• TODAY: SWAPO BUYS R1 ,9m FARM * DR KAIRE MBtJENDE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN SMASH'· SUPER SPORT· .
MAJOR EDUCATION R RMSPLANNED Com,prehensive· Pl-oposals ~ unveiled to combat crisis, and stnash. ',wall of racism'
DAVID LUSH
THE GOVERNMENT intends to open a R25 million "nerve centre" from which to launch its reform assault on the· education system. Appealing for .. substantial: ' aid women; and contributions for the centre, Educa * the diversion of all new resources tion Minister Nahas Angula said the into "disadvantaged" . schools - National Institute for Education schools catering for the black com Development (NIED) will be the munity and those in rural areas . ., 'nerve centre for educational refonn, However, money remains the big curriculum development, production deciding factor. "We are ...appealing of learning materials, language re to private companies. intcl1lIl.tional search and development, and the in orgaltisations, governments and in service training of educational lead dividuals to assist us with educa BOwiNG OUT: Outgoing president of the Namibian National Teachers' Union (Nantu) Marco ers" . tional resources to deal with the cri Hausiku receiving honorary membership of the World Confederation for Organisations of the The NIED is to be set up at Oka sis of education in black schools," Teaching Profession (WCOTP) from WCOTP president Dr Joseph Itotoh at Nantu's first national handja and mining company CDM said the Minister. congress. Picture by David Lush. (For further conference stories, see page 3) has already pledged a "substantial Angula left his audience in no doubt contribution " to tpe project. about the extent of this crisis. He said Opening the first annual congress Namibia's classrooms had a 25-30 of the Namibian National Teachers' per cent annual drop-out rate; each Swapo buys farm Union (Nantu), Angula outlined other year 100 000 children failed to get proposals for refonning and upgrad school places; and an annual expen ingNamil?ia's education system 1hese diture of R3 900 for every white included: pupil compared with R300 per black .for Rl,9 million * A massive classroom-building student. It was essential to fully inte THE Cabinet has approved the programme; 2 500 classrooms at an grate Nanubian education and its ad draft budget proposals by Fi estimated cost of R25 million; ministration if children's basic learn nance Minister Dr Otto Herrigel Nujoma assures farmers it will be 'productive' . * the launch of a "comprehen ing needs were to be met. and has mandated him to pres sive" in-service teacher training "This is the process of breaking programme by September - "resources down the iron-curtain of racial and ent the budget in Parliament on AFTER visiting a Swapo farm, recently bought for Rl,9 million, Juiy 6. permitting" ; etlmic barriers in education," said This was announced by the Min Namibian President Sam Nujoma allayed fears at a meeting of * an adult education programme Angula. "The wall of racism in istry of information and Broad 'white' farmers in the Grootfontein district, saying Swapo would aimed at "meeting the educational casting on Friday. utilise the farm as a "productive enterprise" and not to train needs of disadvantaged racial groups, Continued on page 3 The Cabinet has also decided to "security guards". rural communities, girls and young activate the Public Service Com mission immediately. President Nujoma, who travelled said to an ovation from the farming " The Prime Minister has been to Grootfontein in a Lear jet to ad community, produced , 'the best beef For the best in quality and service instr ucted to make proposals In dress Kenyan troops about to leave in the world". Nujoma also called on this regard to Parliament when Namibia, also paid a visit to the farm farmers to both train and pay their let us develop and print your colour It resumes on July 3," a state De Rust, recently purchased by workers well. In reply to questions ment by the Ministry said. Swapo 's commercial arm. about the farm bought by Swapo, he film and you can have a: It. was also announced that the The property, which formerly be told farmers that .. security person Cabinet has appointed Dr longed to Bernie Miller, is located in nel" would not be trained there. The FREE Hlesbler and the Permanent the Grootfontein district and consists farm would be managed as a " pro Secretar y of the Agriculture of 1 100 hectares, 600 on which ductive enterprise" , he emphasized. * Film M inistry, V Nghipondoko, as maize is grown. Hanekom said it was believed that director s to represent the gov Nujoma toured the fann on Satur about six per cent of farm land in * Foto file PLUS ernment on the South West Af day and later told a meeting of farm Namibia was owned by absentee rica Meat (Swam eat) Corpora ers, organised by Ian Engelbrecht on landlords. * Photo Album tion board for the period J une 1 his fann Hoba, that Swapo had bought On the question of nationalisation, 1990 to M ay 31 1993. the farm to show that the party could he said the Government would first Further, the Cabinet has in be " productive". make use of totally unused land, such structed the -Director-General of Both he and Agriculture Minister as in eastern and western Ovambo the Plan ning Commission, .Dr Gert Hanekom spoke to approximately and Kavango, befcre resorting to gerhard botha Zed Ngavir ue, to follow up on 50 fanners from ·the district. nationalisation of farmland. pledges made a t the donors' Nujoma emphasised the Govern On the question of an increase in photography conference in New York by ment's policy of reconciliation, and the maize price, Hanekom said both 44 KAISER STREET commencing immediate negotia also spoke briefly onnationalisation. the farmers and their needs had to be Farmers were also given the oppor taken into account as well as the PO BOX 21907 tions with all those who pledged WINDHOEK a3sistance "in order to ensure a tunity to ask questions. needs of consumer~, before such a His attitude towards the farming step was undertaken. He invited fann balance between undeqlledged Tel (061 ) 3-5591it and overpledged sectors". community was described by observ ers to present their cases to him at ers as "positive" and Namibia, he any time. 2 M(i}Flday duly 2 ·1-990
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EAST. BERLIN • East and West Germany merged their economies yesterday, a milestone on the road to political unification after 45 years of post-war division. BONN - West Gennany made clear that after the unification of the two Gennan economies it would press for full union of the fatherland as swiftly as possible. East Germany adopted West Ger many inefficient East German com well. many's deutschemark currency and panies into bankruptcy, triggering On the stroke of midnight, cham JERUSALEM - Israeli parliament speaker. Dov Shilansky, who survived the Nazi free-market system at midnight (2200 high unemployment before growth pagne corks popped and the crowd holocaust, said the world should fear a unified Gennany as "mountains of ashes and GMT) under a treaty of union, effec starts. Prices will also ·shoot up as on AlexandeIplatz erupted into cheers bones" still separated Jews and Germans. tively abandoning economic sover ,subsidies vanish. ' and whistling as the Deutsche Bank BRUSSELS - NATO leaders may announce plans to withdraw all US nuclear eignty in the run-up to all-German But warnings of hardship were Kreditbank AG branch opened its artillery shells from western Europe when they meet in London for a summit this general elections expected in De disregarded as thousands besieged doors. Some people wept openly. week, alliance sources said. The group is also planning a series of initiatives to cember. the first bank due to open on the As police struggled to hold back convince Moscow it is changing and that a united Gennany would pose no threat as Inter-Gennan border controls were stroke of midnight to dispense West the impatient crowd, the first cus a member of the 16-nation alliance. abolished at the same time, just eight marlcs from special exchange accounts. tomer was presented with a 100- MOSCOW - The leaders of the three Soviet Baltic republics have called for joint months after a pcpular uprising toppled "Open up, we are nearly falling mark savings account as a gift. negotiations with Moscow on their independence demands, an official in the East Germany's communist rulers over," a 19-year-old woman begged Fireworks crackled at the former Estonian capital Tallinn said. In VILNIUS, oil flowed into Lithuania's sole refinery who built walls to prevent most citi shortly before the bank opened. "It's Checkpoint Charlie crossing point in for the first time in two months following the Kremlin's decision to ease its zens from travelling to the West. enough to make you weep. " the Berlin Wall, where motorists economic blockade of the rebel republic, which voted to freeze its March 11 Several thousand people queued to West Germany's powerful central honked their horns in celebration. declaration of independence. withdraw their first deutschemarks bank, the Bundesbamc, said that East German border guards, some in a mood of celebration on East because of an uncertain economic due to be redeployed to the frontiers JOHANNESBURG -The African National Congress (ANC) has called a nationwide Berlin's central AlexandeIplatz, while future, it expected most East Ger with Poland and Czechoslovakia, strike to put pressure on , Zulu tribal leader M'angosuthu~uthe l ezi and th_: white minority government. elsewhere in ~ city re"Sidents held mans would save their first deutsche toasted' ~e official end of passport farewell parties for the unloved East marks rather than go on a spending controls while souvenir sellers touted JERUSALEM - A leftist Israeli legislator said the government was building almost German mark.' spree.' original' 'border Zone " signs for sale 600 new homes in the occupied West Bank which would encourage Soviet Jewish Western competition unleashed by The Bundesbank is now' offi<.tally to tourists. Revellers tried in,Valn to immigrants to settle there. ~ econ9mic merger is likely to drive the central bank of East Germany as get a last border stamp. BUCHAREST - Romania needs one billion dollafs a, year in foreign cash to repair the damage left by executed dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, its new Finance Minister Theodor Stolojan said. WARSA W - Polish Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki offered an olive branch to Kaunda·still in power Lech Wales a after Walesa scored a crushing triumph in his running battle with , Solidarity rivals who lea<\. the government. Mazowiecki, whose supporters failed totally in their bid to create a pro-government "superparty" independent of Wales a, said he wanted the union leader as a partner and asked him for talks next week. as coup attempt fails OSW - Norway closed oil and gas wells after the biggest offshore workers' union began the country's first major North Sea strike since 1986. LUSAKA - Paramilitary police and army troops patrolled the streets of Lusaka Sunday, a day after DUBUN - Nelson Mandela arrived in Dublin after a tour of the United States he said mutinous soldiers mounted an aborted coup to oust veteran President Kenneth Kaunda. had "inspired us beyond imagination". In Dublin, the latest stop on his world tour, he will make Irish history on Monday by becoming the first foreigner apart from a The capital and other cities and whether we have been right in- this, throw. prime minister or president to address parliament. First he is due to meet a group of towns were calm after five days of stu whether we shouldn't take a different The state-owned Sunday Times of supennarketemployees who staged an almost three year strike against apartheid and dent-led rioting against food price stance," he told the dinner. Zambia reported there were similar see two rugby players who refused to join a toUr of South Africa .• 'I never imagined hikes and for a return to Western-style An army lieutenant who identified s,ceneS 9f short-lived jubilation in poor Nelson Mandela would see freedom, never mind that I would be shaking his hand democracy. ,, _. '_ himse1fas Mwama Luchembe of the black townships in 'Ndola and the in Dublin," said Karen Gearon, who went on strike at a Dublin supennarket, Kaunda, 67, founder of the nation in Signals Corps was detained by fellow nearby mining city of Kitwe. refusing to handle South African fruit. 1964, flew back to Lusaka late Satur soldiers at dawn Saturday after making The paper also offered an insight into day night from the central Copperbelt several broadcasts from state radio that the confusion that followed the broad DAR ES SALAAM - The leader of one of South Africa's main black nationalist province city of Ndola where he Kaunda had been toppled in a coup. casts at Radio Zambia's station in the groups, the Pan Africanist Congress (P), said there was no prospect of uniting with opened the Zambia International Trade Troops in armoured personnel carri Mass Media Complex on the outskirts its rival, the African National Congress (ANC). Fair. , ers cruised Lusaka streets about the of the capital. KAMPALA - Uganda and China have agreed on a programme of economic i\nd Kaunda, who landed unannounced at . same time with loud-hailers saying a Infonnation and BroadcastingServ technical aid including small-scale industries and a food research centre, Radio a military airfield near his official State new president had 'been installed. ices Minister Arnold Simuchimba Uganda reported. The program me, part of a 50 million dollar aid package agreed last House residence, faces his gravest po While Kaunda has referred to "coup raced to the complex in his official year, was signed after three days of talks between Ugandan officials and a Chinese litical crisis since he led the British plotters" since then, official spokes Toyota Landcruiser to investigate. But delegation, the radio said. . , colony of Northern Rhodesia to inde persons and the government media he was forced to tum back when troops I pendence as Zambia with promises of a have reported only two arrests. loyal to the government ftred on his LAGOS - West Gennany is to give Nigeria two development aid grants totalling 120 better deal for all. Apart from the lieutenant, police in vehicle. The botched plot followed five million marks (72 million dollars), Bonn's charge d'affaires in Lagos, Hans Before he left Ndola, a visibly Ndofa also placed in custody anti-gov days of the bloodiest urban violence in Joachim Daerr, said. shaken Kaunda told a banquet he would ernmentactivist Peter Bwalya, a fonner Zambia's history, triggered Monday by not budge on his decision last month to detainee, for allegedly organizing pro student rioting. KAMPALA - Zimbabwean Prime Minister Robert Mugabe, Mozambican President The initial protests were against state Joachim Chissano and African National Congress (ANC) vice-president Nelson more than ;double the price of staple tests against the president after the Mandela are to meet in Kampala next weekend, Radio Uganda reported. The radio com meal. broadcasts. - cuts in subsidies for com meal, a staple He also said he would consult the State television reported that at least most of the 7,5 million Zambians make gave no reason for the meeting, but there was speculation it would centre on ways of ending fighting between the Mozambique government and the rebel Renamo central committee of the United Na two other soldiers were with the lieu into a thick porridge. tenant when he made the announce But demonstrators later demanded movement. tional Independence Party, the only legal political movement in Zambia ments. Their fate is not known. Kaunda'sresignation, a return to multi KAMPALA - Ugandan Moslem leaders have barred a group of seven fundamental since a one-party state was imposed in Authorities have repeatedly insisted party democracy and the release offive ists, recently returned from Saudi Arabia, from preaching in mosques after opposi 1972, on the fate of the coup plotters. that noone was hurt Saturday. But dip anny soldiers detained last year for tion from conservative Islamic groups, Moslem sources said. Kaunda 'hinted he ' might act more lomats and witnesses said at least three alleged plotting a putsch. harshly than in the past when his foes civilians were shot dead by guards near At least 23 people were slain, most of have been detained, im'prisoned or re State House after they joined crowds them looters, according to officials. FLAT TO LET buked. "I'm beginning to ask myself celebrating Kaunda's reported over- At least 34 students were detained. 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SOUTH AFRICAN Defence Minis ter Magnus Malan quoted none other than Dr Jan Spies of the DTA to justify South Africa's prolonged military involvement in Namibia. Addressing the 78th anniversary - parade of the SADF in Pretoria, General Malan said the prolonged military involvement in Namibia proved to be a monument for mod eration in southern Africa, ushering in the era of diplomats and negotia tors. The final engagements with the Angolan and Cuban forces at Cuito Cuanavale early in 1988 represent a THE NEW Nantu executive pictured with Dr Joseph Itotoh, President of the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching turning point in history and relations Profession (standing far left) and Anneli Askola, Head of the International Section of the Norwegian Union of Teachers {standing far right) in the sub-continent, he said. at the close of Nantu's first national congress yesterday. Picture by David Lush. No more than 3 000 South Afri cans, supporting Unita, "humiliated and destroyed a combined Cuban Angolan Government force of II,lore than 25 000 at times". ' Unem.ployment to be tackled.first "Enemy losses were estimated at more than 7 000. And Cuba's Presi dent Castro admitted defeat in public before ~alary increases can be considered, Angula tells teachers and of being outwitted." There were still people who believed the cam ISSUES raised by teachers at Nantu's first annual congress received the following answers from Education Minister Nahas Angola: paign was futile. Quoting Afrikaans language spe Teachers' pay: tries to be posted to the rural areas, tional rights to form as many unions Democratising education: cialist and raconteur Jan Spies, for The government would first tackle and these teachers had to be housed. as they like, but if the teaching pro Communities must be given the several years editor of Die Repub unemployment in Namibia before Namibia requried an estimated 2000 fession wanted to negotiate with the chance to' take an active part in run likein, mouthpiece of the DTA, he considering significant pay increases teachers' houses which would cost government and take part in nation ning their schools. In the past school said: "It was anything but futile." for teachers. Resources were lim about R90 million to build. building from a position of strength, conunittees had become corrupt and "For the years during which we ited, a situation exacerbated by The building of houses would in it was in their interest to be organised were not representative of the com could make our changes behind a Namibia's inhereted national debt of crease teachers' inobility which in and united. munity. "As we organise ourselves bulwark, for the protection of our R 700 million. The government was tum would break down the current as a teaching service, so we should borders and for preventing the vio ethnocentricity of the teaching pro lent overthrow of authority in South happy with the funds it had been Sexism: also start to educate communities pledged at the New York donors' f~ssion. that they should take an active inter West Africa, we are sincerely grate It was up to organisations such as conference, "but surely you don't est in the learning process of their 'ful, " the Defence Minister said. Nantu to examine existing legisla expect the money from the donors' Recognition of overseas children and to take an interest in the tion and point out to the government conference to go into your -salaries. qualifications: way schools are run." where sex discrimination existed. But Money must -first go to solving un In the past, the Government Serv Continued from page 1 it was up to women to organise them employment. ice Commission's demand that job Reconcilh,ltion: selves if they wanted to overcome "Let us try to forgive but not for education must crumble. The barbed "It will take time before we (the applicants have matric certificates the discrimination against them. get." However, teachers should not wire of ethnic educational s~rvices government) have our feet on the wall a " convenient means of job "We must do something to pro allow themselves to be victimised must disintegrate. ground but what is important is to reservation" and was "equal to mote the interests of women but not because of their politics. "You are "Those who continue to hide in start to stabilise our society with a apartheid' , . As a result people highly promote women just for the sake of free citizens and you should defend the dark shadows of racial prejudice policy of reintegrating the unemployed qualified overseas were denied jobs promoting women - they must com your freedom," either through the should amend their ways or 'disap into society." because they did not have matric 'pete equally. ' , courts or the Ombudsman. pear from the educational scene." certificates. Teachers' housing: Now the goverment is to set up its :;,c ...... However, the building of houses own Teaching Service Commission .. for teachers could well be a govern to classify qUalifications and lay down .. ment priority. If the standard of teach- . conditions of service. irtg was to be raised in rural schools, it would be necessary for teachers Other teachers' unions: from other regions and other co;un- It was within everyone's constitu- .. = •= DEPUTY Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Develop- . = ment Dr Kaire Mbuende is reported '. = . 1901 DEFY Double door ' PLACE YOUR ENTRY ~ to be in a stable condition after being = refrigerator FORM IN THE BOX ON ~ seriously injured in a car accident yeste.rday. = .Rl199 THE MIDDLE FLOOR OF = The accident apparently occurred Gift vouchers to the value of OK BAZAARS = on the comer of Jasper and Socrates = Streets in Academia at around two = R150 \. I ~ 0' clock in the afternoon, but no other details were available. .. Gift vouchers to the value of ~ Dr Jacques Terreblanche of the .. RI00 .. Windhoek State Hospital said .. .. Mbuende had broken his upper right • PLUS .. leg in the accident. ~ .. A decision on whether the leg would .• Surprise prizes ..~ have to be operated on would be · made once a specialist had seen the Deputy Minister. = = The only .other injury sustained by = QUESTION = Mbuende was a scratch on the head . . .. which had been treated and there = The ...... OK Sale starts on Thesday 26 June 1990 = were no signs of any other head or brain injuries. .. .. Dr Terreblanche further said = Name = Mbuende had been given medication .. Addre$ /l • for pain and that he was also on a • • DR KAIRE MBUENDE . drip. • • ______•~ ...... I.I ••••••• _.: ...... II •• II ...... Jl[ ••••I ••••••~ •. 4 Monday July 2 1990 THE NAMIBIAN
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" J.' .... " ..... , ~ _ ~ 'i\ NAMIBIAN President Sam Nujoma has announced further pardons TRADING AS NAMAHARI and remissions of sentences for certain prisoners or classes of prisoners. \...... -: IMPORTS AND EXPORTS The decision foUows recommendations by a commission of inquiry ... . ' .'- , .' appointed earlier this year. . ~~I In terms of the latest announcement, aU first offenders sentenced to two '--- .. .. years or longer for murder, rape, stock theft and commercial offences, requires the services of an experienced and all first offenders sentenced to five years or longer, qualify for an extension of the remission of their sentences from three months to 12 months. SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER Certain prisoners with previous convictions whose sentences were REQUIREMENTS shortened by three months and six· months will be treated as first offenders and their sentences reduced by six months and nine months * Proficiency in English and Afrikaans respectively. The position of prisoners who were sentenced to death is * Knowledge of other language still being investigated in view of the death sentence being abolished in * Ability to use telexes and faxes terms of Namibia's constitution. - Sapa * Good typing capability * Accouhting knowledge New housing board appointed
RECOMMENDATIONS THE CABINET has appointed a Housing Advisory Board to advise Local Government and Housing Minister Dr Li~rthine Amathila on * Computer knowledge aspects of housing policy. * Client liaison skills This was announced in a press release late on Friday. The statement, issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Salary is competitive . said as a result of this decision, BARlib, an administrative advisory body established by the interim government, would be scrapped " as it To start employment on 1 July 1990 never really got off the. ground" . Members of the new board would not be employees of the Ministry '.th e Don't miss this opportunity to join a new establishing company in statement spelled ou t. It would {:onsist of experts in housing development and construction, , Naimbia with unlimited career opportunities and representatives from the following mass-based organisations: 'the Council of Churches in Nanlibia, women's organisations and trade Send applications to Box 24304, Windhoek or Telephone 22-3048 and unions. . .. ask for Theo Saunderson . According to the statement, board members will be available, "even at very short notice", to advise the Minister on aspects of housing policy. ,.., ,;..;.i";.. , "" ,.' ~ .I " ...... *._ ... .. P, I, _ Monday" July 2 1990 5
, , CDM, MUN score a 'first' The first IN a first for Consolidated Diamond Mines and the Mineworkers' emphasis on their role' as defmed in Union of Namibia (MUN), management and the union have combined the Recognition and Procedural forces on a programme aimed at training part~time stewards across Agreement between the company and the mine. MUN". CDM said an additional course "CDM has recently embarked on CDM said that a first for it, and the covering all aspects of indu strial . two irmovative, locally structured broader De Beers group, was a pro relations had bee designed for super training progriUnmes desisned to gramme designed in conjunction with visors and was intended to equip 100 days promote sound industrial ~lations MUN branch officials. staff with the "men-management within the company," CDM an Two full-time shop stewards have skills" necessary to deal effectively nounced in a news release on Friday. combined with CDM i9dustrial rela with industrial relations issues within ON MARCH 21 this year, Namibian President Sam Nujoma led the "The courses are for supervisory tions staff to train 162 part-time stew the work environment. world's newest nation to independence' from South Africa after staff as well as union officials. ' , , ards across the mine,' "with special' more than a century of colonial rule, first by Germany and then by Pretoria. On Friday, Namibians looked back by South Africa in previous years, DP man victim of a second blast Amnesty for 60 to assess President Nujoma's fir~t but this source·of funding luis now , . LUANDA: Angola freed 60 former 100 days in office. fallen away. JOHANNESBURG: A powerful explosion ripped through a building owned by members of Unlta last week under "We celebrate the dawn of a new The son of a peasant farmer and a Democratic Party North councillor in Joharmesburg yesterday - the second the terms of an amIiesty law passed era in this land and proclaim to the born at Etunda village in northern incident in the last two days, police said. No-one was injured. last year, the state-run media re world that a new star has risen on the Namibia, Nujoma went into exile on The explosive device, apparently taped to the door of a business owned by ported. Their release in the capital African continent" , the newly-elected March 1 )960 and led a protracte the DP COlJDcillor for Highlands North, Clive Gilbeit, detonated at 23h20. Luanda followed the release of 1 President told heads · of state and military, political and diplomatic On Friday last week, a bfast tore apart the garden wall of Gilbert's home. 800 prisoners last month. - Sapa dignitaries from allover the world struggle to oust South Africa from Gilbert said he suspected right-wingers for Firday's attack. - Sapa Reuter who gathered in the first minutes of what was previously known as South Namibia's sovereignty. West Africa. •• Africa's last colony is, from this He returned to Namibia on Sep hour, liberated". tember 14 last year and immediately Nujoma, 61, pledged his resolve at embarked on a whirlwind el~tion COLLEGE FOR OUT OF SCHOOL TRAINING the outset to bring about 'national campaign that took him all over the reconciliation in Namibia after 23 country. years of war against South African Political observers credit Nujoma ADMIS'SION AND REGISTRATION: control of the country. The foundation for this policy of NATIONAL CERTIFICATE the ruling Swapo party was laid w~ks before independence in the Namib~ COMMERCE N1 - N3 · ian ConstitUent Assembly where leaders of seven political parties formulated and adopted one of the NATIONAL CERTIFICATE most liberal constitutions in the world. Representatives from African HAIR CARE - N2 countries visiting Windhoek expressed sutprise that vigorous political oppo Prospectiv.e students must note that Monday, 1,6 July 1990, will be the closing sition was tolerated inNamibia with Above and below: NAMIBIAN date for applications for admission to the courses Commerce N1 -N3 with effect out bloodshed. President Sam Nujoma. from the second semester. "Some African states felt Namibia had taken democracy too fur," quipped Application forms are obtainable from: opposition National Patriotic Front leader Moses Katjiuongua. The Registrar, Academy, Private Bag 13301, Windhoek 9000 He and other opposition leaders accompanied a government delega (Tel 307-2106/ 307-2056) tion to New York last month when Namibia was admitted as the 160th NB : * With a view to selection, to which all prospective students are subject, member of the United Nations . . certified copies of the highest school qualification (e .g. mark/ sym Among the most serious problems bol sheets) must accompany applications. underlined by Nujoma when he as sumed power were unemployment for almost sifglehandedly turning * Enquiries re selection results may be directed to Mrs Evan Rooyen, and a lop-sided economy caused by around a badly-sagging Swapo cam Faculty Officer: COST, from 14:00 on Tuesday, July 17. · years of apartheid. paign for the November UN-super (Personal enquiries: Room B0122, Remken Building, City Campus; But Namibia's President made it vised election which Swapo won with telephonic enquiries: (061) 307-2106) clear that bis government would pursue 57 per cent of the vote. policies which promote private en- Under hi,s leadership, Namibia has * Prospective students, selected for admission to the relevant courses, tetprise. f- · to date become a member of the register as follows: "We ate committed to a mixed Organisation of ' African Unity, the economy", he said, adding that Commonwealth and the Southern Namibia would create a favourable African Development Coordination Date: 18 July 1990 environment to private and foreign , Conference. Time: 08:00 - 16:00 investment. Conscious of Namibia's strong ties Venue: Office Block, City Campus, Windhoek Two weeks ago, Nujoma led a with South Africa, President Nujoma delegation to a UN-sponsored con has warmly welcomed talks between PART-TIME STUDY FOR ference in New York. where coun the government of President F W de tries and international a:genciespledged Klerk and the African National NATIONAL CERTIFICATE COMMERCE Nl-N3 more than R700-million in various Congress. forms of aid over the next three years. "We encourage this process and Persons wishing to enrol for the above certificate on a part-time basis with ef "The private sector is essential to stand ready to help in whatever ca fect from the second semester, are requested to meet in Room 302, Lecture the economic development of our pacity requested" . Block, at 18:00 on Thursday, 12 July 1990. At this meeting, full particulars of the community and the government aims President Nujoma' s offices are in -course will be given. The course will be offered on a part-time basis only if stu at ensuring a more dynamic role so St~ House, formerly known as SWA dent' numbers so justify. that it 'can be the engine for growth House where successive South Afri and prosperity' , , he said in New Y orlc. can Administrators-General resided REGISTRATION: NATIONAL ,CERTIFICATE Concerned about social upliftment, and worked. President Nujoma toured his country One knows the wheel has turned HAIR CARE N2 FULL-TIME extensively to look at 110using prob full circule when the former Com lems and health care. mander-in-Chief of Swapo's guer Students register for the National Certificate Hair Care N2 on Tuesday, 17 July One of the. severest tests of his rilla army and now the new head of 1990, from 08:00 -13:00 at the Office Block, City Campus. Freshmen, 'i.e. Swapo-led government emerges early state arrives at SWA Stadium to cheer newcomers to the Academy, must produce certified copies of their identity this week when the new government on the 'Biltongboere' in an interna documents and N 1 Certificate, has to introduce the first budget. tional rugby match, a rugby fan The budget was heavily financed ' remarks. - Sapa. College for New stock theft law planned THE spate of stock thefts have reached "epic proportions". Out-of-School Training As a result the Cabinet has given its approval, in principle, to the introduc tion of a Bill in Parliament to amend and consolidate existing laws related Windhoek to the theft of stock and produce. A statement by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said " nu BUILD THE NATION THROUGH EDUCATION mer ous citizens, from farmers (both commercial and subsistence) to traditional leaders had appealed to the government, through the Ministry of Justice, to do somethIng about thls; since existing laws are inadequate THE BEST PEOPLE FOR THE JOB 525991 A48 to deal with the problem". 6 Monday June'2 1990 THE NAMIBIAN
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osmwANA shihapu unene ovakalimo vomomalukanda aWmdhoek, yatambulwako koKabinette ngaashi Katutura baKhomasdal, ove .1i tava nyenyeta unene ·omolwonghalo i he na eamenooyo ve Iimuyo tinene tuu efiinbo ' OVETA yatyangaha otai ka shivika Oshikalidjo shouyuuki osha ulika kovakwashiwana vokcembinga neem loufiku~ ko, ong'Oveta yEvako lOimuna yo kutya, eeveta odinini unene na binga mwa kwatelwa ovanaFalama, yomomudo 1990. Eli 010 etokolo la opena okweetwa eeveta da wana opo novawiliki vopashiwana ile oovene Ovakalimo otava nyenyeta kom shaashi kape na eetelefona. dja moCabinente. Metivali la djako 0muk:Undu watya ngaha u kandulwepo. vomikunda. Natango oKabinete oka binga youlunga wa nyaa komunhu Ovakalimo vahapu ova ninga nale. Okabinete oya tambula ko ondunge Oshikondjo shOuyuuki osha ninga hoolola·Dr. Hiebsler nomushamane unene tuu moshitukulwa sha omaindilo eengodi davo, ashike aveshe dilado yokweeta po oveta yevako efaneko koKabinette opo ka tam Vilho Nghipondoka (00 eli ha Wanahenda muKatutura. ova nyamukulwa kutya ka ku na · loimuna noilimomwa. bule)co etulomoilonga loveta moPar mushanga ta kaleJe. woshikondjo Moohei~ ei ovakalimo vahapu ihava natango olaina yeengodi koshitopolwa Oministeli youyuuki oya koneka lemente. shOunamapya) opo va ninge kofa vali shaashi oinima yavo otai oko, onghee nave lididimike natango. pamakonakono kutya evako leengobe . Opo eeveta odo da blapo naIe di ovakulunhu kalelipo ile ovay kala i vakwepo. Onghalo ya tya ngaha otai eta fiyo f ola hapupala neenghono. Oshiwana kolekwe, nodi kale yo dalundululwa andjimayele vEpaogelo voSouth West Oumbudi munene moWanahenda opopo omlnyonena di kale nokut- . oshaninga eindilo lamanamo opo ku odo dina sha nevako noimuna. . Meat (SWAMEAT) okudjamefiku 1 owa lamba unene omatuwa nov aka wikila nope he na ekelelo la sha kale kwa katukwa onghatu. Eindilo la tya ngaha ola ningwa June 1990 fiyo 31 May 1993. limo vahapu ova kanifa nale omalola, shaashi ku na nghee to shiivifile opolifi eeradio, omakende ile nokuli vamwe ngeenge wa hangika . kookal ingwe we. Ombaplla koministell EEMBILIVE ... ·va kanifa oihauto yavo eshi ya vakwa yamupombo ava. * epulo olyi li ne mpa olye ashaina po oufiku. Onghalo yaW anaben:Ia natango otai yElongo EEMBILIVE .. . pehala lyo mulongi ngu a etha iilonga Konyala luhapu oikoti ~ovalunga naipikwa komilaulu odo di'Ii moshi nenge ina pushainwa? . ava ohai findi kekwena Iii fita nopo topolwa osho. Okalulau:!4a · aka _ ONDA hala oku popya uupyakadhi shinwa komukuluntusikola. Oshali .* ngele opashiwana nena ndino lifi luhapu nayo ihai pondolapo sha nonande ke na omaumbo konyala wu Ii koshitopolwa shokUumban shili oshikumithi komuntu hoyi epuko enene lya ningwa komukulun mokushikula eembudi edi. . omayovi, kake na eelamba doma galantu, shaalongi ya tidhwa miilonga kiilonga kehe esiku nde to ka!1dha tusikola. . Ovakalimo natango onghene tava lusheno omomapandaanda ngaashi kaapena etompelo lya sha. O~untu ombapila kombelewa kutya owa etha * nenge ·omutaleli okwa taamba kuu onghuw6 kepangelo opo ku komalukanda makwao. Komukalo wa ota longo owala nawa ta gwa nitha iilonga. Oshinirna shika osha ningwa ombapila ina dhi shainwa kornu 'etbipo tulwepo okashava unene tuu oufiku tya ngaha, ombudi shamil ya vake iilonga ye omwedhi nduno shi gwa si pOslcola yopOnrusimboti yonnila:ilun gwiilonga nalye? Ni: ngo a shaina momalukanda aeshe koo ku kelelwe ndele ya fadukila momulaulu, ku na kapena ondjambi. . Aalongi nokuya tuskola Martin Amupolo. Oshinima peha lyomu ethipo gwiilonga. T~e oilonga yominyonena ya tya ngaha. vali nghee toi mono shaashi oshin kombelewa yoshikandjo yaka pule shika na shi talike ko nawa. Oshoka otwa vulwa oompango dho posikola Kuyele okwa li kwa shiivifwa kutya ima ashishe elaulu ashike. kutya omolwashike ina ya mona iinima mbika ya tya ngeyi natango , yetu kaadhina elandulathano noshili. Oministeli yoikwameni, Lukas Ovakalimo otava indile natango oondjambi dhawo. ota yi tsikile moshilongo sha man Hifikepunye Pohamba, okwa yandja Muni·a tule roo eeIalnba domomapan Eyamukulo ·ndoka lya pewa okwa guluka ota si ka era omapiyagano. Shamukweni Nambili nale elomwelo opo oushava vopolifi daanda mo Wanahenda, ashike eshi tiwa owala miilonga omwazamo. Onkene napa ka tukwe onkatu opo Omusimboti va hapupalekwe, ashike fiyo opapa sha fimana unene osbo olwnyatipaleka Omutaleli noku yuulukila oofoloma aantu ya dhimbulule kutya iinima Oshakati otashi ulike kutya okwa pumbiwa nokuhapupalifa oilonga yopolifi dhawo dhokuhulithapo iilonga dha iiwinayi ina yi halika nopo shaaD.- 9000 natango ovamati vahapu moilonga moshitopolwa omo. yopolifi opo va dule okutulapo ombili Kakele kOvawanahenda, oitopolwa nelandulafano. ikwao nayo onghee tuu tai lulumikwa Ovakalimo vahapu ove Ii moutile keembudi, eshi osha .kwatelamo shaashi luhapu otashi dulikaomunhu Khomasdal. to udu omunhu te linge poshihauto Meenhele da tumbulwa, ominyo shoye ndele ou na oumbada okupita nena inadi kwatela mo ashike oum COUNCIL OF CHURCHES IN NAMIBIA u ka konakooe shaashi eembudi dihapu budi, ashike oda kwatelamo oulunde ohashi dulika di dipaele ovanhu oin woludi keshe ngaashi oku1!:wata Ongongahangano yEengeleka moNamlbla PO BOX 41 ima yavo. Oshiponga sha kula ngaashi ovanhu keenghono, okudipaa oshoyo IAweihaos Kerkhegu dis Namlblab InA MASHEGO STREET 8521 kolukanda laW anahenda oshi li opo ·omaponokelo Qvanhu. eshi olukanda eli fiyo opapa li he na Konyala paife kashi na vali eameno. otJlrate tOzongerlkl mpNamlbla WINDHOEK Rat der Kirchen In Namibia nande oyo otelefona yohoni. okulinyenga oufiku kondje yeumbo TEL (061) 6·1326 Omunhu ngeenge owa hangika loye, onghee ovakalimo otavaindile Raad van Kerke In Namlbli TELEX 908·834 WK oufiku, nena ku na apa to kuu ekwafo opolifi i ninge po sha meendelelo. FAX (06i ) 6·2786 TEACHERS FOR UPGRADING COURSES ·TUISNYWERHEID Could the following teachers please take note that the CCN and Rossing VIR DIE OORTREKVAN Teachers Upgrading Workshop in : SITKAMERSTELLE; English; Mathematics and Science will take place from: MAAK VAN GORDYNE . 9·13 July 1990 TROUROKKE VENUE: Rossing Foundation Centre MANSPAKKE REGISTRATION: 9 July 1990 at 08~00 SITKAMERSTELLE ENGLISH Welcome Madlongolwana • Drimlopsls Michael KatJJpu • Kalveld . S.B Awaseb· Outjo . T.C Ulrab • OtJlwarongo .. Mathilda Patterson· Sonop Primary School, Mariental Moses Jacobs· AME Private School Hochanas Sunellne Dreyer. Tsa·talb, Kalkrand Eric Feris • Empelhelm H School, Marlental Lionel Lamont· Empelheim H School, Marlental J.D Appolus • Empelhelm H School, Marlental Hubertha tlbinyane • Prinary School Epukiro RC ANgelina Mokalomg • Primary SCh.ool Epuklro RC Rony Dempers • AME Private School Gibeon H Cooper. AME Private School Hochanas Johan Mostert·· Keetmanshoop
MATHEMATICS ,En selfs vir.die maak van 4ie nuutste Sonna Isaak· AME Private School in Hochanas modes sowel as African Wear SCIENCE Kontak mevrou Mbako by tel 21·6252 M.b Witbool· AME Private School, Gibeon Erf No 7560 uitbrei~ing 19 Dorpstraat THE NAMIBIAN Monday\1une 2 19907 TUN veroordeel sing van Suidwes-lied skerp
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DIE Teachers' Union of Namibia (TUN), waaraan 'n k10mp wit onderwysers behoort, het Saterdag na VERSKEIE kapitaalpfojekte met die oog op die skep van afloop van die rugby-toets teen Frankryk sy "uiterste misnoee" uitgespreek oor die uittartende wyse werksgeleenthede om die huidige krisis in Namibie teen te werk, waarop wit toeskouers. die Suidwes-lied gesing het kort nadat die interim-volkslied, Nkosi Sikilele gaail na verwagting Vrydag in die eetste historiese begroting in die i'Namibia, gespeel is. . Nasionale Vergadering weerspieel word, reken ekonome met wie Die drama het hom Saterdagmid Suidwes-lied is tot die ergernis van die wyse gedoen word nie. Die wit daar voor die naweek ~ Windhoek gepraat is. dag in die sogenaamde "Suidwes ander rugby-liefhebbers gesing. ouers wys vir hul kinders beslis nie 'n Begroting van byna R2,5 biljoen ferensie hoog aangeslaan nie, teIWyl stadion" afgespeel voordat Namibie Swart en bruin toeskouers het 'n goeie pad aan nie. word verwag en die indiening daar dit tog van groot belang is. vir die soveelste keer die afgelope genoem dat dit op 'n uittartende wyse , ' Die TUN het hom onverbiddelik van sal met groot geskal gepaardgaan. Volgens 'n ekonoom van die NBK weke 'n rugby-Ioesing gekry het. . gedoenis. en onherroeplik verbind t!'t die oproep Die Minister van Finansies, dr. het die Regering reeds voor die uitslag Die sing van die Suidwes-lied het Hieroor was die president van die van die President dat politieke ide Otto Herrigel, sal 4ie begroting in van · die konferensie sowat R150 reeds konflik in rugby-kringe vero TUN, Norman Titus, die josie in en ologiee versoen moet word, harte dien meer as 'n week nadat die miljoen vir kapitaalprojekte weggesit. orsaak toe oud-Nanru~lede gevra het hy het ~aterdagaand na afloop van omvorm moet word en dat swart en Namibiese Regering 'n suksesvolle • Hy het egter gewaarsku dat dit waarom die interim-volkslied nie in die wedstryd in sy hoedanigheid as wit in Namibie moet aanvaar dat skenkerskonferensie in New York moontlik sal wees dat die Skenker plek daarvan gespeel en gesing kan hoof sy misnoee uitgespreek. hulle 'njong en wordende land is. gehad het waar meer as RSOO miljoen skonferensie se beloofde geld nie in wordnie. Hy het verwysna die ooreenkoms "In die proses moet hande gevat, ingesamel is. vandeesweek se begroting gerefiekteer Oud-Nanru-Iede, wat ontevrede is tussen die NRU en die Regering en die verlede vergeet en die toekoms Herrigel se begroting op 6 Julie sal sal word nie, omdat die opvolgwerk met die sterkSwaru-beeld wat rugby het gese "die daad van die wit saam tegemoet gestap word tot voor ook ter tafel gel~ word teen die agter eers afgehandel moet word om duide nog na die politieke omwentelinge in landgenote is nie in lyn met die opdrag deel van die nageslag," het Titus - grond van Namibie se R700 miljoen likheid te kry oor die finansiele posi- die land het, voel dat die Suidwes van die President (sain Nujoma) dat gese in 'n sterkbewoorde verklaring, aan geerfde skuld, terwyl 'n verdere sie van die land. . lied 'n apartheidskonnotasie het en daar versoen moet word nie' '. sy eerste sedert hy onlangs tot presi tekort van R5
THE NAMIBIAN is published by The Free Press of Namibia (Pty) Limited with offices at 42 John Meinert Street. It is printed by John Meinert (Pty) Limited of Stiibel Street and is edited by Gwen Lister. Staff can be contacted during office hours at telephone 36970/2/3/4, telex 3032, fax 33980 or P.O.Box 20783, Windhoek 9000. Political cbmmentary by Gwen Lister, Pius Dunaiski and Kaptein Handuba.
PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma het verlede week na sowat 10 dae in die buiteland na Namibie teruggekeer. Hier verwelkom ministers en senior diplomate hom kort na sy aankoms by die Windhoek-Iughawe. Met 'n taai week agter die rug, waarvan die Skenkerskonferensie in New York die hoogtepunt was, behoort hy trots te wees op die meer as RSOO miljoen wat beloof is. Vandeesweek beloof om dramaties te wees met die hervatting van die Nasionale Vergadering-sitting Dinsdag. Die begroting en die aanwysing van die Openbare Dienskommissie (ODK) behoort interessanthede op te bring. Ingrypende besluite sal na verwagting tydens die sitting geneem word. . ShooInbe gaan sake self deurkyk
DIE Permanente Sekretaris van Behuising en Plaasliki! Owerhede, Nghidimondjila ShoQmbe, besoek Khorixas Dinsdag om die yore dood te slaan wat onlangs opgevlam het toe 'n groep swart staatsamptenare uit 'n eksklusiewe Wit klub gegooi is. . Volgens 'n woordvoerder van die UDF-president, Justus Garoeb, ge mense toelaat nie, te verskuif indien swart amptenare, J. Garises, bet afvaar had om onder die oud-Damara-ad Amathila dit sou versoek. digings van die swart en wit ampte ministrasie die klub, wat nie swart . Toe hy laat verlede week terug nare verlede week byeengekom en mense toelaat nie, eksldusief vir hulself gekeer het, het hy die swart ampte die gewese Sekretaris van die oud te bedryf. nare ingelig dat.Shoombe na Khorixas Damara-administrasie, Frans Mar Beweringe het dit dat die klub op sal kom om die aangeleentheid per itz, het toe bekend gemaak dat staatskoste bedryf is, maar dit kon· soonlik en ter plaatse te kom oplos. Shoombe uit Windhoek op die dorp sover nog pie bevestig word nie. Die vergadering tussen Shoombe sal aankom. N adat die amptenare haaks geraak en die amptenare vind Dinsdag om Di! volg nadat Focus berig het dat het, het Maritz, wat ldaarblyklik steeds 14hOO plaas en hy sal beleidsriglyne die onderonsie onlangs tussen swart hoof van die administrasie in Dam neeriS, wat implikasies vir die hele en wit amptenare oor die private wit .araland is, na Windhoek gereis om Namibie sal he. Intussen verneem· ldub, wat in staatsgeboue bedryf word, die saak met die Minister van Pla Focus dat witmense besluit het om 'n herrie veroorsaak·het. aslike Owerhede, Libertine Amath die ldub te sluit, maar die swart Wat swart amptenare ongelukkig ila, op te neem. amptenare het bekend gemaak dat het, is dat die klub reeds uit die ou Hy het beloof om sy Welwitschia hulle die. klub-gebou fyn sal dophou , 'Bantoe "-administrasie se dae kom. . Sport- en Ontspanningsklub, wie se aangesien lrulle vrees dat die meuble Ook het hulle toe stemming van die reels sodanig is dat dit nie swart- ment weggedra sal word. 8 Monday July 2 1990 THE NA,'MIBIAN
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WORLD CUP BRIEFS ITALY TWO STEPS FROM TRIUMPH ITALIAN newspapers yesterday trumpeted Italy's 1-0 quarter-final victory over Ireland with banner headlines and one report dubbed game-winning striker Salvatore 'Toto' Schillaci "the Paolo Rossi ofthe '90 World Cup". "Two steps from triumph," proclaimed Corriere DelIo Sport in a two-deck headline that took up half the front page. If Italy can win its semi-final match against Argentina tomorrow, it will advance to the final and a chance to win a record fourth World Cup title. "Toto, genius of goal," headlined Tuttosport, another sports daily. "Scillaci once again decisive. " PAST STARS PLAY FOR AID WORLD Cup stars of the past 20 years - from Bobby Charlton to Jorge Valdano - will playa charity match today in aid of UN Famine Relief. The Europe versus Americas match at Rome's Flaminio stadium will feature members of five World Cup winning teams between 1966 and 1986, organisers said on Friday. Paolo Rossi, Claudio Gentile and Alessandro Altobelli, Italian heroes in 1982, will join Charlton, who helped England to victory in 1966, in the European team. GONE was the brilliance and magic touch which Argentine maestro Maradona (right) displayed against The Americas line-up will include Valdano, who played in Argentina's triumphant team four years ago, his compatriot Daniel Passarella, captain of Brazilian star Alemao (left) a week ago as the defending champions squeezed through on penalties against the successful 1978 team, and Rivelino, a winner with Brazil in 1970. Yugoslavia on Saturday. Maradona experienced one of soccer's worst humiliations when he missed a penalty-kick that could have cost his team the World Cup. (Photograph by Agence Fraw:e Presse) CUP A SECOND-RATE THRILLER WORLD CUP SEMI-FINALS: LIKE a second-rate thriller, too many World Cup matches leave the excitement until it is too late - when most people have been bored stiff by mediocrity. ' When yet another boring World Cup match dragged to its inevitable end . Saturday, half the players - including Diego Maradona - even flunked their DON'T WRITE ARGENTINA penalty kick. A repeat of too many low-~coring, low-quality games, the quarter-final between Argentina and Yugoslavia had no flair whatsoever, only boredom in abundance. OFF YET, COACH WARNS The World Cup by now is slumping toward its end, missing goals, skills and entertainment. NAPLES - Diego Maradoria, already battling with injury and the inconsistent form of his Argentine team mates, will rmd he has another handicap in the World Cup semi-rmal against Italy on Tuesday. As Napoli captain and the inspiration behind the club's two league titles in recent years, Maradona can SCHILLACI FOR TOP AWARD usually count on the support of the 63 fans in tlie city's San Paolo stadium. ' 500 SALVATORE Schillaci, the pint-sized striker from Sicily, is a top But against an Italian side chasing saves by their ioalkeeper Sergio Pedro Monzon. candidate for the honour of Best Player of the 1990 World Cup, his a record fourth World Cup, things Goycochea. Maradona's swollen left ankle is coach says. will be different, says the home team's The Soviet Union's players went bound to worry Bilardo as the side Schillaci pounced on a rebound Saturday night and fired it home to lead Italy coach Azeglio Vicini. home after the first round complain prepare for the semi-final while the to a 1-0 victory over Ireland and into the semi-finals against Argentina. , 'I think the Neapolitan fans, who ing that, but for a save by Maradona coach must also sort out confusion He fell to his knees, shook his fists in the air and grinned wildly. The crowd are Italians first of all, will be sup with his ann, they would have had a over midfielder Jorge Burruchaga. of 73 OOO-plus erupted with cheers of delight in the Olympic Stadium. porting Italy because this is not a goal against Argentina who got Ihrough Burruchaga was shown a yellow The goal was his fourth of the monthlong tournament, putting him one league game but the World Cup," the group stage only as one of the card for arguing with the referee in behind leading scorer Tomas Skuhravy of Czechoslovakia, who has five, and Vicini said. best third-plac:ed finishers. the Yugoslavia match but the caution tied for second with Michel of Spain and Roger Milla of Cameroon. The Italians are hoping tha ~ luck, But de spite the Argentines' erratic did not appear on the official score which has played a large part in form, Vicini regards them as danger sheet afterwards. Argentina's passage to the semi-fi ous opponents; According to Fifa, Bunuchaga had NIGERIA PRAISES CAMEROON nals, will finally run out for the side "I said right from the beginning been booked against the Soviet Un NIGERIA praised its tiny neighbour Cameroon for its World Cup at Maradona 's home stadium and put that Argentina would be a difficult ion but the player denies he was. an end to his World Cup career. side," Vicini said after Italy's 1-0 Two yellow cards mean automatic soccer performance in Italy despite a prolonged border dispute. While Italy have sailed through win over Ireland in their quarter . suspension for one match but Argen "You have won for Africa a battle for recognition which words and politics could not win," Sports Minister Anthony Ikazobor said in a letter to his the tournament without letting 'in a fmal on Saturday. tine officials were roping to put matters Cameroonian counterpart, quoted on national radio on Friday. goal, Argentina have progressed in "They will be less tired than us straight so that Burruchaga could fits and starts. because they have used more play play against Italy. He lauded Cameroon, facing a quarter-fmal match against England on Sunday, for the "brilliant performance of (its) national football team". Despite a painful ankle injury, ers. " . Probable teams: Maradona has managed to produce Argentine coach Carlos Bilardo Italy - Walter Zenga, Franco Baresi, Nigeria, a fanatically enthusiastic soccer-playing nation whose own team some of the touches of magic which has tried 20 players in different Giuseppe Bergomi, Paolo Maldini, has trouble finding its fonn, is not always so charitable towards Cameroon. helped Argentina to win the cup in combinations while Vicini has stuck Riccardo Ferri, Roberto Donadoni, Mexico four years ago. to the ~ame defence throughout and Nicola Berti, Giuseppe Giannini, ZENGA SET TO BREAK RECORD But he has been guilty of equ;Uly made few changes elsewhere. FernandO de Napoli, Salvatore Schil- bad mistakes. For Tuesday, he will again have laci, Roberto Baggio. ITALIAN goalkeeper Walter Zenga laughed when he thought about The striker missed a penalty in the the services of midfielder Nicola Berti, Argentina - Sergio Ooycochea, the pressure of keeping alive his shutout streak long enough to break shoot-out which decided the quarter who missed the Ireland match through Oscar Ruggeri, Juan Simon, Pedro the World Cup record. final against YugoslaviaonSaturday suspension, while Argentina will Monzon, Ricardo Giusti, Pedro Tro- Zenga logged his fifth shutout of the World Cup on Saturday night in Italy 's and Argentina won only after two similarly welcome back defender glio, Jorge Burrucruiga, Jose Basu- 1-0 quarter-final victory over Ireland. He is the only World Cup goalie who aldo, Julio Olarticoechea, Claudio hasn't been scored on so far in the tournament. . r...... Caniggia, Diego Maradona. IfZengacankeep his treakintact for the first 25 minutes ofItaly's semi-final II ALLA pifir VR GOLA II' f-__Kickoff:R_e_£_er_e_e_: Tuesday _to_b_e_an_n_o_un_c_e_d_. July 3,ltn) ___ OMT. ..!-_m_tc_h_a_g_a_in_s_t_Ar_g_e_n_tina record of 475 minutes__ without , h_e_w_i_ll_b_re_a_k_w_e_st_Ge_nn_an~y_g_Oa_lk_ee_p_e-:r_se:-p_P-:M~lI1-::· a goal against, according to a Fifanews release.e_r'_s : RESTAURANT : : WE ARE OPENING : I I I on· Friday 6th July 1990 I I we offer I I * a la carte I I * live music '1 : >I< fantastic atmosphere: : open 20hOO till late : B I I See you there! I I I I I THE SCORERS: The star players that scored during the international ~c;cer friendly between I Tel 6-4550 for bookings I Namibia and Mauritius at the Independence stadium on Saturday. The players are, from left: Willy Vincent (Mauritius), Foresta Nickodemus (Namibia) and Careca Ramdany. The players scored one L •••••• __ ••••• ~ •••••• ~ goal each in a match won 2-1 by the visitors. ,------THE,NAM I B'IA'N l' , Monq,ayJuly' 2 1990 11 ' . Namibia cannow'count all their lost chances.. FRANCE beat Namibia 25-21 in the final test in Windhoek on Saturday to clinch the series 2-0. Namibia will, however, reflect on a'match oflost chances as their forwards played theil,' hearts out just to see the backs squander one attacking position after the other. Although Namibia lost the match, with Montlaur's conversion over, they before left-wing Eric Bonneval scored their forwards emerged with a lot of had built up an 18-3 lead. Namibia, the try to make the score 22-12. credit. After being totally outplayed however, had other ideas and staged McCulley scored an easy penalty a in the first test, they shared the spoils a dramatic comeback. few minutes later and in the 25th from the set-pieces this time round. McCulley succeeded with two minute the crowd went wild after a The line-out count was 11 all, the penalties to make the halftime score great try by right-wing Ben Swarts. loose scrums 15-14 to Nanubia, while 18-9. In .the eighth minute of the He received the ball from a full back France won the tight head count 2-0. second half McCulley put over a line movement and crashed through As in the first test, France quickly great penalty from five metres inside three tackles to score near the posts. built up a sizeable lead. Their lock his own half to narrow the lead to 18- McCulley converted and the score forward, Ivan Roux, scored the first 12. was now 22-21. try when he burst through from a The huge crowd started warming Namibia's forwards, with Alex loose ruck and Montlaur's conver to Namibia's comeback effort, but Skinner and Theo Oosthuizen excel sion made the score 6-0. A drop goal the French Were not going to lie ling, kept up the pressure but the by Montlaur 10 minutes later made down so easily. Midway through the backline could not cross the advan the score 9-0. second half Namibia 's backline were tage line. McCulley succeeded with a pen in a good attacking position but centre Namibia had a chance to take the alty to open Namibia's account but Johan Swart elected instead to kick lead in the 35th minute when they three minutes later Montlaur did the ahead. The Frenchright-wing, David were awarded a difficult penalty on same to stretch the' lead to 12-3. Berty, changed defence into attack the open-side touch line. McCulley's When the French scrumhalf, Eric with a great jinxing run on the right. kick was, however, just too wide and Sauboua, scored France's second try His forwards soon linked up with two minutes before the end Montlaur FRENCH centre Brurw Labat struggles for possession of the baJl as after nipping over from a Scrum it him to spread the ball over to the left put the issue beyond doubt with a France's Mark Cecillon and Dominique Erbani and Namibia's seemed as if the die was cast because, with great hand-to-hand movements, drop goal. Henning Snyman and Alex Skinner look on. WIMBLEDON: . . , '; OLD PLAYERS MUST NOT BE IGNORED LONDON - The players at Wimble- spurning the French Open to concen- Assuming the big world number will await him -in the quarter-finals; she explained. don may be younger than ever and trate their minds on Wimbledon. one and top seed comes through, he Woodforde joined the band of giaiu Navratilova, fit 33 the senior citi better than ever but two of the oldest 1bough Lendl. 30, has a su~ded can look forward to two more un- , killers by ousting American ninth zenofworp.en's tennis, said she is not. could still tum out to be best. third round match against Bryl!Il. seede4 opponents before he.faces his seed Jim Courier on Saturday, while bothered 'about.playing so many more Ivan Lendl and Martina Navrati- Shelton to complete following its ' first , seeded, rival, ;rroba:bly . Stefan ' Pearce, ranked 120th, came throut;h . teenagers now. . ' 'lova showed dur4lg the tournament's delay by darkness at. ~ne se.t all on Edberg, in.th« senri-fuials. the ,op~ning in.the drawcreflted whe,n "I've been doing thad'or 10 years, ' chaotic firs( w.eek .fue ;wisdom of ~aturday, he should quickly.ti~risp. But with 10 men's Seeds sid~line. d eighth-seeded American Aaron Krick-, playipg teenagers. Ev~one is yo~ their deci~io~ .t~ c. o~!~~ ~e · gr~~0:g .. , '. o.~f the 125~rr~~~~C:~SaI?-~hen . bef~re~eycoU~dJake ~irpreQicted stein ',\Tithdrew i?Jured befor: ~ the and I am the oldest"now that Chris threat from the youth brigade by .they resume on M01),day. , places in the last 16 - six 'of then tournament. . (Evert) has' quit. , . ' including John MeEnroe in the first flle best pointer to Lendl's form ' "I worry abo!lt their baCkhand do~ round, Lendl will not dare underesti-. came in the, second round when he the lme, not their age," she said.' , mate his opponents. . blasted away the danger9~s Swi,ss Navratilova, wh9 won in 1978 and He could not have envisaged that . Jakob masek 6-1 6-3 6-0 with an 1979 then from '1982 to 1987, has Shelton would prove so. resilient impressive show of strength. swept through three matches losing through two sets when neither player While Lendlmay be obsessed with just nine .ganles. broke serve and if he moves on to taking the only grand slam title he She appears to be better prepared face Austrian Alex Antonitsch on has never won, Navratilova insists than any of her main rivals. Title Tuesday, he will know that ~he Aus that "obsession" is not quite the holder Steffi Graf looks vulnerable trian forced Boris Becker to 9-7 in right word to describe her wish for a after two recent defeats by Monica the deciding set at Queen's Club two record ninth Wimbledon crown. Seles and physi<;:al and personal prob weeks ago. "I looked up the word and one of lems to contend with. If he clears that lrurdle, either Mark its meanings is 'irrational reverence'. French Open champion Seles, at Woodfurde of Australia or Brad Pearce I'd say mine is a rational reverence, ' , 16, may not yet be strong enough to win on grass, while 14-year-old CONITNUED FROM PAGE 12 American Jennifer Capriati, impres sive though she is, may not be old ritius caine in the 78th minute after when to shoot for goal, and the short enough for victory yet. sweeper Doc Naomab failed to clear .one-two pass seemed to be their trump All three are in the other half of the an easy through-pass. card. Many people also agreed that it draw from Navratilova anyway. Daniel Moonsamy collected the was very wise of the local soccer Navratilova's next match on Mon ball on the left side and his lowly officials to have selected a youthful day is against the 14th seed Judith placed cross into Namibia's danger squad as their idea seems to be to Wiesner of Austria, then she should box found ace striker Pravin 'Careca' groom the team for the future. meet seventh-seeded Katerina Ramdany unmarked. The tall target The overall· performance of the Maleeva of Bulgaria and fourth-seeded man, who impressed with his mag team was really great, and I think we Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina to get nificent ball control, made no mis could have come close to victory if into the final. take as he unleashed a thunderous we had a creative mid-fielder to open The schedule on Monday contains bullet past the Namibian defenders. the Mauritius defence for the raring two centre court matches that will Mauritius; despite not \?eing supe to-go Kosie Springbok and the fast overshadow the efforts ofLendl and NAMIBIAN Prime Minister Hage Geingob (centre), flanked. by rior to our local lads in skills, were dribbling Steven Daniaseb. Navratilova. Defending champion vice-president of the Namibia Football AssoCiation (NFA) Jackson technically brilliant. 'The visitors, who All in all it was a match which will Becker faces 1987 winner Pat Cash Brown (left) and Ghanrazsing Teeluck, third vice-president of the had the advantage ofbeing trained by be remembered for the ex<;:ellent of Australia, to be followed immedi Mauritius Football Union, before the kick-otT of the international an intematiooaily exPosed coach, knew football displayed by our local young ately by the much anticipated clash friendly on Saturday. when to pass, when to dribble or sters. between Graf and Capriati. ,12' Monday July 2 1990 THE NAMIBIAN SOCCER'S FIRST TESTIS OVER THERE is still room for improve also Ngenny Emvula, MilIa Gertze, ment:This was the opinion of many I' CONRAD ANGULA Benbardt Diocotlhe, Eric Quest, Kosie , soccer observers who watched the Springbok and Brian Greeves, who international soccer friendly between after being 1-0 ahead from a wonder played with an authority and fluency FOR SPORT TIPS PHONE CONRAD AT TEL: 36970 ' Namibia and Mauritius on S~turda y . ful goal by pivot Foresta Nickode- ' we have not seen in this country in Our youngsters, despite losing 2-1 mus, showed pure class and dedica recent years. tion, but their lack of technical aware It is also a pity that the opportunis ness let them down time and again. tic Foresta Nickodemus, who has Ir- ~------~ The Namibians were physically displayed a top scoring form in his I • superior and their workrate was ex recent league outings, had to be re WORLD CUP cellent, something we have not seen placed after a strained thigh muscle I in local football since our national in the closing stages of the second heroes of the late '70s. period. •I 'lUinbhork COMPETITION Our lads showed it will take less Nickodemus, who came on for the then the predicted 10 years for them injured Duban Benson halfway through I to take on the best of Africa, and they the first stanza, put Namibia ahead I lageR. FINAL showed skills that even a hard-to with his third touch of the ball after I please former Zimbabwean national the Mauritius goalkeeper, Ramdo Jean, I team coach, Shepherd Murape, rushed off his line. admired. The quicksilver striker collected a Said Murape: "I am very impressed loose ball, sent a dummy to a de by the skills of the Namibian players fender and, as he has done for the and I think they can improve their na~ional team on many occasions gll!lle with a little technical aware- before, calmly chipped it over two ness." c) defenders who were guarding the Murape, who coached Zimbabwe goal. . between 1981 and 1984 after com The Namibian fans' joy was, pleting professional coaching courses however, short-lived as Mauritius in Yugoslavia, told The Namibian snatched their equaliser from a con Sport after the match that the N amib troversial penalty two minutes later. ian players had poteritial but it needed Namibian referee Ben Uanivi, who to be polished by an internationally handled the match well together with experienced and qualified coach. linesmen John Muinjo and Alex "I think there is still room to improve Kapenaina, did not hesitate to point as the team was made up of young, to the penalty spot after Daniel skilful and very fast players," Mu Moonsamy clearly took a dive inside rape said. the Namibian danger zone after a Saturday'S team was relatively tackle by a Namibian defender. young with all-rounder Brian Greeves Mid-fielder Willy Vincent made the only veteran. no mistake from the spot-kick. It is hard to single out players, but The match-winning goal for Mau- goalkeeper Sparks Gottlieb is my player of the match. Then there are C01'.7INUED ON PAGE 10 Tough battle for Soviet grandmasters MANILA - Yugoslav grandmaster Pedrag Nikolic beat Soviet grandmaster Mikhail Gurevich on Sunday to take the lead after the third round of a tournament to decide the challengers for the world chess title in 1993. Nikolic outplayed Gurevich, launch in 29 moves of a Queen's Gambit ing a strong attack to force the Soviet game and Michael Adams of Britain to resign after 36 moves of a Dutch whipped Soviet grandmaster Rafael defence. Vaganian in 58 moves of a French "The final position of Gurevich defence. was a dead loss," William Watson, Twelve other players have two . the chief second of the British team, points each, including second round told reporters. leader Nick de Firmian of the United "It was a sharp round. The games States and former world title chal were hard-fought despite the draws," lenger Viktor Korchnoi of Switzer said American international 'master land. Gata Kamsky, the Soviet de Stuart Rachels. Four players were fector now playing for the United half-a-point behind Nikolic in sec States and ranked eighth in the world, I ond place after they won their third lost to Hungarian grandmaster Gyula I round games. Sax to drop 1,5 points behind Nikolic. I Soviet grandmaster Boris Gelfand Western players are giving Soviet won over Viswanathan Anand of India grandmasters a tough battle in the I in 53 moves of a Sicilian defence, 13-round Swiss-style competition I Joel Lautier of France crushed So which ends on July 16. The Manila viet grandmaster Leonid Yudasin in tournament numbers ' 64 players, •I 31 'moves of a Nimzo-Indian de including 46 grandmasters and the Correctly predict the winners of the 1990 World Cup In ltalyl I fence, Kiril Georgiev of Bulgaria fight for the top 11 slots is likely to be defeated Soviet Alexander Khalifman ALSO name two of your favourite Windhoek Beers I I close~ The first correct entry drawn will win TEN cases of Windhoek'iager Dumpies ( I and the second correct entry drawn will win FIVE cases I SEND YOUR ENTRIES TO: I Oh SO close, Cameroon! WORLD CUP COMPETITION I IT ALY: For the 'second match in succession England rode their luck, ANAL • this time to beat the Indomitable Uons of Africa, Cameroon, 3-2 in extra time in their World Cup quarter final. PO BOX 206. In the end, it was two penalties by Gary Uneker which saw England WINDHOEK • clinch a place in the semi-finals against West Germany, who earlier THE FIRST THREE CORRECT ENTRIES DRAWN WILL WIN FIVE CASES • beat Czechoslovakia 1-0. pn last night's form, England did not impress. CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: 6 JULY 1990 • Cameroon, who came into the World Cup as 500 to 1 outsiders, made PLEASE REMEMBER TO STATE YOUR NAME, AGE, POSTAL ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE I most of the running and played With grea~r fl~eand innovativeness. NUMBER IF ANY I However, Cameroon gave away two unnecessary penalties in the (THE COMPETITION IS ONL Y OPEN TO PERSONS AGED 18 AND ABOVE) • goal box area to hand the match to England on a plate. ~------~------~