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held by police earlier that day, to escape. CHRIS NDIVANGA The car, a yellow taxi (registration number _\;t~~ ,; j&r~:k~~~t~i:~m~~~ :·th.er6U:ksbehv~n the Police and • ~ntinued on page 2 N46829W), was recovered yesterday afternoon. It I,.: ... i .. \ ...... , ...... A NAMPOL officer was yesterday had been abandoned in the Maroela section of ...... -., - ~ --- .,13<" .. £ arrested for questioning in connection Katutura. Money, N$130, allegedly left in the car with the bizarre escape of Protasius by the driver was not found. Police spokesperson Edwin Kanguatjivi said it 'Metra-Toromba' Kanguinja from looked as if the two police officers could have the Windhoek central police station helped Kanguinja to escape. on Sunday. Shikerete told The Namibian that no force had Kanguinja's escape was only discovered yester­ been used in the escape and that the cell was day morning when court orderlies went to fetch the apparently unlocked from the outside. accused to go to court. He said he had only learnt that Kanguinja had Police are also looking for a second officer in escaped from reporters who had approached him COiU\eCtion with the escape. Windhoek District Com­ after yesterday's court proceedings. missioner Egbert Shikerete said late yesterday af­ Nothing had been entered in the book where ternoon that the wanted policeman was still at large. escape cases are normally registered, an irate Kanguinja, Titus Toromba and Kenady Shikerete told The Namibian. Kavemutjiua are accused of killing Gobabis farmer The Commissioner said he had been amazed to Danie Van Niekerk and his assistant Willem hear that a certain sergeant, who was supposed to be Rooinasie in July 199 J. They have been held in on duty at the radio station, was seen talking to police custody. Kanguinja a few minutes before the escape. On Sunday Kanguinja walked out of the police Apparently Kanguinja was being held in an inside cells with N$50 in his pocket and used a Mazda 323,

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SING, CHILDREN, SING ... Children at the Windhoek International School sing for President Sam Nujoma, who officially inaugurated the school's new premises at Pioniers Park on Friday. Photo: Christof Maletsky st Paul's shocked by pupil's death

MERVYN Louw, a 12-year-old pupil at St Friends of the young boy have expressed shock at Paul's College, Windhoek, died tragically the incident. The young Louw had apparently gone over the weekend when shot by a friend with to a party with the gun, which he fo und in his a 6,35 Baby Browning b~lonl!ing . to his parent's bedside cupboard. His parents were report- parents. ,!.: .. ,.\-:.)):<.:;-...., 2 Tuesday March 15 1994 THE NAMIBIAN I'

10 B iZa1!~ escape Crime beat Top American to lecture in city FROM PAGE 1 A shocked Metcalfe A MAN has been arrested told the court Kanguinja at Oshakati in connection • • cell but made his escape had made certain admis- with attempting to bribe a AN American Professor ID Government and from ~ outside cell after sions in a IO-page docu- police officer. Public Administration from the University he allegedly instructed ment the previous The 23-year-old sus- ofBaltimore arrived in Windhoekyesterday another inmate to fill hi s evening. This was to have pect allegedly paid a po- for a series of lectures. pla ce: Sh i ke~~te~ o~ld~ot ' ~~n revea1ed i~ court liceofficerN$15?incash. In a news bulletin yesterday, the US Infonnation explam how the accused , ~esterda~. However, the No ~urther details were Service noted that Or Lenneal Henderson "has an had managed the move. mfonnatlOn could not be proVided...... · d' I d K . . A case of conttavenl'ng outstandmg combmatlon of academiC, pubhc serv- Acco rdi ng to Shikere te, lse ose as angulOJa . . . and . . " afterfle had been arrested had had to- sign the doCu- the Namibian Constitu- ICe ~v~~ sector e~ne~e . . the taxi driver had givelt ment before yesterday 's , tiOA is also being investi- Before JOlDmg the Umverslty ~f Bal~more fac­ his car keys and money to court proceedings. ' gated at Oshakati after a ulty, Henders?n taught cou~es m $ usmess - G~v- Kanguinja, who appar- Kanguinja was giving Namibian allegedly ernmentR~latlons, UrbanPohcy andI?emogr~phlcs ently pretended that he evidence under cross-ex- served in the Angolan for Exec utl~es at the Federal Executive Institute. was a police offi cer, for amination when the case police. As a tramer he has conducted workshops on safekeepin&. ,.. In a state-. was postponed last week. Police atRietfontein are Policy Evaluation for Federal Managers and Super­ men!)~ the, i>.Yf~Q/;l611!; '1c:A(11!f t 'p'aSsiiw the gun around Ford FoundatIon. Cultural Centre on EffICient CIVIl ServIces and an d avemutJlua at'tlle p Ison"" "'40 &~ • .a,liP Of' . 'r ""~ " .~ .,." . . - " A A j - be s: tli N . ... M . "D' . W· kS: . II S d d d h : ." . ate in tfie'eveni'ng" wrTeIf . " ' r.\/:) a' ul'y ~memr lor e atlOnal Mum(!lpahty anagmg f' Iverse " or lorce. po IICe ce s on un ay ere t at maximum se- . , .' evening and when he had curity be maintained over one of hiS colleagues,. a . .}~ .. ,:/'. " .;,. .".' ., .', left at about 22h lO, Toromba while in hospi- 14 - year-old,shotLouwtnA~~e~OM,~~I~~~pHA . 9pandtbatitd~~nQttanywithth~ Kanguinja had been seen tal. the fore?ead. . 'Ii>' pol~ce,tlie Municipal Traffic bad false number plates. The two Poltcearemvesugatmg ··'Depa'rtmeot · and Nature culprits accused of stealing the the m.urder, and c?uld ?ot ,.consetvation officials la~tFriday vehicles were arrested and are now confirm on Inq~lr.y nightinWindhoekresultedinthe behind bars. whletherl .charges of clrdlmbel- recovery oftwostolen vehicles. In total 1 056 offences were re- na'd neg .Igence t th wou f P0 I' lee spotted ··. t wo veb' le J es t h at .por ted d. urmg. ·t he j Olnt. operabon . Ial agams e parents 0 .... j! REPUBLIC OF the deceased youth, but .. had been stolen· a VoJ~wagen ~ncluding jncludi,rt8 399 of spee~. NAMIBIA could confirm investiga. J~ttaand a Toy(}tabakJue...mg, ~04 of~efe~fJve tyres~79 unh- tion a charge that the youth Officer5 be~aDlesu~plC)OUS . c~nsed yeh~cl~~ H and 18 cases of MINISTRY OF FINANCE was unfit to be carrying a about t~e bakkle after ~hey spot~ drunken drlVln~ . firearm , . ted that Its number plate was tied

~ \"'J ':- ~ ., ...... i."J ; •.• 'Uo .;'.f . I ,....." • ~ ~i~~P:~ :; ·'il-R~f!,I?~. ,,,,"fS" '.t ...... · U""'J ~ ~ VH·)t l'ft _"~~[1~ '1;. 'Q~~ !"l :...la...~~- -yE'\\""'.Y~~>-~ "" .:~Cl El~nA;a:: !NO!TfGE ~ · '.. [- ~ FROMmpAGE1-J to land in Luanda raised ness source another simi­ LO Angola . age their future contracts suspicions that the plane lar plane - an Antonov Tertius Teart· of JLl in Luanda. ALL TENDERERS ARE Police, allegedly acting was really tlyingtoJamba 326 which flew from said yesterday from his Ecotrends, the RUSSIan on infonnation provided - the Unita base in south­ Rundu' on Saturday Cape Town . office that partner in the deal, is man­ I HEREBY INFORMED THAT by the Angolan consul at east Angola, March 5 into Angola - after the arrests it was felt aged locally by Oleg THE CLOSING DATE OF Rundu that the plane was A Windhoek business­ has been confused with there was not a viable Pantiuhia. Pantiuhia, who -1'I TENDER A217/94; supplying Unita. man associated with the their plane. The Antonov market in Namibia for the came back to Windhoek The Namibian authori­ tlight but who preferred 326 is a white plane cap­ supplies and that they to seek the release of the ties claimed the plane did not to be named main­ tained by a certain should be sent to Luanda plane, said he had been ;1 not have import/export tained yesterday that the Domborovski which is instead. The deal between working on contract with :1 Ir UNIFORMS FOR THE documention and clear­ fli ght was completely le­ being used by a South the four companies then the Worl d Food Pro­ 11 I1 , NAMIBIAN POLICE, IS ance to pass into Angola gitimate and had no in­ African company, Minex came about. gramme until February 22 I~ It from either Namibian or tention of landing in Aviation, allegedly in­ The story took another this year to transport aid I~ \.. EXTENDED FROM Angolan governments. Unita-controlled Angola. volved in supplying twist yesterday with lhe into Angola. He added I 15 MARCH 1994 TO 5 APRil However, personnel on The busineesman said Unita. The plane ,left, revelation that there were his company also works the plane yesterday dis­ the plann~d . ~ig~t of the Lanseria for Luanda via also a cargo of electrical in war-tom areas such as 1994 puted thi§ S3y'il)g they tlad Antonov was ajoint ven­ Ru~du o~ March 5, but, appliance samples on the Somalia, Mozambique, _. ' ij~ce~ sai-y, ' d~'u'~ ' , ..., -...... ~ .....; .... ,<.,~ ,.,...... :;.... . r • ture between four com­ reportedly never landed plane belonging to an and the former Yugosla­ ~ ~ ::~;.... '4t4 .."' ... :o~ "~g.:r.".... ~ ~ .. ~ , Stc,{,etarv: Tender panies - JU Investments in Luanda. The Antonov Angolan businessman via and had been work­ :1, Board -. of Cape Town, Namlahari 26 meanwhile was still at who has mysteriously dis­ ing with the Angolan gov­ I! Investments of Wind- Windhoek International appeared, ernment for the past two I. i I I hoek, Ecomex of Angola, Airport taking part in an The bus inessman, a years. and a Russian company airshow on March 5, the certain Garcia, was a pas­ A WFP spokesmen called Ecotrends, businessman said. senger on the plane and confirmed that Pantiuhia J.A.NEL SENIOR JU Investments appar­ The Police yesterday wanted to take his goods had been working with ently own the medical confinned that the medi­ to Luanda. According to the UN agency until last supplies, Namlahari In­ cal supplies on the plane the source associated with m onth, when larger SECONDARY SCHOOL vestments are financing were the same medical the fl ight, Garcia fl ed in planes became avai lable the trip to Luanda, supplies c onfisc ~ . ted by '\' II I~ I. , . ~~'''., I fear after being interro­ and the Antonov-26 was Ecomex plan to market the Police from three gated by An'golan secu­ no longer needed. the supplies in govern­ South African citizens al­ rity police ,at Rundu and The plane grounded at • ~ urg'enttY "neecfa qualified and experienced ment-controlled Angola, legedly attempting to being accused of support­ Rundu is an Antonov-26 while Ecotrends i ~ a ttans­ cross into Angola on Feb­ ing Unita. and not the massive . !I , Mathematics Teacher ;1 port company which uses ruary 10. The confiscated Garcia allegedly ab­ Antonov-124 freighter as for Grades 9 and 1O. the Antonov 26. goods owned by JLJ In­ sconded on Mon~ay night reported in a weekend The businessman vestments were originally last week with the docu­ English newspaper. ~ claimed the flight had the intended to be sold inside ments relating to his elec­ Allegations that a dead Medium of instruction-English correct papers for taking Namibia by a company trical goods, the business body was aboard the .... the goods out of Namibia call ed N Marketing. source said. pl ane at Rundu appar­ Closing date: 25 March 1994 and clearance to land in However, after the N­ The businessmen who ently came about as the ," Luanda. However, nei­ Marketing operation ran arranged the flight Antonov was involved in ther the Namibian police into trouble with the ar­ claimed the plane's week an emergency flight to Please contact The Headmaster nor Angolan consulate in rest of the thrce South long grounding was cost­ transport the body of a Rundu accepted these as Africans, who were ap­ ing them a huge amount Russian aid worker who at Tel.: 0631 - 3221 or val id to let the flight con­ parently transporting the and that unfounded alle­ had died in Windhock to send application to Box 725 Keet~mans~oop. tinue from Rundu, supplies, JLJ decided to they are sup­ Luanda at the end ofFeb- f' , According to tI1e'busi- send tbe..supplies msteact. ,could liam-

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Clash averted ,.,- . CDM claims CONSOLIDATED Dia­ mond Mines yesterday , at city bank could not comment on re­ cent allegations by a former employee who ac­ cused the company of be­ JOSEF MOTINGA ing involved in illegal dia­ mond buying. Spokesper- AN UGLY con frontatio n between Bank son Andre Marais said Windhoek and the Bank 'Workers' Union of they were unable to com- Namibia (Bawon) was averted yesterday moming ment as the police are in- when the bank agreed to hold furtber talks witb vestigating the case. t he union on a recognition agreement. Lastweekadailynews- Bawon had threatened to picket the bank and disrupt ' paper, reported that CDM business after the two parties clashed over whether acknowledged that they Bawon represented the majority of bank employees. , ~ere aware of claims by a According to Aloysius Yon, Bawon's secretary ,former employee, a cer-' I general,thebankmanagementhadagreedtowithdraw tain George Thomas Chris van Rensburg, bank manager at Walvis Bay, Pearson, but because of a from the negotiating team. case in the High Court Bawon had earlier declared it would not accept Van could not respond. Rensburg in any further negotiations alleging that he However the company was trying to 'bust' the union by creating a Personnel denied the allegations Association to counter it. "strongly". However, Erick Peters, Windhoek branch manager Pearson claimed in an and an organiser of Bawon was allowed to be part of I I-page sworn affidavit Bawon's negotiating team contrary to an earlier state- , that CDM and Nampol 's ment by managing director Danie De Lange that he LITTL~ MISS ~ED NO~E ••• was crowned on Sa~u rday afternoo~ at the Pohc~ sports g~ou~d in Dian:lOnd ar;t d G91d would not be allowed to participate in union activity. OlympIa. Ka~hn Na~ (SItting) was a popular chOl.ce with the aud.lenc~ . Keschm du PI~ssls (rIght) Branch had been involved According to Yon, Peters was not part of the execu- was second pnncess WIth Herchel de Klerk (left) thIrd prin~ess: MISS TlDkerbell~, Andhne Hansen in an illegal diamond buy­ tive management team. The bank had also agreed to (centre, standing) was on hand to present the prizes to thIS trio of young beauties. Photo: Lesley ingoperationforaboutsix halt efforts to create the Personnel Association. Yon Paton months during 1992, said Van Rensburg had undertaken not to be a part of He alleged further that theassoci,ati,on . Anyfurthe rattempts to~ontinue with t~e illegal buying opera- the associatIOn would depend on the WIshes of staff J U dge calls .eo• ~ 'r securlety tlOn had been undertaken and if there was a suitable official to run it, Yon quoted to ensure that CDM and Van Rensburg as saying. De Beers South Africa During yesterday'S meeting the bank also agreed to b we db k II retained control of all dia- verify the size of Bawon's ~e mbership within 48 pro e at ID oe ce s monds ~nterin ~ t~e open hours. De Lange was unavaIlable for comment on' market In NamIbIa. yesterday's talks. ' It was also claimed that In an earlier communique, Bank Windhoek had neitherCDMnortheGold expressed concern about the threat to picket and dis- C . , E b t I' tat' n wl'th re ard to and Diamond branch had , ' . ommlSlOner g er Ice s 10 g , rupt bUSiness by Bawon. It saId that ~~ch actton would CHRIS NDIVANGA Shikerete about the lack the securit of prisoners ~ny hcense for the opera- , be unlawful and contrary to the Sptrlt of the Labour f 't d h dId Yt , . t tJons. Cod 0 sec un y an a a so an per atntng 0 A d' P e. ACTING Judge Louis Muller has requested an raised the issue with a Kanguinja was shocking. cco~. In~ I~o. e:son, A- ~B . 1 immediate investigation into the lack of security police inspector and had Muller said the. ineffec- ~ anddlls glr n:nb were S n.~ rewenes p an aU beWindboekCentralpoliceatationfoUowq w~ him that the two t~v~ and i ns~ffi,ciellt~ecu -_ :Ue~~b~e~p 0 ~~f: the escape of one of the accused in tbe Van prisoners had a good nty at the statIon "casUI CD~ art~ ~IQJl those Nierkerk m urder case from the cells on Sunday. chance of escaping, veil of suspicion over the f Ap :cu:. Yh a p 1an t a t T:sume b She also told the,court police and its role in the flroodm . ngoha wNlc .wb~re Judge Muller said he very poor. that Kanguinja had been administration of polic- 0 k 109 t the tt~ml , IHan Id b · da M alfi 'd . br h fi d ·th·" mar et at erne. e TRADE and Industry Minister Hidipo Hamutenya on wou su mltyestef\ y's etc esal pnsoners oug ton ootan WI - mg . I ' d th t t f he court proceedings to the awaiting trial at the cells out handcuffs to attend Muller ordered that Ch adlme beea a . Imtrues Saturoay responded to South African Breweries plans ted office of the Prosecutor- were allowed free move- court proceed lOgs' Iast K avemutJlua.. be kept un- a beven h' n hinS c d for Namibian operations by saying the Government I . . . the' · k d " t t to uy r InO orns an was committed to an open-market economy. SAB Genera and to the Mlnts- ment In statton. He wee . er maxImum sec un y a I h k beh If try of Home Affairs for said visitors were not A police officer had in- the Windhoek Prison. He e fePt ant t~,s s ~~ ad earlier announced it had Government approval for the case ofTitus Toromba, monitored when visiting formedherthatKanguinja also ordered that Toromba ~;rJP ~c~ 0 Icer an operations in Namibia. ft;' Protasius ' Metra' the cells and could bring was seen with keys of the be kept under maximum Id Hamutenya said it was not yet clear whether SAB CD~ IC ,I~ Ut Kanguinja and Kenady in anything to the prison- cells and was leading fel- security while in hospital. . sal ey wou planned a blending and filling plant or a full brewery, .. ..' Issue a statement as soon but he said anything less than a full brewery would be KavemutJlua who are ac- ers. Iow pnsoners In and out Th t d th r ' f f cused of the murder of Metcalfe said when he of the cells. fI ~ase;;~ pos pone as e po I~e :n;es Iga IOn considered unfair competition. D anlev. anN'le ker k an dhI's ha d VII's' tedKang UlnJ. ' aand In addl' tl'on ,.--Van un______I arc. 1-. wa__ s co--=-mp _____ e e . _ The Namibian National Beverage Company, a sub­ assistant Willem , Kavemutjiua at the cells, Niekerk said she was not sidiary of South African Breweries through its Neth-. Rooinasie in Ju!>" 1991. there was no police of- satisfied with the investi ­ erlands-based subsidiarY'Indol International,BY, on , It wll's ' an nbun ced~ 1n ficedo monitor tHeitc<>rI- gat\on , ~ntQ the suicide at­ Friday confirmed it intended to expand its operation in court that Kanguinja had versati6n . ·; ," v' '. ,;. , '\tem fji' ~y t~r

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~~ 1UUt).6tn th,j4n~11 ltbdulluh Jbruhim (l)ollur Hruod) HI " l~~'~ibiJ 15~/1~ t~~ .. Te.e~"one, lV.f.N" . Box Offlee at 34633 FINAL COUNTDOWN ... The 12 finalists for the Miss Republic of Namibia 1994 beauty pageant were chosen at Club Latino on Saturday night. They are, from left: Isabella Hauses, 17, Walvis Bay; Nella Naris, 17, Walvis Bay; Ellen Brinkman, 18, 09hOO to I2hOOj and! Windhoek; Naomi Kloppers, 18, Windhoek; Germina Benjamin, 20; Agnes Samaria, 21, Otjiwarongo; Judith Sedi, 18, 'I4hOO to I6hOO or Windhoek; Emelda Clark, 17, Walvis Bay; Ulrike Kakuenje, 18, Windhoek; Maxine Rispel, 20, Walvis Bay. The finalists, along with Miss South Africa, Jacqui Mofokeng, will take part in a fashion show at Club Latino this Friday, March 18. Jacqui piek up your tleket will also crown the winner at a gala function at Club Latino on Saturday, March 19. froD1 the theatre community. before It's too late: 19h18: Filler 19h36: Perfect Craft and small-scale Strangers IIbc 20hOO: News 20h20: U1ibambe Lingashoni • industries in spotlight Hold Up the Sun Learning the fun way is Enter the Ma~~e~ the name of the game It took two years to re- THE Na~ibia Cham~er of Cra~t * Entrepreneural ?evelopment , down Sesame Street way. search and produce this (NCC) will be presentmg a pubhc * Access to busmess premises m 18hOO: The Jerry Lewis programme. The series is information m~t;~i!lg o~ ,.\yindhqyk, ••• .• , Show (new) a record of the resistance Wednesday, March 16, at the * Vocational training and certifica- Jerry Lewis is a none too against apartheid by the Swawek Hall, corner of Robert tion bright young man with a masses of South Africa. It MugabeAvenueand Uhland Street, * Access to finance ~ :: f NAMIBIA I~ flair for doing things reveals through intervies at 18h15. * The role of the Namibia National R70 'R130 wrong. Also featured is and archive material, the The meeting will focus on the craft Chamber of Commerce and Industries R270 R525 J erraldine, J erry' s rich tapestry of South Af- and small-scale industries and also to represent affiliated chambers younger sister who loves rican history. Tonight the aims to promote the NCC. * Services and benefits of the NNC. 1i:1 SOUTH AFRICA b:1 to play outrageous pranks main focus is on events of Anyone who wants to learn about A wide spectrum of representatives Weekly R75 R140 on her brother.. the 1950s. vocational training in Namibiaor who of the craft and the small-scale indus- Daily R300 R650 18h23: The RIch 21h24 T Ik' P' wants to open or expand his business trial sector have been invited to attend Also Cry. Pr U . IIH: abeb 109 omtts m. th e craf t sector s h ou Id atten d t h'I S th IS' f unction' . 'I BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, r. 18h46 : M agazme 0 SI oe presen a ' • MALAWI, ZIMBABWE ".' Z I· h th t terta' functIOn . Please contact the secretary Mrs M gramme: oom Ive s ow a en ms, Th & 11 ' . '11 b d' H ff I h (061) 218600 Weekly R,200 R390 ThI' S e d"ItlOn mc' Iu d es a e d uca t es an d m' f orms th e e 10 owmg tOPICS WI e IS- 0 mann, at te ep one Dally RSOO R1550 profile on Manu Dibango, public about current hap- cussed: to confmn attendance. • ZAMBIA, ZAIRE •• the celebrated jazz musi- penings in Namibia. cian from Cameroon, 200 22h28: Tropical Heat R235 R400 years of the Louvre, mon- Deadly Switch· R920 R1820 ~l¥Yr~fQ!ffiin...R\l~s,i!land Part I ;:, t - ?~~i.s pr.~bl~~s , ~~ "iC~nada Europe's o raesC6Iac«- "23hiS: S-port If , I FRANCE, GERMANY, •• V ANCOUVER, Canada: A woman considered in China to have powerful EUROPE, BRITA~(1i 1" .. had what could prove to be the final aphrodisiac properties. Weekly RSOO ... R980 Years word on Canada's controversial ex­ The British-based Intern"ational III Daily R1200 R2500 17h30: Loving 18hOO: Egoli ports of seal penises for Chinese sex Fund for Animal Welfare'says Terra I. NORTH AMERICA •• 18h30: The Simpsons potions. It was simply a matter o'f Nova Fisheries ofStJohn's is selling Weekly R325 R600 (Premium time) "full utilization", said TinaFagan, of the genitals to a Chinese company Dally R1500 R2700 19hOO: Leonora the Newfoundland-based Canadian under a contract for parts from 50 000 Hemsley Sealers' Association. seals. AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND 21hOO: Supers port (K1V starts) Speaking last week in St John's, "I mean, are we going to say yes Weekly R325 R630 Rugby: Coverage of the 10hOO: The ,Elephant the Atlantic island Province's capi­ you can sell the pelts, yes you can sell Dally R1500 R2700 SupersportlFord Night Show series tal, she was reacting to an animal the meat, yes you can sell the blubber, 10h30: Egoli (repeat) 22h35: In The Deep protection group's campaign against but you have to throw the penises The Namibian. p,a , Box 20783. llhOO: I Love You To Woods (13) exports of the penises, which are away?" Fagan said. - Sapa ; Wihd~ k . Namibia Death (13)

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~ i Plichtato . figh~ .~" • .' !t for 'reintegration' of Oranjemurid " " . . . . ·"'.: ~- -=~~~ .-~ . '~- ·. ~~~ -.. ~.~r~=- r "' ,:- r ~- - - '~ ~-~:-~,'":' ." ,. ~e~ :·· dop'iltio~ ; dl~ ; JOSEF MOTINGA It nkmg It to CDM. In te~m s of mfra- ;" ~rle~ji~ ,~~! t8~;~b~iipe~n o( Na WfS~C asa ; ' N ariawo or C~Nomces; . . structure, CDM was also Isolated from ; saidthtd(matjOn wa,sa.s.pa1l beginning by Na- ..... Schools which donated tbe funds IQcluded A KEE TMANSHOOP Mayor the nea re~t town, Lilderi tz. . . ' Jni~ian~lilid ~~tttC)sup~tr Ule I~$S prhtjlleged S~ipeil8, El la DuPJessis, ImmanueJ Sbifidi, Tante Hampie Plichta has vowed to tight " W ~en It came t~ econ oml c"ben ~flts, i' A ngoIM~i !'~~fYtg~~ ?~h~~~ho~~s ~d in~ividu- Lot~ ~dergardten, .VroUke Vinkies,Jan Jonk~r chanty begm at , for t h e " reintegration" of ~u s t ~ome ~ It ~ h ta a'$. '" foI.IQ~i ~ : e~ampl~ '~fthecbllcJ.t,tD,and 1\frJl' aD e r ,E m!Da , H,oogenhout, Da~ld urged. ~~l le CDM contrIbuted m llh on s d908~~~ii!eY~r:they~ul~ : ': . ",f' Be.iuidenhout, EUm Primary school and St~a ,!I 's. Oranjemund into the southern of Namlblan dollars to the State coffers, ."'.'...... '.., •., w."·', ., r egion, " following the the region did not benefit directly. r.eintergration of Walvis Bay into It was strange, he added, that people Namibia". visiting the South as ked him what would The American Cultural Center Plichta 's fighting words were ad­ happen to the area and what was going (United States Information Service) dressed to the 160 people who attended on there. the official opening ofTelecom' s south­ No-one seemed to realise that the ern branch at Keetmanshoop last Mon­ Karas region was the largest and richest invites applications for the position of day. in the wl:!ole country, possessing dia­ Clarifying his statement to The Na­ monds, and also being situated next to mi bian yesterday, Plichta said he had South Africa. In addition, it had a major Administrative Management Assistant talked of "reintegration" in the psycho­ harbour and the Kudu gas fields. logical sense. He explained that he fe lt Plichta said Wi ndhoek was flourish­ thatCDM did not see itselfas part of the ing because companies invested their Qualificati~ns: Candidat~s mpsthave universjtY-l~~e1 Jlac~b.1)~;~f~;E ly in ." Karas Region. money in banks there. "Where does CDM business administracloh or relined field, or the equivalent diploma. Work experience He accused CDM of not partici pating bank its money," he asked. CDM's con­ may be accepted in lieu of degree. WP51/Wang word processing skills are essential (IS in events taking place in the South, tribution to the region would be neces­ citing as an example the launch of the sary in terms of decentralisati on, he well as general computer literacy to enable the candidate to operate a VSIS-specific Telecom branch. Another case was in added. computerized financial management program. early December 1993, when Mini ster "As Mayor of Keetmanshoop I will of Works, Transport and Telecommu­ continue pressing for CDM and the Karas nication Marco Hausiku called a meet­ Region to come together." However, he Experience: 3-5 years of specialized progressive experience in one or a combination ing at Liideritz to discuss ways of up­ felt there was little interest on the part of of such fields as office management, administration, finance or budgeting, and grad ing the rai lway to Liideritz and the mine in working towards this. personnel management. Relevant V.S . work experience, highly desirable.

'CDM is concerneQ ... ' The successful candidate must be able to assess problems, develop realistic solutions and coordinate, plan, and execute various administrative facets of the Center's CDM maintains that it is concerned ing circumstances in which we find with "the ongoing development of oursel ves". operations. Only those fluent in written and spoken English should apply. Oranjemund". Since independence a shopping mall . However the~"it11.J .2..l~ id in a had been ~ uilt for use by indep.t;.I)~ent .. "\ state~ni' rat~ ' ~T' .., t~"werl' dlcJtW . Ba ... 1\dIf ...... 1t)'3i' 11 ~P£~~}~~~~~~ !ogeth~~ ~ ~t~~;~~-to - datf ~uFul ~m vj~,,:S,~hould beact.~~~~ ~; = certain constraints "which are, in traders. Further some 70 formal busi­ The Director ' some respects, most unique" . ness were established at Oranjemund CDM stated that Oranjemund was and approximately 200 informal en­ American Cultural Center not linked .to the r est of the country terprises operated in the town. P 0 Box 5750, Ausspannplatz by tarred roads or rail which, it said, CDM added that it recognised the was ultimately the Government's re­ need for " planned, sustained devel­ or hand-delivered to the 3rd Floor, Sanlam Centre, Windhoek. sponsibility. opment" and had held meetings on ': "Secondly, in terms of existing leg­ this with Regional Councillor Toivo NO LATER THAN APRIL 8, 1994 islation, Oranjemund is not an open Nambala. Discussions had included town and the entire Sperregebiet is a the possible opening orthe town itself, declared diamond area with re­ the establishment ofa true municipal­ stricted entry." ity and the right of freehold owner­ However, CDM said it echoed ship of land presently owned by the 1 : P1ichta 's sentiments and was actively State. ~ . engaged in promoting the establish­ "These efforts are being channelled ment of other b,usinesses ~ n through the Regional· Councillor," Oranjemund "witbin the constrain- CDMsaid.

I --.- ~---'iI Militant mission men '"1 >!OfjW I TE - ;i'l their jobs iftheir employ­ FRANNA KAVARI ers found out that they TREASURY BILLS \ . 'belonged to a union. EXPLOITATION ofNamibiansworking at some He added, however, Tenders are invited for 91 day treasury bills to be dated 24 March 1994 foreign missions could soon be over. A committee that he would take the is to be set up to serve as a link between employees issue to the Ministry of due 23 June 1994 for minimum N$ 10000,00 and in multiples of and the Ministry of Foreign Affain. Foreign Affairs and ex­ N$ 10 000,00. The General Secretary Namibian Workers on pose "the inhuman prac­ of Namibian Public numerous occasions tices" perpetrated against Bids will close at 10hoo on Tuesday, 22 March 1994. .Paym ~~ .\i~ ' ~Pt ' ~ employees. "Intimida­ Workers Union (Napwu) about forming a body made by 10hoo on Thursday, 24 March 1994. The price offeroo must ~ , told The Namibian yes­ through which they could tion of workers will not • terday that Napwu and channel their grievances. be tolerated.'" be in multiples of one cent. the Ministry would meet As they do civil work for 110nga pointed out that to c.onvert the present foreign missions it was foreign missions were not Tenders are to be submitted to bank of Namibia, Operations steering committee into apparently decided that exempted . from Na­ Department, on the subscription fonns available from the Bank. a committee. they would become the mibia's Labour Act, but The decision to estab­ constituency of the Na­ that it was impossible for Any enquiries should be directed to: . lish links between the em­ mibia Public Workers Napwu to take them to " ployees and the Ministry Union (Napwu). · the labour couns as they The Manager follows ongoing com­ Yesterday, Napwu enjoyed diplomatic im­ Operations Department plaints over working ,?on­ General Secretary Petrus munity. But, he warned, ditions at foreign mis­ Ilonga said some employ­ this immunity should not . Bank of Namibia • sions. ees charged that they be used to exploit others. WINDHOEK . In desperation, em­ were frequently intimi­ The unionist noted that TEL.: (061) 226401 ployees had approached dated and expressed con­ not all missions treated the National Uunion of cern that they could lose their workers badly. 6 Tuesday March 15 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

Arms smuggling charges hit -SA 1 1-6iV,rwa(?tl'ir~;;rte-''1jTJgan;da l

JOHANNESBURG: Justice Richard Earlier, Gen Holomi sa said the commission had KAMPALA: The new armed stepped up ambushes and abd uctions Goldstone yesterday confirmed the been given information that a security force general struggle between government in northern Ugandan di stri cts of Goldstone Commission has been conduct­ and member of the S.:ate S ec urit ~ ,Council was forces and Joseph Kony's Kitgum, Gulu, Apac and Lirasince the ing an investigation which relates to the s,upp!ying w~a pon s to a black polItical orgalllsa- Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) talks fa iled. involvement of elements in the South Afri­ Mn m Natal " rebels is threatening to bring a Heavily-armed government troops, The general was second-m-command of one of d f ··1 • th backed by Armed Personel CaITiers can security forces in arms smuggling and th e security forces but was not named by Gen new roun 0 CIVI war In nor - distribution. (APCs), have on the other hand been Holomisa, who claimed other generals were also ern Uganda, observers here deployed at strategic points, along Li ra­ However, he denied claims by Transkei military invofved. noted yesterday. Kitgum road in preparation for what .Ieader Maj-Gen Bantu Holomisa earlier yesterday The Transkei leader said he had been "reliably The fl uid political atmosphere looks like a possible massive counter that SA State President FW de Klerk had been informed" th at the cornmiss ion had investigated the caused by eruption of new fighting, offensive against the rebels. informed of the investigation's findings and th at De matter thoroughly and that De Klerk had been followed the collapse in January of Sources here have also said that a Klerk was "unrelentingly" interfering with the pub- apprised of its findings by the end of February. secret talks between President Y oweri low-fl ying mi litary combat helicopter . lic disclosure of th is. "It is surprising that the Goldstone Commission Museveni 's government and LRA and a nummber of APCs were now "Since February 13, 1994 the comm ission has has not yet released this vital information to the rebels, now estimated to number a patroll ing the bush along the Lira­ been conducting an investigation which relates, South African public. We have, however, learnt that few hundreds. Kitgum road, an area where the rebels among other matters, to arms smuggling and distri- President De Klerk is unrelentingly interfering with Museveni, who has i n sis~e d that have intensified their activities in the bution. ' the intention of the commission to have this infor- Kony's rebels were now a spent force, last two weeks, rendering the road "The inquiry does involve lim ited elements in one mati on made public," Gen Holomisa said. issued a three-week altimatum for the impassable and paralysing all normal of the security forces. [do not know if the informa­ He said the "second-in-command general was a rebels to surrender but they have so activities in the region. Chances for a tion apparently given to Maj-Gen Holomisa relates member of the State Security Council under former far defied him. peaceful settlement appears to have to this investigation." State President P W Botha" and was still "a member 'The rebels, who claim to be fight­ been severely shattered, with both sides Justice Goldstone said the commission's findings of the State Security Council under President de ing a holy war against what they call apparently now resigned to settle the would be handed to De Klerk within "the next 48 Klerk's chairmanship". a foreign occupation ofUganda, have issue militaI'ily. - Sapa-AFP hours". Gen Holomisa urged the Transitional Executive I----==--~---_r------African National Congress president Ne lson Cou?cil to de,mand that the comn:ission .make, its Mande)ahas also be,enkeptfully informed about the fmdmgs public "for perusal and Immediate firm Mangope Rac' e kl-lll-ngs nature of the investigation and of its progress, he decision on the fate of these despicable plotters and • t SA concluded. sponsors". -Sapa reJec S in church takeover EAST LONDON: Gunmen burst into a KIMBERLEY: Deposed church service in Mdantsane, Ciskei, on Bophutatswana presi­ Sunday and after separating the worship­ dent Lucas Mangope pers according to race, shot dead in cold yesterday said the South blood the three they perceived to be white. African Government had not taken over power in Speaking in East London on Sunday night Ba 'hai the homeland but had leaders expressed shock and dismay at the senseless looted it politically, killing of three members of their spiritual commu­ SABC radio news re­ nity. ports. The dead men are: Dr Shamam Bakhshandegi, 29, Speaking to the media a dentist who worked at Mdantsane Hospital; Ri az before a Freedom Alli­ Razavi, 44, the director of finance at the University ance meeting in Kimber­ of Fort Hare; and Hooshm and "Ale x" Anvari, a rey yestei-Clay morning, visiting American national. , - .. J. Mangope said he still A Ba'hai leader in the Eastern Cape, Cyrus regarded himself as Mahmoudi, said the four gunmen had entered the president of church at about 2pm. Bophutatswana. "I don't know weapons very well," a shaken He said the executive Mahmoudi said, "but, according to some members of his political party, the of the congregation, at least one of the men had an Bophuthatswana Chris­ AK47, the others had pistol s. tian Democratic Party, "There was no discussion at all. These men said was due to meet to dis­ they wanted the white people to stand one side." cuss a possible election The three the victims, who were picked out be­ alliance with the North cause they had a lighter skin colour than everyone West Democratic Party. else present, were then told to empty their pockets. The Bophuthatswana After they had complied with the gunmens' re­ Christian Democratic quest "they were brutally shot down in cold blood in ______....,... ______= ______= ______-=,..-1 Party has not registered the presence of many women and small children". The killers then grabbed a set of car keys belong­ Radicals attack 1...... 1 ::~;!i;.:~~~~~;~t ing to one of the men they had shot dead and made .r their getaway. in the stolen car. - Sapa Alg~rian ll.. iS " Oppositions wins Togo vote ALGIERS: Security forces have killed 24 escapees from a maximum security prison LOME: Two opposition parties Iitical party in Togo. freed in an attack by Islamic radicals and won a majority of seats in the 'Its ally, the Togolese Union for captured 79 more, it was announced yester­ Togolese parliament during Democracy (UID), won seven seats, day. elections held on February 6 according to the results published by the head of the Supreme Court, In Paris, French authorities said that acclaimed and 20, the Supreme Court an­ Emmanuel Apedoh. Algerian playwright Abdelkader Alloula, critically nounced yesterday. wounded in an attack last week, died e~ly yesterday As for the two parties which back at a French ~i,litfrY hoiPl~~~~ ha,~'11 trn'ris~ ' The officials result gave the parties Eyadema - the Togolese People's Rally ferred to Pans 1Il :J com~ ~,,,,, _ . , opposing P(esident Gnassingbe .(RPT) and the Union for Justice and In Algeria, a mlinhunt \vas.underway throughout Eyadema 43 out of 81 seats in the Democracy - the former won 35 seats the mountainous eastern Aures region for hundreds National Assembly. and the latter two seats. of prisoners said to be on the run since the Thursday The result is expected to force the The remaining seat went to Joseph night breakout at the Tazoult prison, also known as president to appoint an opposition Koffigoh, the prime minister of the Lambese. figure to form the new government. transitional government, who- ran as Reports cite 400-900 convicts on the loose, but no One person said to be a likely can­ an independent. offi cial figure for the number of escapees has been didate for that job is Yao Agboyibo, a The former sole-ruling RPT had given. It was not known how many attackers took part in the operati on, one of the most spectacular 51 -year-old attorney and head of the sought, fo lI owing the second round of since extremists began waging a "jihad," or holy Action Committee for Renewal elections February 20, to annul the war, against military-backed rulers. (CAR). The CAR garnered 36 seats in vote in five districts that had been won One guard and fi ve attackers were killed in the parliament, making it the leading po- by the opposition. - Sapa-AFP attack on the prison, 400 kilometers southeast of Algiers, the Justice Ministry reported overthe week­ end. Four guards were wounded and s'even kid­ rComrades do it with napped. - Sapa-AP go n d~~ s I THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday March 15 1994 7 UN· pushin.g ·for Angolan ':deal

LISBON: The UN representative in banned fue l salt

WANTED MAN •.• An ANC supporter holds a puppet's leg and a wanted notice for former British papers ridicuJe 'Boers' homeland President Lucas Mangope at a rally in Mmabatho on Sunday. The administration and JOHANNESBURG: The British Sunday Viljoen,with lhe former declaring thatth security in the homeland is now under South African control. Photo: Reuter via Nampa._ Press has ridiculed the alleged power of 'Boer army is not the force it once was'. ,. . Iright-wing Afrikaners in the wake of un- The Observer said the Afrikaner Acid attacks on women ~i , =.1 ~i' 4i successful attempts to undergird t~e Weerstandsbeweging m~mbers r~treat.ed lit".; .i £... (Lucas) Mangope go vernment In from B'oph uth atswana like puppies with Bophuthatswana, SABC radio news re- their tail s between their legs, while the MULTAN: Farzana Bhatti's story is not unusual: ports. The IndependCnton Sunday and the Sunday Telegraph es timates that the ANC A spurned suitor, outraged that she was to marry Mafia boss caught Sunday Times describe the episode as an has gained \Yell over a million voles lhrough someone else, sneaked into her family compound at P ALERMO: Italian police struck a new blow against embarrassment for General Con stand the Bophuthatswana debacle .. night and splashed acid on her face as she slept. I It left her blind and badly disfigured. organised crime yesterday, arresting an alleged leader of the Sicilian Mafia and warning fugitive mobsters: "I felt as if somebody threw fire on me," Miss Bhatti v;,"~ 's said, gingerly lifting her veil to reveal the mass of scar "You can run but you can't hide". . '!,o tissue that is now her face. A photograph taken before Benedetto Capizzi, 49, was captured when police \~ the attack shows a striking young woman with flaw­ raided isolated farmhouses near the coastal town of ~~so less skin and dark brown eyes. Termini Imerese, about 40 km from the Sicilian Human rights activists say there have been hundreds capital, Palermo. of acid attacks on young women over the past few He had been at large for two years after convic­ NOW! ':·· years in Pakistan, where women are frequently as­ tions for Mafia association and drug trafficking. saulted by men who are seldom punished. Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and a few women ".J'anker tragedy ~~'. , ~"_,'.1. ~ ' • ~ _ ...... ~:~ -...;. ...." "';L :'~ I. ... ' .... "7, -".. -..... If.• ~''':· activists have spoken out in geneYai-terms"a't$Oot'tfie ' . JIf7!: _., '. . " .. --" " "'I."",!)i." .~ abuse of women, but their efforts have little impact in rE ~+~. ISTANBUL: At least 24 people died and some 10 ~ a conservative Muslim country where women have were missing following Sunday's collision between few rights. an oil tanker and a freighter inside Istanbul's Most Pakistani women get little education. Few TASTE THE LIGHTEST DUNHILL understand the court system and they seldom press Bosphorus Strait, according to a new toll released charges when attacked. Even if they do, convictions by authorities yesterday. OF THEM ALL are rare arid the harshest sentences are usually just a Turkish officials also said that 26 people were few years in prison. - Sapa-AP injured in the accident. Most of the crew of the two Cyprus-registered vessels were Filipinos. Women priests at last The tanker Nassya, carrying some 50 500 tonnes of crude oil from Russia to Italy, was drifting slowly BRISTOL: Anglicans thronged to church on Sunday northwards to the Black Sea yesterday. Three of its for the first Communion services to be celebrated by seven full tanks were on fire, accompanied by some of the Church of England's new women priests. constant small explosions. Congregations across the diocese of Bristol in south­ west England shared the excitement of making his­ tory, the day after the first 32 women were ordained Racist Principal backed priests at Bristol Cathedral. .- But there were also prayers for unity, to heal bitter WEDOWEE, USA: Parents and students formed a divisions caused by the issue. A resolute minority lOO-car motorcade in support of a principal who rejects ordination of women and some have turned to tried to ban interracial couples from the senior the Roman Catholic Church. prom. During the next few months about I 000 more Civil rights leaders have demanded the resigna­ women deacons will be ordained in similar services, tion of Randolph County High School Principal the most momentous change in the church since King Hulond Humphries, who backed off from a threat to Henry VIII established the church 460 years ago. cancel the school dance if interracial couples showed The Rev Angela Berners-Wilson, 39, stood before up. the altar in St Paul's in the Clifton area of Bristol, to About 100 vehicles paraded Saturday through the celebrate Communion for the first time. center of town. Some of the windshields displayed " We had been looking forward to this day for so signs saying: "Go Hulond," "Humphries for Gover­ long, and now it has happened. It is a wonderful nor" and "Humphries for President." moment for everyone," she said. - Sapa-AP Gangsters kill seven . KISHINYOV: Seven people were killed and two badly wounded by a hand grenade in Moldova and police yesterday blamed feuding gangsters. It was the bloodiest incident in the former Soviet l.il, politiciims said yesterday~ ...... " ...) Jrepublic since Russian troops stopped a virtual civil i The unexplOdec:i shells skidded across runways war between Moldovan authorities and Slav separa- ." and bounced oR"a terminal roof offered IRA tists in 1992. . bombers an interna tional publicity bonanzl!and Valery Prudnikov, police chief of the fro nt-line brought 25 yea.rs of guerrilla warfare in North· town of Bendery, said the grenade went off in a ern Irdand home to mainland Britons. gangster hangout there on Sunday evening . . London detectives probing the mortar bombs He said the hostility between separatist and that. brought chaos to Heathrow with three at· Moldovan police forces, supposed to be policing the tacks in Jess than a weekhave confirmed they air town jointly under a July 1992 agreement, had suffered from mechanical defects. allowed illegal arms to multiply there. 8 Tuesday March 15 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

South Africa joins World Bank Economic Indicators I'·. JOHANNESBURG: South Africa has opiag countries. Yesterday'S quotations for unit trust funds: JVDnl... 8ESBURG:Share prkeson theJSE been admitted as the I 19th member of the "South' Africa has great potential to both . FUND NAME Buy Sell Yield% strengthened yesterday as investors laicJ World Bank's investment guarantee receive and to supply investment. ABSA: GE: 181,47 169,75 3,55 images of the recent Bophuthatswana crisis agency, the SA Finance Department said "South African firms have an unusual Industrial 159,76 149,43 3,40 ' t t t lab I th k d' • yesterday .in a statement. knowledge of African markets and' the t o bed , con en 0 e e wee en s VIO- The statement said the Multilateral In- capacility of investing in them to their Income 105,64 104,40 na 'Ience as an isolatecl incident, one dealer said. vestment Guarantee Agency had ~ently benefit and to the benefit of the host coun- BOE: He added that offsllore interest in both JOld and announced the country had met all reI- . try,"MIOAexecutivevice-presidentAkira Growth 209,45 195,71 2,20 industrial shares had:continued despite the recent evant membership requirements. Iida was quoted in th~ statement. People's Income 105,06 103,95 na violence, as most overseas investors had already SA is classified in MIGA as a "Category MIGA seeks to encourage foreign direct COMMUNITY: factored some unrest into their investment analysis. Two" member which allows MIGA to investment in'developing countries by pro­ Growth Fund 141,17 132,21 6,70 Continued foreign confidence was reflected in the pr?vide political. risk guarantee services v.iding political ri~k insuran~~ ~gainst the COMMERCIAL UNION: · . ." .. to mvestors entenng the country as wel, hs flsks of currency mconvertlblhty, expro- Growth 161,96 151,21 2,49 fmrand, whIch he deSCrIbed as strong as .hell . SA investors venturing into other devel- priation, war and civil disturbance. - Sapa Today's future's close also added to the day's t------t COMPOSITE: higher prices, he said, with most dealers anxious to All Share Index: 115,83 108,24 na FEDLIFE: "', ~eep prices high as they held onto their long posi­ Banks to save Euro Disney tions. Fedgro GE 166,06 155,05 3,70 Shortly after 4pm, the all share index was up 32 PARIS: The Wait Disney Company and The plan was unveiled as stockholders GUARDBANK: points to 5 156, the industrial index stood at 5 994 representatives of creditor banks have gathered at the park 30 kilometers east of Growth 3397,39 3158,97 3,21 agreed on a rescue pan for the Euro Paris for their annual meeting. Resources 202,25 188,23 3,60 afterrising 32 points and the all gold index added 31 , Disney theme park, threatened with bank­ A possible rescue had not been expected Income 125,12 123,80 11,84 points to close an 964. ruptcy two years after its gala opening, until March 31, when WaIt Disney said it Industrial 172,15 161,13 3,20 Bellwether stock De Beers added lOOc to R 112,00, Euro Disney announced yesterday. would suspend its financial support. The IGI Life: GE 160,35 149,97 2,86 while associate Anglos notched up a lOO-cent gain The plan - which must be ratified by all parent company owns 49 percent of the METBOARD: to dose at R225,00. 63 lenders - includes deferring principal European park. Metfund 273,25 255,83 2,63 , Among the key industrials traded, SA Breweries payments for three years to creditors, who A bank source, speaking on condition of Gilt 127,00 125,67 10,40 lost 75c to R9O,00, CG Smith advanced 75c to would forgive 18 months of interest. anonYl'(lity, said the creditor banks were It also includes a waiver and reduction . meeting to vote on the restructuring plan. Managed 111,43 104,62 na R18,00 and Malbak collecte_d 65c to RI9,65. of royalties and inanagement fees by Dis­ Wait Disney Chairman Michael Eisner High Income 101,93 100,86 na - -€>tt1he-gold board,-VaaI-Reefs climbed 800c to ney over afive-year period, and a 6 billion voiced confidence that the plan would sa ve METROPOLITAN: R440,OO;Weste'niDeepadded ioOC toRl87,OOand franc (US dollars 1,03 billion) capital the park. Metlife GE 138,68 129,55 5,79 Kloof climbed IOc to R46,75. - Sapa-I-NET increase. Sapa-AP MOMENTUM: GE 327,06 306,31 3,43 NBS: EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE LIFE PROJECT Hallmark GE 1202,00 1122,48 2,93 Hallmark Income 102,45 101,43 na The World Wildlife Fund, an American non-profit organisation specialising in natural resources conservation. and the R 6 ssi n~ NORWICH: Founda ti on. a Namibian ooo-govemmelltal orgarusation with expertise in human resources development. are seeking to em ploy GE 545,66 509,59 2,36 two Namibian citizens to ass is t with the Implement.1tion of the USAlD-funded LIFE (Living In A Finite Environment) Pr ojcc~ . OLD MUTUAL: Positions to be fillcd includc : I) a Co-nmunity- Based Conservation Co-ordinator. who will be based in the Department clf Investors 3663,71 3412,48 2,61 Environmental Affairs of th e Mini.my of Wil dlife , Conservation and Tourism; a.1d 2) an Accountant, who will be sta ti oned Jl Sentinel 2 17,50 202,98 na the LIFE Ortice headquarters. The requ ired qua lifications. experience aDd duties are listed below: Growth 286.89 267,41 na Top Companies 3 15;41' 293,71 3,2 ~ Industrial 469,13 436,79 2,51 Mining 415,34 386,83 2,39 Gold 194,34 181,16 2,80 Income 112,61 111,40 12,74 SAGE: ANT ",~· , r il ;1 il~ r: , r;(ljl'A :n···T;"'.....,.. c. I QerJ t~~i~ I' :!!i v f_ ~~~ ~~ !U I ~ -\~ , ~l !u!~81 CO~-Bn.IJ:D.IJ .;- ACCOUNT ... Resources 168,77 156,46 3,11 CONSERVATION CO-ORDINATOR Financial 546,83 510,11 na Income 224,08 221,84 na 2009,60 REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: SANLAM: GE 1880,00 3,13 REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: Index 1597,01 1493,93 3,23 Prime Growth 577,13 540,27 4,07 • Two or more years experieaa: wilh implemeDlltion of environmenW aDdIor • Two or more years Iccounting experieaa:. 1242,58 1162,49 3,38 inle!1rat.ed rural development activities in Namibia. • A B-Comm deg lee is desirable. Industrial • Skills in community organization. development &Dd management, • Good command of wriaeD and spoken English. Mining 330,78 309,38 3,91 • Good command of wriaeD aod spokeD English. and flueDCY iD OIher Naaubian • Computer literacy is esseDtiAl. Income 109,42 107,73 na languA8es • PossessioD of·. code'08 driver's liceaa: and good SOUTHERN:GE 259,17 242,34 2,94 • Univenicy degree in aD environmenJal, biological or. social diSCipline. driving hislOry. .Dd • willingness lO learn additional complemeDlAry sltills. Mining 186,36 174,90 2,96 • Posse5sion of a code 08 driver's licence ~d gQOd driving hislOry . Pure 144,74 135,46 2,81 • A willingDesS 10 5pend extended amounts of time iD Ibe fiel'!. Income 596,57 584,63 )0,17 STANDARD BANK: DUTIES: DUTIES: GE 1479,55 1389,49 4,49 Income 95,92 94,53 10,84 " • Assist in field wori: wilb cOGImunities 10 desigD aad, implement community- • MainWn fiDancial records, .- '- Gold ~ ~ 240,78 226,74 4,56 b3se~ conservation projecu. . y • ..." ' l.'--' t \'. Prep.re·' DlD~';'~hpoiis .. Industrial 129,78 122,14 5,40 Assisl in the cc>-ordinBtion of :ocil P[oj"'''' wi~ M\\'cr 'jWr, NtiQ) and MonilOr cashflow 3nd blnk ICCOWil activities. International - 134~83 . 126,16 2,36 other governmenl.'ll departments. , ._ , • l.l:ll'oduce and mainlAin accountiog systems. JDIt;dJu IiJ"wWe ~el~at 6 l ' ~jeC{ IIn\bli:'-~' ~ ' ~jAlC.tiOD pr"llrammes. • AlTID8e ludiu u nec:asuy. SYFRETS: "v J ~ ", i rl iw~ufWi"':lhock with other Mi,nistries. donors. NGOs .od.iawar projects. • Assist in Ibe financial monilOring of subgraoLees, Growth 387,90 362,37 3,16 • AssiSI in developing the MWCT's capacity 10 implement a national • Assist in OIher areas of BTaol and project Trustee 158,55 148,15 2,73 community-based conservltioll pr"llramn:e. financial lIWII8emenL Income 114,28 11:3,14 11,74 Gilt 1188,59 1176,70 10,98 UAL:GE 2753,57 2583,37 3,92 Salaries WIll be paid commensurat,~ with experience and responsibility, ~nd other· normal benefits will apply. Mining 495,44 463,31 2,59 Application forms should be collected Crom: Selected 2496,42 2335,47 2,87 Gilt 1318,83 1305,65 11,56 Managed 1316,28 1237,78 4,00 1080,41 1069,61 4,61 " ; MaxIncome ;')'(1/1 11 s,;.lH! \-t,i,r!/(; 1-"·,,'/(1', !t Mrs D.L. ThudinY8ne OR Tbe Receptionist Gold price The Rtissing Foundation WWF Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 386,50 US dollars Rand Street. Kbomasdal 5tb Floor, Kenya House per ounce as compared with 386,30 at morning WINDHOEK Robert Mugabe Avenue fixing, 386,65 at Friday afternoon fixing.

Nam dollarJUS dollar I)r phone llt:- 061-211721 061-239945 Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing 3,4420135 3,4505/20

:... CLOSING DATE fOR APPLICATIONS: 18 MARCH 1994 Jilnalldal rand t " Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing • 4,53/4,54 4,5214,53 tM~t Moaey market 90 day liquid BA rate The Rossing Foundation Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing 10,25 10,25 C.I.n@i#l.ni~6'~~['~1iiC4iM:I'1 THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday March 15 19949 Afrika nJtkwangeshefa Kambuta a fumvikwa mOlukonda Ndonga omanga etumwalaka peha lyOngeleka Iy ali Oswald Shlvute pOlukonda " ;pshit~kunio, ... oshiifLwo shina Iya etwa po ku Rev. Apollos Kaulinge. Etumwalaka i ekyv~tathlUlo no Africa.. Deve~op. peha lyEpangelo olya li Iya etwa po ku Ngoloneya Elenga enene, nakuvala Aakwaniilwa t le le gwa Shikoto, Hosea Namupala omanga aapopi yalwe Ondonga pethimbo ndika, tatekulu Elifas yasimananayoyali wo ya mono ompito yokugandja Kambuta Shindondola ngoka a manene omahekeleko koonakutlligwapo. oondjenda dhe eti 6 Maalitsa nuumvo Oongundulw'iimbo ngashi ndjoka yEgongalo, ya mOshipangelo sha Nandjokwe, okwa Shitayi, ya Niipa odhali dha eta po omahekeleko fumvikilwe Etihamano Iya ziko mornawendo gawo mokweendela.momaimbilo omanga aatekulu gAakwaniilwa naaQenentu ya Ndonga. ya nakusa nayo ya Ji .ya eta Po eimbilo Iyawo. . Oshituthifumviko shoka . shali sha kwatelwa . Okuza mOngeleka ya Niipa engathithi enene komeho ku Daniel Hans Namuhuja Petinen Shiindi, nomusholondondo gwiihauto olya li Iya thindikile osha tamekele ongula yesiku ndjoka poshigumbo tatekulu Kambuta kegumbo lye Iya hugunina sha nakusa pEpale nokuya mOngeleka ya Niipa momawendo ga Lukonda moka a langekwa pomutse moka Elongelofumviko Iyali Iya tamekwa neimbilo gwomukulukadhi gwe Omukwaniilwa Victoria 507. Euvitho olya li Iya ningwa kOmusita Kadhikwa. . 9shigo~gi .~hika . tl~hid ' ~tlS~i ..,LObat.APder~! .. ..Incorporated, a ., Omukuluntu gwa Lukonda Pastor, Efraim Angula Efumviko olyali wo Iya kalwa komitse ominene gaodja C0!llpito ·· k~ilkorii~ho t GI~b~lg2"U~QJirot ~{ri~a,.l!¥ (lyAangula) omanga eyapulo Iyomudhimba Iya dhEpangelo ngashi kOmini ~t)! li ylinima y Omeni yoonge~llefa; ··' aagandji ··. ···' lht~rnatioi1arS~, · ... aildFourtiiile ningwa kOmumbiishofi gwa ELCIN, Kleopas lyOshilongo, Hifikepunye Pohamba, Nangolo Dumeni. Ondjokonona ya nakusa tayi ningwa ku Mbumba Oministeli YU1,lnamapya, Omeya k~':.~1~::~6?,a~a~;I~~~iii\1.·,i'~~~~hgi o~~~kikd kai~ ' J~ ih~ t; Johannes Mupenda Angolo na Hans Namuhuja. nEhumithokomeho lyIitopolwa pondje gopapangelooku iodungika ··' b~golola)jJyo iipe iikuluntufukoli Oshipopiwa peha lyOmushelekadhi osha li sha yOondoolopa oshowo yakwawo yalwe. pamlldhjlaadhilo. ... )} .).). noshowQ.okak

okupata omolwomeya '.::I!:JfT'tI161!tO twn!;JUr:~ .. rl~ 1: 1.)( ~ Oswald Shlvute mOshakatl Otaku hokot9'~a ~t,y~ , A1IOO\i~ ~iMmw).a nlbaka niikulya kayi po. Oswald Shlvute Aakalimo . ohaya taaguluka ongamba nokuya ko Namibia tatya . Nonande taku uvika moshitopolwa shokoNooli yomOshitopolwa oondjembo dhawo, taye ye ~mahala gomanuino (kOwambo) kutya miitopolwa yilwe ngashi shomoNooli onkee ngaa Omukalimo gumwe gwomomukunda nokonima ngele oya kutha mo unene ohaya eta po kuuninginino okuna oshikukuta, ana kaku na omeya, taya indile kutya ngeno Omatangela mOukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha (ositelei) oontamanana pokati kawo naakwashigwana pokati koshltopolwa ngashi unene moshitopolwa sha Oshikondoshokashinasha Hangwena okwa Ii e ya koshifo shika mOshakati nokukuthila aantu oondjembo. Oshana nOhangwena kombinga yokuuninginino negandjo Iyomeya shi kale Osoondaha ya ziko ta hokolola kutya Aapolisi ya Mokupula kOmufala gwOpevi e na ko nasha washo onkee ngaa aakalimo yeJi melago Iyomeya, sha ninga omalongekidho Angola mboka ye Ii pomweelo gwopomukunda nomakonaakono gIimbuluma, Vilho Nghifindaka, unene tuu ngoka ga Ii ga etwamo kefundja. opo shi fule oondamal mpoka oye Iipo itaya ihumbata we nawa noye Ii okwa ti kutya, yo sigo oompaka, inaya lopotelwa Oshifo shika ongula mpoka osha Ii ihe sha omatale miishana moka aatilithi kaakwashigwana yamwe pehala nenge oshinima shatya ngaaka okuziilila momukunda yohela osha Ii sha kundana nohenda kutya hamu matuka omeya opo momukunda moka. Omatangela, shimwe ashike, Nghifindaka tati, otashi ndhindhilike nkene kuuninginino, unene ga kale haga kunguluklla vulika notashi konaakonwa kOpolisi mbala. aakalimo yomOshakati ya kUukwaluudhi, taku gongalapontopayaKuvelai popiwa ku na omapya popepinaTupopyeniyakwe gamwe ga Iyakatekwa mOshakati taya nete oohi komuteny.a noonkondo dhawo oshowo oontangu. noga pumbwa omvula Onkundana ya etelwa meendelelo opo ga hupe, oshifo shika otayi ti kutya omanga momukunda omikunda dhoka dhi li Amarika mOogandjera ya hokago gam~e taga kala ·· mOs~~~~o~h.~~~i!t~ o~hiw.ike ( ~il ~~!! she y~ taambako nombili na kapwa li nande hapu uvika poohadhii shanamokamwa tamu zi onkundan,a kutya .. pita efundja ng ashi shoka omeyagaamokaogatameka meni Iyoshitopolwa. koninl~sh., .~ ; ~~ :. : ,. ; . ~1!n~?!!~~~.bau~~yawo · omahmdathano. sha hain gu, Onanghulo wa okuninga 9malulu , it aga Momumvo 1992,Opolisi ya A~gola yoplikekola thindaEndolasigo toetelele vulu ok'unu wa we onkalo yoohi d\1omiishana "oyaH yey'a okukwathela aakwashlgwana pokasitola O~gwediv a nOshakati wa kaaka li mo .yaamoka, dh i akle dh a ga menw a kedhina Tolitokina mOnheleiwa koni ma sho ya li ~aka thlnda kOmbuga omanga momikunda nod hi kwatwe pamukalo . .. • - ...... ithanwa kaakwashigwana Aanamibia, okuza pokamba yUukwambi, otadhi kala dhimwetamuzionkundana gwa longekidhwa nawa. taambwamOshlpang~lo~hEpange~oshaShakati yawo plikokola mpoka, opo yeya kuthepo aalumentu meloolo omv ul a ndjika, kutya om.eya kage mo n Al ik ana ash i kondo mOka:8 rnaDeee ... ~ndJeD .~8 d~~!b 99~. 9~:1994 ... yontumbaya li momizalo dhopashikwiita sha Angola, unene tuu sho tadhi ka kala naakal im o ,otaya . nan a shOmeya nash i tun ge Okwa thiga ko ()rnU~malie ' gwe tate.D8vid .. . kwa li taku tiwa oUnita. 0 OyaJi yi iyumbu nopwa dhipagwa dhi na } Jt.an.'8 .. V ..w ....' 8... fi.....U.•m...... v.... J.•...... k W.· .••••...a •. nal... e ..D .O.. k .UIi opokat~?rp<;Yj komu~vo..ogendj~~ig9 ':' ,0 j ~ahlm~e.\I.u.d~jg,u, n gash,, .) !I 9P?ikaCl~J ~fa 1al ~ gO,?r~jfJ""um we ta fo mbweleQ.~l .ujj~9a. osh lfo .• ritEtiIUlriiano1Y~~t92~. '"p..' ...... ~...... "...... t Os~I~O~. .i •...... gomwaamboka kwa li taku tiwa OoUnita, yal .--O.shl fo..-+b lk a pokUl-A.tna.rika,-oudIH__ r"'"",shiIwa.asaaka. - _ .. " Q~~Q~IQ .IUlia~I'.btDL ';;; - kembadft!lllH')ktl')'fttml'O iinlma"y~ifn("'y 10 Tuesday March 15 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

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CASH for all . FORSALE : your "oldies" from 1 Mlg Tic Welding Machine In and outside of N$8500-00 your house, 1 300 Amp. Afrox Welding A Machine N$25OO-00 furniture, electric PRESTIGE PROPERTlES 1 520 Amp. Hobart Diesel appliances, building Welding Machine N$18 material and what 500-00 have you: YOUR NATlONAL DEVELOPERS 1 Table Drilling Machine ContacJ today N$1500-OO 220012 Are you interested in a 1 Hand Profile Cutter two-bedroom house in N$6OOO-OO TV REPAIR Khomasdallor only Tal: oe71 - 20904/20143 N$50 OOO? Please phone FOR SALE HiFi, All Electronics us 11: 24 hour 1 Next day BMW318 - you and your ~Ie have Toueng. Kombi Service, Free pick up and a combined income 01 not DUTCH FIRST +3000 km Delivery less than N$2400 per Extras N$73 000+ GST KARAMANSKI month. Tel: 227818 DIVISION GORELICK'S - you can make a deposit 199 Independence Ave 01 only N$2000. 1987 Nissan Sntra 1.3 Team P WD L GF GAPTS (by OK) - You have been working excellent condition Ajax 25 21 2 2 66 17 44 Phone (061) 37700 lor your employer lor at Tel: 43201 (h) Unna Feyenoord 25 14 10 1 44 17 38 least 2 years. FOR A BEnER DEAL . Eindhoven 25 11 10 4 41 23 32 IN-NEW AND USED We only have 50 erven Legal Notice JOHANNESBURG: The South African NAC 25 12 6 7 48 33 30 MOlOR SPARES, CALL available lor this unique RodaJC \ 25 13 4 8 40 26 30 TINUS OR LANCE AT: national soccer side will meet 1992 Africa oiler. Please phone us ORDER FOR Cup of Nations runners up Ghana in a two Vitesse 25 13 3 9 49 28 29 KHOMASDAI. today at: RESTlTUTlON OF Willem 11 24 11 5 8 39 27 27 CONJUGAL RIGHTS match friendly series in South Africa next Tel: 061 - 212640 FC Twente 25 9 9 7 33 27 27 : MOTOR SPARES Ask lor Martha Case No 1216194 month. Tel: 211760 or 211766 IN THE HIGH COURT MVV 26 10 6 10 36 43 26 OF NAMIBIA This was confinned by Morewa hinted that a GA Eagles 26 9 6 11 36 40 24 AT WINDHOEK THIS 4th NAMISEB DAYOFMAFiCH 1994 the South African Foot­ top African nation would Sparta 25 8 7 10 37 41 23 ELECTRONICS ~ . BEFORE THE ball Association's sec­ tour here next month FC Utrecht 26 9 5 12 34 50 23 We repair radio's, TV's, •• HONOURABLE MR retary general Solomon when announcing the Herenveen 25 6 9 10 23 44 21 video's, HiFi's & discos. III 11I••• e~"III JUSTICE LEVY IMf _. In lMttar between "Stix" Morewa apointment of Clive VVV 25 6 8 11 22 42 20 We provide best service the MIETA KENON (born yestersday. Barker as national coach Volendam 25 7 3 15 31 46 17 at a competitive price. estate agcrdS·.· HANNAM) - PLAINTlFF Groningen · 25 5 6 14 27 52 16 TeI: 229165 or 240571 "Yes I can confinn the last Thursday. IIIId ERNEST KENON - 15 21 44 14 from OShOO to 18hOO DEFENDANT· speculation last week South Africa will play Cambuur 25 4 6 Oppoelte Wamhll Park, KOOP VlR.IOU that we are due to host Ghana on April 20 and RKC 25 2 7 15 23 52 11 Tal Street FAMILlE 'N HEERLlKE, Having heard Counsel for Ghana is true. The tour VEILlGE the Planltlff and the is on. We are really look­ GEARBOXES FOR evidence adduced: t- GESINSWONING 11 ing forward to hosting ~~Ji£~;~:~~:1 -i!:ii!:!-:!i ~-: : :j ~-ii-:i:-:ijm-:i :::-: i ~-::-:· ::-:::-:,-:~-;~-:: ii M-l!! ·ii-i-I-:~-. M-····-i R-::~-: ~-~.-:;:!:,-:i ~-!-::ii:!'-!l~i .. SIaapkamers The Courtgranl6 judgment SALE for PlainIIff for an order for such a powerhouse as .other possibly in DaIsUn 1400, HI-ace 2 Badkamers Professional. Joseph Seoke got both goals for the rasltullon ofoonjugal ~ Ghana. .Mmbatho. 18R, Cresslda 18R 56pd, Kombuis met opwas and orders the Defendant visitors, scoring in each half. Bongani Mbhelen scored Sit, eet an TV kamer met ''This will be part of The Ghana youth side Peugeo~ 504, Mazda 323 to return to or recelva the for Tigers in the 65th minute. 5spd, Toyota 12R c1sh1ft, praglge houtpIafonne Plaintiff on or before, the our preparation for the who were beaten in the Ni$S8n Langley, Golf Bedlende kamer 1 1511 day of AprIl 1994la1lng forthcoming Africa Cup finals of the Fifa youth. 1500, Corolla 1300, Colt woonstel which, to show cause this of Nations qualifying tournament by Brazil in Rodgers returns 2 Motorhuise en aldak Court on the 13th day 01 1600, Passat auto, Isuzu matches which start in Heerlike groot plat er! May 1994 at 10a.m., why: Australia last year will TRooper 4x4 4spd, Jatta 1. The bonds 01 the September," said play the SA Under 20s SPRINGBOK prop Heinrich Rodgers, who returned 4spd met mure rondom met 'n marriage subsisting Morewa. to Pretoria this year after several seasons with Trans­ swembad - baie privaat between them should not as part of the United KHOMASDAI. Doodloopstraat naby 'n be dissolved, with costs. South Africa will Bank International Soc­ vaal, is the new captain of the light blues. MOTOR SPARES skool 2. Why the joint estate cer Festival featuring He replaces Adriaan Richter, away playing for the should not be divided. English Premier League South African sevens side in Hong Kong, for next Tel : 211760 1211766 (Service as belore) SKAKELLYNEnE outfits Liverpool and Monday's match against South Eastern Transvaal at CONRADIE Aston Villa in May. Loftus Versveld. Property B h B k . . URGENT, URGENT, URGENT III NAMIB CONTRACT TSUMEB, Factory with two CHA:~ORTH ~~",Sw:l:~~:J~::U'h seperate workshops, each •••_ ••• 11 ",. Bucks in an NSL Castle League soccer match at the HAULAGE We are urgently lOOking 320 m2, hight 8,5m, office ever, I expect the athletics union to sit in the course Chatsworth Stadium near Durban on Sunday. All the lor a house to rent in and toilets. Tel 0671 - of this week and decide on the team," Aoxamub goals were scored in the first half. Walvis Bay 20143/20904. said. Brendan Augustine scored the first goal in the 12th Tel : (061) 229871 or Clothing The Athletics Union has a difficult task ahead minute with Wilfred Mugeyi adding goal number two 225333 jugding by the fonn of some of the top runners this in the 37th minute. Evan Sakala netted Rangers con so- . Ronnie Vogel year. lation goal in the 43rd minute. Massive Factory Mostofthe athletes approached on Sunday specu­ TO RENT Clearance Sale , ~~PPERSOAL • lated that Fritz Awoseb, winner of Sunday' s senior Champion Gwen 21 - 31 March, Inlantsl race in a new record of 38 minutes and 21 seconds . 2.,~{Q 0"lec;l, hou~e , I children's clothing and Immedlale occupation. bedding. Also men's was an automatic choice. AMERICAN veteran Gwen Torrence overhauled N$900 per month ANDREASN. lashion garments. First Alex Cloete, overall winner of the Pepsi Series, or Australia's two outstanding young sprinters on Satur­ Phone Sue at 52038 NANGOLO and seconds. Also large patH of birth· up-and-coming A Shipena Secondary School run­ day to win the women's 100 meters at the Australian FOR SALE stock 01 plain and 9 April 1923 ner, Moses Maasdorp, also runner-up of Sunday's Track and Field Championships. Private Sale printed labrlcs. All at patH of dealtl" 9 March 1994 race are in strong contention. Torrence clocked 11,46 seconds to edge out Cathy EROS ridiculously low prices. Elizabeth Mongudhi, the undisputed champion in Freeman (11,52) and defending champion Melinda Large bachelor lIat with It is with deep regret that Tel : (021) 691 -0340 we announce the Gainsford (11,55). Olympic 200 champ Torrence als6 .. balcony and car port. Inventory Ult the ladies section is also likely to be included in the untimely death 01 our set a national 200 indoor record of 22,47. . Urgent. N$110 000-00 beloved team. Phone Sue at 52038 grandlather,lather and There was also criticism from athletes about the husband,Andeas lack of infonnation about prize money in certain HOUSE FOR SALE Tlma" Thomas Nendango Price cashing in Pionierspark Monay I Nangolo. races. N$225 000-00 So, don't Funeral: 19 March 1994 "We read in the newspapers that a particular club Phone: 43190 AlH or dalayand (Saturday) at Garettes. NICK Price shot a 5-under-par 66 on Sunday to earn 0642 - 5748 AlH 1]$1 Church service will be will stage a road race but the prize money is never his seventh international victory in 12 months, holding • wait till tomorrow, phona ua held at Franslontein on ·mentioned until the day of race. off a late surge by John Daly to win the Honda Classic 19/03194 at 08hOO " This is very unfair, especially for athletes com­ Ingrid op soak na 'n now to place an Contact persons: by one stroke. Daly, playing his first tournament since buitekamer om te huur. advertl.. ",ant In the Marina Nangolo Tel : ing long distances to compete and the organisers are his November suspension, made a startling run before Min 01 meer vanal N$200 Newspaper that 217504 not always keen to talk about the prize money," finishing four str'okes back. Price has won four US tot 300 reach .. the Nation Kayenda Nangolo Tel : Tel : 35245 said outspoken Tsumeb runner Frank Kayele. tours and US Player of the Year honours. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday March 15 1994 11

PORTUGUESE 51 swimmers ge,t diplomas FIRST DIVISION

Last Saturday's aquatic 'Pepsi Pentathlon' eventthattheonlyrecord the events. He was fit­ boys - Wemer Wagner Team P ~ D L GF GAP,(S resulted in 51 swimmers receiving their of the day was achieved. tingly awarded the tro- of Swakopmund. Bentica 23 16 6 1 54 18 38 The trophy winners diplomas for being experts in all four Ten year old Jock phyforthebestunderll Sporting 23 16 4 3 39 13 36 Currie of Omaruru was boys performer. amongst the girls were: competitive strokes plus the individual 23 6 . j .. 42 ; 12 -34 .. the star of.the event. He The other trophy win­ Under 9 - Jeanine fC Porto l4 medley event. 8 - 2] 28 lowered the lOOm but- ners were as follows: Spangenberg of Boavista 23 l~ 2 34 Set up as an age group received special diplo­ terfly record in his age Under 9 boys - Gunter Spartans; under 11 - Guimaraes 23" 9 7 7 i(')() ·25 competitio?, swimmers mas while Pepsi also group by an amazing l4 Roland of Marlins; un­ Melissa Vincent o( Maritlmo 23 8 ,8 7 28 28' 24 were encouraged to sponsored trophies for seconds with a time bf der 13 boys - Derrick Spartans; under '3 - vicente 23 8 7 8 23 32 ·23 swim lOOm events in the winners in the differ­ 1: 31 ;85. I Langford ~f Marlins; Corne Joubert of Amadora 23 7 18 7 25 23 22 freestyle, breaststroke, ent age group categories. He also bettered his under 15 boys - Shaun Spartans; under 15 - Salgueiros - 23 .10 2 11 31 33 22 backstroke, butterfly and 35 swimmers swam lifetimebesttimesinall Dudley-Veck of Wendy Venables of Farense 23 9 3 11 28· 38 21 Marlins; and under 17 - the individual medley. the butterfly event for the five events and was the . Spartans; under 17 boys Belenenses 23 8 4 11 25 ~7 20 _ only swimmer to regis- - Dieter Putensen of Marisa Joubert of Those who completed first time in their careers Braga 23 6 . 7 10 20 . 25. 19:r;d'lqt> these events successfu and it was also fn this ter victories in all five of Spartans; and under 19 Spartans. I Uniao 23 7 5 , 11 '1 '26 ,,'34 j 19 ~i3tn " 23 ,5 8 10 20 ' 30 ' 18 ' 23 6 6 11 18 23 18 Chelsea reach 23 7 3 13 34 33 17 23 6 5 , 12 19 49 17 FA 'semi-final 23 3 7 13 13 34 13 ENGLISH PREMIER LONDON: Gavin Peacock fired Chelsea into the semifinal ofthe Football Association Cup for the first since it won the trophy in ~~~GJJf I Lg~mRorJ 1970 Sunday in a 1-0 victory.over division OOO ~"'11.'(l , t? W D et GF'GA-PTS one Wolves. 30 20 8 2 59 28 68 Peacock fi nished off a Chelsea now will face 31 19 7 5 46 23 64 slick four-man move West Ham or another 31 16 6 9 59 31 54 started by player-man­ div ision one, team 31 14 12 5 39 17 54 agerGlenn Hoddle to fire Luton, in the semifinal 32 14 8 10 51 43 50 the only goal of the game April 10. The Hamrners 30 12 12 6 42 30 48 atStamford Bridge in the and Luton face each 31 13 10 8 38 29 49 58th minute. other in the remaining 31 11 12 8 54 40 45 Peacock has scored quarterfinal game. 32 10 14 8 53 46 44 some vital goals for In the other semifinal, 29 12 7 10 47 40 43 Chelsea this season. The Manchester United, Wimbledon 30 11 9 10 35 40 42 Blues are the only team which is aiming for an 31 9 12 10 28 37 39 to beat Premier League unprecedented triple tri­ Ipswich standings leader Man­ umph in the Premi~r Coventry 32 ~ 11 12 ~2 38 38 chester Uni t.ed this sea­ League, League Cup and West Ham 30 9 11 10 28 38 38 son, Wll¥lm& ~lOf!~ ~, At C ~f' will ill 32 10 6 16 36 44 36 way on a 1-0 scoreline neighbor Oldham.- ,I:-el~ .q~?!7, . I J ] *, "' Jlt1 ~ )D20qqO with Peacock scoring In Premier.League ac­ 29 8 8 13 31 3~f ' 32 each time. The Wolves tion Sunday; Liverpool Southampton 31 9 5 17 33 42 32 had chances to level, edged neighbor Everton Manchester C 32 6 12 14 26 40 30 their best bei!1g a header 2-1 to regain fifth place. Oldham 30 6 9 15 26 50 27 from on-loan striker Guy in the standings and U 30' 4 12 14 26 24 Whittingham which Sheffield Un'ited .and Sheffield ~7 shaved the post. Leeds t.ied 2-2. Swindon 33 4 12 17 37 80 24 _ ~~~!~:=~~~~:::~:.~~:::~~:);:~':.f~·::;t~:: AC Milan' ;;;::;:..::;:::.:!::: ...•.:::::::; :;~ : :::. sixth round tie at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Chelsea won the match 1- o with Peacock scoring the only goal of the game. (photo: Reuters via close to title """ ",;,;"" ';",,:, I Nampa). . I ROME:.AC Milan virt_lly assured twr .::;:::, ,hird consecutive Italian league title when JOHANNESBURG: Arran Pene will lead they l!.e~t:t~~~I!:...S a"!pdoria 1-0 in MUah . an unchanged New Zealand Maori rugby A' ussieS )'~held on Sunday. H130AU ',T!t1J;')F1U side against Free State in the opening round - ,'-I! , of the FordIM-Net Nite series at Ellis Park A goal from Daniele egation-cand idates today. Massaro after 26 min­ Genoa a badly-needed utes was enough to leave point after Alessandro This means all three where there were some to draw Fabio Capello's cham­ Del Piero had given All B lacks in the touring uncertainty," he told pions eight points clear J uventus a first-halflead. party - captain Pene, fel ­ Sapa. "We feel this is the of Sampdoria with only " Two goals from low loose forward best side for now and COETZENBURG: Australia's an effective if tedious partnership of seven matches left to Gianfranco Zola and one Zinzan Brooke and these are the players we · three-day "practice outing" 24 in 52 minutes. play. , apiece from Colombian scrumhalf Stu Forster - have entrusted with the against Boland went the way Prior to that, skipperTerence Lazard, Sampdoria, inspired striker Faustino Asprilla will take to the field job off beating Free State most such matches go when it who/has a first class 307 to his credit, by revitalised ,former­ and Sweden/'s Tomas against OFS. on Tuesday night," was called off as a draw at 5pm and Lloyd Ferreira held up Australia's Milan star Ruud Gullit, B ro1 i rt ~'e ~}'h~f~~a'fJfli, i Maori coach Chas Ferris added. on Monday with the home side victory charge with a solid second­ saw their faint hopes of their two points. Ferris said on Sunday The Maori men~orex­ on 132 for five in their second wicket partnership of 85 in 143 min­ catching the leaders all­ Uruguayan forward evening they decided to pressed his delight at his utes. but disappear when de­ Ruben Sosa replied for go with the same 15 play­ team's buildup to their innings. The Aussies however, were back in fender Stefano Sacchetti Inter from the penalty ers who took to the field opening match in the This left the local lads a distant 196 with a shout when they dismissed both was given his marching spot. Paul Gascoigne's against Vaal Traingle in Nite series - which in­ runs short of a 328-run victory target these Bolanders in the space of three orders on the stroke of Lazio twice came from Sasolburg on Saturday. cluded a 119-3 drubbing which was always going to be well balls and also added John Commins half-time. behind to draw with Although they made a of lowly rated Vaal Tri­ beyond their reach. without any addition to the total. Juventus, held to a 1-1 Udinese. number of changes in the angle at the weekend. And ill the end they will be happy to With their minds - and bodies - al­ draw at struggling Dutch mid fie lder Aron second half of the Trian­ "There are no injury have gone home with a share of the ready firmly focussed on the second Genoa, and Parma; who Winter canc'ell ed "out gle encounter, Ferris said worries and any niggles spoils. They could never have ex­ Test however, the Australians didn't hammered Inter Milan 4- Stefano Bergonovo' s they have decided to go which may have been pected more and at 96/4 they were push too hard for victory. J, are a point behind opener and th"en with the combination around have Improved. staring at a lot less. The object of the c)

, f .... f. Jo , .' •.f, \ ,', I 1 , " 'f t \1 fa, l;.( 4. t -,., • ~.., I •• • :. H ... • '.H \'11'11 " 2 Tuesday March 15't994 . ~ ;., -THE NAMIBIAN I ,I.

Results

Local friendlies

Saturday: Nomtsoub Stadium - SPORT, ' , Benfica 9, Rangers FC 2. Curta in-ra iser - Benfica (B) 2, Leopards Sport Shorts FC3. Up to Standard French First Division Twelve teams participated in the Tafel Lager Vol­ leybal1 Business Tournament at the SKW Hall on RES ULTS after the Saturday. After the opening round robin matches weekend 's matches in the teams were qivided into a wil)ners division and the FrenchFirstDivision a plate division. soccer league: The winners of the tournament were Standard Played Saturday: Bank who beat Trans Namib by two sets to nil in the Lens I , Paris Saint Ger­ final. The plate event went to Pupkewitz who beat man 2; Strasbourg 1, Futtermeister 2-0 in the final. The best male player Olympic Marseille I ; of.the tournament was Eddie Ward, while Helena LIVEWIRE ... Prime Press Liverpool teammates Kilia~ Kavari (left) and Beau Kake (centre) are Montpell ier I ,Bordeaux Dawid was the best female player. too late to stop Young Ones national U-20 striker Riaan van Wyk during Saturday's Navachab Top 0; Auxerre 3, Le Havre Eight quarterfinal clash at the Karibib Sports Complex. The two sides battled to a 2-all draw with 0; Martigues 4, Cannes Stu.t~g, art shocked I Liverpool proceeding to the semifinal thanks to a penalty shootout victory. ' 0; Lyon I, Monaco 0; '. , Caen 1, St Etienne 0; FC COLOGNE ended Stuttgart's f9ur-game win­ Sochaux I, Lille 0; An­ ni ng streak with a 3-1 vjctory on Sunday, helped by gers 0, Toulouse 0. goals fro.m Austrian striker Toni Polster and Geor­ gian substitute Revaz Arveladze. , Italian First Stuttgart, playing without suspended Brazilian Runners clash star Dunga: dropped three spots to 10th place in the Division standings. Cologne Cl imbed up two to 11 th. Polster scored in the 38th with Arveladze netting in the RESULTS after Sun ­ 68th . day's matches played in the Italian First Division ~ithNAAU soccer league: Bradford ousted ' Atalanta 3, Lecce 4; Moses Maasdorp, an­ Association, confirmed Genoa 1, Juventus I; AC 3AGUE leader Bradford Northern slumped to a CONRAD ANGULA Milan 1, Sampdoria 0; , ,-14 home defeat by last place Leigh on Sunday other top local runner after Sunday's race that Parma 4, Inter Milan I ; It /Id had New Zealand fullback Dave Watson sent added that they were told three athletes would defi­ DISGRUNTLED long distance runners are that the first three run­ nitely be sent to Hun­ Udinese 2, Lazio 2. off just before halftime . up in arms after they allege they were not A 42- 16 conqueror of Leigh earlier in the Rugby ners over the finishing gary. League season, Northern expected another victory informed that they had to run under 38 line in Sunday's final leg "Namibia will send a Portuguese 1st minutes in the final leg of the Pepsi Cross to increa,se its lead over Wigan atop the standings. of the Pepsi series would team of three runners to Division ~ountrl'. seri~~ heJeI on Sunday, to qualify be sent to the Buda~st tfll'lgi!!)'. We Rfp m i ~ e~ -A .J:. l.. • - ,r ~r • ... for the World Cross ~ Countr y event. the athletes and we are Winning ways Championships to be staged in Budapest, "This is not the first going to keep our word R ESULT S after the weekend's 23rd round of Hungary. ' time that something like to them. AAL Professionals registered their second vic­ "v this has happened. It is " We only have to play in the Portuguese tory of the week, with another 2-1 win in an NSL F irst Division soccer The complaint comes day that he would try his really unprofessional of make a final selection as league (home tea ms Castle League soccer match - this time over Royal in the wake of a speech best to convince the or­ officials to make prom­ three cif the runners in Tigers at the Kings Park Stadium on Sunday. listed first): by Hannes von Holtz, ganisers of the Budapest ises to the athletes only the senior category for The halftime score was 1-0 in favour of Vaal Played Sunday: NAAU president who World Cross Country to break them at the last men clocked excellent cont. on page 10 told the athletes on Sun- Championships to con­ moment," Maasdorp times during Sunday's Sporting 0, Uniao 0; Farense 0, Maritimo 0; sider the entry of some complained. fi nal of the Pepsi Cross Beira Mar 0, Braga 0; Namibian athletes in the Meanwhile , Adios Country series. How- Estoril 2, P Ferreira I ; prestigious event. Aoxamub, chairperson cont. on page 10 Boavis ta I , Setubal 0; The athle tes were of the Cross Country Guimaraes 3, taken aback when he explained to them that Belenenses 0; Gil Vicente Amadora because of their fail ure I, O. to run Sunday's 21 km Played Saturday: course in under 38 min­ Benfica 8, Famalicao 0; utes, which is the quali­ FC Porto I , Salgueiros fying time for the World O. Championships, itwould be diffic ult for his union to send a team to Hun­ gary. However, the athletes · protested that they had never been informed l\iEMBE~ of the about a qualifying time 'W (l ,~t .,..... ~ndies before the race. national cricket "An official from the iealh ' tancel l~d a athletics union told us : ~~,~~9~~ ~~"';~f~r .'. earlier that a team of (: better pay after the three runners would rep­ , W~hhffi~sCrItket\, resent Namibia in Buda­ pest later this year but :i~:: r3tjit~Y~I~~~[~ !I~~ there was no tal k of any qualifying time. , ~~ "In fact we were told 12 < ,<"""'I , I'~ that air tickets and ac­ co mmoda~i on was being ,ti mosin provided for the runners PEPSI BOY ... F ritz Awoseb recorded the fastest ".' by the organisers of the time in the senior men event of the Pepsi Cr oss ~ tJrana9 q etiniosin World Championships Country series when he clocked 38,21 minutes in lC..~nW I ~lA\"""I)l .. .u.u:1.'Itfl..u'\Jo, ....~ .. ~::::i:.:::.. and that Namibia only the final leg of the event staged at the Katutura I '''' ·-:''''·L;~''·'''' , .... ~ had to pick its team for Swimming po. on Sunday. The W indhoek iefU$~dlo~ign their :nran~,V the event," amostdisap- Harriers ru' I "pr was followed by Moses c()ntr.~cts pointed Frank Kaycle Maasdorp of f'L ~ hipen a in 38,40 minutes. Third on \.,. F;~~~aY • ' liil!iiUUUIIIIIlUmmIUOUlllUllIlIlIlWIIU!UIWUnIIiUhUlflUtUl!lIillillk!lUUUlUIIUlUUII!U!IliIlUU!lIlIlHIIlUlU!lwlTIriffil I said. was Joseph Tj ite_n.::g_a_in_38_._5_8.______--IL.-__-:-- ____