always be dependent on Senbank High Yield 101,68 100,61 14,09 Wit waters rand more than 100 years ago. dropped by more than 40 per cent. He the price of gold, Knobbs said the manner Senbank Gilt 101,42 100,36 14,13 This was said by the President of the added that present circumstances posed in which the industry responded to the Standard Extra Income Y2,6O 91,57 15,89 Chamber of Mines, Ciive Knobbs, when a very real threat to the ongoing sur­ diverse and new challenges confronting Syfrets Income 109,64 108,54 15,19 he addressed the annual general meeting vival of many of South Africa's gold it, would also significantly determine UAL Gilt 1173,80 1162,07 15,17 of the Association of Mine Managers at mines. This was due, to a large extent, whether the health of an ailing industry the weekend. to the fact that the gold mining industry could be restored. - Sapa. Closing exchange rates against the rand r------~ ------, sell T .T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying

r US$ 2,7230 2,7030 2,68l:W 2,6670 .~. Sterling 4,8635 4,8030 4,7570 4,7180 Austrian shilling 4,2480 4,3055 4,3330 4,3570 Australian $ 0,4740 0,4805 0,4945 0,4995 Auctlon.a" A',I•• " Belgian franc 12,4000 12,6000 12,7000 12,8000 Pula 0,7185 0,7285 0,7320 0,0000 Canadian$ 0,4235 0,4300 0,4340 0,4370 Swiss franc 0,5170 0,5245 0,5275 0,5305 PRIME PROPERTY AND VEHICLES Deutsche Mark 0,6040 0,6125 0,6160 0,6195 Interfin (Pty) Limited in (Liquidation) Master Ref. No. T2000/90 Danish Krone 2,3175 2,3490 2,3680 2,3845 I Pesetas 37,5000 38,0500 38,4500 38,8000 I Davitex Industries (pty) Ltd (in liquidation) Master Ref no T648/90 and Finnish Ma.rk 1,4343 1,4545 1,4700 1,4835 I another matter. French Franc 2,0562 2,0835 2,0970 2,1085 I HEAVY INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Drachma 65,3000 66,1000 67,0000 67,8000 I This 7500 square metre industrial site is situated at the end of Hey Street in the Hong Kong $ 2,8505 2,8880 2,9075 2,9240 Irish pilllt 4,4060 4,3515 4,3260 4,3045 I centre of Meyerton Industrial Area. Improvements include 3 workshops totalling Indian rupee 0,0000 0,0000 0.0000 0,0000 lover 800 square metre, small office block, abolutions and carports. 1/3 of the Italian1ire 448.5500 454,9000 459,5500 463,5000 property is paved with concrete and it is totally surrounded by a brick wall. This Yen 50,S()()() 51,2000 51,4500 51,650 : property is ideal for a transport contractor or can be split into mine factories with Kenyan shilling 9,5995 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Mauritian rupee 5,5230 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 I room for expansion. Malawi,m kwacha 0,9995 1,0130 1,0195 0,0000 VEHICLES Guilder 0,6810 0,6900 0,6950 0,6995 I 1 0 excellent late model Scania 142H 6 x 4 Intercooler Horses with 3 x Axle 12,5 Norwegian krone 2,3580 2,3895 2,4280 2,4605 I meter trailers, Mercedes Benz2632 - 6 x4 Rig, Komatsu DSSA Dozerwith ripper, NZ$ 0,6145 0,6225 0,6290 0,6350 I BMW728i, Toyota Cressida, Mercedes Benz, 1926 Horse, Nissan 1400 LDV, Pakistani rupee 8,1230 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Mercedes Benz 1928 horse, 2 x 1987 Nissan Cabstar Volume Vans, 1 x 1985 Escudos 52,8500 53,5500 54,4500 55,2000 I Seychelle rupee 1,9205 . 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 I Nissan Cabstar Volume vans, Mercedes Benz 2624 horse, Mercedes Benz 1928 Swedish krone 2,2005 2,2300 2,2480 2,2640 I horse, Mercedes Benz 1926 horse, 2 x S/A Trailers, Mercedes Benz 1313 Singapore $ 0,6470 0,6565 · 0,6600 0,6625 I dropside truck, Isuzu JCR, Mercedes Benz 1113 Dropside and other vehicles still Zambian kwacha 19,1625 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 I to be cleared for auction by the Bank concerned. ZW$ 1,0625 1,0805 1,086:0 0,0000 These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to alterations. I . "'0 , ON SITE I 5 Hey Street, Meyerton on T~Jesday: March 26 at 10.30 am I Terms: Loose Assests: . Lufthansa cut air fares to Namibia I R1000 deposit (cash or bank guaranteed cheque) is required on regis.tration. I The balance (cash or bank guaranteed cheque) on the day of sale. All bids THE German airline Lufthansa announced yesterday that all I exclusive of GST. Buyers irrevocable letter of credit prior to bidding. ' fares from Germany to Namibia will be cut by seven per cent from FIXED ASSETS: A 20% deposit (cash or bank guaranteed cheque) on the fall April 11991. . A statement by Lufthansa said the cut was due to decreasing fuel I of th.e hammer and the balance by suitable guarantees within 30 ,day~ of .Qonfjr- prices resulting from the ending of the Gulf war, I mation of the sale. ' " Many Namibians buy tickets locally for relatives who plan on I View: Day prior to auction. I '., visiting Namibia. From April this ye~r, a P,ex.excursion f-are fro~ I Din:.ctions from the R26 go e&st on R551 Frankfurt to Windhoek will.sav~ tl,le buyer about ~700." said I (Johan le Roux St) to Meyer street, -turr(ieft Jochen Korbmann, Lufthansu's Regional Director for southern I and left into·Hey. The above !s subject to Africa. Lufthansa said its aim was to pass on the fuel decrease I change without prior notice. ';., directly to the passenger. Lufthansa will also cut fares within I For further details kindly contact 1he Germany by 2,5 per cent, from Germany to Europe and the Near S·A·I·A East by three per cent, to Middle and South America by five per I Auctioneers cent, and the biggest price cut - to Africa, Asia, the USA and I Tel: 402-5775 (011) Fax 402-6766 (011) Canada - by seven per cent. I 31 Height Street, Doornfontein. L ___ .______-=- ~ ~.,1... ___":::~~~~ =;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.,..J .------•• "'.""~"".IIJI!~.. ~1Ii ...... _iI! THE NAMIBIAN ' Tuesday March 26 1991 .9

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to resign after three days of financial empi.re amassed in land Africa to stand in demo­ riots in which at least 150 people Plane crash pal1 by skimming up to 11 cratic elections and defeat an WORLD SHORTS are said to have died. billion dollars from Iraq's oil incumbent. BANGAL~RE,Ind ia : An In­ revenue over the past 10 years, dian Air Force transport pIlUle described Baghdad as being in CBS television reported yes­ Baghdad raid ., a state of explosion". USSR unrest yesterday crashed and burst into Border raid flames moments after taking terday. NICOSIA: Iraqi rebels claimed FREETOWN: Sierra Leone sent MOSCOW: Three Georgians off on a routine training flight, yesterday Baghdad was under Mali riots killing all 28 people on board. Soglo first troop reinforcements to the threat but charged that the au­ were killed and two wounded Kailahun border district yes­ thorities were la.unching air raids -eAMAKO: A general strike on Sunday in fighting with COTONOU: Benin's Prime terday following a cross-bor­ on the nOlthem oil city of Kirkuk called by Mali's pro-democ­ Soviet Interior Ministry forces Saddam seam Minister Nicephore Soglo, a der raid at the weekend by and conunitting massacres in racy groups paralysed all but in the region of South Ossetia, former World Bank official, fighters of the National Patri­ southern towns recaptured from vital services as pressure built the News Agency Interfax WASHINGTON: President was set to become the first otic Fro!).t of Liberia in which Shiite insurgents. Teheran radio up on President Moussa Traore reported .yesterday. Saddam Hussein controls a vast presidential candidate on main- 14 Sierra Leoneans were killed.

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ADMINISTRATION OF SOUTH WEST AFRICA LIQUOR ORDINANCE, 1969 Notice of application for a new licence/conditional authorlty* To be made to the board for consideration at Its meetlng/speclal ·meetlng* to be held on the 8th day of May 1991. 1. 2. 3. 4. Full Names and addresses of Class of Licence Premises in respect of 5. District in which Privileges applied for licence is required applicant and his principals (if applied for which the licene is required any) Section 69 (a) Karibib Restaurant Liquor Erf 185 Werner Gau-Goab licence Otjimbingwe PO Box 39 Arandis House no: 2127 Arandis

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Eshiivifo kovakwaita OMUKULUKADI A va kulu DIPAWA KONGADU OSIllKONDO shomauye­ Rundu: Ondjonghundana nakufya okwe va pamba. Ashike opo. Nakumudipaa okuli mee­ lele noikwakutuma yoNampa oya shiivifa kutya okafekela otaka tinakufya okwa rnhango nota ka holoka momhepo moRepublika omukulukadi 00 ehe shiivike fa a dja kuAngola. momhangu diva. yaNamibia otai shivifIle omudimba waye owe lituwa Pokati opo, omukalimo Koshitukulwa shaKaguni oilyo ikulu yoPlan, Koevoet ongula yonghela popepi no­ womomukunda Siya oule popepi naMpungu, moushilo noSW ATF aishe oyo ihena Mayana moshitukulwa weekilometa 40 okudja waKavango natango, omu­ shaKavango. Olutu lanakafya koRundu, meme Auleria Shin­ lumenhu umwe okwe limangel­ oilonga fiyo opapa oyo YE ola hangika lihena eemati no­ dimba weedula 39, okwa di­ eka omafiku eshi ali 23 March LINYOLIFA muSeptem­ taku fe kelwa kutya okwa lika pawa kumumwaina ,mefiku 1991. ber, October naNovember kongadu. lemanguluko konima yeen­ Paulus Likuwa womido 70 1990 opo i ke lilopote peen­ Omudimba wanakufya ow~ hangu ado dl\li pokati kavo. okwe limangeleka netornhelo hele tadi landula okudja lituwa koPolifi, ashike Opolifi Nakufya Auleria otaku vati sbaashi •• ovakwadimo vaye Komufala woshitukulwa shaNdangwa, Brian Simataa, mEtitatu fiyo Etitano, 30 otai indile elongelokumwe hokololwa kutya okwa dengwa kave mu hole", oshiningwan­ ota monika apa kolumosho, pokati otapa monika Ohamba March 1991. loshiwana opo vaka tale pamwe noshihupulo momutwe nokufila ima eshi ota shi konakonwa. Kauluma omanga kolulyo taku monika Dr. Libertine Ovo tave ke lilopota voov­ j\mathila, pefimbo letyapulo ledimbuluko lemanguluko ene novena ehalo lokulonga pOnamulWlga mOndonga. meeprojeka dOlUlamapya no­ Efano kuTYAPP A NAMUTEWA. domatungo, nava kale va etelela Oshivilo osha li momhepo oikuinbafa noipumbiwa aishe yopaumwene vo nava kale y • ve lilongekida okututilwa keen- Ovaendanandjila 9 . hele ado da hoololelwa eepro­ lwa Opolifi tai ti jeka odo. va dipawa kuUnita Ovo va teelelwa ve lilopote OSHIVILODIMBULUKO shemanguluko laNamibia, osho kwa li sha danwa moshi­ ovo ashike ava tava landula; 1. na kale omukwaita mu kulu longo ashishe moshivike sha dja ko, okwa li sha enda nawa lela, no inaku lopotwa Angola: Eengangala daUnita oda umba odila omo lllwali ova­ woPlan, Koevoet ile SWA TF ominyonena dinyanyalifa unene kopolifi, kakele ngaho kominyonena danafangwa talelipo koumbangalanhu wAngola omo mwa fil a ovAmerica va- 2, omuCanada va- ! , ovaFilliphine va-6, oshoyo omuyandjimu­ 00 eli nyolifa odula ya dj ako. ngaashi oumbudi. lobe wEpangelo lAngola a shiivifa olomakaya. 2. na kale omuNamibia kuyadi. Omuyandjimulombowopo­ omalihumbato mawa ovak­ kale tave lihumbata ngaha 3. na kale ehe na oilonga. lifi, Komufl\la Siggi Eimbeck, washiwana 00 ashike taa pu­ pamikalo ado tadi tungu nod­ Eenhele odo tadi kelilopotelwa okwa shiivifa onghela kutya, pal eke oilonga yopolifi oyo i li ediminafanepo opo oivilo aishe ongaashi: opolifi oya hafa neenghono noi i djuu shili neenghono. moshilongo i kale hai ende Oministeli yEmona. iditile Ovakwashiwana ounwa Komufala Eimbeck okwa nawa. 1. Moshitukulwa shokOumban­ omolwomalihumbato avo pandula yo oilyo yopolifi aishe "Ngeenge ovakalimo osho galanhu: NOlthern Region mawa pefimbo letyapulo loshiv­ oyo ya li moilonga pefimbo tava kala nok:qlihumbata ngaha, yaZambia ya hulifa (Owambo) ilo shedimbuluko lemanguIuko. letyapulo ledirobuluko leman­ ngaashi ve llhumbata pefimbo ONDANGWA: Pombelewa Eimbeck okwa ti, oshivilo guIuko. molowaashi oyo naanaa loshivil6 eshi, nena otu na Lusaka: Oministeli yemona moZambia Gibson Chigaga okwa yakomufala osha li momhepd iwa noi na ku ye shi ninga shi dulike opo elineekelo kutya olwoodi hulifa oweenda pokapale kaZambia ongula yoSondaha, okudjil OUTAPI : Pomatungo Epangelo kundanwa nande omlnyonena oinima aishe i kale ya enda lokukondjifa ominyonena 'ohatu koweenda waye koLondon. "...... ,...... '. -' ~ J.'" OKONGO: Pombelewa yoPo­ dasha pefimbo loshivilo ile nawa. ke li '-fhlda dlva," oshii ,. 'Odjongltundima yoSapa oya shiivifa kutya nakufya Chigaga lifi oh.'.Ihelihumbata nawa keem­ Lwroruurnnwa~kokwa Komufala Eirobeck a popya okwa hulifa oweenda waye konima 'ashike.- yolqJfika kwaYIt EENHANA: Pombelewa yoPo­ binga adishe doshilongo. tonga elineekelo laye kutya nehafo. pokapale nokwali ena oku popifa oshiongal~'le shovatoolin ghu~': lifi Okwa twikiia kutya ovakwashiwana ngeno osho va dana pokapale kaZambia. OMUNGWELUME: Pombelcwa yoPolifi 1.1 Oshitukulwa "hokOush.ilu ­ TOTAL Namibia is an established company involved in the mbangahnhu: North-Ea,tem manufacture and marketing of petroleum products throughout the CHIEF Region country. RUNDU; Pombekwa ADMINISTRATIVE yakomufala We now have a responsible position for a mature matriculated MUKWE: Pomatungo per§on with a technicaVmechanical background at our Walvis Epangelo Bay operation as OFFICER NKURENKURU: Ofikola yol'rima NANSO National Students KATTMA MULILO: Pombelewa yakomufala. Organisation requires the 1.2 Oshitukulwa shopokati services of an enthusiastic and noshoyo kOumbuwanhu: Cen­ imaginative Chief Administrative tral and Southern Region: WINDHOEK: Conununity Officer to run the finance and Centre The candidate should be bilingual and have at least 6 - 8 years' project unit at its head-offie GR OOTFONTEIN : relevant experi ence. Reporting to the Terminal M an.~ ge r, you wi ll which w.i ll involve liaision with Pombelewa yakomufala assist in th~ efficient running of the plant, which inVOlv.es stock KEETMANSHOOP : servic e and donor organisbtlons. Pombelewa yakomufala control, clerical activities, supervision of personnel as well as maintenance of equipment at the depot. Ovo tava teelelwa ovava Requirements: Tertiary qualifica­ ashike velinyolifa, ou ino li nyolifa inoyako. In addition to a competitive salary we offer a medical aid, a tion in financial administration, pension fund, christmas bonus and generous annual leave . Eshiivifo eli ola ningwa < , good Qco,qlin1'4ng and · koministeli yomauyelele noikwakutuma momhep,o Interested? Call Mr A Schmldt at Walvls Bay on (0642) 3722 administrative skills and a valid omufunanekwa Hidipo Ha­ or write to TOTAL Namibia, P 0 Box 1119, Walvls Bay 9190. drivers licence. mutenya. The closing date is 11 April 1991 Interested persons should send For news tips their <;'V,and1He names:df two phone Sarah references to: Jahannes at PO Box 220·13 36970 during Windhoek or telephone (061) office hours. 62187 before 3 April 1991 THE BEST PEOPU: FORTHE JOB 52963 . . 14. Tuesday March 26 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Polisie was suksesvol

SIGGI EimbeclC, Kommisaris van Polisie, het sy trots met die optrede van die polisie en dank oor die gedrag van landsburgers gedurende die feesvieringe in verlede week bekend gemaak. Die herc!enking is op 'n vreedsame wyse gevier. Namibiers, dwarsoor die land. was in 'n goeie stemming en geen voorvalle van baldadigheid en wanorde is rapporteer nie. Die polisie het dit geniet om met burgers te werk wat hulle so voorbeeldig gedra het. Min persone besef werklikhoe groot en moeilikdie taak om die veiligheid van almal te waarborg was en die Inspekteur Generaal wil sy waardering uitspreek vir sy manne en vroue wat hul so goed van hul taak gekwyt het. Die orkes van die polisie verdien ook 'n spesiale wQord van dank vir hul optrede tydens die fees. Hulle het 'n goeie indruk geskep. AI die lede van die polisie hoop dat die mense vanhierdie land sal voortbou op die gees van vrede en rustigheid wat tydens die vieringe geheers het. Op hierdie wyse lean die stryd teen misdaad oorwin word. Karasburgfees eensydig

'n PRIESTER S. T. N ortje was die enigste wit persoon wat verlede week die onafhanklikheidsherdenking op Karasburg bygewoon Die hopie koerante is gisteroggend vroeg op die hoek van Freudstraat aangetref maar dit was onmoontIik om die het. Lazarus Kairabib. een van die hooforganiseerders op die een wat hulle uitmekaar geskeur het op te spoor. Baie ander verkopers was nog besig om hul koerante te verkoop dorp, het gese die burgermeester sowel as die stadsklerk het en aangesien die hopie van die nuutste uitgawe was en nog verkoop kon word, is dit onverstaanbaar waarom dit weggebly van die verrigtinge terwyl hulle deur die streekskom­ so vroeg al gebruik is om die strate van die stad te besoedel. Sommige van die koerante wat opgeskeur is het oral missaris, Mina Shanjengange, gevra was om vir die_organisasie in Leutwein en Van Rijn straat gele. Alle pogings om die verantwoordeIike persoon op te spoor en die geheim op verantwoordelik te wees. Hulle het volgens Kairabib in gebreke te k1aar was tevergeefs. Was

"DIE werkende gemeenskap gebruik te word om die pro­ k.'U1 ook bydra om werkloosheid jekte te fmansier. Hy hoop die in die land te verlig." Dit is die rivate plan Dlet \Verkloosheid werkers sal bereid ~ees om mening van Johan Bean. 'n bydraes le maak aangesien die Stelsel waarby die hoer be­ die werkloses werk lean kry gevalle tot misdaad en mis­ minder. Dit behoolt vertroue te word. Hulle wil instansies projek daarop gemile is om soldigdes en die besighede kan . teen minimale besoldiging daad lei tot wantroue onder die in mekaar te skep en lean aanhelp met groot getalle werkers soos diefstal, wat 'n groot kopseer bydra kan 'n aantal werkers in terwy I hulle sekere ure van die gemeenskappe in die -land. met die proses van rekonsili­ die staatsdiens nader en van vir dieselfde werkers is, te diens neem by sekere sentra' dag opleiding ontvang. Indien werldoosheid verlig word asie, volgens Bean. die werkers minimale maan­ bekamp. Die bedrae wat van wat gestig moet word en waar Werkloosheid lei in baie behoort misdaad ook te ver- Die projekte wat hy in ged­ delikse bydraes vra. Hierdie werkendes gevra sal word agte het behoort hoofsaaklik geld sal hanteer word deur 'n behoort 'n breuledeel van hul 11:11: •••11:: ••• X •••• x ·•• x •••x-.. if' •••••••••••••••••••• deur die gemeenskap gesteun raad van trustees en behoort verliese aan diefstaI le wees. ~.. . Die beplande projekte is van . so 'n aard dat wetkers op sekere • • tye opleiding kan ontvang. Na •.. •.. 'n aantal maande se opleiding .. .. NANSO .. .. kan die werkloses werk kry by .. .. anderinstansies. Die beplande .. .. opleiding sal in die landbou, WOMEN'S boubedryf en nog ander velde ·.. .. wat onder oorweging is, wees. .. .. Bean se hy het alreeds met .. .. WORKSHOP 'n aantal persone wat die opleid­ .. .. ing kan verskaf in verbinding .. .. All NANSO BRANCHES getree en baie van hu lle gevind .. PRESENTS .. (SCHOOLS) are requested to wat bereid is om hulp te ver­ skaf. Die persone sluit in = GRAND OPENING!! = send two delegates. boukonlrakteurs, dosenle, .. * ** *** *** ** * .. werkverskaffingsburos, on­ = Thursday: 28 March 1991 = Date: 25 - 31 March 1991 derwysers, en nog vele ander. Alhoewel hulle oor' n aantal = Time: 8.30 till late Admissi~n,: RI0,00 = ~. Veliue: Windhoek idees beskik en aJreeds daarv­ = = -,,;~ All interested parties are oor beplan wil,hulle. graag idees van die kant van werkloses en = -, :-.. :'. welcome!! enigeen wat daarin belangslel, kry. Werldoses moet selfbesluit = ~ ... ~ =' For further information contact: oor die tIpe projekfe waaraan = . >:=",:., Comra.·.d.e: Rosalia Sh. ip' iki at hulle graag'-'sal wildeelneem .. DJ Robin will enlighten yotir~ riiind 'and , :. 'v: en die voorstelIe aan Posbus • ': .; .•- ,,' Tel (061) 62187 o~,.· 61775 6464, Ausspannplatz, stuur. AI • Guest DJ - Thabo .. ... die voorstelle sal ootweeg en = Come and Check this out,. this is the place to be where'you = ~======~======~====~/ gebruik word om die nodige = . ca'n expect the unexpected!! = prioriteit te bepaal wnarmee = NB: Don't miss the party of a lifetime!! = Get the ripple effect from your investment t--b_egin_s_al_wo_rd. ___ . -'.' .... • Friday: Disco Rave and Rock and Roll .. Telefriend is · Invest as little as a thousand Rand in an = Dancing competition and cash prizes to be won!! = 0mnibond Participation Mortgage Bond and you're assured the ripple effect of high interest your friend in • Admission: R8,OO . Guest DJ - Thabo .. and security. . • • need and = Saturday Afternoon: Matinee Show (Rap Competition) = 01 interest per annum paid = Time: 2pm till6pm Admission: R2,OO = 20 •5 -j0 monthly in advance. crisis. Help is • Cash prizes to be won!! • Minimum interest 0120.5 % per annum to 30 as close as a June 1991. = Saturday nite: Disco Rave Admission: R8,OO = '" telephone. = Come and get funky to the beat of Spunky DJ Robin = An Omnibond management team, rrom SA, .. will be in Namibia between the 18th and 22nd March 1991 to see you. Please phone us to Phone us = Sunday: 31 March 1991 = appointment = Midnight Gig - 12 pm till sunrise = between = Don't miss out on our Easter Special = .I'-l:ot'nlonn. (011) 337-4540 10hOO and OMNIBOND = Come to the club where you can always = Managers (Pty) Lld 23hOO every = Expect the Unexpected!! = Omnibond House day ~t (061) 98 President Street = Check it out!! = ~ Johannesburg 6-3028. ~ •••••••••••••••••••••x ••••x ••••••I •••• X •••~ THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday March 26 1991 15

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CHROMA WINDHOEK ELECTRONICS WR RENOVA nONS ARCIllTECTURAL HOUSE Floo r SEAtiNG . House nENOVATIONS DESIGN STUDIOS BynGLAn PROOfiNG. INTERL OCKIN G TEL: 061 - 61925 Poor T"- Reception? TILING . PLUMSING Tel (061) 3-6159 For all your building, OWNERS TV Antenna requirements Telecall 5-2222 All h~use~owners • for: Installation Emdos Awaseb F:llL (061) 3-1068 Phone: 225749 PO Box 50171 • Security fencing FOR ALL YOUR Windhoek • Burglar Bars * PANEL BEATERS RENOVATION 9000 * Painting * SPRAY PAINTING WHAT'S ON ] Welding work & * CHASSIS STRAIGHTENING REQUIREMENTS * * BREAKDOWN SERVICE CALL US! to Renovations • FREE QUOTATIONS Call 6-2947/8 * ROOF SEALING Caesar Landsberg 'I< HOUSE 22·7426 RENOVATIONS The Church of FREE The ENTERTAINMENT * BURGLAR Jesus Christ of COMPLEX that does not PROOFING QUOTATIONS stop. Latter-Day Saints For more Information call * INTERLOCKING Sunday services ,.. Tll,ING 216884 AUTO CENTRE. 10hOO to PLUMBING ~ DRIES LUBBE tIJ 116161111~lM S' l.l~U "nuc IIOURS Box 5609 ~ . The Academy 910113 WINDHOEK ~ WINUIIOU tOOO Room 302 All welcome I' Let us sell your J.J.J L&H Hair Studio car for you & get WE BUY, SELL,'PAWN AND Enquiries: 222438 the best value. SWOP SECONDHAND Kaslno Street FURNI1\J RE, We recover our ELECTRICAL APPOANCES (opposite Civic Affairs & ALARMSFOR . commission from AND BUILDING MATERIAL Manpower) FOR CASH. .HOME AND MOTOR the seller (PAY OVER 3 MONTHS) " We are the profession­ CARSWlTH TYRE BARGAINS als for all types of hair FLAGS * FLAGS • WERNHIL PARK BRIDGE IMMOBILISERS trading as Ducan Phone Dries Lubbe (NEW and hairstyles for processions, PHONE SECURITY (Pty) Ltd Tel: 21-6761/21-6766 FURNITURE) 228556 " We also specialise In delegations, welcome, pro­ • CORNER DAIMLER AND DIE­ .SYSTEMS NAMIBIA Come and have a look Afro Hair, Braiding and motions or any festivities. Cars fully SEL STR (NEW AND SECOND­ hand held flags, bold & HAND FURNITURE) 221531/1 TEL: 225749 and save yourself a lot Human etc • Oplplwanga Shopping colourful. guaranteed while of money on our Centre, 0-1822 Katutra LET OUR FRIENDLY Special Independence year on our premises!!! fantastic, high quality edition made In Namibia STAFF SERVICE YOU OUR UNIQUE MONEY BACK second·hand tyres with Wrtleto: GUARANTEE WE WlLLPAY YOUlliE 80% tread! COME & SEE US NOW National Flag ,AlARMS-+ Our new stock has just PO Box 8424 :t:Ytt' DIFFERENCE IF YOU CAN l'11 :,nl:PAIBS .' FUND ANY ITEM CHEAPER arrived from Ger· Tel224494 WlNDHOEK (secondhand or phone many. Ons installeer CREDIT CARDS and in good condition) 22-6605 WELCOME We have also the large SALON motor en huis +/. R75 each (excl. GST) beautiful size BLACK HAIR Are still available at 31x10.50R15 • Telefriend Is your ALARMS W.oodway Car Sales, 10.50R15 off road for Quick Curl and 10 Talstreet (next) to Perfection products friend in need and Skakel Michael by Apollo restaurant tyres for your 4x4. Open from 08:00 ·19:00 Tel: (061) 211254 crisis. Help is as We have not moved, come The best second·hand BERHARD STREET Tel: (061) 213208 and see us now for tyres on the market GROOTFONTEIN close as a tele­ Defective TV's the best prices! with the best prices on (opp. Wecke 8. Volgts) vidoes and radios. Fandlfa Yomatalyela phone. Phone us I the market. We do permlng. relaxing. Spaar op grafstene ,f.ue fixed in ·o:u Opo A DI KomBada We are in the following braiding 8. men's hair between 10hOO and .. SPECIALISED ' yomafuta cutting Save on gravestones .vORKSHOP (Omakulu, Ashlke·Okull areas: For an appointment tel 3474 23hOO every day at LT Landela Emanya Expertise MonghaJo IWa) keshe Windhoek: Ducan Knmbiliha (Pty) Ltd (061) 6-3028. guaranteed Limwe R751awwpo Oshakati: Tyre Bar· VARIOUS NaHae: collect and I WE ALSO SELL USED . CARS!! gain, front of Omar· LEARN Namibia Grafstene delIvery s~C'i1ce tala Market FANIE DRESSMAKING Noordelike I ~~W'&~-iLES Grootfontein: G + E SUPERMARKET THE EASY WAY!! Nywerheidsgebied 1 """ ,.-,"","''''''''' Garage, (mr Gunther) Katutura FREE Introductory (agter Elso Seepfabriek ,..JaC:-MaT 10 Tal Stre:;(n:;;: Keetmanshoop: Speedy Tel215453 Classes Brakwater) 1 Appolo restaurant) Gonzales Motors GENERAL DEALER Guaranteed lessons 1'el: 6·4479 na ure J( Tel: 33196/7 Otjiwarongo: MBT for first·time Tel. 3248:, I Brakwater 64516 all your groceries at a Jan J(lnkerWf ~,; 18 3 Tyres dressmaker. I lower price THE MATRIX Wmdilot'i, Walvis Bay, Rehoboth Morning and _COIFIIlWAa and Okahandja: Tyre evening classes lDUc:AllONAL COWtmRS PlERSONAL COMPUTERS \\~U BEST WELDERS lMELA'TUT Bargain, opening Tel: 32872 'J~O· .. · ! J,." Jf''' .t~-~ Tel21-1286 CCMPI1Tt:R8 .. PAINTERS TO ADVERTISE soon!! ~r' ,, " :-:-:- I 21-1529 8OUI.A('1IP,81'OR IN THE NAMIBIAN Please contact us at the (answering machine) . EPSON Now also in CALL MANIE BEUKES following numbers: COMPUTERS Swakopmund ' AT 36970 DURING (061) 228024 or 228040 3-1G04 For all steel construction work OFFICE HOURS. and building of steel sheds - cattle GUT AV VOIGTS CENTRE, Von Braun Street 5, INDEPENDENC AVENUE Windhoek trailer bodies, trellis work, gates, PO BOX 8384 WINDHOEK trailers and general welding work ShOD 19 Old Mutual. Platz YOU NAME rr • WE MAKE rrJ p.a . Box 23658 Windhock 9000 Telephone 226705 Indira has grown in size and style... We now stock stylish outfits for the elegant lady We also stock trendy clothing for the student. Remember all students 10% discount! 16Tuesday March 26 1991 THE NAMIBIAN TEL: 36970 CLASSIFIED ADS FAX 33980

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WINDHO~K OFF1CE & Prestige Real Estate ~ SPECTRUM 'Tel: 212640 lChomudal oUiet .A!~. MANUFACTURESI i To', 224153(2246~6 Clty office w_~~ CONTRACTING .£ TYRE BARGAINS DISTRIBUTORS ~~ATRS_._ FURNITURE Tel: 212640 (PT¥) LT}) SOUTHERN lla u tale nde to xupifa Independence Specials! Khomasdal office Tel: (061) 217439 or INDUSTRIAL AREA oimaliwa ihapu *Less 45 % on Steel Tel: 224153/224656 224723, PO Box SOON, Offices and Workshop mokuIilandela oma­ Desks City office Bachbrecht Windho~k with large yard - taiyela makulu xwepo. *Less 45% on Mobile HOCHLAND PARK immediate occupation Omatayile aa opaife **Independence Drawers PLOT AND PLAN 600 m1 warehouse okwa konda okudja T-shirts *Less 20% on Chairs LUXURY 2+3 BED­ with offices koNdowisi. "'Car stickers *Less 20% on Savex ROOM HOUSES Reasonable Rent Otu na yo natango range FROM RI13 000 - R142 .... Ready Stock 1200 m2 and/or Visit us for: " omaiyela 00 to dulu We are doing 000 . OAK Office Screens workshop can be okulogifa mefululu *All bedrooms with screen-pl"inting on OAK Lockable subdivided VERY, VERY (momufitu) eetuwa odo Oak or Imbuia b.i.c. T-shirts, badges, . Computer Stands 1 URGENT SALE!! hadi nane akushe " *Kitchen with 2 Stores 230 m stickers, 2 MAKE AN OFFER!! Boardroom tables, melonwood cupboards & 220 m (4x4)eenolllola ngaashi EROSPARK caps and protective Desks, with oven and hob Giveaway Rental 3lxl0.50 R15 oshoyo clothing Chairs, Wall Units, (3368) *Fully carpeted Office and small 10.50 R15. Odo eeno­ Manufactures of Filing 4 Bedrooms *Colour bathroom warehouse under O1ola domataiyela, Systems, Office 2 Bathrooms clothing, uniforms, etc. suites construction - "can be ndele kadi fi ondado Accessories Dr 'Jle Garage Na mibia National *Large stands altered to suit your yao. etc, etc; etc Kitchen with seperate FJag~ Spe ciali~ts requirements Omataiyela makulu SPECTRUM OFFICE, scullery we po melandifo, kon­ YO UR ONLY Prestige Real Estate £. Motor workshop Lounge, Diningroom Tel: 212640 KhomMdaJ office ..!.l dado oyo todulu ATTENTION: Diplo­ OFFICE FURNITURE Tel: 22A I 13n.24656 City office divided in various and TV Room okulidiinikila. matic missions, CHOICE!! areas totalling 730 m1 leading to Embassies, Govern­ swimmingpool and Oto dulu okueli­ Back of New Sanlam Tel: 212640 could even be leased ment Services, or any private entertainment monena peenhele edi: centre Khomasdal office as storage other interested persons! area: Windhoek: C/o Peter Muller and Tel: 224153/224656 OLYMPIA Do you need a driver? Tomorrow is too late - Oshakati, Tyre Bar­ Any time for any trip!! Stubelstr. City office Only 3 newly con­ structed shops avail­ Phone now! gain, popepi nomatala Tel: 62661 Tel: 33138 GOVERNMENT Koos VollgraafT aShakati. EMPLOYEES able 1st November Tel: 34177 (0) Housing Loans Don't miss this golden Grootfontein: G + E 222602 R35 000 - R50 000 opportunity Grage komushamane KAPPSFARM 52222/77 Radiopage " Gunter. 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points with eight games left is rounnd to Frenchman Henri SPORT SHORTS a very slender lead. And until Leconte. Now leading in Italian first div.ision SPORT SHORTS the numbers say that we can't Like the French Open in Pruis, --- possibly lose this ... I won't Monte Carlo is played onclay. Japan thrash believe it's ours." Internazionale, in second Ben hopeless Zimbabwe place with 36points, felll-Oto Sampaoria crush Napoli AC Milan in the Milan derby. without drugs? I AP AN'S second string rugby Inter and Sampdoria will meet team produced SQme fast run­ on May 5 at:San Siro. SPRINTER Ben Johnson can 't ROME: Gianluca Vialli scored a goal in each half on Neri scored 'on a solo rush for ning and inventive rugby to . compete with the world's best Sunday, leading Sampdoria to a 4-1 ~ictory over Napoli the second Pisa goal. Pado­ beat Zimbabwe's Premier Borg back without drugs, says his former and helping the Genoan club seize farm control of first vano scored his second goal Province Mashonaland 20-8 in coach, Charlie Francis. place in the Italian first division: . two millutes later, breaking in Harare on Sunday. next month "Obviously he has one hand alone from midfield ancl beat- And it might have been a tied behilld his back relative to The victory gave Sampdoria Berthold to head home a cross ing TaffareL runaway victory had their full­ FIVE-TIME Wimbledon cham­ most of his opponents," Frands 39 points from 16 wills, seven from Juventus midfielder SweJish forward Thomas back Fukoromo not missed four pion Bjom Borg will return to said after a speech on Thurs­ draws and three ties, md, Roberto Galia. Brolin scored d,!lring a goal- quite easy penalties. competition next month at the day to the Empire Club. combilled with AC Milan's 1- At Parma, Pisa forward mouth scrambl« to give Parma Mashonaland contained at Monte C:u:io Open, organizers Asked if Iohnson could run ovictory overcross-townrival Michele Padovano fired a 20m its first score in the 73rd min- least eight players likely to of the $l-million tennis tour­ as fast as he did when he was Internazionale, improved its shot past Parma goalkeeper ute. Alessandro Melli conveI1ed line up for Zimbabwe in the nament said on Friday. settillg world records with the lead to three poirlts ill the stand- Claudio Taffarel ill the 32nd a penalty kick with four min- World Cup next September ruld Borg, 34, who last pla" ed a aid of steroids, Francis said: ings. millute to give Pisa a loO lead. utes remainillg to bring Parnla October. tournament in 1983, re I" ,.;ted "Of course not, no one can. " Elsewhere on Sunday, it was FOUlteen min,·tes into the withill a goal and close the And they will face the full a wild card entry ill February. The fornier national sprint Iuventus of Turin I, AS Roma second half, willger Maurizio scoring. - Sapa-AP. Iapm side in their section, which Organizers said on Friday that coach said Johnson could 0; Torino 5, Genoa 2; Atalanta .r------­ also includes Scotland and the request had been granted. illlprove with good training md of Bergamo 4, Laiio of Rome Ireland. Play begins on April 22. coachillg and "could maybe 1; Bari 4, Bologna 0; Cesena 3, The match was therefore The Swedish player won scrape in for a medal some­ Lecce 1; Fiorentilla 4, Cagliari Monica and Steffi regarded as a poillter to W orid Wimbledon five times from where along the line." 1; and Pisa upset Parma 3-2. Cup fmm and the Iapanese crune 1976 to 1980 and captured the But, he said, the sprinter won't Sampdoria's Brazilian off much the better. They were French Open six times. He also regaill the speed he showed at midfieler Tonllho Cerezo de­ sharper on the break, decep­ won the Monte Carlo Open ill the 1988 Olympics in Seoul lighted the sellout Genoan vie for top spot tive and quick switchillg on 1977,1978 and 1980. where he set a world record "crowd early, scoring on a header their way to the lille. In 1983, after a year off from before being stripped of it and after only 12 millutes. They scored four tries, two tennis, Borg returned at Monte his gold medal for failing a Vialli beat Napoli.goalkeeper SAN ANTONIO: Top-ranked Monica Seles and Stem of them converted, while the Carlo and lost in the second drug test. Giovanni Galli on a ·breaka­ Grafhighlight one of the strongest fields in the Hardcourt Mashonas managed two tries. way six millutes later and tennis championships since the tournament was revived _ Sampdoria had a 2-0 halftime in 1988. lead. Sampdoria set for Western Amateur Twenty minutes illto the The two women are among US Women's Hardcourt Cham­ second half, Vialli headed home 32 players vyillg for the top pionships ill San Antonio with league honours a free kick by playmaking spot as play opened yesterday ease, but skipped the 1990 at McFarlin Termis Center. The toumrunent because of a thumb WITH a three-point lead over Boxing Federation· teammate Roberto Mancirli for 225 000 doUar tournament, illjury. Intemazionale of Milan, and his league-leading 15th goal which offers a 45 000 dollar Seles stepped ill and won eight matches remailling, First THE Western Amateur Box­ Ndakaluthe and S Kalumona. of the season. top prize, concludes on Sun­ last year's tournament, defeat­ Division leader Sanlpdoria of illg Federation (WABF) Sen­ Lightweight welterweight - T Diego Maradona converted day. ing Maleeva-Fragniere as the Genoa is closer to clinchillg its ior Championships staged at Haukongo. on a 73rd millute penalty kick Graf, ill a quest to recapture Yugloslav began the drive to first Italian title than at any the K..uisebmond Town Hall ill Welter-weight - Elia Aakama for Napoli but Sampdoria her No 1 world women's ten­ her first Grand Slam victory ill time in its 45-year hiStOlY. Walvis Bay over the weekend and Victor Smith. . winger Attilio Lombardo con­ nis ranking, is a late entry in June 1990 at the French Open. But you wouldn't know it were a great success, accord­ Light midleweight - A Taurob cluded the scoring with five the championships. Seles, 17, Despite the computer rank­ from listening to them. ing to the federation's spokes­ and Ionas Thomas. millutes remailling. and Graf, 21, have not met thi~ illg, Graf was seeded No 1 at "I believe in this team and person Isak Kahatjipara. The Middleweight - E KambaUTUOla At Milan, the Red and Black year. Other top contend'Olrs in­ last week's Players Interna­ its chances, " said Sampdoria followillg boxers represented and Nestor Haipumbu. evoked memories of its not­ clude No 3 seed Manuela coach Vujadill Boskov after the Western Senior Team: * The following boxers receive too-distant glorious past with tional Chanlpionships in Flor­ ida; but fell in the semifinals to his club defeated N apoli 4-1 Flyweight - Ben Louw and trophies: a well-earned 1-0 wirl over Inter. Maleeva"Fragnlere of Switzer­ land, No 4 Raffaella Reggi of Argentina's Gabriela Sabatini. on Sunday to climb to 39 points. Nicodemus Indongo. Timotheus Ndakaluthe Pressillg and attacking from Italy, No 5 Laura Gildemeister Seles then defeated Sabatirli ill "But we're goillg to have to Bantamweight - A Katiti and Best Senior Boxer. the opening whistle, Milan of Peru md No 6 Lori McNeil Saturday's fmal to win the be very careful now. Three Victor Junias. Club Trophy pirmed Inter ill its own area, Feather-weight - I Mutilifa and Rossillg Boxing Club. keepillg goalkeeper Walter of the United States. , Players International for the Onesmus Namene. Best.Loser Zenga busy throughout. GraflostherNo 1 computer second straight year and .•. FIXTURES Lightweight - Timotheus Onesmus Namene. Dutch striker Marco Van ranking on March 11 to Seles strengthen her grip on the No 1 Basten scored the game-will­ after reigning as the world's ranking. FIXTURES ••• ner with 16 millutes remaill­ top women's player for 186 Sabatirli is not entered ill the RESULTS..• RESULTS .•• RESULTS ing, controlling a pass from consecutive weeks. U.S . Women's Hardcourt NAMIBIAN Robelto Donadoni, then pivot­ Graf won the 1988 and 1989 Championships. - Sapa AP. illg to beat Zenga with a sharp FOOTBALL N an1ibia Western Soccer League 18m drive. At Rome, strike: Pierluigi ASSOCIATION RESULTS of the Namibia Westem Soccer League Casiraghi scored on a 47th­ matches played at the weekend: millute header to give Juven­ CHIEF Namibia Western Maritimo 4 Explorer XI 4, TransNamib 2 United Stars 7, Namib tus the 1-0 will over Roma. Woestyn 4 Celtic 2, Super Stars 0 Explorer XI 1, TransNamib 2 The powerful Casiraghi out­ Soccer League Namib Woestyn 4, Refugees 2 African Warriors 1. leapt Roma defender Thomas ADMINISTRATIVE NFA Cup Easter OFFICER Tournament WIN!! WIN!! WIN!! NANSO National Students SATURDAY: Organisation requires the KUISEBMOND STADIUM - Arandis 3 v. Super Stars HEY KIDS!! services of an enthusiastic and ( IOhOO), Narraville I v. TransNamib (1Ih30), African How would you like to win a a prize in imaginative Chief Administrative Warriors v. Narraville 2 Officer to run the finance and (13hOO), W(B Callies v. United our own "Colour-in the Easter Stars (14h30), Refugees v. project unit at its head-offie Namib Woestyn (1 5hOO), Bunny" which will involve liaislon with Explorer XI v. Maritimo ~.~/-~ (17h30), Atlanta Chiefs v. Competition"? -service and donor organisations. Flying Eagles (19h00), Celtic v, Blue Boys (20h30). .- RIOOO,OO in Requirements: Tertiary qualif:ca­ SUNDAY: ~- tion in finanCial administration, 1. Arandis 2 v. Namibia Black prizes to be won! Beauties (lOhOO), J. Arandis I good accounting and v. Juventus (11h30), K. Will­ Entry forms are ,administrative skills and a valid ner A v. Winner B (13hoo), L. Winner C v. WlOller D (141130), . available, at your drivers licen,ce . M. Winner E v. Winner F Interested persons should send (15hOO), N . WirmerGv. Will­ local BP Service ner H (17h30), O. WirmerI v. their CV and the names of two . Winner J (19hOO), P. Wirmer references to: K v. Winner L (20h30), Q. Station. Winner M v. Winner N (22hCX?) . ENTER NOW!! PO Box 220 13 MONDAY: R. Winner P v. Wirmer Q Windhoek or telephone (061 ) (lOhOO), S. Loser R v. 0 (3rd 62187 before 3 April 1991 & 4th place), T. Wirmer R v. • Winner 0 - final - (16hOO). Weli eep you mOVIng.. ~ · 8 Twesday,March ,261991 THE.NAMIBIAN

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NAMIBIAN President Sam Nujoma and his Zimbab­ wean counterpart President Robert Mugabe are intro­ duced to the players of the two national teams. Zim­ babwe won 4-2. HEITA! The Namibian national cycling team members relaxing at Friday's reception at the Gammams Training College. Pictured from left are; Glenn Howard, Mannie Heymans, Heiko Seiller, Henry Page and a local cycling official. .

ZIMBABWEAN golfers Stuart Derby and Lewis Muridzo sample the local brew at the Namibia National Sport Cow}cil reception held at the Gammams Training Col­ RINGO Skrywer caught in the middle of the action against Zimbabwe on Thursday. Namibia went down 2-4 but lege last Friday. were never humilated...... ::::::.; ...... :;.:- .. :.;.' . .:.:::::::::::::-::-::::.;.:::.: .. ~ .. :.:-..... , .~:: .... ',:;...... :. ·:.:. ~§ •••: ••• I : Ii . ~j·; •••• m.(j.§.§.'••H .§•••• ~· •• e~ · C:lg u~•• :···.··~•• h o · ~$ ·· ~ •••~ •• :~ •••• '·.; ••••• ·.·· .:: ••.•. ~.: •...••. :~ •. .... ::-::::::::::::~:::::::;:::;:::-:-:: ';:::>;::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::;::::)::}:::/:/;:::::::::-:-:.:..... ;..-:.,-:::::::: .' .>~}>:': :.\:) .. ()(. '. -'X~~: ; ::::~~~~::-:,

CONRAD ANGULA EXPERTS BELIEVE LOCAl) MANY soccer experts believe that our local football is defi­ nitely improving. However, local teams really need fully SOCCER IS IMPROVING trained coaches and the clubs should play more against their reported to have fielded seven senior national team players The regular changes on the lent football this season. Just counterparts in neighbouring of their senior national team. then 1 believe our team could Rossing Premier League log wait until the cup competition countries to gain experience. The visitors, after beating beat them within a year or even clearly indicate the strength of gets going and heads are cer­ The SpOlt boycott on South their Namibian counterparts 4- after a couple of matches," the local teams. No team is tain to roIL" Africa also affected our local 2 in Windhoek on ThUI1lday, Christian said. certain of victory and the league The former Black Africa game badly but now that the only managed a scrappy 2-0 The Keetmanshoop match, results are very impressive. official also said that it was international gates are open victory at Keetmanshoop. according to the NFA vice­ Giant teams like Sarusas difficult to predict the winner football fans want to see our According to NFA official president, produced four stars Orlando Pirates, Nashua Black of the leagu" at this eariy stage. soccer teams become a force Hendnck Christian, present at in midfield sensation Gosberth Africa, Toyota Young Ones, "The teams are really going in Africa. Saturday's encounter, Namibia Sekerete, Johnny Mack, Moses Eleven Arrows, African Stars, all out in the competition and The talents of our local play­ ·could become a force in the Willy Swartbooi and g~eeper Chief Santos and Blue Waters big clubs are crashing. But with NFA vice-president Hen­ ers are praised by all visiting Zone Six region. Gerhardt Matthys, who gave have been defeated. a few more ganles I will be drick . Christian believes team coaches, managers and "If it is true that the Zim­ the visitors a good run for their Said Christian: " I think that able to pick the two favourites Namibian football is on the players. But they all advise our babeans fielded seven of their money. we are going see some excel- for the championship," he said. up and up. soccer administrators to recruit international coaches and refe­ rees to assist with the up-grad­ ing of our soccer. Our soccer officials must also involve every soccer playing ONAFHANKLIKHEIDSVIERING region when staging trials for the national soccer team. There are probably some potential stars lurking in the rural areas and we could be SPESIALE AANBOD VANAF 25 MAART surprised like the recent match between the visiting Zimbab­ wean u(23 team and their south­ "'" ern countelparts at Keetman­ - SOLANK VOORRADE HOU shoop last Saturday. No one, not even the most ardent Namibian football fan, expected the Southern Invita­ LANDWYD -BY ALLE AGRA-TAK.KE· tion team to play so well against the Zimbabweans, who are Olgaon EN the beam again•

HAMMONTON, New Jersey: Olga Korbut is teaching gym­ nastics four days 11 week at Flyers Gymnastics Academy In this town 40 km northwest of Atlantic City. She said she Is happy teach­ Ing although the odds of any girl reaching the Olympic heights Korbut did nearly 20 years ago are slim. The key to teaching, Kor­ bu t said, Is balancing hard work with the liberating sense of fun that gymnastics can pl·ovlde. Korbut was a plgtaUed 17 12,5 kg year old In 1972, just l,sOm and weighing 38,5 kg, when - . R18,25 she soared from an unknown alternate on the Soviet team . PRYSE SLUIT (Bruin) to stardom as the winner of gold medals in the floor exer­ maize AVB IN 10 X 2,5 kg cise and balance beam. Korbut, who moved to the R39,49 a r ea two weeks ago with her husband and 12-year-old son, (Wit) has had problems. She said she developed exha ustion from radiation POiSO nillg that came from living in Minsk, near the Chernobyl ll\lclear disaster , and she continues to battle with the letdown of 12,5 kg life aftel' athletics. K orbut looks forward to life in the United States, al­ R12,09 though one day she hopes to retur n to her native Byelo­ russia. 10 x 2,5 kg "Now I want many things," Korhu t said. "I want to be a R26,29 co mmentator. I want to be a j udge. I want to teach gym­ nastics.Maybe I'm a good actress. W ho knows now'!" ­ Sapa-AP. 64/20 I I 20 Tuesday March 26 1991

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