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AN overtime pay dispute which saw Namibia's main fisheries research boat placed under arrest could soon be solved. 'The Benguela', crewed by by.Marchre-write Namibian Government employ­ ees and senior officers sec­ onded by the Icelandic devel­ opment agency, Iceida, was arrested in December by the University candidates lose a whole year South African port authorities at Walvis Bay. The problem was a claim by KATE BURLlNG Namibian crew that they were not being paid R30 000 over­ THE EXAM re-write for some 11 000 part-time matric time by the Government as students caught up in last November's 'exam scam', has they had been promised when led to untold problems for university candidates hoping hired in April. to begin South Mrican college courses this year. After failing to resolve the dispute with senior officials at For many students whose provide the university with an the Ministry of Fisheries and university places were riding idea of Shikongo's 1991 ma­ Marine Resources, they ap­ on matric results due to be tric performance. proached an international obtained in December, the The Ministry has issued let­ workers' organisation which Education.Ministry's decision ters asking foreign universi­ hired a local lawyer and won a to declare the exams null and ties to view the situation of Cape Town court order 'at­ void, has been a catastophe. students caught up in the re­ taching' the boat. It may not be South African universities write sympathetically, but gives moved from its dockside place. are unable to confirm places no ..indication of individual The issue is embarrassing as for the Namibian part-timer~ students' academic potential. Iceida director Dr Bjorn and since the re-write is not ''Even if the letter did help Dagbjartsson is currently in schoduled till March, univer­ and I was provisiooally awanied Namibia looking at his agency's sities like ucr are telling stu­ a place, I would still be in a R2,l million programme of aid dents their only option is to virtually impossible situation," to fisheries research including reapply next year. said 20-year-old Shikongo this senior crew on the 'Benguela' Would-be medical student week. and staff at the onshore re­ Sem Shikongo, who was hop­ Complications search station at Swakopmund. ingtotakeup a placeatUcr's His progranune was set to medical school in February, is "I would have to go down to include travel to SWakopmund now faced with a wasted year. Cape Town. get started on a and presumably Walvis Bay. The March re-write is too new course in a new place, Tuesday morning Fisheries late for ucr to hold his place while trying to revise for the open and Namibia's Educa­ continued on page' 2 tion Ministry has refused to continued on page 2 A R2In boost for NaIn rural schools THE Government has decided to allocate more than R2 million to employ an additional 600 teachers to be deployed at schools mainly in rural areas. This was announced yesterday following the first Cabinet Rheinische Mission THE executive of the Na­ JOSEPH MOTINGA meeting of the year, held on Tuesday. tional Christian Council Gesellschaft started mission­ Deputy minister of Infonnation Nguno Wakolele said the (NCC) has reportedly Tjamuaha. Permission for this they call their land, presently ary work among the Hereros decision to recruit additional teachers was taken' because of the decided to write to the pw:pose had to be obtained from in the hands of the church, be and built the first church at serious congestion at some some schools in the communal areas. United Evangelical Mission the 'Herero Cultural Author- given back. Gross Barmen, close to Olea­ It was also decided to repeal the 1979 Assistance Fund for SWA ity', the Riruako faction ar- He said that Hereros would handja. Act which was established during the previous dispensation to (UEM) in Germany to Later a struggle emerged, register the Herero claim gued. hold meetings at Gobabis over compensate victims of "terrorism". The Secretary General of the the coming weekend to dis- with the Hereros dissatisfied to the church grounds in NCC, Hiskia Ndjoze Uanivi, cuss measures to stake their with treatment they received ·Okahandja. told 100 N amibian on Tues- claim. In the past lJereros had from the the Rheinische Mis­ sion. 100y then broke away. Eight-year-old raped A copy of the letter will day that the fonnerRheinische not contested church claims . . apparently be given to the Evangelische Mission (REM) over the land because the coun- They fonned the Angelical Evangelical Lutheran Church transferred the land to try had not been independent, Protestant Unity Clnut:h (abro­ THREE cases of rape have been reported to the in the Republic of Namibia (BLCRN), "without the con- Uanivi said. viated to ORUUANO in Her­ Namibian Police in the last three days. (ELCRN). sent of the Hereros". He said the land in question ero), which is a member of the • An eight-year-old girl was raped at Oshakati on Bishop Hendrik Frederik of 'The Hereros gave tb: Rbenish had become an object of a trust National Christian Council. Monday. ELCRN, on Monday claimed missionaries only the use of . betrayed, just like Britain be­ Two of the outspoken de­ • A 16-year-old girl was raped at Eros, Windhoek, at fenders of the church at Olea­ the churchgrounds belonged to their land so as to educate and . trayed the trust over Walvis about 01hOO on Tuesday. them. The Bishop was react­ Ou'istiauise Hereros, he added. Bay. handja last Saturday, KatuutiIe Kaura and Headman Gerson • A 12-year-old girl was raped in an empty classroom ing to an earlier claim by Her­ Uanivi added that Hereros Uanini gave ~ historical at Okakarara Secondary School on Monday. eros who opposed the use of had already requested the account of how the Hereros Hoveka, belong to ORUUANO, the church for the confirma­ Kozonguizi Commission on 'lost the land'. Uanivi said. . It is not known whether anyone has been arrested yet tion of Chief Frederick Traditional Matters, that what Between 1842 to 1845 the continued on page 2 in connection with the three rape incidents. THE .NAMtBIANT

.. ,...... ,',. ;';'...... the Hereros, he said. Commenting on Uanini's statement, Bimop &deriks said Nepru puts Prah he would have to investigate When the Hereros quit, the how the Rheinische Mission land remained with the Rhein- had acquired the property. He ische Mission. When knew ofcases when such prop- decision on hold ORUUANO became independ- erties were registered as hav- ent,the Mission gave to it some ing been bought or donated. NEPRU have postponed a sultant, Professor' Kwesi of the churches, like the one at Documents about the property decision on an incident last Prah. Ovitoto at Otjongombe. That of the Mission would be with year when ooe of its resean:h- Moorsom is a researcher of clnm:h,like the ~ at Okakarara the office of the Registrar of ers, Richard Moorsom, was the Namibian Economic Pol- and Okahandja, was built by Deeds, Frederiks said. aUegedlyassaulted by a con- icy Research Unit (Nepru), and I-=------.:;.,..;---=~======---==~---...::....--=.----~----. was reportedly sworn at and assaulted on November 26 last year by Kwesi Prah, a consult­ ant with the Office of the vice ~ chancellor-designate of the new (061) 64536 after 2 P.M. university, Or Peter Katjavivi. for further details Nepru was to have discussed the matter at a meeting of its trustees (Minister of Trade and Industry Ben Amathiia, Dep­ r------~We are looking for a uty Agriculture Minister Kaire GIRL FRIDAY Mbuende and Dr Peter who Katjavivi) last year, but post­ poned the meeting until this year. has at least 5 years experience of General In a press release by Acting Office Work (espE!clally t}'plng) , Director, Nama Goabab, Nepru Is fully bllllngual said that "given the serious likes to serve customers nature of the allegations, the Is ambitious and reliable Board decided to defer pro­ nouncement on the reported WE OFFER incident pending further inves­ a very attractive salary tigation". pension fund and medical aid Also due to have been dis­ cussed at the meeting was the 13 cheque future of Nepru as an inde­ training and promotion in all fields of transport pendent research unit. industry the 13 crew were claiming too Iceland's quota system. If you're looking for a good start in 1992 many hours of overtime. A first He said that Namibia's fish­ Murder probe look at the offered overtime ing white paper suggested a Phone TEL: 22-4691 for an Interview THE Namibian Police are ._------_____ .1 1 pay shows the Government policy similar to that in Ice­ and Marine Resources Perma­ writing cheques to some crew land and that the system of investigating two cases of nent Secretmy Calle Scblettwein for less than they had asked but transferrable quotas is proving murder. said the dispute had been solved, to most for up to 50 per cent to be the best. • KatrinaAwases, 61, of the W:UNC'L OF CtlURCHES ,N "AM,.'A the crew paid and the boat was more than they had asked for, This means that quotas can Fann Vergeooeg, Gobabis, was freed. He appeared to be an­ such as offering R2 426 to a be sold or exchanged, for in­ beaten to death with a knob­ ticipating events. sailor asking RI 633. stance if a boat breaks down, kierie and sjambok. Yesterday the crew's law­ If this is the case the offer is and the quota holder can still" • The police at Oshakati are yer said he had received cheques likely to be accepted. get their quota next year. investigating a case of murder from the Government for the Earlier this week, Later this w~k Dagbjartsson following the death of Lucas ATTENTION FOR EX-GDR crew but they would not get a Dagbjartsson gave evidence to is set to fly to Maputo in Willbard (age unknown), who CIDLDREN chance to meet and discuss the President's commission of Mozambique for a summit of was stabbed with a knife in the these until Friday. Port authori­ inquiry into fishing, side by the Southern Africa Develop­ chest. ties confirmed that the 'Ben­ side with the 'Benguela' cap­ ment Co-ordination Confer­ The police also reported that guela' is still attached. tain Sigurdur Hreidlirssoo. ence. goods valued at RI66 730 had The parents, foster parents and guardians of There seems to be some He spoke ofIceland's expe­ Three Namibian ministers been stolen countrywide over the fonner GDR children are invited to a meet­ confusion about the payments. rience as he was assistant and-several other officials are the past 48 hours. Most of the Originally Government offi­ minister for Fisheries from 1978 scheduled to also attend the items were stolen in Wind­ ing to be held at the Rossing Foundation on the cials are reported to have felt to 1980 and helped prepare top-level annual meeting. hoek.

14th of February 1992, at 8:00 pm. - a leak in the Windhoek office Katutura in an overcrowded already has matric with matric which put all the results in house without electricity, exemption. which he obtained For further information, please contact: jeopardy. At least that time Gaeseb thought his chances of at Coocordia College. The only some papers had to be success rather slim. reason for resitting on a part­ Mr Alber le Fleur March re-sit inNamibia. After rewritten and the implications Another cause for complaint time basis was to gain the a monlh in Cape Town, I would Social Services Department for further study weren't so was that letters issued by the ~ecessary pass mark for study­ have to come back to Wind­ serious." Ministry asking universities to ing medicine. p.a. Box 41 boele, write exams fur ~ moolh This year's scamhadcaused be lenient on re-sit candidates, In additiOl1, Shikoogo thought Windhoek Tel: 217621 ext 250 and one week, then go back to much more disruption, he said. were marked with an incorrect the decision particularly wrong­ Cape Town, having fallen "Some students' bursaries were telephone number. headed in view of the fact that behind, and try to catch up." dependent on the confirmation "I know it's wrong because so few full-time Namibian t ;. L.------~------~ As he pointed out, the chop­ of results in time for this aca­ I spent ages trying to ring it," students had obtained matric ping and changing might not demic year. Now they can't said Sbikongo. "When I finally passes this year. "Even fewer VACANCY only lead to a bad performance produce those results, they may discovered the right number I will have got matric exemp­ in the matric exam, it could lose the bursaries." told the lady who answered tion, which means hardly any also mess uphis chances in his about the mistake. However, Namibian students will be going Fora first year at medical school. Big loss when I went with my friend a ' to university this February." His only alternative is hardly few days later to collect his Having plotted out his own DEVELOPMENT more attractive: "I can sit arrund Worse than that, Shikoogo letter, the same wrong number academic career so meticu­ and wait for a year or do a one guessed that many students was printed on the letter-head. lously, Sbikongo feels less than OFFICER year science course at the would simply be lost to the "It could cause all sorts of happy with his present plight - Academy," he explained. The system. "I'mnottalking about problems - not just for a stu­ particularly since it' s the sec­ Must have at least Matrlc and be a Na­ problem with that is that none me or my friends. We're fight- dent trying to get in touch with ond time around . mlblan Citizen. English and Ovambo Is of the courses offered by the . ers and we're determined not the Ministry, but for the uni­ Asked if he was shocked to compulsory, Afrlkaans recommended. Academy's science faculty are to let this thing beat us. But a versities trying to make con­ learn of the re-write decision. related to a medical degree, lot of students are worlcing under tact. They may want to verify Shikongo shrugged. "Not re~ Location - Ondangwa. Salary Nego­ rendering a further year's study very difficult circumstances and something about a student or ally - it had happened bCfore. tiable. inNamibia virtually pointless. constraints to begin with. I'm the situation which led to the What I do find shocking is that Caught between the devil and afraid this will inake them give re-write but they won't even it could just as easily happen Written applications with CV to the ad­ the deep blue sea, Shikongo, up on education and they won't get a reply," he said. again. As far as I can see, the dressed not later than 17 February 1992 whose past year was spent at bother to resit in March." real culprits are not being ' The University Centre for Jobannes Gaeseb, Sbikongo's Too rushed to: punished. There's no gauran­ Studies in Namibia (Tucsin) fellow student, had accommo­ tee that Namibian students seemed curiously resigned to dation at Tucsin where he stud­ In Shikoogo's view the whole Mr Martin Rossouw won't end up in this kind of his fate. However, his resigna­ ied last year. This year he hoped re-write decision was unnec­ mess again." NAMIBIA AGRICULTURAL UNION tion transpired to be less the to get a place at the University essarily rushed. "I don't think Private Bag 13255 result of inner calm than past of the Western Cape to study they thought the implications IF YOU HAVE ANY experience. pharmacy. Now - since the through and I don't think it NEWS, VIEWS, WINDHOEK He fourxl himself in an almost scrapping of his November comes close to punishing the , identical situaticn in 1988, when matric exam - he finds himself right people." OR NEWS TIPS, Namibia ~ Standard 8 papers were called without either a place to study His annoyance is further CONTACT in after a similar 'question­ or a place to live. pricked by the fact that his own THE NAMIBIAN. Agricultural ~U selling scam' was discovered. "I wantto re-write inMarch, study programme was carefully TEL: (061) 36970j "I was at school in Ltideritz but I don't have anywhere to ,planned in order to give him a FAX: 33980. Union ,~ then and we had the same story work," he said. Staying in chance to become a doctor. He THe 'NAMiBIAN ICRC's Windhoek office could close by mid '92

THE INTERNATIONAL tions centred in Luanda. TWO of the seven prisoners who escaped from the Committee of the Red KATEBURLING With Luanda handling the Outjo Police cells on JanUary 10 were re-arrested by the Cross office of Windhoek The main 'international' task whole of Angola, the Wind- police at a farm between Outjo and Otavi. will almost certainly be of our offices in a neighbour- hoek staff will be freed for A police spokesperson said Blou Haned, Moses Ochab and closed by the middle of· of the ICRC iri Namibia at the ing country or by headquar- more urgent nuSSlOns.. e1 se- another escapee, were traced at the farmby the police. Apparently moment is its mission to trace ters, where staff are fully where. . the three escapees realised that the police were closing in and this year, unless circum- Namibians who went missing competent to carry out this kind "We have spent a lot of time harnessed two donkies to a cart and galloped off. stances in Namibia and in the war of liberation. There of work," he said. recently working with the na- The police vehicles, however; were a bit too fast for the Angola change drastically. is some concern that the mis- The ICRC has had an office tional Red Cross here, prepar- getaway cart. One of the escapees realised that he had a better With both countries now at sion, which has aJ.ready met in Windhoek for over lOyears, ing their staff to take over some chance of evading the police on foot and jumped from the peace, the need for an ICRC with false starts and frustrated and was occupied with relief of the work we have done in 'speeding' cart and vanished into the thick bush. office inNamibia is negligible progress, will die a quiet death work connected to the border the past," said Rougemont. The cart and the donkies were· confiscated by the police and staff will be deployed to when the Windhoek office has war. Before that it had been TIns would involve wotk such pending further investigation. other countries where their skills been closed. active inNamibia from its then as tracing miS$ing tourists, Haned and Ochab were re-arrested. are more urgently required. Cynics even suggest that Salisbury. office, sorting out assisting long-term refugees and "All things being equal, our elements within the ~vern- the massive influx of Angolan all the other roles which have work here will be wound up by ment are fostering delays in refugees who flooded into traditionally fallen to the na- A MATTER OF FACT mid-1992," said current head the hope that everything will Namibia in 1976. tional Red Cross, he went on. of delegation Nicholas de ground to a halt after the de- Since Independence, the Though unwilling to state IN yesterday's The Namibian, "Bonnke draws the Rougemont, adding that the parture of the ICRC from ICRC's Windhoek office has which ICRC office would as- crowds', it was incorrectly reported that permanent ICRC's peacetime duties would Namibia. been increasingly concerned sume responsibility for Na- secretary of Foreign Affairs, Andreas Guibeb, was be taken over by the National Rougemont stressed, how- with providing support for its mibia, Rougemont said nego- among the crowd which turned out to hear German Red Cross, while protection ever, that the tracing mission staff in southeast Angola. But tiations had already started for evangelist Reinhardt Bonnke. activities would probably be- would not cease with the clo- the organisation's Jamba of- ahandover of the current trac- It was a case of mistaken identity. The Namibian come ~ respoIlSlbility ofICRC sure of the office. "It would fice is also due to close next ing mission to take place. •• his h regrets any mconvemence t may ave caused. staff in a neighbouring state. _~m~o~s:t~lik~e~l~y~b~e~t~ake~n::u~p~b!y~o~n~e~~m~o~nth~,~l~ea~v~in~g~I~CR~C~ope~:r~a-:....~~~~~~~~~~~~lJ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~:::J Fishing - no more hearings

THE last oral evidence was culties in getting lItaff due to given yesterday moming to the TOMMINNEY the low pay on offer. "It is President's commission of obvious that an investment in ings. him that the terms of the new inquiry into fishing. Chairper­ our ministry is a profitable one," Now the Commission must guidelines virtually ruled out son Judge Bryan O'Linn s~d he added, as it already contrib­ work hard to prepare a written all new concessionaires and he hoped the Government and uted far more to the Govern­ report for the President, which that to call for new conces­ others would not victimise ment than the R18,5 million is set to be finished in a few sionaires was "only a pretence". anyone for the questions asked spent on it this year and should weeks' time. This report may O'Linn asked whether moves or opinions expressed during eventually become the biggest go to the Cabinet, but it is not calling for companies to sell the exhaustive weeks of hear- contributor to the budget. clear whether it will be re­ 30 per cent of their shares to Due to time problems, busi­ leased to the public. Namibians were "just a sham nessman Charles Courtney­ The last witness was Eben to help existing concession­ Clarke was also restricted in van Zijl, who was Minister of aires to make extra profit". the ql},estions he wanted to put Agriculture, Water Affairs and Van Zijl said he was very to Schlettwein. Later he com­ Sea Fisheries under the interim Sam Nujoma welcomes Chinese Foreign Minister Quian . sorry to hear that despite the'­ mented on the way the com­ government between 1985 and consultants' advice towards Qichen at State House yesterday. Photo: Andrew Perrin mission had concentrated on 1987. O'Linn and fellow Namibianising the industry shorter-term concessionaires. commissioner Edward Twohig nothing had been done in 1986 According to Courtney-Clarke of Canada questioned him to create any more of a free some 88 per cent of fish stocks Chinese socialism. closely about a panel of ~Nigeria, Portugal and the United tion on the proce ss for free and . from theANC and Black Sash our situation in South Africa .... He added that Clrina respected caused by apartheid colonial~ States. fair elections. " told reporters that the NDI We from South Africa, all of human rights and that they ism. Leon Lynch of the United He said follow-up confer­ conference had been a success. us, not just the ANC, including guaranteed stability through the • For more on the lecture, Steelworkers of America, who ences were a possibility in Karin Chubb, the Black Sash the National Party, were very pro5peroUS development of their see tomorrow's The Namib­ chaired the briefing, called the specific countries, if. those representative, said she thought serious about our involvement people. ian. event a "world class, multi- countries requested such meet- South Africa should consider in this seminar." 4 Thursday January 23 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

18b06: Agriculture For All Scholarships 18h37: Travel Magazine 19h02: Evening Shade from Nanso 19h30: Witness To Survival THE following people have 19h55: Filler been awarded Nanso schol­ 20hOO: News arships, and have been 16h56: Opening asked to contact the Nanso 17hOO: Religious 2Oh35: Face To Face 20h55: The Last PlaCe offices as soon as possible. programmes Edward Zico Mjarure 17h06: Ewoks on Earth Katjiuongua - B-Com; Vetum­ 17h29: Travel Break 21h47: The Paper Man buavi Junius Mungunda - B­ 17h39: Educational 22h40: Sport Com; Archebus Karitjindirue programme Kuhanga - B-Com; Rudolf Meeting Point Makanga Shipapo - Medical Technology; Eunike 19hOO: Lifestyles of the Ndapunikwa Nashiwaya - Bcur; Rich and Famous Jacky RatjiJ,ldua Kambatuku­ 2OhOO: Talk on M·Net at Bsc Education; Carolina 8: Donahue Johanna Thomas - Medical Phil Donahue discusses the Technology; Bruno Martin controversial issue of cryonics Mareka - Civil Engineering; M * N * I: * T (the practice of freezing a Terency Matthews De Vries­ (Premium time) corpse). Civil Engineering; Godfriedt 10h30: Once in Paris 21hOO: Bank Shot Ningiree Kaapama - BA; A married screenwriter from A gang leader (Sorrell Booke) Francis Kalumba Thebuho - the US goes to Paris where he helps a criminal (George C BA; Gideon Emmanual Na­ meets a beautiful woman and a Scott)escapefromamaximum HAPPy OCCASION ... Mr and Mrs PWA Shaepe, pictured above, are the proud sima - Bsc Education; Ben 00 streetwise chauffeur. Starring security jail. After his getaway, parents of the 1 OOOth baby born at Medicity. The first baby born in the hospital was Kabungi - Agriculrure; Michale Wayne Hanunond and Gayle heleamsfromJoannaCassidy also a boy. . Douglas Otsub - Agriculture. Hunnicutt. that he is expected to assist the t----..;..,..------I These students should con­ 12hOO: 60 minutes: gang in a robbery they are plan­ tact the Nanso Student Centre Making Merry . ning. at Rand Street, Khomasdal. (KTV starts) 20h.30: Carte Blanche NaDlibian churches seek opposite the Rossing Founda­ 15hOO: Smurfs Insert tion or 'phone Skue Marenga at 213091/2/3. 15h30: Dennis the· Investigating the abuse of pa­ Menace tients broader co-operation 16hOO: Scooby Doo where 23hOO: Revenge (2.18) has been organised by the Fel­ Christianity are you? A Vietnam war veteran and ex NAMIBIA is participating in a four day special confer· . pilot (Kevin Costner) is in­ ence on co-operation between the churches in the SADCC lowship of Churches in East­ 161130: The wide world of ern and Southern Africa (Foc­ and condoms kids vited to Mexico by an old friend and the Nordic countries in Manzini, Swaziland. (Anthony Quinn) and falls in cesa). THE general secreatry of (KTV ends) love with his wife (Madeleine Representing Namibia is the The conference, aimed at The Namibian Ecumenical the Council of Churches 16h59: Pat Francis 60 Director of Communications mapping out development News Agency (Nena) quoted Stowe). He is tom between in Namibia (CCN), Abisai second workout of the Council of Churches in projects and co-operation in Mbako as saying that the con­ loyalty to his friend and pas­ Shejavali, says the CCN is (Open Time) Namibia (CCN), Hilifa Mbako. the southern African region, ference would work "within sion for his wife. turning its attention to­ 17bOO: Charles in Charge the frameworki" of develop­ OlhOO: LateNite Western: wards the redistribution A comedy series starring Scott Wild in the ment work already undertaken Baio as Charles, a 19-year-old , by councils of churches in the of wealth in Namibia. country region and as part of the "Joint Shejavali makes the com­ college student and live-in A social worker (Hope Lange) family helper to three young Declaration on Expanded ment in an interview on NBC tries to save a talented boy Economic and Cultural coop­ TV's Face to Face programme. children. (Elvis Presley) from delin­ 17h30: Lo",ing eration between the Nordic and 1'hi,s as well as the "social quency and encourages him to the SADCC member state", and psychological" aspects of 18hOO: The world of become a writer. But problems signed in 1986 in Harare. National Reconciliation are part Panasonic re~lt in scandal, violence and The conference which ends of the CCN's new plan of ac- . (Premium Time) death. tomorrow -will also pay par­ tion, Shejavali tells interviewer ticular attention to the present Charles Mubita on tonight's situation in South Africa, which program. Today's weather is "in transition and incrisis " , In his first major television according to Nena. interview since the retrench­ Coast; partly ~loudy and The weather bureau's de­ Mbako said the co-opera­ ment of CCN workers last cool with fog patches, but tailed forecast for Na· month, Shejavali gives reasons fine in the South. tion between the SADCC and mibia for today. for the lay-offs and airs his Wind; moderate South­ the Nordic countries had been a "dooor-recipient Idaticmbip" views on other subjects as Fine and hot, but partly westerly to North-westerly, diverse as Christianity and cloudy in the North aDd North­ but fresh Southerly in the in the past, but he added the aim of the conference was to condoms. east with scattered thunder­ South. develop a "relationship built The interview appears on showers. - Sapa onnmtual sharing of resOU11::CS". NBC TV's Pace to Face pro­ The Councils in the region gram tonight after the evening have so far established a Co­ news. ordination Office in Maputo, Mozambique, for Emergencies Hunger in Zim and Rehabilitation for South­ HARARE: The number of ern Africa, as well as the Ecu­ hungry Zimbabweans needing menical Documentation and drought relief is expected to Information Centre for East­ double or even treble from two ern and Southern Africa, based million to four or six million -HILIFA Mbako_. CCN's Director of Communications. in Harare, Zimbabwe. this year. - Sapa clared border war. 1968 - North Korea seizes US Navy ship Pueblo and holds crew as spies. Highlights in history on this date: 1973 - US President Richard Nixon announces ·that accord has 1570 - Earl of Moray, Regent of Scotland, is assassinated. been reached in Vietnam War. 1631 - France, by Treaty of Barwalde, undertakes to subsidize 1986 - Rival blacks fight each other in Natal, leaving at least 30 Sweden. dead and 40 wounded. 1668 - England and Holland sign Alliance of the Hague. 1989 - Civilian commandos and army troops backed by tanks 1699 - Willem Adriaan van der Stel, succeeds his father, Simon battle at infantry base on outskirts of Buenos Aires in Argentina. THE examination results of part·time candidates van der Stel, as Governor of the Cape. 1990 - Police cordon off the area around St George's Cathedral who wrote the Grade 10 (Standard 8) exams of the 1799 - French troops capture Italian city of Naples. in Cape Town with razor wire following a protest by 8000western Ministry in November 1991 are now available at the 1849 - Prussia suggests German union without Austria. Cape students, parents and teachers. The police later fire a wat~r canon at the protesters, causing many to run in to the wire. The offices of the Directorate of Examinations at the 1878 - Britain's cabinet sends fleet to Constantinople at Sultan Rentmeester Building in Windhoek (telephone 061 Abdul-Hamid IT's request. ".protesters had planned to march and present a petition to the 1894 - Lobengula, King of the Matabele, dies of fever near the Department of Education and Training complaining about the 2934443, 2934446 or 2934442). Zambesi River. . state of black education. 1913 - Nazim Pasha is murdered in Turkish coup, and Shevket 1991-Iraq's oil ministry says it will suspend sale of gasoline" for The results will also be made available at the centres Pasha forms ministry. a short period. ' , where candidates wrote the exams as well as at the 1920 - Holland refuses to surrender Germany's former Kaiser Today's Birthdays: following regional offices: William IT to Allies for punishment as W orId War I criminal. Katima Mulilo (067352) 2 or 210 1937 - Seventeen Communist leaders confess in Moscow that Marie Heiui Beyle Stendahl, French author (1783-1842); Edouard they conspired with Leon Trotsky to undennine Soviet regime of , Manet, French artist (1832-1883); Jeanne Moreau, French ac­ Rundu (067372) 33 ·or 42 Joseph Stalin. - tress (1928-); Rutger Hauer, DUtch-born actor (1944-). Ondangwa (06756) 40101 1945 - Soviet forces reach Oder River in World War IT. Khorixas . (0020) 6 1959 - Prime Minister HF Verwoerd explains the homeland Thought For Today: Keetmanshoop (0631) 2811 policy in Parliament. Govern a great nation as you would cook a small fish - don't Windh~k (061) 2934250 or 2934324 1964 - Indonesia and'Malaysia agree to ceasefire in their unde- overdo it - Confucius, Chinese philosopher (555 B.C-479 B.C.) THE NAMIBIAN Thursday January 23 1992 5

Arts Association curator African National Drawing Annaleen Eins thanked Stan­ The exhibition runs until competition opened on dard Bank for their continued Pebrary 8 at the Arts Associa­ Tuesday night with a se­ interest in encouraging art in tion on the corner of Leutwein lection of 73 works in the Namibia, and urged all arts and John Streets. Admissionis educators, teachers and students, free. upper gallery of the Arts Association. Standard Bank Windhoek's Managing Director Len Schutzler opened the exhibi­ tion which included one work by Windhoek-bom Pieter Basson. According to Sclmtzler, the competition was conceived as a one-off event in 1987, but LUNCHTIME ... but the dining hall is empty. Until funds are raised to pay staff created such a positive reac­ salaries, the centre will remain underutilized. tion that " we had no option but to put the show on the road". The prestigious competition is now held on a tri-annual Old-timers still waiting basis, and spends two of those . . - . three years.touring South.Af- . rica and Namibia. The present exhibition began life iq Ora- as funds get scarcer e hamstowninAugust 1990. Schutzler said the competi­ tion had redefined the notion A BRAND-NEW commu- ' KA TE BURLlNG daily basis. " nity day care centre in Kho­ Khomasdalismdireneedof of drawing, by considering any masdal, meant to provide day­ chairperson of the five-year­ an old people's centre. At pres­ work done on paper as eligible for entry. He was astounded by time facilities for elderly people, old Community Aid Trust which ent there is no provision for is desperate for an influx of raised money for the centre, pensioners by the community the quality and diversity of the work on display, he said, add­ funds in order to get on its feet. competition for funds in and elderly people are com­ ing that it was rewarding to see The spacious, half-a-million­ Namibia is strong. . pletely dependent on support one of Namibia's up-and­ rand centre, which stands on a "To build residential flats from their families. The only CHECKING THE WORKS ... Two art watchers tour large patch of ground in Vis- . for old people would cost about alternative is to seek refuge at coming young artists repre­ sented. the gallery. Photograph: Kate Burling rand Street, was intended as two million rand, but just now Katutura's Old Age home, the focal point of an old people's we don't even have the money which is already overcrowded residential complex catering to pay the salary of a centre and notoriously ill-equipped. for 120 residents. manager," he said. "There's definitely a need However, although the centre All shiny and new, the centre for this kind of facility here. It C-lashes in Cuba denied was finished last June, it has is wildly underutilized at the would give old people some­ never been used forits original moment. "It gets used for where to meet, talk and do THE Ministry of Foreign pwpose. To provide proper care community functions, weddings activities together as well as Affairs said yesterday that for eJderly people, the centre and social events, and to cover providing a centre for food reports of violent clashes needs a nurse and a manager - our running costs we rent out distribution, , , Mannetti ex­ between Namibian and but funds for salaries have run . rooms to doctors for consult­ plained. Ethiopian students in Cuba out. ing. But we really want to get He said there were many old over the holidays were According to Alois Mannetti, old people coming here on a people who faced a daily "devoid of all truth". struggle to ~ve on tiny state Apparently allegations were pensions. " They don't get received by the Ministry that enough food and have nowhere three or four Namibian stu­ to call their own. In the past dents had been killed in clashes we've had people sleeping in with Ethiopian students in Cuba. cars - it's not every family that Before the end of December cares enough to look after its 1991, the Namibian Embassy old folk" in Havana sent a staffmember, Mannetti said the Trust had Mr Shivolo, to all theprov­ approached a nwnber ofNGOs inces of Cuba to meet students. and Government departments He did not receive news of for help. "We have support in any problems which could principle from the Ministry of confirm the allegations. Health and Social Security. They recognise the need to give old people better facilities but Nonew CCN have no money to provide them" scholarships Some NGOs - in particular the Lions Club in Germany - THE Council of Churches had already pledged financial in Namibia (CCN) said yes­ contributions, he went on. terday that, due to a lack Starting tomorrow "We are worlcing very slowly of funds, the Council is towards our target. In the unable to otTer new Schol­ meantime, it would be a great arships for this year. SUPER READY FOR ACTION ••• Khomasdal's community step to be able to pay for a The CCN said it deeply re­ nurse and a centre manager - day care centre. All it needs is a few staff members to get gretted the situation and apolo­ then we could start using the gised for the inconvenience it SUMMER the place oper ational. place as it should be used". caused. S A LE GROUP 0 blood is in short supply at the moment and the Blood Transfusion Service (BTS) is appealing to all concerned members of the public to come • Super Men's & Ladies' GIVE forward and donate blood. It asks people to go to one of their many mobile clinics, find out whether they belong to Fash ions blood group 0 and make a valuable contribution to a life-saving community service. 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World bank Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: General Equity Funds: BOEGrowth 144,42 134,94 4,68 Fedgro 125,45 117,12 7,67 Cl] Growth 118,98 111,09 5,34 approves Zi:m loan Guardbank Growth 2370,61 2219,59 5,32 Momentum 246,10 230,21 4,83 Metfund 192,59 179,42 3,48 tional Monetary Fund's board' The World Bank loan was The remaining US $50-mil­ HARARE: The World Metlife 121,43 113,49 n/a 'Bank's board of govemors would meet tomorrow to con­ originally due for disbursement lion is from the International NBS Hallmark 921,76 860,88 6,65 has approved a US $175- sider Zimbabwe's application in December, but was delayed Development ~sociation (lda), . NorwichNBS 356,28 332,71 6,52 million (R51S million) loan for a.loan of about US $430- because of badly handled pol­ the bank's soft-loan arm, and Old Mutual Investors 2898,56 2703,24 4,13 , for Zimbabwe to support million. The loan is expected icy changes, particularly mone­ is repayable over 35 years with Safegro 135,76 126,95 5,18 to be approved. tary reform. The bank began a 10 year period of grace at an Sage, 2516,68 2346,81 4,40 the country's troubled eco­ The World Bank loan is fresh negotiations with t4e interest of between one and nomic reform programme, Sanlam 1737,26 1622,63 4,48 crucial because it unlocks government to ensure its pro­ two percent. - it was confirmed in Harare Sanlam Index 1348,84 1259,88 4,20 funding from other sources gramme went back on course. Zimbabwe persuaded the Sanlam Dividend 471,52 ' 440,12 4,93 on Wednesday. which have made their lending The delay exacerbated the bank to reclassify it from a Senbank General 124,45 115,91 13,49 Christiaan Poortman, Harare conditional on World Bank balance of payments deficit, "middle-income" nation to Southern Equity 192,26 179,95 4,93 representative for the bank, said approval of Zimbabwe's re­ and in December the country's "low-income" to qualify for Standard 1117,33 1049,68 7,32 the first tranche of the loan, forms. foreign exchange reserves were lda's easy terms. Syfrets Growth 272,04 254,52 4,57 US105-million, would be avail­ On Tuesday, the African said to be sufficient for only The government is pushing Syfrets Trustee 118,52 111,03' n/a able immediately. The second Development Bank annoUnced twowecks. for similar classification with UAL 2064,35 1933,19 5,03 tranche, US $70-million, would it had approved loans . worth The World Bank loan con­ the IMF to take advantage of Volkskas 142,20 133,03 6,95 be disbursed in July after an US 187-million (R54O millioo), , sists of US $125-million from the institution's Enhanced Specialist equity Funds: assessment of Zimbabwe's nearly all of it for structural the bank itself, repayable over Structural Facility, also on soft Guardbank Resources 151,49 5,45 structural adjustment pro­ adjustment, and the British 20 years with a five-year pe­ terms; -Sapa 141,8~ Sage Resources 123,63 115,38 6,92 gramme. government will disburse 5- riod of grace at about eight per Sanlam lndustrial 1011,64 944,87 3,55 Poortman said the Intema- million pounds sterling. cent interest. Sanlam Mining 324,03 302,48 5,19 Senbank Industrial 126,46 117,66 11,81 Southem Mining 146,76 131,34 5,60 Standard Gold 190,20 178,15 6,84 SA recovery UAL Mining and Resources 396,10 370,64 4,79 UAL Selected Opportunities 1758,91 1644,15 4,15 forecast Old Mutual Mining 266,94 248,62 5,09 Old Mutual Industrial 362,45 337,70 4,11 JOHANNESBURG: As He adds that while some have JAKARTA: Indonesia yesterday agreed to cut its oil Old Mutual Gold Fund 123,55 115,09 5,31 internal political problems argued the solution to eradi­ Old Mutual Top Companies 244,31 227,85 production by 2S 000 barrels per day to help Opec's ef­ n/a are now being resolved and cating poverty lies in the redis­ Income/Gilt Funds: forts to prop up sagging world oil prices, Mines and as the constraints ofexter­ tribution of existing wealth, Corbank 102,50 100,98 15,42 ' Energy minister Ginanjar Kartasasmita said. nal politically motivated others see this as a route to Guardbank Income 111,27 108,99 16,95 poverty for all but he stresses "The president this morn­ production cuts of between pressures are being re­ Old Mutual Income 105,54 104,39 15,03 in the long term the country ing agreed to contribute to 1.2 and 2.5 percent to help to pealed, the real potential Standard Income 92,02 91,04 15,03 must produce more wealth and Syfrets Income 104,47 103,42 15,32 efforts to push up oU prices prop up on prices. of the South African econ­ by reducing production by create equal opportunities for UALGilt 1122,69 1111,47 14,76 "This cut in OPEC pro­ ornyisagaincomingtothe 25 000 barrels per day," duction will not immediately all participants to share in the surface, says Reserve Bank additional income generated by GinanJar said after meeting boost prices, but at least it Govenor ehris Stals. the production ofmore wealth. Gold price Indonesian president, wOl help reduce the fall," Writing in the preface of a In the concluding chapter of LONDON: Gold was fixed in London at 356.75 dollars yester­ Suhart!). The cut was to go GinanJar said, adding that bookjust published on the "new the book the writer says the day afternoon compared to 356.85 dollars in the morning and into effect immediately, he spot market prices had al­ South Africa", South Africa: country is at the threshold of 357,80 on Tuesday afternoon. said. The cut represented ready reached $16.5 per The New Beginning, Stals the new beginning which, in a 1.72% of Indonesia's crude barrel. points out that economic pol­ stable political environment, production, which GinanJar He said that Opec estimated icy has to be reconciled to will see the achievement of its Rand - US dollar put at 1.45 mOlion barrels its total output cut at around growing demands for more potential and the uprooting of Commercial rand: Previous 2,7800 Yesterday 2,7815 per day in December. 400 000 barrels per day after social services and for better poverty. Financial 'rand: Previous 3,24 / 3,25 Yesterday 3,23 / 3,24 Eight of the 13 members of other OPEC members Joined living conditions with the need The writer also predicts there Money market Opec have now announced the efforts. - AFP for bigher economic growth. is every reason to expect that 90 day liquid BA rate Previous 16,15 Yesterday 16,15 the case for South Africa will head a new list in the record JSE actuaries books. The writer suggests that South YESTER PREY MOVE DIV% EAkN% Africa will become the first OVERALL 3684 3700 16- 3,1 7,4 known case of a sucessful tran­ MINING PROD 3007 3040 33- 3,9 8,5 a producer of quality beverages, has NAMIBIA BREWERIES LIMITED, sition from autocratic to demo­ COAL . 3919 3901 18 3,9 10,0 the following opportunity at its Windhoek Head Office: cratic govemment by any DIAMONDS 16986 17121 135- 3,1 . 8,9 country in which economic ALL GOLD 1303 1327 24- 3,9 7,8 ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT performance was poor imme­ METALS&MIN 2096 2108 12- 5,3 8,8 diately before the changeover MINING FIN 4122 4144 22- 2,9 8,0 took place. FIN&INDUST 4999 5004 05- 2,7 6,7. Reporting to the Management Accountant, your duties will incl.ude the costing of The book concentrates on FINANCIAL 2750 2756 06- 3,8 6,9 raw and packaging materials, preparing monthly management reports as well as the economics of transition and assisting with preparing management accounts. all that is required to make it Market volume successful. JOHANNESBURG: The volume of shares traded on the The book was co~piled, Johannesburg Stock Exchange yesterday was 6 298 028 valued Ideally, you should be in the possession of a fonnal commercial/ec~nomic po~t­ partly written and edited by at R60 478 028 compared with matric qualification, e.g. 'B.Comm. or C.M.A. and 2-3 years costIng/~anclal , Merton Dagut, Professor and 6133954 valued at R94 695 863 on Thesday. head of the Department of experience. Computer literacy is essential. ' The number of securities active was 333 (328). The five most Economics at the University active stocks, were: Iscor, Gencor, M-Net NPL, Metfund and of the Witwatersrand and also' If you are interested and fit the above profile, please apply in confidence Knights. - Sapa chairman of the Wits Econom­ to: ics Initiativ"e. The Recruitment Officer or phone 061 - 62915 'Major contributions were Oil Price P.O. Box 206 Closing date: made by Andrew Levy, a labour Yesterday Previous consultant, Duncan Reckie, the Windhoek 31 January 1992 NORTH SEA BRENT (MAR) 17.84 17,75 EP Bradlow professor ofBusi­ NEW YORK WTI-TYPE (MAR) 18.82 18.72 ness Economics and Dean of SINGAPORE DUBAI (MAR) 14.85 14.95 the Facultry of Commerce at Wits University and Charles , Simpkins, the Helen Suzman professor of Political Economy New money for SA in the Wits Department of Economics. PRE'IORIA: Anew set of currency has been designed and will be introduced to the public soon, SABC radio news reported yesterday, Other contributors include , The general manager ofadminist ntionat the Reserve Bank, DIUUl Frederick Ahwireng-Obeng, Naude, says there will be an uJlensive introductory campai8ll David Soloman, Frank Vodlies before the notes are released to banks for distribution. The first and Harry Zarenda, all senior new R50notes will entercircul ,tionin October, and the new R2C lecturers in the Wits Depart­ and RIO notes will follow at ~ix-monthly intervals. New R10C Namibia Breweries Limited ment of Economics and of and R200 notes will not be c ':ulated until April and October Business Economics. - Sapa 1994. The R5 note will be rer .ced by a coin in 1994. - Sapa INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP

2 more rightwingers held JOHANNESBURG: Police would only confirm the arrest of two more rightwingers in South Africa yesterday, bringing the con­ firmed total to 13 in"the last two weeks. Police confirmed the arrest of Albertus Johannes Schwan and Lambertus Niewenhof and are being held in terms of Section 29 Defiant protesters stand of the Internal Security Act. Moz peace talks, round 9 ROME: Negotiators for Mozambique imd a rebel group pushing se se for a political settlement, have resumed peace talks in Rome, in what a rebel leader called a • 'very positive atmosphere. " BRAZZAVILLE : Troops ever, raising tension and fear of President Denis Sassou the sackings. The two sides began formel talks yesterday at the offices of a fired tear gas yesterday in especially when they ap­ Nguesso seized the state radio, He also said the government Rome-based charity after a meeting Tuesday at the Italian a vain effort to disperse proached barricades protect­ television station and interna­ is bankrupt and cannot afford Foreign Ministry. It was the ninth round of peace talks since the tens of thousands of pro­ ing Milongo's suburban house. tional airport Sunday. mises for the soldiers, who almg government and the Renamo rebels first met here in July 1990. democracy protesters who When the prime minister set They demanded a new prime with all government employ­ off yesterday, his supporters minister be named by the ees have not been paid since escorted Prime Minister, formed a phalanx around his Superior Council, the interim November. 'Yugo anny must be disarmed' Andre Milongo, to a meet­ cavalcade and marched with it legislative body scheduled to This Central African nation ing to discuss the military's the lOkilometers to the down­ meet with Milongo after his of 2.3 million people has en­ ZAGREB, YUGOSLAVIA: Croatian leaders, one third of their bid to oust him. 'There were town Palace of Congress, where Cabinet meeting. A meeting dured persistent ethnic rival­ republic firmly in the hands of Serb-led forces, on yesterday' no immediate reports of a Cabinet meeting was sched­ scheduled Tuesday was post­ ries between dominant north­ urged the world community to force Serbia to help disarm the injuries. uled. poned. erners, like Sassou Nguesso, Yugoslav army. On Monday, troops killed at The throng blocked Mi­ Milongo angered the soldiers and southerners,like Milongo. Despite minor incidents, the latest cease-fire - the 15th in the least three protesters. longo's cortege near the venue last week by appointing new Factional rivalries between seven-month war - appeared to hold for its 20th day. Milongo's defiant protest­ and it took two hours f~;r his commanders to break a tribal northern clans complicates the ers have built banicades around escort to get him through the monopoly by officers from political picture. Algeria geats for crackdown the town which they co~ued crowd. Sassou Nguesso's Mboshi Sassou Nguesso, a colonel to man Wednesday, defying a Militant~ said they wanted people. who was elected in 1979 under ALGIERS, ALGERIA: The government headed toward banning radio broadcast wammg the to ensure soldiers did not harm He agreed Sunday to recon­ a single-party system, was political activity in mosques yesterday, a major step by the new, soldiers would use force to Milongo, the man chosen to sider the appointments, but stripped of all powers in June military-backed rulers to diminish the influence and power of disperse them. lead Congo from military rule would not give in to demands by a national conference on Muslim radicals. Heavily armed soldiers pa­ to delUocracy. he fire his junior defense min­ democracy that accused him The move seemed certain to"increase tensions with the fundamen­ trolled the capital on the Congo Rebel troops who belonged ister, Colonel Michel Gangouo, of corrupt and brutal rule. - talist Islamic Salvation Front, which called on the army on River in larger numbers than to an elite fonner personal guanl whom the soldiers blame for AFP Thesday to " rid the people" of the authorities now in power. The full Cabinet met yesterday for the first time since the military forced President Chadli Bendjedid to resign on January 11 and cancelled run-off elections that would have given the Salvation Z· ra parents still Front control of parliament. Brits could go to polls in April searching for sons LONDON: British Prime Minister, John Major, has told col­ HARARE:~bwe C~ leagues he wants to call the next British general election on April BULAWAYO: Parents of during the war, went missing arrived in Zambia, looking for gress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) 9 after a tax-cutting budget is announced in early March, the · former Zapu guerillas, who when they tried to seek politi­ former Zapu guerillas. leader, Glbson Sibanda, yes­ Financial Times reported yesterday. calasylum in Zambia after they It is understood the Zam­ terday criticised the govern­ It quoted unnamed senior government ministers as saying that were allegedly lumded over ment for introducing eco­ to the Zimbabweap au­ had fled the Fifth Brigade bian authorities then decided Major hoped to use a March 14 speech in the southwestern "City massacre of Zapu supporters to hand them over to the Zim­ nomic reforms without first of Torquay before supporters of his''govemmg Conservative thorities by Zambian in­ consulting the people, reports in the southern provence of babwean agents. Party to launch the election CllPlpaign. the Ziana news agency. telligence officers in 1984, Matabeleland. But it said the m!nisters cautioned that an unexpected reversal of The missing men's parents Addressing a three-day have written a petition to Conservative fortunes in opinion polls could force Majorto delay A former Zapu guerilla, who are considering travelling to workshop to define trade un­ the new government of calling the election until May 7. also took refuge in Zambia, the Zambian capital, Lusaka, ion attitudes to the reforms, Zambian president Sibanda described the pro­ Frederick Chiluba, asking told a Sapa correspondent in­ to see the officials of the new Bulawayo, the five guerillas government about the matter. gramme as a "top down" ap­ for assistance in locating ~im denies corruption claims were handed over to Zimbab­ The missing mal are Gibixbegu proach. "Implementing reforms them. wean secret agents by Zam­ Siziba, Dumisani Sibanda, HARARE: Senior Political Affairs Minister Didymus Mutasa The former guerillas, who bian security forces. Thulani Sibanda, Abraham without popular participation is a poUtical gamble we can­ yesterday denied his ministry was in the process of employing were members of Joshua The source said a number of Siwela and Zenzo Maphosa. - former ruling party workers and that 332 had already been placed Nkomo's ZIPRA movement not afford to take," Sibanda Zimbabwean intelligence men Sapa said. on the ministry's payroll, costing the taxpayer millions of dollars He said the rEforms focused in back~pay. only on growth and ignored Mutasa was responding to allegations by some of the ministry's Mandela,FW the human aspect of devel­ officers as well as to information in documents obtained by Ziana opment. In an environment that former party worlcers, who joined the ministry early last year, Stasi spied get UN such as Zimbabwe's, market were promoted in October but received pay-cheques back-dated forces would make the rich to January 1990, one year before they came onto the ministry's peace award richer and the poor poorer. payroll. "Our mandate is to main­ The sources said most of the former party workers received back­ PARIS: South African tain the human dimensions on children President, Frederik De dated salaries averaging 19000 Zimbabwean dollar, but others of development. Development received as much as 29 000 Zimbabwean dollar. Klerk and Nelson Man­ that does not incorporate the HAMBURG, GERMANY: Secret police in former dela, president of the Af­ aspirations of the people and East Germany, who compiled vast rdes on tens of rican National Congress, provide space and scope for Dismiss~l of rail workers illegal thousands of people in the former cominunist state, will share the 800 OOO-franc their participa tion is ",IF even spied on school children, a news: magazine ($ 148,000) Unesco peace doomed." .. " BULAWAYO! Last week's dismissal of 4000 semi-skilled said yesterday. prize. " -Sapa workers of the National Railways of Zimbabwe was illegal, the Stern Magazine, in its latest edition, claims thou­ The UN Scientific, Educa­ Zimbabwe High Court'ruled yesterday. sands of children and teen-agers considered "po­ tional and Cultural Organiza­ Justice Fergus Blackie, sitting in Bulawayo. declared null :Uld litically uncertain" were kept under surveillance tion announced the pair yes­ 'Nose'trial void an NRZ decision to fire the semi-skilled workers who last by the now-defunct Ministry for State Security, terday as winners for the prize, week staged a four-day nationwide strike that nearly crippled the named for Ivory Coast Presi­ NEW DELID, INDIA: operations of1f.e country's rail network system. commonly called the Stasi. dent Felix Houphouet-Boigny. After a nine-year trial, an The Stasi used teachers as informers, according to Both men will attend the Indian court sentenced a man This means all the workers would return to work without loss of Stern. February 3 ceremony to re­ to six months Imprisonment benefits or position. It cited one case involving the daughter of Angelike ceive the award, Unesco said for breaking his wife's nose, Barbe, a Social Democratic parliamentarian from in a communique. a newspaper said yesterday. US government uneasy after 'JFK' former East Germany. An international jury headed The Indian Express said by fonner US Secretary of State, Monday'S court decision also WASHINGTON: The cbairnum of the US Senate Intelligence While Barbe was examining her Stasi file, ' she Henry Kissinger, honoured fined the offender, Noor ~ed, found that her daughter, Henriette, now 13, was Mandela and De Klerk for their 500 rupees ($ 19.23), or slightly Commotte called on Thesday for the release of all classified described in a June 22, 1989 letter as being "strongly efforts to end South"Africa's more than the average monthly government files relating to the assassination of president John F pro-western," Stern said. apartheid system of govern­ salary of an Indian labourer. Kennedy. ment. Ahmed's wife, Fatma, told Senator David Boren said in a statement that he knew of no Since early January, the German government has indications that the goyernment was involved in any kind of ploy allowed those victimised by the Stasi, to examine The prize honours "the ac­ the court her husband beat her, tions they have taken to edu­ because she couldnot give him in the assassination, "but it is time to find an appropriate way to their files in Berlin. cate their people toward better 2 000 rupees ($ 77) that he had clear the air." Stern said school officials were under standing mutual comprehension and to demanding there was no ex­ Boren's comments were directed in part at the CIA, which his orders to keep records on all children, who were giving up the prejudices which planation why the trial dragged committe oversees, and came amid renewed discussion of the would have seemed insunnount­ -- on for nine years, but the In­ assassination prompted by the movie "JFK." which portrays a "politically aggressive" and rde them with a special "plot leading to Kennedy's death. Stasi department. - AP able just a few years ago," the dian judicial system is notori­ communique said. - AP ously slow. * Reports from Sapa, Agence France-Presse and Associated Press -

OffER ,,~UD FROM 23/1.- 1/2 - 10 Thursday January 23 1992 . THE NAMIBIAN r " New fishing law Managing unconstitutional? FISHING Commission SchlettWein suggested that He also pointed out that Your chair Bryan O'Linn on dealing with appeals were an current ministry staff could be Tuesday suggested that at administrative burden and "completely illegal" and act­ Money least two aspects of the everything could be left to the ing "ultra vires" in discrimi­ .prop osed fishing law are Ombudsman's office for in­ nating in favour of Namibian Weekly articles to help you with your money, debts against the Constitution. stance. ownership ·and .Narnibian Wednesdays , only in The Namibian. companies. First he hit out at the way the - O 'Lion was scathing in fisheries and marine resources suggesting that Constitutional This is contrary to principles ministry had cut out·any ap­ obligations such as the right to - of the Foreign Investment Act. peals procedure from earlier appeal against administratitive To make them legal, a special Hire purchase a s ra ce drafts, making it even worse decisions constitute' a burden' notice must be published speci­ than the South African acts. or that the Ombudsman had fying that fishing is an excep­ Note: THE NAMIBIAN dining room suite on hire pur-­ '" In case of serious disabil­ Fishing and Manse Resowces the resources or power to re­ tion to other investment op­ SITUATION: chase from Savells Furnishers ity, the manager should get the permanent secretary Calle solve such disputes. portunities. in Roodepoort. He made his fonns from the doctor that prove THIS article is from 'Learn payments regularly until he died. a person' has been disabled. and Teach', a South African Nine days after his death, Again, it is the manager's re­ publication. The advice only his daughter Emma went to sponsibility to give the person THE EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICAN applies when furniture compa­ Savells to hand in her father's the claim fonns to fill in. The nies and other companies sell­ death certificate. The store manag~r must process those INSTITUTE ing goods on credit instalments manager threatened to repos­ fonns. or hire-purchase do have in­ sess the furniture ifEmma did * No-one should threaten the surance on the goods. not make the payments for the relatives of someone who has VACANCIES They do not legally have to amount owed. A few months died with repossession or force The Eastern and Southern Management Institute (ESAMI) an International govern­ take out insurance under the later, Emma lost her job and them to pay money that is owed Credit Agreement Act of 1980, mental management development Institute owned by a number of governments in could not pay the instalments. on the purchase. The mourn­ but a representative ofNictus, When Savells arrived at her Eastern and Southern Africa invites applications from qualified nationals of Eastern ing relatives should be treated one of the largest Namibian home to repossess the furni­ with the respect they deserve. and Southern sub-region for the following posts:- finns, said that in most cases ture, Emma's 00ghb0urs helped '" Salespeople and managers either the company selUng the her to pay the R l 00 so that the should know the rules of hire SPECIALISTS/CONSULT ANTS IN MANAGKMENT furniture does take out insur­ furniture would not be taken purchase and they should ex­ ance or they make sure the DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES AND COORDINATOR IN RE­ away. But the next month she· plain the rules carefully to every customer is already insured. still had .no job, and Savells customer they deal with. SEARCH AND CONSULTANCY They do not normally let you took the furniture. go uninsured. He also said that Emma went to the NBCU to Helpful tips Nictus is always open with its get help. Chibeli says that she 1. PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTIPOLICY ANALYST customers and tells them about 1. Always read a document (ONE) (ESAMIlCFTC) spoke to Savells' head office, carefully and make sure you this insurance. who said the furniture would 2. PORTS AND SIDPPING SPECIALIST understand what it says before be retumed to Emma. The store you sign it. (ONE) (ESAMIlCFTC) COMPANIES cannot make manager, under instructions 2. If you are not sure of 3. COORDINATOR OF RESEARH AND CONSULTANCY you take over the hiIe-purchase from head office, arranged to payments of a relative who something and do not trust the (ONE) (ESAMIlUNDP) deliver the goods and refund salesperson, take the document died. Martha Gordon has found Emma the money she had paid. 4. WIDIWIM EXPERT out what your rights are, and home and ask a friend or rela­ In another case, soon after it (ONE) what you can do if this hap­ tive to read and explain it to Molly Teke died, Triangle you. pens to you ... Furnishers went to her home When you buy something 3. Ask the salesperson ques­ PURPOSE AND SCOPE and forced her pensiooer mother tion such as what will happen on hire purchase, you put down The Specialists/Consultants will be based at Arusha, Tanzainia (ESAMI Hgts) and will to take over her hire purchase if you lose your job or cannot a deposit then agree to pay a payments. be overall in charge of the management and direction of the programmes in their certain amount each month until make the repayments. ChisIina J...ebati was so scared 4. If a relative dies; find out respective areas of specialisation including co-ordination of training, consultancy and you have paid off the full that she made payments every amount. Once you have paid what agreements he or she research activities in their relevant fields under the overall coordination of their m.onth fromher small pension. signed. Make certified copies respective DirectorslHeads of Divisions/Units. the deposit, you can take the She felt that it would be disre­ goods home, but they do not of the death certificate and take spectful if her daughter's things them to every place that your belong to you until they are were taken away. DUTIES AND RESPONSmILITIES fully paid for. relative owed money to. If the For a year and a half, J...ebati manager of the shop is rude Specific Job Descriptions will be issued to the success full candidates but generally the But what if something hap­ paid what she could - a total of pens to the buyer before all the and unhelpful, contact the Specialists/Consultants will be concerned with the following activities:- R800 - until her niece urged company head office. payments are made? her to go to the NBCU. At that Cynthia Chibeli, co-ordina­ 5. Make copies of every let­ Planning, Development, Management and administration of and accountable for time, the amount owed was R5 ter you send and keep letters tor of the National Black Con­ 000. the running of the programmes in their respective areas of specialisation; sumers' Union (NBCU, in you receive. Theycanhelpyou The manager at the store was prove your case. Marketing the products and services of their respective programmes and Johannesburg), says that ev­ unhelpful so Chibeli contacted identifying new market opportunities; ery hire-purchase agreement Triangle Furnishers' head of­ Dictionary that a buyer completes has Initiating collaborative efforts with relevant organisations and donor agencies; fice. "We insisted that they insurance coverage. If anything disability - a disability is an Liasing with each other to ensure team-building and cross-teaching and pay back the money becuase it happens to the buyer, the in­ was their responsibility to illness or injury that affects resourcing. surance company will pay the process the insurance claim, " your life. It may often pre­ company for the loss. Chibeli explains. vent you from working. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: The insurance always cov­ A month later, Triangle repossess - if you repossess ers death and often disability, Furnishers gave Lebali !be R800 something, you take it back. ESAMI will only consider applications from applicants with the following qualifica­ Chibeli says. But she says that that she had paid and allowed certified - if you get a law­ tions and experience:- many companies do not want her to keep all the furniture. their insurance costs to increase, yer or commissioner of oaths to certify a document, they Holders of Masters Degrees and professional qualifications in their relevant so they force the relativ~s to Things to remember . complete the payments. Some- stamp it and sign it to show fields, plus post-training and management experience of no less than 10 years .\Wles the managers make people ..f" * Companies must accept people who read the docu­ at managerial/senior level in a reputable training Institute/organisation or other pay because they do not know the death certificates. It is the ment that it is true. agencies which deal with human resource development management; the rules. store manager's responsibility The posts call for people who are results-orientated with strong professional, Chibeli gave us two examples to give the relatives the claim '" From 'Learn and Teach', Box 556, Johannesburg technical, human relations and conceptual skill. of cases she has dealt with. fcinns to fill in. Then the Lawrence Mbamba of Dob­ company must process these 2000 or telephone 011 sonville, Soweto, bought a forms. 295051/2. T-m REMUNERATION PACKAGE 'T'. ;: successful candidates will join other internationally recruited professional mem- 1 'S of staff whose competitive salaries as provided for under the donor funding s ~ emes are paid in convertible currency initailly on a contract of employmnet for 3 ) <:so In addition to the basic pay they will be entitled to attractive fringe benefits to ·ude gratuity, subsidized medicare, education allowance, insurance, housing and PRETORIA: The South for January, Consumer Coun­ 1991, a factor suggesting an (, oy diplomatic privileges as provided for in the Instruments establishing ESAMI. Mrican Consumer Coun­ cil director Ina Wilken said upward move in the CPL cil said yesterday the wid­ since the PPI (Producer Price The latest available statis­ ) DE OF APPLICATION ening gap between the Index) had been on a down­ tics put the inflation rate on producer and Consumer ward slide for over a year, she foodstuffs at 15,5 per cent, as -ers of applications, accompanies with CV's, photocopies of relevant certificates did not see the reason why the compared to a drop to 7,9 per names and full addresses of three referees should be submitted to the undersigned Price Index should be CPI (Consumer Pric Index) cent in the PPL reversed in the medium to :each him not later than (our weeks from the date of first appearance of this slx>uld not pursue similar trends. There was an average in­ long-term. =rtisement in the press. Midweek reports indicated crease of22,7 per cent in basic a '2:2,7 per cent increase in basic food prices from November Interviewed prior to the re­ food prices for period between 1990 to the same period-last . Director General, ESAMI, P.O. Box 3030, ARUSHA, TANZANIA lease of food price statistics November 1990 to November year. - Sapa -'- -~~-~-----.... -.~ ~ ------~~ ------// THE ' NAMIBI~N .' Thursday January 23 1992 11

OMINISTELI yelongo ya kutha ko oongaku

OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI NOLYASIITI nandjoka lyompungulilo. twa "Oshiholelwa shoka wa li twa adha ko oomeme yane, gandja, ngoye ongOministeli OMAANDAHA ga ziko Oministeli yEIongo nOmitbigul­ Sarti Shekupe, Loide Nillenge, yFlongo, oshi shi ku simanekwa ulwakalo Omusamane Nahas Aogula okwa li a gandja Sairni Shoombe na meme Ju- lela, na otwiinekela kutya omatungo gaali ge na omala gOosikola ge li gaali kehe lia Hamukwaya taya ningi nOoministry dhimwe otadhi ka limwe nela Iimwe lyokupungula iikwasikola mu.kebe omunoko gwosamende noku landula oshiholelwa shoye". Iimwe. gu gandja kOotate yaatungi Kathindi ta pandula Ominis- yopomukunda mPoka ngashi teli yBlongo tate Nahas An- Omatungo kOmukuluntu Omahangano gOkutunga tate Wellem Negumbo, gula. gwOsikola . yopOlyasiiti gOpaumwene oga indilwa wo Fillemon Bmbula, Simon Iip- Oministeli oya li ya pandula Omusamane Teofelus ga tunge omagumbo gaalong­ inge na Thomas Nangundi. epandulo lyBhangano Shikamba, omanga oshigwana isikola pOoseko oshowo Omukuluntusikola gwapO- lyAatunngi yokoNooli Tayi shopomudhingoloko . mpoka pOoprima dhoka oonene tadhi maandi meme Rackellindongo tsikile ko tayi ti kutya, Oopro- naanona yopsikola mpoka sha ka longa okuza poGrade 1 sigo okwa li a nyanyukilwa lela jeke dhika otadhi ka ningwa tala ko tashi ligola nokuham­ 10. iilonga mbyoka tayi longwa. wo koRundu poko Katimamu- belela sho ya pewa oongulu Ta ti kutya otapu ka tungwa Mefano eli, Oministeli Nahas Angula otai yeulula imwe Oshowo oshigwana ashihe. lilo. oombwanawa dhOsikola' pe­ omagumbo ge li 20 gaalongi yomeefikola odo opo da pu okutungwa moshitopolwa Oministeli oyali ya ti kutya Omwaalu gwiimaliwa hala lyamatsali ngoka ya kala pOoseko dhontumba dhi li ne sbOwambo. Oministeli omo i Ii natango moshitopolwa Ooprojeke dhika mbali odhi mbyoka ya tengenekelwa nago etbimbo ele konima 4 lwaampoka olllvula ndjika na sha wo neyambulepo Oprojeke ndjoka yOmahangllDO okutala onghalo yeefikola moukwalukesbe. Omafano yOngulusikola yawo sho ya 1992. lyBmona lyoshilongo na otadbi Omatungi gOpaumwene oyi li . aesbe:OSWALD SIllVUTE. mbonyonenwepo mu Apilili • Osbifo osba li mmo kutya ma gandjaiiloogakaakalimo.Okwa Omamilijona R9,6, omanga momumvo 1987 petbimbo pOoseko tadhi landula otapu li e dhi pandula noonkondo myoka ya tengenekelwa iilonga Erastus Shipen a a hulitha lyiita. ka tungwa omagumbo gatano omolweitulomo lyawo na okwa yomatungo kAakwashigwana Oministeli oya li ya thin­ 5 pukehe yimwe, odho nee li e dhi pula dhi kale nokulon- yoyene momikunda yi li Tatekulu Erastus Shipena,62, a zile mmomukunda dikilwakugumwe gwomaawi­ Uukule, Haimbili Haufiku, gela kumwe nokuulika uunongo R520,OOO,OO. Onavivi mOmbalantu okwa bulithila mOshipangelo liki Aakuluntu mOshikondo Onesi nOngandjera. wadho mokati koshigwana. Oshifo shika sho sha li sha . sba Wmduka eti 19 Januali 1992 konima wuuvu wethimbo sbElongo mOndangwa Omusa­ Oministeli oya ti kutya Oministeli oya li ya tseyitha popi nayamwe mboka taya miipangelo, ngaasbi unene okukala ta pangwa mane Gervasius Tshiguwo, pomahala geli 69 gOosikola mo sha yela kutya. shi na sha 10ngo iilonga yomatungo, oya Oshowo kOmuunganeki otapu ka tungwa omala goo­ Mosbipangelo sha Kamhaku mOmbalantu. Okuza nokutunga oosikola dhoka li ya ti kutya oya panda iilonga gwOprojeke yOmatungo sikola ge li 170. mOkambaku okwa falwa kOsbipangelokoWinduk a eti oonene, ngaashi dhoka dhO- mbika. Oya hala okulonga Omusamane Gabriel Marino Shi na sha nuundjugo 24.12.1991 boka a ka manena oondjenda dhe Osoon­ paungomba nOoseko. nena opu neendelelo, ibe iilongithomwa. Castro, Omukuluntu wokuholamena, Oministeli oya daha ya zi ko. na okupulwa Ootendera ano ngashi iipilangi okuningitha gwOsbikondo sbIilonga omusa­ ti kutya shika nasho osho naana Tatekulu Shipena okwa thiga ko Omukulukadhi gwe nOyana omahangano omanene ogo ge omitenge niipeleki oyo ashike mane F. Hossaini na Meme oshinenenima mOprojeke ye moka mwa kwatelwa Omunangeshefa Bliakim Shipena naatekulu: dhi tunge. kayi endelela okuya. Hossaini ngoka e li gumwe ndjika na otaku ka siwa Omusamane Nekondo okwa ti kutya efumbiko lya tatekulu Konima sho Oministeli ya Omutalelishikandjo oshiti- gwomaathaneki yomatungo. oshimpwiyu kehe posikola Shipena otali ningwa mOlyomakaya twa uka eti 26.01.1992 mana okupopya. Kakukutupon- tatu omusamane Engelbert Oshowo ku Amushangand­ pukale okandjugo nenge pOmuulukila. Oshifo shetu otashi gandja omahe~eleko kAak- gololi gwOoprojeke dhika Atshipara ngoka a li a ende jayi gwBhangano ly­ uundjugo wokuholamena. washipena, ookuume nokoonakuthigwa po atuhem. . omusamane Gabriel Marin pamwe nOministeli mEtiyali Opaumwene lyAatungi moNo­ Shi na sha niinima yOosikola Bfumbiko lya hailwa Lisias Ndjene gwomomukunda Onnrulukila Castro okwa li a gandja ekwa- lya ziko mOshikandjotaleli she, oli yaNanubia NANCO 0IlUlsa­ mbyoka ya kala hayi yakwa po mOmbalantu ngoka a manene oondjendlf dhe eti 8.01.1992, olya telokumwe lyIilonga yOopro- ongula yohela okwa li a mane Ben Kathindi oshowo oomvula dhayi Oministeli oya ningwa naie eti 12.01.1992 pOlftUulukila. Lisias okwa thiga ko jeke dhika nokugandja wo lombwele oshifo shika kutya, kaanambelewa yamwe ti kutya. kehe Posikola otapu meme gwe Hileni Shekuhinda naamwayina yaheyali. Omulekeneno . ngoka gwa Oministeli oya li ya talelepo nokAatoolinkundana. ka tungwa wo oondjugo pumbiwa mokugwanitha po Oosikola ngashi, Okapya, Manga Oministeli inayi ya dhokupungula . iikwasikola iilonga mbika. Ombundarnuti, Oshindete. John molweendo oya li ya lombwele nosho tuu opo yaa yakwe po Otaku tengenekwa kutya Shekudja na Tulihongeni. Omulongisikola a aatoolinkundana mOshakati we. Oprojeke ndjoka ya thikama Atshiparaokwatikutyapoma- kutya. yo oye ya nelalakano Oministeli tayi tsikile ko tayi maakalimo yi ka pewe hala apehe mpoka Oministeli lyokutala nokutsa omukumo ti kutya, okwa moria kutya yahwa·nepakolw a edhina,BLIVATBLO PROJ- oya li ya gandja omatungo Oprojeka ndjoka yokutunga Aakuluntu yOosikola dhomo­ Oosikola momikunda moshi­ mikunda oshowo Aakuluntu­ BCT nenge TULIPAMWBR omapekAakulUDtusikolayaam- OpoUsl oya tseyltblla oshlfo shika mOshakati kutya, omu- topolwa dhoka dhi na okupin­ sikola mboka yopevi nAam­ PROJECT. poka noshigwana otashi pan- longlslkola omugundjuka gwedhlna Sbllml Johannes Helta gena po oondjugo dhoosikola boka haya longo mepongololo Amushanagandjayi gwBhan- dula noonkondo sho aanona gwokOtamanzi mOngaridJera noha longo poTamanzi Corn- dhomatsali naadhoka dha lyOosikola dhoka kaye na gano lyaatungi yOpaumwene yawo taya zi mo momatsali. bined School, ongulohi yeti 20.01.1992 okwa yahwa nondjembo tungwa nuupeleki noniiti oombelewa niikwathitho Onrus~ Ben KaIhindi okwa Oministeli onkee ngaa tayi yepakolwa. Oholo oya plta mokooko kwokolumoho nomokug- yoyene. yokolela, onkee okwa uvaneka li a pandula lela tagu pu mo, tsikile netalelopo negandjo ulu kwokolumoho. Pethlmbo ndika Helta oku U tapangwa Oministeli yBlongo pehala lyomatungo moshitopolwa. mOshipangelo sbEpangelo mOshakati nonkalo ye anuwa oyl Okwa lombwela aaniifo kutya kutya. ayihe mbika otayi ka moshitopolwa ashihe shA­ tulwa po pOosikola dhoka. Oministeli tayi endulula Bhangano lyawo olya pandula Inspector J osef Ekandjo ta lombwele oshlfo shika, ongula wambo omu na omatungo nenge noonkondo sho Oministeli ya yohela. kutya, kakele kOmahangano 1~~~~tatiku~r~~!!!!!!!~~_§lln~~~h~w~e~p~O~'~O~P~O~&~I~o~ta~y~l~k~OO~~~k~o~~~o~~~~m~:a~Shi~:ka;':C:hi:~ uutungo mOOka womatsli nosho monene aatungi yawo iilonga, gOkutunga gOpaumwene . tu wu li 1700 na ou na okupin­ unene tuu mboka yOmoshito­ moshigwana, Oshikondo she genwa po nOmatungo gokolela polwa sha Ndangwa nosha onkee tashi ka tsikila nokutsa ngoka ge na okutungwa kOma­ Shakati, mbyoka yi li mewi­ omukumo aakwashigwana hangano gOmatungo liko lyomulumentu a pyokoka yomomikunda opo yiiyambe gOpaumwene gAakalimo nawa Gabriel Marino Castro. nokutunga omatungo gOosikola oshowo kaakalimo yoyene Kathindi ta lombwele Ominis­ yoyene. Taya pewa iimpum­ momikunda. Okwa ti kutya teli kuiya omahangano biwatungitho kEpangelo yo taya iilonga mbika ngele oya ende gAatungi yOpaumwenengoka kongo aatungi momikunda nawa otashi ka kwata oomvula ge li kohi yBhangano lyawo nomomidhingoloko dhawo ya ne 4 opo omatsali agehe ga ly Aatungi li 20 oge li giipya­ tunge yoyene oondjugo dhoo­ se kale ga pingenwa po kOongulu kidhila nokutunga omatungo sikola dhaanona yawo. Opo ya dhoosikola oombwanawa. gOosikola ge li 10, ano omala tule iilonga mbika pokati yo Kakele . kaashoka Oministeli goosikola ge li 24 nomagumbo nOmahangano gAatungi inayi lila okathima koluko, oye gaalongi ge li 10 moshitopolwa. yOpaumwene. shi popi mo sha yela kutya; Ta ti kutya, ha Hangano ashike oonzo kadhi po ngaa lwanawa Kosikola yokOlyasiiti lyaatungi tali mono mo opo oompumbwe adhihe dhika mUukwaluudhi· otwa adha ko uuwanawa megandjo lyiilonga dhi tsakanithwe po, ihe ota ka nale omatungo gaali ga thikama mbika, me naakwashigwana wo kondja shi wapale. Okwa in­ ga kola nawa ga tungwa kOma­ otaya mono mo iilonga uunene dile elongelokumwe lyaak­ hangano gOpaumwene. Iilonga tuu pomahala gOosikola. washigwana nOocoontraka oya li mewiliko lyAasamane Aakwashigwana nayo wc oye dhopaumwene dhomoshigwana ngashi Michael Heitha na na ompito ya gwana mokun­ dhiitule mo meyambulepo Mathias Hango. Omanga ingaomatokolo shi na sha lyOprojeke ndjika opo.aanona Kosikola ya Omaandi ho~ nampoka tapu tungwa Osikola OUNONA vahapl' vokosbipolwa sbOwambo osbo bava fikola moitwambe ya fa osbo: ya kwathelwe noya kuthwe Aakwashigwana oyo yene kuyo. Oshi li lela eyambulepo omolwomhumbwe yeengulu dof'lkola. Oministeli yEbongo, Nahas Angula, oku h moluhepo moka yeli moo yiikwatela Iro nokutunga etungo lyemona lyoshilongo. Kathindi paife mOwambo okuyeulula dimwe domeengulu dofikola odo da tungwa moule lyOsikola li na omala gaali Oministery oya ti kutya ta ti. womafiku a dja ko kepangelo, kovadali nokomahangano opaumwene. 12 Thursday January 23 1992 THE NAMIBIAN Wees versigtig vir Outjo-ontsnappers

DIE polisie het weer 'n versoek tot inwoners gerig om uiters versigtig te wees vir twee van die sewe mans wat op die naweek van 10 J anuarie uit polisieaanhouding op Outjo ontsnap het. Die versoek is veral gerig aan inwon­ ers van die Outjo, Kamanjab, Tsumeb en Otjiwarongo streke. AlldreasAi-Aseb(24) en verlede week bekend gemaak J ohannes Koper(24) was beide dat die mans in twee groope in aanhouding vir gwapende verdeel het wat in verskillende roof. Hulle word as uiters rigtings begin beweeg het. 'n gevaarlik beskryf en is in die Herarrestasie het op daardie verlede deur die polisie in boeie oomblik' binne bereik voor­ gehou. Die publiek word ver­ gekom maar die polisie onder.­ sook om Die self te probeer om sook is gestrem deur die ter­ die mans te anesteer Die. rein waarin die ontsnaptes hul Die verwagting is dat beide beviod het en geeneen is weer hierdie ontsnaptes sal probeer gevange geneem Die. om vuurwapens te bekom deur *Die polisie het ook vir die te steel. eerste twee dae van die week Persone wat weet waar hier­ 42 voorvalle van huisbraalc, die prisoDiers hul bevind of 'n vier gesteelde motorvoortuie, vermoede van hul teenwoor­ vyf verkragtings en drie moorde digheid het word ook versook aangeteken. om onverwyld met hul naaste Maandag het 'n seun van Die staatspresident tydens gister se ontmoeting groet een van die lede van die Chinese afvaardiging. Nujoma het polisiekantore in verbinding te dertien jaar iodie omgewing veral China bedank vir die hulp wat die bevrydingstryd vanaf China ontvang het voor ooafbanklikheid. tree. '.' van Gobabis ' 'n haelgeweer Die sewe mans het op 10 afgevuur en io die proses 'n J anuarie uit die polisieselle op ander seun van agt gedood. Outjo ontsnap na hulle die Katrina Awases(61) is die seltralies met 'n ystersaag volgende dag in dieselfde streek deurgesaag het. Kort na die op 'n plaas met 'n knopkierie China nog groot ontsnapping het die polisie in en 'n sambok doodgeslaan. Britse grondlegger van weermag terug vriend van Mrika DIT is kommer-wekkend dat die gaping tossen die lande na eie land van die suide en die van die noorde besig is om groter te raak. Die ryk lande raak ryker en die armes armer het PETER Mueshihange, Minister van Verdediging, het Qiun Qichen, die Buitelandse Minister van China, gis­ oolangs Brigadier Tony Ling wat vir die afgelope twin­ ter in 'n openbare lesing by die Akademie gese. tig maande betrokke was by die vorming van 'n nuwe Qichen het 'n gehoor van nent geteister deur hoogersnood, weermag in Namibie vaarwel geheet. ongeveer 140 bestaande uit stygende skulde en ander Brigadier Ling was die bevelvoorder van die Britse hulpgroep politieke leiers, ministers, probIeme. wat die taak gehad het om na onafhanklikheid te help met die studente en lede van die diplo- Qichen se die versterking vestiging van 'n weermag in die land. matieke kOlpS toogespreek van bande met Afrika en ander Mueshihange se Ling was verantwoordelik vir die suksesvolle Die verarming van die suide derdewereldlande is een van integrasie van voormalige lede van PLAN en die SWAGM wat het verlede jaar gelei tot die die hookstene van die Chinese 'voor onafuanklikheid vyande was. Hy het dit as een van die byvoeging van vier nuwe lande buitelandse beleid. grootste bydraes van Ling in hierdie land beskryf. tot die lys van mins-o~lde Olina het baie ondersteuning Hy het Ling ook be dank vir die waardevolle inligting en lande. Die getal van die armste gegee aan die ~- lande se vaardighede wat hy oorgedra het aan die nuwe weermag. lande ter wereld het tot 46 stryd teen imperialisme, kolo- Dit is 'n bewys van die brigadier se PfQfessionele vaardigheid gestyg. Dialisme, rassisme en he- en diplomatieke verfyndheid, het hy gese. Mueshihange het Qichen het die le sing ge- gemonisme. In die Iaaste -tyd tydens die geleentheid 'n boog en 'n stel pyle aanLing oOIhandig. lewer oor die buitelandse beIeid het die land ook ondersteuning Hy se 'n pyI-en-boog word tradisioneelinNamibie gesien as 'n van China en hoe dit Afrika gegee aan voorstelle deur Af- teken van militere vooruitgang en oorl~ is in die verlede beslis raak. rika om skuldverligting. op grond vanhoeveel 'n kryger besit en hoe effektief hy dit kan Hy se Afrika was veronder- Daar is rentevrye lenings gebruik. stel om een van die meer wel- gegee aan meer as veertig Hy het die brigadier genooi om in die tookoms te onthou hy is gesteIde kontinente te wees Afrika-Iande en meer as vyfucn- altyd welkom om by enigeen van die ontspanningsoorde in die weens sy ryk natuurlike derd projekte is ook in Afrika land 'n besoek kom af te le. hulpbronne en die hardwerk- voltooi. endheid van sy inwoners, maar In die laaste paar jaar het die is vandag deur baie jare van samewerking op verskillende plundering deur imperialisme vlakke tussen China en Afrika en koloDialisme verander in voortdurend toogeneem. Daar SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE die armste gedeelte van die was ook gereelde' bilaterale Wereld. ooreenkomste tussen die twee Na onafuanklikheid het die lande en in die laaste jaar al- The public Is Informed that NAMIBIA CON­ meeste van die lande gebuk leen het nege Afrika-Ieiers, TRACT HAULAGE (N C H) Is selling used gegaan onder die ou ioterna- insIuiteride die eerste minister . Qian Qichen, Buitelandse Minister van China arriveer vehicles as from Tuesday January 14 1992 sionale ekonomiese orde. As Hage Geingob, suksesvolle bJ«lie Staatshuis vir 'n ontmoetingmet die Namibiese till the end of the month. These vehicles are gevolghiervan word die konti- besooke aan China gebring. Sfktspresident, Sam Nujoma. at Brakwater and Ondangua and the sale will be conducted on a first come, first served basis. Nog reaksie op rassevoorval Customers are Invited to contact Mr Ilthembu TERWYL daar teenstrydige Die saak van die meisie is sediskriminasie voorkom moot sionale versoening le 1aat slaag. and Mr Kashume at the 'following telephone weergawes van wat werldik met nog Die deeglik ondersook Die -dit beslis teegegaan word. Ver- Die demonstrasie sal more 33424 o.~ 229~71 during wo.rklng 'hours. Elvisine Tjimbundu gebeur het en daar bestaan 'n groot ver- sook moet aan die leiers gerig omstreeks tienuur in die Katu­ aan die orde van die dag is skil tussen wat sy se en wat word om toe te sien dat hierdie tura gemeenskapsentrum be­ cu srO~ERS , COMENOW !,NO GET YOUR­ word 'n protesoptog vir vandag skoolhoofde daaroor te se het. omstandighede me voortduur gin. Die voorval waarin die beplan teen die voorval ver­ Wat gese word is in baie gevalle Die. meisie deur 'n skoolseun of SE~f' ~, .: ' lede week wa~ 'n swart ook Die konsekwent Die. Nasionale versooning, s'e seUDS aangerarld is het wyd AVOLVO . \ _:~ meisie deur 'n wit skoolseun Daar was Dinsdag 'n ver- Nambinga, Iyk deesdae na reaksie ontlok. Baie van die A SCANIA of seUDS by 'n skool in Acade­ gadering in Katutura waar so lafuartigheid van die regering reaksies hel die optrede in ·mia aangerand is en soortge­ . 'n optog beplan is en skool- , aangesien dit as 'n een- beginsel verwerp maar daar AM/BENZ lyke ander gevalle van ras­ leerlinge het uitnodigings rigtingproses verstaan word. bestaan nog teenstrydighede A OAF sediskriminasie wat nog in die ontvang om aan die vergader- Dit is deesdae diegene wat aangesien die volle waarheid ATATA · land voorkom. Daar bestaan ing deel te neem. in die verlede gely het wat alle rondom die kwessie nog Die 'op A KRAZ· ·· p og Die baie, duide!ikhe,id oor Jeremia Nambinga, Hoof van . pogings om aanwend om te die lappe gebring is Die. Ampte­ t "'. . owie werklmvir die 1?eplaiUling die Swapo 'streekskimtoor vir ~ - versi:>en, se Nambinga, en wil nare van die niinisterie is nog ASIZU van die protes' verantwoorde­ 'sentraal het gister. op navraag'. weet waarom die verontregdes besig met 'n ondersoek om AN IFAetc. ' lik is- Die. gese, indien gevalle van ras- 'alleen moef probeer om na- agter die waarheid te kom. J THE NAMIBIAN Thursday January 23 1992 13

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Tel Kitchen, bathroom, TV room TEL: Prescllla 31208 or 42177 & veranda with ceramic Professionals only. tnes. 34177 (w) intl entry Tel: S2Ci38 Suzette 43901 Radio page ,52222 43857(h) TV room flttec,t with 'ven­ TO RENT- 52222 (Radio page) JO~BURG: News of ezlan blinds. unity ,among South Africa's KHOMASDAL EXT. 5 athletics bodies was greeted SUNRIDGE R170000 . Telephone 215811 - Omce with excitement and caution (HOCHLANDPAAK) hours~ by the counlly's leading man­

'\<, .,. . • 3Bedrooms agers and trainers on Mon­ • 2 bathrooms day, as they prepare their 3 Bedroom KHOMASDAL • Study athletes for the international 1 and a half bathroom THE Namibian is published PRIMARY SCHOOL Garage • Loungeand by the Free Press of Namibia, arena Pending South Africa's ,. Dining room URGENTLY acceptance by the International R 500 42JdmMeinertSm:et, Wmd­ • Big Kitchen with built hoek. Editor: Owen Lister. NEEDS the services of a Amateur Athletics Federation (Water and Electricity in cupboards Printed by John Meinert (Ply) physical , education (lAAF) in Mexico City on inCluded) • Lock-up garage Limited, Sttibel Street, Wind­ January 23 and 24 - seen by • Bachelor Oat teacher for boys. Contact Levi at hoek. Tel: (061) 36970; Fax: Phone many as a fonnality - South 3072133 (061) 33980. PO Box 20783, Africa's cream will be on dis­ Phone Hannl at Windhoek. 2H292 (School) play internationally as early Tel: 228638 34305 (Home) as March. THE ,NAMIBIAN" Thursday January 23 1992 ~1 5 AmaziitgGhana" positive against Nigeria..

INCREDIBLE, amazing, two matches make him the brilliant, out of this world tournament's leading scorer. - the commentator at the Pele the· The match winner goes sparsely populated Friend­ through to Sunday finals, ship Stadium in Dakar meeting either Cameroon or Ivory Coast, which also play could barely contain him­ man to their semi-final today. self. * See story elsewhere. He was among 8 000 privi­ leged witnesses when Ghana­ Squads: ian superstar Abedi Pele scored watch ... Ghana - goalkeepers: Edward a goal comparable with the Ansah, Salifu Ansah; AbUkari gem Diego Maradona produced freeze when they play against Damba. against England in the 1986 us." ,Defenders:' Nii Darko Ankrah; World Cup finals. It is an assertion quickly Frimpong Manso, Emmanual The only difference was that dismissed by the NIgerian camp. Ampeah, Kwesi Appiah, Maradona chose the right touc:h~ Despite having' their confi­ Emmanuel Armah, Antyony line as his launching pad, while dence battered in a tough quar­ Baffoe, Isaac Asare. Pele danced down the left, terfinal match by Zaire last Midfielders: Abe4i Pele, dribbling past defenders be­ Sunday, the Nigerians are Stanley Abroah; Mohamed fore cutting inside and thump­ convinced they have the mak­ Gargo, Opoku Nii, Nii Odar­ ing the ball into the Congolese ing of a championship-winning 'tey Lamptey. net. side after two consecutive Strikers: Anth~>ny Yeboah, Today, at the same venue, runners-up places. Richard Naawu, Ali Ibrahim, Pele holds the key to the Africa , "Ghana are a very good side, Sarfo Gyamfi, Kofi Abbrey, Nations's Cup semi-final be­ but we are better," said Nige­ Yaw Preko, Prince Polly Opoku. tween the Black Stars and fierce rian captain Stephen Kesbi, who Coach: Otto Pfister (Germany). regional rivals, the Super Eagles turns 30 today. "My teanunates Nigeria - goalkeepers: Alloy of Nigeria. have already promissed me an Agu, David, Ngodigha, Ike Pele, who plays for French extra-special birthday present." Sorunmi. club Marseille, was voted 1991 In their last match on Nige­ Defenders: Ajibade Babalade, African Footballer of the Year, rian ground in Lagos last year, Uche Okechukwu, Abdul and he has used the 18th edi­ the two countries drew 0-0. Aminu, Augustine Eguaven, tion of the finals to demon­ But today's match at Daka·'s Stephen Ke shi , Reuben strate his vast array of skills. Amitie Stadium promises a feast Agboola, Nduka Ugbade. The match pits the only two of attacking play. Midfielders: Thomson Oliha, teams with a 100 percent rec­ Ghana will rely on their Ene Okon, Mutiu Adepoju, ord in the tournament, and ,inspirational captain Abedi FridayElcpo, George Finidi. resurrects a traditional west 'Pele' Ayew, whose brilliant Strikers: Rilshid Yekini, Dotun African rivalry. individual goal saw them Alatishe, Friday Elador, Emeka If Ghana can boast of Pele, through against Congo in Ezeogu, Victor Ikpeba, 10n­ wonder boy Nii Lamptey and Monday's quarterfinals. athanAkpoborie, SamsonSta­ GHANAIAN captain Abedi Pele will be the aspiration of the west African national sia. against Nigeria in their Africa Nations Cup semi-final clash today. German-based striker Anthony Nigeria's hopes are pinned ' Yeboah. The Nigerians have on giant striker Rachidi Yekini, Coach: Clemence WesteIhoof TraOl'e, is the most fonnidable awesome strength, lightning whose three goals in the last (Holland). in the tournament. speed and a meticulous Dutch he successfully gambled with fashion with a 3-0 drubbing of * Meanwhile, the NBC has coach. several of the generation of defending champions Algeria announced that Sunday's Af­ The two nations qualified "Indomitable lions;" like Hans ' last week. rica Nations final will be broad­ for the two-week tournament Agbo, Roger Feutmba and Guy But they looked clumsy in cast live on NBC TV. from the same preliminary Tapoko. the last two matches. They Exclusive coverage of this group last year, with Ghana The ploy threw Senegal off needed extra time to eliminate competition will start at 17h30 topping the standings and their game plan and might be Zambia in Monday's quarter­ with highlights of the third place Nigeria finishing second. repeated in today's semifinal finals, although they were play-off, followed by full "We always seem to have against the enigmatic Ivorians. without injured strikers loel coverage of the final, which the edge on them," said Gha­ Ivory Coast has never be­ Tiehe and Youssouf Fofana and kicks off at 18hOO. naian defender Tony Baffoe. fore reached a final in the tour­ the suspended Didier Otokote. For those who do not have "For some reason they always nament, despite repeated signs That trio is expected to be television, the Franco-Namib­ of promise, and are hoping to back today to boost a team ian Cultural Centre is just the break the drought here. whose frontline, consisting of place to be. The first and sec­ India The team started in brilliant Fofana, Tiehi and Abdoulaye ond semi-finals ofthechampi­ onships will be screened at lShOO and 20hOO today. hit by The service is totally free of charge and the address of the •• • , centre is 1 Mahler Street, just near the intersection with TV 1l1Jurles More Street, opposide the the old NBC TV Building, in SYDNEY: India received Windhoek West. (Tel.225672). mixed news on the injury Sunday's final will also be front on Monday, the eve screened at 18hOO. of their crucial World. Series Cup match against Australia at the Sydney Britain could Crick~t.Ground. Wicket-keeper Kiran More be first was ruled , out with a pulled thigh muscle but experienced LONDON: Britain could all-rounder Ravi Shastri was be the first country to cleared to play, team officials ,compete against South said. Shastri missed India's six­ Afiica since the 1960 Rome wicket loss to the West Indies Olympics. in Brisbane on Saturday be­ cause of a thigh muscle strain. The B ritish Athletic Federa­ India needs to win one ofits tion said it would send a team last two World Series Cup for warm-weather training arid games to qualify for a finals possibly a match with the berth against Australia. Republic at Cape Town on May India held a three-point lead 23-24. The move follows Sun­ over the West Indies before day's decision by two of the the Christmas break, but vic­ three' racial groups in South tories on successive days last Africa, the black and white or­ weekend put the West Indies ganisations, to form a single one point ahead ofIndia. India governing body. has a game in hand. CAMEROON will pit their hopes to reach their third ,' If 'you"'h ave any' sport n-ews, tips or'views .; Africa Nations C\lP fmal on Francois Omam-Biyik one of their stars during the 1990 World Cup Finals in Italy. contact Conrad An~ula at Tel: (061) 36970 ',~ ,

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Cameroon ainls .for third African title

THE 18th edition of the African Cup of~ations tourna­ ment is a swan song for veteran soccer campaigners, Cameroon, whose aging team helped the country to the 1990 World Cup finals. Victory in today's semifinal Kunde, Pouis-Paul Mfede anp against the Ivory Coast would captain Stephen Tiitaw are set put them just one match away to retire from international from a third African title. competition after Sunday's It will probably be the final finals. appearance for many of the And French-born coach players, who helped win Philips Redon has made no Cameroon two previous Afri­ secret of his desire to intro­ can Nations Cup finals and a duce younger talent into the place in the last World Cup team. quarterfinals in Italy. In Sunday's quarterfinal ORLANDO Pirates Ernest 'Botsotso' Makhanya in the Players like Joseph-Antoine match against hosts, Senegal, thick of thinks against Moroka Swallows during the Bell, at 37 the oldest player in lwisa Charity Soccer Spectacular at the FN~ Stadium the tournament, Emmanuel contiDt~ed on page 15 on Saturday. Swallows won 3-2.

And vows to start with a bang...

CONRAD ANGULA

NAMIBIAN champions, Eleven Arrows, will be hosting their annual season-opening soccer tournament to be competed at the Kuisebmond Stadium in Walvis Bay this coming weekend. The R5 OOO-strong event, Arsenal, in the preliminary won twice by Arrows in the round of the League Winners first two years before Namib tournament on February 8. Woestyn took the honours last Arrows, who have already '. year, has since became the thrashed the BaSotho's 3-1 traditional opener to the do­ during a pre-Caf tournament mestic soccer league. arranged for league winners in Most teams, especially'from Botswana late last year, are the Premier League and the expected to have less prob­ Namibian Western Soccer lems from the hosts. League (NWSL), have since But Samaria sounded very made it their tradition to "test" cautious when approached to new players out at this spec­ comment on his team's chances tacular soccer event. in Lesotho. Windhoek and Tsumeb have "TIns a different champion­ also not failed to be repre­ ship and will be played at a sented in the event, although different venue in Lesotho. mostly by combined teams Arsenal will obviously enjoy comprised by the top players homeground advantage and from the various local teams. their fans will be out there in However, Arrows - who have thousands to boost their mo­ only 16 days left before they rale and anything can happen, " will start with their campaign the Arrows official said. in the Africa Champions Cup Samaria also said that his w~ they face Arsenal from players have already forgotten J..esotho, have warned that they , about their victory in Botswana are outto win their tournament and that everyone has promis­ back this season. sed to give it real go this time. "We know that we are the "The players are more then target of most of of the teams ready for the Lesoth6 match. in the competition and, being And, hopefully, they will start the defending league champi­ to show what can be expected ons, will make things even from them during our tourna­ difficult for. 1herefore, we don't ment this weekend," he said. expect mercy from anyone this Arrows chances of winning , weekend, but the same counts the tournament might, how­ for our opponents," said Killa ever, be dampened by defend­ Samaria, the team's chairper­ ing champiQIls Namib Woe­ son. styn, who have proved to be a Samaria has also warned that very strong force in the west­ to them (Arrows) the tourna­ ern region in the past three A'SMALL DEPOSIT ment will act as a kind of a seasons . !r IZl ALLOWS YOU TO . ,preparation period "as we plan Woestyn have the funny QJS~ I_I LAY-BYE 'ANYTHING nOt to disappoint our fans vmen tendency of being at their very CARE UIIE r;;;:;;l IN OUR STORES. we take of for Lesotho," he best whenever playing at the _231100 ~ ' IT'UASYt TOUFRH said. coast and their formjust seem ,Arrows are expected to travel to slump the moment their put ,to Maseru, the capital ofLeso­ 'tho, to face local champions, ,continued on page 14 " ••• nIIU.KlfWl4OttU/1