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Bringing 'Africa'South Vol.2 No.370 . Friday July 19 Schools scandal Situation shocks Minister

"'TOTALLY inadequate and scand3Ious" was the ver­ STAFF REPORTER ABACUS is back dict of Education Minister Nahas Angula after a tour of Ovambo's schools which revealed such outrages as a . In today's teacher/student ratio of 200 to one, and "rampant delegation went, people com­ plained about the lack of wa­ The Namlblan. .abuse of alcohol among teachers and students alike" •. ter. On the way to school or Together with members of ens further into the rural areas. actually at school. children face his Ministry, Angula met with Pilfering of school equipment severe water shortages. A AT LAST! ' a range of people involved in in the semi-uIban centres of " 'master plan" has been re­ . education in Qvambo, includ­ Oshakati, Ongwediva. and quested from the Ministry of . Hake quotas ing teachers, church leaders Ondangwais "rampant". The Agriculture, Water and Rural and administrative staff. ministry concludes that sup­ Development, with a view to According to the ministerial ply logistics and security for addressing the problem. announced report, there is an acute short~ school facilities need urgent More than 2 000 secondary age of teachers. Classes are attention. school children are being taught THE NEWS everyone in ovefcrowded.especially at lower Teacher housing is non-ex­ in the platoon system (double the fishing industry had primary level. It would take an istent and means teachers have sessioning) and well over half been waiting for ' f"mally influx of at least 500 teachers to walk long.distances in order of the teachers in the region (3 came yesterday when the to make class sizes manage­ to get to work every morning. 100) are unqualified. Coupled Ministry of Fisheries and able. The situation means that. re­ with a dire lack of English Marine Resources an­ Classroom facilities at pri­ cruitment of teachers outside a language competence, educa­ nounced new hake quotas. mary school are rudimentary. particular rural area is virtu­ tion in the region is being seri­ ously undennined. The additional hake quotas The delegation saw corruga~ed ally impossible. Discipline needs to be en­ BUNKIIARD Friederichsmeier, manager of the Hotel were reserved for newcomers iron, windowless sheds and Distances between schools couraged in both teachers-and Onduri being e8'corted back to the police cells after to the fishing industry as part thatched roof stick shacks were too long, forcing chil­ students, but the minister was his court hearing at Outjo yesterday. Friedricbs­ . of the Government's plans to throughout the region. Although dren to walk for five or 10 impressed by the amount of Namibianise the industry. R6 million has been allocated kilometres to and from school. meier's passportwas.iri Windhoekand his wife (left) interest and concern shown for Newly-established compa­ by the Government for the To alleviate the problems it is had to drive to Windhoekto fetch it and hand it over the education situation among nies which have previously current financial year to im­ estimated that Ovambo needs to the Namibian Police before the hotel manager members of the community. never been given quotas were prove classroom facilities, the an additional 200 primary could be released. fhotograph: Stanley Katzao waiting on tenterhooks for the ministry describes the amount schools. final announcement of the as "a drop in the ocean". Also, an improved network succesful concessionaires. Desks, chairs, chalk-boards ofroads and transport is essen­ The Cabinet was originally and bookshelves are all in scarce . tial. supposed to have approved the supply, and the situation wors- Wherever the ministerial Bail for Onduri man new quotas last Thesday but the candidates put forward by THE manager of the Hotel the Ministry of Fisheries and Onduri at Outjo, who made STANLEY KATZAOATOUTJO Marine Resources were referred headlines this week after chuck­ back to the ministry. ing deputy nriniste:r of Conser­ Outjo was buzzing with particular racial group or per­ The.matter was so sensitive vation, Wildlife and Tourism excitement yesterday as people sons other 1:han, members of a that even up to late Wednes­ Ben Ulenga out of hls hotel, packed the courtroom for Fried­ particular racial group. day' afternoon this week Per­ was yesterday granted bail of richsmeier's hearing. At yesterday's hearing, Fried­ manent Secretary for Informa­ stall owners RI 500. Yesterday's case was his­ richsmeier ·told the court he tion Bob Kandetu was even called a meeting with the KATE BURUNG The incident sparked wide­ toric in its own way. It was the was ready to stand trial and did refusing to acknowledge that municipality yesterday after­ spread outrage and provoked first time that someone had not intend interfering with the Cabinet had considered the ' noon to discuss the recent hoek's Central Business Dis- been arrested for contravening course of justice. ·matter. the toughest post-independence announcement that they must trict. ~ction of its kind yet as the the Abolishment of RaCial ~ Onduri manager also said TO PAGE 2 tender for their stands in Wind- The announcement, which Government moved to "stamp Discrimination Act. he would not comn:tit the same gave today as the rent-tender out racism". In terms of this law, no one offence again before the trial. deadline, came as a surprise to It led to manager Bunkhard can reserve or restrict the right Defence counsel for Fried­ most of the stall owners and by Friedrichsmeier being arrested of admission to any public richsmeier, Peter Koep, argUed the middle of this week omy on Wednesday night and being amenity or any part thereof,' iliat the hotel manager would three of the 14 stalls had made jailed in terms of the Criminal including such a part where . not have been treated the way a bid. Procedure Act after the Cabi­ food or drink is supplied to. he.had been if ir was not for 1he nnmicipality says it gave net, in an unprecedented move, guests or visitors or to clients political pressure. 30 days notice of the tender on Wednesday withdrew the of such public amenity for "Even the investigating ' and advertised the requirement hotel's licence . consumption on the officer admitted that he would . in the media, but until several On the same day the Hotel premises... or any services in­ have treated the accused oth- newspapers and radio stations Association of Namibia with­ cluding the supply of food or carried the story yesterday, the drew Onduri's membership. drink, for CIr to members of a TO PAGE 3 vendors were in the dark. "We knew nothing about it," said one angry stall-owner I. ..nr .....Tr..n~ yesterday. "We are all regis- CLEAn.ld.n~: tered and it would have been easy for the municipality to . - IN SCHOOLS send out letters infonning us IN HOSPIT' ALS of their decision or even walk - fi. down the main street and tell - FOR ALL PEOPLE us about it." Another stall owner was CLE ~qually annoyed: "It's a bad ANLINEss: iii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_id_ea_.~Wh~y~dO~W;e;n~ee~d_ro_te_n.J- ONE of the food stall regulars in the city centre. TO PAGE 3 \~_~:::~;~_:::;~!::~~::~~~~~~~~~~~II'... N A M I B I A ~ r,Sex with daughter. TOTA ,L Namibia is an established company involved ifl the manufacture and mar­ A 48-year-old man from Keetmanshoop is being held by the keting of petroleum products throughout the country. police in connection with the rape of his own daughter. According to the police, the man had had sex with his 17- year-old daughter at about 03hOO on Sunday in the Tseiblaagte We now have a responsible position for a mature matriculated person with a tech­ township. . . nical / mechanical'background at our Walvis Bay operation as . * An inquest will be conducted into the death of Joseph Hamutenya, who shot himself with a .303 rifle at Ongwediva on Sunday. * A 23-year-old man was stabbed aDd kllled at Karibib on Sunday night. Plant Foreman • A case of reckless and/or negligent driving is being inves­ tigated at Otjiwarongo after a motor vehicle knocked over a pedestrian on the main street of Orwetoveni township on Tuesday. The candidate should preferably be bilingual and have at least 10 - ' 12 y~ars ' • The p_olice in Windhoek are investigating a case of fraud relevant experience. Reporting to the Terminal Manager he will assist if] the effi­ after a cheqlle valued at RJO 833 was Cashed at Standard Bank cient running of the plant which involves inter alia'control of personnel and s'uper­ on Tuesday. Meanwhile, thieves and burglars in the country vision of the maintenance of equipment at the depot. Prospects for prombtioQ are got away with items worth R133 535, in the past two days. excellent.

In addition to@ competitive salary we offer a medical aid, a pension fund, Christ­ mas bonus and generous annual leave. The stakes are enonnous. For the succesful candidates it means a foot in the door to what is predicted to become Namibia's If you have the necessary .experience and are interested in this challenging biggest and most luorative industry in the future. The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine resources announced the position, call Mr A Schmidt on (0642) 3722 or write to TOTAL Namibia, succesful candidates in a statement issued yesterday. P 0 Box 1119, Walvis Bay 9190. Alternatively call Mr S Byrne in Windhoek According to the statement applications for hake fishing rights on (061) 37650 or write to TOTAL Namibia, PO Box 5099, Windhoek 9000. had been evaluated and Cabinet had 'approved the granting of catching rights to the following. The closing date for applications is 2 August 1991. * Ark Trading Industries (Reg. 80/083) * Blue Sea Fishing Co (Pty) Ltd (Reg. 90/571) * Eros Fishing (Pty) Ltd (Reg. 91/119) * Ferina (Pty) Ltd (Reg. 90/124) * Mangetti Fisheries (Pty) Ltd (Reg. 91/357) * Oryx Fisheries (Reg. 89/238) The total tonnage of hake that will be granted to the six companies is 9000 tonnes, which if divided evenly means 1 500 for each concessionaire. Temporary hake catching rights were also granted to the countries two major rock lobster concession­ aires. The reason given for this was that the past rock lobster season had been the worst in history, and the resource appeared to be on the verge of collapse. In order to ensure continued ,53154 employment of the labour force, Cabinet granted temporary ~ I lliE BEST PEOPLE FOR lliE JOB catching rights for hake to Seaflower Lobster Corporation Ltd J and Lalandi (Pty) Ltd. The Cabinet however stipulated that these catching rights were to be utilised by long lining oniy.

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Lintas : 'Namibia 901821 Joyride or AG defends Cabinet,'s attempted 'stand on Onduri .hotel' duck ... ? ATTORNEY -General against Friedrichsmeier with­ were also being investigated. A SOURCE at Eros Air­ Hartmut Ruppel has said out delay," ,Ruppel said. (See report on a possible contra­ port last night reported that a bill aimed at effec­ He added that police inves­ vention of the ~iquor Ordi- that treason trialist J osef tively combating remain­ tigators had been sent to Outjo . nance). K-Ieynhans, had tried to ing apartheid and racism on Wednesday afternoon. Later . Everything was,being done board a small plane en the same evening, a wamint to finalise the matter which was being prepared by the for the arrest of the proprietor would be heard in the Regional route to Johannesburg last Government. ' was issued by the Outjo Mag­ Court and "also to demon­ night. Ruppel also dismissed sug­ istrate. strate the Government's resolve According to the soun:e, gestions that the Government Friedrichsmeier was then . to put ~ end to this despicable , Kleynhans had in fact got into had eitheF acted arbitrarily or arrested and detained until his practice of which the Deputy the plane and had in fact asked . unconstitutionally in its han- court appearance, in accordance Minister concerned became a the pilot to 'take me to Johan­ dling of the Onduri Hotel af­ with t:m provisions of the Crimi­ victim at the hands of the ac­ nesburg'. fair. nal Procedure Act. cused". It was pointed out to the . In a statement yesterday, Ruppel confirmed that The Attorney-General said pilot, whose name is not known . Ruppel said in terms of the charges had been brought his office would take whatever at this stage, that his 'passen­ Namibian Constitution racism against the hotel manager in action necessary to uphold and ger' was in fact one of the , and apartheid practices were terms of Act 3 of 1979 (as protect the values enshrined in 'treason trialists'. unlawful. amended) and other charges the constitutiOn! The pilot had in any case His office has been inStructed turned down the request and to implement the Cabinet de­ said he could not do 'so without cision to take "appropriate and the aut40rity of his employer. urgent action aimed at the Liquor law contravened? The incident reportedly took closure of the hotel in ques­ place just before t 9hOO yester- . tion". POLICE were yesterday investigatlngwhether the proprie­ day evening. "In view of the serious na­ tor ofOnduri Hotel, Outjo, Bunkhard Friedrichsmeier, has When contacted last night, ture of the crime, immediate been contravening the Liquor Ordinance by selling alcohol the police confirmed that THE MYSTERY cutting up of shoes has outraged one action was taken by my office without a valid licence. ' < ' Kleynhans had in fact later reader who asked why Windhoek shoe store Harties in close consultation with the At the time of going to press The NamIbian was able ,to reported to the police station, slashed its shoes before throwing them away so that Office of the Prosecutor Gen­ establish that a licence to sell liquor was given to a nominee part of his bail conditions, at no-one would be able to use them. Store manager eral,to investigate charges and of Onduri Hotel (Pty) Ltd, Herman Kuhne, on March 15 about 20hOO last night. Botha, after initially denying it was his shop, ex­ institute criminal proceedings 1991. Ifthe nominee leaves the employ of the hotel in question, plained to The Namibian they are cut up on the in­ then the establishment must inform the Ministry of Wild­ Can you, help structions of the Cape Town head office. uI cannot life, Nature Conservation and Tourism within 30 days in give them 'away. There was not a single pair where NO 'bail for terms of the Liquor Ordinance, Act 2 of 1969. IF anyone has seen a black bag both were the same size" sometimes we get them like As far as could be 'establisbed,Kuhne had ~eft the employ containing tapes, a tape recorder, that from the warehoUse." Apparently head office of Onduri since, and the proprietor had not applied for an im­ four~ a camera and a couple of rules that ifthey ~e not slashed, people bring-tnenfin - Frey endorsement of the liquor licence, In this event, he would portant papers, please contact to change for matching pairs. have been trading without alicence and could face charges Hanns Lessing at 6 Church BAIL was yesterday re­ in this regard. Street, Windhoek, or -'phone But there are many in Windhoek and more outside fused in the Okahandja 224531. Lessing last night who desperately need shoes even if they do not quite Magistrates Co~ to the come-first-served and there has reported the theft of these items, match or if they were"marked in some way. Anyway four alleged murderers-of been some squabbling between from a white Honda Ballade, most shops ask for receipts before they will exchange. Constable Frederick Frey. stall' owners about who should which was parked in front of Harties and other shoe shops could do more to f"md a The case was then postponed go where, but if the whole thing the Auas Delta Motors in Inde­ to help some of those without money to get shoes. to August 21 pending the deci­ der for the stands? It will just is thrown open for tender, it pendence Avenue. sion of the Prosecutor-General. lead to inflated prices and un­ could get out of hand." Immanuel Kaukungwa, 27, employment. If we are to be The food-sellers maintained Ferdinand Michael, 24, Nlkanor charged anything, it should be. that there wa's plenty of cus­ Kashina Ruben and Fillemon a flat rate for all stands." tom to go round and that there Paulus, bOlh21, are accused of It seems the municipality's was no need to introduce an Airlines' dispute having killed Constable Frey decision was the result ofpres- . unneccessary element of com­ on May 10 this year. ~rey had sure from businesses in the petition. his throat slit while travelling town centJ;e, which claimed the The outcome of the meeting between Okahandja and Wmd­ stalls were gettitig in their way. , was still unknown at the time Namib Air vs Trans Namibia hoek. The four are also ac­ But as one owner pointed of going to press, but it is un­ cused of robbery with a~gra­ out: "The restaurants are over"" likely that many more of the vating circumstances. It is al­ flowing at'lunch-time, no one stall owners had tendered for NAMIB Air's General Already the Air Services Act leged that they robbed Con­ can get a place to sit. The take­ their stands within the given Manager, Keith Petch, . GWEN LISTER (51 of 1949) has Peen amended stable Frey of a watch and a away stalls are very useful. ' , deadline. According to an ear­ confirmed yesterday that to suit Namibian conditions, car. Another said he'd beard shop­ lier statement by the munici­ the airline had laid a Namib Air was losing money and a Transportation Conimis­ At a previous hearing owners complain that the stalls pality, action .will be taken complaint with the police on its Monday to Friday over- . sion is the next step. This ' Kaukungwa and Michael should have to pay rent like against stalls which have not night freight service to Johan­ Commission w:ill. be a non- about Trans Namibia . pleaded not guilty to all the everyone else, and that they been allocated a stand as from nesburg. Petch said, however, . gov,ernmental body, and nomi­ charges, while Paulus pleaded made a mess in the city centre. tomorrow. Municipality PRO Aviation because they be­ that the airline had just initi­ nations for it are believed to guilty to all the charges. Ruben The mobile food stands al- Nelius Kruger said the traffic lieved it was an 'illegal ated the service on a develop­ include a retired judge, an at­ 'pleaded guilty,to the charge of . ready have to pay for a licence department had been instructed operation'. ' mental phase, and had to en­ torney, a former pilot and an robbery. Kaukungwa, Michael and pay sales tax. Some own­ to take firm measures against In ~he early morning hours sure there was no 'unreason­ aviation man, among others. and Ruben were arrested on ers were not against the idea of 'offenders' and that they would of Wednesday, police had able competition'. Trans Naniibia Aviation's May 13 when the car in which a monthly rent - and were cer­ be evicted. searched a Cessna 404 which. A spokesperson for the Act­ Fouche, confirmed that his Constable Frey was travelling tainly in favour of the perma­ , Unregistered food stalls had just landed at Eros Ai,rport ing Ombudsman, when ap­ licence was before the Direc­ on the day of his murder was nent allocation of places - but would oniy be allowed to oper­ from Johannesburg, photo­ proached, denied that the tor of Transport, Jan du Ples­ found in their possession near could not understand the rea- ate outside the town centre graphing the freight and pho­ Ombudsman had either sis, and this will be forwarded ,Ondangwa. Paulus was arrested son for a tender system. where the restrictions did not tocopying the freight register. prompted the seatt:h of the plane to the Commission once it is later. "At the moment it's first- apply, he said. Petch, while confirming or signed the search warrant, set up. It is quite likely that Namib Air's complaint about as was suggested in a report in Namib Air would oppose a of the witnesses in the case citizen, he had been perma­ Trans Namibia Aviation, added The Namibian yesterday. He licence for Trans Namibia to were employed by the hotel nently resident in Namibia for that he did not know whether confirmed that the Ombuds­ operate what th~y believe is a 1l1llIlliger and there-was a chance more than 30 years, Lieben­ the police search was as a -re- man had at an earlier stage, scheduled se~ce carrying both· Friedrichsmeier would try and berg said. sult of this, ' conducted an investigation into passengers and freight betW~ influence them:. , "There is no doubt that the Petch said thatNamib Air's Trans Namibia Aviation, and WindhOekand Johaimeshurg. , - , lnhisjudgeinedt Magistrate offence is a very serious one, ' , point of view was that they had the~ referred the matter to Fouche' s~ys ' ~t_ while: ne " erwiseifit was not forpoljtlqa,l ,~:Qujstie-LiebCnbCrg said there he added, but he maintained were licenced to operate the the Ministry of Works, Trans- . does carry passengers, he dOes . pressure," _K~p said: ;" " ::/ -:~ enough e\'ideti;:e!Pat Fried- that all people should be equal scheduled route between Wmd­ port and Communication. ' . so at no cost,"and merely"'ciills', Prosecutor Johaii Jooste tola , nchsmeier would stand trial. before the law and presumed hoek and Johannesburg and the One of the issues which is on those he takes iUong to ~ . _ the 'court that Friec;lricrumeier ~',. " Liebenberg pointed out that . innocent until proven guilty. airline in turn expected others complicating matters as far as a Rl00 donation to the SPCA.· was in possession of a German ~ the hotel manager oWned fixed The case was postponed to to comply with the regulated aviation is concerned, is the He says he is not competing passport and could thus skip propertyinNamibia-ilndSouth August 1 for trial. environment in which they were question of a Namibia Trans­ with Namib Air in this sphere, the country if he chose to. Africa in excess ofR2 rrtilliOIL * See further reports on this operating. portation Commission. None and neitheris he competing as Jooste also argued that many Although he was a , German page ' He added there was no ques­ is in place as yet, but it was far as freight is concem:d, since tionof a 'personal vendetta' as understood from a spokesper­ his clients are inJohannesburg 'far as the national airline was son of the Directorate of Civil and not in Windhoek. FOR REA.PERS' LETTERS, YOUR WEEKLY concerned. It was a question of Aviation that one is 'in the Police yesterday c,onf'iqned safeguarding their interests. pipeline' and CQuld be brought the search of the Cessna, and -pJ GUIDE AND MORE, see pages 25 ·32 He felt it was 'not appropri­ into being soon. said that- the 'docket would in ate' to conunent on figures cited It would be up to this Com­ due course be forwarded to THE NAMIBIAN • YOUR UP-TO-DATE GUIDE TO NAMIBIAN, by Trans Namibia Aviation's mission, once it is set in mo-' Namibia's Prosecutor-General AFRICAN AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS. Gerhard Fouche to prove that tion, to decide on licences. for a decision. -- --~---- FNDC under fire from all sides as future of parastatals looked at THE future role of paras­ Government the Ministry of tatal "organisations in­ MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE Agriculture had made explor­ '~~t~ v,&.--Itl ing the agricultural potential . volved in development came under the spotlight The fact that they did not of northern Namibia one of its THE .VIDEO& PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOP at a seminar organised by enjoy acceptability or credi­ main priorities. However prior to independ­ the Ministry of Finance bility among the Namibian 43 POST STREET MALL Tel 223223 population - the very people ence the colonial Government yesterday. they were supposed to benefit had shown no interest in the The seminar could play a - compromised their useful­ north, and FNDC had been the major role in shaping future ness. only inStitution to show any VIDEO CAMERAS policy on parastatals at a time He said their poor image interest in the region. when the Government is car­ derived chiefly from the fact He said that because the rying out a major restructuring that they were seen as a legacy FNDC was the only official of its development agencies. of the previous regime and its body operating in the north Panasonic As part of this restructuring aims and objectives. people regarded it as a repre­ some existing parastatals that "Indeed, they were origi­ sentative of the Government, are not seen as fulfilling their nally established as apartheid and the unpopularity of the GL.... R3199 · role could disappear completely. agencies, designed to imple­ GoveIlllllent devoived onto the The operating field and form ment South Africa's policies FNDC. G2B .... R3599 of others might be changed, in this country, ' , Herrigel "You cannot change per­ while several new agencies observed. ceptions, and it it is therefore might be created. . Various speakers presented important that the Government Opening the seminar Minis­ papers on the role and func­ plays an active part in chang­ SONY ter ofFinance DrOtto Herrigel tions of the major parastatal ing the FNDC," he sai4. said the workshop was tiniely development agencies in the Minister of Finance Otto because there was a strong . country. . Herrigel pointed out that the F350 R3199 - feeling that insufficient prog­ .This included the First Na­ FNDC had inherited many of ress was being made in the tional Developinent Corpora­ the assets of the hated "slave economic development of tion, the Development Fund cif labour" orgilnisation Swanla. , Namibia. Namibia, the Land Bank and He supported Meiring' s Video Accessories: "He said this was ironic given the National Building and argqment-and added that one that Namibia had access to Investment Corporation. could not easily ignore the considerable development During a lively question and . "id~olo~cal baggage" inher­ resources in terms of skills and' answer session afterwards the ited by the FNDC from Swanla. Batteries, Chargers, Tapes, Car funding. First National Development Meiring also pointed out that Domestically, the present set Corporation (FNOC) predicta­ there had been II 50 per cent cords, Tripods, Editing Equip­ of development instituticms had bly became the main target of drop in business activity in the a sound asset base. everyone's ire. FNDC chair­ north over the last two years. This asset base. could be person Bob Meiring bravely This meant the FNDC had ment: Range to suit most augmented by funding pledges tried to defend the corporation been forced to close down a from foreign Governments and and explain some of the con­ large number of businesses in Video Cameras' donor agencies, and could fur­ straints it faced. the north, which had contrib­ ther be augmented through the Meiring pointed out that with uted to the unpopularity of the local capital market. the establishment of the new Herrigel warned, however, that these resources were of For friendly service and little value if they were not utilised correctly. It was the task of the work­ advice call in and see us shop to give shape to a new set of development parastatal in­ stitutions appropriate to an independentNamibia,he said. By converting funding, skills and experience into material and economic upliftment, these institutions had to channel resources to those sectors of the economy, and to' those *Die ideale plek vir·'n Ruskansie sectors of the population most in need. *''Halfpad'' tussen The Minister of Finance endorsed the view that the " Windhoek en Swakopmund institutions currently in exis­ SOME of the participants at the Workshop on Finance tence needed to be restmctured. and Development Institutions which ends on Friday. *Gesellige atmosfeer *Beierse Kombuis PSUN plans for new houses *Heerlike Swembad runs into plot probleDls

A revolutionary union plan nicipalities and the Ministry three or four bedrooms. to provide houses which of Local Government and The designhas been taken to ELKE WOENSDAG EN its lower paid members can Housing to give serious atten­ building societies and banks afford has run into prob­ tion to this. matter," PSUN and been approved by most of lems as there are far too said in a statement this week. them. The final price will depend ~ATERDAG, Civil servants who earn as on the price and size of the plot . HEERLIKE few building plots avail­ little as R500 a Dlonth are en­ and where it is situated. able to star( the scheme. titled to loans of R25-000 under If25 or so houses are built at BRAAI·BY SWEMBAD The Public Servants Union the Government scheme. a time, members could save of Namibia has developed a However, asks the union, several thousand rand through scheme which will be able to where are there any houses that economies of scale. build attractive and finished cheap in any town in Namibia? The PSUN asks people to . houses at between R28 000 - Even if one was found, would apply to it for application fonns R35 000 for their members, it be in good enough condition and then get financing approval HOTELSTROBLHOF who benefit from the generous for any bank or building soci­ from a bank or building soci­ Governrnent hODle financing ety to finance it? ety. help. The PSUN appointed con­ . The union will make bridg­ "The uniOllhas Unfortunately sultants who designed an at­ ing payments and be refunded run into a maJor obstacle in tractive two-bedroom house by the bank or building society TEL: 81 HOOFSTRAAT that there is a chronic shortage based on the demand for such as work progresses. Although KARIBm BUS 164 of services erven available in houses shown in an initial building land is virtually un­ most centres in Namibia, and survey. It is deSIgned to look available, the union says the these are made available at a attractive and has ceilings, scheme can start if people apply - slow pace. interior doors and showers, and who already have plots which The union appeals to mu- can eventually be expanded to they have not built on. THE'NAMIBIAN - ,'Best of all worlds' FIFTEEN volunteer teachers 'from the United States spliIt their first morning in Namibia yesterday, at the start of a 10 day orientation course in Windhoek before heading out to teaching posts all over the country. The volunteers have arrived Teach programme in Namibia, as part of a W orId Teach pro­ Started about five years ago, gramme, organised together World Teach sends American with the Ministry of Educa­ volunteers all over the develop­ tion. Most are recently quali­ ing world. Eight volunteers have fied graduates, though some , been in Namibia since January, have a certain amount of teach- and this week's intake brings the ing experience. number to 23. Another group will arrive in Jimuary. ' They will work in Namibia They will work mainly in for a year, either as English church schools, though always resource teachers or subject in co-operation with the Educa­ teachers and will be stationed' tion Ministry. in schools from Karasburg to According to Triebs, the vol- Katirna Mulilo. unteer programme offers him Three British volunteers, the chance t~ combine several brought to Namibia by Link interests. "I am keen on teach- Africa, joined the group yes- ing as a career and in working in , terday morning for the first.." the developing world, particu­ day of training. , They are to'" larly Africa. It's a perfect bal- work in CCN community ance." schools in the south. Dir~ctor He said Namibia seemed like of Formal Education at the "thebestof~possibleworlds" Ministry, Ambrosius Agaptius, - newly independent, fast-devel- THE World Teach votmteers who arrived hi Namibia this week from America. They will begin teaching in early opened' the first "orientation oping and democratic. ~~ " - course, ,*hicli is 'meantt o pre- Beckett Mount from Boston, pare the volunteers for the sort , Massac~usets, is bo~d ,for ': "ofproblems they are,likely 10 .,/ Stampn~t where she will act 'as , .:eilcounter . .I'., ""- ;;,~ ~" j.' an English resour~e ~rson at ; Sam Triebs one of the vol- t~o centres. She will give Eng- , Tsumeb ..a progre'~~report . " . ' lish lessons to teachers, mem- ' I' ,-'~ - ~ • < - unteer~,l~ due to begm work at bers of the comtJlunity'as well as" J\rand,i~ ID early- ,<\ugust. A " schoo1children: SIX peopie died, cif AIDS In Tsumeb betweeen 1989 ana 1990 '"' restrictions. Some 2,7 million cubic ~eters_ of water were p&-­ qualified ,teacher in' the States, ' Asked about problems she chased nom TCL, 8,8 percent fewer than the- previous year. ,­ a siXfold increase tin the previous year's death toll- the number be will teach English "and per- expected to encounter, Beckett of people-with VD rose by i5 per cent arid TB patients needing , Variolls street upgrading, sewerage and electricity projects haps a bit of home econom- 'said: "I suppose there will be , hospital treatment crept towards the 10000 mark. were completed, along with improvements to parks. ics! ' , some difficulties getting used to These facts emerged from the Mayor's annual report, which Tsumeb's gargabe pile increased by 8 300 tOns, giving the He said he knew little about new cultures and new lan- outlined essential services provided by the municipality and ways refuse removal service plenty of extra work. Botes attnbuted that the town in which he would live guages. Our main aim will be to in which taxpayers' money has been spent.' to an increase in the toWn's population following independence for the coming year and was develop a good atmosphere for Mayor Toni Botes said four boreholes had been sunk. an and that fewer people were doing their own refuse removal. prepared for quite an intensive learning English, using' drama, elevated water storage tank had been erected and a network of 1 The num~r of traffic accidents rose slightly and money period of induction. , debate ,and so on. We will be 500 meters of pipeline had been laid. The water project had cost collected from traffic fines amounted to RIO 500. RegardiiJ.g tax Most of the volunteers' initial encouraging the students to almost R600 000, 'funds, the 1989-1990 financial year yielded a surplus ofR289442 training will be done by Michae1 speak up, which might not be Botes reported no water shortages during 1990 and rio water (higher than last year). Nomtsoub had a surplus of R 162 056. , Yates, co-ordinator of the World something they are used to."

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6 Friday July 191991' THE NAMIBIAN PCDLITICAL . ~~~~. ~~~~~O~P/~NiO~N PERSPEcrIVE HIgher education - , =~~::!,~:!;~;n;t~ a' 's alltoo prevalent in our soci- , • t . the crossroad' ety. There are many Namibi- MS who continue to suffer on a daily basis because of HISTORY shows that most Where this involves study this evil, particularly in the Africannationshavestrivedto THE ROLE ofa future Uni­ overseas, there is an even chance outlying areas of the coun- establish at least one national versity of Namibia has al­ that the stucIent will not return try. 1- agree that a tough university immediately after ready been widely discussed to his homeland but will take stance must be taken on independence. The major pur­ and will continue to attract up a post in the country where pose of establishing universi­ debate. Dr Rehabeam Auala, he studied. racism but at the same time ties in these countries has been head of the Department of Very frequently the main mu§t warn that a tendency for these institutions to play a Education Foundations and partner in the one-country-one­ towards exploitation must pioneering role in addressing a member of the Advisory university institution is the be guarded against, and this problems of poverty, social Committee on Higher Edu­ .government itself Government is not only applicable to the disorganizations, low produc­ is also the university's main cation in Mrica, examines 'white' section of the popu- tivity, unemployment, hunger, source of finance. There is a lation. illiteracy, lack of self-reliance, the needs of a Namibian uni­ chance that where the govern­ diseases and underdevelopment versity agamst the experi­ ment almost totally subsidizes ence of other universities in MORE and more disconcerting reports reach us of which are common on the the university, a clash of inter­ African continent. Mrica. ests could be inevitable. The cases of very high-ranking officials exploiting others, However, there are current gove1llIIlent wants to see the particularly domestic workers, and we feel that this too, main trends and issues facing Many of the universities in The concern about the rela­ results of its investment, while constitutes abuse of fundamental human rights, and higher education in Africa today developing African countries tionship between a univerisity the university wants to protect should be nipped in the bud. which Unpede the fulfilment did not initially live up to the and the community resulted in its autonomy, One does not like to hear reports about those who were of the desired functions of a expectations of their commu­ efforts to break the mythical A good university is judged in the forefront of the struggle to rid Namibia of apart­ university. nities. The type of training they isolation and ivory towerism by the quality of its lecturing heid and colonial rule, only to take up positions in the To create an African univer­ provided was not relevant to of ancient times. Rese~h staff, the research output and new hierarchy and make themselves gUilty of the same sity, as the Accra Workshop of their needs and to the existing projects at the university should the quality of the library, but job market. respond to both urban and ru­ offencesa.s their predecessors. ' the Association of African many African universities fall Universities found, involves '* Most of the graduates held ral needs of the communities. short of the mark. There is, for An~ while I acknowledge that racism is far more preva­ among other things: • academic qualifications with In many African countries example, a shortage of profes­ lent in this country than most people believe (after all, * the ordering of priorities no or ,very little professional . after independence - and sional engineers and technolo~ it took the eviction of a Deputy Minister from a rural and the deciding of the role of and practical skills; Namibia is no exception - gists who can solve practical hotel, to draw the attention of both the public and the the university in nation-build­ * The universities' contri­ universities find it difficult to problems; manpower with a Government to .an evil' which many believed had al­ ing; butionto the developme~, of retain the bright men and women scientific ba~kground and ready been rooted out) it is good that these things are * adapting the, curriculum middle-level or top-level they recruit and train and, quite specialized training is much in now coming to the fore so that those responsible can be· and developiilg new program­ manpower was minimal; often, lose them to top posi­ demand. ~ indu~try dealt with ap'propriately. , mes~ * The shortage ofqualifi~d tions goyerninent, Some lecturers at universi­ But we, as Nainibianspntist also be hones'hVith our'-' :' *,fostering staff,development prinJary and secondary school . and the private sector, where ties have no teaching experi- te'ach'ers, airic.ultuf!ll teelini-' they can'sometimes e

No tears will be shed over FNDC THERE has never really been anythirig~.; positive one could say about the parastatal known as the First National Develop­ ment Corporation (FNDC). It held a paternalistic attitude towards black Namibians, and even after Independence, this attitude did not change. To date there are no black Namiblans in the top management struc­ ture. But criticism of FNDC or ENOK as it was more com­ monly known, was not restricted to the black population alone. There are many who still view the FNDC as an 'apart­ heid colonial structure' and the Corporatio~ itself did little or nothing to try and change this image or restructure itself since independence, to make it more accessible to a majority of Namiblans - those who need it most. We welcome the announcement that the FNDC is to be scrapped. But we hope that it will be scrapped entirely and its successor be-given a new start. In saying this, we agree with Permanent Secretary of Trade and Industry, Tsudao Gurirab, who said tbat the message of many was that the Governnient should not 'put new wine in old bottles'. The Development :Bank, or whatev·er replaces the old FNDC,.. should be given a fresh start. Those presently employed at the FNDC should have to re-apply for jobs in the new structure -it must not be a case of the same old faces in the same oldjobs with the same old attitudes towards the mwority of N~mibi­ . - .' . ans. The FNDC did indeed fall in its development mission, and . SUCCESSFUL FARMING can mean life or death. The farmer is a woman relying,on her fields to support her fam~ it·is generally claimed that it used ·its might to crush and ily. Photograph: Piers Vigne outcompete those it was supposed to help instead of instilling a business culture in former communal areas. It was accused of getting majority shareholdings in most of the companies it Extension . assisted, and tending to manage those businesses itself. There were many accusations in the past by small business­ men that the information provid"ed by them to the FNDC in training ' applying for loans, would result in'the refusal of t ..eir appU: cations whil~ :the Corporation lat.er· set up businesses along

set to < the lines they had proposed. 'But at the same time that the', Government restrUctures the'FNDC, it must at the same time rationalise development parastataIs, and guard against a take offr .... proliferation ofthe same. It must also ensure that the FNDC's replacement, whatever form it may take, instills in Namibi­ THE FAR1\.n::'NG:'"~fu""tur~";e""""::======:=~der the Education and Culture ans a sense of self-reliance, rather·than dependency. Neither -' has been unveiled with the TOM MINNEY Ministry. Ogongo is also helped. .must it take upon itself the b.tsk of 'managing' or 'running' opt!lling'of a training course by the Europeiln 'Community, the projects it decides to.support, bu't assist people to start on a new farm ~oUege in jects include animal health, the Agricultural Extension and their own ventures• .Namibians must learn to manage them­ northern Namibia. The credit for fanners, marketing Rural Development Department selves. centre, at Ogongo, is no. t and environmental manage- of Reading University in the ment. UK and another British body, set to formally launch until Nghipondoka described the Education for Development . . next January, but work is workers as the main connec- . The college is also being already starting on a R3 tion between the Government prepared to ' become a crop million facelift that will and farmers .• ',This in-service research station for Icrisat which transform it into a top training programme is some- isbasedinIndia.A1readythere training centre and a re- thing we planned from early is strong demand among north­ search institute to be used on. It has been grossly and em farmers for a species of by scientists of the world- deliberately neglected in the millet or mahangu which may renowned International past and it was something we double yields, although more felt was desperately needed." testing has to be done. Crops Research Insitute When Ogongo Secondary This was developed with for the Semi-Arid Tropics school finally vacates the col- Icrisat's centre in Bulawayo, (Icrisat). lege at the end of the year it Zimbabwe, and has been tested The new college and its two will fonnally open and start its at resean:h centres at Okasbana existing counterpart~ at Neu- three-yeardiplomacourses.that and Mahanene in .northern damm and Tsumisare part of a may be internationally recog- Namibia. boom in agricultural training. nised (see box). ' OgongocoIlege aims to break Itisonthecurriculaofincreas- The college was originally new ground by getting .the ing numbers of primary and opened in 1973 but often seemed researchers to help teach and secondary schools across the to be more of a public relations involving teachers and students country. Eventually it could exercise as it only handled tWo in the research. It will also transfonn fanning in Namibia. or three students a year and work closely with nearl>y fann- Ogongo is for people who was eventually closed in 1988. ers, involving them in all the PERMANENT Secretary, have left school and has started The boost in college-level activities. Apparently farmers of Agriculture, Water and by training existing senior staff farm extension training is across the north are delighted Rural Development Vilho DIRECTOR of agricultural training in the Ministry, of the Ministry of Agriculture, funded from the .(\griculture with the idea and are asking Nghipondoka: 'In-service Anna Shiweda (left) and Professor Maurice RoUs of Water and Rural Development. Ministry's budget, while agri- "why was none of this done training is desperately Reading University, England, who is a world expert in From July I, 17 of the senior culture in schools comes un- before?". needed.' extension work. . regional staff from all over the country, including both com­ munal and commercial areas FARMING in both communal and commercial areas appropriate to local conditions, rather than just bor­ Enrol now! and ranging from Karasburg to can be developed and improved by the samt\workers. rowing systems left by former colonialists or adapted Opuwo and Katima Mulilo; did The difference is of degree, not of quality and combin­ from neighbQuring countries. PART-TIME candidates in the first of three two-week ing the training for the extension workers for both Namibia, with its special farm conditions, asked Windhoek who wish to enrol courses in extension work. It areas would be a big step towards unifying the coun­ him to come over and teach how the theory behind ex­ for the Standard 8 and 10 , was the first time regional staff try. . tension works, and to encourage middle-level agricul­ November 1991 national ex­ had met together. This is the opinion of Professor Maurice RoUs of . turalstaff to put their ideas into developing exteaSion aminations, presented by the Extension is a method of Reading University. He is a world expert on extension training in Namibia instead of simply bringing in Ministry of Education and _working with farmers where Culture in Namibia, must eo­ work, which is listening to farmers' problems and outside consultants and imposing theories from .~he government staff visit farmers rol before the last day of this providing advice and information and helping them top. '. to listen to their problems and month. The enrolment fee per solve problems. offer infonnation on new tech­ RoUs is also aiming to set up a link between the Uni­ subject is R9. Students can niques as well as advice. RoUs has spent a month in Namibia looking at how versity of Reading, one of the top agricultural institu­ enrol at the examination of­ Last weekend Pennanent the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Rural Dev~l­ tions in the world, and the newly-opened Ogongo fice next to the Khomasdal Secretary Vilho Nghipondoka opment aims to provide extension help and promote farm college in Owambo.· . . chemist in Khomasdal. The opened the second course, which the natiQnal priority of increasing food production. This would mean working together to boost staff o~ce hours are: morning will last two months and has . For him, Namibia is a special place, as it is the first and develop the curriculum as well as making sure 08hOO-13hOO, afternoon some 50 .. field" workers as time in his experience that a country has opted to start Ogongo's diplomas are of a standard to get mterna­ 14hOO-17hOO. Any enquiries students. It will then be re­ from the beginning in developing extension training tional recognition. can be made to S peated with another 50. Sub- Marthinussen at te135977. - J SFridayJuly 19 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

Wed/Sun: 2OhOO National Theatre of Namibia, Saturday matinee: 14hOO Leutwein Street . Kunstkabinett The Capab production of "Cosi fan Tutti:' • directed by Michael Williams and conducted by David Grant will be presented at the 16 Lazarett Street Wmdhoek theatre on July 18, 19 and 20 1991 at 20h30. Bookings Hours: Mon/Fri 14h30-.18h30, Sat: lOhOO-12hOO can be made through Magnum Tools who are sponsoring the An exhibition of oil paintings by Beeuwen Ocrryts will run till production, at telephone 42510 or 42519. Cinema , July 27, 1991. Kine 300 The Warehouse, Heynitz Castle Art Centre Eros Shopping centre Alte Brauerai, Heynitz Road, Klein Windh~k King of the Kickboxers Garten/fal Steets An exhibition entitled "People are like this" a personaIjoumey Fri/Thurs: 14hOO, 16hOO The fabulous Natalie Gamsu will sing the blues and some jazz in photographs and paintings by Kerstin Geier runs till July 25, Sat: 10hOO with her band consisting of Spiro Paxinos (bass), Rob Watson 1991. Hudson Hawk (2-16): starring Bruce Willis (drums) and Surendran Reddy (piano) from July 15 - 20,1991. Fri & Sat: 18hOO, 20iioo, 22hOO Loft Gallery The shows starts at 21hOO and tickets are available at the door. Sun/Thurs: 18hOO,20hOO Buro Odendaal Windhoek Conservatoire I;>rive-In Bahnhoff Street Peter Muller Street 19hOO Edward Scissorhands, starring Johnny Depp An exhibition of gouache and oil paintings by JM Bustirff. A concert by pianist Liezel Lochner who will perform works by plus Class Action, stilrring Gene Hackman Spot OnlAimlNamibia Smlle Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Bartok and Amold van Wyk takes Atlanta Theatre Sanlam Arcade , place on Friday, July 19, 1991 at 20h30 at the Conservatoire Han. Swakopmund . An exluDition of South American and Namibian products will Tickets at R 10 for adults and R5 for children Will be available at A wakenings, starring Robert de Niro, Robin Williams open at llhOO on Sunday, July 21; 1991. the door.

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Screw.;.worm's INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP day~ l~mited LUSAKA: Eradication of the ,16 die in democracy demos new world screw-wonn fly which invaded North Africa KINSHASA, Zaire: Dozens of political, economic and.social two years ago saved Mediter­ associations joined forces yesterday to fight for qemocracy > ~d ranean and African cOuhtrles an opposition party reported 16 more peopl~ hay~ diePretoria even if an interim government had been "reduced to ashes" be" think he is too honest to play not been agreed on or if the patriotic front meeting of 'cause they "did not prepare this kind of game. NAIROBI: Nearly seven tons of ivory was set a.blaze yesterday anti-apartheid forces did not reach consensus, ANC properly for the post-colonial " But, my problem is that he in another symbolic gesture of Kenya's committment to wildlife president Nelson Mandela said in an interview on, era". has not been able to use his conservation. ' Wednesday. The restoration of mutual capacity to put an end to the N oahNgala, the minister for wildlife and tourism, put the torch confidence between the gov­ violence so that we can move to 1350elephantstusksonthesamespotinNairobiNationalPark The exclusive interview by "overstressed" these issues in ernment and the ANC was forward. ' " where another 12 tons were reduced to ashes two years ago. Stanley Uys appeared in early the past. crucial to the organisation's Mandela expressed disap­ He also reiterated Kenya'S opposition to any kind of trade in editions of the Johannesburg­ The organisation would also flexibility . pointment - not surprise - at ivory, saying, " No matter how it is managed, conservation will based The Star newspaperye:.­ favour minority representation " He made clear the ANC's the lifting of sanctions by United remain difficult for those nations wishing to save their elephants. terday. in future government structures conviction that the 'government States President George Bush. Richard Leakey, a world known anthropologist and director of Mandela said the ANC would and it would consider very actions' - or refusals to take The ANC favoured the lift­ Kenya Wildlife Services, said Kenya's elephant herd was be­ be completely distinct from the carefully how the principle of action - had eroded the feeling ing of sanctions once the gov­ tween 19 000 and 20 000, up from an estimated 17 000 two years SA Communist party once one-person-one-vote was ap­ of mutual trust wliich had ex­ ernment had demonstrated its ago but still far short of the 65 000 thought to have roamed apartheid, was removed. plied in the S outh African situ­ isted when the ANC leaderwas goodwill in overcom.iAg ob­ Kenya's parks and countryside in the 1970s. The SACP would "take their ation, "especially in the fust released from prison," the front stacles and ensuring thai once own line ...which we would not few years of democratic, gov­ page article said. laws were repealed, blacks follow';. ernment". The ,government's inability would be given the opportu­ Indian unemployment grows The organisation would tell Groups like Inkatha must be to stop the township violence, nity to enjoy the resulting the business community the involved so they would not in particular, " has destroyed benefits. PRETORIA: The Indianpopulationhad grownby95 i OOOpeople ANC was not "dogmatically end up feeling sideline4/ the atmosphere that I was trying Mandela thought it unlikely by the end of March this year of which only 335 000 were attached to nationalisation or Mandela was quoted as say­ to build". that the negotiations on a new economically active, accordiitg to a Press statement from the state intervention" . ing. The ANC would also learn " I would like to think there constitution could get under­ Central Statistical Service. Of the 335 000 economically active The ANC had possibly from the mistakes of Angola are people undermining (Presi- way this year. - Sapa. population, 320000 were workers and 15000 were unemployed. The CSS defines the unemployed as anyone 15 years of age and fonn for advocating rural de­ older who are not employed. velopment to aid women. Two women awarded Babangida founded the Bet­ Scant aid for Chinese floods ter life Programme fur 1h: Rural Woman, called BLP, in 1987. BEIJING: China has received only a fraction of the aid it The programme has launched requested for victims of its worst flood in it century, despite a rare 7 635 co-operatives, 997 cot­ public plea for international assist ance, UN officials said yester­ 1991 Africa Prize tage industries, 1 751 new fauns day. and garde,ns, 487 shops and Total outside aid, most of it from Hong Kong, has reached 22 markets, 419 women's centres Belt Movement in Kenya, and ment, founded in 1977, com­ million, dollars considerably less than the 200 million dollars UNITED NATIONS: A and 163 social welfare pro­ Nigerian first lady Maryam bines community development China appealed for last week for relief supplies and rebuilding. Kenyan environmentalist grammes in Nigeria, the Hun­ Babangida, were being hon­ with environmental concern. and the first lady of Nige­ ger Project said. ored for blazing new trails It has planted 10 million trees, ria shared the 1991 Africa Nigerian women ~ork with outside the traditional roles for established 1 500 tree nurser­ Marvellous mosaic discovery Prize for leadership in the the BLP to improve their lives , women. ies, and involved 50000 WOIDen campaign to end hunger, through programmes in adult ZIPPORI, Israel: Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of 1be 1991 award was intended in planting seedlings and car­ education, health care, agri­ Sepphoris have uncovered large, spectacular floor mosaics, its sponsors announced to highlight the role of women ing for the trees, the Hunger culture, trade, crafts and food including ~ richly detailed depiction of Egyptian " Nile Day" yesterday. in ending hunger in Africa, Project said in a news release processing, with the goal of celebrations.,Sepphons, just north of the biblical town of Naza­ It marked the fust time in where women grow 80 percent announcing the awards. becoming self-sufficient. - reth in northern Isra-el, is believed to have been the home of the five-year history of the prize of the food, the Hunger Project The women earn 4 cents f01: Sapa-AP. Joachim and Anna, parents of the Virgin Mary. The 5th-century that it was awarded to two announced. every tree that lives three mootbs , Nile Day mosaic measures 42 square meters and would fill a women. ,The co-winners will share a outside the nursery. , 'good-sized living room. It "is so rich in its motifs and artistry that The Hunger Project, a New 100 000 dollars cash prize and Maryam Bab~da; 1he Wife 1).0 other mosaic pftl:lis time period and this region equals it, " York-based private organiza­ each receives a sculpture at-the' of Nigerian president Ibrabiirt ' The Nanlib ian ~ ill David ~:r~n , one of ~e archaeoll;>gists, s~d yesterday. tion that sponsors the annual _ awards c e~mony ~ in, London Babangida, was honOI'ed- for award, said Pr~fes s or Wangari ' on September, 19: - turning the usually ceremonial simply the best ' Maathai. founder of the Green Maathai's Green Belt Move- "fust lady" role into a 'plat- Jeans cause shop stampede PRAGUE, Czechoslov~ a: 'Hundreds of customers yesterday stonned t:h:e first Levi' s shop in Prague, eager to taste what for years had been the fOIbidden'i'ruit of America. Czechs have always been keen on symbols of American life, from Coca Cola to rock music and Levi' s. The jeans were a hot item on the city's black market throughout four decades of Communist rule. Like Coca Cola, Levi' s managed to penetrate Simple Beasts the strictly controlled legitimate market in the late 1980's, using by Doug Hall ' state trading companies to set up outlets. * Reports from Agence France-Presse, Sapa and Associated Press 10 Friday July 191991 THE NAMIBIAN

Today's quotations for unit trusts: General Equity Funds: Allegro n/a n/a n/a BOEGrowth 135,53 126,64 4,61 Fedgro 116,36 108,63 11,27 . Guardbank Growth 2252,58 2108,82 5,64 Momentum '233,51 218,21 5,78 Metfund 176,19 164,19 4,78 NBS Hallmark 892,39 833;47 6,84 NorwichNBS 348,13 325,13' - 7,67 Old Mutual Investors 2688,95 2507,78 4,80 Safegro 125,07 117,03 6,77 Sage 2285,73 2134,20 4,63 Sanlam 1610,95 1505,08 5,23 Sanlam.Index 1268,06 1184,34 4,92 The first ladie§ of the leaders attending the G7 Eco­ Senbank Ge~ral 116,46 109,23 n/a Southem Equity 174,63 163,31 4,86 REPUBLIC nomic Summit in London on board a .Thames riverboat Standard 1066,02 1001,70 7,76 this week, (from L to R) Hannelore' Kohl, Mila Mu­ OF NAMIBIA Syfrets Growth 242,79 227,38 5,79 lroney, Norma Major, Sachiyo Kaifu and Barbara Bush. UAL 1900,85 1781,42 6,11 AFPphoto. Volkskas 129,71 121,35 , n/a MINISTRY OF FINANCE Specialist equity Funds: Guardbank Resources 154,14 144,29 6,11 ~------~TENDERBOARD-----~----~ Ang~la Sage Resources 124,54 116,54 7,04 attracts· Sanlam Industrial 891,47 832,31 4,60 TENDER NO. F1118/1-8/91 Sanlam Mining 333,58 311,31 5,40 Description: Erection and Quarantine camp Namibian interest Sanlam Dividend 439,91 410,19 5,39 at Khowareb, Damaraland Senbank Industrial 114,61 107,61 n/a Southern Mining 150,68 141,09 5,63 Closing Date: 11:00 on Tuesday 30 July 1991 Angola with its huge marketing potential and wealth continues to attract Namibian businessmen as peace Standard Gold 210,89 197,74 6,66 uAt Mining and TENPER NO. F1/18/1-9/91 opens the cJoor for trade. . Resources 397,20 372,11 5,35 Description: Supply of three (3) personal computer A delegation from J A Holdings, a local export company UAL Selected fonned last year, arrived back from Angola last Friday baving Closing date: 11hOO Tuesday 30 July 1991 Opportunities 1645,63 1538,11 4,56 spent 12 days there talking to various people about import Old Mutual Mining 280,87 261,61 5,58 opportunities from Namibia. TENDER NO. F1/18/1-11/~1 Old Mutual Industrial 325,32 303,08 4,02 The Managing Director of J A Holdings, Joao Vieira told the Old Mutual Gold Fund 145,43 135,51 4,97 Description: Supply of one delivery van medium Namibian the visit was exploratory and part of an ongoing lIicome/Gilt Funds: 1 Ton Dropside 4x4 process. During their visit the delegation bad talks with Angolan Corbank 100,58 99,52 17,53 Closing date: llhOO Tuesday 6 August 1991 officials from the Ministries of Commerce, and Industry as well Guardbank lIicome 110,27 108,01 . 17,61. as with various other interested parties, Vieira said. Old MutuallIicome 106,63 104,40 17,00

IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK AZtums 75 NAMIBIA'S oldest newspa­ . per and the only German d~ly in Africa, the Allgemeine Zei­ tung, celebrated its 75th anni­ versary on Tuesday. At a func­ tion to mark the occasion, in­ formation and Broadcasting Minister Hidipo Hamutenya said it was no small achieve­ ment for a newspaper to reach such an advanced age ina rapidly , changing media world.•• Since independence the Allgemeine . Zeitung has demonstrated a capacity to adapt, in line with the changing political and socio­ economic realities of the new Namibia," Hamutenya added. - Sapa Above:- JOHAN­ NESBURG: Irish rock star , 1J0b Geldof shakes hands with ANC. President Nel­ ·The son Mandela at the ANC' JOHANNESBURG: Winnie Mandela (right) leaves the Rand Supreme Court here on headquarters on Monday.' Tuesday with her husband, ANC President Nelson Mandela: and daughter, zinZi: . Geldof is on a four-day Sh~JI . Scholarship Mrs Mandela was granted leave to appeal against her conviction in May on four visit to South Africa. Pho­ counts of kidnapping and four of accessory to assault. She was sentenced to s~ years tograph: Agence ,rance" Part of Sheli's ~o'inmitment to Namibia in prison. Photograph: Waiter Dhladhla, Agence France-Presse Presse involves the provision of educational opportunities f~r young people. To this ~nd we are offering an undergraduate Scholar-.. ship tenable in any faculty and for ~ny , course at the University of Namibia in 1992. This will cover tuition fees, residence costs, prescribed books 'and pocket money.

Diamond Control The Scholarship will be awarded on the criteria of academic excellence, displayed leadership and a~l-ro imd ' attributes. The Clerical Staff' successful student will be under no obliga­ CSO Valuations Namibia (Pty)' Limited is a Namibian-registered tion to shell but win be excepted to make company which conducts its diamond sorting cmd valuation opera­ an tion in Windhoek. To further the training ofNamibians in this highly outstanding contribution to Namibia in skilled field, the company wishes to appoint additional diamond con- hislher chosen field. , trol Clerical staff.

We now wish to appoint someone who must handle all aspects ofthe To obtain an application form, please ,fully computerised diamond sorting system. The duties entail check­ apply to the Managing Director, Shell irig stocks by using the day-to-day stock control system, keeping re­ Namibia Limited, P.O. Box 110, Windhoek. gisters and reconciling daily figllres~ To ensure that appointees can The closing date for applications is 30 Sep­ handle every facet ofthe work,"'We provide full training of all aspects of tember ·1991. diamond movement control;

These positions are open to male or female Namibian citizens who THE LEGAL ASSISTANCE CENTRE had maths as matric subject and have shown to be good with figures. . \. Five to 10 years' clerical experience is also required. a public interestlaw finn based in Wmdhoek requires a Working' in a very pleasant environment, the successful candidates will receive excellent remuneration packages which include a compe­ PARALEGAL WORKER titive salary, uniform for female employees, 5-day week, medical aid and pension fund. for an advice office to be established in Keetmanshoop. Anyone interested in applying for -appointment to these highly , stimulating positions, should preferably . first phone The applicant will be baseq in Keetmanshoop and Mrs D Valkhoffon (061) 22-5622. Alternatively apply in your required to travel extensively in the southern region own handwriting, supplying your full name, address and con­ to take statements and correspond on behal f 0 f clients, tact telephone nqmber, as well as certified copies 'of your ma­ assist in the preparation of court papers and be in­ tric certificate and' Namibian ID document. Clearly address volved in civic education. the envelope to the Administrative Manager: Diamond Con- ,trol Clerical Staff, PO Box 23316, Windhoek 9000. The applicant should be : * Nanlibian "' Fluent in Afrikaans and English, with a fluency in' N;unalDamara a strong recommendation * in possession of a matriculation certificate - with preference given to applicants with further tertiary traini~g, especially legal training * active or having experience in community-based structures. ' cso Please collect apI'lication forms at the Legal Assistance CenJre, corner of Tal & Bii}ow street, Tel. 223356, or by fax at 34953, or at the NUNW office in Keetmanshoop (ask for Mr. S. Kooper). CSO Valuations Namibia (Pty) Ltd The closing date for application is 24 July 1991. Womenn are particularly invited to apply. The Legal Assistance Centre is commited to affirmative action in the selection and promotion of its staff.

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SOME people just can', get sky above them, were swarms of easy access to South Africa. The instant, Ben thought that the adrenalin. Stanley Katzao of the goes by regions. Nights are enough of it, can they? • green helicopters filled with Spanish and the Irish are still, night of March the 21st, 1990, New York Times, he would say, spent driving up and down the First they volunteer fot an. angry white men whom they waiting, desperately hoping for had been one long cruel halluci­ flashing credit cards and teeth as border between the desert and army which, in between toll call, hadn't met before. Suddenly an upswing in global dem~d for nation. He remembered Etosha, hordes of awestruck cadet re­ the city, with the driver swearing spends 30 years blowing up tele­ "Ben found half his left leg hang­ whores and whisky. Ben susbse­ when he only had one leg to porters try to touch him. blind that the invitation said phone poles and young w.ru.te ing from a prosopis tree 50 quently sPent the fun part of his stand on, and he wasn't about to However, someone had Windhoek. boys caught playing Rambi> on metres away. youth learning to transmute into be caught again. moved the hotel since the editor But Stan wasn't to know this. stolen property. The others weren't so lucky. a Cape Fur seal launching itself Journalists and lawyers are . was last there. which Was proba­ He didn't expect to be thrown Other soldiers in other armies They ended up in a shimmering off the rocks and swimming for the only people to get money out bly seven lives ago somewhere out of an aircraft in the heart of get to 'spend their weekends on queue waiting to register for a the lights of Cape Town. of a thing like this, and it was a. in the 13th Century. . Outjo recruiting ground. It was a pass drinking heavily in sex­ gratuity pay-out of good karma While never forgetting, Ben race to make the kill. The plane landed and Stan frightening thought, but then soaked bordellos and bartering donated by some or other celes­ forgave them for their trespasses While the rest of the press was pushed out onto the wing. Kaizao of the Washington Post . for another hit on the hash pipe. tial conglomerate owned by a and even those who trespassed were leaping into their rent-a­ The pilot closed the cockpit and kicked in ... and the mission But no, when The Hon Cde Ben front organisation acting in the against us, whatever that means. perk cars at 4am to get the On­ strapped himself into the navi­ began. Being black and coming menga was given his first week­ best interests of God. I think I saw it in a movie. CIint . duri Scoop of the Week, the gator's oxygen mask. Stan be­ into Outjo by road at midday on end pass in four years,t he At an age which cannot be EastwOod, probably. reporter from this holy organ gan to fight off waves of the Out a Wednesday with your hand on . rounded up a few friends':imd disclosed in order to protect Then Ben passed through had his own plan. Stan "the There feeling. The only person the hooter is dangerous enough. they all headed off for Etosha for' innocent people involved, Ben's Outjo. The notion of a small man" Katzao slept late after in sight was an old man de­ And the town is most certainly a bit of game-spotting. A lot of entire off weekend was clearly meal ended with lives being de­ negotiating a fake oil concession mented from generations of in­ not strong enough to handle the people were spending weekends ruined beyond repair. Not only stroyed and all the hysteria and in return for a free. flight to breeding and endless games of sight of a black man with a bulg­ at Etosha in the late seventies. was he dragged into a helicopter . trauma of a righteous nation up Outjo. pool hunched over in the shade ing camera bag landing an un­ I'm not sayi.n:g every guest full of strange kids with faces in arms. An attempt to use the Smart move Stan, believing of another prosopis tree, abusing marked plane at an airstrip that checked in wearing faded olive like Donny Osmond and souls hotel toilet before ordering the your editor when she said the himself. Stan thOUght it could hasn't been used since General green uniforms, carrying roeket­ like the MarqUis de Sade, but he house special resulted in a cen­ airport was right next to the also have been an ant-hill, so he Dreyer failed in his attempt to launchers "and Soviet-made spent the next phase of his life tury of repression rolling up in Onduri. The plane landed. Stan . set out in search of the story. I find a lawyer experienced weapons, claiming to be serious standing in a dock fighting a Outjo to collect its long over­ had it all worked out. A team of coul

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EPA~GEL O loRepublika . pamwe Swapo eshi a tula po yaNamibia mEtitatu ola omukalo wediminafimepo okwa katuka ongatu yokwakola nyika ouvaya. okuulika kutya itaku ke lididi­ Geingob okwa wedako na­ mikUwa okatongotongo,eshi Ediminafanepo nali udike tango kutya ombapila yaFried­ ombapila youfemba wokulan­ richsmeyer YOkukala difa (olesenisa) yomukuIunbu . moNamibia otai talululwa, wohotela yedina Onduri shaashi pakonakono omu­ mOutjo, ya kufwa ko mEti­ lumenhu 00 okwa yambukile tatu, sha landula eshi mwene ko nawa - Geingob ta ti kuSouth Africa, ashike okwa wohotela oyo fiyo opapa ~ kala efimbo noule moNamibia. longifa okakombonoludi mon­ Omukonakoni omukulunhu hele oyo. woimbulumanaye okwa pewa Exulifepo loufemba wom­ "Okabinete .ka katukila omunakatongoongh·atu" elombwelo a tale, nomesho alandifo pohotela oyo, ola onhwa eenghatu dokatongo edi landula opo eshi ~ukulunhu nova lombwelwa va fiye po dana shopaulumomhumbwe ta kendabala okuninga ngaho, mu fyaalenande oko okapambu nokutokole kutyanapaningwe wohotela ya tumbufw~, onhele oyo meendelelo. Okwa nokwa shiivifa kutya Okab- okwe lilongela ehandu lidjuu. kamwe kokatongotongo. shike.

omushamane B Friedrichs­ li nokuli va ifanenwa opolifi, e inete oka tokola opo ombapila Noshipala sha nyika ooyati. Okwa wedako yo kutya, osha Lwaxmminwa Omukulunlm­ meyer, thoshivike sha dja ko . ~mnokwalimvaan~bku~a yomangeshefelo yohotela notashi holola eudonai, Gein­ fa tashi ulike kutya oilumbu ministeli okwa ninga elond- kwa li a anya okuyakula Omin­ mo, molwetomhelo 010 kutya Onduri i xulifwe po meende­ gob okwa tonga sha yela kutya ihapu natango otai twikile - welD kutya onghatu ei ya isteli yopedu yeameno onghatu ei oya kwatela mo lelo. oSwapo yaNanubia oyo ya pewa nokunyona efinamhango 10mn- katukilwa Friedrichsmeyer nai loushitwe mohotela omo, okatongotongo. . Omukulunhuministeli okwa eenghono kovahoololi ok­ 10ngo, shaashi otai twikile talikeko ongelondwelo la omoshamane Ben Ulenga. Komatango lela mEtitatu, shiivifa kutya ka pe na nande upangela oshilongo eshi, nokatoogotoogo. manamo kuvakwao aveshe ovo Ulenga pamwe navakwao Oministeli Onghulunhu yaN­ ongbatu imwe-imwe yokakom­ ngaashi i shiivike nawa kutya Okwa Iondwela apa kutya, natangova hala okuninga okwa li va tewatewa mohotela amibia, Hage Geingob, okwa bonoludi tai ke lididimikilwa oya kala omutondi wokatongo, ovanhu vamwe (unene tuu Namibia ondobe yomaxu. "

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IIponga nayl kutya ke shi Omunamibia dholcwakoIa mOkugeela iihuna muENOK nokwa dhina epangelo. oonakuyona ayehe opo galikanenwe Ekutheko Iyep8ndelo lyomn­ · omageelo nkoka ga tilithe longo shetu osha fa tashi ulike. mboka kwa li ye na ehalo Otandi indile ' kepangelo kutya . ope na aantu yamwe lyokulonga iimbuluma. OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKA TI nokoongeleka adhihe dho- . mboka natango ya hala Gweni muNamibia lya manguluka . okugalulila uukoIoni Spunwooshili Nafy' ovanhu Omulongi omukulu mo ENOk mOshakati gwedhina Pax Thomas ha longo onga moNamibia. Ano otatu indile ngele otashi vulika opo tu WalvisBay Osekurity mEhangano Iya tumbulwa oku li ta nana nuudhigu lela, omolu okuningwa indileni Kalunga ketu ngoka e opo ompangu yi katuke oonkatu - nayi kOmukuluntu gwEhangano ndjoka mOshakati oshowo kuyamwe yomaatiligane tu pa emanguluko pamwe te tu dhakolangele omuntungonno naaluudhe ngaa yomEhangano ndjoka mba aakuluntu anuwa. . yamukula opo e tu kuthilepo okwa monika. Ihadi wanene ii.poIma yomakandomo giihauto Otu shishii kutya mboka ya Pahokololo ndjoka lya li Iya IAIAUl Omusmane Routen­ kutya Pax oye a yaka tuu shili moondjila. kala taya li moondjato dhoom­ mutwe'umwe pewa oshifo shika koomeme bach kutya okwa dbengela shike omahooli ngoka. Onda hala epangelo noon­ bulu natango onkee taa tsikile, Mokulesha kwange alushe yamwe mboka haya Iongo mo Pax, na Routenbach okwa li a O&nfo &rika mOshakati osha geleka dhi ninge etsokumwe ihe naa dhimbuluke kutya · oshifo eshi oshoyo oifo imwe i Enok, noIya li wo Iya Ianduia ti kutya ye ina dhenga Pqx 7/ li sha monathana nOmukuluntu opo dhi ninge Oshikonga ethimbo Iyetu Iyokuyatala li li, luhapu ohandi lesha mo ndjoka Iya li Iya pewa oshifo Hokwa tula mo oshipotha gwaaniilonga mo ENOK shOmagalikaneno giiponga onteni onaIi ka pwapo. Naya shika kOmbelewa yAaniilonga '0musmane Steenkamp, ihe ka omanyenyeto, omaindilo shokudhengwa ku Routenbach yiihauto moondj~ ndjoka tayi takamithe wo yaa ha yone pamwe nomayandjo oushlma mOshakati, otali ti ngeyi nosha yi mompangu. li a hala okupopya sha koshifo limbilike paife, oshoka okwa edhiminathanepo lyopashig­ · a yukilila kovawiliki vomnwana. pauhupi kut)'a, Omusamane Pax Oshipotha shikamornpangu shi na sha na Pax. Okwa ti nyolwa ":indileni nde tamu wana ndjono lya tulwapo ' Onda koneka yo kutya ngoka oye e li omukuluntu ya Mangestrata pOndangwa shapo nanshi ka mone omusa­ pewa". kepangelo, oshoka oya fa ye tu omanyenyeto mahapu ohaa di gwayakwawo mboka osha ekeIwahi nOmusamane mane Routenbach ye mwene. Ano indileni kutate Kalunga shi omalayi $0 twe ya dhim­ kombinga yovakwaita voshi- yokutonateIa omatungo niin­ Routenbach okwa monika ke Oshifo shika osha li sha ngoka e tu pa emanguluko inepo. longo. \. ima ya ENOK kOongeshefa na ondjo, ihe okwa gandjwa kumwa ko unene kOmunam­ Iyoshilongo shetu, opo e tu Aakomeho yepangelo lyetu Mokulesha' omunhu oho dhe mOshakati, uusiku won­ elornbwelo kutya, Pax na slnme belewa ngoka e na sha naalongi kuthilepo iiponga yomahauto inamu kothelela oshowo aak­ dimbuluka diva kutya tumba okwa li a dhengwa kiilonga. Mokushuna kiilonga mOfeema yontumba ndeIe ina moondjila. washigwana aakwetu, oshoka omanyenyeto ohaa di meen­ kOmukuIuntu gwa ENOk Pax okwa li a tulwa a ka lon­ hala okupopya sha kombinga mboka ye shi shito uutoye Tangi kekwatho gudu di li mbali. Vamwe ohava omusamane Ken Routenbach gele kofambulika yonyama, yomuniilonga gwomofeema ye. gwomagadhi gomukolonyeki shange no~sheko, nomutya­ konima sho a li e mu kutha hoka uusiku wontumba a li a Oshipopiwa shika osha Gweni nstango onkee taa li omagadhi nai, nodino, anuwa pehala mpoka a li ta ponokelwa kaantu ke ya shi shangwa owala paufupi. oshoka Paulus Katox Ekandjo miineya. . pashundulo,pahongaifo ile IongeIe uusiku mboka. nokutsuwa noomwele. Okwa omusamane Routenbach hoka Box 2708, Windhoek Omusamane Pax okwa li a yi momnpangelo nomokuza mo, kwa ti os}#o nashi ye ku Gweni Mekondjo paipupulu yopapolotika. . yi kombeIewa yaaniilonga sho ngaa a mmeke iilonga okwa Steenkamp, ka li po pethimbo ManguluIai Hangula OSha dulilia kutya vamwe mOshakati noku Iipota oshin­ li anuwa a kwatwa po natango ndjoka. Ehokololo lyiihwapo Ekululoko kave fi nande ovakwaita shili, ima shlka, konima sho e shi kOpolisi nelipotelo kutya, okwa . nawa opo tali ya miifo tayi Iyepandela Aapolisi otayi shapu natu va tale kutya ovan­ lipota kOpolisi. yaka omahooli ga ENOK. landula, oshoka pakuuva opu yonauni ashike vombili yoshi­ Ehokololo otali ti kutya, esiku _Pakuuva oshipotha shika oshi na natango iinima oyindji ya oshldhlla ' ihumbata nayi longo. Vahapu ove li moilonga Pax a dhengwa nokwa yi li tashi konaakonwa. kOpolisi nika omahepeko, tayi ningilwa' yepangelo ndele ovo yo ve li kOpolisi, Opolisi oya li ya ya Shakati na oya fa kayi wete omusamane Pax ya Thomas. . Tse aakwashigwana oshowo Epulo oli li mpano kutya ookauni.e novawiliki veebot­ ~vala Aanamibia otu uVite omolwashike aapolisi yetu sotso. Vamwe otu va shii uuwehame komitima kepan­ oyendji taya longo iilonga · nokomadina hava Iongo dela lyetu lya kululwa ko yoshigwana ndele ngele to tala mepangelo vo tava sheke vali Yan~ otashi vulika ya fumbikwe lyoshigwana mOshakati inaya itulamo nande, tashi ti epangelo, ponhele yokutunga pombelewa yaKomufala. oya dhina oornpango noma1an­ pamwe nepangelo. Tava teya Euvo lye tu lyonayi dulathano gopolisi yaNamibia. epangelo pamwe novahona moshilambo shiumwe nena molwepandela ndjono lya Oyendji yomuyo oyo hya vavo, eshi oshili. kuthwa -ko omolwaashi IongeIe kumwe Kombinga ikwao oto dim­ Aakwamngwna yane mOOka ya tayazikomukunda Okapumbu epangelo nd;. lyi li koshipundi noombotsotso,oshoka ohashi buluka kutya ou okwa shanga manene . oondjenda dhawo OSWALD· SHIVUTE ka Nekoto mUukwanyama ya otse !We li hogolola.. onkee vulika ya Iopotelwe iimbuluina e na oudjuu shili, vali okuna moshiponga shomboma mos­ uka kOshakati, ya ka pitike ko ngono e li kulula ko, shi kale ndele ihaya i endelelepo. Ohaye . efianeko nota popi oshili. hana shaNdjego momukunda yawo komatango .gesiku eti ngeno Josef Nepela, oshoka . oshilumbu nenge omuluudhe, ya nduno konima yethimbo ele, Omashangelo amwe okwa Oshikwiyu eti 11.07.1991, 11.07.1991 pehala lya tum­ okwa adhika tayi kuushimba otwa hala a holoke mompangu, yo taya adha oombudhi dha ya. . dja kovakwaim vetu ovalineek­ otashi vulika ya fumbikwe bulwa. ngangula takushi. ihe tse aakwashigwana natu Ano otandi indile opo liapo­ elwa, ava tava li tava pi, vo mombilayimweongulayonena Oyali wonuumatyorul uyali Oshifo shika osha kundana tseyithilwe wokutyaornpangu lisi ya kale haya endeIeIepo · mva nyonenwa ombili nelineek­ pOneeya. wuunasikola, Magnus Erastus wo kutya, oshilyo oshikulu ndjono otayi ka kala ko uuilake iinima ngaashi naana sha elo meekarnba dovakwaim omo Aalumentu rnbaka, Desderius na Paulus Teofelus mOOka nayo shOplana Jona ya Jesaya An­ opo tu uve kutya omuntu nkono pumbiwa opo iilonga yomiyo­ ve li. Paulus, Antonius Teofilus, Josef wo ya li ya mona iiponga, unene gula, shoka sha manene okwa pangulwa ngiini. nena yi shonopale moNamibia. Otava tukwa keembulu Nepela na Erick David ya zile Magnus, me konima yepango oondjenda dhasho komatango Omuntu ngono ngele oshi­ Eindilo ekwawo otandi li nokomakufuta ado, kutya "nye momukunda Oshuudhi lyawo mOshipangelo gEtiyali popepi nOshakati lumbu, nena oku na okuthi­ ukitha koompangu dhetu Ovakomonisi,nye ovapiya mUukwambi. noye li yezimo shEpangelo mOshakati oya mOshiponga shOhauto, naye gapo Namibia meendelelo, · (courts). Onda hala okuninga · vaRussia, nande kaleni mwa limwe. oya dhipagelwe kom­ ethiwa ya ye komagumbo. ota fumbikwa nena pu' Elim oshoka sho a kuthako epan­ eindilo lya manamo koompangu boma ndjoka ya lyatele nohauto Aalumentu rnbaka oya adhika . mUukwambi. dela lyaNamibia okwi yulike dhetu ?pO dhi katuke oonkatu TALAKEP16 I

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. FROM PAGE 12 always the chance that ycu will endangered specie Treascnus E-EMBILVE - SHADJA KEP 15 lcse ycur case, thanks tc thcse Trialistus might be ccndemned -c smculdering hcles in his soles, yuPRie pinkc liberals whc keep tc alm' ost~xtinct status after wina eheelele efye ngahehatu buda yepa'.ngele, ng~nge" tava, dulaepangele letu ehelike eshi demanding a public ccnfrenta­ whiIiiitg abcut an independent .one .of the few remaining ~x­ ti pii." Ndele nevaInglisa ava tameke eku mu Iimbililw'a le tu wedela ke keimaliwa yetu. ticn between the Fifth Estate and - judiciary, and the tcurniquet .of amples ' Was spotted shambling ve uya mwati eku va henga etashi ti emutendi weni ekwa Hauxuuninwa ehai ti: , Ine the Feurth Reich. restraint will have tc be slashed arouqd Ercs Airpcrt late last ediminafanege eshevali tave hafa! ." yandja omutima wej'e kdSa- He was given a cepy, .of ,the belcw the knct. Reccncililaticn night asking: "Warr's die fck­ va ula. -. ' '-. .1:' . , Shlshliveni yo kutya" tana te fi' ne u iw'aalele Jesus, charg~ sheet and teld to piss .off. has ncthing tc dc with walking 'ken paailit?" This page has been Ame ' enda " twa iillmwe · emushila' wonghambe shJ u ~' 'ite u fikifa ' ko; 'shaashi haye ,The Ondwi Hetel might seem Cl,lt c~ the ccurt as the lcser, and spcnscred by a ccuragecus re­ nemufimanekwa Hishongwa ningifa mule oshe eefungu! omutima ta kongo a ka yofe. like a small beginning, but I have ccmiiJg acrcss twc 17-year-cld sistance wcrker at the Cuban every ccnfidence in the gevern­ kutya: Ovatondi vemanguluke Ndele ngeenge da tetwa koou Nande mu ~po, ye ite ku, stcnntrcopers pcinting their Em15.assy, whc managed te eembulu, ¥aniwe inaV3: hengwa" fike ' ashlke pamwe nowoKan- . diininepenanae, osheshi owa ment that it will react te allinci­ bcttcms at ycu,shcuting: "Hey sm~ggle cut a fresh bcttle while dents .of racism and begin cles­ Boetie, ccme racially mctivate "Ivan" was unconscicus. She nade'osha, ndele ovo ve li tava, dengi. ' .., , ~, ya ponhele yaye. .. ing de~n the pelice f~~e, the me!" Africa has ' a tendency tc wjll !>e rewarded fcr her selfless tuku evakwruta vetu noku va Vali' emukonge hI' ,na', weni' " e 0y~ army, the NBC and the civil ccve;-ili{~u~d instead .of pick­ cpntributicn tc the; struggle. shundula. Apa inandi tya nava embwa inga nai kokwena se~ice. The .other alternative' is ihg at ~e sC!lbs and rccting cut Sccn she willfee1 that I deserve tewatewe, ndelenee nava nga- , yemwene.Omelwashikeeem- Neinge Haimbili ~ , . te pick an instituticn yeu' really the'larvae which pciscn the flesh more than Havana Club, and be'kWe, vali ruiva uIikiIwe kutya bulu da aluka do ihadi yiodje Box 7386 - .!. hati, and put .out a tender calling beneath the bandage. Let's get ariange for !ne tc be made nava kale va fYa ohem epo ve nariae oudjuu 'washa, etashi t:i Kafuturii -," ,. 'fcr Ministers er Deputy Minis­ dcwn tc scme sericus rccting, .or hcncurary captain in the Inter­ lihumbate nawa, opo oplbili i odi udi't~ riawa; , ters prepared te suffer the hu­ rcuting. as cur American ccm­ naticnalist Fcrces. My first pcst­ rungwe. ',\.. . Omaudjuu ovakwaita ''baa . ' ~sJtlivifo: . Okudja miliatien 'of being threwn .out. rades in the Pentagcn might say. ing will be El Salvador, and after OvakWiita vetu OOava sharige heloka moifo' oha e tu udifa !1loshivike tallhi 'ya" Permanent Secretaries can be Meanwhile, scurces clcse tc my stcmach adjusts tc the diet,] nefimaneke tava indile kevawi- nai; ~ nelineekelo . letu ohall inEtitno keshe phatU' ka dene at a cheaper rate. There-is , the~cl,lfld have tcld me that the will kIDlike a champicn. liki vavo ndele .ova fa ashike ' ndotiyenwa komaudjuu e'vak" kala nokapopiwa ke nasba tava indile kuBaal. Fiyo nekuli waita nokbmapulo -avo mbela tava lai fika porigbatu yokutum- ill:ail nyamukulw,a. . neyandjo louyelele ko.m­ bulaevanhu keadin'a ngaashi 0vawiliki vetu blgayo.ilo.ngayo.uo.nghuri­ ,~ ONDERWYSPOSTE meshifo shemafiku 5 Juniemo evliholike,ohandi mu indile dana. Oshe uya Po.uyelele va tumbula kondandalunde nefimaneko ' kutya, paembapila no.paengo.di Brigadier Shall Martin, kutya omanyenyeto evakwaita naa o.dO hatu mo.no. kutya o.pe Die volgende onderWysposte bestaan tns by Kuisebmond Sekond6re na konakone oudjuu wavo. pwilikinwe nelituleme shili, na natango. o.vanhu vahapu Skool wat onder rUe Departement van Onderwys and Opleiding Ovawiliki hano ehava lesha nava pukululwe nombili, ya he uditekQ kutya R.S.A.resorteer:- tuu oife meembapila edi da pamukale weukwaita. Ve QUQnghunda ile eenghun­ shangwa mOshiwambo, ile kave haaveshevenaeshiivola wana dana Qshike naana. MQu­ Pos 1 Wiskunde (Std. 8 - 10) na ke nasha hane nade? loukwaita unene lepapeletika, PQpiwa QVQ, Qhatu ka ye­ Ovatondi vavo eshi nee tava ndele ngeenge tava kumaidwa Pas 2 Bybelkunde (Std. 8 - 10) lesha eife ei etava tameke ne nawa kutya eshilengo epe'sha lifa shihapu sba pamba QU­ eku va yola kutya: nande manguluka, edula .ope ya leke to.Qlioghundana. Ohatu ka Minimum vereistes Kategorie C (M + 8 shangeni etamu lihepeke ashike eegebe inadi eta natange kala yQ twe lilo.gekida eu hamu shangele ke na shi- omashini, onde lineekelangaho okunyamukula QmapulQ 00 Salarisskale Afhangende van onderwyservaring en kwalifikasies longa ,navali ke na nanye, kutya otava uduko. taa ka ho.loka po. Tala hano. okushishii kutya nye omalai Ava ve li moilonga nava mane nawa o.shifo. sho.ye shEti­ Byvoordele Verskeie toelaes is onder sekere voorwaardes betaalbaar ongaho 00 e he na eshi taa kutya aveshe ove fike pamwe tano. tall uya, u mo.ne Quye­ dulu. ' moilonga, ndele omutyanai lele ko.mbblga YQikun­ tot 'n maksimum van R4 736.00 per jaar. Eshi otashi teya omukumo weembulu nomakakunya no- daneki. wevakwaita vetu kwa li ve vaIngilisa nau xule. Na ve Ohatu bldile natango. o.Po. Reisvoorregte aan broodwinners. lineekela evawiliki vavo. She shishiivifilwe kutya esho onbiko kembinga ikwae etashi yandje yeevene, ekutikila eshilenge. o.valeshi vetu va kale hava omukume kevatondi veni. Ame nakushanga kandi fi shange eembapila da yelal Diensaanvaarding So gou moontlik Omudimbi ekwa 1i banga wa onrukwaita nande, ame onrusha- di uditike QPQ di dule sheka tau puko, ndele paife mane weedula 68 handi xupu o.kunyanyangidwa, do. vali. Skriftelike aanspeke op vorm OO/ET 8 (verkrygbaar vanaf die Skooll1oof kauvi okulipo ta tungu vali, ashike mopendjela. Ondapan- nadi kale di xupi. of Gebiedsbestuurder) met 'n volledige CV kan gerig word aa: Kuwete ngo nooDavid Jaco- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=t bus Verster eshi ve uya. Vak-

J wae erne ve 1i nale eve ve mu Die Skoolhoof ifana kutya endelela .ope na Kuisebmond omupofi. Kuwete kutya non­ Sekond6re Skool hele ei a haIa a ka lenge ekwe Posbus 84 i valeka nale. Sha kamba ke WALVISBAAI, 9190 ohatu udu ashike eshi mwe mu pa eilonga koSesfantein, kofuka oke ta pula, oke ku na vakwao Navrae: Mev. U.Nambahu (Skoolhoof) (0642) - 5329 (w) ' (0642) - 4780 va ninga nale eefudika. , , (h) Vawiliki vetu, shishiiveni Mnr. W. Bsrnsrd Gebietdksntoor (0642) - 5402 (w) (0642) - 6424 (h) kutya etanga levakwaita nopo- Faks: (0642) - 6798 lifi 01.0 ashike li 1i ekipa lom-

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DIE vier beskuldigdes in die generaal. Ruben is op 13 Mei naby Frey-moord is gister in die Immanuel Kaukungwa(27), Ondangwa gearresteer toe die Magistraatshof op Okahandja Ferdinand Michael(24) Nlkanor voertuig waarin Prey gereis het borgtog geweier. Kashina Ruben(21) en Fillemon inhul besit gevind is. Paulus is Onduri-voorval Die magistraat se ge,en Paulus(21) word beskuldig van op 'n latere stadium in hegtenis borgtog kan toegestaan word moord op Konstabel Frederick geneem. rue weens die ernstige aard Frey deurdat hulle die oorle­ In 'n vorige vedloor het HARTMUT Ruppel, Prokureur-Generaal, het gister 'n verklaring uitger~ik waarin , van die oortreding en ook dene op 10 Mei vanjaar onder­ Kaukungwa en Michael on­ .die optrede van'sy kantoor in die Onduri-voorval en die redes daarvoor verduidelik omrede dit vir di~ polisie baie weg tussen Windhoek ' en skuldig gcpleit op a1 die klagte word. Die eienaar van die hotel, B Friedrichsmeier is gisterop Outjo in hegtenis moeilik was omlnille inbegtenis Okahandja verwurg het. Hulle terwyl Ruben skuldig gepleit geneem. te neem. Die,ho{ was ook rue word ook van roof onder ver­ het op die roofklag. oortuig daarvan dat die beSkuldi" swarende omstandighede In hul verskyning gisier het Hierdie optrede spruituit 'n op Wet Nr. 3 van 1979 soos Die vertroue word gdes vir hul vemoor sal opdaag beskuldig toe hulle na bewer­ al vier die beskuldigdes gevra voorval verlede week waarin gewysig. Die wet maak onder , uitgespreek dat hierdie inligting rue. Die saak is tot 21 Augus­ ing Frey van 'n motor en 'n ~ borg. Dit is deur die die Adjunk-Minister van andere voorsiening dat geen enige siening dat die regering tus uitgestel in afwagting op horlosie beroof het. staatsaanklae.r geweier en die Natuutbew~g en Toerisme, hotel die reg vah toegang sal 'eensydig of onkonstitusioneel die besluit van die aanklaer- Kaukungwa, Michael en hof het hul versoek geweier. Ben Ulenga, en sy chauffeur vooIbehou of beperk vir 'n opgetree het sal teewerk. deurdie hoteleienaargeweier sem-erassegroepoftot'nsem-e ' Die kantoor van die is om die priyaatkroeg van ,die rassegroep of persone anders ' Pro~-GeneraM spreek ~k hotel binne te gaan. as ',n spesifieke rassegroep rue. die voomeme uit om te alle tye In reaksie op die uitsetting Daarisnoganderklagtewat die beginsels van die Konsti- bet die kabinet gister die besluit teen die eienaar oodersoek word. tusie te beskerm en onmidde- om die' hotel onbepaald toe te Alles sal so gou moontlik afge- lik eruge stappe t..: neem teen maak bekend gemaak. handel word om die aanhoor, Qptre~ wat probcer om hier- Die verklaring se rassisme ' vandie saliktebespoedig. Die diebeginselsomv~rte werp-o f en apartheidspraktyke word saak: sal na die stzeeksbof verwys te verontagsaam. deur die Konstitusie onwettig word weens die erns van die Hy het ook te kenne gegee verklaar. In hierdie verband klagte wat ter sprake is en ook dat die regering hesig is met word Artikel 23(1) van die om die regering se voomeme die opstel van 'n wetsontwerp Konstitusie aangehaal waarin om 'neindeaansulkepraktyke wat die oorblywende praktyke bepaal word die praktyke van te bring te demonstreer. van Apartheid sal beveg. , rassediskriminasie en die ide- rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;g ologie van Apartheid waaron­ der die meerderheid van die land vir soveeljare gebukkend gegaan het, sal verbied word. Die kantoor van die FOR prok1ireur-generaal is gevra om in samewerking met die Min­ isterie van Natuurbewaring en Toerisme die kabinetshesluit uit te voer wat daarop gemik SALE was om die hotel se deure te Miriam Lemmer en Theo Schoeman by die rekenaartoerusting wat gister aan die sluit. Fisika-departement van die Akademie geskenk is. Tussen hulle sit twee studente wat Gesienin die lig van die erns 1921 CATTLE TRUCK die,oefeninge op die rekenaars uittoets. van die saak, se Ruppel, het sy kantoor onmiddelik en in NEW TYRES, NEW TRAILER, samewerking met die Kantoor van die Aanklaer-Generaal IN VERY GOOD CONDITION "Apples" vir Akademie begin om dit te ondersoek. 'n . Spesiale ondersoekspan is BUILT - UP IN 1974 Theo Schoeman van Schoeman 's Office Systems het rekenaartoerusting en sagteware opgestel en op Woensdag, 17 van ongeveer RIO 000 aan Miriam Lemmer van die Fisik::t Departement aan die Julie, na Outjo gestuur. Later COST: R95,OOO.OO Akademie oorhandig. ' dieselfde dag is 'n magtiging vir die arrestasie van Fried­ Die fisika departement beskik Di6 program kan egter net op Di6 rekenaars sal gebruik richsmeier uitgereik

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• ~ , ! , • _c ... , < ~_ Kontrakteur op 'n ondergeskikte 'n em­ stige oortreding is wat selfs verneuk deur die ske~u les vervirerp word Dit lei gewoon1ik tot liederlik afbetaling. Om die gem or binne my Soos ons vemeem is die stil te maak, het ek besluit saak onbepaald uitgestel om my stilswye te ver­ aangesien daar op 'n vroue­ breek. getuie gewag word wat nie Hier op Liideritz het die eens op die toneel was nie'. restoureer van geboue en Nee wat, Oberholzer, jy hoef nie na uitkomkans te Dit is baie verblydend om te sien die Ministerie van , die gepaardgaande kontrak Toerisme het uiteindelik besluit om in te gryp in situa­ UNIVERSITY OF wat opgestel word om die reik nie. J ou getuie is uit die sies waar sommige hoteleienaars die woorde "REG werk in 'n sekere tyd te hospitaal. Ons wonder VAN TOEGANG VOORBEHOU" gebruik om teen WITWATERSRAND voltooi vir sekere "soge­ wanneer jy vir Boonzaaier naamde kontrakteurs en su\}. , wil inlig in plaas van om andere te diskrimineer. Die uitsittery het al 'n v~rvelige kontrakteurs" die hen ge­ bakarms bier rond te loop, saak gewor d en hierdie koerant het verskeie kere ver­ All graduates of the University of the word wat die goue eiers le. Ons is boonop ook geskok slag gelewer oor voorvalle waarin persone by hotelle en Witwatersrand are invited to attend Ek en 'n vriend van my oor die feit dat die aanran­ ander publieke plekke uitgesit is met die woorde: "Dit was in die ongelukkige der nie tydelik geskors is tot is net vir die gaste van die hotel." ' an informal gathering at the Safari die verhoor weer 'n aan­ posisie om in een van die Die Namibian Fokus het nie die reg om die eienaar van Hotel (Beer Garden) on Wednesday, vang neem nie. slaggate te trap. 'n Sekere die Onduri Hotel summier te ver oordeel nie en veroor­ 1 August 1991 at 17h30. ' John Back het met die Boonzaaier, ons smeek u. Geregtigheidmoet geskied deel ook geen enkele hotel in die land sonder konkrete mooiste soetsappige woorde bewyse nie. ' ons gevra om te helpverf Ons is nou' net mooi moeg .Daar bestaan natuurlik bedenkinge oor die optrede van Those interested in attending, or aan die M. Raaf gebou. vir ons bevelstruktuuren eis sommige hotelle en indien dit nie stopgesit word nie sal those wanting more information Gelukkig vir my en on­ op re gstellende aksie. Hierdie bevelstruktuur in dit ookaan die lig gebriog moet word. should contact: gelukkig vir hom het ek gelees die tender was ons afdeling is boesemvri­ Die geval by die Onduri Hotel het dit egter nodig aangegaan, vir R2 600. Die ende, Hulle help mekaar en gemaak om na ander sake te kyk. """ -Eric Swart Tel:' 34046 (w) werk is tiiime twee weke . ondercJrpk ons. ' n Paar maande gelede is ,'n man na bewering by die :;~- afgehandel met 'n Saterdag Die aailrander dreig ons Hotel Meteor op Grootfontein te Iyf gegaan en deur die , .~ or 7 steeds, en dra nou ' n en 'n Sondag as werksdae polisie van die toneel verwyder. ; , Gabor Salamon Tel! 32407 (w) vuurwapen op homo Ober­ ingesluit. Daar was die geval van die man'wat by 'n ruskamp naby Was my teleurstelling holzer is nou 'n duidelike gevaar Vir ,ons en ons vOeI Khorixas skynbaar sonder rede verbied is om die kroeg groot toe ek na die verf se tebetree. R850afgettek is net R130 daarm<,>etregtigaandagaan Vroeer vanjaaris persone, volgens betroubareinligting, ontvang. vrlendhet RHO die saak,geskenk word My sekere onderwysers van Hoachanas en omgewmg, by gekry. Arbeidswetgewing Ongelukkige sekuriteit die Sandberg Hotel in Mariental te lyf gegaan: For,' all , your 'plumbing skryf blykbaar ~ n uurloon van Rl,98 voor vir Ongeveer 'n maand gelede is staa~samptenare van .arid :' your r.epairing ~ ongeskoolde ar~id Kinders· Ondangwa na bewering by dieselfde Meteor aotel anriekseer weggewys. work needed', coittact: Daniei Jossob 'n Paat weke terug is tWee mans by die Sandberg Hotel , Pamodzi op Mariental gevra om eers vyfrand te betaal voor hulle die kroeg mog betree. Die eienaar het dit bevestig: Ondersoek Ek is 'n gereelde klubganger Die hotel op Omitara verkoop na bewering verskillende by die "Tuje Pamodzi"­ Mr. '· Paul'at: moet regverdig , ~nste aan verskillende velkleure vir dieselfde bedrag. klub en is baie ongelukkig wees oor die klompie verander­ Dit is maar net 'n paar van die voorvalle waaraan ons ings wat aangaan by bierdie g10 daar baie meer is. ' Tel: (06742)69 Die dissiplinere ondersoek klub. V oorbeen was die klub Geeneen van hierdie voorvalle is dusver ondersoek nie na die aanranding op 'n bekendas een virvolwasse­ en die Namibian Fokus kan net wonder waarom daar sekuriteitswag van nes maar vir my lyk dit nie nie in die ,vorige gevalle met dieselfde ysterhand in­ or write to: Transnamib' raak nou le meer so' nie. ' gegryp is me. ingewikkeld en ons bid tot Die kinders het die klub Die skrif was egter lankal teen die muur en hierdie P.o. Box 247 bo dat die saak regverdig oorgeneem en ons wat hanteer sal word koerant het dit verwag en baie het dit seker ook verwag, gedink het die klub is vir Boonzaaier ons wi1 dit net dit is; "Eendag sal 'n minister by 'n hotel uitgeja ons bedoel kan nie meer so Otavi, 9000 aan jou·noem·dat aanraDding word." Die vraag was net. Wie? Wanneer? Waar? en dink nie. Die kinders is DOU Waarom? baas by hierdie klub. Dit is die enigste klub in Miskien was die voorval by die Onduri Hotel ten goede Windhoek waar ek graag ,. of dit kan ook ten kwade wees. Die hoop moet egter hartlief my aandjie deurgebring het. uitgespreek word dat die Kabinet oor al die regsaspekte Dit isook die klub'wat die besin het alvorens hulle tot hul laaste optrede oor­ naaste aan my is en ek was gegaanhet. altyddeurvolwassenesom­ WatieiWat kwellend is, is dat 'n minister eers by 'n 'plek ring wanneer ek daar kom. moet instap en onderviIid wat vele alreeds in die land Ek is nou bang om daar­ deurgemaak het om enige optrede te regverdig. Die heen te gaan want die soge­ konstitusie van die land se op geen plek dat sommige naamde "josters" staan burgers van die land hoer is as die ander nie en daarom 'SPECiALISTS IN CROCKERY, altyd voor die deur en sodra kan F,okus die bohaai nie heeltemal verstaan nie. GLASS TABLE AND OVENWARE jy uitkom moet jy 'n woord kry van hulle. Sodra jy Fokus het nie die antWoorde rondom die voorval nie en DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC antwoord word jy gevloek sal ook Die enige probeer gee nie, bloot omdat aUe BEEF PACK en alles. Ek vra die nuwe getuienis rondom.die voorval niebekend is nie. * Large selection of Oven-to-Table, Micro and 5 kg bestuur om toe te sien dat Waar diskriminasie op grond van kleur ter sprake is, is Dishwasher-safe Pyrex* Exclusive ranges hierdie eiemente verwyder dit onvergeetlik en dit behoort in aIle gevalle en ten aUe of Stoneware, Porcelain and. Glass. word voor hierdie ordent­ tye verwerp te word met die veragting wat dit verdien. Value for your money -' Buy in sets or * R32.50 like klub want hulle maak Fokus is bewus van hotelle waar dit gese word die pri­ individually - to suit your 'pocket. alles onsmaaklik vir ons. vaatgeriewe is slegs vir die inwoners van die hotel en * Earn extra money - agents needed in Ek lees elke keer in die certain areas. Mutton pack persone wat deur hulle genooi is. koerant daar word "n mid­ Daar is tWee van die genoemde hotelle waar sekere wit 5KG dagdam vir lmlle gehou maar PHONE 35259 NOW inwoners van die dorp byna elke dag in die privaatkroeg dit lyk my dit help ook nie is. Die afleiding wat miskien gemaak moet word is dat OR WRITE TO US AT R32.50 want hulle is gewoond om met volwassenes te geniet. hierd.ie dorpsmense vir 365 dae van die jaar vriende in Sal die bestuur asseblief die hotel het wat hulle innooi. P.O. BOX 31219, GST excluded na sulke dinge kylC want ek Volgende jaar is dit natuurlik skrikkeljaar en dan sal PIONEERS PARK, WHOLESALE SHOP dink daar is baie ander mense hulle vir 366 dae vriende in die hotel moet be om 9000 TEL. 61211 wat ook sleg voel daaroor. ingenooi te word. Gee asseblief aandag aan FOR YOUR CATALGUE AND SPECIAL OFFERS LIST, Dit is dinge wat nie ongesiens verby gaan nie,en'die hoop hierdie brief. moet uitgespreek word hoteleienaars wat diskrimineer A.L.F.F. sal hul optrede moet heroorweeg. --~------======---~---~~

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SPECIAL AUTO CENTRE. l\olling tafljeris BUSHMASTER ~ DRIES LUBBE BAKKIE CENTRE !PlYI LTD. SERVICES 'IJ 216161 / 214766" LIGHT ~ ::~'l:~ Ano IIOURS ~.~ - .. ENGINEERING· i ~J~ FOR SALE ~\\ · INI)IIO F:k.noo- MANUFACTURERS P.O. IOX 2844. wtNOHOEK 9000 OF: ;v LET US SELL YOUR ' TEL (01111 22D251 1983 NISSAN CAR FOR YOU & GET AFTER HOURS 222118 . *Bush Bars, Tow and .~, THE BEST VALUE. Rollbar ~AFARI WE.RECOVER OUR Contact me now for • Aluminium Chack Shop 19 Old Murual. Platz COMMISSION FROM selected Motorcars plates, stone guards P.O. ~:I:~e~~~~k ~ Very good THE SELLER and Bakkies *Burglar Bars TheENTERT~NT Indira has grown in Phone: Dries Lubbe. *Diesel & Water Tank condition. New Tel: 216761/216766 Tel: 226261 COMPLEX size and style.•• (afh) 212659 Trailers that does not stop! We now stock stylish - Yokohama Cars fully guaranteed *Dropside Bodies and For more information outfits Tyres (5), with while on our premises!!! call 216884 Trallies for the elegant lady wide Rims. *General Steel We also stock trendy 90000 kms . Constructions clothing for the *we do many more student. ± R40 000.00 YOU NAME IT WE Remember all students negotiable DO IT! _ 10% discount! Contact: TeI2156SO(h) CLUB MOBY JACK Gochas ••• LA DIFFERENCE TYRE BARGAINS (AIb) or visit u5~at r- 'I Just arrived from SHOP NO. 16 J.J.J. TEL:· 17 ~06662 overseas (secondhand The hottest ENOKOLD entertainment WE BUY,SELL PAWN P.J. GOUWS and in good condition) complex in town AND SWOP SECOND- +/. R75 each (excl. GST) COMPOUND HAND FURNITUIU:, Wednesday Are still available at MOSSIE ELECTRICAL Woodway Car Sales, 10 Friday APPLIANCES AND Saturday Tal street (next to ApoHo BUILDING MATERIAL Restuarant. We have not ONLY THE BEST Fore more information FOR CASH TeI: 6440shakati (pAY OVER3MONTHS) moved come and see us IS GOOD *WERNHILPARK now for the best prices ENOUGH!! CLUB GUEST BRIDGE DISCOUNT ON BIGGER QUANTITIES! HOUSE NEW FURNITURE 228556 Fandifa Y omatitlyela FOR SALE OH! WHAT BIG FUN! *CORNER DAIMLER Opo A DI KomBada OR For your enjoyment · AND DIESEL siR. . yomafuta RENT CHROMA Wed, Fri & Sat (NEW AND SECOND· (Omakulu, Ashlke·Okull ELECTRONICS Free on Wednesdays HAND FURNITURE) Monghalo IWa) keshe 221531/1 TYRE BARGAINS WrNnHOEK - WEST i Poor TV reception? Special entertainment '. Limwe R751awWpo *OPIPIWANGA OITENDA TV Antenna TOP DJ BEN 3 BEDRQ..o~ WITH ; t SHOP~ING CENTRE. IKULU(oipaarte) InstalIationPb~)fte .: For more information D·1822 KATUTURA B.I.C., 1.5 BATHROOM, ••• oshoyo okup~gela "· GARAGE & OUTSIDE 225749 call 61838 omatuwa . Paife 'otai OlJR UNIQUE MO~Y ROOM. · ESTA~lISHED . BACK monika P?_ ~q : \ 'kBell ALARMS FOR CLUB PUT MORE FIRE : GARDEN. BURGLAR IiOME GU,.illANtEE WE "" Stree\ Popept no SWA 10 'J',aI; St!'~t (next.to. AND MOTOR CARS " HOTTEST .' . . ''hUARDS, WALLED IN. ~ TilE WILL PAY YOU' . Chemicals Goss Motors., Appolo restaurant) WITH IMMOBILISERS • ENTERTAINMENT THE DIFFERENCE-IF" . PRICE R168,OOO.OO Tel: 33655/33579 ' . Tel:.3319617 .". , PHONE SE€URITY COMPLEX IN , YOU CAN FIND Windhoek · Brakwater 64515 - '" RENT R2500.00 PIM SYSTEMS NAMIBIA ONGWEDIVA ANY ITEM CHEAPER!! AVAILABLE 1/8/91 TEL: 225749 NON-STOP!! TYRE BARGAINS (NEGOTIABLE) < Open: Wednesday, CREDIT CARDS WELCOME + USED SPARES CONTACT: '. Friday and Saturday ~ h ZOLA 271255 ALARMS!!ALARMS!! I Madn.. , 14,00 - ,",00 (TYRES (+ -)R85.00 ALL HOURS for the BESTand on Saturday_. _ F1TTED Inc.) TeI: 10320shakati FANIE . f most EFFECTIVE .i' SUPERMARKET Now also available at No. AND CHEA}>EST 7 Bell Street . FQRSALE KATUTURA in Town Tyre Sen Premises *Panelbeaters OR RENT TEL: 215453 *Spray painting WINDHOEK-WEST Next to SWA Chemicals GENERAL DEALER · Goss Motors ·*Chassis Straightening Contact Tommy at 3 BEDROOM WITH B.I.C., all I211[ 2!2S;~ri!.l5 ill Tel: 33655/33579 *Breakdown Service HOME & OFFICE 212478 from ':30· i! 12l!~[ griS;!.l 1.5 BATHROOM, GARAGE *Free Quatations CLEANERS - 5pm for your home & OUTSIDE ROOM. ESTAB· FOR SALE alarm now!! KENYA CRAFT 6-2947/8 37460 LISHED GARDEN. BUR­ NB we also do the GLAR GUARDS, WALLED 1974 VIWVARIANT FOR SALE 4l2LE in good for WHY SPOIL installations IN. PRICE Rl68,OOO.OO YOUR CARPETS RENT R2500.00 P/M SISAL BAGS· R50,OO R3500.00. AVAILABLE 1/8!J1 AFRICAN DRESSES Phone Brian Tel: . FOR LADIES AND Wby pay for wrong VARIOUS (Negotiable) CONTACT: 227709 or 31491 methods of cleaning • . ZOLA 271255 ALL HOURS GENTS (CHETENGE) R120,OO never let any carpet Visit: do Ubland Street cleaner wash or steam and Independence Ave. MARKlll clean your carpet NOTICE beforeitwas Tel: ~25312/224197 (No 20 Krupp Street) KENAM vacuumed • we Good secondband specialise in cleaning THE DEADLINE FOR tyres, imported carpets, upholstery & _ THE ~xceUent condition matresses • and ADVERTISEMENTS For all Cars removing soil. IN THE PAPER, AS THE MATRIX and Bakkies FROM THE Business Computers Contact: 221637 For peace of mind BEGINING OF JULV, Educational FOR INFORMATION 31257(after hours) call 37460 any time 1991, WILL BE TWO Computers REGARDING THIS Personal Computers DEPARTMENT CALL (061) DAVS PRIOR TO 36970 AND ASK FOR MANIE THE ADVERrS The latest pompnters & Printers PUBLICATION. Sole Agents for EPSON ICL elf Computer, Computers with Seikosha Matric 31994 printer SP·lSO AI anything special, in the beauty line plus stand . . to advertise Gustav Voigts Centre R2500.00 or nearest contact our advertising Independence Avenue offer ! department nOlf for very PO Box 6364 Phone Brian AT Windhoek :spe~ial rates: Tel: 3697(t Tel 227709 or 31491 2'0 Friday July 191991 THE NAMIBIAN . ~ .. TEL: 36970 CLASSIFIED ADS ·FAX 33~80 . I.,.' _. ~. . . , . '. .

fJ(~~"1)\\i> . . CBWELDING ~E5T1lrES ~'- . ENGINEERING Prestige Real Estate *For all steel . MANDATE Tel: 224656 City NO. 4056 - 4073 construction work Office *Building of sheds Tel:212640 Khomasdal *Cattle trailer Hochland bodies HOCHLAND PARK Park "Trellis work Namibian Round Table 18 Houses to be built! *Gates The Round Table National Project to Price ranges from . *Trailers and 2 Bedrooms, B.LC., the Prevention ot Child Abuse Large Lounge, Large R144,000.OO - , general welding work VACANCY Dinningroom, Kitchen R180,960.00 YOU NAME IT WE Child Life Line seeks a fully fitted. Immediate 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath­ MAKE IT!!! GIRL FRIDAY Occupation rooms, Kitchen, Tel:: 62543 Breakfast nook, Hours: 2.30 p.m, - 5,30 p.m, Requires the Following Mondays to Fridays r. R137,OOO.OO LlvlngIDlnnlngroom, Salary: Negotiable depending PRIVAAT TE KOOP Teachers: PRESTIGE REAL ESTATE (Negotiable) Lock-up' Garage. on exp·erience. Social worker . 1984 V.W. Micro-Bus . History' ' Std 9 Contact: TEL: 224656 CITY OFFICE or teacher background will be Afrlkaans -Std 7 '. _, 212640 KHOMASDAL a recommendation . .. ,.. ' 1400Jan~ Sleep t'4lk . "-' Harold Schmidt • OFFICE Are you Interestl Quties.: Tel"!phonist and en RIB 'l' :-g , ~ , : E~glisIi Std 7 & 9 Tel: 224656 p. Don't hesitate General AdtTlinistration. R22,500.0v ' . '. ~ . ' C()nt~ct School Master KHOMASDAL Call Adre Dtrauss at Starting : 1st August. 1991. ;, ' Tel: 61153 . Interested.appplican.!s Skakel (061) 227909 ,,. 3 . Be4rooms with b.i.c., :62302 (h) .ph,QJ1e .Jh.e SecretalY. ~~. . -- P~,~~:rE~~LE ; ChilCJ Life Line at (061) 51.09.7 - LUXURY TOWNHOUSE Bathroom (c91our), or write to P.O, Box 2081:t: '.­ ' . NAMiBiA couRiERS f· • - '. .... ;.. Lounge, Kitchen (bj.c. .windlt0~ k.. - ,CARE ~ ~ TEL: 33893 OFFERS-BETWEEN with HOB and Fan) WINDHOEK ' Do you have any RlOO.OOO.OO . ' TEL: 226551 .' moving to do? & PRICE: R93,OOO,OO Call us anyday for yo . R220,OOO.OO Tel: 212640 (w) Prestige Real FOR ALL YOUR INDOOR in-town moving, Te: 211095 (h) Tel: 224656 City African PLANT CARE AND MAIN­ Tel: 212640 whether it be office to 2I.ounges, TV-room, Din­ TE~ANCE INCLUDING ningroom, Well fitted HOCHLAND PARK Khomasdal Paradise SUPPLY OF PLANTS, WE office or home to home Kitchen, seperate Laun­ CATER FOR INDOOR dry, 2 Sparlding bath­ Specia1ly designed for you Luxury flats to let in BARGAIN , PLANT DECOR ON CON­ rooms with Toilets, Double 3 Bedrooms B:lC. (AOK Khom.asdal imm.edi­ OF THE YEAR. TRACT. garage with enough work­ orUMBIA), 1~Bathrooms ate occupation ing space, Very large plot (colour), Lounge/Dinniil­ . For only R106,OOO.QO fully walled-in, Spacious groom, Kitchen (b.i.c.) - Built-in cupboards, you can own your own enough to fit in your own (Stove, HOB and Fan) Wall to Wall Carpets, piece of nature. 26.7 ha pool-table. Colour bathroom. PRICE: RI25,000.00 suite, Burglar Bars, of pristine bush with un­ PHONE THE OWNER Tel:212640 (w) 211095 (b) Sliding Door, Wash- paralleled view. Within AT ing Line, Own J from 20 minutes central TEL: 229979 (W) KHOMASDAL Windhoek yop can llsten .Pet's ' Private Court' Yarel. TEL:36446(H) to Jackal calling whilst 3 Bedrooms - B.lC., 2 1 Bedroom. - R700.00 watching unforgetable Pawn .Shop, . Bathrooms (colour), 2 Bedroom. -R850.00 Lounge, Kitchen - B.I.C. sunsets. Existing devel- Come and see us now fol To ViewContact: . opments Include bacho~ (HOB and Fan included) very good PRICES! . ~ . Johan Diergaardt AnneBrandt lar flat, shed, servants' Imported TV's, Tyres, 212640 quarters, borehole with Tel: 211095 (b) 21264O(w) etc. BONAPPETIT . solar pump and sweet --""''"-'------.. Only BAKERY Prestige Real Estate 'f. .,;;J I ( . 4 x 2 Bedrooms Left water. We SELL and PAWN . Tel: 224656 City Office Come to us for the .' . "'~~"1)i'.v' 7 x 1 Bedrooms Left PREFERABLY CASH anything!! cheapest and the best Tel: 212640 Khomasdal Contact: Helena at .' B>. . ~ ..E5 · .m:f~~::: wedding and birthday BUYERS. DRINGEND I! several new houses cakes in town - order TEL: 33374 DRINGEND 11 being built for between ~~. ~~ OR 3072434 now R145 000 and R180 000. GESOEK fA\MLl9~ ALARMS!!ALARMS!! We have daily - fresh No 4084 Tel 34368 NB! Cash brotchens, pies and 2en 3 Slaapkamer Huise ir EXCLUSIVE for the BESTand most prices cakes Khomasdal en Katutura Sulderhof MANDATE EFFECTIVE AND Money!! Money!! R212000 QUIET'AREA CHEAPEST in Town H you need . any cash PRYSKLAS: Tel: 34835 3 bedrooms plus study R145,OOO.00 money come and see us! R65,OOO.OO - Contact Tommy at Bahnhof Street braal area, pool Do you want value R170,OOO;00 212478 from 7:30 - . built-In bar big kitchen for your money? 5pm for your home MONEY FOR YOU & pantrygarage and . Here it Is! Kontak: Na Ure: Are your payments too FOR A GOOD AND carport PLUS a sauna alarm now!! John Diergaardt 212095 Lovely open plan NB we also do the high or in arrears? RELIABLE SERVICE and an outside room ' kitchen, Private Let your HP/Iease be Willi Schmidt 33352 installations TO YOUR MOTOR main bedroom with taken over by ap­ VEIDCLE No 3866 - "'-'-:- 'V'j own bathroom, proved buyers on CONTACT: NAMIB NURSER\'\ . your car, bakkie, GiiNTHER (famous Academla single garage, Easy ro BOY. 2S90oi WITHIN YOUR truck, caravan, boat, rally me~hanic) R254 000 to maintain garden - WINDHOEK/ REACH etc. H your vehicle is . at Tel: 221154 fruit trees, keep your EXCELLENT VALUE A house with every­ TEi- 64275\ not in arrears, you can von Braun Street dog in stsrangers FOA Al.LVOlJ-F. R114,OOO.00 thlngl Alrcondltloned GMlL.lEHtNG NF-EDS i get out to R2000,OO Northern Industrial 5 bedrooms 2 bath­ out !, Walking FROM GARDEN LA YOiJ'f I VARIETY OF Area KHOMASDAL rooms plus shower distance from shops TO GARDEN ' STOCK,NO next to Transworld TV-room, dining room, MAINTENANCE CHANtERS ' Cargo Bright and sunny Lounge kitchen, built-In bar, Call now! WE A~O SELL Phone Andre at Free quotations Well fitted Kitchen, Bed Oarden Soli @ R4.00 PO! bag pool, laundry and Aniki Te: 222748 . 061-35458 available rooms that make sleep eas) pantry, double garage P""ing Soli @ R4,SO per b'lg with built-in Cupboards Fln10 Manure @ R·I,OO p.lr . and, outside room , bag . Bathroom Sparkles. Single CITY CENTRE .DRIVING SCHOOL Garage outside braal area Indoor Ilnd outdoor plants- rt Phone: pri ce~ thut will slut Rnybody's . LESSONS FOR LEARNERS' LICENCE . pockets . + DRIVERS LICENCE Hurry! ! BargainS Don' Rene Latter TEL (061) 37220/1/213/(B) (061) 33413 (HOME) last Forever 37387 COME AUD SEE US AT '::X­ FAX: 221408 or FERREIRA'S DE POT, ' Phone Tilly now . BR!\I(WATER LEVIN SON ARCADE P 0 Box 777 Windhoek Tel: 229976 (w) . 223600 ---- .-~~-----' 1 ···.i. i~M~II :.· l~~ i~I!l ii:ii:ii: 1 t!Q~g!IJ!:I _m!gDI HOUSE PLAAS Err Frankie boost Namibia's hopes PLAN FORA For Sale FOR SALE TE KOOP NAMIBIAN sprinter Frankie Fredericks kept Namibia's Olym­ WEALTHIER WANAHEDA pic gold hopes·alive when he clocked the second fastest time in WANAHEDA FUTURE OUTJO the 200 metres this year in a time of 20.08. (+ -) 800m2 The fonner national soccer star first crone sc<;ond to world Very good 3 Bed­ Uitstekende champion Leroy Burrell or-the United States who clocked a slow Interested in earning ex­ R13,000.OO room House with belegging time of 20.50 with Frankie clocking 20,53 in Nice, France. newly Painted tra money in your spare Cheap Erf, give The flying Namibianhowevercame back with a vengeance on Walls, Well-fitted time? Many ditTerent R3000.00 and get It. Wednesday when he clinched the 200m during the IAAF/Mobil projects to choose from. 10000 HEKTAAR Grand Prix Track and Field meet winning in the world beatng Kitchen and a bag DO-LAM AREA 1 No door to door sales, tiine. sitting roo!!, 460m2 work strictly administra- 2 Plase afsonderlik Wednesday's field included Brazil's Rcbson da Silva who Phone tive. Earn money with Phone: 63309 I 62325 came second in a time of 20.18. your typewriter or com-'-. of tesame, 15 km . Frankie is currently eading the men's race at the Mobil Out­ 271130 (h) door Track and Field Grand Prix standings on 38 points to the puter, R2.00 for each en­ vanaf Outjo op die · WANTED or 34 points netted by second-placed Burrell in the 200 meter 221437 (h) velop you flU. For more Outjo - Okokoyo TO BUY dash. information send ~-". "c teerpad. Frankie will be in acrion during the Sanlam championships at stamps with your l ,e IRRISTABLE Small House I the Independence Stadium next weekend in Windhoek. and address to: . 62 Kampe, 12 Townhouse pref­ CHARM GARllA Waters, 15 erably: Eevrton to play §A national XI WANAHEDA BOX 3115, VINETA Stokproef Kampe, EROSPARK R85,OOO.OO - NEG. SOCCER would lead the way back into the international arena for SWAKOPMUND 1 Wildkamp (±) KlEIN WINDHOEK South African sport. NAMIBIA lOVELY VIEW · 600 hektaar, OLYMPIA This became evident this week when English First Division club Everton' s manager Howard Kendall announced that his team COMPACT KITCHEN, Uitstekende Weid­ CONTACT: is set to play against SA's national side in Johannesburg on SPACIOUS BED­ FOR SALE ing, Lieflike Mod- BRIAN HOAl October 21. ROOMS, EXQUISITE TEl: 37240 (w) A host of sporting bodies are waiting anxiously to get the green TILING, LARGE PLOT AMSTRAD . erne 4 light for the imminent rush back, but it seems soccer could be the FOR FURTHER WORDPROCESSOR Slaapkam~rhuis GOCH~S PRIMARY first to take the big plunge. DEVELOPMENT . COMPUTER PLUS SCHOOL SABC Radio News reports that the planned match between - . met pragtige Everton and SA's national side is subject to the approval of the (FENCED - IN) PRINTER FOR SALE ~RIBIB DISTRICT tuinkoel ~amers, . controlling body for world football, FIFA. ' - AS NEW REQUIRES THE However, Kendall said he was confident that this would be FOR FURTHER Vleiskamers & (not IBM Compatable) FOLLOWING TEACHERS: given and that arrangements had been made with the secretary­ DETAilS PHONE FANTASTIC BARGAIN Waskam~rs, general of the SA Soccer Federation Solomon Morewa. BURT NOW ONLY R1,500.00 MATHEMATICS: A delegation of the Confederation of African Football (Cat), Swawek Krag & 5 ' GRADE 4-5 TEl: 229954 (W) - TEL: 33322 led by its Cameroon-based president Issa Hayatou, is in South 36446 (H) .. Moderne Werkers GEOGRAPHY: Africa to consider an application for membership by the South GRADE 4 - 5 African Football Association (Safa). NOTICE OF huise If this is granted, only then will the SA b,>dy be able t~ apply MUSIC: for membership of FIFA. S TRANSFER OF Kontak Rita By: GRADE 4 - 5 BUSINESS INSTRUCTION ENGLISH TeL: ·42782 'QUALIFICATIONS: Trevino notchs hole-m-one Kindly take notice that PARASTATALTEACHER application will be STD 10 PREFERABLE. A hole-in-oneand an eagle eased Lee Trevino's mind about made not less than 14 temperamental Royal Birkdale after nasty winds nearly scared MUSIEK FOR INFORMATION him off the British Open course that once treated him so kindly. ., (fourteen) days after - .' CALL: applicatIon of this When Trevino arrived at the blustery side of his 1971 triumph, WINKEL S.W.A. Curios TEL: 131 JackNicklaus greeted him with a tale, exaggerated pemaps, about Notice to the LI­ P.O.BOX6 Seve Ballasteros losing 17 balls to the wind in two days of PRYS ONDERHAN­ cencing Court at Thumeb, Namibia KARIBIB practice. Wlndhoek at Its next DELBAAR . Tel: 2504 1 POST Trevino's eyes popped and he s·3id that's all he needed to hear. session, for the UNIOR PRIMARY SUB­ MooiWoonhuls op 'n Erf "Put the bags back in the car," Trevino told his longtime Baie goed gelee transfer-of USf:j d Motor JECTS. CONSULTANT caddy, Willie Aitchison. groot 1200 mZ te koop TEACHER STD 10 in Middelstad Vehicle held by H.A. But Trevino, who also won the British Open in 1972 at Nlsbet, who trades aangesien eienaar om ges­ PREFERABLE MEDIUM: Muirfield, Scotland, stuck around long enough to get a feel for the ,ondheids redes na die kus ENGLISH Beste uitsoek Instrumente under the name of G H course himself. He was mighty glad he did. MOTORS at Erf 8609, moet ga;m. The wind died down and Birk;dale yielded gently to Trevino, Kontak Rita by Abraham Mashego MISSING giving up a hole-in-one.at 14, birdies at 15 and 17, and an eagle two at 18. Street In Katutura, to That made him 6-under for the last five holes, but before that, "Tel: 42782 NMC (Pty)Ltd who will . Hoofgebou: Mr. Vinod Menon, first he said, he was 'playing like a dog.' officer on M.V. Berge continue to carry on 3 Slaapkamers met inge­ Charlotte, registered in CAR WANTED trading for their own boude Kaste, Sitkamer, Norway, reported · account on the same Eetkamer, Kombuis met Brazil lose iIi violent clash IMMEDIATELY missing from the ship premises under the spens, ingeboude Kaste en after he ,~as flung ARGENTINA beat defending champion Brazil 3-2 in a game name and style of Gasstoof, Toe Stoep. Want to buy Car Pri­ Soweto Wheels. overboard of the marred by violence in the America Cup soccer tournament, and vately Vol Vloermatte in al die Namibian coast following Chile and Colombia played to a 1-1 tie in the other game of a This publication shall double-heade(. CRESSIDA GL-I-6 or vertrekke, Alarmstelsel. an explosion on the ship. also serve 8S notice . Dario Franco headed in goals for Argentini in the first and 40th similar Car In top con­ Gordyne bly an die This was sometime in being given In terms minutes ingiving Argentina a2-1lead in the flIsthalf on the South dition, Cash Venster s . October, 19~. Any of section 34 of the In­ Amencan Soccer Championship. Branco ·scored for Brazil on a Tel: 227812 information relating to solvency Act 24 of 4O-yeard canonball free-kick in the fifth-minute. 8:00 -15:00 Buite Gebou: the whereabouts of Mr. Forty seconds into the second half, Gabriel Batistuta headed in 1936 Tel: 51158 1 Kamer, Toilet, Garage, Menon may please be a goal for a 3-1 Argentina lead. Seven minutes later; Joao Paulo After 17:00 (SGD) Henry De Silva Kar afdaak, 2 m hoe intimated to the High made it 3-2 by converting a rebound at the goalmouth. (Managing Director) muur om die Erf, 1 Commission of India, During the the clash betWeen the two giants of South American Erf 8609 soccer, five players were expelled for rough play: Argentina's Swembad. Windhoek, Abraham Mashego Str. Telephone No. 226037, Claudio Caniggia and Carlos Enrique and Brazilians, Mazinho, Marcio ao.d Careca IT. narnprop ·Katutura, P.O. Box 10343 PRYS: R120,OOO.OO Fax No. 37320, Khomasdal In the other game, Arnoldo Iguaraanheaded in a pass by Leonel Verhandelbaar P.O. Box 1209, Alvarez in the 37th minute to give Colombia a 1-0 halftime lead. HOUSE TO RENT WINDHOEK 9000 - Windhoek 9000 PRYS ONDERHANDEL­ BUSINESS Ben out of l OOm sprints BAAR FOR SALE DISGRACED Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson has given up his bid to run the l OOm at the World Championships in Tokyo next FUllY FURNISHED HOCHLAND PARK FOR SALE OCCUPATION Established Estate month and will concentrate on the relay instead. Agency for sale in 3 BEDROOM WITH B.I.C., VW COMBI 1900 His trainer Kemeel Azan said' •Be n would be the first to admit 1 AUGUST 1991 1.5 BATHROOMS, WATERCOOLED he's not lUIlIIing well at the moment. He wallts to get back to his Windhoek. BURGLAR BARS, -ENGINE best and he believes the best way to do that is to run the relay. " 3 Bedrooms, Bathroom NORMAL FENCING, WALL R17,OOO.OO Johnson. stripped of his gold medal at the Seoul Olympics for en-suite, 1 Kitchen, Easy terms avail­ CARPETS doping, has been a shadow of his fonner self since his return to 1 Lounge able. . HONDA 550 FOUR acfion after a two-year ban. Although he was promising to push PRICE: R125,OOO.OO - NEG For more details 1977 new world record holder Leroy Burrell and his old rival Carl Contact MICHAEl RENT: R2200.00 PIM Lewis in Tokoy, he now cl~arly accepts it is not a realistic option please phone: R4,OOO.OO and will run the 4xl00 relay instead. TEl: 229979 (w) CALL ROBERTAT TEl: 031 - 371764 PHONE: 227005 AIH However, Azan says, Johnson still intends to be back to his best TEl: 213208 h 2082115 TEL: 3n'JJJ 33858 (H) for the Olympic lOOm in Barcelona next year. :·22 'Friday J'uly19'1'991 SA athletics invited back

ROME: The International Amateur Athletics Federa­ can athletes will be allowed to track world, Nebiolo said. As tion yesterday granted temporary affiliatiC3n to the new, compete only in Africa and of Thursday , 38 South African unified South. African track body and invited a 30- against African athletes. Their athletes have achieved the athlete team to the Tokyo World Championships. results, however, will be fully qualification results for Tokyo. recognized, as for any other The leading.South African The announcement virtually gered the merging of the three IAAF member. The IAAFwill competitors are sprinters Tsikile ended a IS-year international South African track bodies into recognise results by South Nzimande, 20,33 seconds in ban on South Africa for its a new federation. African athletes after January the men's 200 metres, and racial policies known as apart­ The temporary affiliation will 1, 1990, in terms of reaching Evette de Klerk, 11,27 in the heid. , run until August 20, when the qualifying standards for the tbiId women's 100 and 22,71 in the The IAAF said its decisions IAAF Congress in Tokyo was World Championships in Tokyo 200, hurdler Myrtle Bothma, were based on recommenda­ ,expected to vote South Africa at the end of August. 54,27 in the women's 400 , CONGRATULATIONS tions by an all-African delega­ as a full member, said IAAF, The IAAF will provide free metres hurdles, and milers Zola tion which visited South Af­ President Primo Nebiolo. travel and full board for 30 Budd-Pieterse and E1ana Meyer. . INTERATLANTIC members of the South African . - Sapa-AP. . rica twice this; year ,and trig- In the interim, South Afri- BLUE WATERS I "?90 uld like to take this opportunity to congratulate Interatlantic Nambia (Pvt) Ltd for their massive spon­ sorship deal with Blue Waters amounting R60 000, yes sixty thousand rand. Good news for Blue Waters is that Uwe Bachmann, director of Interatlantic a Walvis Bay-based fishing company, has promised that the relationship between his company and Blue Waters will last for many years to come. This is a most generous gesture from the sponsors and is without doubt the biggest sponsorship that a local sports club has ever received. Blue Waters which was formed in 1937 is the 'second oldest club in Namibia (second only to BS Tigers) and certainly deserves this kind of gesture by Interatlantic. What is so remarkable is the fact that most sponsorships go to the Windhoek-based teams and the rural teams never get a share of the spoils from the local business community. Some teams have to make do with an occasional dona­ tion of a few soccer balls, a set of track suits, a few togbags, a set of playing outflts-plusaltl'OOO or so; Blue Waters, alias the Beautiful Blr.its, together with Nomtsoub ,giants Chief Santos, Will, go- down in the soccer history books as the 'only t1to ~des outside the , capital city with really big sponsorships. Santos, who received a boost from TCL recently, will \ -~- ~ " ~" announce their sponsorship officially at a later date, MINISTER of Trade and Industry Ben Ani.athila plctured ~th Interatlantic director ChatarinaLindgren. Amath­ according to the team's coach. ila a former star with the "Birds, also recalled some of his glorious years with the team including their first major The two rural sides will now join the league ofKatutura to~rnament victory in 1957 when 'they beat Cape Cr oss 4-1 to clinch the 'Nagula Cup' in Windhoek. giants Nashua Black Africa and Sarusas Orlando Pi­ rates, who are the only two sides to have topped the R40 000 mark in sponsorship deals. SPORTS BODIES I am really pleased that a company has so much faith in Martina and Judy football, which is after all the national sport, and hope­ CAUSE CONFUSION fully many more companies will follow suit. AS a soccerenthusiastIhope that those who share my sentiments fight over assets will agree with the frustratiuon caused by the sporting bodies in ••••••••••••••••• Namibia. After Independence, to which we all were looking FORT WORTH, Texas': Martina Navratilova and her forward to, it seems as if soccer is the only sport without AND BACK TO '. former companion, Judy Nelson, on Wednesday watched direction. SOccer is also regarded as our national sport but other sporting codes are far ahead with organisation and planning. the videotape that recorded their signing of a cohabita- I hope that people will correct me if I'm wrong, but there are AYATOLLAH NOW tion agreement in 1986. ' certain question and doubts I need clarified: I would like to remained Mberirua,PRO of trouble- . Nelson is suing the tennis star for half of the assets accu'­ 1. The National Football Association (NFA) is the umbrella body of soccerinNamibia, and the different regional committees some Pepsi African Stars that as a lover of soccer and as mulated during their seven-year relationship, which Navra­ a sports reporter I cannot tolerate partiality, incompe­ tilova broke otT earlier this year. The nine-time Wimbledon resort under it. , 2. We've got teams in the Premier League which are supposed tence and dishonesty in the local game. singles champion gave day-long depositions in the case on to be the best in the country and they also fall under the auspices And being a former soccer player myself (and a damn Tuesday and Wednesday_ Navratilova and her attorneys ofthe NFA bU,t they've got their own Premier League Committee: good one for your information) I know more about the contend she wasn't aware the agreement called for a 50-50 a) Firstly I want to question why the Premier League teams game than you can even dream about. split of the 15 million dollars accrued during the relation­ must raise funds for the NFA through tournaments ego the Catle Let me also refresh your memory for you were one of ship. Navratilova's attorney, Mike McCurley, said on Wed­ Classic, Metropolitan. etc. the many African Stars followers who phoned to con­ nesday that a technicality in the videOtape confused his b) Premier League tournaments as I understand, takes place at gratulate me for my objective reporting on the Stars­ various place ego Windhoek, Walvis Bay and most probably client An assistant to Navratilova's former attorney, Jerry Liverpool saga a few days ago. , Loftin, appears in the mm saying it was the year 1985. Tsumeb. The 16 teams must travel to these on own costs, pay entrance fees without receiVing, any subsidy. You should really think twice before you dare to call me This was later corrected by Navratilova, McCurley said. names like the Self Proclaimed Ayatolla (according to "Part of the confusion, part of the planning, was to set up c) Why must the Premier League teams raise funds whereas they don't get refunds for the costs they incur? your statement in Tuesday's Afrikaans daily). a situation where a correction was·to be made of what year d) At the beginning of the soccer season Premier League teams Where was your sence of justice when your own team it was in 'order to argue 'You knew what it was, you made paid affiliation and sponsorship fees to the Premier League twice fielded players that were not fully registered? Did a correction,' " ,McCurley said on Wednesday,. ; : comm,itte~ (were these money also forwarded to the NFA). The you forfeit points for your mistakes? ' • .Navratilova said in sworn testimony 9n Tuesday she be­ Premier League t,eams are suppose to pay gate fees to the NFAand I suggest you prepare your team thouroughly for the lieved the no~-maritai cohabitationIfact contained provi~ . there upon pay particpation fees as well. . next fixtures aIid try to restore your fast fading reputa­ Is it because the NFA gets all the sponsorShlps that they must sions for payments to Nelson after a breakup - not an equal tion as one of the country's most disciplined and re­ division of property. receive all the money? The money from the sponsors could be spected sides. Santos has ~ce proved they are the Tuesday was the first time Navr~tilova had seen Nelson divided_amongst the Premier LeagUe teams so as, to ·partly subsidise them. The Premier League teamsare thc(se who atttact better team. Or must I organise a rematch? since th~ couple broke up in Februa~y. Navratilova had not • See you at the Kuisebmond Stadium on Saturday• been in Fort Worth since Nelsbnmedsuit last montli: • the ,spectatqrs !o the fields. Not all the teams in:,the Premier League receive major sponsorship!! but isit beca~se the NFA has . Asked by.reporterl! if she and Nelson wo~d be frien~s ' \ to pay money back to the sponsors. . after the legal dispute is. settled, Nayra(ilova repli~: ~'~~ After reading the above, what IS the need of the Premier ~ague at·this point, I don't know." - •. Committee after all? Seemingly they are pupPets on a string for CHANGE IS THE PRICE OF, A woman in Loftin' s office who would not identify herself the NFA to pull wherever and whenev'erneeded. If funds could be said that Navratilova did not complete her deposition on forwarded to the Premier League Committee they can work out SURVIVAL. ADVERTISE IN Wednesday. Another session was planned before the next strategies together with the 16 teams to subsidise,them for their hearing, scheduled for September 9, she said. , travelling costs. It is not that I disregard the expenses of the the Navratilova's attorneys are seeking to disqualify Loftin committee but if they can just subsidise teams, there will be THE NAMIBIAN• . ..!"l FOR from the case because he once represented her and has ample money left for the day to, .ciA}:J!l.ppjng of-tl;1e CO~1!.ee. knowledge of her finances. Yours in Sport, ~- ~: . ' '·\, ' I~:-; '3," ... " ., .. ): ~ ~:f'. -f<; , ,'I,. -THE BEsrtmstJ:bts. Loftin contends there is no conflict ofinterest -Sa a-AP. J Samaria \" ~ .... . ~ 8:: J~~a.~ !!f.) ~ ~>I ' 1 ;1~ :Friday July t9'j99123

KAMAKASHEETA TOURNAMENT FINAL ... ;. PELE Muatunga, spokesper­ With-the first curtain-raiser be­ tonentertaiillngBushBucksin son ofthe North West Football tween the Okatana B team and . a league outing at Oshikuku at Association, yesterday revealed Everton kicking off at 12hOO. 15hOO. Other league matches to the Namibian Sport that the The main curtain-raiser sees on Sunday includes Teenagers final of the R5 000 Kamaka­ African United taking on Os- . B v. African United (14hOO) sheeta soccer tournament will hakati City starting at 13h30. and Oluno Santos v. Young be played tomorrow. Saturday will also see Ever- Chiefs at 15h30. The final, to be contested between Teenagers and Viet­ mibia's only active Springbok, nam Rangers will be played at FROM PAGE 24' Ben 'Kleintjie' Gaseb will also be the Oshakati Stadium with the out there bombing in the goals with winner receiving R3 (lOO, the replacing Patrick '16v' Basson, ' . Basson, leaving Sarusas Orlando biggest price money in north­ last year's top scorer in the Inter- Pirates without a sharpshooter ern football so far. Mine tournament'at Oranjemund, against SWA Toyota Young Ones who will lead ROssing's attack. • at 20hOO tomorrow evening. The runners-up Will eamRl Stars wjll be facing BS Tigers It will be a tough time for some RUGBY action from a previous internation3I friendly between Naniibia and a tour­ 000 with the two beaten-semi­ wh!> pro~ised ejlrlier ~ey would . of the country's topsides but nev­ ing Italian Club. Namibia will face tougher opponents iO. the first test against the Irish finalists OkatanaFU andBush pull put all. the stops. to win this . erthel~ss Kilisebmondfans should XV at the South West Stadium tomorrow. Bucks net R350 each.. _ round and the ' final on August 10.. _ See a weekend full ' of lust class The gates will open at IlhOO And last but not the least, l'!a,- .. fQotball. As Irish w·allop Namibia'B. ''>. EXCITlNG RUGBY EXPECTED IN ·IST TEST... WIN THE

be David Bezuidenhout I against second and last try in the sec­ CONRAD ANGULA their Cosmos counterparts ondhalfwhenhe out-ran Irish followed by a Rehoboth High wing Keith Crossan to the try A THRILLING game is School under-15 A against line. expected at the South West Windhoek High School at Niunibia B' s other points '\Uinbhork Stadium when the Namib­ 13h15. came from fullback Tiaan ian national rugby team Following at 14h20 will be Steenkamp who kicked two - takes on their touring Irish the main curtain-raiser, Mari­ penalties and a conversion. counterparts in the first of ental High School I taking on Ireland scored six tries with Dr Lemmer High School with wing Richanl Wallacet op scorer two sch~uled tests tomor­ a mini rugby match between with two. Other !ties came from row. the primary schools of Dr van Crossnan, Nick Popplewell The event could turn out to Rijn and M H Greeff on the (prop), Stephen Smith (hooker) J be a real feast for rugby fans cards at 15h30. and Des Fitzgerald (prop). who will be entertained by Ireland opened their tour of Centre Brendan Mullin con­ several curtain-raisers before Namibia with a convincing win tributed two penalties, three the main event. over Namibia B, 45-16. The conversions and a dropgoal, And from what local fans Irish led 17-12 at half time. while scrumhalfFergus Aheme witnessed at Wednesday night's Namibia scored the first try succeeded with two penalties. clash between Namibia Band when centre Gielie Vermeulen • Meanwhile the two sides the rampant Irish team, our intercepted in his own 22-metre have announced their teams national side will get their first area and ran the length of they for the test match that will be real taste of international rugby. field before sending wing officiated by Clive Norling of , Starting the day's entertairi­ Wunpie Wentzel over. Wentzel Wales with »let, Th.,eunisst;n mentprogrammeat 12hlOwill also scored the home side's and Piet Coetzer acting as touch judges. FIXTURES - FROM PAGE 24 Namibia': Andre Stoop, Eden Meyer, ~ NAU-A!B'F'ffiLD - Spoilers v. Flames (12h30), Obeco Battle Johan Deysel, Henning Boys v. Kingston United (14hOO), Spoilers v. Golden Rivers Snyman, Gerhard Mans . (17hOO). (captain), Jaco COetzee, Basie Buitendag, Casper SECOND DIVISION Derks, Willem Alberts, KHOMASDAL B FIELD - Leverkusen v. Caiifomia (14hI5), Manie Grobler, Johan Hotspurs v. Prison Services (l5h35). Barnard, ' Arno Kotze, TRANSNAMIB FIELD - Computer Stars v. Namibia Breweries Arra van der Merwe, (12hOO), E. Hot Flames v. Jeepsy (13h30), Groovy Lions v. Willem Maritz, Sarel Russup (14h40), A.C. Milan v. Russup XI (I6hOO). Losper. Reserves: Tol van SUNDAY: Wyk, Rooies Mostert, 'IN THE 'WINDHO'E'K KHOMASDAL B FIELD - Groovy Lions v. Jeepsy (12hOO), Andre van Rooyen, Japie Arcadia v. Hotspurs (13h20). Vermaak, Gielie Ver­ TRANSNAMIB FIELD - Computer Stars v. Strangers (13hOO), meulen and · Wi~pie SPECIAL U'NDER CROWN A.C. Milan v. Prison Services (14h20). . Wentzel. Coach Gert Fourie and manager Hen­ C O ' M P E -T" I T.-I .· O N National Soccer League' ., Ding Snyman. Simply look for the winhing pictures'on tl:1e inside ' Ireland: NSL CASTLE LEAGUE . ofWindhoek. $Reci~1 DU,mpy ~row,n cor!Terry Kingston. MOHLAKENG - ShaIp Blackpool v. Vaal Reefs~tars (15hOO). Coach Ciaran fltzgerald EERSTERUS - Pretoria City v. Bosmont Chel§ri (15hOO). and manager Ken Reid. rt.:. , ~ • f '." .." .,',,,.. I. •• " !. (,I,'f . 'tlt I (, .. , ' .•",. 'THE NAMiBlAN' ".

Namibia Football Association

CASTLE CLASSIC CUP

FIRST ROUND: 'SATURDAY: KUISEBMOND STADIUM - WALVIS BAY: Ramblers v. Civics (14hOO), SWA Toyota Young Ones v, Samsas Orlando Pirates (l6hOO), BS Tigers v. Pepsi African Stars (18hOO), Blue Waters v. Sorento Bucs (2OhOO). SUNDAY: Robber Chanties v. Nampol (lOhOO), Chief Santos v. Golden Bees (l2hOO), SKWFCv.Nashua Black Africa (14hOO), Eleven Arrows v. Liverpool (l6hOO). -

INTERATLANTIC Blue Waters technical advisor Eliphas 'Aupapa' Shipanga, receiving the country's biggest Central First. Division sponsorship cheque amounting R60 000 from Interatlantic director Chatarina Lindgren on Wednesday evening. Sub-Federation Looking on is Uwe Bachmann managing director of Interatlantic. CROW'S INN LEAGUE As tough first' round commences ... .SATURDAY: KHOMASDAL A FIELD - Golden Rivers v. Flames (llhOO); Spurs FC v. IGngst9n United (12h30), Afrox Challengers v. Rio City (14hOO), Academy v. XI Vampires (15h30), MB Truck Spares Firestone v. Flamingoes (l7hOO). TEAMS WEAKENED BY ACADEMY FIELD - MB Truck Spares Firestone v. Luton (llhOO), Microtex Jihad Boy's v. Spoilers (12h30), Eastern Jumpers v. Arsenal (14hOO), Hungry Lions v. Golden Rivers (15h30), Raqio Page Lans v. Spoilers (l7hOO)., INTER-MINE TOURNEY KHOMASDAL B FIELD - Academyv. Flafuingoes (llhOO), Radio Page Lans v. Brave Rangers (12h30), African Blizzards v. THE chances of several Premier League teams hoping player and captain Tuhafeni . Rehoboth Ret. Crusaders (14hOO). . CONRAD ANGULA NAU-AIB STADIUM - Obeco Battle Boy's v. lwisa (15h30), for victory in their first round Castle Classic matches at Koko Muatunga who is also . Okh Young Stars v. Flames (16hOO). Walvis Bay this weekend will be weakened by the the skipper of the ROssing side. Veteran micitielders Lucky The Birds can take heart SUNDAY: absence of most of their key players who will be playing in the Inter-Mine soccer tournament at Tsumeb. Boostander and Kandas though because the Giant Kill­ KHOMASDAL A FIELD - Academy v. Arsenal (12h30), Whk Paulinho will also don the ers will also miss the services Young Stars v. RehobothRet. Crusaders (14hOO), Microtex Jihad Title-chasers Chief Santos Ben: Neiseb, sweeper Jan colours of Rossing Uranium of their fast striker Pablius Boy'sv. Luton (15h30), Hungry Lions v. Radio Page Lans will be hardest hit with at least Xamiseb, and midfielders who are out to defend the cup Wermann who will spearhead (17hOO). five of their regular stars play­ Clnistamus Subeb (the midfield they have won a record eight 'CDM's defence at Tsumeb. ACADEMY FIELD - Radio Page Lans v. Flamingoes (llhOO); ing in the TCL team who will back-bone), Pieter Willemse times. TotJlIllImmt hopefulls Eleven Afrox Challengers v. Fl!Uningoes (15h30), Academy v. Okh host the mine's tournament this andPau Gariseb will all be lost However Black Africa, re­ Arrows, who Clash with last Young Stars (l7hOO). ~ weekend. to Santos. nowed for their superb cup year's Castle Classic's Team CONTINUED ON PAGE 23 Captain and vetertm defunder Santos will meet Outjo out­ competition form, expect little of the Series, Livetpool in what fit Golden Bees, who drew their trouble from the struggling could be one of the weekend's most recent league outing with SKW FC who"are also facing ' most exciting matches, will also Civics at home, in the second disciplinary action from the miss the giftedNgenny Emvula match of the day at 12hOO at NFADC. 9n the right back. the Kuisebmond stadium. SKW FC failed to fulfil their Ngemy, ~ !Jf~ fewywng Another Premier League league commitments against players Set for a place in the giant and former cup holders Golden Bees and Robber Cllan­ natiorial soccer team, will be Nashua Black Africa will also ties and have not even con­ trying to keep strikers away be minus most of their stal­ tacted the Premier League to from the Rossing goalmouth. warts with Bigman Schultz and give an explanation. Katutura giants Pepsi Afri­ Gindis Gawanab the team's Interatlantic Blue Waters will can Stars will have a problem biggest assets in the defence have to face Soremo Bucs playing for CDM. without their most prominent

NAMlBIAN disabled sport star, Seben Katjiwanyo, received a massive boost from Namib Air on Wednesday when the company's Sales Man~ger Koos Engelbrecht presented him with an air ticket to London. Katjiwanyo said he was going to do his best to be a good ambassador for our country and Namib Air at the Stoke Mandevllle-Games in England. The athlete also jokingly added that Namib Air had rolled a stone out his way and he felt as if he had been given legs to walk again. . o , t. ",):1. '." t e' . .,. TO' ',. ~ :, •• : .... :! :IHE.NAMIBIAN . Friday JUly 19 1991 25

configuration of the work's hearted villian, Scunner Cedric the Crow 17h05:. Kiddies Filler first perfotmanee; 115 pe- Campbell. Transport systems in Ani- ' 17h14: Russian Circus · riod instruments from the 19h07: E.N.G.(new) mals A leading Finnish film com~ TELEVISION Academy of Ancienf Mu- Set against a gritty urban 17hSl-:-" ~y Brewsterpany has produced a com­ sic, and the .' Academy's landscape, the show follow.s Childreii"s series prehensive series of films. chorus together with the a hard hitting news team as 18h16: Search for the pre~enting the best of Rus­ PROGRAMME cb.oir of New College, Ox- it tracks down and reports World's most secret Ani· 'sia's circuses and featuring ford, using 'counter tenors. the day's news. malsscores of internationally rather than contraltos and ,Starring: Safah. Boisford, 18h45: Perfect Strangers acclaimed artists 19·· 26 JULy featuring Emina Kirkby Made Humphrey, Art Hindle. Episode 8: Balki gets taken 17h44: Educational soprano, Anthony Rolfe 19h55: ' Filler in by a con man selling phony , Programme . in love 'with one of her Johnson tenor and Michael 20hOO: News jewellery which prompts-the Families of the world: . FRIDAY • Chinese pupils. George bass. 21h45: St Elsewhere guys to concoct a scheme to , zain bia 'Starring: Melissa Gilbert, Episode 9:, "Sanctuary" put him out of business. 18h04: A.griculture for 16hS6: Opening .' RobinShQu MONDAY • Westpball takes a chance, 19h10: Sport All 17hOO: Religious 22h1S: Spenser for Hire when he hides his house­ 19h55: Filler 18h34: Travel Magazine programme Episode 13: "The Siege" 16hS6: Opening keeper, an illegal alien from 20hOO: News 19h04: King Lear • Part 17h05: Teenage Mutant Susan and a wounded Hawk 17hOO: Religious El Salvador to prevent her 2Oh4S: Beyond 2000 11 Hero Turtles are among hostages being programme deportation to her own An entertaining science and' 19h5S: Filler 17h27: Mach 1 held at the post office by 17hOS: The California country. technology documentary 2OhOO: News 17hS7: Neighbours three armed robbers. Res- Raisin Show 21h32: First Among 21h31: Moonlighting 2Oh4S: LA Law 18h22: Sport . _cue looks impossible and Animated children's series E.quals (final) Courtroom dram.l series that 18hS2: Only in Holly. death is probable unless 17h28: Educational In the 1960s four ambitious Episode ,12: \ 'Somewhere , deals with the i>crsonal and wood . SpeDser can free them. Programme new members ofparliament under the iainbow" professional lives of a group A uniqu,e look at theinhabi­ Starring: Robert Urich and Arti-facts: Three dimen- take their seats in the House , A lovely lass who claims of specialist lawyers at a tants whose lifestyles and Avery Brooks. sional composition of Commons in Westmin­ th..at she's a leprechaun asks reputable Los Angeles law trendsetting tastes make this 23h03: Bordertown 17h42: Butterfly Island ster. One of them will be­ Maddie and David to pro- firm. the city the world loves to On the untamed US and Ca­ 18h07: Namibia Inter come Prime Minister. This tect her from a crazed man . . 21h29: The Strauss fam· watch. , nadian bQrder lies 1880 Sport dramatisation of Jeffrey who is af!:er her pot of gold: ' ily (final) . 19h08: Baywatch(final) frontier town' Bordertown, , 18h42: Neighbours Archer's best-selling novel Starring: Cybill Shepherd · Episode 7: '.'Adele" . Starring David Hasselhoff, where right and wrong are 19h07: MacGyver follows their public lives for and Bruce Willis ' Johann's relationship with Parker Stevenson often determined by the Episode 15: "High Control" over 30 years as their paths 22h19: Cheers . Adele causes another fam- 19h5S: Filler quickness of a man's gun. MacGyver infiltrates a crimi­ ci'os~ in the battle forpower. Cheers is a bar ip Boston : . ily breach, made worse by 20hOO: News Home to prospectors, gam­ nal biker-gang to help prove Starring: Tom Wilkinson, run by owner and chief arguments betw.!en Josef's 20h4S: Feature Film blers and renegades, two a parolee's innocence; James Faulkner, David Robb bartender Sam Malone, an widow and Edi , who has "Caddie Woodlawn" systems oflaw are enforced Starring: RichardDean An­ ·and Jeremy Child , ex-baseball player who has t~en over the orchestra. This·tells the story of a high by ex-gunfighter US derson, Dana Blcar 22h20: SP'!rt hired his out-to-Iunch for- Johann is still married to spirited il-year-old frontier marshall Jack Craddock and 19h55: Filler mer coach tq help him. Liti but he is it Catholic and girl who helps foil an at­ play-it-by-the-book Cana­ 20hOO: News WEDNESDAY 11 Starring: . Ted Danson, . -cannot obtain a divorce in tempt by the ,town to am­ dian mountie Clive Bennet. 20h45: India's Rajiv (fi. Shelley Long, Rhea Perlman ' Austria. bush a peaceful Indian tribe The two men reluctaDtly join nal) 16hS6: Opening 22h22: Sport living nearby. forces to bring justice to A documentary programme 17hOO: Religious THURSDAY. • This schedule is subject Starring: Emily SchuIman, this. small town. on Rajiv Gandhi programme to change without prior James Stevens, Parker Ste­ Starring: Richard Cromar, 21h40: The Bourne 17h05: Kiddies Filler 16hS6: Opening · notice. venson John Brennan, Sophie Brujac ' Identity 17h24: Educational 17hOO: Re~ous 22h1S: Sop his ti c a te d Based on the best-selling programme , programme Gents SUNDAY El novel ofthe same name about This series explores the a man who struggles to regain changes over twenty-five 11hOO • 13hOO: ' A date on his lost memory and a beau­ years in the lives of nine Sunday tiful women who befriends ENTERTAINMENT , . ' ~en who were members of 16hOO: Educational the handsome !1traJilg~r, a teenage athletic and so­ programmes Starring: Richard Chamber­ cial club. While they pre­ Sesame Street lain, J aclyn Smith ORGANISATION pare for a reunion, each An educational series for 22h32: Slap MaxweU , man's life is seen in the pre-schoolers Comedy series about a light of youthful dreams that 17hOO: Storybook colourful sportswriter with PRESENTS ) , have or have not been real­ lnternational a nose for more than just C· izedin terms of work, mar­ Stories from around the news, beset by a fading riage and relationships with world career. He takes irreverance Mango. Groove Live'' in Concert one another. 17h25: Namibian talent to the limits in the "beat­ featuring Starring: Bernie Casey, Zambian night. Part IT em-up" column he writes Rosie Grier, Robert Hook, A concert of traditional for The Ledger, a second Loading Zone Ron 0 'Neal. . music by the Zambian Cul.- rate newspaper. 23hOS: Variete Variete tural Ensemble, better know Starring: Dabney Coleman, & . ) as Amayenge under the Megan Gallagher, Susan Jackson Cassidy leadership of Chris Chali. Anspach t 17hS4: Dive to Adventure and local group 16hS6: Opening Exciting documentary films TUESDAY 11 17hOO: Religious on underwater life filmed RokaToka programme all over the world 16hS6: Opening 17hOS: The Champion's 18h16: Full House 17hOO: Religious (final) Comedy series about three programme from 2 - 7 p.m. Episode 14: Nemesis agents grown men experiencing the 17h12: Batman find themselves pro­ "joys of motherhood". 17h36: Educational Sat. the 10th August 1991· grammed to kill their own 18h41: Women of the World programme colleagues - and two of the 19h04: Charlie Pride Solve it Champions come to blows. A music show, 17hS1: The Roxy 17h54: Kiddies Filler 19h5S: Filler Hosted by Britain's top DJ 18h13: New Attitude 20hOO: News David Jensen and newcomer Episode 2: The sisters ar­ 20h4S: Feature Film Kevin Sharkey, the show gue when Vicky is offered a "City Heat" . pulsates with top line ac­ chance to work in Las Ve­ An action packeJadventure tion on stage, up-to-the-' gas by aclientofYvocine's. starring Clint Eastwood and minute chart news and ex­ Starring: Sheryl Lee Ralph, Burt Reynolds in their first clusive hot videos. Phyllis Yvonne Stickley film together. A Kansas City 18h13: Window on 18h37: Local Band Stand . cop anda fast-talking pri­ the World 19h07: Resuce 911 vate detective lock horns as Namibia's own international 19h5S: Filler they go their separate ways magazine programme. 20hOO: News to unravel a case of under­ 18h43: Super Gran (new) 20h4S: Feature fIlm: world extortion, kidnapping Comedy series about Granny Tickets R20.00 "Forbidden Nights" and murder. Smith, an old dear who is Only Available 'at the This film is based on the 22h15: Haydn's Creation accidently struck by a beam true story of Judith Shapiro, Joseph Haydn's The Crea­ from a magic ray machine Wernhill Park ·Centre. an American teacher who is tionisoneofthemostpopu­ and acquires uncanny pow­ caught between her West­ lar pieces of choral music. ers. Eyes flashing tartan she GATE FEE R30.00 ern liberal upbringing and Christopher Hogwood has unleashes her devastating the harsh laws of a foreign gathered together an orches­ powers to thwart the evil . LET THE GROOVE MOVE YOUR SHOES. government when she falls tra and chorus the size and scheming of the black 26 Friday July 19 1991 THE NAMIBIAN "... 'f"" 1 . ~ • .

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fact that The Namibian exposed person. i Sunday Times (Sunday Crimes the fact that the opportunistic He has a nasty habit of sack­ as one.of my friends calls it). Dave Verster was in town, and ingabout 20 people a day and She was aware of all his move­ trying to get a job here; and ~ re-employing another 20 ments, virtually all his state­ larely with the fact that The a day. Ifthose sacked asked for -ments, the sources of his wide Namibianhas also revealed an theirpay, then they haveprob­ and universal fie :d of exper­ SADF car scandal during the lems. tise. For instance lle claimed to 435 eiection period. We are writing this letter in be a spy -hehadlots of reading All the Times does is to try the hope ~f appealing to the matter on the CIA, MOSSAD, and discredit The Namibian Ministry of Labour about our KGB and other sillister organ­ and reveal its sources of infor­ grievances, and also request­ isations. He was a pilot who mation. I am not a journalist, ing them to send a representa­ had to wait for his conversion but I thought journalists pro­ tive or delegation to deal with to anew plane - his pilot hours We were promised free Swapo be Swapo Corruption tected sources, even if a matter our problems, and if neces­ came from taxiing some of his medical care. Where is it? What goes to court, but reporters on sary, to hear our employer's models over his pillow at night difference is there between the concern AS a Swapo member since I The Times have no ethical version. We hope that such a (he had lots of these little plas­ medical care of the former was born, it is my democratic meeting can take place on July tic models which come with a colonial government and our I am afraid there may be wide- principles it seems. right to express my views in 22 and trust that the Ministry short history and technical data). new state? Money has to be spread corruption in some With regard to the Iatest report our free and independent can accomodate our request. Ms Lister knew further that he paid if you are to be treated. Ministries where chief control ' about the army and the cars, Namibia. ' In view of the ongoing sack­ was' 'helping with the culling Where will the peasants and officers (admini'stration) seem the Times merely says that The It gives me great headache ings on a daily basis, we plead of Rhino "until his conversion orphans get the money for this? to profit or take advantage of Namibian's informant was a and pain to hear that the name with the Ministry to attend this was arranged. She knew that in The Peter Nanyemba Military the incompetence of some of thief, but nowhere is there a 'Swapo' will be changed. It is meeting and assist us with fact he had bought spray paint Hospital is better than some of the Permanent Secretaries and denial oflhe proof of cars given completely wrong to do this. speedy reparation of our em­ (eggshell, black, blue and grey these , hospitals and clinics. their directors of administra- by the military to various or- Despite the fact that the old tion. ganisations and individuals, or ployment conditions. primer) and was in possession When will our dreams come colonial na.tnes, such as com­ of a RlOOO-crosshow and she true? Sometimes when chief con- the collaboration of motor panies and businesses, have -WORKERS I would like to ask the Min­ trol officers order and purchase dealers, officials in the Traffic knew by Monday evening ~t changed, there is no great loss. WlNDHOEK the car he was driv inghad been istry ofWorks how far they are equipment, they buy things for Department and Receiver of In the case of our great politi­ reported stolen in Krugersdorp. with the issue of unemploy­ themselves with the money of Revenue. So 'Yhat is the Times cal party, c'onfusion and worse Ms Lister is not so inexperi­ ment? The Caprivi highway the Government. The finance trying to prove? Is their only will occur. Bad Times enced that she did not see 007 will need a lot of people to sections tend to only record role to try and protect the for- The party will disappear into Bonehead for what he was. work on it, and from Katima the receipts. mer 'colonial/ power and its An Open Letter to the Editor insignificance if the name were You may of course dispute Mulilo to the Botswana border The Prime Minister should agents? of the Times of Namibia '. to disappear. this, but the fact remains that (Ngoma) the telephone wires ensure that some of the useless We are sick and tired of this . We appeal and exhort the she wrote about him more than are not fixed. Why? Does it permanent secretaries should newspaper's games. If the REGARDING your article on Central Committee of Swapo ,two weeks ago and you get into mean there are no people to be discharged, because they Times can't stick to reporting a David Verster and the criti- · not to change the name of our gear only now. work on that road? You must only promote corruption, and the facts rather than trying to cal assessment of the journal-' heroes organisation. The name This not only an exception­ visit these areas and face the .they know who I am referring discredit others, it's a sad day istic proficiency ofGwenLis- has great historical meaning, ally slow pace for a journalist, realities. Theory without prac­ to. There are several incidents for a free and responsible press ter of The Namibian I have to and above all, Swapo played a but this is, as so many times in tice is doomed to failure. People of theft of Government prop- in Namibia. point out a few gross errors in major role in our long years of yo:ur newspapers, ilO more than suffer a lack of transport and erty and inaction on the part of your article. struggle. cheapskate mudslinging. Keep - this responsibility rests with leaders only increases the ten- . Gwen Lister' did NOT get We feel proud to be Swapo dency to steal, since the peOple == her information from a Nico . up your excellent work (this is ~ your Ministry. . members, and won't be as proud sarcasm, just in case you don't I would like to ask the Fi­ in question do not get-dismissed. Basson or a criminal, but from to be 'Napo' members or get it!!) nance Ministry when did Public funds are being mis- Security woes anumberofNamibiancitizens whatever is decided. P.S. I am sending this letter _, Namibia start to become poor? used and in most cases the such as a scientist and an engi- I appeal to the 'Central permanent secretaries either do WE workers of SWA/Namibia neer. Furthermore Ms Lister to The Namibian because it Did independence bring hun­ Committee and Co-ordinator appears that you do not print ger, poverty, unemployment, not know about it or they are security are dissatisfied with knew exactly five hours. after of Swapo to re-think·this pro­ readers' letters in every issue. ignorance and misery? concerned with minor issues, the treatment meted out to us Dave Verster studied the street posal and think in favour of the I bought only one issue for one We need better jobs but we while the serious matters are by our employer. He told the map ofWindhoekto locate the majority of our people and the particular reason, and it will be don't qualify so what do we do given scant attention. I hope workersunionthatheernployed '!DepartmentofCivicAffairs" nation which is pro-Swapo. thecommissionofinquirywill us in a humanitarian fashion (because he was unaware that the last for a long time to come. Viva and long live Swapo. to reach our goals? Scholar­ ships were many in the struggle sort some of these problems and pays us accordingly while it is now called MINISTRY and we were promised when out_and the Prime Minister take in fact he overworks us, with- OF HOME AFFAIRS) that he P SPOONER AASHIPARA action against incompetents. out overtime packages, and PIlys was inNamibiaand that he rui"d Box 5925 " LUDERITZ Namibia is free, priority will be given to us. Where are we Others should be given us only R300 per month per given interviews to M-NET and Windhoek today? Our future is dark and administrative courses since rFmiiiimITiiiiIITiJT~~~JTJiJiJTJTJiiiiiiiiiii~iiii7Ji;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;; Promises, promises blind. they seem not to know admin- If you were suffering in the istrative procedures. I AM a former Plan combatant land you fought for, how would who now lives nowhere but'in you feel and where would you SHIPEKOFI a shambles of sorrow, misery get the money to pay for treat­ WlNDHOEK and despair and my future is ment at hospitals ,and clinics unclear. when you don't have work? Behind the Times We tried our best to cam­ Even members of the army paign for freedom and truly we are complaining abour sala­ I AM not a regular reader of achieved our victory. Now in ries. How can you expect the DTA's Times of Namibia return some have got a lion's someone to work hard with a but each time I do read a copy share and have forgotten the strong morale and determina­ I become very angry. past and their promises to their tion if his/her needs are not Does this· newspaper not comrades-in-arms. . filled? bother to generate its own We were promised free Remember that money is the reports? IfThe Namibian were HORTICULTURAL INSTRUCTOR/EXTENSION OFFICER education. .Where is that free core of anyone's existence. The not in existence, it seems as if education? Why has this not. army salaries must be improved the Times would have nothing The ROssing Foundation requires the services of a person to help in establish­ been implemented in practice. for they are the eyes and de­ to write about: ing small vegetable projects in Okombahe. He will report directly to the Fann You are asking for money for fenders of the state. They are perhaps jealous of Manager, Brakwater. one to go to school, and where the fact that The Namibian was will the poor peasants get that SHOCKED COMBATANT the first to publish the revela­ Requirements for the post are: money? WlNDHOEK tions of Nico Basson; with the Matriculation - English speaking and be conversal in one of the local languages 2 years practical horticultural experience - Be able to motivate, communicate and train people at mommunity level In possession of code 08 drivers licence. . . Windhoek United Congregational Church The ROssing Foundation offers a competitive remunet:ation package which Closind date: Date Drawn: 2 November 1991 '26 October 1991 includes pensiot;!, lJledic~ aid; Jree housing and bonus. ' . . CHURCH BUILDING' FUND Applications shou1d be 'addressed to':

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Agatha Christie mystery except no Italian version Personal assistant to the Applicants must submit a of Hercule Poirot has . Minister of Finance comprehensive curriculum vitae and stepped forth to solve it. 1 post: Windhoek certified copies of educational An attractive countess sav­ qualifications together with their agely murdered, wi~h no ap­ Salary: Negotiable within the limits of the . application. parent motive, in her 'for­ applicable salary . scale, depending on tress-like vllla in a suburb experience and competence. • Italians thhlk of as TV's Applications (on form Z83 or 'Dallas'; her Filipino servants The successful .. candidate will be an ZO/1229(1-) ·obtalnable at .all and the family's English experienced, capable and confident young ' .Government Offices) must be sent to: nanny under relentless po­ lice interrogation, Rome's . person· who will handle all adminstrative and The Permanent Secretary: ' Finance, Private Bag 13295, Wlndhoek, 9000. noble set emerging from.their logistic matters for the Minister, e.g. summE'J' hideaways to be close arrangements with regard to appointments; to the family. ceremonial, executive and representative An attractive range of ' benefits Will it be just another "gi­ obligations; liaison within the Ministry and with. . includes a 13th cheque, a allo d' estate" (summer mys­ the other Ministries, persons, etc.; housing subsidy subject to tery) that captures headlines correspondence, cabinet memoranda and - . certain conditions, rental during the vacation doldrums other documents; keeping mi nutes of ; allowance, . assistance with and goes unsolved, or will meetings; co-ordination, supervision and removal expenses, pension fund Italian investigators make a control of the office; etc. breakthrough this time? (7% contribution for men, 5% Last sum,ner it was the contribution for women), Fluency in written and spoken English is August killiJlg of Simonetta medical aid providing 95 % Cesaroni that piqued inter­ essential. cover on virtually all est and'is stiU readily recalled A post scholastic qualification will serve as a eventualities and ample vacation by Italians a .~ the Mystery of recommendation. Via Poma, lhe small street and sick leave. where the 21-year-old secre­ A great 0p.purtunlty f'pr a demanding tary was stabbed 29 times . but rewarding career. Closing date: 09 August 1991 with a paper cutter. Enquiries: O'r J Jones, tel: (061) 34284 . But the primary suspect, a 58-year-old j anitor,was long Your partner on the road to prosperity . ago released from jail for lack of evidence and the case r e­ mains unsolved. This year's drama centr.es . on 42-year-old Countess Al­ berica Ftlo della Torre, beaten on the head with her own wooden clog the morning of July 10 and strangled while her children, aged 7 and 9, played in another r oom. From the bustling, work­ ing class neigbborhood of Via Poma, attention has shifted Mi~istry of Finance A prestigious and lucrative position for tWs summer to Olgiata, a the really good private secretary on Rome suburb where the his/her way to the top. countess and hfr bullder ROOM AT THE TOP FOR AN husband lived behind high Enquiries: Dr J Jones, tel: (061) 34284 walls and special security AMBITIOUS PERSON gates. Applicants must be Namibian citizens With robhery apparently . Private Secretary to the . or must be in posseSSion of a valid notthe motive - some jewels Minister of Finance permanent residence permit. were missing but the count­ . . ess had a go Id Rolex on her 1 post: Windhoek Applicants must submit a comprehensive curriculum vitae and wrist - and the husband hav­ certified . copies of educational Ing an apparently ironclad qualifications together with their alibi, the press has been twist­ Salary: Negotiable, depending on experience ing and turning in raising and competence. . application. new suspicions and theories. Minimum Requirements: A Senior ( or Applications (on form Z83 or One day it's a "grudge" equivalent) Certificate with typing as fully ZO/1229(1) obtainable at all theory and suspicions fall on passed subject on Senior Certificate (or Government Offices) must be sent to: a former Filipino servant said equivalent ) level plus one y~ar typing and/ or The Permanent Secretary: Finance, to have been fired by the count­ appropriate experience OR a National Private Bag 13295, Windhoek, 9000. ess. The next day it's an Certificate for Private Secretaries ( or equivalent .An attractive range of benefits " ungrateful" young neigh­ qualification) . . bour said to be an ex-drug includes a · 13th cheque, a addict helped by the count­ housing subsidy subject to ess but who might bave tried certain conditions, rental to extort money from her. This position calls for a high degree ' of allowance,assistance with Both theories were denied by competence in the typing of manuscripts, the removal expenses, pension fund the principals. screening and channeling of telephone calls '{7% contribution for men, 5% "By now we know every­ and visitors, the filing and safe-keeping of thing about t he life of Alber­ confid.ential documents and all the other contribution for women), ica Filo dell a Torre: where . administrative duties normally associated with medical aid providing 95% she bought Iter clothes ·and . the efficient running of a very busy office. cover on virtually all what kind () f wife she was, . Fluency in written and spoken English is eventualities and ample vacation how many parties she"gaye and sick ' leave. every week and who attended imperative. them," wrote the Milan· Closing date: 09 August 1991 newspaper torriere Della Sera. "We know everything, Your partner on the road to. prosperity except who killed her." Ather funeral on Tuesday, attended by leading members of Roman nobillty, the priest condemned the " lack of geno­ rosity" In the media cover­ age. ..~- . ..:.;;======--LlNTAS: NAMIBIA 91/1743 A "It's nothing but a symp­ tom of a viol

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World War!. his detention reveals Zimbabwe's rising fears of SA agepts. * 1928 - King-Faud stages coup in Egypt and Parliamentis * 1989 - The Department of Local Government, Housing and dissolved. Works admfuistrativ~ secretary, Nic van Rensburg, announces * 1943 - Allied air force stages fIrst raid on Rome, Italy, in tll~ 70 officials are to be appointed countrywide to investigate Today is Friday, July 19, the 200th day of 1991. There are 165 World war n. ' complaints of Group Areas Act contraventions. days left in the year. * 1956 - United States and Britain inform Egypt they cannot * 1990 :. Police and protesters clash in V osloorus in the East Highlights in history on this date: participate in financing Aswan Dam project Rand. ~e clash comes after a march on the town council, * 1545 - French force lands on Isle of Wight against British. * 1960 - Soviet Union protests to United States over plan to demanding' the release of two teachers recently convicted on * 1551 - Treaty of Kalsburg reaffirms Archduke Ferdinand's equip West Germany with Polaris missile. charges relating to a bomb blast in Witb;mk. right to Crown of Hungary and Transylvania. *-1973 - Palestinian gunman seius 17 hostages in Athens but 1990 - Kuwait appeals to Arab neighbors for help against * 1588 - Spanish Aimada is sighted off Cornish coast of - releases them after being promised safe conduct out of Greece. threats from neighboring Iraq. England . . * 1975 - US and Soviet astronauts and cosmonauts end their * 1610 - Basil Shuisky, Tsar of Russia, is deposed after two-day linkUp in spaCe. Today's Birthdays: - Swedish army under Jacob de la Gardie, sent against Polish * 1979 - Nicaragua's leftist Sandinistas claim revolutionary invaders of Russia, is forced to surrender. victory. Gottfried Keller, German author (1819-1890); Edgar Degas, * 1712 - Britain and Fran~ sign truce. * 1987 - The French Government refuses the Ciskei' s offer to French artist (1834-f917). * 1870 - 'France declares war on Prussia, opening Franco- negotiate the release of jailed French national Pierre-Andre Prussian War. _ _ Albertini as it does not consider the Ciskei independent and Thought For Today: * 1907 - EmPeror of Korea abdicates under Japan's pressure. will negotiate only, with South Africa. * 1918 - German armies begin retreat across Marne River after _* 1988 - British. Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock blames We learn from history· that we learn nothing from history - being defeated in their last great offensive in France during South Africa for his detention at a Zimbabwe airport and says _ George Bernard Shaw, English playwright (1856-1950). . , .... • . h \ . ..~ I'

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POLLUTION Man has damaged the world with trees absorbing nutri­ contain other substances, like in which he lives through r e­ ents from the soil. It also causes lead'and bromine which are . leasing various chemicals into dangerous chemicals to be very poisonous to man. I . the atmosphere and the soil freed from the rockS and these wonder how many of you and in many parts of the world are poisonous to trees. driving about in Wifldhoek this pollution 1s getting worse Acid rain also makes the have found yourself behind into the related substance position. suggest that Namibia might and worse. water in streams and lakes some lorry or bus that was nitrite. This is very poison­ Soon they use so much that get even dritor than iUs now, Some of these chemicals very acid. Most organisms in producing dense clouds of ous, since it interferes with the oxygen concentration falls so droughts may become more can make people ill, giving lakes cannot live if the water fumes from its exhaust pipe. respiration. to very low levels so that frequent. . them serious diseases like becomes too acid, so they die. These fumes are danger­ Often lots of pesticides and animal life in the lakes be­ Low land flooding may also cancer . Consequently, in places like ousto your health. In some fertilizers are used in the same comes impossible. People are occur - well that may not Some cause the death of Sweden for example, there developed countries there are area. In the soil, certain pes­ already worried that irriga­ atTect us directly very much forests, destroying beautiful are many lakes where there stringent laws which prohibit ticides can react with nitrate tion schemes by the Kavango - few people live near the sea countryside and causing se­ used to be lots of fish and vehicles on the road which to form cancer causing chemi­ river could cause serious river here and most agriculture is rious economic loss of tim­ now they have few.or no fish prodoce such clouds of fumes. cals called nitrosamlpes. pollution. a long way from the sea. ber (wood). Some destroy life at all. A vehicle like the ones I de­ . If fertilizers are not used In a previous article (Sep­ However, IIlllIlI countries in in lakes, so people can no . Light reacts with vehicle scribe would not get far be­ carefully, or too much fertil­ tember 8, 1989), I wrote about the world will suffer severely. longer catch fish to eat and exhaust gases and other fore it was forced otTthe road .izer is used, nitrate and phos­ the "Greenhouse Effect" Their economies will be so on (see figure). sources of poisonous gases by a police car! phate from the fertillzer get which is causing a general badly atTectt!d, so the whole Think f"rrst of power sta­ from cities to produce dense Nevertheless, even well carried into streams and lakes. warming of the earth's at­ world economy will suffer and tions. These spew out, release, blankets of poisonous air maintained vehicles which do Phosphate from power sta­ mosphere. Namibia-will be affected as lots of dirty smelly gases into called "smogs". It is like a not produce dense clouds of tion emissions and other This will probably result well. the atmosphere including fog, but unlike ordinary fog, visible fumes, still produce industries also gets carried in hU'ge areas of low lying There is a famous piece of sulphur dioxide. ·it is very dangerous to man's dangerous pollutants in their into streams and lakeS. land around the world be­ poetry by the 17th century In the atmosphere this is health. exhaust gases and vehicle Now these substances i!n coming flooded. For the English pot! John Donne changed into sulphuric acid For example, at the city of numbers have grown fertilizers, so are capable of oceans will warm and sea which says: "No man is an by the water vapour there. Los AngeJ.os in the USA, smogs enormously world wi~e caus­ fertilizing lake waters just as water expand and sea levels island, entire of itself, every (It is true that in some indus­ occur on over half the days of ing considerable concern. much as soH. rise. Also some parts of the man is a piece of the conti­ trialised countries sulphur the year. Although Katatura Pesticides are chemicals So in lakes they make it earth will get much drier than nent, a part of the main." dioxide emission has been is much smaller than most made by man' for killing in­ possible for tiny green plants now. This tells us that we cannot decreased because govern­ cities, you sometimes get a sect pests like mosquitoes and (algae - part of the ahl12: Now this warming of the go through life alone. We ments have made power sta-. kind of smog there. the insects that damage crops. plapkj9n) to grow and multi-' atmosphere results from gases depend on eacl,1 other, and tions install special appara­ In a previous article (Sep- However, much pesticide ply very fast indeed. released by man and his llve­ others depend on us. tus to help clean the gases , tember 29, 1989) I wrote about gets into the air people breath We call this process by stock into the atmosphere, Now let's cbange the words coming out. ozone and expiained how, high and irito the soil and ground~ which water is enriched .m:. including vehicle exhaust ' a bit: "No country is an is­ . However, 'on a world wide in the atmosphere, it pro­ water as weJ.i as opt9 the ~ trophjcatiop. from the Greek • gases and other pollutants. land t~ itself. each country is basis, much sulphur dioxide tects us by stopping much of pests! :':0."- work "eutrophos" which, 'You migh think that all a piece of, tile continent, a is still escaping into the at- the dangerous ultra violet light From . gro~ntlwater ;pe~ti_­ meanse "enrichment". this is 'very sad, but it ,does part of the world." !Jl osp~ere). . . from reaching tlJ,e e~th. cides can< get into h,l}m~ The green algae live near not really concern Namibia. Pollution and other envi­ The exhuust fumes from' " However, ozone'is actually, 'tirinkipg 'water" and :cause the surface and soon spread Unfortunately it does. ronmental problems affect fi: vehicles (cars, buses, lor.rtes) close~' at hand; a poisonous serious Hhtess. It,is e~tl.mattld to cover the lake completely. If the atmosphere of the ~ countrJ in the world. contain gases made of nitro­ gas, and if its concentration that between'4OOJ)OO mid 'two This stops sunlight getting to ':whole world gets warmer and People in all countries need gen and oxygen -oxides of increases it will kill plants. million'Pesticid~s poisoid'ngs plants that grow deeper down, alters climate, our climate to take pollution very seri­ nitrogen. In the atmosphere Now in the lower atmosphere occur in the world each year . so these plants die. might change too. ously and do all they can to these are converted into ni­ ozone is made by the reac­ with between 3 000 and 20 Also the green algae gr.ow In fact there is evidence to reduce it. . tric acid (power stations also . tion of sunlight with hydro­ -000 people dying - mainly in so quickly'that animals can­ produce nitrogen oxides). carbon gases and nitrogen the developing countries. not eat it all, so much of it Together, sulphuric and ni­ . oxides, both of which are In the USA, ordinary rou­ dies and sinks to the bottom. tric acids make rain water found in vehicle exhausts tine agricultural use of pesti­ Now we have much dead very acid - we speak of acid (hydrocarbons are substances cides has contaminated plant material and the bacte­ rain - in some places rain is a containing carbon and hydro­ ground water in about thirty ria (decomposers) get' to work, thousand times more acid than gen). ditTerent states. . . and decompose this dead it was a few hundred years . As more cars are used Fertilizers are another materiaL ago. around the world, danger­ cause of pollution. One of Having plenty of food, these This acid rain, a l~ ng with ously high concentrations of these in ni!I:i!k and this can populations of bacteria ex­ ozone (st!e below) kills trees. ozone have been produced in also get into ground water pand rapidly. Unfortu.nately, It gets into the soil making some places. and drinking water. the bacteria use up oxygen the soil acid. Thfs interfer es Vehicle ex..1taust gases also This is sometimes changed when they carry out decom- THE NAMIBIAN Friday Jul¥ 19 1~91 ~1

BEHIND THE NEWS Angola's long, slow . BANGKOK, Thailand: A couple shunned by their neighbours' because the woman tested positive for the AIDS virus took poison', and died in ~ach other1s an)1S, a Thai newspaper reported this week. road to prosperity The bodies of ChoengchaiXetnoi, 18, and his w ife, Ah-rom,' , 21, were found in their room in Kancaaburi rovince :he morningi after their July 7 suicides, The Nation said. LUANDA: On a sandy island Unita, signed peace accords most province of Moxico, were 1,9 million ~le facing famine The report said Choengchai, a company worker Ol ~ a 80 dollars across Luanda Bay, beach res­ on 31, the tWo sides have been long cut off by the war. after a four-year drought in monthly salary, was married in March to Ah-rom, wl:o worked as taurants are full and music from working together to remove The, combined efforts of much of the country and the a prostitute in a restaurant. Two months later, Ah-ro:n suffered a nightclubs wafts out over the mines around the country. govenunent and rebel troops wartime disruption of agricul- broken hip in a fall from a bus and a blood check be fore surgery , still waters of the South Atlan­ The task is enormous and have now opened a 260-km ture and transport. showed she had been infected with the AIDS virus. Word of her tic. the mines under the southern road north to Sanrimo, the main ' 'One ofthe majorproblems disease spread quickly, The.Nation said. After 30 years of almost African nation's roads, fields town of Lunda Sul province. ' of implementing the special A 9.-year-Qld boy who lived in a grocery store next to Ch­ unbroken warfare, Angolans , and bush continue to claim But the demining process programme was that the two oengchai's house later said, "Everybody knows that (Choengchai' s) are finally' enjoying the first victims daily. has yetto move off the roads to sides were not able to sit down wife has AIDS. Dad ordered me to stay away from him." weeks of peace. But not every­ Half a million mines are the adjacent fields. The short, together," said Otto Essien, A food shop refused to let Choep.gchai use its bowls or spoons; one can join the daIicing. thought to have been laid dur- dull boom of exploding mines coordinator of the UN Devel- he took the food back in plastic bags to his wife, still recuperating' Beneath the palms lining ing the 16-year civil war. still shatters the Unclistomary opment Program in Luanda. at home from her hip injury. Choengchai' s friends stayed away,' Luanda' s waterfront, young "You have to remember that calm of Luena's nights: "Now, with the signing of and threw out all the tableware they used t6 share yoss, N!fand Prasongsarnrit:v.:as alonl! in showing knee. War IT 50 years later," said ,t\ti>aved roads, and the clearing good co-operation." some sympathy. He'still allowed the couple to live in a room in International aid officials Colonel Pedro Sebastiao from !.) of mines since the truce has " Essien is hoping to extend his house and tried to explaio. to people that AIDS CanD.ot be believe Angola ~ the world's the government's elite para- greatly assisted the supply of ~. the aid -programme to h,elp , spread through casual contact. highest proportion of ampu­ chute regiment. "Now think international aid to ,isolated 4evelop Angola's ~ttered "A woman living near my house complained that AIDS could tees. The govenunent estimates how long it will take here." areas. , economy. "', be spread to her dogs and cats if they ate food leftovers the couple . there are 80 000 ,soldiers and The close co-operation be- , Starvation, another serious He also' wants to provide dumped;" Niran

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