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Bringing Africa South Vol No 534 N$1.50 (GST Inc.) Tu.esday November 8 1994 .. Namibia to " rescue t:of Liberian stowaways o e o QtAlSTOF MALETSKY NAMIBIAN immi­ gration officials have saved 20 Liberian stowaways from a slow death after they accidentally ended up a. Walvis Bay. Two others' died while trying to swim e ws ashore before they knew wbat their fate would be. e _ r!!~l ,. 0 group, which h~d As war victim p re~ses damages claim nt 2Q days at s without food and wa· • GWEN LlSTER .er 011 a Russianship on its way to India, IN AN ironic twist, have been granted the Namibian Gov­ temporary refuge at ernment will seek to the harbour town. rely on the draconian Their traumatic security legislation of journey started when the fornner occupying bey Oed ,their con· South African Ad­ t1ict~ridde~- country ministration to op- eaded for th ose a claim by a vic­ Ivory cOast in search tim of SADF actions of greener · pastures. in 1987. I n Abidjan t hey On July 9 1987, Israel heard the Russian Mwandingi and his girl­ ship was heading for friend, Laina Taaipopi, Portugal. were shot at ·by SADP In what they troops in the Valombola thought was the township, Ongwediwa, chance of a lifetime, during the curfew. the 22 Liberian men, Taaipopi was killed in the majority aged be­ the horrific incident, tween 13 a nd 19, which was reported in stowed away on the detail by jhis newspaper missile cruiser. at the time, and However the ves­ M wandingi himself suf­ sel was part of a con· fered extensive injuries voy headed for Bom­ resulting in partial pa­ bay in India where ralysis. they are to be Shortly afterwards scrapped . They Mwandingi lodged a stopped a t Walvis civil claim for damages Bay to pick up a third in terms of the shock, ship. pain, suffering, disabil­ Last week the Li­ ity, disfigurement and berians ended up at emotional trauma he had ' the town suf­ harbour suffered as aresultofthe fering from severe SEEKING JUSTICE •.. Israel Mwandingi who shooting. malnutrition after was partially paralysed as a result of SADF When the matter came actions in 1987. His protracted legal claim comes cont. on page 2 cont. on page 2 before court today. Photo: Tyappa Namutewa . . Govt fax used for Swapo invite

• LUCIENNE FILD sent from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' fax . The invitation was addressed to "all Heads of Wlm the Presidential and Parliamentary Diplomatic Mission and International Organisa­ Elections only five weeks away, accusations ' tions" and invited them to attend the launching are mounting that the ruling party is abusing rally of the Swapo Party Manifesto and Election taxpayers' money by using Government fa- Campaign at the Independence Arena on October cilities for its election campaign. 29. The invitation was faxed from the Ministry of Yet another Swapo document transmitted by a Foreign Affairs on October 28 . . Government department has found its way to the Attempts to reach the permanent secretary of media. Foreign Affairs, Andreas Guibeb, for comment This time it is an invitation from the Swapo yesterday were uns~ccessful. National Election Committee's sub-committee on Mobilisation and Publicity to diplomats which was cont. on page 2 ,; ,

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i Liberian st~~~:~i .~r~l : ,. :~ ~QJ.1g~ 0 gears for development agreed toacc Swakopmund this Fri­ to contribute towards the growth of the organisa­ The EDO is expected Mondesa Municipal opportunities and bursaries day. establishment and tion. to promote foreign in- Chamber at 14h30. National Diploma: Surface Mining SWAPO NATIONAL ELECTION COMMITTEE .Minimum reqUirements: • Grade 12 (Senior Certificate) with Mathematics Don't 'hang up on SIIbC'""",lInu Ott Moblll:llMtt o"d ,."bllcll)' Nationar Diploma Meci.lanical Engineering Minimum Requirements: 'nlt SWAPO Nalllln.1 Eleclion Commiuee p",senls its complimenls 10 aU us urges Telecom Heads of Diplomalic Mission and Intemillional Or&anizatioll5 and has !he • Grade 12 with Mathematics or three N3 subjects passed honour to infonn that they arc cordially inv ited 10 altend \he Launchinl Rally • The successful candidates will be fully employed whilst of the SWAPO Pany Man ifeslo and Eltclion Campai&n al the Independence studying and receive a scholarship TELECOM Namibia is presently customers by the end of August. Arena, Kalutura on Salurday 29th Oclobfr 1994 at 10h00 un. • Only Namlblan citizens will be oonsldered dealing with numerous customer This placed a challenge on techni­ Members uf lhe Diplomalic Corp~ are eApec~d 10 arrive al 091\30. APPLICANTS MUST SEND A DETAILED CV TO: complaints related to unusual cal experts to continuously increase The SWAPO National Eleclion Co~ i tl~ avails i15elf of this opportUnily 10 THE BURSARY CO-ORDINATOR the capacity of exchange equipment renew 10 alllleads of Diplolllatic Miss ion and Intematior.&1 Organizations Ihe congestions in the telecommuni­ assurances of ils high~sl conside r~lion . . PO BOX 20059 cations network over the past but, despite Telecom's efforts, meet­ WINDHOEK ing the demand for services remained few weeks. \ a problem. Closing date: 25 November 1994 Explaining the situation and plead­ 28 Oclober 1994 Telecom's investment in theexpan­ ing for customers , patience, Telecom' s ~, sion of the network had increased'six Senior Manager of Public Relations, times from N$15 million in 1992 to REPUBLIC OF Ferdinand Tjombe, said in a state­ N$90 million in 1993 making'it one of ment that Telecom was experiencing the biggest investors in the country. NAMIBIA a sharp increase in telecommunica­ Tjombe described the conditions TAXING AFFAIR ••• The Swapo invitation sent tions traffic as well as the need for under which Telecom was implement­ on the Ministry of Foreign Attain' fax. other services to the extent that de­ MINISTRY OF FINANCE ing its ambitious programme to re­ * mand far surpassed supply. building a fully loaded 747 Boeing 1EHBiiOffI.) This, he said, had been triggered by Swapo invitation while it is airborne and cruising at full 1IHlERAfBYM1BRft a sudden increase in economic activi­ accused the Government speed. From page 2 ties. of conuption after a letter 1. TENDER NO:F1/10/1-164194 THE SUPPLY, AND Tjombe said Telecomhad launched Everything possible was being done was sent to the NBC by DEUVERY OF HANDTOOLS. However, it is well a multi-million dollar comprehensive to solve the congestion problem in known that public serv­ Minister of Fisheries and 2. TENDER NO: F1/13-14194 THE SUPPLY AND infrastructure programme in August Windhoek by mid-November, he em­ ants may not involve Marine Resources Helmut DEUVERY OF MEDIUM AND LOW TECHNOLOGY in response to the sudden demand for phasized. themselves in party poli­ Angula asking the NBC EQUIPMENT FOR THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH unlimited access to more lines and "Ultimate relief to the present prob­ tics, nor may Government to announce three Swapo AND SOCIAL SERVICES. telephones. lem can, however, only be expected facilities be used for elec­ meetings. The letter was Statistics showed that Telecom cus­ towards mid-1995 when the bulk of tion campaigning or party written on the Ministry's 3.TENDER NO: F1/13-1S/94 THE SUPPLY AND letterhead and carri~d the DEUVERY OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE FOR THE tomers had increased by 8,3 per cent the modernisation process has been politics. MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES. within 11 months to a total of 72 292 completed." On Saturday the DT A official Ministry stamp. AMOUNT PAYABLE: N$10-00 Nam Govt to fall back on SA's terror laws 4. TENDER NO: F1 /13-16/94 THE PRINTING, SUPPL Y AND DEUVERY OF OFFICIAL FORMS. Namibian Minister of African Defence Act to fight Defence had relied upon official said they had been AMOUNT PAYABLE: N$10-00 Q~~';;-page 2 Defence can be held li­ Mwandingi's claim. the notorious AG9 and its drawn into the case "reluc­ to court after independ­ able for actions of the pre­ Asked why the Govern­ the even more draconian tantly". ··We don't see why Closing date: (1t04)11hOO on Tuesday 29 November 1994 ence, his legal representa­ vious occupying Admin­ ment had not tried to settle 103 ter of the Defence Act we should have to defend to justify the actions. it, why we should have to tive applied to substitute istration. the case to avoid the em­ DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE . These, and other provi- take responsibility:' he the South African Minis­ A spokesperson for the barrassment of appearing OF to justify the actions of the sions, were repealed dur- added. ter of Defence with the office of the Government Department of Works former South African se­ ing the implementation of Nonetheless, he noted Room 22, Gorund Floor, Regional Office Namibian Minister of Attorney yesterday con­ curity forces, the spokes­ 435 at the insistence of the that the law at that time Corner of Krupp & 8essemer Street. firmed the pleadings Defence in an attempt to person said he believed that UN as being incompatible "remained a law" despite ·WINDHOEK would remain the same claim damages from the with free and fair elections. the illegality of South Af- TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO 'feelers' had been put out, present Namibian Gov­ when this protracted legal In an attempt to elicit rica in Namibia. "But this The Secretary: Tender Board but could not confirm any ernment. This was op­ matter comes before court comment on what is viewed does not necessarily mean P.O. Box 3328 serious attempt to settle. posed. but Judge Presi­ today. WINDHOEK He emphasised, how­ in some quarters asa 'scan- we are are unsympathetic dent Johan Strydom up­ This in effect wi1l mean ever. that the Namibian dalous' decision by the to the victim," he sald. Fax No.: (061) 36454 that the present Govern­ OR DEPOSITED IN: held this amendment and Government had "inherited Government to rely on the Lawyers for Mwandingi The Tender Box: the Namibian Govern­ ment is also basing its the whole caboodle", detested security legisla- confirmed that various at­ Ground Floor: Fiscus Building ment then lodged an ap­ defence of the action - as namely, both the "actions tionofthe formerSAoccu- tempts had been made to 10 John Meinert Street peal with the Supreme the South African Defence and defences" of the previ­ piers in terms of which their settle the matter and that Windhoek Court. Force did prior to inde­ ous dispensation. Asked if own supporters suffered the Government had thus Chief Justice Ismael Pendence - upon attempt­ the matter could still not be extensively, the Minister fa r not been amenable. NB:N$5-00 Levy (Non refundable) is payable in Mahomed in turn·upheld ing to justify the much settled he said that "this of Defence was approached They also confirmed that Advance in cash or bank guaranteed cheques only discredited former curfew remains a possibility". for comment but was out of the trial will proceed in the (Unpaid tender documents will be prejudiced). the Judge President and found that in terms of the legislation (AG9) and Sec­ In documents before the country . Windhoek High Court to- 251910 SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. Constitution the tion 103 ter of the South, court. the SA Minister. ot . w t."Qjgl)rjink Wg .ML':l.i ~t~• . _9:~.x: ~ . _. ' .' .. t . "~ ."t • • ------.:: ... ,. THE ·NAMIBIAN Tuesday November 8 1994 3.-, Only two nominations Gobabis on ropes for presidential race • CHRISTOF MALETSKY cubic-metres. GOBABIS is rapidly running Now the Council is faced with ei­ out of water and unless ther cutting off water at certain times • CHRIS NDIVANGA 16 women, are Kephas take part in the elections of the day or banning people from Conradie, I1enikelao as it was registered in residents drastically cut their watering their -gardens or washing PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma and DT A President Latvio, Willem Boois, 1992. water consumption, the Mishake Muyongo were the only two presidential cars. Karl Freygang and The first five candidates eastern town's water supply _"We thought of cutting water, ban­ candidates officially to Judge President Johan Laurena Christ. are Veii, Comelius Vries, could dry up by December. . ning car. washing and gardening. Strydom before the deadline of IlhOO yesterday. The UDF's47-member Obed Kamburona, That is the 'direction we are mov­ candidate list is headed Siegfried Sauerwein and Yesterday the deputy pennanent Ilenikelao Latvio list. The DCN list is by Justus Garoeb, fol­ Angelina Forbes - one of secretary of Water Affairs, Andreas ing towards. The Council may even missed the deadline when headed by Moses lowed by Eric Biwa, two women on the list. Fry, echoed the sentiments of the be-forced to pass a by-law to prevent she and Josepaht Katjiuongua, followed by 10hannes Gurirab, Alien The Monitor Action GobabisMunicipal Public Relations peopl~ from doing these things," Gawanab of the FCN ar­ Veii, Matjila and Peter Liebenberg and Group (MAG) 72-strong Officer, Wally Finnies: "The water Finnies fumed. rived late and could not Kayser. Themistokles Murorua. candidate list is headed situation in Gobabis has reached a Apparently, in an effort to get his prove they had paid the Latvio, although Two of the 12 women by Kosie Pretorius, crisis level." message across, Finnies even threat­ required N$IO 000 de­ number two on the FCN (Marilyn Grace Britz, No Gemot Schaaf, Johannes Fry announced that Minister of ened one primary school in Epako posit. candidate list, was cho­ 12 and Christiana Cocklin, Johannes Agriculture, Water and Rural De­ with a total water cut if the high level They were refused a sen as its presidential can­ Goagoses, No 20) are Niewoudtand Petrus Van velopment, Nangolo Mbumba, has of consumption continued. three hour extension to didate. She said her party, among the first 20 on the Wyk. personally intervened and will ad­ Unless there was dramatic cut in register their presidential Nawafep had joined the list. Despite its split from The first five members dress residents on the looming water usage, expectations were that candidate. Latvio told re­ FCN to achieve its aims the DCN, Swanu submit­ of the Workers Revolu­ drought on Thursday as part of a the town's water supply might only porters yesterday her party and objectives through a ted a 32-member candi­ tionary Party (WRP) are last-dtich bid to slash consumption. hold out until December. was under the impression voice in Parliament. date list - in which seven Wemer Mamugwe, Rosy "The Minister will put them com­ Fry said the Ministry had found the deadline was today. The first five names on candidates are listed Wolman, John Strauss, pletely in the picture. groundwaterresources in the fonn of UDF president Justus the FCN 72-member can­ twice. Magreth Bohitile and There seems to be a lack of con­ approximately five boreholes wh ich Garoeb also failed to reg­ didate list, which includes The party qualifies to Annamarie Rautenbach. trol or complete ignorance from the could provide 24 to 30 cubic metres ister as a presidential can­ residents' side to the calls to reduce of water in, a hour. didate in spite of insisting consumption," Fry said. However he cautioned that this was at the weekend that he For his part Finnies said they were not the answer to the crisis as pipe­ planned to run. The UDF's depending solely on Water Affairs. lines were still under construction Zagarias Pietersen said "They are our last hope to come up and this could take longer than ex­ Garoeb had been with­ drawn on the advice of with solutions," Finnies commented pected. members and because of when approached. The water crisis was been aggra­ \ financial problems. Since the begining of this year the vated by the high influx of people DCN presidential can­ Gobabis Municipality has warned from rural areas. didate Hitje'li Veii has residents about the scarcity of water The growth rate had now shot up to withdrawn his Swanu through the holding of meetings and between seven to 15 per cent from party, along with 13 distribution of pamplets. between two and five per cent and names formerly included In July this year, the Council in­ presently around 600 families were on the DCN's candidate creased water tariffs with the sole scattered in squatter camps all over list, from the coalition. aim of cutting water consumption. Epako township. DCN secretary -general However, this only resulted in Mbumba will address residents in Andrew Matjila said Veii residents complaining about the high the Duthch Reformed Church Hall in had pulled out as he was ALL SMILES ... Swapo secretary-general Moses Garoeb and DTA vice costs and water ctmsumption shot Heroes' A venue at 15hOO on Th~.lTS­ not satisfied with the president Piet JuniU$ who nominated their presidential candidates up from 14000 cubic metres a week day. number two position on yesterday. Behind them are Nico Smit of the DTA and Swapo's Festus to an alanning 18 000 to 19 000 the coalition's candidate Naholo and Alfeus !Naruseb. Photo: Chris Ndivanga GERRY'S C;.\R ;.\UC·'IONS Angolan adInits to Vital evidence heard a. S;.\tES killing taxi driver Tcl. 061·231421 • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA in fann murder case AUCTION 1· ~~ ONE OF two men charged with the murder . on WEDNESDAY 9 NOVEMBER • JOSEF MOTINGA yesterday that his duty was to keep a of Windhoek taxi driver Albertus Swartz record of particulars of all vehicles . 1994 AT 17HOO yesterday admitted in the Okahandja MATEUS Enkono, 24, yesterday manufactured and their buyers. Attention: Dealers ano Private Buyers Magistrates Court that he killed Swartz after reappeared in the Windhoek Based on his data he identified the he had refused to hand over his car to him. High Court on two charges of vehicle as the one sold to JF Robberts. Duly instructed by Banks, Hendro Pedro and Ndjuau Domingo, both murder and one of robbery with The old man from whom the car was Prominent Businesses and Private from Angola, are accused of murdering aggravating circumstances recovered had testified he had bought Individuals the following will be auc­ Swartz on September 5 this year and stealing following the death ofDaniellina it from Enkono. tioned: his car. Jacoba (54) and Johannes During a previous hearing, Enkono from an UNO, 4 x 4 up to lorries. Swartz's decomposed body was found near Francois Robberts (61) on had told the court that he had bought +/- 85 Vehicles will be auctioned. Okabandja two weeks after he was reported February 17 1990. the vehicle in 1987 from the garage of Viewing: Between 08hOO and 19hOO (daily) missing on September 5. His car was later The accused has pleaded not guilty a certain Ferdinand Shilumbuka situ­ Registrations: found in the North, leading to the arrest of ated near the Oshakati police station Until 12hOO on 09 November 1994. eight people. to murdering the Robberts couple at their Fann Emanuel and stealing a TV and the Post Office. To avoid disappointment, bring your However only Domingo and Pedro have Sergeant Hans Ipumbu from the vehicle on time. been charged with the murder and robbery. set, a radio, three fireanns and a Toyota pick-up. - Criminal Investigating Department in Tel.: 061-231421 or 227786 The other six stand accused of .theft of a The vehicle was later recovered by Oshakati testified yesterday that there motor vehicle. They were not asked to plead the police and is now one of the exhib­ had never been a garage in that area. GE:{:{Y1S CJ.\R J.\UC'ftOi'IS yesterday as their case .is still being investi­ Defence counsel Sagrys Grobler told its before court. ~~ r "I .. r gated by the police. Hamel Naidoo, Vehicle Specifica­ Ipumbu that the accused would main­ Cl ~~\_!!~ The murder case was postponed to Janu­ tion Technician of the Toyota manu­ tain that there was a garage there when 410 Independence Avenue ary 27 next year for further investigation. facturers in South Africa, told the court he enters the dock today. Wlndhoek r------~ ' ;' /,\."~. # • , ••, I # t ~ , , • .~ 4' , TGet sday~ ; N6vernber' i8 1994 ~"" THE NAMIBIAN KARIBI Warning! Boost for Nepru· RIVATE SCHOOL NDF live , • LUCIENNE FILD firing sources. agriculture and rural dewlnp- TEL: (062252) 120- SCHOOL (062252) 121- HOSTEL FAX: 132 men!. P 0 BOX 145 KARIBIB, NAMIBIA . THE Namibian Economic Policy Re­ Nepru is an autonomous institution exerCIse search Unit (Nepru) signed a N$I 0 mil­ which was established in 1990 with the WINNERS OF KPS RAFFLE DRAWN ON 28 oaOBER 194 lion grant agreement with the African aim of assisting the Government in stra­ THE 16 MAIN PRIZES WERE WON BY: THE Namibian De­ Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) tegic macro- and socio-cconomic areas 1. P PEmRBRIDGE PO BOX 6262 WHK TEL: 227319(w1225545(HI fence Force will con­ on Friday. through research for policy fomlUlation 2. G HEUSSEN PO BOX 9081 WINDHOEK TEL:228351 duct a three-day live The grant will be allocated over live and decision-making. to build an infor­ 3. TAMMY ROCHER PO BOX 21 KA TIMA MULlLO TEL: 232(HI2161227(w1 firing exercise involv­ years and is aimed at developing the unit mation resource base on Namibian af­ 4 . R BARRET PO BOX 3157 WINDHOEK TEL: 233183(w1 ing anti-aircraft ma­ as a highly professional and independ­ fairs and to train Namibians in relevant 5. MRS. M HANSEN PO BOX 3750 VINETA TEL:62873(HI 5738(w1 chine guns, artillery ent research unit with fulHime Namibian ski lis. 6. CGAY PO BOX 71 KARIBIB TEL:255(H) 266(W) staffin an effort to strengthen Namibia' s The ACBF.located in Harare. Zimba­ 7. F N ALBERTS and anti-tank guns PO BOX 153 OMARURU TEL:43l(HI92(W) capacity to good economic and strategic bwe. was established in 1991 by African 8. H UEBENBURG PO BOX 102 OMARURU TEL: 2640(HI starting today. planning. governments and the International Com­ 9. KNOn K.P.S.TEL: 120(W) The exercise is tak­ The main aim of the grant is to fully 10. BETS GREEFF PO BOX 152 OMARURU TEL: 73(HI 209(w1 munity to strengthen the institutions and ing place at Namibianise the unit by the turn of the personnel capacities Africa needs to ana­ 11. J BlAAUW PO BOX 193 HENTIESBAY TEL: 143 Swartkoppies, seven 12. SMARIAS PO BOX 9 OMARURU TEL:326(H) 139(w1 century. lyse. formulate and implement develop­ 13. P PETHERRBRIDGE PO BOX 6267 WINDHOEK TEL:227319(H)225545(W) kilometres north of the Among others. the grant will be used ment policies. 14. CHRIS LlEBENBERG PO BOX 5621 WINDHOEK TEL:222485(HI36302(w1 Rooikop military base to implement career development The foundation' s priority objective is 15. R BARRET PO BOX 3157 WHK TEL: 2225455(HI 233183(W) near Walvis Bay. projects aimed at on-the-job training on toensure that Sub-Saharan African coun­ 16. N VAN NIEKERK PO BOX 59 KARIBIB TEL: 159 Members ofthe pub­ applied research skills at Nepru. to pro­ tries have a critical mass of lirst-rate vide scholarships for post graduate stud­ CONSOLATION PRIZES THAT WERE NOT COUECTED: lic are advised to stay economic policy analysts. developmcnt clear of the area. ies for Nepru staff and for the strength­ managers and suitable institutions to ening of Nepru' s research. lessen the region's dependence on exter­ RETHA VAN NIEKERK POCKET CAlUlATOR The firing exercise H VUOEN T-SHIRT Nepru 's research is expected to focu s nal assistance and place A frica in control PO BOX 150 KARIBIB TEL: 239fl5 PO BOX 380 WALVIS BAY starts at 10hOO today on macro-economics, trade. industry. of its own economic policy and develop­ EBIN BURGER RADIO TEl:' 2178(H) 3251(w1 and will cover the area P 0 BOX 80065 OlYMPIA fisheries, mining, energy, natural re- ment. E VIUOEN TOG BAG 22 degrees 50 minutes TEL:51784(HI219690/W) PO BOX 380 WALVIS BAY R ALYUS T-SHIRT TEL:2178(HI3251(w1 south and 14 degrees PO BOX 71 KARIBIB TEL:l(HI 266rN) Y BRINKMANN XEROX CAlCULATOR 37 minutes east. MRS.IYAMBO JERSEY P 0 BOX 1473 WINDHOEK It lasts until Thurs­ PO BOX 856 ONDANGWA TEL:227951(H) day. TEL: 40806(HI40300/W) KAHN KUHNE TOG BAG The Ministry of De­ T N LMVELT GlASSES PO BOX 141 OMARURU PO BOX 56 KARIBIB TEL: 4313 TEL: 1630(HI fence announced that TSAOBIS M LANG TOG BAG in view of this warning 5 GOOL TOG BAG PO BOX 125 OMARURU TEL: 1530(HI it could not be held li­ PO BOX 1~30 SWAKOPMUND GERO HAlBICH TOG BAG able for any damages TEL:4130(H) P 0 BOX 171 KARIBIB or loss oflife during the F VAN ROOYEN XEROX CAlCUlATOR TEL: 1313(H) PO BOX; 150 KARIBIB TEL:236(H) C J MINN IE TOG BAG three-day live firing L 0 PETERS PO BOX 1235 KHOMASDAL exercise caused by fail­ PO BOX 20992 WINDHOEK TEL:213604(HI ure to comply with the TEL: 41957(H) 63128/9/w1 E PIENAAR TOG BAG notification during the C PAETON JERSEY P 0 BOX 123 KARIBIB three day live firing SIGNED AND SEALED .•. Nepru Director Dr Henning Melber(left) And PO BOX OTJIWARONGO TEL: 3242(H) TEL: 130(H) 25(W) exercise. ACBF Programme Manager Abel Thoahlane signing the N$lO million I...-______~ Grant Agreement. The grant is aimed at fully Namibianising Nepru by the -S a- rPtu=r=n=o=f=t=h=e=ce=n=t=u=ry~.==~======~ 18h13: Home And place the ad himself. Away 20hOO: News 18h37: Magazine 20h34: Tropical obe Programme: Heat ~,." Zoom Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 19h09: Journeys to Art Niek discovers that at­ 06h30-07hOO: World Alente jo: Portuguese Gar­ traction can be fatal News den on the Atlantic when he finds himself 1f)~: 9/11/94 13hOO-14hOO: World 19h36: Perfect drawn to a beautiful News and Strangers woman who has her World Year VI sights on him .. . gun ~: 11/11/94 Report Finders Keepers sights that is! 16h56: Opening When Balki finds a box of 21h27: Shop Stories 17hOO: Education: money containing more 21h39: Election S~: 12/11/94 Earth File than $50000 he wants to Update 17h29: Education: place an ad in a newspa­ 22h 13: Fragile Earth You Can per or go to the police. (new) Choose Lany convinces Balki that Alyeska Arctic Wilder­ Dealing with Disap­ the police will only ac­ ness .. 'Entrance: N$20-00 pointment cuse him of taking some 23h08: Sport 17h57: Tots TV of the money and offers to 18hOO: Egoli sons of ambition and One-of the HOnEST bands in South Africa 18h30: The Jeffersons greed? Starring: (Premium lime) Edward James Olmos, 19hOO: Menendez: Beverley 0 ' Angelo, A Killing in Damien Chapa M*N*E*T Beverly Hills 2IhOO: Driving Miss - Part I Daisy (A) UTOPIA 10hOO: Egoli (repeat) When Jose and Kitty Starring: Jessica Tandy, 10h30: For Their Menendez were killed by Morgan Freeman, Dan Own Good their two sons, it became Aykroyd 12h05: Entertainment one of the most publicised 22h45: 60 Minutes Now crimes of the 90s. Were 23hOO: The Godfa r\j'~ I ~' l~ ~iL' r ~ i1. [)J tLilT\, 0 [)J !\nU k~ n\' (KTV starts) Lyle and Erik victims or ther Part III / / 14h30: Bananas in villians? And were these 01h45: Delta Foree Pyjamas grisly killings the logical Ill: Young 15hOO: ' The result of years of abuse, or Commandos "F1intstones did the boys simply learn 03hOO: Supersport ~ 15h30: The Addams too well their father's les- 09hOO: Ends. Family 16hOO: Bugs Benny Weather Forecast and'Friends (KTVends) PRETORIA: The Weather Bureau's forecast for Na­ (Open Time) mibia for today: Very bot with isolated thundershowers in 17hOO: Herman's the north-east. The roast will be partly cloudy and cool Head with fog patches o"ernight and the wind moderate north­ 17h30: Loving westerly to south-westerly.· Sapa THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday November 8 1994 5

New company to list on NSE REPUBLIC OF ~:...... NAMIBIA A NEWLY restructured Namibian • company, MacPhaU Daily Stock Exchange Indexes MINISTRY. OF'FINANCE. Namibia Holdings, Listed Share Prices aims to raise N$17,3 Company Name Last Price Curr Price Volume Buyers Sellers Il)dex TENDERBOARD million through issuing First Nat Bank Hid 21 .00 21.50 0 0.00 0.00 0.96 TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR 3,15 million shares on Mut & Fed Insurance 54.00 54.00 ~ 0 0.00 0.00 1.23 ' . the NSE. Metje & Ziegler 5.50 5.50 .~ 0 0.00 0.00 3.14 1.TENDER NO: F1/10/1-173i94 FOUR STAFF HOUSES The NSE announced M &ZPrefs 0.75 0.75 0 0.00 0.00 1.00 AT KHORIXAS._ . AMOUNT PAYAB~E : N$80:00 on Friday that the com­ Nictus 1.00 1.05 1.05 0 0.00 0.00 pany aims to Jist its 3.50 2. TENDER NO: F1 /1011-176 /94 FOUR STAFF HOUSES shares for trading on Nam Fishing Ind 11.50 11.50 0 0.00 0.00 1.77 ATOPUWA. . December 7. Nam Minerals Corp 9.50 9.50 0 0.00 9.50 1.03 AMOUNT PAYABLE :N$80,OO MacPhail Namibia Nam Sea Products 12.00 12.00 0 0.00 12.25 2.82 Holdings has interests in Ocean Diamond Mining 4.50 4.50 0 0.00 5.70 2.25 Closing dat(': ( 1'& 2) 11 h(lO on TU{'sday 2l) !\l)\'{'l1ll'ln 1qq~ coal and cement distri­ Penrose Holdings 0.55 0.50 0 0.00 0.00 0.33 bution, plans to build a Pep Nam Hold Lld 3.45 3.45 0 3.40 3.50 1.25 DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF giant bulk cargo han­ Standard Bank Corp 104.00 165.00 0 0.00 0.00 1.42 Southern Life Ass 33.50 3'3.50 0 0.00 0.00 1.02 The Secretary:Tender Board dling facility at Walvis Ground floor, Fiscus Building Bay, and is involved in INDEX: 167.12 10 John Meinert Street the· tourism industry. Windhoek The public offer and in lots of 100 shares, start of the week, with I 0000 shares at N$3,40. share. opened yesterday and accompanied by pay­ Pep Stores Namibia to Several would-be sell- "One big deal saw 7 TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO applications may only be The Secretary : Tender Board ment, must reach the the fore. ers came forward with 000 Standard Bank In- p .a . Box 3328 made on a form con­ NSE by noon on Mon­ There were deals at 10tsof250NamibianSea vestment Corporation WINDHOEK tained in the prospectus. day, November 28. N$3,45 a share, while an Products (Namsea) shares changing hands at Fax No.: (061) 36454 Share applications for Main trading action on earlier deal saw an insti­ shares, but only one trade N$l 04a share," the NSE a minimum of 100 shares the exchanl!e was at the tutional investor took olace, at N$12 a said. OR DEPOSITED IN: The Tender Box : Ground Floor: Fiscus Building 10 John Meinert Street NDC establishes investment company Windhoek

NB: N$5 Levy (Non refundable)' is payable in Advance r-J THE Namibia Development Corporation the need to invest in the investors are not paying the company will apply in cash or bank guaranteed ~heques only (Unpaid (NDC) has introduced an investment Namibian market. tax on interest or divi- for a special status, tender documents will be prejudiced). "The NDC and the dend income. This fund which in itself is a defi- company aimed at attracting shareholders SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 251'))1> among Namibian and international pension funds are not will act as a conduit to nite incentive," investors. taxable and international these funds. Furthermore Hijarungu said. Tjeripo Hijarunguru, Namibian Stock Ex­ ETOSHA NDC Financial Opera­ change (NSE) by pro­ ~ tions Manager, said on viding enabling capital '-" Friday the corporation to ventures that had the ~ ~~~~(~~Tly~~ had taken concrete steps potential to be listed on SKIPPER (GRADE 11) to identify appropriate the NSE. Etosha Fisheries Holding Co (Ply) Ltd, a major policies and encourage The corporation aims Namibian company in the Pelagic Fishing Industry requires the services of qualified skippers for two of our N~D~~ entrepreneurs to invest to raise N$lOO million, steel R.S.W. vessels. Our vessels are modern and in the productive sectors. with a minimum ofN$50 fitted with the best fish finding equipment available. NDC - The Namibian Development Corporation has an attractive The NDC believed million, Hijarunguru Both vessels are capable of carrying 200 to 250 tons of vacancy at their Head Office in Windhoek .. that sma))- and medium­ said, adding he believed fish in R.S.W. scale industries needed, the figure was realistic Our philosophy is the creation of wealth for all the people of and meaningful in terms Applications must be in P9ssession of a Fisherman in particular, access to Grade 11 certificate and a proven track record in the Namibia. Our function is to act as catalyst in the establishment of sources of financing, he of setting up a 'company Pelagic Fishing Industry. Applications, which will in­ our prosperous and autonomous state. Our task is to mobilize and ' added. that would attract skilled clude copies of certificates as well as proof of past develop national and international technological and fjnancial people. experience must be submitted to: "The corporation has resources. identified the need to The NDC was inter­ Mr. Piet de Klerk establish a fund that will ested in a 20 per cent P 0 Box 3 trade in Namibian listed shareholding with 75 per Walvis Bay PURCHASING OFFICER shares, invest in cent expected from in­ Namibia Namibian maturing ven­ terested institutional in­ Alternatively, application forms can be obtained at tures, take-overs, expan­ vestors and five per cent Etosha Fisheries Holding Company Umited in 2nd The successful candidate will be responsible to purchase goods, sions and start-up opera­ going to the Namibian Street next to the Metro Store. machinery, equipment, raw materials, stationery and other supplies tions." public. Applications close on the 30th November 1994. either for consumption in the Corporation or for resale. It will be Etosha is an EQUAL OPPORTUNITY employer. Hijarunguru said the Investors the NDC had required from the incumbent to take decisions on prices, delivery, corporation intended in mind included an in­ terms, negotiation of contracts and sources of supply in I'. creating a fund, the Na­ stitutional investor, pen­ accordance with the rules and regulations. mibia Investment Com­ sion funds, emerging pany (NIC), with a)) the market funds and any­ Requirements: attributes that would en­ one looking for a diver­ ~ ~!I~;~~~ To qualify for this position you will be in possession of a matric able it to outperfonn tra­ sified Namibian portfo­ MOTORMEN (DRIVER) certificate or equivalent and at least 6 years buying experience. ditional unit trusts 9r lio. Etosha Rsheries Holding Co (Ply) Ltd, a major NDC offers the successful candidate: mutual funds. "The portfolio is ex­ Namibian company in the Pelagic Fishing Industry • Competitive salary "Like mutual funds, it pected to have a number requires the services of 4 qualified Motormen for our will invest in listed eq­ of private holdings of modem fleet of steel R.S.W . vessels. With the • .Housing allowance advancement of technology in the engine room and the uity and other capital in­ between N$500 000 to • MeCfical scheme use of R.S.W. systems we need men with ~ • Pension Fund struments, but unlike N$2 mi11ion, not exceed­ Motormao Grade 1 Certificate who are motivated, can mutual funds, it will in­ ing 30 per cent of the work without supervision and are capable of handling • Vacation bonus vest a substantial portion total capitalisation in any the necessary maintenance schedule in the off • Ample vacation and sick leave benefits of its funds in the ·un­ undertaking. " season. • Free transport of household and personal belongings subject to NDC tappedNamibian emerg­ The promised to Applications with the necessary experience and certain conditions ing market." . create an enabling envi­ qualifications are invited to submit their written . The NIC would strive ronment for the interna­ applications to: Namibian citizens can forward their written applications, together on the tional investor who felt Mr. P de Klerk with a complete CV to: P 0 Box3 Watvis Bay Chief: Human Resources SAVE WATER! Namibia Private Bag: 13252 Alternatively, application forms can be obtained from Windhoek our offices in 2nd Street next to the Metro Store. . Namibia Water is Life. Applications close on the 30th November 1994. Employment will commence immediately on Without it we intment. or contact Mr W.Don at 061 - 2062283 for further particulars. cannot survive. Closing date: 23 November 19.?4 6 Tuesday November 8 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Ir,- .. . . - s ''';J~r!)'[.l~r!1' ' ~'=r**'I Angolan govt on the attack 'Lynching' . Unita claims it still holds Huambo museum opens " . . MILWAUKEE: After64years.JamesCameron LUANDA: Government troops overran to escape through mined into a lon~ and ferocIous fighter ~lanes, With ItS remembers every detail of the night an enraged Unita headquarters in Huambo yesterday no-man's l~nd t? gov- war," Ambal Kande~a, best artll.lery, but our mob dragged him from hisjail cell. beat him and and were pursuing their best fighters into the ernment hnes In the London representative defense lInes have not slipped a noose around his neck. Two other central AngoIan bush,' an army spokesman west, Manuel said. for Unita, told The As- be~n broken," Kandeya black men died that night at the hands of the said. Communication to sociated Press. said. mob. Cameron was saved at the last minute. Huambo has broken But Kandeya insisted Unita said they would Now he's documented his story and that of other Government soldiers ' and advancing," Manuel down; m~king it impos- that UJ1~ta still control- tear up a the treaty ~gre~d lynchings for what he's called America's Black smashed through Unita told reporters. sible to 10dependently led the city they captured to last Mond~y If .the Holocaust Museum, a collection opening Wednes­ defense lines around More than 500 Unita verify the report. more than a ~ear ago gov~rnment dl? not Im- day in a dilapidated forn1er boxing club in down- Huambo,530kilometers fighters were killed in But if confinned, the and made their hea~- n:tedlately halt Its offen- town Milwaukee. southeast ofLuanda, and the pre-dawn assault, military victory ma~ quartersa~terthebloodl- slve. Ropes from a Ku Klux Klan robe, a ceremonial h~ve taken control of Manuelsaid. The rebels' spell theendofanegotl- est battle m 19 years of The governme~t h.as KKK rifle that spits fire from its barrel instead of most strategic points, top military commander ated settlement for ~fri- civil war. pushed ahea? with. Its bullets. letters describing lynchings. and stark black including the airport and - Arlindo Pena "Ben- ca's longe~t civil war. More than 80. 000 a~tacks de~p 1Oto ~mta- and white photographs of black men twisting from militarycompound,said Ben" - was believed to More th~n 500. 000 ~ngol~s were belIeved held terram de~plte ap- ropes are among the artifacts. Onc picture shows Anny spokesman Brig haveJled the city. Angolans have died to kJll.ed In 1993 when ~eals from Umted. Na- the lynching he survived. Jose Manuel "Jota". Retreating rebels were date in the 19-year con- Ufllta defeated tJ?ns a~d US president The soft-spoken Cameran, now 80, with grey "The Unitaleadership battling government flict. Huambo's government BIll Clm~o.n .t? repe~ct hair and a trim mustache. calls it his "Chamber of has fled Huambo. Gov- troopsstreet-to-streetas "The war will con- defenders. . the~eatYltmltJaledwlth Horrors." ernment troops are now they fled, while desper- tinue. The government "Th.e govern~ent .15 Umta last week. - Sapa- "We might have to have a nurse on duty here." in the center of the city ate civilians were trying has just plunged Angola bombmg the city With AP Cameron said. "I'm going to do just like the Jewish

, 1.1....: .1'. c .... ! JlJ . d~~" .. ~~:~:~:: ~a~;~~~;r.Ol going 10 ICI il all hang DUI. One black history professor applauded Cameron. who wrote a book describing his lynching titled HA Time of Terror," and gives speeches aimed at counteracting present-day KKK activities, for pre­ serving this bitter history. "The idea is to never forget," said William L Van Deburg, a professor at the University of Wisconsin­ Madison. "I know that each generation of students has to be reintroduced to the more negative aspects of black history that don't get portrayed in the popular media." Historians agree that about 3 500 blacks were in northern Italy. At lynched in the United States from the 18805 to the

least 63 people diedt ' 1960s. Cameron said his research indicates a much mostly in the Pied­ higher number. - Sapa-AP mont region, during the weekend deluge, UK checks ferry fleet which also hit France, Spain and LONDON: Nearly a third of passenger ferries . Morocco. Many operating from Britain had faults in their hull . more were reported doors, but none posed a threat of repeating the .sif.ll mtsSi~g and the Estonian ferry catastrophe, the government has ::: death ·. t~lr was ", ex~ found. BITTER BATTLE .•• Virginia Senate candidates Charles Robb (Democrat L), and Oliver North The Department of Transport's Marine Safety (Republican, R), are running neck and neck in one of the nastiest Senate races in the mid-term Agency announced yesterday that 21 of the 58 ·E~s;f~~: elections. Thirty-five of the one hundred Senate seats are at stake. The Democrats currently hold British-flagged vessels and 140f 49 foreign-flagged ::" !.? 13, ()If.!:~~a,ls s~id~ .·. a 56-to-44 edge over the Republicans, who have controlled the Senate for only six ofthe last 40 years. ships inspected needed minor repairs to their bow Photo: Reuter via Nampa. or stem doors. The doors, when fully open, allow CAIRO: Sudan's vehicles to drive in and out of the hold. fundamentalist In late September, more than 900 people died government is Sudan starts Islamic crackdown after the ferry Estonia capsized while traveling in . the Baltic Sea between TaHinn, Estonia, and Stock­ reactivating Islamic The daily al-Engazal- Shortly after it came But many of the rules Itsaid mostofthecon- holm, Sweden. Investigators blamed thedisasteron rules which forbid men Watani newspaper said to power in a military were later disregarded. fiscations were made and women from malfunctioning bow doors that opened to the rough that the government has coup in 1989, Lt. Gen The newspaper said among the southern Su­ dancing together and seas, allowing water to pour into the hold and sink require females to wear also launched a cam- Omar Hassan el- the two-week-old cam- daneserefugeeswhofled the Estonia within minutes. unrevealing clothes, a paign called "A Year Bashir's government paign against illegal al- the civil war to Khar­ British inspectors examined bow door structures government Without Alcohol" and implemented rules to coholdistillerieshadput tourn and live in camps and locking systems, checked the doors' ability to newspaper reported has raided illegal distill- make Sudan confonn to an end to 80 percent of for displaced people. remain watertight, and audited how ships' crews yesterday. eries. strict Islamic laws. the problem. oversaw their systems in operation.

ETOSHA HENTIES BAY TOWN COUNCIL ETOSHA FISHERIES FISHERIES ,",eLOING c: 'PT Yi ~ i J HeLDING cc (PTY) L TO TENDER: AUCTIONEER VACANCY Etosha Fisheries Holding Co (Pty) Ltd is awaiting RECEPTIONIST applications for the following position: CREDITORS CLERK Requirements: Applicants must me.t the following requirements: Auctioneers are hereby invited to tender"tor the auctioneering Must be a Namibian Citizen -Be a Namibian Citizen of 350 erven in Extension 6 of Henties Bay which are to be Must be able to handle a BTS switchboard -Be in possession of at least a matric certificate Must be able to handle fax and photocopy machines -Have previous Creditors experience. An added sold by public auction on Friday, 23 December 1994 at 10:00 Must have a pleasant personality and be able to advantage would be Pastel experience. Closing Date: Thursday, 1994 - 11 - 24 at 12hOO work with people -Have a flair for figure work Must be bilingual -Be computer literate and have Lotus 1-2-3 Must have a pleasant speaking voice experience. TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED IN A SEALED Must have typing experience and be computer literate (preferably Word Perfect 5.1) -Be able to work independently ENVELOPE TO: -Housing scheme/allowance the Town Clerk The Company Offers: The Company Offers: -A competitive salary -A competitive salary (Tender - Auction Extension 6) -21 working days leave - 21 working days leave - P.O.Box 61 -Pension Fund -Pension Fund( compulsory) -Medical Aid -Medical Aid Henties Bay -Housing scheme/allowance Closing date for applications: 21 November 1994 Closing date for applications: 21 November 1994 Please send your CV to P 0 Box 3, Walvis Bay or For more information, please contact the Town Clerk Please obtain an application form from Etosha Fisheries Holding Co. (Pty) Ltd at 0642-2331 or post obtain an application form from Etosha Fisheries . Tel: (06442) 7 /408 or Fax: (06442) 521 Holdina Co (Pty) Ltd, Tel : 0642-2331 our CV to P 0 Box 3, Walvis Bay. • SA assembly ~ ·debates Land Bill OENBEL CAPE TOWN: The National Assembly is GENBEL INVESTMENTS LIMITED

expected to approve the first major piece of UE4 I ~ .. ~ ~ .. .)t ..... ',tt'E:; legislation aimed at undoing the wrongs of ("Genbe''') apartheid when the ReStitution ofLand Rights Bill is debated today. ' Dual listing statement in terms of the requirements of the Namibian Stock Exchange (" NSE") And although the South African Agricultural Union has been given a last-minute chance to make oral representations to a parliamentary committee, I . NAME OF COMPANY ti.:.! Halann' sht't'ts I, ·IIIII/III/, ·.!' (ielll)('IIIlV('slllH'nIS Limitt'd Land Affairs Minister Derek Hanekom says he is ( ;rllup Ill'l I adamant that the Bill be passed this session, ~ . REASON FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT I~I~' (:\ udilt'd I R lIlillioll The measure has been criticised on the grounds This adverlist'm t'lll is not an invit al ioll to subsnilJl' for shart's. hUI is 1'1111111111 1 issul'd 10 in form Invt'st ors that 4:!·1. SHO.97 fi ordillilrv shart's IIf that it is being rushed through the legislature 10 (,( ~ l1tS t'ach of (it-nlH'1 will tH' listed on Iht, NSE froll1 \\·l'dlH'sdav. E\1PI.OY"EY .. OF r.WITAI. • withobt adequate consultation, 9 Novl'fllt)('r 1 99~. . . IIl\'t's lllll'llls Although there could be opposition from the 1111111\ \';dul' : ~ lilt; : ' ~II :L HISTORY AND NATURE Of BUSINESS \ ';lIuali'lll Freedom Front and the Inkatha Freedom Party, the (jpn lH'1 is a It'acting Sout h A frican ('\ost'l'l's pl'rformalH'e is nwasllrl'd hy growth ill I\('t assl't the day before the passage of the 1913 Land Act value and market capitalisation. In{'ollle critl'ria an' ullrt'liahl(' gUicll's Short-I"r111 In'asury loans I'! I!} to p erformalll't' as realised earnings flll('tllall' ht'lwl'l'1I reportillg ('n'ditors 110 IS which provided the legal basis for the div ision of periods as and when transactioll profits art' hrought to ilCCOUIlt. land on a racial basis, I )ividt'nds pilyalll,' ·IH ~ 11 Land Affairs Minister Derek Hanekom said yes­ 4. DIRECTORS TaxiSl'lHlIlt 10 Ill'! assl't Israeli Prof spreads Aids Soulh Africa 1\'(IIIIiliiCl ( r('cl'il'ill!-:f1fficl') valu(' (pN n'nl) 11 :.! O Transfer Senl'laril's (Pty) I.td. Mercantile Registrars Limited Nt'1 assl'l v;rlu(' at TEL A VIV: An Aids-infected professor spent the Shop 11. Kalsl'rkrom' ('('llIn' 94 President SI reet :11 (kl (1)('1' I !)!l·, .Johannesburg, 2(X)! Post Strt't'I Mall last year of his life advertising for sex, spreading the (n'nts pt'r sharp) I 1:10 (p () Box IOS] Windhot'k deadly virus and videotaping the men he slept with Johannesburg, 2(X)() (I' () Hox 14() I (i." Prospects' Will 1\lIlh;l. The man, Yeshayahu Demner, was found mur­ Un ited Kif/Mc/o/ll Illl' Managing l)in'('lor Itf ( i"lIlll'l ill lilt' 1~ 1 !) · 1 ,lIl1ll1, rI r"illlrl dered a week ago. Harclays \{egistrars "The year ahead Hourne House t'O llllllodity bast'd husilll'sS can IH' t'XIIl'c\t'd (11 1)(,llI'fll frlllll IlIgllt'r Demner's hundreds of potential victims may :14 Heckenhalll Road l'1t1l1lllodity pric('s. illcr,'as('cI VOIIIlIl" cI,'nlilllcl ;rile! a W" ,II\"lIillg have included Palestinians, US sailors and his Bec kellhalll . ('xt'hang(' rate of till' Ralld I'I.W/-I ' /.' ollll'r nlrn'llI'll'S Till 'S " f;lt'tors Kent BR:l4T students from the Technion engineering univer­ ('all hl' l'X IH' l't(' d to bring ;Ihoul signifkalll grll ..... th ill l!r., profitahility of tlH's(' (·ompillli('s. sity, police told The Associated Press yesterday. 6. FlNANCIAL INFORMATION Financial and induslrial Shitrl'S ('all also ,'xp,'l'I growlll ill " ;rrrrillgs III 6.1 Income statements But there was no evidence Demner sought to lillt' with thl' ('urn'lll upswing in th,' Sout!r Afri c;1I1 ,'('ollCllllY infect Arabs or members of any specific group Year ended Year ended Howl'vl'r. ('('rtain sharp prir,'s app(';rr to h(' ;rln'"dy dis(,O lllllillg growth iJl'yolld tlH' Ill'xt I:! to :!,1mulllhs. To a('hit'v,' growlh for Ihill beyond a general desire to spread his disease, said 30 June 1994 :10 .JUIll' I ~~n period. Soulh Africa must n'('('iv('('apital illflows frolll I Ill' n'sl "f lilt' (Audited) R million Rlllillioll police sources, who spoke on condition of anonym- world. This will ht, Illort' aclli('vitiJk if. /1I11 ' r (///(/. Illt'rt· is IlIajor ity, • Income progn'ss Oil n 'movillg ,'x( 'hallg,' ('(1111 rnls wit !rill till' Ill'xl \ ~ lilt 11I1!rs . 113 I:!H Police suspect the engineering professor - de­ Dividend incom e Most South African sllilYl's aft' ('XI)('( 'Wd 10 IWlll'fit frOll1 fort'lglI Other income 28 :tl illVl'stml' lI1 dl'lllillHI after l!r(' ct)\llIlry's rt··illl,'grill ioll illtll lilt· 479 scribed by students as a reserved, kindly man - was Realised net investment gains 366 worldl'ollllllullity." bludgeoned to death by a man he infected with the Provision against development assets (80) 427 640 7. PURPOSE OF LISTING Aids virus. (jenbel applied for the duallistillg in oreil'r Ill: The case has stunned Israel, with gay activists Expenses (a) Enable the compally 10 expand opc'ratiolls ill Nilltlihia illle! ollll'r 20 IS fearing their struggle for acceptance in a conserva­ Administration countries in Southern Africil. following th(' ('xpt'('ll'd illllllill('1I1 Financing costs 101 31 tive society has been set back years, abolition of Soulh Africall f.\ ·c·huIIIW ('fllllm/: 121 46 (b) expand its shareholder has(' in Nalllibia alld tlwrl'for<' ('I"lilll('(' Incom e befor:e taxation 306 594 share tradea bility: and 2 Wildlife Society backs govt Taxation 9 (c) crea.te an inv.es tlllellt opportunity for Namibiall funds 10 illv('st ill JOHANNESBURG: The Wildlife Society ofSouth­ Attributable income 297 592 Genbel. Dividends 91 156 Genbel ill indirectly represented in Namibia through iIlV('sllllt'lItS ill ern Africa yesterday said it strongly supported companies operating in Namibia. Illany of till'S" which form illl 206 436 efforts by .the governments of some southern Afri­ Unappropriated income integral part of the eC (JIloI11Y of Namihia. It is thl' intl'ntioll of (i"III)('1 to be more closely associated with the Namibiall olll'rHtings through it can countries to allow limited trade in elephant and Earnings (cents p er share) 68 137 Dividends (cents per share) 21 36 dualllsting.d its shares in Namibia. rhino products. 8, DOCUMENTS FOR INSPECTION The International Convention on Trade in En­ 6.2 Balance sheets A copy of Genbel's lat est anllual H'port as wl'll (IS its arlil'l,'s of dangered Species, meeting in Florida in the United association may b e inspt'l'(ed at Ihe offk('s of till' NSE . Shop 11 . States this week, will consider an application by 1994 Group 1993 Kalserkrone Centre. Post Street Mall. Willdhcll'k durillg o!fin' hours. (Audited) R million R million South Africa to change the listing of the African 8 November 1994 elephant and white rhino from Cites Appendix I, CAPITAL EMPLOYED which prohibits trade in their products, to Appen­ Share capital 606 594 28 dix II, which would allow trade in their products, Non-distributable reserve 28 t.... amibiun sp() ns()rinu bmker Distributal1le r eserves 1404 ! 198 excluding ivory and rhino horn, 1 820 Shareholders' interest 2038 "The society believes that wild animals and Long-term liabilities lOO plants offer a valuable renewable resource," Wild­ - book val4e 396 George Huysamer life Society director of conservation Keith Cooper - valuation 366 lOO (GI a Partners, Incorporated said in a statement, adding that "no wild species 1 920 (Reglslrallon number 76/00464/21) 2434 (Member of The Johannesburg Slock Exchange) Namibian \Stock Exchange should in principle be considered sacrosanct from

humans, whether it be parrots in the pet trade, ~------~-- - aritelope or cane rats for meat, skins for clothing, Investment in this company through the NSE will not qualify as a Namibian asset in wood for building or carving. or roots for medi· terms of Regulation 28 (amended 1994) under the Pensions Act 1956 until further notice. cine". 8 Tuesday November 81994 THE.NAMIBIAN

Joburg stock Economic Indicators

exchange Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: ruND NAME Buy Sell Yicldc.'(' JOHANNESBURG : ABSA: GE: 207.23 193.82 3.02 Shares on the Johannes­ Republic of Namibia Industrial 184.79 172.84 2.78 * burg Stock Exchange Income 98.84 97.68 11.18 MINISTRY OF REGIONAL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND ended lower yesterday in Balanced 105.98 99.47 na lacklustre trade as players International 100.95 94.75 na HOUSING sought fresh factors to in­ BOE: Growth 252.18 235.62 2.12 DIVISION TOWNS AND VILLAGES fluence direction, a dealer People's Income 104.06 102.96 10.4S said. COMMUNITY: At the close, the all Growth Fund 159.67 149.34 4.53 share index was down COMMERCIAL UNION: 21,5 points 5 840,5 as the Growth 181 .08 169.06 1.99 all gold index dipped 21 ,5 COMPOSITE: CONTRACT TITLE: OSHAKATI- ABLUTIONS UPGRADING: PHASE I points to 2 227,5 and the All Share Index: 136.80 127.83 2.78 FEDLlFE: TENDER NOTICE: Tenders are hereby invited from suitably experienced industrial index deflated 18,3 points to 6 763,8. Fedgro Growth 195.00 182.09 3.30 c ontractors for the construction-of approximately 100 "The market has been Income 98.06 96.11 na ' ablutions next to existing houses in Oshakati-West, the dreadfully quiet all day GUARDBANK: connection thereof to existing sewer network and and no follow-on from Growth 3711.85 3452.80 2.76 associated works as more fully detailed in the official Thursday and Friday"s Income 114.70 113.49 12,03 tender documents and drawings'. movements has taken Industrial 203.12 ' 189.01 2.54 place," a dealer said. "In-, Resources 255.05 237.30 ' 3.01 TENDER DOCUMENTS:Tender documents are ob~inable from The Tender Stability 110.18 103.61 dustrials are holding na Board Office, 10 John Meinert Street, Fiscus Building, Prosperity 112.90 106.05 na steady, while gold has , ,- , R.ooin"024, Windhoek from '12:00 on Monday 7-" IGI Life": GE 196.16 '. 183.40 2.15 weakened slightly creat­ METBOARD: November 1994. ing a ripple of nervous­ DEPOSIT: Payment of N$IOO-OO per set of drawings, which amount Metfund 340.29 318.35 2.46 ness", he added. Gilt 121.02 119.75 11.62 is not refundable. Market leader De Beers Managed 132. 13 124.08 na SITE INSPECTION: The Engineer and/or representative will conduct shed 100c to R98,50. High Income 99.29 98.24 na prospective tenderers on a site inspection departing from while stablemate Anglos METROPOLITAN: the offices of the Town Clerk. Oshakati Municipality at clipped 75c to R243,25. Metlife GE 144.75 135 .23 5.82 On the gold board, Vaal 09:00 on Friday 11 November 1994. MOMENTUM: GE 367.92 345 .44 3.16 Reefs decelerated 300c to NBS: CLOSING TIME, DATE R411 ,00, Western Deep Hallmark GE 1384,98 1293. 18 ' 2.41 AND ~LACE: Tenders in sealed envelopes marked "TENDER Fl/15-I7/ slipped 200c to R207,00 Hallmark Income 99,66 98,66 10,14 94: OSHAKATI WEST-ABLUTIONS UPGRADING: and Freegold edged down NORWICH: GE 709,56 662.54 3.10 PHASE I" must reach the under-signed on or before 11:00 IIOc to R66,75. OLD MUTUAL: on Tuesday 22 November 1994 or be placed in the tender Among industrials, SA Investors 4286.70 3996.48 2,11 Sentinel 245,49 228 .95 na box, The Tender Board Office, 10 John Meinert Street, Breweries lost looc to R102,50, Barlows shed Growth 352,26 328,32 3,20 Fiscus Building, Room 024, Windhoek. 50c to R32,00 and Remgro Top Companies 386.04 359,88 2.56 The Secretary slid 50c to R25,75. Industrial 574.04 534,9 1 2,05 Tender Board , Industrial holding com­ Mining 548, 17 511 , 11 1,93 PO Box 3328 pany Lonrho bucked the Gold 229,98 214,42 2,83 108, 14 10,38 WINDHOEK general trend, notching up Income 109,31 a 32-cent' gain to R9,87. SAGE: Gen Equity 3482,43 3246,08 2,43 The dealer said that "sen­ Resources 236,47 220,56 2.72 timent has been very posi­ Financial 629,09 586.37 2.85 tive regarding Lonhro' s Income 212.65 210.52 11 ,59 new leadership and the SANLAM: GE 2195,31 2049.99 2,69 possible mer~er with Index 1800,26 1681 ,45 2,73 REPUBLIC OF Gencor's platinum inter­ Prime Growth 689,86 644,81 2,56 ests has created much ex­ Industrial 1431,36 1336,88 2,60 REPUBLIC· OF NAMIBIA citement". - Sapa-I-Net Mining 394,30 368,41 3.12 NAMIBIA Income 88,58 87,22' 13,41 Copper price SOlITHERN: GE 298,17 278,91 2,30 MINISTRY'OF FINANCE Mining 225,38 210,96 2,25 *MINISTRY OF F'INANCE * Pure 180,74 168,96 1,94 may fall TENDERBOARD Income 599, 13 587.15 10.05 TENDER BOARD STANDARD BANK: TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR LONDON: Expanding TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR GE 1569,38 1474.23 4.28 copper mining in the next Income 89,38 88,45 10,98 f.TENDER NO':F1/18/1-39/94 SUPPLY AND 1. TENDER NO:F1/10/1-171194 2 AlRCONDlTIONERS few years will threaten the Gold 258,12 241,84 5,85 DEUVERY OF 5 TELEPHON~ RADIOS. FOR COMPUTER ROOM FOR MEC AT ONDANGWA. price for the industrial ore, Industrial 139.97 131,73 4,71 a leading metals trading International 145,94 136,55 2,30 2. TENDERNO:F1/1811-40/94REPAJROFANULTRA­ 2. TENDER NO:F1/10/1-175/94 INSTALLATION OF company warned yester­ DEEP FREEZER (-85 Deg.C)(COLORA UT 85-300 T) SYFRETS: ADDITIONAL SEWERAGE LINE FOR OKAUKUEJO day. 2,10 FOR THE CENTRAL VETERINARY LABORATORY. Growth 436,08 407,33 REST CAMP. Billiton Metals Ltd Income 109,33 108,24 11,31 3. TENDER NO: F1/18/1-41/94 LEASE OF ONE forecast in its report that Trustee 173,86 162,82 2,00 3. TENDER NO:F1/10/1-174194 RENOVATIONS OF PHOTOCOPY MACHINE FOR THE AGRICULTURE expansion of existing Gilt 1111 ,90 1100,78 11 ,38 ONDUKUTA SCHOOL OMUSATI REGION. RESEARCH OFFICE WINDHOEK, OF THE mines and new develop­ Balanced 111 ,88 105 ,39 na DIRECTORATE RESEARCH AND TRAINING. ments would mean an ad­ Prime Select 129,03 120,71 na 4. TENDER NO: F1/10/1-172/94 SUPPLY, Mng & Resource 108,78 102,10 na INSTALLATIONAND COMMISSIONING OF A WALK­ ditional 900 000 metric 4.TENDER NO: F1/18/2-SO/94 SUPPLY, DEUVERY 2897,50 2712,09 3,36 ,IN FREEZER AND COLD ROOM FOR KAVANGO tons of copper mined by UAL: GE INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF A SOLAR GUEST HOUSE. the end of 1996. A metric Mining 618,28 577,97 2!13 DISTILLATION PLANT. ton is equivalent to Selected : 3124.68 2923.48 2,43 Closing date: (lto4) llhOOon Tuesday 29 November 1994 Gilt 1143,59 1132.16 12.67 Closing date: (1 t04 ) 11 h09 on Tuesday 29 Nov~mbe r 1994 2,204.62 pounds. I Managed I 1369,48 1286,86 7,58 Billiton said the great­ Max Income 1012,99 1002,87 15,10 : DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE est surge in mining capac­ DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF NAMIBIAN TRUSTS: OF ity would be in North The Secretary:Tender Board OLD MuTuAL: , Department of Works America, Chile, Australia Ground floor, Fiscus Building Growth 231 .48 216.00 na 10 John Meinert Street : Room 22, Gorund Floor, Regional Office and Indonesia, and would : Corner of Krupp & Bessemer'Street, Income 103,24 102,00 na Windhoek mean a gradual buildup of SANLAM: ,Growth 118,20 110,48 na TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO .WINDHOEK copper stocks and conse­ iTENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO Income 102,77 101,18 na The Secretaiy : Tender Board quent fall in price. __ :The Secretary : Tender Board P .0. Box 3328 Gold price ip .O. Box 3328 The price of copper has WlNDHOEK Yesterday afternoon gold fix ing: 382,70 US dollars per Fax No.: (061) 36454 'WINDHOEK reached a four-year high, 'Fax No.: (061) 36454 with demand particularly ounce as compared with 383,20 at morning fixing, OR DEPOSITED W: 383,80 at Friday afternoon fixing. The Tender Box: ,OR DEPOSITED IN: strong in North America. Ground Floor: Ascus Building The Tender Box: Last week -the price Nam dollarlUS dollar Ground Floor: Fiscus Buildirig 10 John Meinert street peaked at US dollars 2 Yesterday's opening Yesterday'S closing 1.0 John Meinert Street WIndhoek 732 per ton - about 70 3,51001)5 3,5065/80 Windhoek percent higher than last NB: N$5 Levy (Non is in Financial rand, refundable) payable Advance NB:N$5-00 Levy (Non refundable) is payable in year. Billiton estimated Yesterday'S opening Yesterday'S closing In cash or bank guaranteed cheques only (Unpaid Advance in cash or bank guaranteed cheques only comsumption of copper tender' documents will be prejudiced). 4,070/90 4,040/60 (Unpaid tender documents will be prejudiced). worldwide would be 9,825 million tons this SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 2519 13 25 1907 Money market '- 90 day BA rate SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. year, compared with 9,284 Yesterday'S opening Yesterday'S closing million in 1993. 12,25 12,25 , 4.' ',' I " t it : , r. ' • ~.J ..J: 4\~ ,rJrJr,' ..~wf ~ :.,,.- f ~_.. t .: Ott ~ HE NAMrB lAN Tuesday . November 8 1994 9

I UDF onghee tai kondjo neenghwate OMUPRESIDENDE woUnitcd Dcml)cratiL' Front 'Ovakwaita ova_,hala okukwata > ~o Huambo ~ (UDF), Justus Garocb. c\uliloshi\'ikc tWJ dja nkwa OSHA FA tash i ulike kutya ehangano kolcka kutya ongudu yayc onghcc tuu tai ka twikila lihani fa ombunga nokufininika Swapo a tonge oukwashili kombinga lovanamapove vaAngola, Unita oli li paife omatanga epangelo apa yonghalo yaavo b\"a li \'a kwat\va nnkuidilil\\'a monghuwo in'onghambe, eshi ovakwaita naapenya, paife otashi kuSwapo pcfimbo Ickondjclomanguluko. .' vepangelo kwa kundanekwa kutya ova ulike kutya omatanga Garoeb okwa shiivifa natango mc),.ulilDShiv'ikc kondeka oshilando shedina Huambo, omo epangelo okwa' tokola kutya naye otaka kufa ombinga mchoololo omo mwa kala eembonge dakula daUnita otoko okudenga Unita J.opauprcsidcnde. okudja tuu eshi oita ya hovelulula pexulilo paita omanga inaku Garocb ota ti , Swapo mccmhata domutumba lomudo 1992. shainwa ombili. wOshoongalele shOpa!;hiwana oha henuka ashikc Lwopokati opo oshinima shcengh.wate. nomukalo wokuninga Fiyo olwopexulilo Nonande kwa li kwa Oiwanahangano oshoyo ehoololo. lomwedi wa dja ko, hangika vali Omupresidende NatangoSwapovati ine litulamonawamoshinima omuleli waUnita, Jonas etwokumwe opo Unita waAmerika, Bill cshi shaashi iha , yandjc clongclokumwc layc Savimbi, okwa noMPLA va shaine vali Clinton, ova ninga kOkomitiye yEhangano IOmushiyakano Util yana kundanekwakutyaokuli eudafanno 10kutulapo eindilo la manamo lopaiwana. 010 kwa li la ka konga ovanhu OVO. monhele oyo (Huambo). oilwifo, Vnita oshivike keengudu adishe mbali Garoebokwa popyaclineckclo laye kutyaongudu Eenghundana sha dja ko okwa li a opo di xulife po oita yavo otai ke shi endifa nawa momahoololo oncudo doSoondaha otadi ti, londwela kutya ye itaka yopashiwana,oyonokuli shi dulife osho ya ningile momahoololo omudo ovakwaita vepangelo koleka nande paife tai wanifa eedula 1989 opo i kelele Swapo aha mone efindano loit itatu ove li ashike paife eudafanotwokumwe 20. Epangelo moule ivali. oshikako sheekilometa lombili pamwe Omuleli waUnita Jonas Savimbi. Kaku shiivike woivike ya dja ko ola Okwati,okunaelineckelokutya UDFotai ka kala omulongo okuuya nepangelo, shama tuu ngeenge omo tuu e Ii natango moHuambo ile nyeka ko eedoolopa noilyo ihapu moParlemende i dulife pwaayo i li mo moHuambo notava epangelo le shi ningile ahowe, eshi paife ya kondekwa komatanga dihapu ado kwa li da paife. ' bomo oshilando osho owina okuponokela epangelo. kufwa ko kuUnita. Garocb natango ota ti moule wccdula nhano da okudja pedu Huambo. Meedoolopa ado da pitaSwapookwakalatatopolaoimaliwamomukalo nopombada. Huambo oya kal a mo komatanga mo nale nokuli odila nyekululwa ko wokatongo. shaashi oha yambulapo ashike Ovakalimo vahapu meke laVnitaokudja tuu epangelo. imwe yoikulwa yoludi kepangelo omwa oituku lwa omo e na ovayambididi. ova tauka mo monhele omudo 1992, ashike Nonande ongaho, 10MIG. kwatelwa okadoolopa ka Nonande vati Swapo a ninga ngaho oinima ihapu omo nokukahondama oshik und aneki Onhana yokOkangube Nonande Unita fimana kedina Soyo, iwa, Garoeb ota ti, opolifi novakwaita ova pulwa moixwa, shaashi shaPortugal otashi ti, (Savimbi) nayo vati otai pehovelo kwa li ngaho a omo hamu longwa okuvyulwa shaashi ovo 'naana tava hapupalifa omalwoodi okwa lula ovakwaita vaUnita paife ningi ngaho I ipopiJa to kwata ko eedoolopa omahool i mahapu ominyonena moshilongo. paife. ove li mo va kondekelwa li~a, shaashi ova yasha dihapu nokwa kala te moshilongo. Ta yandje ombcdi kcpangelo eshi la lundululila oinima aishe moshiingilisa meendelclo. omanga Yatatu ya ovahongifikola vahapu vehe na owino melaka 010, noshinima sha tya ngaha otashi etifa edopo li hulitha Omafa otaga gongaia kenyeneka movahongwa vetu. mOshiponga DeN ya shiivifa shohauto . DluDeceDlber ovakalelipo vayo ONGUDU opo ya totwa yedina Democratic Coali-' • OSWALD SHIVUTE I " ' tion of Namibia (DCN) oya shiivifa omadina , • OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI _ Omafa otaga tsu,kum~e nEpangelo shl na sha ovakalelipo vayo vatano votete momusholondodo AALONGI yaaIJ nOmukundu gwEvl na Itaga tsu nande kumwe woil 0 tai fanekelwa Oshoon alele shO ashiwana mOngalashe yEpangelo OMUNASHIPUNDI gwEhangano nomadhilaadhilo gompinge ngoka ga etwa po k'y h I I ; t r . mOndangwa, Christian lyAanafaalama mo Nooli-Omafa, Gabes koNAU" Shihepo ta lombwele llOkutsikila ko ta ondlma Yboma 0do 0 0 aaves e 00 aa a nmgwa h . d I Shih k t ·th k t Eh .'.. f o· I mu esem a neu o. N gip ~ n u w a epo, o. wa seyl • a u ya angano indlle kOmaWI~lk? ~~ma a g ~altopo wa opo ga On udu 0 0 natango oya shiivifa kutya, 00 e li gwokOshlgambo na Iyawo Iyedhina Iya tseYlka nawa Omahangu longe nuudhlgtntnl mokatl kaanafaalama p~es'de:de wembwida 010 Hitjevi Veii oye te Paulus . Pendukeni Farmers Associatio- Omafa otali ka ninga yokIitopolwa nokomikunda dhawo opo ya ndjoine ~:~ kale:apo momafiyafanepo' opaupreside~de. gwokoshltopolwa sha oshigongi shalyo eti 10 Desember nuumvo OM~A .. Vnene tuu nOomeme molw~sh~~a oyo Momusholondodo 00 wa shiivifwa, momadina Eenhana oshowo kuu~e mOshakati. haya I.lml omapya uun.a Ootate ye It. kl~longa: atano 10teteolaMoses Katjiuongua, a landulwa nee k~wo gumwe gwedhma Shihepo okwa ti eIaIakano Iyoshigongi shika ~anaslkola, ana aagundJuka nay~.otaya mdlIwa yl kuVeiL Monomola onhinatu 0l1!u na oshilyo shi Gldeon Indongo. oya okugongaleka aanafaalama ayehe pamwe opo ya Itulemo mUu?amapya ~UUntlmu.na opo ~~ kulu shoDTA, Andrew Matjila, 00 paife e li manene oondJenda. ninge etokolo lyawo lya kola kutya otaye kiimanga yambulepo OShll?ngo noshlgwana palkulya nos I hamushangandjai woDCN, 00 a landulwa kuPeter dhawoOsoondahayaziko kumwe nEhangano lyAanafaalama yOofaalama vu le wo.okul~ndltha po mbyoka ~a hupa ko. . Kayser na Tjeripo Ngaringombe. popepi nUusakos okuza dhomUushimbalyedhinaNAU nengeokwaandjoka Mo.shlg?ngl sha tumbul~a, Shlhepo ta yehtha, DCN oya ti, molwaashi yo oi na ediladilo koSwakopmund. ly Aanafaalama yokIitopolwa yokuushayi lyedhina otashl vuhka wo muka poplwe ~nkalo yOmbelewa lokutotapo epangelo lomuhanga ngeenge ya Otakuhokololwakutya NNFU. Nande tapu ka gandjwa ompito yokuninga one.ne ya OMAF~ ~o Nooh, oshowo ndhoka findana, itai ka shiivifa omadina ovahoololwa e li aalumentu mbaka yatatu etokolo lya tya ngaaka, Shihepo ota ti kutya, dhlttopolwa nodhlttayl. 72, ndele otai shiivifa ashike omadina 36. Omadina oya li ya yi koshigongi mokupopyaapopya niilyo yEhangano Shihepo ta gandja okuuvanayi kwe shi na sha makwao 31 okwa teelelwa a ka shiivifwe meni s h A ani i Ion g a lyAanafaalamampeyakanampeyakaoshayelamo neyonagulopolyOndhalateyokontaululL Tati kutya lefimbolixupi,shaashipaifeokwashiivifwaashike koSwakopo, hoka oko ya nawa nale kutya Oshigongi otashi ka tokola kutya ondhalate ndjoka oya tulilwa po ekondololo manga 00 atano. adhika taya zi ngeno OMAFA otage kiigameka kumwe no NNFV Iyiimuna yi na omukithi kayi ye muka okuza ko 1--..::-.------okuya komagumbo. molwashokaolyoEhanganolyAanafaalamandjoka Angola inayi konaakonwa. Ta indite koshigwana Oshifo shika pokati 1i uvite pamwe noshigwana sha mona iihuna. shi ethe po omuyonena gwatya ngaaka. mpoka osha li sha ningi Laban ekwatathan.o noshipangelo sha U sakos MungungU"a nosha lombwelwa kepulo Ohauto ya Kanalelo ya yakwa pO kutya omidhimba dhaalumentu mbaka OHAUTO yomukalimo a tseyika nawa limwe mOlukanda Iwa Shaka!!... tadhi kembadhala hulitha yatatu odhi li mOkila gwomOngwediva tate Victor Kanalelo hanga ya natango nokuya nohauto ya tate Marius Nangolo. yoshipangelo sha yiwa nayo kOombotsotso okupendukila [he odha monika nokufadhuka po. OMULONGISKOLA pOshituwa Combined Usakos. Olyomakaya ga ziko. Okupendukila Osoondaha ya ziko, odha li dhe School pEndola nomushiwikile nawa mEndola tate Laban Mungungu okwa mana oondjenda Uuyelele wumwe Oombotsotso odha li dhe ya peguIl)bo lye ya natango mOvalombola sha Ngwediva wiihwapo, inatu vula oku nokuteta ekumba Iyongalashe ye noshange nokuyaka mo ohauto ya tate JusefBames. Opolisi dhe ongula yOlyomakaya ga ~ i k o wu Dlona, kakele ashike yokuteta omakumba nomalyenge. Tadhi yi oyi ipyakidhila noku yi konga. mOshipangelo shEpangelo sha Shakati konima kutya Christian naPaulus pohauto ye yOtoyota 2x4. Pokati mpoka okwa kundanwa kutya iihauto wuuvu wokathimbo mombete. oya adhika opo ngeno taya Tadhi tatula mo okakende okashona yOshikondo shOmeya yi li iyali ya yakelwe N akusa Laban okwa Ii omunam a ti ka ninga oohango dhawo kokoshihingitho, taya egulula omweelo noku pOombelewa dhOshikondo · ~ika mOsnakati gWOmusita omukuJu tatekulu Andr eqs momwedhi tagu ya. undulila ohauto ndjika pondje. Pondje oya kala momwedhi gwa ziko, otayi fofotwa ~ yi li Mungungu,gwomEndola na meekulu Mirj Omalongekidho ando nokukondjitha ye yi sitate nomukalo moLubango mu Angola. Oonkembadhala otadhi (Ngbipondoka) Mungungu. gomafumviko inaga gwontumba, ihe inaye shi pondola. ningwa yi galulwe, ihe Opolisi mOshakati otayi Okwa thig~ ko omukulukadhi gwe me e tseyithwa natango noshifo Oyakuthamo iinimaye yimwe nokuya. Ohauto hokolola kutya oshi li oshidhigu oku yi galula ko. Katrina Mungungu noyana. shetu otashi gandja oye yi thiga po. Taya ti kutya anuwa elongelokumwe Efumvikolye inali tseyithwa natango nos omahekeleko Uusiku owo tuu mboka, Opolisi ya Shakati tayi moshinima shika nEpangelo Iya Angola itali shetu otashi gandja omabekel e koonakuthigwapo tseyitha, oombotsotso odha Ii wo dhe ya pegumbo ende nawa nande. koonakuthigwapo atuheni. atuheni. ' 10 T~esday November 8 1994 THE NAMIBIAN FAX: 236982 Commins hits back with 93 ~(L~~~O~~@ ~@W~~rifO~~~~[Wij~ JOHANNESBURG: Boland captain, John around. anything under was laid by their teenage TEL: 236970 Commins, added a superbly defiant 93 to his 300 will be within Trans­ twosome of L10yd first innings 77 to make life difficult for vaal's reach and one can Ferreiraand Wiaan Smit Transvaal in their Castle Cup cricket clash bet they 'll be going for who put on I 15 for the maximum. IlE ~ Special ~ Property ~ For at the Wanderers yesterday. second wicket. Ideally. Ackerman The senior partner by IiI]I Services For Sale Sale IU E:II At the close of the third And with rivals North­ would like his Bolanders a year at 21. Fcrreira Car for Sale day. Commins and his ern Transvaal and Natal to bat through to lunch­ struck 9x4s and I x6 in Free quotations & instant Toyota Camry 200si relatively untried. but picking up 17 and 16 time. but in the interim his 71. while Smit. cash for all your furniture highly spirited Cup rook­ points respectively, they have done sufficient and electrical lfrUIAND 1993 Model drafted into No 3 because appliances. H. l!Jtatij . 38000km ies. had posted 300 for Transvaal have got a: lot to suggest they aren't go­ of injury to regular AlC, efT, Very good the loss of six second of catching up to do. ing to be the pushovers Wayne Truter. hit 6x4s condition call Auctions Namibia innings wickets for an In fact. unless they everybody anticipated and a six in his 52 . Price: N$65 000- (neg) Tel:220012 overall lead of 251. strike quickly this morn- they would be. Contact Mr Hong Slightly minor. yet no L...-______---" ing. they might still have Forn1er Western Prov­ less valuable contribu­ MICO RENOVATORS 229286 (w) 232335 (h) to settle for an 8-7 bonus ince player Commins. tions were 29 (3x4s) by All interior and exterior Legal restorations, painting, steel­ point split. for one. appears to be Kevin Curran and 19 and iron work (welding). FOR ~ALE Notice ''I'll be happy with thriving in his new col­ (2x4s) by Tr:uter. Fully functional, used built­ m that," said Boland coach, ours. For Transvaal. who Services guaranteed. For Quotations : in kitchen unit to be 1x Brown wall unit Hylton Ackennan, who His 93, off 204 balls squandered two golden replaced. Asking price : contact Mike at 232532 1x Coffee table was already · "over the yesterday included 8x4s N$10.ooo neg. opportunities to cut the 1x Diningroom suite (1 table moon" at the way his and 3x6s and he isn't Ferreira-Smit partner­ TV - Video expert: Contact 233034 (w) or and four chairs) youngsters have acquit­ easily intimidated. TV1 antenna Installation 239262 after hours 1x Quintrix television ship. the only real high­ ted themselves at the As Transvaal's light of a desultory day N$2500 parts and labour KATUTURA­ TERMS: CASH to the high­ included WANAHEDA Work est bidder Wanderers. pacemen found out to in the field went to Phone 240311 Near shopping centre and Wanted Dated at Windhoek this 17th "But we are not out of their cost anything short Richard Snell, who cap­ schools within walking m day of October 1994 the woods yet," he re ­ goes foreithersix or four. tured his 200th first class distance SOEK HUISWERK minded. But even Commin will wicket when he had HERBALIST 3 Bedrooms Betroubare vrou is Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer Too true. With the agree that the foundation Curran caught in the For the problems we all 1 Bathroom dringend op soek na Attorneys for Plaintiff encounter Lounge / Kitchen huiswerk van Maandag tot 108 SWABS Building likes ofNeil Fairbrother for Boland 's fightback gully by Eksteen. - Sapa - Chronic malaria Big erf Veydag . Post Street - Improving man's power Het verwysings Windhoek - Stomach and pregnancy DORADOPARK Kontak Soffie (Ref: IR/lp/A263 ) . problems Newly build house Tel : 219151 alle ure N Tvl beat Border - Luck medicines for jobs, 3 Bedrooms with BIC in a" cases, business, financial rooms Legal THE AUENS ACT. 1937 Kitchen NOTICE OF INTENTION VERWOERDBURG: Northern They broke the record of 87 estab­ problems, love! Lounge Notice Contact Doctors : OF CHANGE OF Transvaal began their Castle Cup lished by Peter Davies and Brian Avis 1Y 2 Bathrooms m SURNAME season yesterday with an impressive set up againt Rhodcsiaat Berea Park in Abdalah, Saluam forom For only N$150 000- IN THE HIGH COURT OF Zanzibar, East Africa I, Amalia Hainhambo 10 wicket victory over Border at the 1952/53 season. NAMIBIA Nashapi , residing'-at'Onawa , Tel: 216470 or Johanness KHOMASDAL In the matter between : Centurion Park , thanks largely to a It was a punishing partnership with Huss Street, Erf 6784, Ombalantu, employed as a EXTENSION 13 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Housewife intend applying match-winning contribution by Fanie the runs being scored off 156 balls Maroela, Katutura. 3 Bedrooms with BIC OF NAMIBIA LIMITED - to the Minister of Home Affairs de Villiers. with 10 fours and four sixes. Bryson PROFESSIONAL CV Lounge / Kitchen Plaintiff 1Y2Bathr and very big ert for authority under section 9 Man-of-the-Match De Villiers was particularly severe on Branden SERVICES and of the Aliens Act, 1937, to played a major role in dismantling the Fourie who was milked for three sixes For only N$120 000 MR W Gertze - Defendant The term Curriculum Vitae (Transfer cost included) - assume the surname of Border second innings for 134 ·as he by the burly seamer as he gave away is becoming increasingly Negotiable Paulus , for the reasons that took 4137 in 14 avers to add to his 35 runs in four avers. popular as the job market NOTICE OF SALE IN Nashapi is my father's name I am urgently looking for superb batting contribution in North­ They added 84 yesterday to their 24 grows ever more competi- houses in all areas EXECUTION and not my real surname. I tive. rh. places tremen­ (khomasdal, Katutura Persuant to a judgement of previously bore the name(s) ern Transvaal's tlrst innings. after Sunday with De Villiers hitting dous importance on how Call me now to get your the above Honourable Court Amalia Haihambo Nashapi. It was a perfonnance that was de­ five fours in his innings of 104 balls. well the CV is written and house before christmas granted on 22 April 1994, the Any person who objects to scribed by Border captain Peter Border were quickly in trouble in following goods will be sold in presented, for it rests with ontact Azor Hljarungur my assumption of the said Kirsten as "a particularly fine one their second knock with De Villiers the CV to win the applicant execution by public auction at TeI: 224884 (w) surname of Paulus, should under the conditions" - conditions getting late away swing. De Villiers the opportunity to be 240863 (h) on Wednesday, the 16th of as soon as may be lodge his which favoured bowlers more than ripped through the top order after he interviewed . November 1994, at 1OhOO, at / her objection, in writing, with If you want to find out more thepremissesofErfNo 1047, a statement of his / her batsmen. trapped Michael Stonier and Andrew about HOW A CV .ilL Block B, Rehoboth, namely : reasons thereof, with the Yesterday's victory gave Northerns Lawson in front and then bowled Daryll SHOULD BE drafted, or 1x 4-piece lounge suite Magistra1B of Windhoek. 17 points and a day off before they Cullinan for tWo. p-u, ~ 'P"'flAta. require a professional to (green) face the New Zealanders at the same With the top order shot away for 18, TO LET 1x Philips 67cm television compile and administer venue in a three-day match on Friday. Border were always up against it. your CV - do not hesitate to SUIDERHOFN$2300p.m. 2x coffee tables Memoriam 3 bedroomed house, very m Northerns owed their first innings Kirsten fought valiantly for 51 as he contact ANGlE 1x Goldstar washing machine neat and clean, double total of 357 to a particurlarly prolific saw five batsman come and go in rapid MOKGATLE arage, servant's quarters. 1x 4-pieca lounge suite (blue) Tel: 234340 1x portable aircooler IMMEMORIAM tenth-wicket partnership between De succession. It was Bryson who FOR SALE 1x Univa fridge Villiers and Rudi Bryson. wrapped up the innings with four quick OKAHANDJA N$200 00- TERMS: CASH to the high­ The duo broke a 42-year-old record wickets for 17 runs as Border were ~ For Plot with old-German-Style est bidder by scoring 108 runs for the last wicket bowled out for 134 in only 37,4 avers. 2 bedroom house, plenty ~ Sale Dated at Windhoek this 17th to ensure Northerns a first innings Blaise Sommerville and Clayton water, outbuildings, day of October 1994 Lambert saw Northens home to vic­ 1990 Ford Sierra Estate irrigation for vegetable lead of 71 runs. De Villiers ended garden. with his highest first class score of 58 tory off 13 overs in an hours play' Wagon, excellent condition, Fisher, Quarmby & Pfeifer Attorneys for Plaintiff not out while Bryson put together his against some ineffective bowling. - regularely serviced. DORADOPARK N$150000- 108 SWABS Building highest A section total of 62. Sapa N$33100 2 georoom house, very Post Street Tel: 061 - 239428 well situated, well finished Windhoek off. (Ret: IRllp/A263) THE LATE MRS RAUHA Work NASHANDI Natal gain historic victory OLD HOCHLAND PARK Born: 06-09-1940 IN THE HIGH COURT OF Wanted N$320000- Died: 08-11-1993 m Lovely 3 bedroom house, NAMIBIA DURBAN: Natal gained their first Hudson in regaining his batting fonn private, good view, pool , In the matter between : --victory over Free State at Kingsmead. helped put on 96 for the .first wicket A Foreign Embassy based servant's quarters, many It is a year today since our FIRST NATIONAL BANK with Bruce Annstrong who scored 35 in Windhoek requires a extras OF NAMIBIA LlMITED ­ lovely mother passed Durban in 44 years when they scored SECRETARY Contact Judy at 43253 (all Plaintiff .way, but her motherly lov adecisive nine wicket win on the third before lifting spinner Nicky Boje to hours) or 43335 (after will still preva il over us . day yesterday of their four day Castle Louis WiJkinson at slip. The applicant should : hours) or Ester at 222971 and Mr J C A McNAB - Cup cricket match. Earlier Free State resuming from - be a Nami bian citizen ; (all hours) She will always be in our Defendant their overnight total of 126/5 were - be profici ent in English; memories. Natal set the task of scoring 140 to LOOKING FOR A HOUSE secure fu]) points registered the re­ always playing a reaguard action. but - have 2 years secretarial The family Nashandi URGENTLY NOTICE OF SALE IN quired total in 38,3 overs thanks the tail wagged effectively to set Natal experience EXECUTION something close to: mainly to a unbeaten 73 by opening a reasonable target in the end after they - have knowledge of Persuant to a judgemeQ.t of 3 - 4 bedrooms batsman Andrew Hudson wh ich in­ were bowled out for 250 in their sec­ WordPerfect 5.1 the above Honourable Court 2 Bathrooms granted on 22 April 1994, the cluded 12 fours. ond innings. Dining / TV room foll owing goods will be sold in HOUSE FOR SALE Hudson had one narrow escape Philip Radley (37), Stephenson (21). Start: as soon as possible Boje (19) and Bradley Player (26) all Garage execution by .public auction Dorado Park when he edged Bradley Player to on Wednesday, the 16th of N$165 000- Franklyn Stephenson at slip but the swung the bat lustily but lost their Khomasdal or Katutura Fax your application and . November 1994, at 1O hOO , at 3 -Bedroom house wickets to Malcolm Marsha)) who took Bathroom ball, flying above the West Indian's CV to : lUXUry hill the premisses ofErfNo 1047, 4/42 and Shaun Pollock who finished Block B, Rehoboth , namely : Kitchen and diningroom head went through his hands to the Hannelie Mostert No Agents please Price: N$165 000- with figures of 3/64 off 27 overs. 1x lounge suite (one bench + boundary. Fax: 2288 56 Tel: 2072257 (w) Contact Tel : 236114 (w) 2 chairs) or 213494 (h) Windhoek 43497 (h) SPORT TIPS - PHONE CONRAD AT TEL: ('061) 236970 THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday November 8 1994 11

German First Division Team P WD L GF GAPTS an, Natasha Dortmund 12 9 2 1 29 10 20 Werder Bremen 12 7 3 2 21 14 17 M'gladbach 12 6 4 2 24 14 16 • K'lautern 12 6 4 2 22 15 16 stuttgart 12 6 3 3 27 21 15 t ·e.·c a IOB·S Leverkusen 12 5 5 2 25 16 15 Hamburg 12 6 2 4 22 14 14 Freiburg 12 6 2 4 25 20 14 JOHAN Theron and Natasha ' an0ther up.:and-corriing star Russel de Bayer Munich 12 4 6 2 Z3' 18 14 Tjongarero finished the Klerk 6-2, 6-0 in a one-sided match Karslruh~ 12 5 4 3 21 19 14 Namibian national tennis circuit earlier: Eintracht 12 4 4 4 14 19 12 on a high note by winning the Meanwhile, Natasha Tjongarero, Schalke 12 2 7 3 14 15 11 men's and ladies titles during who first claimed the national worn., Uerdingen 12 1 6 5 11 12 8 the First National Bank Masters en' s title at the tender age of t6, con­ Dresden 12 3 2 7 13 21 8 Tennis Championships staged tinued her dominance in the women's Cologne 12 2 4 5 15 26 8 section with a resounding win, over: at the Central Tennis Courts at Sonja Verbagen. 1860 Munich 12 1 4 7 12 22 6 ,the weekend. VFLBochum 12 2 1 9 12 30 6 . The school girl from Katutura made Theron, who has made a big-im­ 12 0 3 9 8 28 3 easy work df Sonja, beating her hottest ---.::;...------il pression in the men's section since challenger in straight sets 6-3, 6-4 to the start of the new season, gave a five become the indisputed queen of local star perfonnance during the Masters women's tennis. European tournament to clinch the title against Warren Frewer. Theron defeated fonner champion ACE PLAYER Natasha soccer roundup Harry Hanstein 6-3, 7-6 in the semifi­ Tjongarero (right) pictured earlier nal to book the final encounter which this year, won the women's title of PARIS: Spain produced the fireworks this saw him easily ousting Frewer 6-2,6- the First National Bank Masters weekend when Real Madrid beat AtIetico in o under very hot conditions at the Tennis Championships after she t\ an explosive derby match that saw six goals Central Courts yesterday. defeated Sonja Verbagen 6-3, 6-4 in in the first half and a red card in the second. Frewer also looked in line to take straight sets at the Central Tennis ..... this year's title after brushing aside Courts in Olympia on Sunday. Italy, in contrast, pro­ fightback through a Raul duced' floods, lashing Gonzalez left-foot strike rain and a set of damp and Zamorano' s second Serie A results while - his tenth goal in ten Boks·to field battle team. France's headlines fo­ matches - to make it 4-1 cused on Parisian crowd but Argentinian Diego trouble. Simeone reduced the PEEBLES: Springbok lock Drikus team which will take on turn to action and Wednesday: South Af­ The only rival to the arears again with a pen­ Hattingh's test prospects took anothe~ turn Scotland in the rugby partneringBrendan Ven- rica: Gavin Johnson, Spanish super show alty in injury time. for the worse at the weekend, when it was uniontestatMurrayfield ter in the midfield. Jacques Olivier, Tinus came from Germany, The home side, how­ learnt he was suffering from a stomach (Edin,burgh) on Novem- Winger Cabous van Linee, Brendan Venter, where Bundesliga lead­ ever, took over in the muscle injury. ber 19. der Westhuizen, who Cabous van der ers Borussia Dortmund second period when Swart, who had come joined his teammates.in Westhuizen, Joel saw off major rivals Atletico forward Fran­ Hattingh could be clash against the Scot- on the tour of Britain as Peebled, Scotland, on Stransky.KevinPutt,lan Werder Bremen 2-0. cisco Kiko was sent off forcedtowithdrawfrolll tish second string to aloosehead,willplayon ' Sundayasareplacement Hattingh, Gary Rears home win con­ for a second booking af­ the team which will boost their chances of the other side of the for th~ , injured C~ris Teichman, Kobus solidated their position ter 51 minutes. tack,le Scothtnd at th,e r.etaining test places are frontrow against the Badenhorst, will play Wiese, Drikus liattingh" in . third behind Parma s,tayed two Greenyards in Me}(Ose midfielder Brendan Scots' second stringers. against the Scottish A Elandre van der Bergh., Deportivo La Coruna, po~nts clear on 20 points in the first match on the Venter, flyhalf Joel It is the only real sur- side on Wednesday. Tiaan Strauss (Capt). who went top on 16 after a rain-sodden I-I Scottish leg of the South Stransky .and number prise in the side which , . Meanwhile, the Scot- Scotlimd A: Roweri points with a 3-1 win draw at AC Milan cour­ Africans' ',trip through eightTiaanStrauss-who will take on a powerful land sele~, tors . hav~ S.hepherd, ' Cammy over Real Sociedad, tesy of a Massimo Crippa Britain. will -be captaining the Scotland side on named nine players who Glascow, fan jardine, while Zaragoza, on 15, crisply-driven 75th Theburlylockforward midweek selection. Wednesday.. have been capped by Scott Nicholl, Craig were held 0-0 at minute equaliser. Over is one of four players Christie will also be With two exceptions their country in the A Joiner, Duncan Hodge, Logrones. , 50 ()()() fans braved the who formed part of the using the Scotland game it is the same side which s.ide, but not one of them , David Yet Real were sur­ downpours to watch the team which played to experiment with his' played against Neath in is in the Scottish testside Hilton, Kevin Mckenzie, prised 'by a lively match. against Argentina atE11is frontrowcombinationas the "battle of the Gnon" which will take on the Peter Wright, Fergus Atletico Madrid side per­ The French firewords Park last month and has he tries ~o c1earup some last Wednesday - with Springboks at Walker, Damian Cronin, forming way above its came from Nantes on the since been relegated to doubts about his test Swart and lan Hatting~ Murrayfield. Stuart Campbell, lan league standing - they pitch - and Paris Saint the midweek side on the props. swopping places in the The teams for Smith, Rob Wainright. are now just one off the Gennain off it. tour of Scotland, Wales He wiU be looking at frontrow. The other bottom. Nantes - despite being and Ireland. Balie Swart on the change sees Tinus Linee, " ..::.'lP'-Si£., e;;:~ The away side, fresh reduced ton ten men Others who wi11 be tighthead side of the who has recovered from from a defeat by Betis when goalscorer Benoit using Wednesday's scrum,withaviewtothe a hamstring strain, re­ ~tt- RESORTS " \Y:~ ___ . , Sevilla and the depar­ Cauet was sent off - beat r».:::a ' Y:~ ture of Colombian coach Metz 3-1 to forge eight ."~ ~=-~~ot:::;;.=.":_ J'=-:' "' ,-.:::..~_-•.· .__ .~>_... ;..:·. -I' ,_ ,_~ :' Francisco Maturana, points clear at the top P,D ,Box 3381 Rehoboth . Namibia. Fax : 2;65~el : 2055 were soon 2-0 behind and extend their un­ after a controversial pen­ beaten run to 16 matches APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS AT OUR LAKE alty by ~ichel on 2 1 while around 200 Paris OANOB RESORT. APPLICANTS MUST BE minutes and a header Saint Germain hooligans PREPARED TO TAKE THE POST WITH four minutes later from were driven back by po­ IMMEDIATE EFFEC'r. Chilian Ivan Zamorano. lice after invading the 1. Camp Manager · The successful candidate But Atletico, who have pitch and throwing must have management background and be smoke bombs. now won just twice in fully bilingual That trouble delayed ten league outings, re­ 2. Barperson an eventual 1-1 draw at sponded immediately as 3. Waiters Pole Roman Kosecki hit Martigues. 4. Cook back from a mis-clear- Nantes now boast 36 5, Assistant Cook points to the Parisians' 6. Kiosk Clerk 28. 7. Boat Captain - The successful applicant must have a mechanical background 8. Rent Clerks - TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDED TO SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS - APPLY IN YOUR OWN HANDWRITING AND ATTACH A CURRICULUM VITAE AND OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTATION. HOT SHOTS ... French tennis team captain Yannick Noah accompanied - MAIL APPLICATIONS TO P.O.BOX 3381 by former stars Bjorn Borg (Ieft),-Guillermo Vilas (second from left), and TO REACH OUR OFFICES BEFORE OR ON John McEnroe (right) pose for photographers during a tennis tournament 15 NOVEMBER'1994 in Lyon on Sunday. The tournament was to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the French television channel Canal. (photo: Reuter via 12 Tuesday Novembe'r 8 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Fireworks on the card'S As Zebras meet '·Brave Warriors on Saturday...

• CONRAD ANGULA of our regulars were cum-striker Duil:ker is lones Nfakosi and Sport Shorts doubtful starters due to no stranger to Namibian Mmoni Segopolo. THE BRAVE Warriors can expect a titanic injuries, we can promise fans and sweeper. Mo- Namibian strikers battle this weekend when they host a a much improved per­ hammed Ouseb, knows Ewald 'The Terrible' World Cup bid Botswana national soccer team eager to formance in Windhoek. what damage the power- Hi)eseb and Ruben van overcome their present "whipping boys of The Tswanas will ful shooter can do if Wyk could face a really ARGENTINA will put in a bid to host the 2006 Africa" status when the two countries clash count on the talents 'of given the chance. solid defence marshalled World Cup, the president of the ~ational Football in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in skipper Lepholetha Ouseb was playing in by the brilliant and cu­ Association announced recently. Julio Grondona Windhoek. Senne, who was missing the S3ntos midfield ear- cumbcrcool Lepholctha also told the media an executive meeting of the against Mozambique, lier this year when the 'City' Senne. Association (AFA) must approve the proposal. But The encounter will be down 3-1 to ~ozam- and the sharpshooting fom1er league champi- Selle w.ill be covered the date of the meeting was not announced. Brazil the first time that the two biq,ue which left them Itumeleng Duicker. ons clashed with their by Daniel Nare and Isaac and Gennany will also be campaigning to hold the nations have clashed in bottor:n of the standings.· "We might have lost Botswana counterparts Moumakwa. Tercncc 2006 World Cup. ' an ~fficial ,match after I:I0wever, Botswana's both our opening LCSGunnersinaCham- Mophuting and his three previous friendly Zambian-born coach, matches but I advise pions Cup qualifier at teammate Ace Kabclo meetings (one in • Fred Mwila, is reported Namibia not to take this Tsumeb. Dikgang could also play Athletic unity Gaborone and two in to be optimistic about his game lightly as we are Santos were leading 2- .for Botswana on Satur- Windhoek) earlier this team's chances against coming to Windhoek to o before the break but day. UNITY has been achieved between coaches of season. Namibia on Saturday. cause havoc. made the mistake of be- The rest of the Zebras three athletics bodies all involved in one time or The Brave Warriors Mwila,aformercoach "The Zebras are eager coming complacent and lineup will include goal­ another in the running of the sport at national level. visited Botswana during of the Zambian national to prove to their fans that suffered a 3-2 defeat af- keepers, Tahbo Motaung The Coaches Association of the recently disbanded July and scored a sig- team, was quoted as say- they are still capable of ter allowing Duicker too and Aubrey Momoko. SA Amateur Athletics Board has joined the ASA n ificant 1-0 victory ing that the team would staging an upset or two much space. midfielders Pono Development Foundation after meetings between againstthe hosts, thanks be back to full strength away from home," Duicker is likely to Molefhe, Christopher them and Foundation members Banele Sindani, to midfielder Elifas and the players were bet- Mwila was quoted as combine with newly Mbaaka Mbaakanyi, Charles Beukes and Steve Rautenbach. 'Safille' Shivute's lone ter motivated than ever. saying by Botsawana capped striker Oliver Mmoloki Sechcle, goal. Said the fonner Zam- sports reporter, Masupu Pikati upfront. The two Mmoloki Ramanokoand Dortmund beat Bremen It was also Namibia's bian ace: "Compared to Rakabane. can expect good support Itumcleng Duicker. first victory in interna- ourlastgame where most The maestro midfield- from Moholho Mauc, BORUSSIA Dortmund pressured from the opening tional football since join­ kick-off ·and finally broke through twice in eight ing the Confederation of minutes late in the second half on Sunday to beat African Football frater­ Werder Bremen 2-0 in a top spot battle. The victory nity after independence. in the clash between the Gennan Leagues two top But a Botswana side, teams, the lone Sunday game of the Bundesliga's fresh from a three-week 12th round, improved Dortmund to 9-2-1 and a training camp in Ghana three-point lead over Bremen. and with revenge on their minds met Namibia at the Independence Sta­ SA marathon victory dium during August and the rest is history. SPRINGBOK and South African cross country The Zebras forced a champion Jacques van Rensburg posted the biggest draw in the opening fix­ win of his career on Sunday with a convincing ture before defeating the victory in the St Dennis Half-Marathon in Paris. Brave Warriors 3-2 in Van Rensburg beat an invited field of international front of a packed Inde­ runners and 12 000 other participants, completing pendence Stadium in the the difficult. winding course in 62 minutes 46 last eI').counter. seconps. He finished 20 seconds ahead of Said Er­ Botswana, who lost Rmili of Morocco who won the Paris Marathon both their opening first earlier this year. leg matches, are reported to have just finished an­ Bafanas held to draw other one-week training camp and will arrive in THE South African under-23 soccerside'shopesof Namibia on Thursday. THE SKIPPER •.• Lepholetha Senne captain and central defender of the Botswana Zebras qualifying for the Africa Games in Harare, Zimba- The Zebras were introduce his team mates to the deputy minister of Youth and Sport Marthin Kapewasha during the bwe next September took a bad knock when they beaten 1-0 by group lead- recent friend lies against the Brave Warriors in Windhoek. Botswana faces Namibia in a Group Six were held to a 0-0 draw by unknown Angola in a ers Guinea and went third round, first leg tie on Satur day. rain marred first leg games eliminator at Milpark on Saturday. The SA Super Squad as they are known looked very ordinary against the determined M-NET SPORTUP:DATEE Fouche Angolans who obviously came for a point and although the South Africans held a territorial ad­ THE TOP-OF-THE-LOG outing between Notting­ 07h30 Cycling: Tour de France. champion vantage, nobody in the 8 ()()() strong crowd could ham Forest and Newcastle United will be screened 08hOO Rugby League: Australian Rugby League. deny the visitors their point. live from the City Ground in Nottingham on M-Net Friday: golfer SuperSport at 22hOO tonight. 03hOO - 09hOO Zim racial debate Full sports fixture for the week: 03hOO Golf: of Golf (part 2). A NEW champion Today (Tuesday): 05hOO Soccer: French league game. was crowned ~t the 07hOO Soccer: Spanish league game. weekend in the 1994 , THE Zimbabwe government's Sports Commission 03h05 - 09hOO 03hOO Soccer: Scottish Highlights. 08h30 Tennis: ATP Highlights. Bell's .Individual has moved to ensure that blacks are placed on the 05hOO Polo: JAL Cup. Saturday: Stableford Golf executives of national sports bodies. The racial 06hOO Soccer: Best of English Soccer. I3hOO - 19hOO - SuperSport will include: make-up of the Rugby Board has been the focus of competition whenL 07hOO Soccer: FA Premier League between Not­ 13hOO Rugby: Highlights of the game between Scot­ fierce debate, especially afterZRFU president Basil , FOdche netted a tingham Forest and Newcastle United. land A v. South Africa held at Greenyards, Melrose, c()o} 44 points to Forster-lones said blacks had not come "through Wednesday: Scotland earlier this week. the ranks" as he and others had done. The Minister 13h30 Rugby: World of Rugby, news and reviews . cUnch the 03h20 - 09hOO which of Education and Culture, Witness Mangwende, from the rugby world club to test level. ";tournament 03hOO Football: Highlights from the American Foot­ : ~;a~ ;' held at the whose portfolio includes sport, ordered the changes. ball matches played earlier in the week. 14hOO Golf: Highlights from the Grand Slam of Golf Windboek Country 06hOO Wrestling: Highlights. held recently. Wits qualifies 08hOO Tennis: ATP Highlights. 15hOO Football: Winston Gridiron. Highlights from Club. 08h30 Cycling: Tour de France highlights. the American Football matches played earlier in the D .Jentscb ·fin­ ' j~hed in second spot WITS University qualified for next year' s Top 15h55 Rugby: Live from Greenyards, Melrose, Scot­ week. 15h55 Rugby: Live from Old Anniesland, Glasgow Eight competition when they defeated Bob Save land the game between Scotland A v. South Africa. after collecting a the game between Combined Districts and South SuperBowl finalists, Vaal Professionals 2-1 at Thursday: 'cooI 43 points with Africa. Milpark, Johannesburg in their final Castle League 03hOO - 09hOO _ C de· Wefwlth an 17h30 Boxing: Punchline, a magazine programme soccer fixture for 1994 on Saturday night. The 03hOO Golf: Grand Slam of Golf. ideidical ·· margin 05hOO Rugby: Scotland A v. South Africa. containing highlights of various fights. , . ~lahning th'ird students end their programme with 38 points while 18h55 Scoreboard: Results from sports events around Pros end their league season with 36 points and 06h30 Rugby: World of Rugby. the world. pja~< ·. failed tp qualify for the Top Eight competition. 07hOO Horse racing: Le Prix de L' Arc de Triomph.