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Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No.413 N$1.50 (GST Inc.) Friday May 20 1.994 Princess Diana to the rescue Improve your chess LONDON: The Princes of Wales (left) helped skills and ~ \Vin N$100 save the life of a drown ing tramp in a dramatic rescue in London's Re THIS week The Namibian already an 'expert' -check it out gent's Park, the Daily launches a new weekly Chess too. Mail reported yesterday. competition . in the popular It could win you N$I 00.
The incident happened Weekender supplement. The Don-t miss out out on the new ~ late on Sunday after Prin City Savings and Investment The Namibian/CSIB competi cess Diana had been jog Bank - "the bank we can call tion. You can also still win N$I SO ging and was being our own--- has kindly agreed to in the Spot the Word competi driven home by her .s ponsor a prize of N$I 00 each tion. chauffeur, when a tour week. Today's W eekender is back ist leapt out and shouted: Chess is a fast-growing sport to its full fo rmat with all your "Quick, there's a man in in Namibia with many young regular favourites, plus articles the water." people and schools taking it onJackson Kaujeua's new book_ Diana jumped out of up. If you haven't caught on to alternative technology, music her car and told the the latest craze check page 10 reviews, an arts round-up and of The Weekender. If you're much more!
Muluzi CERTAIN members ofthe former SWA sweeps to Police had been paid extra money from a secret fund, a witness told the Lubowski inquest in the High Court yesterday. victory Warrant Officer Linus Neumbo, who worked for the former Security Branch and now works for Nampol's Security Branch, also al1eged members CHRISTOF of Swapol had arranged the escape of the Outjo 3. MALETSKY AND AFP Neumbo is an investigating officer in the Lubowski case. MALA WI'S President To back his claims on the secret fund, Neumbo elect, Bakili Muluzi, said read a statement obtained from Charles Dippenaar, yesterday national rec who was employed as the secretary of the Tender onciliation will be the Board in the former government. key to success for his Dippenaar alleged there had been people who had new democratic govern been paid extra money from a secret fund. ment. Payments had ranged from R3 000 to R7 000 a Moslem businessman, person. He claimed that those who had benefited Muluzi, said his priori from the secret fund had included: Deputy Com ties will be tackling pov missioner Jumbo Smit, Colonel Des Radmore, erty, poor social services, Warrant Officer Riaan Wh ite, a Colonel Bronkhorst, educati on, population HUGE HAUL ... Nampol spokesperson Edwin Kanguatjivi (left) and Inspector Louis Mensah I cont. on page 2 growth, land re-d istribu display 25 823 Mandrax tablets seized last week in the Caprivi at police headquarters yesterday. tion and the environ This is the biggest Mandrax bust in Namibia. ment. .- Outgoing President ~ Hastings Band a con ceded victory early yes Biggest ever Mandrax bust terday as interim results Sue Ansrevlf\REAL ESTATE indicated Muluzi would ment Bureau with the co-operation of the Zambian We would like to congratulate be the clear winner. CHRIS NDIVANGA News of Muluzi's police. BEN ANSTEY Kanguatjivi said police had also seized Mandrax e lectoral triumph SIX PEOPLE were arrested at Kongolo in on passing the Estate Agents brought thousands of tablets valued at approximately N$190 000 earlier Caprivi in possession of 25 823 Mandrax this year. Exam and joining Sue in our chanting and car-hoot tablets with a street value of N$645 000 in ing United Democratic Three South African citizens were arrested last Agency. What a team Sue and the biggest Mandrax bust in Namibia. Front supporters on to November in the biggest cocaine bust. Ben will make! the streets of Blantyre, The six included two Namibian citizens, Edwin Kanguatjivi said all these drugs were being trans the economic capital of Modibedi and Regina Mojakie, and four South ported to South Africa, adding that Namibia had no We give you tHe friendliest and Malawi. Africans Pretty Kondlo, Beauty Jacobs, Charles market for such quantities of drugs. In his concession ad Pietersen and Immanuel Murrulhna .. Asked whether drug traffickers considered best service in Town. dress on state radio They appeared in court last Friday at Katima Namibian security poor, Kanguatjivi said Namibia Banda promised his Mulilo and were refused bail. The case was re happened to be on a recognised drug route. So, DON'T FORGET! Whether Malawi Congress Party manded to June 14. Nampol 's Inspector Louis Mensah said the tab you are buying or selling would work with Muluzi The six had passed undetected through a border lets were manufactured in Bombay, India, and, property, ours is the post with Zambia. according to information, also in Zambia. " in building a better FIRST AGENCY TO CALL! democratic Malawi." Nampol spokeperson Edwin Kanguatjivi yester He said the drug was banned in South Africa in day told reporters that the six were arrested by 1976. Previously it was prescribed as sleeping tab . cont. on page 3 CONTACT: SUE 52038 or 52222 members of the Namibian Police Drug Enforce- lets. ~ - 2 ,Friday M~Y2r 2Q r~ 9,94 TH~ f~Mt9IA~ ' 7
Dirty tricks and secret funds URGENT NOTICE FROM PAGE 1 dent in which a police of been part of Security Po ficer, John Lourence Platt, lice tactics to neutralise some traffic officers and had allegedly been asked Swapo and its allies. "other unknown black peo by a Lieutenant Schroeder The policeman again told ple", to break into the CCN of the court that the activities Neumbo also claimed the fices to steal documents. of the Security Police had police had organised the Plait had refused. Later not been fair and cited ex • escape of three men held in Plait had allegedly been amples of how the police Namibia for the bombing requested to burn down a ha,d bee" involved in vio of Un tag's Outjo offices. Lutheran church at lent' activities and had The Ministry of Education and Culture To substantiate his alle Mariental. Although he had bhimed other groups. gations, Neumbo quoted a refused, the church had Yesterday J\!dg~ Harold diary belonging to Inspec been torched and the blame Levy, who is presiding at Invitation tor Hermie van Zyl. put on a worker. This had the ,inquest, accused According to the diary's been part of a bid to neu Neumbo of negligence for contents, VanZylhadover tralise CCN projects which failing to pass on informa to heard a telephone conver assisted Swapo. tion "of vital importance" sation between Riempies Neumbo recalled an in to assist the previous inves Grobler and a certain cident involving Maria tigator into Lubowski's interested Graube on March' 9 1990. Boois and Talita Schmidt, death. On Wednesday During the conversation both members of the then Neumbo tol~ the court he Grobler had toltJ Graube ParentsCommiltee, who he had read a report written by , fumishersl that General Thomasse was alleged had been recruited his colleague, Riaan Smit, looking for somebody who by the police and trained at stating that on the night , could take the three (Outjo Osire in how to handle fire Lubowski had been gunned You -are'inv.ited to-take.part in a .furnittJJe 3) out of Namibia. arms. They had later been down, Lubowski had . .~t"' ..t,. ~.. ~ t: Grobler had added that is~ued with licenced pis phoned somebody and told he regarded this as a trap tols "to defend themselves". himlher that he had to pick display for the requirements ~6fJhe and had warned Graube not According to Neumbo, up Michaela (his girlfriend) to offer his assistance. at one stage the two women to go and have dinner with The Outjo 3 had then had gone abroad and while Hage Geingob (now Prime been 'freed' on their way there a report had been car Minister). National Institute for Education from Otjiwarongo and a ried in the Afrikaans daily, Neumbo said he had policeman, Ricardo van Die Republikein, that Talita found it strange that the Develo'pment (NIED) to be established Wyk, had been shot dead in Schmidt had allegedly been conversation about dinner the process. slapped in the face by had been reported as it was Elaborating on police Swapo President Sam not the type of information in Okahanaia, activities at that time, Nujoma. that had normally been re- Neumbo recOllnt______.. ct lIn _inl'i-____ _Neumbo______said_____ this_____ had corded, .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ill Judge Levy asked why • • Neumbo had not passed on For further details contact: Looking for something the information to Jumbo Smit, who had been the in sDeCial? vestigating officer. The Tel.: 29332281 29332401 Judge felt this could have /" helped Smil in his investi- gations. ' , In response, Neumbo 2933161 said when he had worked for the former Security Po lice he had been bound to COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF WINDHOEK the "Act Of Revealing Of WhAT AN ExciTiNG TiM E 10 COME FOR Secret". He had never been allowed to pass on infor TENDER DPP 6/94 YOUR dREAM WEddiNG dRESS. mation to anybody other than his superior. Accord ing to Neumbo, the conver TENDER: SALE OF BUSINESS ERVEN SITUATED IN MAdElEiNE will dESiGN YOUR sation abou't the dinner had been passed in to another WINDHOEK AND DORADO PARK AND A SERVICE dREAM dRESS officer and he did not know whether he had informed STATION ERF 292, DORADO PARK. .. chiffONS MATERiAls, SATiNS, bRUSSEl the investigator. lACE &. lOTS MORE. Asked where Smit's re " Tenders are hereby invited for the sale of Business Erven situated in Feld Street, port was, Neumbo said all Windhoek and in Andromeda Street, Dorado Park as well as a Service'Station erf the Security Police's docu ments had been destroyed MATRics ARE WElcOME! situated in Hendrik Witbooi A venue, Dorado Park as set out in Table A. in 1990 on the instructions of ex-Inspector Schoombe and a Sergeant Basker. CoME ANd SEE Judge Levy asked TABLE A Neumbo the date the in ANNA WENUEl struction had been given and Neumbo asked the EXTENSION EXTENTM2 UPSET ANd MAdElEiNE i I ZONING court to give him c h a n c~ to : ' II~~F PRICEN$ DE FREiTAS AT check the date. 7133 Windhoek 1073 88300,00 Business Asked by Judge Levy if Old MUTUAl 7141 Windhoek 1519 124800,00 Business he would have reported the 316 Dorado Park 1727 214875,00 Business ARCAdE No. ~ OR murder if he himself had been involved, Neumbo 317 Dorado Park 1157 21962500 Business PHONE 3&278 said: "I would not have re 292 Dorado Park 4538 431110,00 Business with a ported it if I had not been Service Station AT expl;cted to do so," consent '- Copies of the relevant Tender Documents are obtainable against payment of a non-refundable fee of N$5,00 per copy from the Property manager (Central Areas) HOW? Easy! Simply write yo ur name and address below, tick the careers you' like, and PO Box 59, Windhoek or personally at the Municipal Offices, Second Floor, Neser send this notice to us by airmail o'r lax. We shall se nd you - by airmail - our FREE Prospectus book giving details 01 all our superb Training Courses. Each one compri ses Street, Windhoek. four substantial Training Manuals, expert tuition by British Tutors, and a British Diploma from an Acc redited College in as little as 4/6 months ! Th e Fee for a Course is only £100 in lull on enrolment OR one payment of £30 monthly for 4 months. Ten~ers in sealed envelopes marked "BUSINESS ERVEN WINDHOEK AND o Salesmanship tJ Business Management/Administration DORADO PARK - TENDER DPP 6/94" must be and delivered to the o Practical English 0 Tourism and Travel Agency Management ~ddressed o Computer Appreciation 0 Accounting in Business and Management Director Properties and Protective Services, PO Box 59, Windhoek or placed in the o Printe Secretarial Duties 0 Office Management/Administration o Booklleeping and Accounts 0 Modem Management/Administration Tender Box, First Floor, Municipal Offices, Independence..A venue, by not later than o Sales Management and Martteting 0 Stores Management" Stock Control 12:00 on Friday, 17 June 1994. o Communication in Business and Management ~ o Personnel Management and Industrial Relations 'ACC No tenders which had not been-received by post by that time and date or had not been CAMBRIDGE TUTORIA x 53, SOUTHAMPTON SOg IOU ENGL • deposited in the Tender Box, will be considered. V Hailulu ~cting Town Clerk ~ THE 't4AMIBIAN ' Fnday 'May 201994'3 Provisional dates ~ for Walvis poll PRESTIGE PROPERTIES SEE US AT P,RESTIGE PARK all join the race and TOMMINNEY TOtemeyer added that one Our wingspan has reached the far north LOCAL AUTHORITY elections could be held caller had asked for de as well as the coast. in Walvis 'Bay in August according to a time- tails of how to fonn an We therefore redirect our focus to these table proposed by the' Directorate of Elections association to take part. new areas of challenging development, but still to bt approved. Some 18 000-20000 In the 1992 regional poll Namibians are' expected to votefor a new coun- Swapo won a majority. but would still serve the local market from cll. ::,' ' Because of this year's re" our Head Quarters at Prestige Park in WalvisBaywasmissed would apply as for local turn of the enclave to Na- . KhomasdaL. Our city offices in the out in the 1992 Namibian elections in all other pans mibia, many more people , . ty.1etropolitan Building would therefor~ be local authority elections of Namibia. This means have become Nat:nibian ;' closing down as from 1 June 1994. because of the ongoing those who want to vote citizens and are thus able disagreement as to must prove they are to vote. The local author Our eSteemed clients are kindly whether it was part of ~amibiansandhaveli¥ed ity area is likely to be the Invited to contact us at 061-212640. Namibia and South Afri- in the local authority area same as the 'enclave' area ca'sclaim it was not. This for 12 months - for in- which South Africa had was settled on March I stance by showing water claimed. .::: this year and it will now bills or other documents. Under South Africa's follow the Namibian sys- His office has proposed apartheid system, Walvis tern. a time-table which would Bay had separate local In, 1992 Namibians in be for voters to register on councils for the main Walvis Bay did vote for a June 13-25 and for the (white) town and for the ~ , regional councillor to rep- actual elections to be on two townships. Formal AUC T ION.. HOUSE resent them at Erongo re- August 15-16. Nothing is discrimination has disap gional council. From the definite until this is ap- peared and there will be ~EHOMEOFAUcnONS port Wilfred Emvula was proved and the elections only one authority with ~I~~~~======~ elected' and then elected are fonnally pronounced, one council. Most by that council onto the he stressed. Namibian town councils Diana to the rescue BIG AUCTION National Council. He was There has been no for- have seven members. then also appointed deputy mal indication of how In future local authority From page 1 mouth-to-mouth resus minister of Trade and In- many parties, associations elections across Namibia citation and a heart mas- TONIGHT AT 17:30 dustry, or individuals would con- a ward system may be chauffeur to call for help sage. Baf1/ains-Baf1/ains- Baf1/ains Director of Elections test the elections.· A re- drawn up to make sure on her mobile phone. Inspector Ronald Professor Gerhard port on Namibian Broad- elected councillors each She then ran on to a Copk said: "There was Lots of furniture- Fridges Totemeyer told The casting Corporation radio represent a specific local- bridge when she saw a no sign of breathing. He Namibian the same voter yesterday said Swapo, the ity. man, later named as was dead, so you could Freezers- lamps- Beds- : registration conditions DTA and the ,UDF might / Martin O'Oonoghue, say he was brought back lots of plastiC lying face down in wa from the dead." Mattresses~ ter 10 feet deep. The Princess remained Cans- Clothing- Washing Oiana was joined by throughout the drama Machines and much more. Thieves raid 30 homes other people including and thanked Kotila for Finnish student Karl his quick action. The THIRTY cases of housebreaking 000 have reportedly been stolen in Kotila, 29. Princess has asked doc Don't miss this Auction!! in which goods worth an estimated. 'Windhoek and Rundu. He plunged into the tors to keep her fully in Old S.A.D.F.I. Shop N$108 275 were stolen have been A 30-year-old man was stabbed to water and pulled formed of reported countrywide in 48 hours. death at Kahemu in Rundu on Tuesday, O'Oonoghue to the wa O'Oonoghue's condi Suiderhof On Wednesday, Nampol reported while an attempted murder was re ter's edge, where Oiana tion and has twice vis 18 robberies in Windhoek, nine at ported from Walvis Bay after a man help him onto the bank. ited him in hospital. - lel.: 52481 or 52491 Walvis Bay, six -at Rundu, six at was stabbed with a knife. Kotila then administered Sapa-AFP Swakopmund and three at A case of armed robbery has been Keetmanshciop. reported from Windhoek involving The Namibian police have also re goods worth N$70. ceived five reports of shoplifting from In addition, four Zambian nationals Walvis Bay, and 30 cases of theft were arrested in Rundu for entering the country wide including theft from ve country illegally. hicles. Seven cars worth about N$291 • REPUBLIC* OF NAMIBIA Banda gracious in defeat TENDERS [--F~~~ page 1 cial trade rescue team Unofficial counts by would be appointed soon state radio showed Muluzi after his swearing-in as had captured at least 1,2 It was time "to bury all President. million votes compared to TREASURY BILLS political differences and Of Band a the incoming Banda's 800 000 by late work together for a President said: "He is ,a yesterday. Another oppo united Malawi," he said, grandfather and we will sition leader, Cakufwa Tenders are invited for 91 day treasury bills to be dated 26 May 1994 due 25 August calling on his support look after him well." Chihana of the Alliance 1994 for minimum N$lO 000,00 in multiples ofN$lO 000,00. ers to "accept defeat Banda, who ruled a one for Democracy (Aford) ., honourably and grace-' party state with an had more than 600 000 fully". autocratric hand until do ballots. Bids will close at 10hOO on Tuesday, 24 May 1994. Payment is to be made by 10hOO In an · address later mestic unrest, foreign In the contest for the on Thursday, 26 May 1994. The price offered must be in multiples of one cent. Muluzi ruled out witch pressure and a referendum 177 parliamentary seats, hunting. "Let's forget forced him to bow to Muluzi's United Demo Tenders are to be submitted to Bank of Namibia, Operations Department, on the about the past, at the end democrtic change, cratic Front had more than of the day we are all thanked Malawians for 80 seats, Banda's Malawi subscription forms available from the Bank. Malawians," he said. "alJowiQg me to be your Congress Party 41 and
Muluzi assured leader for 31 years." Aford 35. Most of the un Any enquiries should be directed to: r , ~ Malawians that hfs gov Muluzi, 51, has prom declared seats were from ernment wiIJ seek to re ised a complete change of UDF territories, Malawi energise the countrY's ail style, with the fight against journaJi'sts said. Election The Manager • ing economy . poverty as his main objec officials said the final tally Operations Department He promised that a spe- tive. would not differ much. Bank of Namibia ~==~----~------~------~ ~ WINDHOEK
Stay alive, d~n' t ~r~~~ a~.~ ,,~ri!e. 11 Te!.: (061) 226401 h ___ 11 "'- ~.,. ".>-,,' ". -,.~ ., •.:...... :.' ,-, -.~. 4 Friday May 20 1994 THE NAMIBIAN
CITY OF WINDHOEK Hilifa, Hilka tie knot gathered at the OnUpa ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA AT ONIIPA ·CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT Elcin C hu rch in th e ABOUT 1 500 people, Government officials Oshikoto region for the including church leaders, and traditional leaders marriage of Hilka TENDER CE 920/94: Namuhuya and Hil ifa Mbako last weekend. Tenders are hereby invited for the NEW HEAVY DUTY WORKSHOP . The ceremony was AT MUNICIPAL GARAGE, all in accordance with the drawings and cond l! ctqd by Pastor Petrtls Shipena while relevant documents supplied by the City Engineer. losef , Auala fr om Gamsberg Macmillian Copies of the relevant tender documents are obtainable from the translated the service Departnient of the City Engineer, P Box 59, Windhoek or Room 516, from Oshiw ambo to Eng 0 li sh for the benefit of Municipal Offices, Independence Avenue, Windhoek from noon on many of the large con gregation. Friday, 20 May 1994 upon furnishing a receipt for payment of the Among those attend prescribed fee. The non-refundable prescribed fee of N$100-00 is ing were the Governor of the Oshikoto region, payable at the enquiries counter of the Cash Hall, Municipal Building, Hosea Namupala, NBe Independence Avenue, Windhoek. Director-General Nahu m Gorelick, the Location and site inspection will be held at the Architecture Section NBC's Vitura Kavari, King of Ondonga E li fa Offices, corner of Garten and Neser Streets, Windhoek, at 09:00 on Kaul um a a nd well Friday 27 May 1994. known author Hans Dan HAPPY COUPLE •.• Hilka and Hilifa Mbako iel Namuhuya, Hilka's pictured at Hilifa's grandparents' house at fa ther. The wedding was Tenders in sealed envelopes marked Oshinyadhila village in the Oshana region where one of the biggest ever "TENDER CE 920/94 - NEW HEAVY DUTY WORKSHOP AT . the wedding feast was held. Photo: Elliot Mbako seen in the district MUNICIPAL GARAGE" are to be addressed to the Town Clerk, P 0 Box 59, Windhoek , 9000 ID vetting at Walvis Bay or placed in the Tender Box, Municipal Offices, not later than 12:00 on A NEW identification system is to be people "some of whom never came here ' implemented at the gates of the work to work". However, Edwards declined Friday 10 June 1994. ers' hostel at Walvis Bay, Mayor Bryce to say how many people lived in the ENQUIRIES: Mrs. E. Geldenhuys - Tel.: (061) 391 2306 Edwards confirmed to The Namibian. hostel illegally. "We will see when the Edwards was responding to a ques new system is introduced". tion on the type of measures the town Last month Nampol raided the hostel V. V.HIBBERT plans to implement to control squatting and arrested 720 people of whom 294 at the hostel. He said there are many were charged with being illegal aliens. CITY ENGINEER
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CITY OF '·WINDHOEK NOVEL FORD FOR Al USED CARS Year Vehicle Price CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT 85 Audi 500 SE N$ 9500 82 Datsun Tracker 4x4 N$16900 TENDER CE 924/94: 91 Courier 2200 N$37900 92 Sapphire GLi AfT N$46900 Tenders are hereby invited for the NEW IMPLEMENT SHELTER AT 92 Courier 3000 Leis N$44800 PARKS AND GARDEN, all in accordance with the drawings and 92 Meteor 2.0 Gli 16V N$47 100 relevant documents supplied by the City Engineer. 88 Jetta Cli 8V N$28900 92 Sapphire Gli AfT N$46900 Copies of the relevant tender documents are obtainable from the 88 Sierra,XR6 N$25500 90 Nissan Econowagon N$39900 Department of the City Engineer, PO Box 59, Windhoek or Room 516, 89 Citi Golf 1800 N$23 000 Municipal Offices, Independence Avenue, Windhoek from noon on 90 Corolla 1300 L N$24900 Friday, 20 May 1994 upon furnishing a receipt for payment of the 90 Jetta CLX AfT N$24500 prescribed fee. The non-refundable prescribed fee ofN$60-00 is payable 93 VW Caddy 1600 N$34900 89 Courier 3L Leis N$27900 at the enquiries counter of the Cash Hall, Municipal Building, 89 Husky 2000 Leis N$ 8000 Independence Avenue, Windhoek. 87 Mazda 323 . , N$14500 86 Sierra 1600 , . .N$12500 Location and site inspection will be held at the Architecture Section 90 Citi Golf 1800 ' I " • N$27500 ~ ' ." t 'f Offices, corner of Garten and Neser Streets, Windhoek, at 10:30 on 82 Bronco V8 • " , N$53 500 ' , Friday 27 May 1994. 93 Courier 1800 EXPL , , N$42 000 93 Sapphire GLX EXEC 1 I - • N$61 000 Tenders in sealed envelopes marked 93 Telstar TX 5 N$87900 "TENDER CE 924/94 - NEW IMPLEMENT SHELTER AT 92 Sapphire GLi EXEC N$41 900 80 BWM 520 N$ 5500 PARKS AND GARDEN" 86 Sierra 2.3 GLE N$13500 are to be addressed to the Town Clerk, P 0 Box 59, Windhoek , 9000 ,84 Corolla 1,6 GLS N$14 000 or placed in the Tender Box, Mtmicipal Offices, not later than 12:00 on 89 Sapphire GLX Man N$29900 Friday 1.0 June 1994. . 92 Courier 2200 XL T N$42500 89 Hi Ace 10 Seater '\ N$31 500 , 89 VW Jetta CLI N$31 500 · ENQUIRIES: Mr-s . E. Geldenhuys - Tel.: (061) 391 2306 Contact: Pleter van Rooyen,Levl van Wyk For fast. frien dly finance ....l!s.. • V.V.HIBBERT and Flip Balhao ..~,. First National Bank CITY ENGINEER Tel: 370~O THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 2019945
I Home Affairs clamps down . . . on permit applications THE VOLUME of planned grants from Sweden ticipation of marginalised rily in the ara of econQmic to Namibia through the Swedish International children." mangement and on strate- • • • . The Public Administra- gic consultancy services. THE Mlmstry of Home Affairs penmts. Development Authority (Sida) will be maintained tion Sector Programme It was agreed to give will no longer consider The Ministry has announced that "over a consolidation" during the next five-year should continue the insti- priority to projects tar- applications for permanent or henceforth will not accept applica period and would be gradually phased out over ~t tution-building andcapac- geted at democracy and temporary residence permits tions for permanent or temporary resi the following five years. ity-bui!dingsupporttothe human rights (including from persons or organizations dence from persons within the repub This is contained i? a would be to help ~evelop Central Statistics Office gender-relate~ acti~ities who a ply from within Namibia. lic of Namibia. The I~~igration Se- common understandmg areformededucatlonsys- and to the Office of the and mass medIa proJects) p . lection Board of the Mmlstry has there- reached between the two tem directed to achieving Auditor-General. and of the environment. A p~e~s release Issued yesterday by fore, decided not to consider applica- countries during high- universality,equity,qual- The Personnel and Con- Namibia welcomed the ~Imst'?' expressed conce~ about tions from persons who have arrived level negotiations on fu - ity, and democracy, prin- sultancy Fund should fo- support to programmes the. mcreasmg tendency of a!lens .en- in the country for other purposes. ture development held in cipallythroughsupportto cus on supporting Direct and activities carried out tenng the country on tounst vIsas Windhoek from May 16· strengthening basic edu- Employment to key posi- by Swedish NGOs in col- wanting to convert them to work per- Applicants for residence permits to 18. cation for adults and chi!- tions in government, on laboration with NGOs or mits or taking up employment oppor- should henceforth apply while living The Namibian delega- dren, including the par- in-service training prima- authorities in Namibia. tunities without being in posession of outside Namibia. tion was led by Dr Zed . Ngavirue, Director-Gen p r ese ~ted by • N.TN eral of the National Plan ning Commission (NPC) WANTED TO and the Swedish delega BLOOd & s~ tion by Alf Samuelson, RENT Vice Minister for Interna A tional Development Co """"Ii;~ . ' ':':::"!':"""H' Stream PRESTIGE PROPERTIES operation and Human till U & U ; l lij(' ril" (/11:.,,.,/ Irillllillg' 1,lu1 f!i,.Pf·' ed IJ )' jlll/PI bllcJd(md Rights Issues;Ministry for OSHAKATI/ONGWEDIVA Foreign Affairs. CBD OFFICES TO LET "The delegations saw no major reasons for the Namibia Development Trust present focus of Swedish We are urgently looking for Spacious offices of 94m2 in the bilateral grant aid through Sida to be substantially premises to rent for offi'ce city at street level changed. The aid thus far purposes. (e.g.) House (Metropolitan Building) to let as has shown itself to be rel (should at least consist of 4 rooms). evant to the joint concerns from 1 June 1994. of the two governments .UjI:~ and to the equitable de Enquiries: (06751) 20437 or yelopmentofNamibia, to 20-22 20444 (office hours) Rosemary Ideal for down - town business. be largely poverty-ori ented, and to have been Shehama (06751- 20437) (h) Please contact Adolf de Klerk well applied by the recipi or Phinna Shipikki at 061-212640 for more detail. ent government agen cies," the NPC said in (06151-204~ 6) (h) statement yesterday . . It said the needs in the various sectors had been recognised from the be LONG SERVICE AWARDS CEREMONY AT M.K.U. ENTERPRISES (PTY)LTD ginning as being long term and requiring con On the 12th of May 1994 a long service award ceremony was held At the same occasion the following Foremen received their .IMLI " sistent and long -term sup . at the M.K.U. Factory in Okahanja. The purpose of this ceremony CERTIFICATES for successfully completing an ADVANCED port for successful results. was to congratulate members of the staff at M.K.U. who gave loyal FOREMAN COURSE: The delegations agreed service to the company for five (5) years or more. on aims, areas and project , 1. Festus Kanjuuka 7. Emmanual Haobeb focuses to be elaborated Awards were presented in the following categories: 2. Nicodemus Petrus 8. Simon Shilogo on in the preparation of 3. Engeihardt Naobeb 9. Ruth Ui-Uises new long-term agree A): GOLD CERTIFICATES: (15 years or longer) 4. Peterson Ndongo 10. lafet Nepolo ments. These' are the Edu 5. Gabriel Sakarias 11. Norbert Shetu cation Sector Programme I. Mr Gabriel Sakaria - Manager Steel Division - 21 years 6. lafta Auxab 2. Mr lafta Auxab which should focus on - 21 years 3. Mr Abraham Nepolo ' - 21 years The highlight of the day however was the visit of Mr Peech of the continued support to loe 4. Mr Festus Gebhard - 19 years Woodworking Guild who presented certificates for competence to workers teacher training, literacy, 5. Mr Peterson Ndongo - 19 years concerning Woodwork and Upholstery in the following categories: community-based school 6. Miss Metha Tuahepa -' 18 years construction and the de 7. Mr Isaskar Gaseb - 16 years A): GENERAL WOODWORKER: BENCH WORKER: velopment of the Minis Cl: 8. Miss' Irmgard Khoeses - 15 years Norbert Ndeyamo lohannes Angombe try of Education 's plan 9. Mr Emanual Haoseb - 15 years Lodewikus SchoItz ni ng and ad mini strative Bethuel Karuhe ' D): UPHOLSTERY WORKER: capacity. B): SILVER CERTIFICATES: (10 years) lafet Nepolo "The major objectives , B): MACIDNE WORKER: Another 39 employees received awards for 10 years of loyal Absalom Urikop E): WOOD STORE WORKER: Celebration serviCe to M.K.U. Salomo Hambata laftaAoxab C): BRONZE CERTIFICATES: (S years) M.K.U. as a company is very proud of these achievements by their workers of the spirit and will continue with these awards on a yearly basis. This is M.K. Us way Another 61 employee:; received awards for ·5 years of loyal to enhance corporate social responsibility towards it's employees in order to A FOOTBALL stadium service to M.K.U. create a feeling of trust in M.K.U. and the manufacturing of goods in is set to be the scene for NAMIBIA. the rushing in of a mighty wi nd of church unity this Sunday, the feast of Pen tecost. Churches of all de nominations in Keetmans hoop are to get together to celebrate this important Christian festival. Mayor ofKeetmanshoop Hampie Plichta, a member of the Dutch Reformed Church, says the response to invi tations to· the service has . -~" been very good. He esti mates that 3 000 to 4 000 people fro m the different Abraham Nepolo churches and denomina Receivmg a 21 year Loog Servoce Award from Managi ng Dirtclor Mr Dieler Lehnerdl ti ons could come together for the service. "This is FACTORY: Next To Gross Barmen Turn Off Tel: (06221) 2038/9 Eox (06221) 2059 lUX CXXJ8/94 \~ 'I " P , t I \ Ir. • " • • ~ I :.' 6 Friday May 20 1994 THE NAMIBIAN LlTICAL From Noble Dreams To Trauma BV eWE N LISTE R TIlE founding of Un am looking apathetically at as Namibia's first (na the languishing death of tional) university in 1993 this important institution is an event of good of higher learning? How IER-SPECTIVE memory, and seemed to long and loudly do the open a new and promis-. students need to express AFRICA, where did we ing chapterin the history ther,nseI:V~s in order to be go wrong? There has of education of this coun- Chancellor and Vice- scams,mismanagement, less entourage for him heard, C9rnrade Presi been much talk about try which was hitherto Chancellor respectively, favouritism and bad self and is spending half dent and MinisterofEdu this subject, and there dominated by 'Bantu the President, Or Sam name of an administra- his time travelling abroad cation and Culture? is some optimism that education'. Namibians Nujoma and Dr Peter tion that is less commit- or is seen at almost all Why are you indiffer the new democratic thus began feeling proud Katjavivi. It took, how- ted to the promotion of receptions, while they ent to the cry of your South Africa may be of their university and ever,less than a year for the welfare of their stu- remain without material, daughters and sons, the able to propel Africa dreamed about a better that noble dream to be dents for whom they lecturers and hostels. It university students, who towards a new destiny future for their children transformed into a trau- should be prepared to is a well-known practice justifiably fear for their if it takes up a leader- and for the country at !11atic experience for the sacrifice for the sake and that in times of crisis the future? Katjavivi is no ship role on the conti- ,large. This was clearly corpusacademicum(lec- future of the nation. true leaders stay home longer able to lead this nent. In an interesting manifested in numerous turers and students) and Students on their part and work harder to be important and unique article, Adebayo good wishes that were into an 'enfant terrible' aregettingfrustrated,be- able to tackle the crises institution. My call ' is Adedeji claims that Ni- expressed to Unam on for the whole nation. The cause they see their fu- of their institutions by therefore: sav'e Unam, geria is responsible for the occasion of the inau- majority of underpaid ture being undermined giving them solutions save the future! Africa's failure and it is worthwhile perusing gurationoftheNarnibian and overworked lectur- by an uncaring Vice- and new orientation. some of his arguments. Alma Mater and the in- ers are being frustrated Chancellor who creates Where is Unam driv- M STUDIOSUS staUation of its first by being associated with an expensive and use- ing to? Why is the nation WINDHOEK ADEDEJI, a leading African intellectual, re- ' cently initiated what some describe as Africa's first think-tank, the African Centre for Develop ment and Strategic Studies. It was widely be Morally Defeated lieved at one stage that Nigeria could truly be the giant of Africa, both ,in an economic and leader ship sense, but these hopes have been dashed. Many believe this has been because of funda Newspaper? mental leadership flaws. Adedeji believes so too. In a recent interview in a Nigerian newspaper, Adedeji says Nigeria is both part ofthe African DURING the past years that I have as the academics and Jane Katjavivi problem and the cause of that problem. Nigeria read your rather morally defeated have got 'important' things to say. could have played the same role in Africa that newspaper, the quality, in my opin- There is room for improvement in Japan played in South East Asia, he maintains, ion, has deteriorated so much that I the newspaper. Try and read papers and if Nigeria had been a success story it would have started to question the continued like the New York Times, Financial have lifted the image of Africa. Adedeji is scath- existence of the newspaper. Times and others and learn from them ing in his criticism of Nigeria adding that it To explain.or elaborate I would like - after all they have been in business suffers from the same deficit that other Africa : i '. .'" k(ld.l~u_ '. > '., '/ '''Ia ~ to t~uch on two things. longer than The Namibian. countries suffer, such as "democratic deficit, ' -:~.__ 'a HM.. ,'t .., '. JJ~ ' ~" ~ ,, ~: First, the issue of the academics leadership deficit, technological deficit, deficit of ' w. urtrlMrllll·lt.. rM.UIEBUl h who have perso~al and professional BENHARDT KA TAMILA integrity •• ",whereitshould have been a paceset- problems with Unam. Is it not, say WINDHOEK ter and a leader on the continent. highly professional from their side, to The ways in which it had been a pacesetter, he directly settle their problems with Note: As you will have noted, when adds, have been areas of corruption, dishonesty Unam or through either the Chancel- the lengthy letters from the US aea- and political instability. Nigeria, he said, had lor himself or the Ministerconcemed, demicswerepublishedregardingtheir had more governments than smaller countries in rather than to write to the people's problems with Unam, it was empha- Africa. paper, letters the size of booklets that sised that this should not be regarded Adedejisaidinanswertoaquestionthatexter- are published in parts as they are too as a precedent. As a rule we diScour- nal factors had not been responsible for this long, leaving theeditorto shortenledit age lengthy letters, unless their con- demise. " ..• we have people who assume leader- the letters of'ordinary' people as there te~tisexce~tional. Publication of these ship and think that leadership means amassing is a lack of space? pomts o~vlew was allowed ~cause of wealth and personal fortune. We have a society Can you, as a reputable journalist, the ongomg controversy a~u~ Unam, which generally is leading towards self- not ask the Chancellor or Minister of , ~nd a large amou.nt of pubhc mterest centredness rather than public service. We have Education to mediate in the talks be- m the m~tter. !his newspaper has ?o a leadership that is cynical, that will tell lies tween the two parties as any fool would a~e to grmd with Una.m nor any of Its barefaced without any care .• if you have a notice there are many problems at hi~rarch~ - our task IS to re~rt and referendum today I daresay regrettably you will Unam? thIS we dl~. ~erha~s the ~ppo~tment find a large proportion of the Nigerian popula- Secondly,thecaptionsintheclassi- ~f~t~om:lssl?~t~m~~stJga~e~regu- lion telling you they were better off under the fied section that are being misplaced. , ~rl les t ~re IS m tse proo t ':!tt:e colonialists .•. " Oqe would find a caption reading 'In nam con rov~rsy was not creat y . . ., f· d' . the staff of thiS newspaper and we He was particularly scathmg about the leader- memonam only to 10 a house bemg I th d h th bl . . . h . N· . Id bel Al 'fi· th f we come e ay w en e pro ems s hJP Issue, saymg. t at m Igerla once, your had so ...ow. so n e IS e matter 0 have b een sor ted ou t an d th e umver-. the opportumty. you made. use of It for personal vacanciesh d' bemg'I' advertisedd' under the·SI t y can ge t onwl'th itsappom . ted ta s k aggrandlsement,s~rroundmgyourselfwithsyco- ea 109 specla, Ise services. of educating the youth of Namibia phants, encouragmg them to be corrupt and These are mistakes, although they and being an institution of which we feather their own nests, people who would never are not that common, which are totally can all be proud. resign becaus~ they h.av~ no. principles. uncalled for. . We also endeavour to publish most Known for his scathmgmdlctmentofthe Struc- As I am a httle confused, I would letters we receive with consideration tural A~justment Progr.am~es (SAPs) ~edeji like to know whether anyone in your for content. We take your criticism of feels thiS has pulled Nigeria further mto the newspaper has some score to settle the classified pllge's and are doing our economic quagmire. Speaking in favour of di- with Unamor simply prefers to favour bestto rectify the situation. Your com- versified economy (rather than, in Nigeria's case, some people above others or selects to parison With the New York Times is concentrating on oil) producing goods and serv- ,publish..letters that were written by rather unfair -,they are a multi-mil- ice~ that the Nigerian people needed, first and .people'known in society, at the ex- lion dollar operation with thousands foremost. It would be better than producing' pense of those who are not known. of staff whereas the total staff of this what we don't need and importing what we need, Would the editor explain what cri- newspaper is about 40 people, being Adedeji maintained. ' teria is used to select letters to be responsibleforeditorial,distribution, Conceding that vis-a-vis the rest ofthe world; published and how many letters sent production, administration and ac- Africa is marginalised, Adedeji went on to add' to the paper are not published as UTl - (,OU:lts, advertising etc. Finally, mor- that the people of Africa were marginalised too, derstandably there is not enough space ally defeated e are not! - Editor. with 10 per cent of the population owning 80 or improve it as soon as 90 per cent of resources. "We have policies that I AM disappointed by alienate the people, that impose injuries on the the direction and qual No Love Of Ohdunge possible or li,cence pay people rather than mobilise them and unleash ity of the programme ers do not want her to their energy and really make them effective 'Ondunge' on NBC TV appear on this pro thing that will promote something highly en- foreign artists visiting partners in the development process," Adedeji h9sted by Hilda gramme. We don't adds, appealing for diversification, self-reliance Basson. Namibianculture,give tertaining and in- Namibia. Hilda's want this shameful Iip and people-oriented strategy, ' At the start I had an insight into the rural formative and not just Ondunge programme service entertainment. Food for thought and lessons to be learned for impression that at last culturally rich life of the socalled cultural is very boring to say LEWIS HISKIA us all, perhaps! -- ~ we would 'have some- Namibia, especially weekly diary showing the least andshemust WINDHOEK THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 20,1994 7
Unam Commission is a welcome mov-e
THIS newspaper welcomes the appointment Ji of the Commi$sion of Inquiry into possible HOl5TEN BEER irregularities at the University of Namibia (Unam). The Commission, led by Omhudsman Jariretendu Kozonguizi, and with members ' Bience Gawanas of the Public Service Com- ~CRAJo ~ -~- ,, ~~ ~ ~ :; g:;- ~ '11 mission and Pete,r Bottger, businessman, ", --:r it U -,-,-= =. ~ _~ has already started work. I _ --==-- In addition, Auditor-General Dr Fanuel Tjingaete has been co-opted to the Commis sion, which announced this week it would co-opt other experts to assist in tbe investi- gation. , President tells EurQpe As most Namibians are aware, the new University has been embroiled in contro versy since its inception, and even before. Allegations about mismanagement have flown thick and fast, levelled at the top 'We need tr,ade too ~ . ':: t' structure by students and lecturers alike. We welcome the Commission of Inquiry in THE GIANT European Union trading bloc of its association with He said 'the N$525 of goods into the Euro- order that the allegations be investigated. should be more open to trading with its the European Union," million so far allocated pean market." He said once and for all. If it is established that the, developing country partners, says Presi- . said Pr~sident Nujoma; under .L?me had ~one after asking for duty-free allegations of irregularities have substance, dent Sam Nujoma. He praised the, Lome on minIng, farmm~, access ! or the grapes, then matters must speedily be rectified. treaty system which rec- health and trade but thiS Euro, ~ bureaucrat s of- A continuation of the process which has In a forthright speech President Nujoma was ognises the sovereign last was the problem fered a quota of500tons, • • to top officials this week speaking at a luncheon equality of states, is le- area. compared to the 5 000 been chara~terls~d b.y accusat.lOns and coun in Brussels, he says Na- in his honour given by gallybinding,helpswith The President high- tons Namibia could sup- ter:-accusatlons, IS simply gomg to damage mibia is happy with EC Vice President long-term planning as it lighted akey area as com- ply. the credibility of that institution even fur N$525 million in aid, Manuel Marin on Tues- covers years at a time mentators point out Eu- President Nujoma ther, and Namibia cannot afford to have its but needs bu siness and day during his four-day and increases dialogue. rope is keen to give aid, pointed out the invest- only university put into a state of permanent Europe is blocking some workingvisittoBelgium Namibia has made but is not nearly so eager ment comes from two' d· t products. and the Commission's good progress in com- to give fair business EUmemberstates,Brit- Isrepu e.. . . Top of the President's offices. mitting the funds re- agreements. Namibia ainandGermany,andis Only once this Comnnsslon has completed mind are seedless grapes His meeting came just ceived, despite a slow found this out in earlier a private business move. its work and released its findings which produced in southern before Marin left for start so work only began bids to negotiate a fish- He also asked for more must immediately be acted upon, will Unam' Namibia and on which Swaziland to discuss in March 1992. eries agreement with EU help, including a be able to get back on its feet and proceed some 7 000 p~ople in ?evelopment and othe~ PresidentN~j~maalso Marin, which have now consul~ant to advi~e .on with its appointed task _ that of educating southern Namibia de- Issues under the Lome asked for Narrubla's spe- been abandoned. extendmgtheNamlblan •• pend for jobs and liveli- Treaty at a meeting be- cial treatment as a "least "The real challenge in Broadcasting Corpora- the students of Nannbla. , hoods. Europe imposes tween Ministers from the developed country". He development dialogue tion's transmitter net- However, it must be said from the outset import duties although European Union and its said drought and world between the EU andACP work and would like ~ that commissions of inquiry are not worth the Namibian produce African, Caribbean and recession had blocked countries is not the issue further ECU2IJliJliOl\ to the work and the effort that is put into them arrives out of the main Pacific (ACP) partners. the advancement of the of aid, but that of trade pay for supervising coH- if the outcome is not going to be take~ season and does not com- "My Government has economy as earlier and especially the ques- struction of a trans- • I b th th·f pete with European fruit. every reason to be proud hoped. tion of duty-free access Caprivi highway. senous y y e au on les. ------..,....-...,....,.-,------l We would therefore urge that the recom- mendations be speedily acted on so that our university may enter a new phase of positive work for the sake of present and future Kits to boost English skills generations in Namibia.
PRIMARY LEARNERS in rural Namibia got a learners, through a pilot project that began in 1990 and good boost on the road to excellent English this still continues. week, with the donation of N$30 000 worth of This includes testing and teacher workshops and teaching kits. These are packs of wall-chads, pic discussions. So far the course is in use with 2 700 ture cards, pu ppets, games and cassettes to go with learners in the northern education regions ofOwambo, a new English course which is being taken up in Caprivi and Kavango, as well as in Windhoek. It is primary schools. aimed at primary schools where the medium ofinstruc The Namibian Primary English Project (Nampep) tion is not English but is also for introductory courses course is developed by local publisher Gamsberg for pupils at other schools. Standards of English are Mac mill an and so far materials have been produced for rising in classes where it is used. learners in the first three years ofjunior primary school. Nick Coates, GM's publishing manager, says the Mini stry of Education and Cultu"re officials in the course teaches pupils how to use English and not just Okavango region were so impressed with it that they about English. It uses locally relevant pictures (includ bought the learners books but decided they could not ing a typical home scene with a parent reading The afford the classroom kits. Namibian newspaper in one book!) and is aimed at the This was hampering teaching, so recently the British needs and interests of Namibian school learners. The High Commission, the British Council and Oxfam content is very multi-racial. "Nampep is fun, it makes Canada each contributed equally to buying the teacher the learning lively and interesting for children by kits. The money was enough for 313 kits which the including pictures, stories, games, puppets, songs, officials will distribute to many local schools. The kits rhymes and other activities" added Coates. were handed over to the Ministry on Monday in Rundu . Much of the testing and development work has • The Nampep course is adapted from a Macmillan been in some . of the remoter rural schools in course which the company says is the "most popular Namibia, on the grounds that teaching conditions INTO THE ACTION as British High Commissioner Henry Hogger primary English course in southern Africa". The com here are among the hardest, according to Coates: gets a closer look at the teaching action packs he helped donate to pany spent N$500 000 on developing ittosuitNamiQian "If it can work there, it can work elsewhere." Rundu education officials. 8 Friday May 20 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Made in Namibia
Power Station IT IS A big day when a new locally next from Napcon is two- /At. manufactured product hits the shops as it is ply paper. . NAPCON A division, Napcon .Operator TR~I~ ! N~U~STITUT~ only by making things in Namibia that we Recycling, will collect (A division of Napcon Industries (Pty) Ltd) can create jobs and build the economy. The, (Van Eck Power Station, Windhoek) proud new product is Napcon's Sun Soft waste paper from people presents environment-friendly toilet paper. and businesses who have Applicants must be in po~session of an significant quantities and academic or technical Grade 10 certificate, ENGLISH PROFICIENCY WORKSHOP To prove it is all Trevor Solomon, ex· .this w inJ High quality toilet . tissue manufactured" from finest recycled paper. Buy Namibian. It's your contribution ~ towards creating employment and prosperity. .A.;- NAPCON collects waste paper to help IJ¥ keep ,Namibia clean and conserye ou r planet's resources. , INDUSTRIES (PTY) LTD 'I 061-218454 ~'~;:r~~~XMn~ tA N r.: lffid~Y M*Y 'J2'6' ; 1'99~ 9 MBABANE: Betrayed Swazi wives should take their anger out on their cheating husbands and not on their husbands' mistresses, the president of a traditional French wa.rning Swaziland court said this week. Court president Sipho Dlamini, presiding over a case in which Linah Moyane was charged with attacking her husband's mistress with a knife, said such attacks should punish husbands who broke their marital vows. Mrs Moyane over Bosnia was found guilty of assault. Make~or-break meeting to decide UN action KAJUJURA ACTIVITY CENTRE . SARAJEVO: Major powers announced The United Nations in the UN Protection PART-TIME ADMINISTRATIVE PRINCIPAL plans for a make-or-break meeting on Bosnia reported heavy fighting Force in former Yugo as France gave a blunt warning yesterday along a route linking the slavia would have to be The Katutura Activity Centre (KAC) is a pre-school that operates that it would start pulling out its Moslem strong!lold of taken by late June or Tuzla in the north with early July. under the supervision of St. Michael's Parish (Anglican Church). peace keepers unless there was decisive The KAC provides affordable early learning opportunities to 10 progress towards peace. Sarajevo. It said there The Geneva meeting were also clashes in the , "will possibly be the mo children, including a small program for children with communication Despite the warning, United States, Russia Turbe-Travnik area in ment of decision". problems. The KAC is located in Katutura, is English medium, and Moslem and Serb forces and the European Union central Bosnia. "If nothing has hap is open from 08hOO to 13hOO on school qays. There are 6 staff clashed fiercely over a on June 13. Tuzla and Zenica, an pened by then, if no (5 teachers and 1 caretaker) vital supply route. The French declara other Moslem town near progress has been made France said it would tion followed a British Sarajevo, were reported on the road to peace, if The successful candidate should: begin to withdraw its statement that the rival to have been shelled in we see that no settlement peacekeepers if there factions had about eight the past 24 hours. is taking shape, then, as * Have a Grade 12 or equivalent was no progress towards weeks to reach a settle In Paris, French For the prime minister said, * Possess administrative skills ending the war before a ment or face a relapse eign Minister Alain , France will have to draw * Be willing to undertake simple book keeping last ditch meeting on into full-scale war and Juppe said a decision on the consequences," * Possess leadership qualities Bosnia between the for withdrawal of UN troops whether to keep his Juppe said. * Have some experience in supervising staff eign ministers of the and aid. country's 6 800 troops * Have general organisational skills * Be prepared to attend occasional after hours meetings STAUCH + PARTNERS * Be fluent in English AR'CHITECTS A background in education, especially early education would be a recommendation. Well established architectural practice seeks the services of Interested applicants should enclose their CV and covering letter computer literate architects, to: BLANTYRE: The stun , technici~ns and draughtspersons The Selection Committee ning victory of Elson for a variety of interesting projects in Katutura Activity Centre Bakili Muluzi, 51, in Windhoek. We offer competitive Malawi's first multiparty PO Box 61419 elections since 1964 her salaries, generous leave provisions Windhoek alds a new high in , a and congenial working conditions rollercoasterride in poli conducive to job satisfaction. Closing Date for applications: 15th June 1994 tics from humble begin nings to a high political ***** profile, subsequent ob Apply in writing to Hans-Erlk Recently commercialised, TELECOM pride scurity and now the themselves in their excellent standard of service presidency. Staby, PO Box 1675, Wlndhoek. and expertise and their ability to keep abreast of As a politician, Muluzi Enolose CV's and other information curr~nt trends. They place a high premium on cut an impressive record emPloying the calibre candidate who shares this of ministerial posts in Dr considered relevant. Applicants will be contacted as soon as possible philosophy and who could make a meaningful Hastings Banda's ad contribution to the overall success of the company. ministration which thrust for interviews. Due to decent ralisation, the management of him on to the centre stage Central Regio n, with Windhoek as Head OHice, alongside Malawi's needs to a ppoint a hero-worshipped cabinet ministers. . Muluzi rose to the No 2 position in Banda's political hierarchy when Millwright· Chief Telecom O.Ricer: he served as secretary CUSTOMER SERVICES (CENTRAL) general of Banda's Ma WINDHOEK lawi Congress Party. TransNamib Carriers requires a person with at least a Std 8 • 1 Post Swakopmund He also served as (Grade 10) certificate and a trade diploma for Electro-Mechanical deputy minister of youth Mechanic (Millwright). Further requirements are at least one • 1 Post Gobabis and sports, minister of year's experience with hydrauliC and electro-mectlanical equipment after obtaining the trade diploma, as well as sober education, transport and habits and reliability. Reporting to his/her Assistant Manager, the successful communications and candidates will be responsible for the effective administration minister without portfo Reporting to the Technical Supervisor, the incumbent will be of 011 Customer Service activities in their respective towns . lio in the president's of responsible for the maintenance of machinery and equipment. They must supervise 011 faultments and fitters in order to fice. But in 1982, hedra TransNamib offers a market related remuneration package provide these services within the target times os set by the matically dropped outof hased on qualifications, skills and experience, which includes a Company. Banda's favour, being housing loan, relocation assistance and medical and pension Minimum requirements ore 0 Notional Diploma for summarily dismissed scheme. from the cabinet. Faced Technicians or Telecom Electrician Certificate with at least 5 Interested candidates should contact Mr P.A. van der Merwe' with political obscurity, years experience on 011 customer premises equipment at (061) 2327 for further details. he went into business presently used by Telecom (e.g. BTS, DPS Systems and 011 only re-emerging last Bona fide applicants with proof of their qualifications may switchboards) . A relevant drivers license os well os good year soon after Banda obtain application forms from the security office at the interpersonal skills ore further requirements. caved in to pressure for a entrance to the TransNamib Head Office. Completed forms should be addressed to the Senior Personnel Officer, (TNC) In return we offer 0 competitive salary with an attractive multiparty election. 1 st Floor, Tra nsNamib Head Office, Private Bag 13342, range of fringe benefits os would be expected from 0 large, After a decade at the Windhoek. established Company. side of Banda, Muluzi found a fresh political Closing date: 3 June 1994. For more details, please contact Mr. J.M. Strauss at role for himself by agi (061 )-201-2375. tating for reform as the Closing date: 31 May 1994. interim chairman of the TransNamib United Democratic Front pressure group in Limited 1992. He became the The National Carrier of Namibia president of the UDF TELECs:M when it became a politi N A M B A cal party in 1993. - Sapa 10 Friday M&y 20 1994 THE N'A'MIB1~N /" 11 . a an In It o ·8 s • A 0 new era in Namibian banking interest at competitive rates. To top it all, you account which many people still prefer. The began on the"'28 April 1994, the. day can organize payments directly from your . Accumulator allows you to deposite your Transactor Account for regular payments salary or any other extra money you want to the CSIS first opened its doors for such as your house, car, insurance. etc. save, and have it ready when you need it. business to the Namibian public. In The more the amount grows, the more the few weeks since that memorable interest you earn and the faster your money day, hundreds of Namibians began grows. reaping the benifits of the CSIS's If you have already managed to organize new approach to banking. For us it your personal finances in such a way that you can save regularly, the Prosperity does not matter how much you earn The Celebrity Account is a special cheque Account' is the right savings account for account developed for those who have or what you have. We have devel you. If you are saving regularly, for a already achieved financial success in life. If oped a range of exciting services to deposite on a new car, a house or a special you qualify for this account, it will offer you suit the needs of every Namibian. it holiday, ,open a Prosperity Account today among other benefits, a minimum overdraft and see how your money grows. does not matter if you are rich or facility of N$ 10,000, refinancing on existing bonds at prime interest rate less 1/2 % and poor, we know we can help you to a pre-arranged hire purchase or leasing achieve your goals and make your facility at prime interest rate plus 2%. dreams come true. Take a bit of time Commercial accounts were developed for the smaller sized companies in our . and just look at some of the services economy with steady growth potential. If we can offer you. your company has a turnover of roughly N$ 1.5 million it could well qualify for an over draft of N$ 50,000 or even more. Discuss your business requirements with the CSIS. It is our goal to help support the growth ~ The Transactor account, is a hassle-free --LO potential of small to medium companies. g> form of banking. It is aimed at providing you 'iij € the advantages of both a cheque account and CITY SAVI~'GS ! a savings. account in the same package. The INVESTMENT Gl advantage of a Transactor Account, is that The Accumulator savings account is very you have ready access to your money while similar to the traditional type of savings you earn 'A bank you can call your own' f~ . , For more information on 'The full range of our banking services' contact 'TEAM CSIB' at: IGI Building. Post Street Mall. Tal: 061 221262, 221087, \ . .. ( '. ~ THE NAMIBIAN ' N~'::;~" ,'" Friday May 20 1994 11 '",. -, . "'. "... . ; ." .' -~':'-"." ,. .." E,cOriom icln,dicators Joburg stock Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: exchange FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELD% ABSA: GE: 190,81 178,47 2,92 JOHANNESBURG: Jo Republic of Namibia Industrial \76,50 165,08 2,24 hannesburg Stock Ex Income 103,53 102,32 12,03 change shares ended MINISTRY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND HOUSING mixed in broadly bullish * BOE: Growth 227,05 212,13 2,24 yesterday afternoon trade, People's Income 104,61 103,50 na with gold shares firming COMPETITION: OSHAKATI LOGO COMMUNITY: sharply on the back of a Growth Fund 157,73 147,70 6,00 stronger gold price and industrial shares losing COMMERCIAL UNION: We invite Namibians of all ages to design an appropriate logo and 'motto for the Oshakati Growth 168,39 157,21 2,14 ground amid a lack of in COMPOSITE: terest. Local Authority. All Share Index: 124,51 116,35 na However, local buyers were trying to pick up se FEDLIFE: The Primary objective of Oshakati Local Authority is: Fedgro GE \75,90 164,26 3,49 lected industrials at their GUARDBANK: lower levels, a dealer said. - To provide and maintain the basic services. Growth 3528, 18 3281,01 3,09 At 4pm, the all share - Create the necessary conductive business environment. index had gained 52 points Resources 214,79 199,68 3,40 - To protect the environment Income 122,50 121,22 11 ,70 to 5 440 as the all gold Industrial 196,24 182,38 2,83 index surged 113 points - Promote and protect public' hygiene, etc. ... IGI Life: GE 172,22 161,12 2,77 or 6,37 per cent to 1 886, but the industrial index METBOARD: COMPETITION RULES: Metfund 299,20 280,30 2,42 was 14 points down at 6 Gilt 123,74 122,44 10,80 557. -Entry is free of charge and there is no limit on the number of entries. Bellwether stock De Managed 119,52 112,33 0,87 - All entries must be on A4 page format (210 x 297mm) High Income 101,81 100,74 1,35 Beers fell 25c to RI 07 ,50 on turnover of R12,82- METROPOLITAN: - Designs must among others reflect the history, culture of Oshakati and must be million but associate Metlife GE 144,12 134,65 5,57 accompanied by explanatory notes on the colours and the symbols used. Anglos was 200c firmer MOMENTUM: at R230,OO, while on the - Copyright of all designs entered will belong to oshakati Local Authority and the Town GE 351,37 329,24 3,19 gold board, Vaal Reefs NBS: . Council reserves the right to make adjustments to any design. was sharply firmer, soar HaIlmarkGE 1303,15 1216,74 2,49 ing R22,OO or 6,1 1 per - Closing date is the 3rd of June, 1994, at 12hOO. No late entries will be considered Hallmark Income 100,58 99,57 na cent to R382,OO as shares -Entries must be sent to: The Town Clerk 600,24 560,46 2,46 NORWICH: GE worth R6,62-million OLD MUTUAL: Oshakati Town Council changed hands. 4000,04 3729,23 2,25 Investors Elsewhere on the board, Private Bag X5530 236,29 220,48 Sentinel na Kloof was 300c or 7,06 Oshakati Growth 330,20 307,83 2,67 per cent higher at R45,50. - The judges decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into. Top Companies 355,39 331,26 2,89 Among leading indus Industrial 541 ,18 504,22 1,94 trial counters, SA Brew - All entries must clearly state the name, address and where possible, telephone number of Mining 455,28 424,38 2,18 eries was l00c higher at the participant Gold 193,94 180,83 2,81 R99,OO, but Remgro was Income 111,07 109,87 12,35 175c off at R30,OO and - The first price is N$ 300-00 plus two prices of N$50-00 each for the runners-up. SAGE: banking group ABSA was Gen Equity 3209,29 2989,36 2,64 15c softer at 725c. -Sapa Resources 173,04 161 ,31 3,04 I-Net . Financial 610,26 568,96 na Income 220,73 21 8,52 na SANLAM: EU links aid GE 2047,48 1913,90 3,13 Index 1668,67 1559,80 3,09 to human Prime Growth 594,57 556,13 3,51 Industrial 1340,36 1253,42 3,14 rights Mining 334,46 312,46 3,87 Income 104,25 102,64 na MBABANE: Ministers of SOUTHERN: the European Union and GE 284,91 266,41 2,67 70 associated African, Mining 195,69 183,35 2,82 Caribbean and Pacific Pure 168,25 157,32 2,42 (ACP) developing nations Income 598,81 586,84 10,16 continued confidential STANDARD BANK: discussions here yesterday GE 1535,96 1442,18 4,32 in a mid-term review of Gold 242,72 228,53 4,52 their trade and aid pact Industrial · 139,61 131,45 5,02 known as the Lame Con International 142,21 133,08 2,24 vention. SYFRETS: The three-day parley in Growth 411,55 384,59 2,63 the Swaziland capital is Trustee 164,412 153,79 2,39 due to adapt the conven Income 113,65 112,52 11,39 tion to recent international Gilt 1184,26 1172,42 10,69 developments. The em Balanced 109,02 103,19 na phasis is on making a more Prime Select 108,67 102,18 na direct link between aid and UAL:GE 2832,93 2656,51 3,66 respect for human rights Mining 504,85 479,22 2,43 encompassing "demo ,~ HJI~", Selected 2784,68 2604,89 2,57 cratic values, the rule of --.,...... c; Gilt 1232,69 1220,37 12,07 law and fod govern ance," ' ••, ,,,, "".,,,• .....". " r_ • VI" • • • •••• ' '<6 •• " ...... Managed 1328,42 1250,74 6,25 as EU proposals put it. Max Income 1061,78 1051,16 7,75 The EU is looking for ex plicit language about sus Gold price pending aid if such values Yesterday afternoon gold fixi ng: 383,30 US dollars are infri nged. The ACP Present a Bank Wi ndhoek guaranteed cheque and experience the sense of per ounce as compared with 383,00 at morning fixing, countries are urging an 379,60 at Wednesday afternoon fixing. effective mechanism for pleasure reserved for those who deserve recognition of their status the resolution of disputes and achievements in life. Bank Windhoek cheques are convenient, safe and Nam dollarlUS dollar arising from any perceived contravention of the hu hassle-free, affording you the freedom awarded to those who appreciate Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing man rights provisions. 3,6670/85 3,6700/15 Current ACP chairman the merits of personal banking. George Brizan ofGrenada Financial rand affirmed: "The ACP states For/urlher iliformation, contacl the manaller 0/ your nearest Bank Wil1dhoek brancli. have already coJTU11itted Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing themselves unequivocally 4,92/4,94 4,9250/4,9450 to respect for human rights and the promotion of de Money market mocracy, the rule of law 90 day liquid BA rate and good governance in Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing their respective coun 10,85 10,85 tries." - Sapa-AFP 'OEI TAKING BANKING PERSONALLY LlNTAS:NAMIBIA 9413005 r;~ ~Fr1da~~fi1 ~~koA ~~4 ' l'H~~~\mBti~ a violation of the constituJion rather than an infraction WORLD BRIEFS of the press law, Information Ministry spokesman Sieng Lapresse said. New Moz arlDY No to 'Western democracy' 500 saved from burning ferry KAMPALA: Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni ,takes shape ' has urged his peop~e to shun Western political systems CAIRO: More than 500 people were rescued as a fire saying they could lead his country to turmoil if adopted. swept through a Red Sea ferry off the Egyptian coast MAPUTO: Despite a ten-day strike and army is due to end oil Museveni has repeatedly expressed his dislike of multi yesterday, leaving five people dead and around 20 some desertioiS 'among its British-trained June 3. party politics, but a newly elected constituent assem missing, officials said. The Qamar ai-Saudi was sail instructors, the training of soldiers fc:»r The government and bly includes opposition members, although the presi ing from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to Suez, in Egypt, Renarno are still select dent's National Resistance Movement (NRM) has a 'Mozambique's ·new unified army is going when an explosion in the engine room shortly before ing a further 4 200 sol majority. "We should develop our own systems that midnight caused the blaze which spread rapidly, res well, 'British sources said yesterday. diers to start training at spring from our social and cultural uniqueness," cue services said. Regional governor Abdel Meneim Museveni told the opening session of the assembly on Said said 563 people-had been saved, five had died and British defence attache fear this is an ominous the end of June. Wednesday. The assembly is expected to ratify a draft the remainder of the ' 589 passengers and crew were in Maputo Colonel John precedent for the new Under the terms of a constitution and vote on whether Uganda is to return to mi ssing. Around 50 of those rescued had been injured. Wyattsaid: "I'm sure its army, which few gov- 1992 peace accord be mUlti-party politics, after eight years of one-party rule true a few instructors ernment soldiers wish to tween the government by the NRM. have gone missing, but join due to the bad expe- and Renamo, the new Jackie's losing battle the number is small and rience and poor condi- army should have 30000 · K ed On . has the strike at Boane train- tions of their army life membel'S, but so far the Royal insult suspends paper NEW YORK : J acque Ime enn y asSIS come· · . 'tal d '11 t treatme t 109 center ended yester- so far. country has only raIsed home firom th e hOSpl an WI ge no more n " . ." PHNOM PENH: Cambodia's government has sus- for cancer because "there is nothing they can do for day. But Wyatt sa;ld: ~e money ~r found pended publication of a local newspaper for insulting her,"a spokeswoman said yesterday. Family members Some.. 180 new ~my tralOlOg 10 accomodatlOn for 15 the king in the first lese-majeste case since the monar- gathered at the former ftrst lady's' side after doctors Mozamblcan IOStructOrs Man~llca~dDondocen- 000. - Sapa-AFP chywasrestoredlastyear,officialsconfirmedyester- granted her wish Wednesday to leave New York of the new army, com- tres IS gOlOg extreme~y day. Police sent by the interior ministry Monday Hospital-ComellMedicaICenter,whereshewastreated pose~ of government well, ~nd I'm sure WIll Lesotho seized 17000 copies of the newspaper Sokal ("Uni- for serious cancer complications. Mrs Onassis, the soldIers and former do so 10 Boane, now the verse") and told the editor, Lach Chomruen, that his widow of slain President John F Kennedy, had been rebels of Renamo, were instructors have been facing publication was being suspended, witnesses and offi- admitted Monday "as a result ofserious complications on strike for 10 days, paid". cials said. The paper had carried articles and cartoons of her malignant lymphoma," the hospital said in a demanding unpaid Training of 2 000 sol- strike criticizing King Norodom Sihanouk and pointing out statement "In accordance with the patient's clearly wages. diers for the first three his past ties with the brutal 1975-79 regime of Khmer expressed wishes and with the concurrence of her Observers of Mozam- infantry battalions of • • Rouge leader Pol Pot. The case is being dealt with as physicians, she has been discharged home." bique's peace process Mozambique's new CrISIS , MASERU: Lesotho' s CDM (Pty) Ltd operates an opencast diamond mine on the west UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN FUND political crisis deepened coast of Namibia at Elizabeth Bay, just south of Liideritz. Our NAMIBIA COUNTRY OFFICE ~esterday after a. meet- employees and their families live in the coastal town of Liideritz. unicef. 109 of leaders faIled to We invite applications from suitably qualified people to apply for VACANCY NOTICE NO. 94/06 end a police and prison appointment as guards strike and the PosItIon Driver/Messenger main opposition party walked out of the emer Purpose crf the Post: Section Engineer gency talks. Prime Minister Ntsu (ELIZABETH BAY) Application~ are invited from SUitably qualified Namibians for the post of Mokhehle called the Drlver/ Messenger in UNICEF office in Windhoek. The candidate envisaged is a qualified engineer with a B.sc (Mechanical meeting in an effort to and/ or Electrical), at least 7 years general mining experience and proven Mafor DutieI and ReaponslMlitiel end the strike of police man management skills. Arecognised Certificate of Competency will serve as and prison guards which definite recommendation but is not essential. Drive the Project OffIcers and Project staff on official duties in Windhoek started on Monday last As second in line to the Manager and sole engineer at the mine, the suc and other districts In Namibia and occasionally to neighbouring week in the small south cessful candidate will be involved in the treatment plant, earthmoving, countries. ern African kingdom of services and all living areas within Ltideritz. In addition, he will be legally Drive Project OffIcers and Project staff along with Govemment or other 1,8 million people. The responsible for personnel and machinery, and manage the area under his officials on official trips within the country. main opposition party jurisdiction. To deliver and collect letters, quotations, documents, supplies, ete. in leaderchiefRetselisitsoe The package for Namibians will include: • generous leave. suitable support of the work of the office. Sekhonyana led a walk married accommodation '. subsidised board for single employees. 13th To undertake regular preventive maintenance (e.g. cleaning batteries out of his Basuto Na cheque equal to 10% of annual salary, payable in November of each year etc.) and simple repairs on the assigned vehicle as required. (These tional Party (BNP) after • subsidised primary and secondary schooling. membership of the include changing tyres, etc.). Mokhehle accused the Company's own Provident Fund and De Beers Medical Benefit Society and Ensure vehicle is roadworthy and report servicing needs of the vehicle BNP of complicity in the • assistance with relocation expenses. to the Administrative Assistant on a regular basis and immediately strike. Written applications, accompanied by a when specific problems arise. Mokhehle said his in detailed CV and non-returnable certified Clean the yehicle assigned on a daily basis and keep the vehicle formation of BNP in copies of highest qualifications and iden clean and tidy throughout the day. volvement of the strike tity documents should be forwarded to: ~ Undertake translation for staff and visitors on fields visits if required. came from the govern Maintain the "Driver's Daily log" and 'Vehicle History Record" in ment's intell igence of The Senior fersonnel Officer, respect of any office vehicle which may be assigned to him. fice. His Basotholand CDM (Pty) Ltd, Congress Party (BCP) PO Box 35, Mnnum Q.IaIifications Oranjemund, won a sweeping victory • NAMIBIA. ' over: the BNP in March (a) Education and Training CDM last year in the first Grade 8 certifi cate or its equivalent with Drivers licence and good knowledge [Proprietary] Limited Closing date: 16 August 1993. democratic elections in of driving rules, and regulations and courtesies. Training in minor vehicle repairs desirable. 20 years. NJ::: S3934 About 2 500 police- GUARDIAN ASSURANCE BROKERS (PTY) LTD (b) EJcp.t.nc. men below the rank of At least 4 years of regular driving, with the last 2 years accident free. Experi captain in the country's ence in using photocopiers and duplicating machines desirable. 3 OOO-strong force LONG TERM SUPERVISOR AND started the strike de- LONG TERM CLERK (e) Languag- .manding a 60-percent pay increase. They were The above mentioned positions are available at a newly established Fluency in English and the main Jocallanguages. joined by junior prison assurance brokerage frrm. Applicants should comply with the following guards. requirements: 8."...: Mokhehle last Mon 1. Have at least two years experience with a registered assurance Salary offered is at level GS2 of UN salary scale qnd fringe benefits include day rejected the pay de brokerage firm . medical coverage and participation in the pension fund . mand and told the strik 2. Be computer literate and familiar with the following programs: ers - who had also been WordPerfect/Lotus/Microsoft works/Windows. Interested and suitably qualified persons should submit their detailed applica demanding immunity 3. Befluetit in English & Ajrikaans tions with curriculum vitae and certified copies of certificates quoting Vacancy from pros~cution - it 4. Be a Namibian citizen Notice No. PSS/93-06 to: would be "very unfortu- 5. For the supervisor, applicants should be in possession of or nate" if they did not re studying towards a 3 year B-com Degree in Marketing or JM M . Operations OffIcer turn to work. Diploma. UNICEF The remaining eight POBox 1706 opposition parties agreed • If you meet these requirements, please send a written CV to: Windhoek that the government should re-open negotia Personnel Manager ClOSing Date: 31 May 1994 tions with the strikers as PO Box 21782 Lesoth9 was facing a WINDHOEK . NOTE: UNICEF IS A SMOKE-FREE ENVIRONMENT situation· which could NAMIBIA Tel.: 230085 lead to civil war. ~ THE, NAMIBIAN Friday May 20 1994 13 ...... ' ,' ' ~. ~ · MANAGER FACULTY OF LAW Assistant Director International company marketing h,Jxury goods requires the serVices of a manager for its Windhoek Branch. JUSTICE TRAINING CENTRE . (TWO-YE AR C ONT R ACT POST) . The position will entail promotingthecompaoy's:products Requirements: An LL.B or similar qualification with extensive throughout the Southern African region and supervising court experience. Applicant must be able to lecture in Crimin al . a small staff. The incumbent wjllal~o.b.e ; requlred tQ'.ravel· Law, Criminal and Civil Procedure, and the Law of Evidenc e; • ~ .•• ' ." . ~ ' .... ~ , • '. ! ". ~ . . • periodicafly: . , ...... must also be able to assist with practical instruction. Job description: Assist with the teaching and training of magis The position will ideally suita person who has a.proven trates, prosecutors, court clerks, interpreters and other law track record in marketing. A working Knowledge 6f enforcement personnel, as well as lecturing law students. computerised retail systems will also be an added .Date of assumption of duties: 1 July 1994. advantage. Contact ·persons: Mr JFF Verwey at (061) 42421 ext. 3662 or \ Ms I Almano at (061) 42421 ·ext . 3703. In return the company offers a market related package commensurate with experience. . . .. Application procedure: Please forward applications/CVs to : The Director, JTC., Faculty of Law, University of ·Applicants are invited to submit a detailed CV,to: Namibia, Private Bag 13301, Windhoek or fax to the Manger . (061) 42421 ext. 3703. PO Box 9666. Closing date for applications: 10 June 1994. Eros Attractive remuneration applies. Windhoek All applications will be treated strictly confidential. UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA 'NJ.,;. 543191P41 2 DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY SECRETARY , Over the years Namibia Breweries Limited have built up a solid CHIEF reputation for providing Namibians with top quality beverages. As leaders in our field, we place high emphasis on strict quality control and customer service. The following challenging opportunities currently LEGAL ADVISOR exist: . Applicants must hold an LLB with 7 years experience. As representative of the council. the incumbent will be Senior Technician: . Brewi~g responsible for all arbitration, legal advice regarding Acts, new Acts, legislation and related matters, as well as the We require a person to: drafting of agreements, legislat i ve r egul atio ns and • maintain and repair all elect(onic and electric plant equipment; amendments. • desi gn'and implement alterations and handle similar projects; DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY ENGINEER • provide a 24-hour standby service, seven days per week. The idea l ca ndidate will EITHER hold a recogni sed qualification in Industri.al Technical Electronics (T3) and have 5-10 yea rs experi ence O R hold an N3 -N6 in Industria l Electronics and have 15 - 20 years re levant experience. Assistant/Senior ..... While an NDT is essential f o r this p o si tio n, CAD Administrator: Marketing experience will serve as a definite recommendation. Minimum requirements for this pos ition are 2-3 years administrative experience, Duties will include surveys, the drafting and d esign of a working knowledge of WordPerfect and Lotus .and sound communication sewerage and w ater n etworks and the supervisio n of skills. . contracts. Your key functions are to monitor and control all marketi ng administration, DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY ELECTRICAL ENGINEER including media, promotion and general expenditure. In addition, duties will include the reconciliation and monitoring of all marketing expenses, sourcing of Clerk: merchandise , control of marketing stock and the monitoring of w eekly promotions and sponsorship activities. Salaries and Wages Std 10 is required for this position which encompasses all salary and wage related matters, as well as all leave Sales Representative applications, relief work and secretarial duties within the Department when required. The ideal candidate for this position, which encompasses the promotion of the full range of NBL products and services, will have matric, 3 years sales related The competitive salary package includes: • generous leave experi ence - preferably in the FMCG environment. The ability to communicate • bonus leave after every 5 years' service (which may be effectively in Engli sh and one other language is essential. taken in cash) • 13th cheque. housing assistance. - Daily duties will include the servicing of clients, taking of orders, negotiating The prescribed application form is available from the prices,special deals and display space and discussing any related customer City Council Building. Independence Avenue, Windhoek problems. and should be returned to: The Employment Officer, P 0 Box 59, Windhoek. Namibia. In addition to an attractive salary and fri nge benefits, we offer stimulating . No application will be considered unless it is working conditions and sound prospects for advancement. accompanied by proper, certified copies of documents of citizenship and .~"...... Please apply in confidence to: , qualifications. M. du Pisanie, For further Enquiries: 391-2236 Namibia Breweries limited, details, contact Closing date: 10 June 1994. p.a. Box 206, her at Windho~k, Namibia (061) 6-2915 or fax (061) 6-3327. ext 2019: Namibia Breweries l:imited 54322 54321 14 Friday' May 20 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Omakakunya MINISTRY OF HEALTH. .AND SOCIAL . SERVICES Senior Secretary oga tila WINDHOEK · okukalakoSA TransNamib Rail requires the expertise of a person with VACANCY matric/Grade 12 with Typing as passed subject, an excellent Mboka yali nale metanga command of the English language, computer literacy (Lotus and I yaakw i ita yaSou th Afrika, WordPerfect) and Namibian citizenship. Secretarial e)(perience ndyoka Iyali talyi longele PART-TIME DISTRICT SURGEON will serve as recommendation. Applican.ts with a secretarial moNamibia, oye li taya diploma or equivalent qualification .~ lll receive preference. thimike opo ya galukile kOshilongo shaandjawo MARIENTAL The successful candidate will deal with all correspondence koNamibiao~wolwashok a addressed to the General Manager : TransNamib Rail , all mail anuwa yen a uumband a REQUIREMENTS: Registration as a medical practitioner with the and telephone calls, arrange meetings and receive visitors, do all okukala moSouth Afrika. typing on a word processor, plan the diary and make travel Omukal e lip o relevant council or authorization to practice as such arrangements, maintain an up to date data bank for the General in terms of existing legislation. - gwaNamibia moPretoria, Manager and all related tasks as may be required from time to Joshua Hoebeb uunambo time . okwa Ii a popi kutya ye REMUNERATION: 22 sessions of 4 hours per session per week at TransNamib offers a market related remuneration package okuna omusholondondo N$7197 per session per annum. based on qualifications, skills and experience, which includes a gwomadhina gaalumentu housing loan, relocation assistance and medical and pension geli550nokwali wo anuwa SUPPlEMENTARY: Remuneration for clinical procedures occurs scheme. a lombwelwa kutya oyena aakulukadhi yawo yeli I according to prescribed tariffs and is claimed on a Interested candidates should contact Mr A. Weber at (061) 100 nosho uunona. monthly basis. It is a part-time service and a private 298·2029 for further details. Aantu mbaka oya li ya practice is not excluded. Bona fide applicants with proof of their qualifications may lombwele Hoebeb kutyayo oye li pOmina ihayi 'r obtain application forms from the security office at the DUTIES: Rendering of Clinical and'Administrative Services. entrahce to the TransNamib Head Office. Completed forms longithwa we , yedhina should be addressed to the Senior Personnel Officer, Rooibergmuumbangalantu waTransvaal na otaya ka ENQUIRIES: . Dr. J.B. Vries, Tel. (061) 2032954 Operational Support (Room 123), Private Bag 13204, TransNamib Head Office, Windhoek. kala ya kuthwapo pehulilo Iyomwedhi nguka. Closing date: 3 June 1994. Applications (on form 156043 obtainable at all Government Offices) must Hoebeb otati oshinima be submitted to: The Permanent Secretary: Ministry of Health and Social shegaluko Iyomakakunya Services (Personnel Office) P/Bag 13198, Windhoek. ngaka, oshinima shin!! oku TransNamib ikundwa pokati kEpangelo lyaNamibia na South CLOSING DATE: 10 June 1994 Afrika. Mbakaoye li yam we Limited yomomayuvi gaamboka ya The National Carrier of Namibia li haya longele etanga' Iyaakwiita yaSouth Afrika, NJ...::. yali yafalwaoku kalongela koSouth Afrika pethimbo FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Iyemanguluko lyaNamibia. Okwa ti, poSchmidtsrift Department: English muumb a ng a l a ntu ~~~ ~f ~~ ~A,~~ ~'ft ~~ IAII~"(§~ij" ~, ,~~ ",", ~ "~~ waKimberly, omuna Senior Lecturer Aakwankala yeli 5 000 yeli haya lala moothayila. Requirements: A Ph 0 in English literary studies with specialisation Oyendji yomuyo oye li ya in 19th century literature, literary theory and/or African literature hala nokuhalelela as strong ~ecommendation. okugalukila koNamibia, THE NAMIBIA konima sho ya mono Job description: The teaching of all courses offered by the depart mooradio dhomizizimba ..;:: ment, conducting of research and participation in departmental kutya ookuume kawo planning and administration. Further informati on available from FOOTBALL mboka kwa li taku popiwa Prof. B. Harlech-Jones at (061) 307-2052. kutya oya dhipagwa koSwapo oyena omwenyo Date of assumption of duties: 1 January 1995 ASSOCIATION noyena onkalo ombwaanawaHahehdendjai . gwepangelo lyaNamibia, FACULTY OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES Hermut Ruppel uunambo okwa, li wo eshiyelithamo Department: Psychiatric Nursing Science VACANCY FOR pakotampangokutya,aantu mbakaitayavulunandeoku Senior Lecturer GENERAL SECRETARY kuthwa uukwashigwana wawo omanga taya okushi Requirements: A B Hons degree with registration as professional ulika kutya yo oya valelwa nurse, midwife and psychiatric nurse. The NFA has an immediate vacancy for a General Secretary in moNamibia. Ihe nando Job description: Teaching the tl'rnory and practice of Community its Windhoek Office. ongawo, oyendji mboka yali ya Iwitha oSwapo Health Nursing. research and comn")Unity work. metanga ndika oya zile Date of assumption of duties: 1 July1994. The successful applicant will be head of administration and shall koAngola nosho wo koZambia. be responsible for the smooth running of soccer in Namibia. Ruppel okwa' ti OFFICE OF THE BURSAR He/she shall be responsible for the production of minutes of omaindilo gaamboka ya meetings and shall conduct all correspondence on behalf of the hala okuya koNamibia Department: Services ogena okuholola uukwatya NFA. wawo, mboka tawu ulike Technician: Electronics shili kutyaoku li a valelwa The successful applicant should be in possession of an moNamibia. Ekotampango Requirements: At least N3 in the field of electronics with a working lyaNamibiaolya li Iya indile knowledge of air-conditioning and communication systems. appropriate three (3) years post matric qualification or opo oParliamende yi pitithe Extensive appropriate experience will serve as a definite recom equivalent qualification with five (5) years appropriate practical 'oveta, ndjoka tayi ka kal a mendation. experience in post administration, particularly in soccer. . ya ekelahi aantu mboka aaNamibia yeli haya Date of assumption of duties: As soon as possible. The position requires fluency in written and spoken English longele omatanga gaakwiita kiilongo Contact persons: Mrs L. D. Nashandih-Endjambi at (061) 307-2295 (Plus other languages spoken in Namibia, discipline and self yopondje. or Ms A. L. van Rhyn at (061) 307-2002. motivation. Sound computer knowledge, marketing and Ohatu dhlpaga IIhkama Closing date for applications: 3 June 1994. fmancial background are essential. vomegumbol momogumbo. ngooshl:, ApRlication procedure: Omokokolote. Oono. Salary is negotiable Oonghobo.Oodhl. Please forward applications/CVs to the Oullpl no Showo Personnel Department. University of Oombuku. CV's and application should be submitted to: Omblno oylll onlmo Namibia, Private Bag 13301. Windhoek oVlwo nowo kom.untl or fax to (061) 307-2286fJ07-2444. The Chainnan kehe novo shlnoneno. Nohoyl ku gomene wo. Namibia Football Association Kelongero kumwe . • Attractive remuneration applies. Allkono. Dhengelo PO Box 1345 Ethlmbo kette. WINDHOEK Windhoek Cleaning UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA Services ko (061) Closing Date 2 June 1994 224265 nenge ~ S43171P41; Radlopage 52222, /jJ.:4 IAt"j :1',1 (J~ "..... ',r, ..... ;·,:. ,.". t THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 20 1994 15 Neumbo okwa li a a amangwa ko~eta . > Basker. eenghwateodo. donhumba opo ku iwe deembistoli vati ve 0 m ~ pr e si d" n d e Omupanguli okwa , Eenghwateoshodaka moshipalaomaliriyengo liamene. , wosh110ngo. ' .l?ula opo Neumbo mangululwaeshiohauto oCCN. Platt vati okwa Ovakulukadi ava ova Net1mbo otati oinima OMOLWOVETA yeameno letandavelifo riiOma~ndaha a etelele yopolifi omo da li ya anya. fiile po oshilongo va ka aishee}oyalioinitotoda loiholekwa yepangelo lopefimbo Jinya, Linos efikuomomwayandjwa ponokelwa manga kwa Konima okwa ka talelapo kOndowishi, ' nhuninwaokumweneka Neunibo, ka li a dula okutandavelifa elombwelo 010. litaietaovalumenhuovo 'pulwa vaIi a xwi~e po nomangaveliokookwa ewi longeleka (CCN) omauyelele 00 e na po kombinga yefyo Neumbo natango kbVenduka okudja ongeleka yaLuther ka monika onghundana oshoyo okuhanaunapo laAnton Lubowski. onghela okwa twikila k 0 t j i war 0 n go. koMariental ndele ta moshifo shoshimbulu Swapo. nokupopyakutyaopolifi Men y eke k <> anye, ashike nande Die Republikein taiti vati " Neumbo otaka Neumbo, oshilyo li nande va pitikwa yeameno oya kalaye - lovalumenhu avaomwa ongaho, ongeleka oyo Schmit okwa kapulwa pulapulwa omapulo shoshitayi showina okuyandja omauyelele lipyakidila noinima dipaelwa omupolifi oyaka xwikwa po efiku e n g h a v a kuhahende Hennie shopolifi, 00 a li nale komunhuumweeliliehe ihapu manga oshilongo Ricardo van Wyk: la landula, nondjo oya k 0 m u p res id end e Barnard ongula omupolifi weameno, shi ashike omukulunhu inashimanguluka. Neumbo natango ka pewa Beukes umwe woSwapoSainNujoma, yOmaandaha okudja okwa li a nyamukula wavo. Okwa ti ovakulunhu okwa tonga kutya opa waavokwalihavalongo 00 e li paite potundionhi-9. omupanguliHaroldLevy "Ouyelele okwa li wa vamwe vopolifi ovo kala oshikefa opo. ngaha, pefimbo yandjwa komukulunhu naanaa va yandja shomeholekoomohamu Neumbo ota OTATU KONGO lomapulapulo e nasha wetu,ashikekashifinee elombwelo opo futwa ovanhu vamwe dimbulukwanawakutya nefyolaLubowski. oshinakuwanifwa eengangala nhatu odo oimaliwayorneholekoya oilonga yopolifi OMBiELEWA Neumbo, 00 oye paife shange oku u fikifa kwa li da idililwa taqleka po-R3 000-R7 yeameno pefimbo linya e li omukonakoni kuJumbo Smit, eshi 0 m 0 I web 0 m e p 0 000. okw,a li ya nyika ONAMIBIA DEVELOPMENT TRUST ~ woshibofa, okwa okwa Ii shapo shi na lombelewa yaUNTAG Vamwe vomwaavo omilaulu. lombwelele Ornhangu 0 k u n i n g w a pOutjo di yeululwe mo kwa li hava mono Ota dimbulukwa eshi MOSHAKATI, dTAYI KONGO mEtitatu kutya efiku la komukulunhu wange," nokupitifwa mo oimaliwa oyo ongaashi: Komufala Siggie EHALA L YOMBELEWA. landula efyo osho Neumbo a popya. moshilongo. Jumbo Smit, Colonel Eimbeck a yandjele KEHE NGOKA UNA EHALA laLubowski, okwa Neumbo okwa Eshi okwe shi koleka Des Radmore, Riaan elombwelo opo ku LYATYA NGAAKA OTO VULU NEE mweneomushangwawa lombwela omhangu nom u s h a n g w a White, C.olonel kongwe ovakainhu OKUTU DENGELA KOTELEFOON shangwa kuRiaan Smit kutya shama tuu wa womembo lefiku Bronkborst,ovanailonga vavali va ka deulwe omo mwa tongwa kutya mhakuka oiholekwa Ialnspector Herrnie van vamwe voshikondo okuumba eendjebo. 20444 OSHAKATI OKUDJA PO Lubowski onguloshi yepangelo nena okwa li Zyl. shomeendjila oslioyo Okwa ka monika nee 8HOO SIGO 16H30 NENGE WU yefyo laye okwa popile u na okup·angulwa. Membo omo omwa ovalaule vamwe ite va Maria Boois na Talita MONATHANE NAMEME ROSE- nomunhumongodikutya Otashi dulika yo u didilikwa oshipopiwa dimbulukwa. Schmidt, ovo aveshe va MARY SHEEHAMA KO TEl. 20437 otaka pitula manga hangike koupyakadi shimwe sha li pokati Neumbo natango li oilyo yoParents Com KONIMA YIILONGA KEGUMBO. Michaelanoponeeotava wonhumba. kaRimpies Grobler okwa yandja mittee (okomitiye i va ka lye ,ouvalele Nonande ongaho, naGraube momafiku 9 omushangwaumweomo yovadali). pamwe naHage Neumbo okwa ti March 1990. omupolifi umwe John Boois naSchmidt ova NOT OSHAKATI Geingob, 00 paife e li ouyelele 00 okwa li wa Mokupopya pangodi, Lourence Platt kwa Ii a deulwa Qule Oministelionghulunhu. yandjwa kuMajora Groblerokwalombwela pulwa kuLeitenanda wOmalokayaanepOsire TEL. 20444 Omupanguli Levy Crawford. Kutya nee Gruabe kutya Ndjai Schroederopoe Iiteyele nghene eendjebo hadi PO BOX 425 okwa ti ouyelele 00, Crawfordoshoeuyandje (General)Thomasseota meembelwa doCCN a longifwa,nokonimaova OSHAKATI okwa li tau dulu ngeno kuSmit, osho ine kongoomunhuootadulu kufe mo eedokumende ka pewa eendjebo NAMIBIA okukwafaomukonakoni shishiivanee. okukufamoOvandowisi I ' I' 'I wotete woshibofa eshi Eshi a pulwa kutya , ovovatatu(ovokwaliva , • opo a tale kutya olyelye omushangwa 00 ou Ii kwatwa shinasha a,,,, ~! pa~ ~~~ow.skt. , pe?i,okwati,eembapila neembelewa daUntag) CITY OF WINDHOEK Omupat;l~UhOKWahnee 'adlshe nomapeko aeshe moshilongo. a hala okuuda kutya e na sha noinima Grobler okwa omolwashike Neumbo yeameno loshilongo londwela Graube kutya TEN-DER-fjI>P 2/94 ina yandja ouyelele 00 opefimbo loukoioni,. okuwete oshinima eshi kuJumbo Smit. okwa xwikwa po nale sha nyika oikengelela, Neumbo okwa ti, vo momudo 1990 onghee Graube ina pefimbo"Iinyaokwa li va palombwelo lalnspector kendabala nande e TENDER: INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND ALLIED mangwakoveta, no kava Schoombe nasisande Iiyambe mokukufa mo -~ IMPROVEMENTS AND FACILITIES ON ERVEN 7060, 7061 AND 7062, WINDHOEK NAMIBIA Tenders by developers are hereby invited to purchase Erven 7060,7061 ' and 7062, Windhoekfor the purpose of development of an International Hotel, Allied improvements and facilities on the property. Copies of the relevant tender documents are obtainable against the payment of a non-refundable administrative fee ofN$5 ,00 per copy, from the Property Manager (Central Areas and Commonage), P 0 Box 59, WindhoekorpersonallyatRoom 212, Second Floor, Municipal Offices, Neser Street, Windhoek. Tenders in sealed envelopes marked '''TENDER INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND ALLIED IM ·PROVEMENTS AND FACILITIES ON ERVEN·7060, 7061 AND 7062, WINDHOEK NAMIBIA ,- TENDER DPP·2/94" ' must be addressed and delivered to the Town Clerk, P 0 Box 59, KIG~LI: Aakonaakon,i yIita dhipagwa omasiku gatatu ga p~tipo" " --'" --' . - \ ' yopasiJigwa'na mo R wanda',~oya li ya oPolisi ya South Afrika osho ya Windhoek or placed in the Tender Box, MuniCipal Offices, Neser Street, popi<;, kP~r~a . pOJPwaalu tseyitha oshiwike shika. gwaakw,lj;shigwana mboka ya si Omadhipago gopaife moSouth Afrika Windhoek by not later than '12:00 on Friday, 7 October 1994. mOshilbngo moka oguli paife gwa ogeli nale tage eta omwaalu lorida'n'o'onkondo. gwoonakusa po 29. Aakonaakoni oya ti, omwaalu Mokandoolopa kedhina Nongoma N o tenders which had not be~n received by post by that time and date'or gwaambo~a ya si, ngoka gwa li gwa mUumbagalantu wa Natal, okanona ha~ not been deposited in the Tender Box, will be considered. gandjwakaanambelewayoUN guli okamati koomvula heyali oka li wo 200 000, oguli omushona. oka li wo kasi, konima sho oshihauto 'moka kali shali sha fikwap·o. Mr. V~ Hailulu DURBAN: Aantu ye.li yahamano Tate gwokamatyona haka okwa li wo ACTW.o ,TOWN CLERK I sh'aNatal; ora li ya a yahwa mokugulu. . ., :!..:;.J .& • 1.&( ".j, h ~ ,';: 16 Friday May 20 1994 THE NAMIBIAN I FAX.36982 ~ lL~ ~~O~Ofg[p) ~(9)W~~1f O~~~rgm -~ TEL. 36970 I Special Services Special Services Special Services Property Property Property Special Services , CASH Earn Big Cash !! for your HiFis & TVs !4·1 +- N$2000 a month by PRESTlCB~ writing at home in your CASH ------~-- REAL • spare time I Send a self ESTATE •• for your Fridges & NOVEL FORD addressed envelope to : Freezers DORADOPARK Remember W8 buy A & R Agents Box 7845 opur last chance to buy a CASH ' clean 8mall cars and th.e old price. Only a limited 'Nindhoek Down·town Buslnesa suppliers of for your Loungesuite, bakkle8 for cash. number of erven available foraale . Diningroom suites, and Contact: Pleter \(an . in this fast growing area . all your Unique opportunity to Kitchen furniture Rooyen at Tel: 37020 Hurry and become one of painting and Property start your own business. Tel: 220012 the proud and happy :coating' needs ' owners. Clothing, groceries and MONEY MONEY MONEY To Let Three bedroom houses on Take-aeays, all in one. Tel: 224627 STOp· READ Good turnover. Only 3 Bedroomed house in large grounds. _ Fax~~24629 Do you need extra Khomasdal. Plus deposit. One and a half or two serious buyers should moneY ••• 1 N$ 800,00 per month. bathrooms. contact me. We can offer it to you, Water & lights excluded Well designed kitchen and Jaques Koopman . whether on a full time or Phone 223472 spacious lounge. WINDI10EK NORTH part time base, an easy and Top quality finishing . For Sale Wjth little renovation I'll definite way. Earn up to To Let Various plans to choose have a new look. Come N$2500-00 per month. Full from WINDHOEK NORTH and convince yourself. Premisses to let as from training provided, the more We pay all transfer costs (Johann Albrecht Street) Private Tuition the 1st of June 1994 in . you sell, the more you earn. Price: N$136 000- to 3 Bedroom house with KHOMASDAL Piano and keyboard banhofStreet - 100sqm All you need is the ability to . N$168 000- - garage and servant's Very spacious 3 bedroom lessons by professional big. Phone 31636 sell. The products that we Contact: Joe Loss quarters on a big erf. house. Situated near lectureres. Beginners offer is of very good quality Tel: 224656 (0) : N$140 000- schools and shopping and adults welcome. and is known. Essential 213286 (a/h) ~. Centre. Tel: 220188 need for every household. WINDHOEK WEST Contact us immediately at (Sauerbach street) KHOMASDAL Tel: (061) 240630 .. 3 Bedrooms Very cosy 3 bedroom Employment Agents wanted nationwide ~ house, 2 bathrooms, built Built-in cupboards !I Wall-to-wall CM pets in cupboards everywhere. eC()NOMO Garage with servant's Urgent sale !! quarters ESTATES N$200 000- WANAHEDA For Sale 2 Bedroom house KHOMASDAL EXT 10 N$121 755-00 . DORADO PARK OKURYANGAVA Employment Agency Plot & Plan . TEL/2~1474 ' ~ '2 8edroomed house, 3 Bedroom house, 2 28 Tritt Street, Windhoek All Costs included FAX: 211802 ALDOFLATS inimedi~tely available for Bathrooms 3 Bedrooms 92 sqm FOR NUMBER PLATES (KHOMASDAL) occupation URGENT USED CARS & 1 Bathroom Contact Julie at Tel: SIGNWRITING AND lOne and two bedroom flats Only N$125 000- We have the following SPARES Open plan kitchen 13.2 38613 (all hours) SILKSCREENING Bedroom and kitchen with vacancy: All Makes sqm BIC . DORADOpARK SALES LADY I MAN Large Stocks including : Choose your own colour 3 Bedroom house in SUPER PRODUCTS Large private court-yard 3 Bedroomed house English I Afrikaans and two • Trailers schemes I Khomasdal . (Specialists In spices, Close to school , shopping Come and make your own local languages, good • TRuck bodies, 'cabs, Phone Ingrid at: Plus deposit N$800-00 per plastics, household centre and taxi rank choice from our beautiful communication skills and cab parts 38603 (W) 43929 (H) month eqUipment) Extremely suitable for range of ceramic tiles and Age 20 - 30 years • Reconditililned engines, Fax: 31501 Water & lights included Presents another young couples, single capets. Contact Ursula or gearboxes, differentials Tel: 223472 splendid hamper parents or bachelors N$137500- . Bernadette at Tel: 249135 • Starter motors, package: Price: N$63 & N$76 Premisses to let as from the NOW alternators and 900 The package inCludes: 600 (all inclusive) Contact me now 1st of June 1994, in Banhof generators PIlESTIG~ 1kg Washing powder Contact: Joe Loss Tel: 224884 (W) Street. . • Crankshafts REAL • Notice 1 L Dishwashing liqUid ESTATE •• Tel: 224656 (0) 212922 (H) 1000sqm big. D&O SALES (PTY) L TD 1 L Fabric softener Please pbone at 31636 • Cnr. Jet Park / Yaardwyn Rds. -IALPO WOONSJE'LLE 213286 (a/h) 1 L Oven cleaner Katutura Melsles Koshuls Wittield, Boksburg, p.a.Box KHOMASPAL 1 L Amoniated detergent 13377, Wittield 1467. Tel: (011) Wanted alle laerskole In Katutura 825·50111213'4 Fax: (011) 823· Eenslaapkamer (Handy Andy) '-' 2424 N$63900-00 Special Extras • 31·33 Main Reet Rd, Primrose, IQfllAND • Akkomodasie nog A male who can be 1 can of beans Germiston, Tel: (011) 825·5293' Tweeslaapkamer beskikbaar (15 plekke) trained to do 1 toilet roll .4/5 N$76680-00 rJta.t~J • Alle benodighede ingesluit negotiations on behalf of 2 sunlight bars .. Onmiddelik beskikbaar • Baie lae tariewe Union Members at (packed separately) Oordragkostes ingesluit ONDANGWA Kontak: working places. These items are presented Antiques & Skakel: FOR THE BUSINESSMAN Ms Afrikaner Tel: 219225 of in a free basin . Old things 212640(w) I WOMAN ontmoet ons by Otrion ReQuirements · Std 10 with Price per hamper N$28.00 We buy and sell 213725 (h) , Straat (regoor Moses v/d a law background. The Special of the month: 1L Camelthorn Gwen Majiedt House: 2Bedrooms, 2 Byl skool Bathroom, Lounge, Kitchen anbility to talk free with Disinfectant N$2.75 Antique WALVISBAY 25 Garten Street employers. We do free deliveries, a (KUISEBMOND) For Sale P.O.Box 6716 Remune@tion' This will be further 5% discount on Office Block: Manager's Windhoek Only five erven left negotiated CASH purchases: SWABOU office, reception area, Tel: 227756 Two and three bedroom Starting pate' As soon as Call us now at Tel: (061) Kitchen, 2 toilets For Sale We restore furniture house possible. 240630 DEVELOPMENT 1992 VW Citi Golf One complete bathroom Contact person ' This will make a very nice COMPANY 2 Workshops of 121 sqm Well designed kitchen and Mr A.F. Yon at Tej:.212378 N$ 25000-00 gift. and 72 sqm respectiveiy. TEL: 225911 lounge ' , Fax: 212828 Contact Tel: Kitchen with zinc unit and All this on a 6600 sqi'n plot FREE BIBLE stove , 239972 HOME NURSING I- for only N$11 0 000- Study our wonderful six month COURSE Brick or precast boundary Stolen Goods Diploma Course and gain 2 Spacious 3 bed roomed walls BY MAIL Contact Jaques at Tel: knowledge that will be useful to from a friend in America. houses available for Price: N$77 800 & . Accommodation (061) 224884 (W) HELP !! . you all the days of your life. For your FREE course Immediate occupation . N$85200 (all inclusive) please send your name or 212922 (H) I've lost my passport and Apply: Only N$139 500-00 Contact: Joe Loss The Principal and address (clea rly OR 1.0. ' written) to: Tel: 224656 (0) The Good Samaritan Mrs N. Louw at (06756) - Passport no 08'11198 and Accommodatio n WORLD BIBLE SCHOOL OKAHANDJA 213286 (a/h) Correspondence NAM1. p.a. 80x· 9346· 12,.Newly .built 1, 2 and 3 ~055.1 .., LD_nb' 6511230600522, .. " TQ Let Coilege 01 Home 'Nu;sing Austin. TX 78766 USA bed roomed houses in I'f you find it please contact: Box 37174 p.a. Nau-Aib available from FOUCHESTRAAT N05 Ruth Lee 'Latjiuongua at Private accomodation of' a .Birnam ·Park .• June 1994. From N$59 Di'ieslaa'pkamers met 19k' 2280'1'7 (~II tiours), or hand ' very highsti,tndard"wltti-" 2015L 869 to. N$96 626. en matte, 1 sitkamer met the documents in at the swimming-pool and lawn. Please send R2 tor informabon and torms mat en waaier op plafon, nearest Police Station. Available on daily basis at PALM GROVE badkamerltoilet apart, a rate of single N$100 per (DORADOPARK) kombuis en spens apart, ~;~.;t~ j:~~ , Sa.I, ~ \ , ~ day and double N$135 per • ~~PAVE motorhuis met groot ~j\ ,J L '~." ,. day. Five minute's walk Q(~)Ltd. Houses available for immediate occupation ruimte, buitekamer, buite Taxi Licence from central town . For From N$116 800 to N$202 toilet apart, groot wert met bookings or further details FOR ALL YOUR PAVING for sale 300. Also plot and Plan twee grasperke. Skakel phone 35764 (Windhoek) HEEDS available, ' Willie Skrywer by 2982045 Christophene all hours ...., . iT'EL,'23-9800 '" I ' .1 • of2$S2 Tel:217669 ,...... -:::::-",f l------~ "'"' THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 20 1994 17 FAX. 36982 ~IL~~~O&:O~@ ~@W~~ TEL. 36970 Memor,om Legal Notice Legal Notice • Legal Notice Legal Notice THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 IN THE HIGH COURT OF IN THE HIGH COURT OF IN THE HIGH COURT OF on Saturday 28 May 1994 at NOTICE OF INTENTION. NAMIBIA NAMIBIA NAMIBIA 10hOO at 14 OUteniqua OF CHANGE OF in the matter between in the matter between in the matter between Street, Windhoek: SOUTH WEST AFRICAN SURNAME SOUTH WEST AFRICAN SOUTH WEST AFRICAN 1 lounge suite BUILDING SOCIETY BUILDING SOCIETY I, Johannes Ntagona, BUILDING SOCIETY " television set _ Plaintiff and Plaintiff and Plaintiff and residing at Ondonga, 1 video recorder RIAN JACOBUS WIESE LAMEKA SHIPA HENRYJACOBUS unemployed intend applying Defendant Defendant MAPANKA ' 1, fridge to the Minister of Home Affairs Defendant 1 dining room suite for authority under section 9 NOTICE OF SALE IN NOTICE OF SALE IN Terms of Sale : of the Aliens Act, 1937, to EXECUTION EXECUTION NOTICE OF SALE IN Voetstoots and cash to th e assume the surname of Pursuant to a Judgement of Pursuant to a Judgement of EXECUTION highest bidder. the above Honou rable Court Pur,suant to a Judgement of Born: 11105/05 Ndengu, for the reasons that the above Honourable Court Signed at Windhoek on this granted on 19th day of granted on24th day of the above Honourable Court Died: 93105/22 Ntagona is my father's first 17th Day of May 1994. FEBRUARY1993 , the SEPTEMBER 1993 , the granted on 3rd day 0.1 Dadaro IA'Kar Karel name and I don't want to use following immovable property following immovable property DECEMBER 1993 , the Swartbooi it further as a surname. I will be sold without reserve will be sold without reserve following immovable property Legal Aid Directorate It is now exactly one year previously bore the name(s) and voetstoots by the Deputy and voetstoots by the Deputy will be sold without reserve Attorneys for Plaintiff r ~ since you were taken J. Ntagona. I intend also Sheriff of the District of Sheriff of the District of and voetsioots by the Deputy .?nd Floor away from us. We miss applying for authority to WINDHOEK on WINDHOEK on Sheriff of the District of Mutual and Federal Centre WEDNESDAY, the 1st of you and will always change the surname of my WEDNESDAY, the 1st of SWAKOPMUND on Independence Avenue JUNE 1994 at 09hOO in the JUNE 1994 at 09h30 in the FRIDAY, the 3rd of JUNE remember and love you wiife Anna Nakanyela. Any Windhoek forenoon at ERF NO 2958, 1994 at 11 bOO in the forenoon as a husband, Father and person who objects to our forenoon at ERF NO 1512, HOCHLANDPARK WINDHOEK, (EXTENSION at ERF NO 350, Ref: S.J.Hack Grandfather. assumption of the said TOWNSHIP (APORTION 2), SAUER STREET, HENTIESBAAI , From your Wife, Children surname of Ndengu, should OF ERF NO 1483) tAU BEN WINDHOEK WEST. (EXTENSION 1) and Grandchildren. as soon as may be lodge his STREET, WINDHOEK HENTIESBAAI. Iher objection, in writing, with CERTAIN: ERF NO 2958, a statement of his 1 her CERTAIN: ERF NO 1483, WINDHOEK, (EXTENSION CERTAIN: ERF NO 350 Employment reasons thereof, with the HOCHLANDPARK 2) HEN TIE S B A A I " IN THE HIGH COURT OF Magistrate of Ondangwa. TOWNSHIP, (Aportionoferf SITUATE: IN THE (EXTENSION 1) NAMIBIA Di MUNICIPALITY OF SITUATE: IN THE no 1483) Au Pair Discover Europe in the matter between SITUATE: IN THE WINDHOEK MUNICIPALITY OF SPARES CENTRE (PTY) has many host families THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 MUNICIPALITY OF REGISTRATION DIVISION HENTIESBAAI LIMITED Plaintiff and available all over NOTICE OF INTENTION "K" WINDHOEK REGISTRATION DIVISION MR JOSE CAR LOS DE Europe. The Conditions of " Sale in "G" OF CHANGE OF REGISTRATION DIVISION OLlVEI RA Va OLl For a free brochure Execution" will lie for The Conditions of" Sale in SURNAME " K" TRANSPORT Defendant please phone: I, Jonas George, residing at The Conditions of " Sale in inspection at the office of the Execution" will lie for Deputy Sheriff at Windhoek (021) 419-5740, or write Ohamukulungudju Village, Execution" will lie for inspection at the office of the inspection at the office of ihe and at the Head Office of Deputy Sheriff at Windhoek NOTICE OF SALE IN to P.O.Box 190, Table nearby Ondangwa, Deputy Sheriff at Windhoek Plaintiff at Windhoek and and at the Head Office of EXECUTION OF View 7439, South Africa employed as a student intend and at the Head Office of Plaintiff:s Attorneys, Fisher , Plaintiff at SWAKOPMUND IMMOVABLE PROPERTY applying to the Minister of Plaintiff at Windhoek and Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the and Plaintiff's Attorneys, In execution of a Judgement The PHPS needs Home Affairs for authority Plaintiff's Attorneys, Fisher , under,mentioned address Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer, of the above Honourable HOMEWORK under section 9 of the Aliens Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the Dated at WINDHOEK this at the under,mentioned Court in the abovementioned SUPERYISORS and Act, 1937, to assume the under,mentioned address 29th day of April 1(:l94 address suit .. a sale will be held on Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer Dated at WINDHOEK this REMEplAL TEACHERS surname of Henghali , for the Daled at WINDHOEK this Thursday the 16th of JUNE. 28th day of April 1994 Attorneys for Plaintiff 2~th day of April 1994 reasons that GeorgE! i,~ my ~ 1994 at 09hOO in the forenoon for Math~malics 'SCjence father's first name aM my Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer 108 SWABS Building Fisher, Quarmby & Pfelfer at erf no 479, Windhoek, of an9 Afrjkaans Attorneys for Plaintiff . Post Mall Attorneys for Plaintiff grade 10 certificate, my the undermentioned 108 SWABS Building P.O.Box 37 108 SWABS "Building baptismal certificate etc, has immoveable~ propel'ty of tlTe Ouallfl'catlons needed: Post Mall ,.' Windhoek Post Mal! Defendant: ., 1) Matriculation with full the surnarne 'He'lghali is only., P.O.Box37 Ref: EP\MH\I 708 P.O.Box37 my I Dwhich has the surname Windhoek 'fJlndhoek exemption. (Maths, CERTAIN: ERF. NO George. I previously bore the Ref: EP\MH\I Ref: EP\MH\I 775 I· Chemistry, Physics and 499 479,WINDHOEK, name(s) J: Ge!Qrge ." Any Biology only on Higher SITUATE: IN THE person who objects to my Grade Level), NonCE IN TERMS OF MUNICIPALITY OF assumption of the said Alternatively: IN THE HIGH COURT OF SECTION 34 OF THE WINDHOEK German Abitur or surname of Henghali , should NAMIBIA INSOLVENCY ACT REGISTRATION DIVISION IN THE HIGH COURT OF international equivalent (A as soon as may be lodge his in the matter between " K " NAMIBIA 1her objection, in writing , with SOUTH WEST AFRICAN NOTICE is hereby given of BONDS: FIRST NATIONAL Levels) in the matter between a statement of his 1 her BUILDING SOCIETY the dissolution of the BANKOFNAMIBIALld n$65 2) Teacher's training or SOUTH WEST AFRICAN reasons thereof, with the Plaintiff and partnership between Dirk similar University BUILDING SOCIETY 000-0084722188 Magistrate of Ondangwa. KLEOPHAS TJIPURUA Jacobus Hannekom and FIRSTNATIONALBANKOF qualification, or educator's Plaintiff and Defendant Theodor Borstlap who traded diploma and professional WILLEM JACOBUS VAN NAMIBIA Lld n$35 000-00 B under the name and style of 255189 experience. IN THE HIGH COURT OF WYK Defendant NOTICE OF SALE IN Sepol Supermarket and 1 or MEASURING : 1643sqm NAMIBIA EXECUTION Teo's Mini-market in in the matter between NOTICE OF SALE IN (THOUSAND SIX Applicants must be fluent Pursuant to a Judgement of Otjiwarongo. SOUTH WEST AFRICAN EXECUTION the above Honourable Court HUNDRED AND FOURTY in German and English. BUILDING SOCIETY Plaintiff Pursuant to a Judgement of THREE SQUARE Namibian candidates will granted on 11 th day of KINDL YTAKE NOTICE that and the above Honourable Court FEBRUARY 1994 , the Theodor Borstlap will in future METRES) be considered PIERRE BURNED VAN WYK granted on4th day of following immovab19 property trade for his own account TITLE DEED : T 2061189 preferentially. Defendant JANUARY 1993 , the will be sold without reserve under the name of Theo's We offer: following immovable property and voetstoots by the Deputy Mini-market from the same The property shall be sold by Attractive salary plus NOTICE OF SALE IN will be sold without reserve Sheriff of the District· of business premises in the Deputy Sheriff of benefits, pleasant working EXECUTION andvoetstoots by the Deputy WINDHOEK on Otjiwarongo. Windhoek subject to the Pursuant to a Judgement of the Sheriff of the District of conditions. WEDNESDAY, the 1st of Conditions of Sale that may above Honourable Court granted OKAHANDJA on JUNE 1994 at 10h30 in the FURTHER TAKE NOTICE be inspected by the Offices Please submit full on11th day of FEBRUARY199" WEDNESDAY, the 1st of forenoon at ERF NO 1205, that Theodor Borstlap has of the Deputy Sheriff to the application to the Principal 1 th e following immovable property JUNE 1994 at 15hOO in the 20%, 30%, 40% OKURYANGAVA , acquired the full share of Dirk highest bidder on the Auction. Head flf.English Medium will be sold without reserve and forenoon at EF3F NO 171, (EXTENSION 3), Hanekom in the business Branch (CV, references , voetstoots by the Deputy Sheriff NAU-AIB TOWNSHIP , OMUVAPU STREET, AND UP TO Sepol Supermarket and 1 or 10% of the pu rchase price to qualifications, passport of the District of WINDHQEK pn OKAHANDJA WINDHOEK. Thee's Mini-market and will be paid in cash on the date of photo) till 15 June 1994 WEDNESDAY, the 1st of JUNE in future be solely liable for all '50% OFF IN the sale, the balance to be 1994 at 1OhOO in the forenoon at CERTAIN: ERF NO 171 , CERTAIN: ERF NO 1205, debts_of the abovementioned PRIVATE TUTION ERF NO 1297,KHOMASDAL, NAU-AIB TOWNSHIP THE OKURYANGAVA , business paid against transfer, to be Piano and Keyboard (EXTENSION 13, DELtA (EXTENSleN 3) secured by a Bank or Building STREET, WINDHOEK SITUATE: IN THE Society or other acceptable lessons by professional SITUATE: IN THE PF Koep & Co CERTAIN : ERF NO 1297, MUNICIPALITY OF guarantee to be furnished to lecturers. Beginners and MUNICIPALITY OF First Floor, Acme Corner KHOMASDAL, (EXTENSION o K A H AND J A WINDHOEK Kasino Steet the Deputy Sheriff within 14 adults welcome. 13) REGISTRATION DIVISION REGISTRATION DIVISION Windhoek days after the date of sale. Tel: 220188 SITUATE: IN THE " J" 4 " K" Ref: JAlldp/15686 MUNICIPALlTYOF WINDHOEK The Conditions of " Sale in The Conditions of " Sale in The full conditions of the sale REGISTRATION DIVISION"K " Execution " will lie for S~~NS Execution " will lie for will e read out by the DeplJty The Conditions of " Sale in inspection at the office of the inspection at the office of the Sheriff on the day of the sal e, Execution" will lie for Inspection Deputy Sheriff at Okahandja IN THE HIGH COURT OF Time Is Deputy Sheriff at Windhoek but may be inspected at any at the office of th e Deputy Sheriff and at the Head Office of NAMIBIA Money! and at the Head Office of time prior to the sale at the at Windhoek and at th e Head Plaintiff at Winr;!hoek and Plaintiff at Windhoek and In the matter between: So, don't Office of Plaintiff at Windhoek Plaintiff's Attorneys, Fisher , SALE offices of the DeputY Sheriff Plaintiff's Attorneys, Fisher , A.N.Amutenya - PlaintlH delay and and Plaintiff'sAttorneys, Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the or at the offices of the Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the and F.Thomas Plaintiff's Attorneys . '!ialt till Quarmby & Pfelfer, at the under,mentioned address under,mentioned address • ~ NO\\'ON! Defendant Dated at Windhoek this 16th tomorrow, phone us under,mentioned address Dated at WINDHOEK this Dated at WINDHOEK this now to place an Dated at WINDHOEK this 28th 28th day of April 1994 day of MAY 1994 HILTON ~ WEINER 29th day of April 1994 Notice of sale In advertisement In the day of April 1994 Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer Attorneys for Plaintiff execution PF Koep & Company Newspaper Attorneys for Plaintiff Attorneys for Plaintiff 108 SWABS Building Attorneys for plaintiff that reaches the 108 SWABS Building 108 SWABS Building Post Mall In pursuance of a Judgement 1st Floor Acme Corn9"r Nation: Mutual Plaza. Post Mall Post Mall P.O.Box 37 P.O.Box 37 of the above Honourable Kasino Street The Namlbian Windhoek. P.O.Box 37 Windhoek Windhoek Court, the following goods Windhoek Windhoek EP/MH/I 837 Ref: EP\MH\l816 Ref: EP\MH\I 836 will be sold by public auction JA/ldp/1 4282 · 'f8 Ffid~yMay29 1'994 THE ~ NAMIB1AN FAX. 36982 AC Milan outclass Barcelona ~lLas~~IJa!~@ ATHENS: Daniele Massaro and torture of Miguel Nadal by slipping past . Prix safety Dejan Savicevic tore Barcelona's tlte defender on the right and floating a as@w~~fo~~~~OOif~ defense to shreds as AC Milan pow- 'centetto the unmarked striker, who side JOINING the push for improved safety in Formula ered to its fifth European Champions footed home from wide of the goal. One, Italian racing officials said on Wednesday Cup triumph Wednesday by crushing The second came in injury time of the that extra protection would be added to turns at'the the Spanish titlis.t4-0. first half. Roberto Do~~don,i pulled the legal Notice Monza Metrodome Track for the Italilm Grand legal Notice - Masscro>,fired two first half goals and back into space from the. by-line and Prix. Savicevic stunned Barcelona with an there was Massaro ib fire powerfully There had been speculation that the September 11 ~ audac:ious, angled30-yard lob two min- home from the edge of the ~nalty area. iN THE MAGISTRATE'S CONDITIONS OF SALE : race could be cancelled as part of the failout from the COURT FOR'"fHE 1.Thesalewillbeheldwithout utes·after half time. After Savicevic had Two minutes afte~ half tiItle came the recent deaths ofAyrton ~nnaandRolandRatze"nberger I'. DISTRICT OF .' .reserve and the goods will be hit the post" French midfielder Marcel stunner from Savicevic. . during the San Marino Grand Prb{, •OT JIWAROHGO HELD "', sold to the highest'bidder. ,. . Desaillysco~ed the fourth in the 58th He lifted the ball over N~<;Ial's head .:. AT OT J1WARONGO .;-' 2. The ' gOods will. tie sO~d . minute to finish the deflated Spaniards. and, spotting the goalie off his line, . '. in the matter betWee,, ·~ ., ·Voetstoots". . . ,I , ",'., ,FIRST NATIONAL BANK" 3. Payme~t~hall be made Ih Super.l\1aradona Milan's tiiumph made it an unprec- launched an angled lob that dropped OF NAMIBiA Ltd Plaintiff.. CASHorby,BankGuarante9d 'e WJ:1):;r.AjVJIBiAN Prrda5!' Mci)720 : l994 :~19 -- has been done. to upgrade the standard of soccer players countrywide. Although it is affiliated to the National Sports Council, the Namibia Football Association has not submitted a blueprint on development yet. In fact the football chiefs seem more preoccu pied with .personal grudges and in-tighting rather than identifying the problems in the game and rectifying them. Hopefully the forthcoming 3rd Congress of the NF A will bring an end to the present impasse and get the ball rolling again. We have a national team to prepare for the Africa Cup of Nati«ms qualifying round and Development our young stars need tliorough mental and programme needed! physical preparation• . TIGERS WAY •.. Tigers Sports Club patron and Minister of Conserva Most of the soccer development projects a~, Rest in Peace - Teenage ti9n and Tourism, Nico Bessinger (second from left), surrounded by club concentrated in Windhoek leaving the I"Jlral Hundreds of· mourners are expected at the members, proudly displays the Independence Cup which the Ingweinya~a areas out in the cold. Katutura Cemetary tomorrow to pay their won at Otjiwarongo. On Bessinger's right is Aaron Mushimba, chairper Occasionally t.he National Sports Council son of Mukorob Pelagic Fishing, who have renewed their sponsorship of last respeCts to (ormer Tigers FC star Helmuth stages coachi~g clinics outside the captial,.as it the Donkernoek outfit to the *un~ of N$30 ()()() for-this season.;Sitting on did:in';Keetniansboop ,-recently with limited Iyambo who will be laid.to rest at ~Oh30. the extreme left is Keny Asser, team manager of Tigers FC. ' ...... ' '""" funds and voluntary support from leading Ball juggling Teenage, a wizard, striker who managed to weave his way past defend~~ ,ith > ~ports peo.ple. The poor standard of local football is mainly a cheeky stuck-out tongue, was a f..,...uent visitor to my house• . due to the lack of proper training programmes, "Ja! Boetie Safari!", he would great me with starting in the schools. a big grin on his face, entering my lounge and . The stimdard of local soccer precludes inter sprawling on the settee. He accepted criticism national competition and not many countries easily and we would often dicuss his perform are interested in playing against us, on club or ance the previous day. He would ask where his national level, because there is no real compe tition provided by Namibian soccer players. team had gone wrong after losing a match which he knew Tigers should have won. This is not because we do not have talented I adv.ised him to slow down his lifestyle if he players but because our opponents are ex posed to better and more advanced training wanted to become a better player and put more emphasis on physical excercise. schemes. Football authorities in neighbouring coun The result was that he played better than tries take care of their players, clubs and before and everyone was talking about this national teams. little maestro who could make a big contribu I am not saying that the local authorities do not tion to the Namibian national team. care about our players but they have no long Namibia has lost a talented player who will term development plan. never don the national team jersey now. Despite all the criticism .and advice nothing Rest in Peace Tenna! ; rr4,- ' ~~ ~ FRIEDEL'S PANEL~8Ell SPRAY PAINTERS P 0 BOX 10490, TEL: 213488/9, FAX: 211854, PIETERSON STR., KHOMASDAL '-, I: ~PANE'- -BEATERS -•. . .: .. ·SPRAY·PAINTERS • ~ . . .' ·CUSTOMISE CARS· FOR THE BESi SERVICE' EVER,COME TO US, YOl:JR Nd'~ l ! -PANEC;'tJEATERS'&SPRAY PAINTERS .. . • al·,., .. ,. I , L • 20 Friday May 20 1994 ',' " ~ THE NAMIB'IAN •• moral S ' '. Prem~erL~ague , . . . upport The Mielieboere have Fnendhes . CONRAD ANGUtA - Big turnout vital ... arrived with a vengeance Saturday: FORGET about the after their sterling 40 point Kuisebmond Stadium, Walvis Bay: Civics FC v. fact fhat Western victory over Zimbabwe Interatlantic Blue Waters (lShOO). But Namibia will need 24-12 defeat at the old dium will boost Na recently. The Biltongboere Transvaal were more than physical fitness South WestStadium fresh mibia' s confidence and SFC Stadium, Swakopmund: Young Ones FC v. trashed 55-18 by Natal managed exactl y the same United Stars FC (15hOO). against a West Transvaal in their minds. could lead to a match-win- winning margin against in a recent friendly at side which still has that A full house at the .sta- ning performance. Kings Park. Forget the Zimbabweans last year, so local fans can pre Sunday: about the fact that Na pare for a real humdinger. Kuisebmond Stadium: Young FC v. InteratIantic mibia are playing on Blue Waters (14hOO). The gates will open at their homeground. 12hOO with an exciting SFC Stadium: Civics FC v. United Stars FC (14hOO). But most importantly, curtai n-raiser between forget about the fact that TransNamib II and Police Namibia trounced West- . Portuguese First Division lI. em Transvaal the last time The Namibian national Sunday: they played the B. team will take on a com Farense v. Salgueiros; P Ferreira v. Setubal; Braga Mielieboere in Windhoek bined team from the rural v. Belenenses; Famalicao v. Amadora; Maritimo v. seven years ago. areas in a crack outing, to Sporting; Benfica v. Uniao; Beira Mar v. Gil After a rather disap- V icente; Estoril v. Guimaraes; FC Porto v. Boavista. finish off the opening pro ------11 pointing 1993 season, gramme. Namibia has started to The Namibia Rugby show signs of the form Union announced another that made them top fa Cup postponed change to the Namibian vourites with the zone six side after regular fans. THE Asian Football Confederation has been forced frontliner Wimpie atto The hard fought victory to postpon(;! the annual two-leg Afro-Asian Club has withdrawn from the over Eastern Province (39- Championships after a dispute with football au side due to work commit 33) a couple of weeks ago, thorities in Egypt. ments. African champions Zamalek and Asian champs will act as a great morale Jeane Beukes of Police, booster to the Thai Farmers were due to play in Cairo on May 27 with IT'S MINE! ... late replacement Pietdu Toit (right) will play an important a regular member of the Biltongboere who will be the deciding leg in Bangkok on June 11. But the role for the Namibia Pescanova side in the line-outs in a crucial Central national team last year, is Egyptian football authorities refused to accept the looking for a repeat per A L~ague tie against Western Transvaal at the National Rugby Stadium dates. formance tomorrow. tomorrow. To page 18 - .. '[llullb lruljiflj IValllTlf()dl~ i - , . . ,.:~~f.~~~~;;:;f:~~.; GlJEST DJ FROM JHB ~." BooMY DJ FOUR D.f~ FESTIVAL, SUNRISE'94 . . - fd«4: ON POPULAR DEMAND- DJ BOLLIE 'BABY FAOE OOME AND LISTEN TO THE LATEST .THE VOIOE BEmND NITE TIME _ HITS FROM PWV-AREA i RADIO & SATURDAY REQUE fd«4: TIlE ~STERS OF AFRIOA . SHOW - DJOHINA -THE RADIO DRIVER- - fd«4: *HAPPY HOW ON ALL DRINKS New music and a book from Namibia's favourite • GRAHAM HOPWOOD land, staying with the late Bishop He admits these examples "gave me a kick - if fellow Namibians can THINGS ARE happening for Colin Winter and other African students. One of his friends, write then why shouldn't I put pen Namibia's top singer,Jackson Dabudzi Marechera from Zimba to paped" Kaujeua. This week his first bwe, wrote poetry and asked As a result the first chapters of book is published - the Jackson to use them as lyrics for his Tears Over the Desert were writ autobiographical Tears Over songs. ten in a somewhat haphazard fash The Deserts - and in June he At the time Jackson wasn't inter ion as far backas I 987.Jackson says will be mixing tracks in Paris ested in literature but when his he wrote when the inspiration for his first-ever CD. friend Marechera went on to pub moved him and certain episodes The book is a lively and enter lish a prize-winning novel in 1982, from his past came into his mind. taining account of Jackson's early The House Of Hunger, a seed was As a result months would pass years spent mainly in the south and planted in the singer's mind. before he got the urge to record east of Namibia before he left for "If other Africans, even my another section of his life. exile in the early I 970s. friends, can write books - then why But once the writing bug had How did the book come about? not me?" started he had to continue. "Some Jackson exprains that he only devel At the same time Jackson was thing was boiling inside of me and I SINGER oped a taste fo r reading when in witnessing other Namibians writ had to get it out of my system." TURNED exile - starting with politics and ing their own accounts - either Although he toyed with the idea of AUTHOR ... newspapers and gradually moving personal orhistorical.John Ya Otto writing fiction Jackson settled for Jackson onto African authors such as Chinua had published Battlefront Namibia, an account of his early life - putting Kaujeua Achebe and Wole Soyinka. Vinnia Ndadi was writing Breaking in perspective the influences of tra publishes his In 1975 Jackson found himself in Contract, and Peter Katjavivi was dition, Christianity and colonial- new book this a small town in Oxfordshire, Eng- busy on his scholarly works. continued on page 2 week. 4tl4ddte at FNCC Danny,illythm I~ TeI: 225672/4 Photo City Combo . TeI: 34940 Limited tickets at N$ 150-00 ~~ Central Bureau AM'BASSADOR'S BALL (3 course meal included) Services (Saturday 21 , May 1994 19h30) Tel:223466/00Q~~O x :2 Fr~a{MaY' 20',1-99'4 Ttfe"NA-MIBIAN 'WBl2kENDSR [ ~~~ .. ~ .. ~.. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .~. ,=. ~ .... l ;j 1' 1. ;1 Crazy about Jackson FROM PAGE 1 ••••_ ism. tapes of new songs re- Jackson,awarethathe cently recorded in the was not an academic, NBC stu<;lios for mixing wanted to write in his in Paris. own style - making sure Well-known Zairean the final product would producer Ray Lema - be open and accessible. recently working with As the story developed Malian superstar Salif - piecing lackson's life Keita - will be practis together from his birth ing his wizardry on in Keetmanshoop in Jackson's tracks to pro- 1953 to his journey to duce his first compact exile nearly 20 years later disc, tentatively titled - he approached The Free At Last! If things Namibian about publish- go according to plan the ing excerpts. The first new music should be version of Tears Over available in August. The Desert ~as serial- Jackson spent several ised in The Namibian months in Paris last year just after independence. making contacts with Jackson'sstoryproved other African musicians very popular. He relates and producers. His stay how when one excerpt in what has become the was missing from the production capital of.the LIr=~~~~~~~~~~~ %~' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~ Friday paper he had calls world for African music i i I ., , ! , of complaint. One ad- 'is'paying off. Not only is : ~ Quiney puts his money '. 1 mirer came up to bim . Lema producing his CD '1 saying, '.'Jackson, you are but Jackson is also fea- 1 . not talking, about your- tured on a new compila where' his heart is ~ self. You are talking . tion of African sounds. STOCKHOLM, Sweden: American cOmP'6'ser about us!" In many ways The new CD, being Quincy10nesand(}e rtHi:ill-Bqm:t6bH'u~ld~'N'R days of strin were frustrat wanted. gent Apartheid ing some of his It' was only with independence the idea did not objectives. that the changes Donovan wanted seem too far His aim had really arrived and old-style fetched and a always been to Nasboukor was transformed into nervous move eventu the National Housing Enterprise. Donovan be ally into the . "It was wonderful to be part of lieved his tor field of public the changes," Donovan recalls. "By mentors. As a relations. "Not the time I left NHE in 1993 it was result on his the glitzy, well-established as a respectable first day he stereotype ver part of the housing delivery ma gave the fac sion of PR," chinery." ulty of Science Donovan adds Donovan represented NHE at a a miss and but a position session of the United Nations Com went straight where he could mission fo r Human Settlement for the Arts (Habitat) last May in Nairobi and department improvements says while there he realised that where he reg in people 's Namibia's liousing programmes istered for a lives. In 1987 were the equal of the most progres BA. he was trans sive systems in the world. The year of ferred to the Donovan 's present job at the. THE ability to make a difference for great upheaval Department of University Foundation presents a the better is a theme Donovan comes in South Af new set of challenges, although his back to again and again as he dis National Edu rica - 1976 - cation in PR skills are still very useful. cusses how his life has panned out brought trag Windhoek . Donovan believes that if a real since he was born 38 years ago in edy and ten After a year of spirit of teamwork can be estab Kliptownj s.outh-Africa. sion into editing official lished at Unam then the institution At the . .i'i'he, in 'what were the Donovan's documents can press ahead and his own work 'early days' of Apartheid, Kliptown life. His father and manuals will become easier. He looks for was a mixed suburb neighbouring had a severe he managed to ward to Unam being in a position to Soweto. The harsh segregation poli stroke and be gain an inter extend its work to remote regions cies of Apartheid had not yet set in came very ill. view for a PR and really reach the people through and Donovan recalls that blacks, Donovan tem job at the then external studies and distance teach 'coloureds' and even whites were porarily left no torious ing programmes. He hopes the living together in Kliptown. his studies to hou si ng Foundation can play a role in this. The illusion of unity was not to support his age n c y Time outside work for Donovan last long as communities were family. At the Nasboukor. means sharing with his wife, Patsy, forced to live in separate areas with same time the Do n ova n and two daughters, Delia (10), Tania the onset of the 1960s. Donovan's jo ine d (6) - often taking weekend trips to ther took a tfacNn¥.JEB in ..the Nasboukor, Namibia's game parks and resorts .. ted!- ..to.wn!ltup ,qexl .to;. the white enclave of Boksburg and the knowing its These days Donovan is more of a more suspi family moved to the East Rand when MAKING A DIFFERENCE ... Donovan Weimers, Chief Executive reputation and sports-watcher than a participant - he was twelve. His new township, ciousofUWC Officer of the University Foundation, is seeking to boost Unam's believing he taking in rugby and soccer when students. In Stirtonville, occupied an area pre financial fortunes. could contrib- ever he can and playing the odd Donovan's viously settled on by blacks, who ute to making game of table-tennis. case - he ad- were forcibly uprooted to Daveyton. the agency Reading and keeping up to date mits that at the time he wasn't 'a more responsive to communities' with current affairs is another con Donovan adds that his political Donovan the time to cement his political animal' - being Secretary awareness about the system's in relationship with his girlfriend, needs. His six years at the agency suming pastime. His specialist in General of South African Black equalities only developed later and Patsy. turned out to be tough time. He terest is engines and more Inter-Varsity Council for sports was that his "mind was liberated in Na admits that much of the criticism particulalry the development of en enough to earn him an interroga . levelled at Nasboukor was justified mibia" Where he moved in the early SO IN LOVE vironment-friendly engines which tion. although some of it was not. do not pollute the atmosphere. ' The love affair flourished and when ~g~8~ J Il " ) (; "., ':"":''',. , 0: . ', Soon afterwards a friend at Uni As our interview is taking place Patsy fmished her studies in 1981 2lQgPJl¥1%j~ , itlrl?lli nMp. H?tl!t out , versity, Joseph Plaatjies, was ar NEW CHALLENGES the day after Nelson Mandela's in that he rejects the ~hole Apartheid Donovan came with her to her home rested on 'terrorism charges' and auguration .Donovan's first choice notion of 'coloured' as a racial cat Donovan adds that it was an era later sent to Robben Island. town of Rehoboth where he started egory instead regarding himself as of hero is obvious. Mandela he links Donovan's father died in 1977. teaching at the Dr Lemmer High "when people were not being treated with Mahatma Gandhi, Martin black but first and foremost as Af Through the sacrifices made by his School. equally and as a result were very Luther King, Desmond Tutu, and rican. factory-worker mother Donovan Although he became at teacher suspicious of any development com President Sam Nujoma as men "who almost by chance Donovan says his ing from the authorities". As the TWIST OF FATE was able to return to his studies the can rise taller because they are pre following year. seven years in Rehoboth were "a only black manager at Nasboukor pared to stoop lower". In 1974 Donovan headed for the On gaining his BA Donovan was fantastic, enriching experience" Donovan felt a responsibility to Returning to his theme of people University of the Western Cape to hoping to return to Johannesburg to about which he has no regrets. speak up - to remind those imple who make a difference Donovan take a science course. However, what take up a job as a personnel officer During his teaching years menting projects that consultation says the important thing is to have Donovan calls "a strange twist of but his plans altered when the news Donovan was able to travel to Ban was paramount. As a result Donovan a beneficial effect on those you are fate" intervened. Older students as of his results came through. He did gor in Wales to complete a Di . found himself battling against the in contact with. part of an 'initiation rite' told so well that he was offered a schol ploma in Linguistics in 1984/85 kind of paternalism which marked "Most of us are small fish in a Donovan that only a certain number arship to complete an honours de and later a higher education di many pre-independence institutions. very large pond, but it doesn't mean of' coloured' students were allowed gree. ploma at the then Academy. There was an inhere!1t belief that the we can't make a contribution by to pass Science courses and that he The news was not only good from However: by the late eighties institution knew better instead of doing something for those around . was likely to fail his first year be an academic point of view. The Donovan was beginning to feel that recognising that despite their pov us." It is a philosophy Donovan cause of the quota system. 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For more information, please contact: Double act in body politic Margie Orford or Nepeti Nicanor New Namibia Books 396 Independence A venue BLOODSTREAM, an award-winning play This incredible journey of fantasy is brought to Tel: 221134/35796 starring Andrew Bucldand QIld Lionel New life by the masterful miming and vocal talents of Buckland and Newton, who conjur up a myriad of a Fax: 35279 ton will be presented at The Warehouse from Friday, May 20, to Sunday, May 22. characters and scenes with no props beyond them Billed as an "anatomical comedy", Bloodstream selves and Dimitre. uses the human body as a stage for a hilarious Direction and dialogue are ihspi,red3:fi(I!tl1e tire1ft~ satirical journey through the innards of the South of the irtterconnectedness of all things conveyed Africa body politic and beyond. with dazzling comic style. Dimitre, the last surviving tree on earth is threat Bloodstream has enjoyed tremendous success ened with extinction by the axe of woodcutter Reggie and won numerous awards both in South Africa and Soul. On appeal to the Universal Court of Karma, internationall y. Republic of Namibia Dimitre is given one chance to save himself - he is These include the AA Life Vita Award foI.' Best shrunk and inserted in to Mr R Soul's bloodstream. Production, IGI Life Vita Award for Play of the MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT His mission is to find the lumberjack's mind and I Year 1?92, the Dawie Malan,Award for best new AUS1RALIAN SPONSORED 1RAINING SCHOLARSHIP change it. South African script and the StuartLeith Award for , PROGRAMME (ASTAS): NAMIBIA NOMINATIONS FOR Dimitre is adopted by two blood 'cells (Buckland Best Actor (Buckland). PLACEMENf IN 1995 and Newton) on his journey through the body where . The play also received rave rev iews and won a they encounter politically opposed testicles, a pair prestigious Fringe First Award at the the Edinburgh The Government of Australia has offered the Government of Namibia ten of radic~l kidneys who are preparing a stone to upset Festival. (10) new student awards for 1995. The System, subversive blood cells and the toxic Tickets for this theatrical treat are N$18 and the Lower L~ng Swamps, with its horribly deformed show starts at 21hOO, the bar at 20hOO. Fans are The areas of study should be relevant to the development of Namibia e.g. inhabitants. advised to come early. Education, Fisheries and Marine Resources, Lands Information System, Forestry etc. Medical related studies will not be considered. The scholarships will be primarily for study at postgraduate level, i.e. two years Master and one year Postgraduate Diploma Courses. Interested males and females are invited to submit the following documents to the MinistrY of Labour and Human Resources Development (MLHR) Certified copies Of academic certificates and transcripts. Three (3) references, two from academic supervisors and one from the employer. Documents should be certified by a Commissioner of Oaths and NOT by the police. . • Nomination forms should be collected from MLHRD. Closing date 17th June 1994. Contact Person: Mr Taukondjo Tel; 212956 ext. 2062 Fax; 212323 . . THE N~M~~~N , VV~~IS5NPE;R ~riday M~y 2~ .,W94 5, -; . ~ ~~ - ~~ f) Toivo - A ·Life Of Commitment WHflTS. Ott ~ I\ ~ Kine300 Eros Shopping Centre FrilSat: 10hOO, 12hOO, l4hOO, 16hOO, 20hOO, 22hOO SunlThurs: IOhOO, I2hOO, I4hOO, I6hOO,20hOO Beverley Hill Billies I8hOO: Man Without A Face Windhoek Drive-In I8h45: Sister Act IT Plus Mrs Doubtfire The Warehouse, Tal St Bloodstream, an award-winning play with Above: TOYI-TOYI ••• A scene from the play Toivo by Lazarus Jacobs Andrew Buckland and Lionel Newton, will be whUlb dqU",~ljgbtli ti:.QQ1 ,the' political life·of Andimba Toivo ja Toivo presented from Friday, May 20, to Sunday, May 22. The bar opens at 201).00 and the show starts at ~~~J. ~~Ji thrQ~ghT t'h~' ~j~~ ~f . ~~(! ~t-!!Co;;~-ng ieen'agers'iiiigtt - ;;;;~""' . ? 1 h()()' T'I'I.."t< _ N~ 1 ~ ci __ ..· ...... v ...... t-.....,,~ .. .;; :""~ ..,...... N~ngula. The play premieres on June 3 at the National Theatre. Right: A scene depicting the formation of OPO. From left, front: writer, director and actor Lazarus Jacobs and Abuid Karongee and, back: Gabes National Art Gallery of Namibia Amunyela and Boetitjie Kavanje. Robert Mugabe Avenue An exhibition of graphics and paintings by three ' Swakop 1 $PQ.tlig : ht J; () · n·',~ Sc' h\Alane · e ' ke Norwegian ,artists opens today Friday, May 20. Gallery 191 Independence Avenue AN exhibition of watercolours by Ulrich Triptych (three in one) larger works. collections in South Af Schwanecke, an established landscape in 1975.. this d~vided He splits up a large rica, Namibia and in An exhibition called Terra, Fauna, Flora with painter, will open at Die Muschel in fonn has become char landscape into three or Europe. works from 17 artists is on display. Swakopmund tonight, May 20 at 18h15. acteristic of the artist's more pieces which are He was chairman of framed and flung side by the Watercolour Society Die Muschel,' Swakopmund Schwanecke has been EMAMMk .Lm::;;: side. ' of South Africa for sev a full-time artist since In this way, the spec eral years and is repre An exhibition of paintings by Ulrich Schwanecke 1960 and has travelled tator is encouraged to sented in a number of opens tonight at 18h 15. and painted extensively study the imagery and publications on art in in Africa and abroad. detail of each panel while South Africa. Woermannhaus Gallery His increasing intro the combination forms He has also published Swakopmund spection and technical an aesthetically satisfy several books contain experimentation have ing whole. ing his own prose and An exhibition of graphic works by Freimut resulted in interpreta Schwanecke has held poetry and reproductions Meinhardt will be opened by Eckart Demas1us, tions of the landscape over' 70 solo exhibitions of his artworks includ the Town Clerk of Swakopmund, tonight at which rely less on the and has taken part in ing 'There are Places So I8h15. eye than on intuitive re numerous group exhibi Still', 'Tsammas - Fruits sponses. tionS' throughout Africa of the Desert' and 'Green Rossing Foundation Using abstract fo~s, and Europe. Piece'. Rand St, Khomasdal the artist concentrates His works are repre His exhibition will be An exhibition of useful articles made at a work more intensely on space, sented in many muse opened by Ariane Rohr, shop on Appropriate Paper-based Technology shape and colour rela ums, galleries, art soci manager of Commercial (APT) will be held on Wednesd~y, June I be tionships. . ety collections as well as Bank of Namibia in tween 14hOO-16hOO. ' Since creating his first U1rich Schwanecke corporate and private Swakopmund. 'Frida~ ~MI ~v.· 20 :199t1",;i'!: ' . TH£; N.aUtQIA , t.I " w~n;'~~NDIC;R:k"· ,,' . '." ' •• ".',. J. ,,~~~..... ,,!''' . \,( \:,,)1, , ~"'.. o~!.~· ...... ~ i. k "~~"' , "'~ __~ , ~ . ~.,...... -~~r~. _' ~ Running Scared devoted her life to tak- side the buried wreck of It can be tough on the ing care of her son. an alien spaceship. streets when there is 22h13: Pros and Cons 18h14: World Chart nothing but a bicycle The Ex sports the mark Show between you and the traf 23hOO: ACDC: ' 19h03: Music Filler fic. The fumes and the Clipped 19h14:,Baywatch pace can be killers. This "''''{'''''' i Mirror, Mirror tough, gritty look at Lon A beautiful woman and don life shows how the '%1 I her plain sister compete riders keep one step Holiday Specials fo r Mitch's affection ahead of the fashion and 09hOO: Movie: with perilous re~ u1ts. 09hOO: Merry Bird's ' two steps ahead of the The Great Land Of Matt confronts his para- Fairy Tales action. Small (repeat) lysing fear of sharks. 09h08: The Racoons 18h38: African Wave 10h31: Circus Lights 20hOO: News 09h32: The Sunshine This week Ray Phiri, llh24: End of 20h24: The JetTersons Club (repeat) formerly with Stimela, Transmission Florence's New Job - 10h04:FRO G who has now gone solo, 17hOO: Chicken Part I 10h32: End of is featured. Minute George is after the St Transmission 19h04: Sport 17h27: Kissyfur (new) FrederickHotel'sclean- 16h56: Opening ZOhOO: News ' 17h50: The Tomorrow ingbusinessandhe'l1do 17hOO: Tiny Toon 20h34: Sport People anything to get it, even Adventures 20h40: Movie: Adam, Usa and Kevin push Florence for the 17h21: Read Me a Yo'ur Mother Wears are the Tomorrow Peo- position as the hotel's Story Combat Boots pIe. Mysteriously ma- executive housekeeper. A Friend For The Cat Brenda Anderson rooned on a faraway is- Florence excitedly ac 17h30: Fat Albert and (Barbara Eden) has al land, they 're a long way cepts the new job and the Cosby Kids ways put her son Jimmy from home and they are the chance for a chal 17h51: Kiddies (David Daufman) ahead not sure how they got lenge and George en Entertainment of everything else. Ever there or why. The an- courages the move, es 18h12: Streetwise since her husband died swer lies waiting ,for pecially after learning (new) in Vietnam, Brenda has them underground - in- that it will be Florence who hires the hotel's cleaning contractor: 2ij~;u: Heverly Hills 90210 ROOTS ... Kinte Kente in chains at the slave auction in the gripping series 21h36: Evening Shade ' on Wednesday nights at 20h30. 22h01: Movie: Run, Simon, Run Entertainment 20h24: North/South 21h36: Angola: (adult) 18h03: Desmond's A Prayer f or Peace An Indian gets out of Desmond's barber shop , 22h17: Arthur,llhr. I, 1'(1::1f1::.1 prison after 10 years and in South *9nai.:!! -i§ .!! ""~IJ!! ~.J ! &! _ A ... ,.."' ...... - 1 ,1: - ,..- _ ..... _".. lHiiJ:> U UL me person,who friendly family business - r- .'- r- ,..".. had him convicted is still that has been established alive. Starring George for 30 years and is the McCowan, Burt hub of the community's Reynolds, Inger Stevens. social scene where you 23h16: HeartlightCity can eat, drink, watch vid eos, play dominos and if you are lucky -get a hair cut. 10hOO: Date on Sunday 18h27: Window On '14hOO: Educational The World ,Programmes 181159: Who's The 16h56: Opening Boss 17hOO: Friends of the 19h25: Music Filler Forest 19h33: Sport: GilIette' 17h24: Mighty Mouse World Sport MOLE MATTERS ... a scene from the children's classic Wind in the and Friends Special Willows which is screened on Mondays at 17hOO • 17h47: Kiddies 20hOO: News • BRAND NEW 'ARE YOU LOOKING FOR COMPUTERS RELIABLE TENANTS? For sale at very A Danish Family waI?-ts 'to rent a reasonably priced ~ 3 bedroom house for two years in Windhoek. reasonable prices GENIE RETURNS ... but this time Barbara Please phone Esther Kaapanda at Tel' 061-37565 Eden (seen here. with co-star Way~e Rodgers Contact: Carlos at .. from her old series I Dream of Geme), plays a Monday - Friday, from 8hOO - 16hOO mother who enlists in the army to save her: son in 220076 I ' ~ the comedyS our Mother Wears Combat BO,ots (' .., • .11 • the Friday nightmovieat20h40. ~iJ ...•• r. . • • ~.c,.~.', , , " ,. , .. ' ... . , .. .. - TH e NAMlB1AM~ ~EK9m!R" ~ . , F ~ d~>hv1~y z(f ! t~~~ · 1 - -1 () .. ; _, ' *' ,~. {~:: )0 .; .~):;:; ::~ Nicklaus', no less, calls lithe ' (mo~ t important championship ingolr:,. June is' OPtl" montti arid alLthe ; ~orld's leading p l~)'e r ~ . ",Uh be the,re to laycklim,p> thiscov(;)ted: ,, ~tO,!n.Th~r~ ~re ple~ ~~' Qf " (KTV starts) 09hOO: Alex, Charlotte, Bananas in Pyjamas, Coconuts, THE KING IS lIACK ... Elvis Presley and Annette Day star in the 1967 Little Annie film Double Trouble which is the midnight movie on Friday. Ladybug 09h30: Egoli (repeat) Parker, Hope Lange vaal and Eastern Trans 06hOO: Babar 10hOO: Bright Lights, 21h4S: Dream On vaal from Brakpan 06h30: Tiny Toon Big City (16) 22h15: The Package Soccer: Gillette World Adventures (KTV starts) (16) Cup soccer 07hOO: The Adven- 14hOO: Chip 'n Dale OOhOO: Double Trouble (Premium Time) , tures of Tintin Rescue (A) 18hOO: Miss Universe 07h30:Doug Rangers 02hOO: Lady Killer 1994 Beauty Pageant (KTVends) nT _. ,Vjewers "Wi!' be for the tirs r · time~ 14h30: Videopower (16) The most beautiful girl (Premium Time) . to songs , a~d dance ro~- finals will be screened live. IShOO: TheFlintstones 04hOO: Major League in the world is judged by 12h30: Frontrunners tines fromsomeoftbe year 'sgreal- Lots of good viewing lined up in ISh30: Take Off (16) top celebrities in a pro 13hOO: Beauty and the est theatre successes. June. ' An infonnative and en gramme hosted by pre Beast . A Kind Of Magic is'also sch~d - * On Saturday, May 21, at i8hOO, tertaining award-win ISATUR,?AY]21j vious winners. 14hOO: Entertainment ul,ed in June - a spectacular magic Stage of the Stars presents the43rd ning series in which chil 20hOO: The Queen's Now and comedy series with illusionist , annual Miss \1ni'Verseaeauty Pag dren are encouraged to (KTV starts) Logic 14h30: Supersport Wayne DobSon and former modeL eant, featu ri n gsomeof~he w.orld's let th ,~d1paginat1qu run 06h05: My Little Pony An amiable coming-of Motorcycling: Cover Lindl,l Lusa~di. most be,i1 utiful wom~n cOlQpethig wild and explore their Tales age comedy drama. Star age of the 1994 World Tro:ubled Waters is afascinat- for the 'most prestigiotls beauty' talents. 06h45: The Adams ring: Joe Mantegna, Championships (250 & iiig environmental programme fo- title. " (KTVends) Family Kevin Bacon, John 500cc) from Salzburg, cusing on the Nile crocodile and . The pageant will be held in Ma (Open Time) 07hl0: Mother Goose Malkovich Austria the fate ofthewildebeest and ze- nila, capital of the Philippines, and 16hOO: Herman's and Grimmy 21hSO: Downtown (18) (Open Time) bra who have to cross the Mara will be seen by a television audi Head 07h45: X-Men A streetwise policeman 16hOO: Talespin River in Kenya during their an- ence of ab~~t 600 million Vlewers 16h30: Loving 08h35: The Jetsons in a tough downtown 16h30: Darkwlng nual migrations. In more than 60 covntries. 17hOO: Egoli 09hOO: Saban's neighbourhood finds Duck Coming up in June and July on Grammy and Oscar award win- 17h30: Good Advice Gulliver's himself teamed with a 17hOO: Hero In The Supersport are two of the world's ning singer Peabo Bt'Yson _~ naive policeman trans (Premium time) Travels Family - Part I leading sports events: the l!,S O~n ,, ~ tar p~rformer aftJ1e cer~mon!. 18hOO: Empty Nest 09h30: Where's Wally ferred from a crime-free During a space journey, G:old(;"~mpionship and the 'All The wmner of the covetedbtle Will 18h30: The Commish , (KTV ends) suburb. They become something goes wrong ''Ei\glarid Lawn Tennis Champi- be crowned, by lasf year's winner 19h3'b~£j$ed ~~.,M)'"" Left Foot fri~ds afterd~g with and the' brain cells of a onsbip, better known as Wimble- Dayanar a Torres of p uerto Rico• . . 20hOO: Dead efore (13) the loss of their previous top astronaut and a chim don, after the area In London Angela Visser of Holland, Miss' Dawn (PGB) 12hOO: Trial and · partners and together panzee are exchanged. where it is held. Universe 1989, returns to the pag- Even after their divorce Error (A) they become a team to (Premium time) The US Open lacks the dash of eant to provide colour commen her husband still terror- 14hOO: Supersport be reckoned with. Star 18hOO: Carte Blanche the Masters and the tradition of tary for the fourth 'consecutive ises her. Not only does Rugby: The World of ring: Forest Whitaker, 19hOO: Wild Life Tales the British Open, ~ut Jack he want to take theirchil- Rugby Anthony Edwards, 19h35: City Of Joy ...... -"' ~' - ....' dren away from her, he Tennis: ATP highlights Penelope Ann Miller Based on the novel by also plans to have her Snooker: Coverage of 23h30: Supersport Dominique Lapierre. A killed. To trap him, she the Embassy World Pro Boxing: Live coverage young American sur plots with the FBI to fake fessional championships of the IBF World Junior geon has lost interest in her own death, but things Rugby: Coverage of the Bantamweight fight be his job and lives as a go wrong. Starring: Bankfin Currie Cup tween Julio Caesar drifter in Cakutta. Then Cheryl Ladd, Jameson match between Trans- Borboa and Jaji Sibali he is befriended by the .f_,...... i....~ ("'1 .... _ ...... " ...... ,.--1 - _~ __ ; _ ... _ .d_ . _ ...1 ,... _ ,. £ ' _ 1 ~ •• • 1 _ T _ ·- iiunl- l!lt; ,-WVU~t:l. ·iiccuy, wnu-Ilgm me in- Corrie Sanders will take dian Mafia, and by a Brit on Nate Tate in an Inter ish woman working at a national Heavyweight health clinic for the poor. bout. Starring: Patrick 01h30: Stop! Or My Swayze, Pauline Collins, Mom Will Om Puri Shoot (A) 22hOO: Dirty Work (A) 03hOO: A Cut Above 23h30: My Favourite 04h4S: Eye to Eye with Year (A) Connie Chung 0IhOO: Deadly Rela OSh30: Entertainment tions (pG13) 02h30: Kiss of a Killer (13) 04hl0: Transmission cOP ••• Relen Mirt en"in'the popular series Prime Suspect. ' (KTV starts) ends TOP * ** MISS' UNIVERSE MOVES ** * . Please be advised that Miss Universe will be screened on Saturday the 21 May 1994 at 18hOO (Namibian time) and not on Friday as previously scheduled. HOBSON'S CHOICE ... A prosecutor learns This is due to the time difference between that he may have put an innocent man on death row but admitting his error will ruin his career. Philippines and South Africa. Tim Matheson has to make an agonising decision that will affect him and his wife (Helen Shaver) I 1' ______.., ~.. -= in thetilm Trial And Error which is screened on --:,T/t.:.- "'''- Saturday at 12hOO. M ·N·15·T a ' Fr~ May 20 , t~~4- THE; jN~MIBI~~'\W.J5E;~EJ~~qi~- f, ing I o e THIS is the fourth in a series of dispatches from us lucky and find a direct hitch from insight into what life was like under Oshakati to Onesi. Otherwise, my apartheid. It is a modest neighbour Peace Corps volunteer' Kimberley Beer. who is teaching groceries and Ihave to survive five hood but it is remarkable how Kuku English at Onesi secondary school in the North. hours of hitchhiking in an over (Lydia Hambira) has fixed up their crowded 'combi' van in lOO-de home. She is one of the most hard ONESI: Living inside another cul often in celebrations such as wed gree-plus weather. One learns to do working, fastidious, open-minded ture, especially at the grassroots dihgS. They also are still used as without. and warm people I've ever known. level provides a perspective from 'lobola' - a 'brideprice' or dowry. At least every three to four months Her six children and husband fur which one can more accurately in Traditional drinks are still very I make a trip, a two-day hitchhiking ther reflect her goodness. She also terpret differing attitudes and be- popular, especially in the rural area. ordeal, to the capital 'on medical' looks after two grandchildren, a haviour. ' Ontaku, made from millet is non for a gamma globulin shot. Every practice common in Namibia. Namibia is curiously Western and alcoholic. If prepared a little differ time I go south to Oshivelo (one.of There are three small bedrooms, modem .in parts and more resem ently, with sorghum omalovu has a the check points to Owamboland a kitchen, TV room, dining room bling 'traditional' African societies small alcoholic content. If sugar is during the apartheid era) and pass and a bathroom that's still being in others. As an American Peace added, otombo can can have toxic through an occasional town on the worked on. Plumbing was installed Corps volunteer, I float between , levels of alcohol. Such beverages way to Windhoek, I always feel as in the kitchen a few months ago but the two worlds, but my experience are sold in ukambas. There are an though I've entered a different coun for now the shower is above the is predominantly in the latter. It's a abundance of cuca shops usually try. The infrastructure is more de porcelain flush-toilet in the out fascinating position to be in, some small family-owned bars that sell veloped. Afrikaans is predomi house in the back. There is electric times disturbing and confusing, al wine, hard liquor and 'cool drinks nantly spoken (in the north it's ity in half of the rooms, the others ways thought-provoking. (Coke, Fanta Sprite, etc). Oshiwambo or English) and there are lit with a lamp on a long exten The Owambo region in the North, Have I learned how to prepare are more white people. sion cord. The Hamiras have their where most of Namibia's people any local dishes? Fortunately for Unfortunately there remain lega own telephone but it can only re live, is made up largely of rural me there are only a few. cies of apartheid which will take ceive calls which makes communi villages with the towns of Oshakati To Namibians a meal is not a generati'ons to overcome. The im cation problematic because public and Ondangwa, the regional 'hubs' meal without onyama (meat). In portant point is that the process has phones are scarce in this area. of business and government. my area, it is usually boiled in a starte9 and the Government and Very few people own cars but Their infrastructure was little small amount of soup with some most Namibians seem genuinely there are public taxis, a trip into developed unqer the former South onions and eaten with mahangu committed to the policy of national town costs two Namibian dollars. African rule and the fighting and (millet porridge) which is scooped I often have my lunch at school reconciliation. ~ife [or f~mili\!s)i~~ t9~Jfqmbjh~ serious human rights violations with one's right hand from a com and then prepare something simple Windhoek is significantly Ger IS not easy or convement ~otl l ve during 'the Struggle' took place munal dish and then dipped into the at'home for dinner. I eat more for man and South African-influenced. never' seen a house more rich in throughout northern Namibia. Thus soup. Mahangu has a tangy flavour sustenance than for pleasure so I Virtually anything can be bought - love. since independence in March 1990, and the grit from bits of sand that don't miss gourmet cooking. What at a cost. I'm not sure ifit's more of I feel fortunate to be able to move the new government has worked get mixed in when it is pounded I do miss is fresh produce. Only a blessing or a taunting curse to be freely within Namibian society to hard to improve personal freedom takes some getting used to but it's onions and apples seem able to en surrounded by familiar consumer experience the traditional and the and security and the people's entre tasty and very filling. To the bewil dure the heat and the long (two and goods without the means to enjoy more modern and not have socio preneurial potential is now free to derment of my friends, I limit my a half hour) uncomfortable journey them. Just like other modern cities, economic, race or ethnicity as lim find expression. intake of onyama to fish and chicken from Oshakati. Windhoek has government build iting factors in determining whom I Most Owambos are subsistence when it's available. Questioning the Thanks to Malakia's store, many ings, hotels, restaurants, clubs, hos befriend. This is a lUXury no farmers with herds of cattle and s-anitation_ofthe slabs of beef that I foodstuffs are available in Onesi. pitals and a variety of stores. Namibian could take for granted a goats. Typical crops are millet, see hanging frorn-trees in-the-mar Eegs, milk, yoghurt and locally But looks can be misleading. To few years ago. As I am, they are still maize, melons, beans and squash. ket and after seeing numerous goats b~edbreaa are fairly G0-!!sistent\x the north of \Vin<;lho~~ sPJ.!l,wJ.s. ~!'n,gjntrod4q:st tQ~e djVG{~'fm~f k- . ~rrf'!or ~ l:~ l.! .... QJ ::?" I} Cattle have a special place in killed, skinned, carved up and vir available. Katutura, whicn under apa."'t.lfelo t.!lelf own counlry, sel;;tn5 - Owambo culture, as in many soci tually no part wasted, I can more I buy lUXUry items like peanut , was a black township. This is where ences an-ct-g}:'f-}il~iti~~d broaden eties in Africa and the less industr fully appreciated the choice to be a butter, jam, cereal and spices on I usually stay with my Namibian ing their perspectives, individuaily ialised world. The number of cattle vegetarian. When meat is nicely trips to Oshakati once or twice a 'family', the Hambiras, whose eld- . and as a nation. reflects a family's 'life' (ie wealth, packaged in a grocery store, one month. Due to the scarcity oftrans est daughter, Diana, is one of my * This article was first published in a cultural context). Consequently, doesn't have to consider how it got port, shopping has become a closest friends. in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer they are consumed sparingly, most there. dreaded ordeal. Sometimes I'll be My visits there have given me newspaper in the US. Ooh La La By The Sea :- '- :- ~" "T rOil Inn 't helieve seeing the ocean looking so LEARNING a foreign language sl10uia De iul'l, an~ {;le i:ttJ\:J'u.• - .a-- ..... - .. ~-.-- ~ ;a' , - ~, ___"' ~ " ~" '-b.. . language should be u ~ed wherever possible. At least huge; first I thought It was a l;))g flver tacmg the west that was the thinking when staff ofthe Franco-Namibian but later I was told it was an ocean" said 18-year-old Cultural Centre decided to take 25 of their students of Naftalie. French on a trip to the coast recently - the main Eight French teachers accompanied the students, condition was that they should try to speak French who are from Shifidi, A Shipena, Jan Jonker Afrikaner whenever possible. and Centaurus schools and study French at the FNCC , But for the students, mostly teenagers from four in the aft~rnoon~. They stay~d at municipal bungalows Windhoek schools, the trip was pure excitement as in Swakopmund. • . ' some had not seen the sea before, let alone gone out on The programme included visits to the giant dune 7, the beach, seabirds and a salt works as well as a boat ~ trip in Walvis Bay harbour. The party also visited 'THE BAHA'I COMMUNITY Langstrand resort to enjoy the beach and pool. "I couldn't believe seeing the white·mountains. But QU'ES'I: QUE C'EST, QUE CA? Can you eat it? These seem to be the OFWINDHOEK it wasn 't a ~white mountain, it was a salt lJlel! .. the salt minds of these Namibian students of French at the coast (a la mer) melt, the flamingos and other seabirds were beautiful, recently. . . extends an open invitation to everyone yven the lagoon", commented Frederick Ithete (17) afterwards .. to attend a Public Meeting to observe Festus Akwaake (15).'remembers the boat: "To me it was dream come true. I had never been on a moving THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE boat before .. I felt a little dizzy". Age-mate Hannelore FAMILY Gaoses says "I liked the sea mostly when we went for a swim because it was the first time I swam in the sea. I thought that the sea was difficult to swim in, but not on the occasion of the at all!" Anniversan,J of the Birth of the B?r,a'i Faith organiser Jean-Yves Rigal said afterwards the trip was a big success - even an unscheduled dip in the sea Programme : Short Talks I Book Exhibition by the pupils wearing all their clothes. The party travelled in the FNCC's bus, and the trip did not cost Venue: National Arts Gallery much. The 25 were only one of 14 classes who study at the • cm. John Meinert Street FNCC as interest in the French language soars in & Robert Mugabe Ave. Namibia. In Windhoek .schools there are up to 300 Date: Sunday 22 May 1994 students of French. Time: 17h3 0 . Next time the students are clear they want to go to Etosha, to see something more of the beauty of the EN BA TEA U which means on the boat, as the intrepid lea~ilers set off for nature of their country. a bon voyage around Walvis Bay harbour. ' "-- tHE NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER 'Friday May 201994 9 Welcome To The United States of Namibia a few more counters and BY PRESIDENT GAS tellers for the beginning of the month. SOMETIMES its the little It takes more than a new things that get you down, logo and a charitable dona ne. It's not the great politi tion fo convince me - what cal debacles or major trag about improving service to edies that make you want the customer instead of to wreak havoc left, right image-tinkering. If this is and centre with a baseball 'cust omer-fr iendliness' bat. No, its th ose relatively show me 'customer-hate'. minor events of life which On second thoughts, don't. are likely to transform even I t hink I already know a shy Buddhist monk into a about it: Rambo-like avenger from OK that's enough r anting Hell. What do I mean? for one week. Let's move Well, for example, h as th is onto a question that's been ever ha ppened to you? You troubling me all week. Why wander into Win dhoek's ar e all US secret service central post office to buy a men deaf and what pos s~c;ilri1p ,, ~U; s-w:eetness and sesses them to mumble into light, smiling at screaming their coat sleeves a ll the babies and generally pre time? They certainly looked pared to bestow love and a sad sight with their deaf h appiness on e veryone. a ids hanging out of their "Ah, there's a queue - only ears as Al'n'Tipper did the six people - I'll just have to rounds. I don't mean to be wait a few minutes". disablist but can't Bill af Ten minutes later you are ford to employ something still standing in the same move. Ther e is light at the looking people in each, stamps while keeping the more like th e A-Team. position while the man at end of the tunnel - it may probably awaiting the same same level of abysmal serv I was also somewhat sur the head of. the queue at- take less than 20 minutes fate. Endlessly b e ing ice. prised to find myself being t'~.ffl1'1J$,'r~~:tJil! .9r¥.t,.f ~t9.ls :i~ ~o buy one stamp. switched from queue t() If only it were just Na frisked by these poor souls quadruplicate for some ob- As you get closer you see queue - locked in a state of ntibia Post. But try going at the gate of State House next door to the new 'cus scure pur pose known only there's a blue sigri saying nightmare limbo until they instead of our normal, to him, the teller and God. This Counter Closes at finally close the whole place tomer-friendly' Teleshop. bright and healthy state Even accepting the Post Of llh30. It's now 13h30. Do for the day. YO\l know, the people who security boys (who were no fice's arcane bureacracy - these signs mean anything What do you do? Collapse take two weeks to repair where to be seen, but at. why one person should stay you wonder - or are they on the floor and weep un your 'phone line. least don't talk to them at the counter for so long just there to add to the gen controllably? Go home and What was irksome about selves behind their sleeves)". remains one of life's great eral ambience of confusion get the AK-47 out from UD the old place was the And why was he so upset mysteries. and misinformation. der the bed? It certainly is queues, especially around when I shouted at him? 1 As the frustration rises The answer that they are one of the dilemmas of the payday. We could live with was only trying to make . ' hope appears on the hori completely irrelevant to re modern age. the fact that it was in an sure he heard me. i on. The. man di,sappears ality is confirmed a few Have they heard of spe old, drab room without ce.l ~ ith his quadruplicate minutes later when one cialised counters for par lular phones on display. Oh well, I only hope that forms and you start to pray person away from salvation ticular services? Have they NQw we have a brand, new the next time President that the next person only and a stamp the teller heard of counters which shiny Telesbop with queues Nujoma gets invited to the wants a 35c stamp. Spirits rudely shoos you away as only issue stamps? Have that seem even longer White House our own State begin to lift and you feel she's finished her shift. they heard of machines cramped into even less Security get to run the like breaking out into a ver Broken and utterly deso which issue stamps? No, space. Jeez, it doesn't take show. But ledve off the deaf sion of 'We shall overcome' late you turn to look at the they have only heard about a genius to realise they aids - they do nothing for as the queue begins to other queues. Ten glum- putting up the price of should have just arranged your image. , '6"~~'...... i ~ g:?t?"''' ~(' ;':? ~~"t;' ""j F"BlIIfF.~ :~~ Hotel & Catering III WINDHOEK ~ .1~1 ~o&~a&on 0/ kt!/t'a ~t,,:~ Management School STREET MARKET THE 1994 SHELL NAMIBIA ~ SHOP & SElL IN THE The sehool is offering a 15 months course for grade 10 ENVIRONMENTAL E~ POST STREET MALL tr leavers. The education is divided into theory and MANAGEMENT AWARD ~~ ~~ practical periods. This new course is going to start the -~ V IS IT OU R ST REET MARK ET yy: The Engineering Professions ~ ON THE 4TH & 1 8 T H ~ 9th of January 1995. . ... O F JUN E AND ON P.'~ Association of Namibia hereby _ • . THE 2 N D & 1 6 T H k'()) For further information and an application form please invites submissions from •~ . OF JULY ~41 interested parties for the above write your name and address before the 1 st of ~ ~ 11 award. September 1994 to the following address: ;. I. CO N TA C;' SMA EL ~YI~ .• AT TH E :D The closing date for entries has ~ POST STREET MALL ~~ Hotel & 'Catering Management School been extended to 31 July 1994. # IN FORMATION OFFICE I- Private Bag 2018 I 0 R T EL: 3 9 1 209 2 • Official entry forms can be FOR YOUR BOOKINGS! . • Ondangwa a . ' obtained from the secretary. r ~~ ~ bivr.~.J:i Tel.: 06756 - 40241 Ph: 221933 or fax: 221933 10 Friday May 201994 THE NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER Quick Crossword _No.IO _ Seven-day Stars by Sheyna Vidal- Week beginning Sunday May 22 AQUARIUS J an 21 to Feb 19 ; ~' < , • 'r "Ib" e~,AqU~ian sense'of-humour needs to be kept In Chec, k,' You ~ are developing a tendenc'y to be funny rather thah fair in your , '. \\\~ "', . jtidg~mentsofothi~ people.L u ckycolourpi nk'; ;(uGkyh Ufnber ...,.,.~' ._ ... 5. '•. ' ....: t. " . ' .' ""'" L ~ PISCES Feb 20 to Mar 20 The Piscean touch is sure in practical and commercial matters ' .~a. at present. Where it is about to let you down is in your dealings ;111:1 ' Teach Yourself $" (!) . with personalities and emotions. Lucky colour grey; lucky ~ number 4. To Plqy Chess ARIES Mar 21 to Apr 20 Your half-grasp of facts is leading you to form a wrong And Win -N$ ~1 001 impression and a false conclusion. Take a second, longer look at the evidence and statistics. Lucky colourred; lucky number H ERE ARE the final moves of a chess game between ACROSS D,OWN 12. Nimzowitsch-Neumann played in 1899 with White 1. Prove genuine (12) 1. Fearful (12) 7. Boxing ring (5) 2. (3) ~ to play and win. To enter the new City Savings & Watch 8. Savoury (5) TAURUS Apr 21 to May 21 Investment Bank competition you should work out 3. Emotional shock (6) 9. Consume (3) 4. Clientele (9) the number of,legal moves available for W hite in ,1 0. Deceive (9) 5. Gem (5) , An obstinate refusal to take 'No' for an answer is about to pay each diagram and then fill out the answer form. 11. Surpass (6) 6. Accidental (12) off, when - not by any means for the first time - you get your 12. Recluse (6) 7. Garret (5) way in the end. Lucky colour silver; lucky number 8. 15. Laxity (9) 10. Headlong (9) ~ 17. Obtain (3) 13. Power (5) 18. Dim (5) 14. Strict (6) GEMINI May 22 to June 21 19. Precise (5) 16. Dispute (5) 21. Lack of due 20. Donkey (3) Several doors of opportunity are about to open up to Geminians, caution J12) who can look forward to making real progress both in their careers and up the social ladder. Lucky coIQut' /green. lu€!qj ~ number 10. " ./f ,I I! CANCER June 22 to July 23 This week's chief enjoyment will lie where you least expect to find it. At a time when your expectations are modest, you are destined to triumph. Lucky colour brown; lucky number [!!] 3. LEO July 24 to August 23 You can choose between success and popularity in present circumstances. But you certainly can't have both . .Either please yourself or please other people. Lucky colour white; lucky numbed)'. " M'," '·, "r~, . ;":Y1"",h I , , ~~ VIRGO Aug 24 to Se pt 23 Virgoan romances are greatly favoured in a splendid period Black is checkmate for loving partnerships under the aegis of Mercury, your [1\J influential ruler. Lucky colour blue; lucky number 11. CHESS COMPETITION NO I LIBRA Sept 24 to Oct 23 TO ENTER the new CSIBlThe Namibian competition fill out the entry form below in , Instructions passed on for you by a third party appear, to have been garbled to the extent that the recipient of them wastes block capitals. 'You could be the winner of time and effort. Lucky colour purple; lucky number 1. N$IOO donated by CSIB. If no correct entries ~ are received the N$I 00 will be carried forward SCORPIO Oct 24 and added to the next week's prize. to ' No~ 2~1" iFl atatiJ I Only original answer forms from The Namibian A week of enjoyable excursions, perhaps for the entertain- . ment of a visitor, will take you out of a comfortable but will be accepted (no photocopies). The closing Ring me back in ten minutes darling unexciting workaday routine. Lucky colour black; lucky date is Wednesday June I 1994. Send your - I'm still on my coffee break number 7. entry from to Chess Competition No I, PO ----- ~ Box 6628, Windhoek. SAGITTARIUS Nov 23 to Dec 20 ,------, Sagittarians are in a restless state of mind, curious to know CHESS COMPETITION I what lies on the other side of every hill. Find out, then. Lucky No I I ~ colour yellow; lucky number 9. No. of moves available for White: I CAPRICORN Dec 21 to Jan 20 The decision you've been putting off will soon be forced upon Diagram I ...... you by an ultimatum you can't ignore. But at least the weight Diagram 2 ...... of worry will be off your mind. Lucky colour orange; lucky number 2. Diagram 3 ...... '. ,: ~ Diagram 4 ..•.•.•..•...• and Hobbes by Si 11 Watterson Totill ...... WELL SURE . It nI\5 Name: Wf>,S '" Sc\\OOL \Jp..,< I ...... 'f.l\.\"" 'NOlJlD I CARE? , :-' , Address: • ...... (No entries by employees ofThe Namibian L..:>~heir im~diate families) _.___ ..J ~-q'18- ~ lfii(~MAMiBl'~N 1 WEE't(t:NDE-R FriEriiy May 20 1'~'9'4;''(f ; I ~ • J .,. :V'~ ..... -..... British ..To .p 10 LONDON: Come On You Reds by the ' Manchester United Football Clu», the champions of British soccer's Premiere League, topped the British singles cha'rt this week. This week's top singles; as listed by Gallup Poll Ltd, with last week's places in brackets. 1. (3) Come On You Reds - Manchester United FC . 2. (1) Inside - Stiltskin 3. (5) Around The World - East 17 Something old, 4. (4) Get-A-Way - Maxx S. (-) Love Is All Around - Wet Wet Wet Longing In Their 6. (-) T.be Real Thing - 2 Unlimited 7. (9) Carry Me Home - Gloworm something new, Hearts - Bonnie Raitt 8. (2) Sweets For My Sweets - CJ Lewis 9. (7) Just A Step From Heaven - Eternal I'VE always had a soft spot for Bonnie Raitt, 10. (-) Lean On Me - Michael Bolton. - possibly one of the more under-rated stars around. Sapa-AP something blue I never quite know whether this flame-haired fortysomething falls into the blues or country cat ../ egory, probably somewhere inbetween, but her Look Who's Talking - Or Alban appeal reaches across most musical boundaries. Rated one of the best slide guitarists in the busi A PREDICTABLE nes~, it took Raitt 10 albums to start getting the buteasy-on-the-ear lis critical acclaim she deserved. This came with the tening and danceable ••••••• four-million selling Nick OfTime and 1991's Luck album from the Nige Of The Draw. rian dentist who gave a •• Now comes Longing In Their Hearts with blues us those great and roots topping the agenda as Raitt delivers her anthemic numbers numbers with heartfelt emotion (never indulgent, Hallelujah and It's My but always sincere, and definitely one of the pluses Life - who could hold of this album). This woman feels the blues. a party last year with ••• Along the way she explores the different dimen out someone asking for sions of longing through the sexy and sultry Feeling one of th~se songs. Of Falling to the more reflective, grave ballads like Mixed in Sweden, ••• Dimming Of The Day and Circl~ Dance. where Dr Alban now allB Particularly listen out for the unadorned blues of lives, Look Who's the sign-off track, the gut-wrenching Shadow Of Talking romps through Doubt with its harmonica and slide guitar. an eclectic range of 11lr9 ajlb'jTI)) As they say, the great late-blooming Bonnie Raitt. topics with mainly the This latest album is destined to vie with Nick Of tempo of the trance , Time and Luck Of The Draw as her best. - JS dance-type backing daughter, Sweet Little clude the title track changing. ; Girl (a 'surprise' from,r< fuook> Who'-s Talking, The dentist man hits 'dat thing between my Let The Beat Go On, his popular beat on legs'!) and numbers like Gimme Dat Lovin' Out & numbers ranging from Home Sweet flome and and Plastic Smile. the political, yet emi- AwaX From Home. ' While it is unlikely About nently.danceable, Fire Hey,' and _this man that this album will ('fire in BosniaJ So- cares about your health! throw up hits like Hal *Sint!~d 'TheVoic~" maliaJAngola Zimba- Insteadofadvisingusto -Ielujah, Dr Alban's O'Connor is finally --, bwe') and Free Up 'roll on da rubberinan', latest is sure to.please allowing her albums ~. ,. , Sowetcl'to the domes- on this album the tip is his many fans an~ win to be ' released in tic and personal - the Go SeeThe Dentist! new. some ones; South Africa. ' " joy of a n,ew baby Other numbers in- For political reasons they were ' not ,LIVE IN CONCErn' distributed there Life's. Ricfl:' pa'geant - REM (0 f f i I I y') fl;tl' ~ 'if_~") ", _.,;-1 -. j." - .t ~ __ . cia previously. SUB-TITLED the IRS S tand-Ollt numbers for Aerosmith's Toys In So, The Lion And Years Vintage 1986, me include the instru The Attic, ~umbers The Cobra, I Do Not this is a re-release of mental The Flowers Of from the *Athens, GA. Want What I the 1986 album, just Guatemala, Hyena, Just Inside/Outside movie, Haven't Got (which as the group were on A Touch - in fact virtu Tired Of Singing features Nothing. the verge of going from ally all thCf ,songs., Tr~)Uble and a live-in Compares 2 U) and critical raves and cult S'iqgles fro~ the al the-studio cut of Just Am I Not Your Girl A Touch as well as success to worldwide bum like Fall On Me and will now be Superman were among rounding up a couple superstardom. circulating freely. A varied set of num their most commercial of B-sides. * Popular Sw~dis~ bers recorded at a time yet and in fact both broke Although Out Of 'supergroup when REM's sound into the US Top 100. Time remains my fa- Roxette's latest was becoming more It also includes cover vourite album, Life's defined. ' numbers like ' Rich Pageant must 'Crash! Bang! ~9W! rank, as one of the , ~hich ,recently, bit, group's ·best record 'the shelves '" i'n ings and is more than Windhoek' is well worth adding to apparently seUing your collection. like hot cakes. Vintage REM. - JS * Malian guitarist AIi * Athens, Georgia Farka Toure has (in the USA) is the teamed up with group's hometown, American Ry the place where they Cooder , for a made their live debut superpower blues and the main source of summit~ The' result inspiration for their Talking Timbuktu is --.:~ music. Also for the being described as a record, IRS was their 'killer'. Voted Vox label between ,1982 magazine's Roots Remember our Social club - all our members every and 1988, before they album ofthis month, , Friday from 18 h 30 till late. switched to Warner watch out for these Bros.) , duelling axemen. ,Come and experience the Thriller vi He. fir 12 Frldil¥ May '20 1994- T.. U"""",WElKINDH ; 'f, 'L , , ". Apt Is The Word fashion eYe BEVILL and Joan Packer, renowned Using APTtechnology; cement bags and flour Zimbabwean experts ofalternative technologies, strong, useful and attrac- paste to make furniture, are presently running a workshop on Appropriate tive items can be produced pre-school equipment, Paper-based Technology (APT) at Okashana. using nothing but waste aids for the disabled and Cool In Crochetl paper, a little porridge, solar cookers. It is envi Funded by the USAID- With the support and earth paint, ingenuity and ronmentally friendly as it sponsored Environmental encouragement of the late hard work .. The no-cost saves trees, fuel, power, Education Project, the Sally Mugabe and others principle make's APT pollution and money. workshop will train 24 dedicated to the advance more generally accessible ' There will be an exhibi participants selected by ment of women, the care and is a strong incentive tion of th, products Illade community-basedorgani- of children, the under to more creativity, Vaflety - during the APT workshop sations. They will be fu- " privileged and the handi and uniqueness. at the Rossing Founda- ture trainers spreading capped, they spread the APTrecyc1eswasteand tion on Wednesday, June 'APT skills at grassroots APT message and skills. uses newspaper, cartons, I, from 14hOO to 16hOO. level and contributing to Namibia's self-help and income-generating en deavours. The Packers are founder members of the Zimba bwean APT movement which goes back to the period 1977 to 1982, when Bevill was a sociology lecturer at the United Col lege of Education in BUlawayo. There he found himself having to teach art to students who would later be sent to schools which could not afford paints, brushes, pencils and paper. He find his in genious students em barked on the project ' Art that costs noth ing' and graduall y developed ba sic APT prihciples. In 1982 Bevill and Joan, who was head of an infant - school, retired. Then they were able to collate their experiences with Joan concentrating on the fin ishing processes, the paint ' HAVING FUN ... children enjoying push along tricycles and a self and varnish. steering cart all made by using APT skills and technology. EU-SADC Winner. MINING INVESTMENT 'FORUM No 46 SWEET SIXTEEN ... Esmereel Homses, a 16-year old learner ,at St Mining Projects are invited from individuals or Paul's College, sports a crocheted cotton tc)p which are,all the rage at WINNER No 46 in the moment in Windhoek. Esmereel's ambition is to become a lawyer companies to be considered fro promotion at the our Spot the Word one-day. She says her hobby is to observe people and nature. Eddy above forum due late this year. If you have a competition is Kendra Murphy is Esmereel's favourite actor while jazz music has also taken Katupose, PO Box a soil spot in her heart. Photo: Chris Ndivanga ' proj~ct in any mineral commodity please make 60554, Katutura. Congratulations! your information available, including the Your entry was the following :- first correct one ,drawn in which the Spot The W~: rd! * Project name/ Title word MOBUTU was identified the correct And Win N$150! * Deposit description number of times. Please phone Liz entries as you like. Graig on 36970 to ar EVERY week The Na.mibian asks * Labour and infrastructure The first correct entry opened range to collect your readers to spot a word deliber ately repeated number of times on Friday, June will be the win prize ofN$150. a 3, * Markets on a certain page of The Week ner of our N$150 'prize money. If To all of you who ender. This week's word is no correct entries are received, the didn' t make it this * Ownership structure JACKS ON which appears several prize will be carried forward 'and time, keep on trying. times in text on page 1 and 2. added to the next week's prize of Good luck! * Investment a'nd technical sup,p,ort To enter, all you have to do is N$150. Winners will be announced .mark the word JACKSON clearly each week in The Namibian, and requirements Answers to wherever it occurs and complete will be asked to claim their prizes. * Available reports, studies, e,tc. the entry form pubUshed below. Rememb~r, only original Crossword Tear out the page and mail it to tearsheets of The Namibian will Spot The Word No 47, PO Box qualify for the prize money (no Communicate this information as soon as NolO 20783, Windhoek. There is no photo copies). And remember the possible to:- charge and you may send as many closing date of June 3 1994! The Consultant, Across: 1 Authenticate; r---~~ ------, 7 Arena; 8 Sapid; 9 Eat; I \1 Mr. V. Stuart-Williams, 10 Bamboozle; 11 Ex I Name: ...... 11 Groundwater Consulting-Services, ceed; 12 Hermi t; 15 ~ ~ Slackness; 17 Get; 18 I , I Room 22-25, 1st Floor, Vague; 19 Exact; 21 ~ I Address: ...... ~ Reckles'sness. Continental Building, Independence Ave, 11 Down: 1 Apprenesive; '1 ...... P 0 Box 11978, Windhoek, 2 Eye; 3 Trauma; 4 Cus ~ . f :1 ...... 11 • Namibia. tomers; 5 Topaz; 6 Ad 1 ventitious; 7 Attic; 10 :: entries by employees Of. Tbe Namibia. or tbeir (T) 061-38628/38652 (F) 061-226978 Breakneck; 13 Might; 14 (~o imme~late faml- ~. · lIes) . " .. Severe; 16 Argue; 20 I ~ CLOSING DATE: ,1 JULY 1994 fl , I , .J, Ass. ~.;;~~.~~~.~~~~B:~~~;,~~~<=K"l'!~~n:m~ . : .:~~~j