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Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No.241 Nose bite 'attack' ends in hail of shots from AK-4 7

CHRISTOF MALETSKY

A MEMBER oflhe Namibia Defe nce Force who shot aad killed a fellow soldier with an AK·47 after the man allegedly bit him Ob tbe nose was on Friday sentenced to an effective 15 years in jail. Sacky Ipinge (43) ori ginall y picadcd guilty to the chargecf shooting and killing Thomas Sakeus at the Nepara base in Kavango on June 7 lasl year. How· ever. when his statement was read oul in coun Ipinge could not agree with a section which slated that he knew that he cowd kill Sakeus when he slaned firing shots. The coon lIlcn entered a plea of not guilty. According 10 Ipinge. they were at a cuca shop when Sakeus al legedly "started making trouble and bil me on the nosc", He ..... ent 10 the military sick bay to receive treat­ ment. Sakeus followed him and confronted him when he left again.

To page 2 Savimbi's 'peace offer' dismissed' DUNE ACTION _. During his short visit to Walvis Hay OD Thursday German Minister of Economic CcroperatioD and Development Carl· Dieter Spranger (right) took up the t hallenge of scaling Dune 7 near the port town. With him are Go,,"ernor of Erongo Region, Asser Kapere (left), LlSHON : AngoLan General HiginoCarneirosaid supervise the security the weekend that gOY' and MiDmer of Aviculture, Water aDd Rural Development, Anton von over the weekend th .. t an annountement by and repatriati on of some ernment forces retook Wietersbeim. Photo: Cbris Ndivanga Unita ~der Jonas Savimbi Ob plans to propose 50 Portuguese nationals the town of Cuvelai in ------1 a ceaserlre for the war·lorn country was a ploy. trapped in Kuito, the southern Cunene prov­ Cameiro. the Angolan The Portuguese presi- main city in the Angolan ince early last week. military government's dency announced on Fri­ province of Bie which The Angolan Military Sizzling strike stopped negotiator in the last day that Savimbi had has been under Unita High Command has also peace talks in Abidjan. said he was planning to siege for eight months. announced that Unita said in an interview with propose a ceasefire in Cameiro added that killed the commander of workforce from going on strike, the private Lisbon radio Angola for which the the government would government troops in CHRISTOF MALETSKY "They are already paying the out­ TSF: "It's an attempt to United Nations could set oniyundertakenewlaJks Kuilo on Thursday. only standing increases for the month of try to prevent the next the date. if both sides agreed 10 hours after he was pro­ THE Namibia WbolesaleaDd Retail August and we felt we could now give meeting of the (UN) Se- Savimbi said in a tel­ respect the tenns of a moted to GeneraL Gen­ Worker's Union (NAWRWU) them some time to settle the amounts curity Council" sched- ephone call with Portu­ peace treaty signed in eral Alfredo Kusswnua maDaged to avert a strike at outslanding for July," Yon told The uied for September 15, guese President Mario Portugal in 1991 as well was killed by greandes Kentucky Fried Chicken in Namibian. Theconfrontationbetween which could act against Soares that he would put as the resuh of legisla­ thrown by troops belong­ Windboek at the end of last week the union and Kentucky Fried Chicken Unita. the proposal to UN Sec· tive elections in Septem­ ing 10 Unita. wheD the managemenl agreed 10 was caused by delays in implement­ He added that the pro- retary General Boutros ber 1992 and the Secu­ * The Angolan gov­ backdate wage increases to July. ing a 19 per cent increase for the posal did not mean that Boutros-Ghali Friday, rity Council resolutions. ernment announced on According to NA WRU President workers which had been agreed to in Savimbi's National Un· the president said in a Meanwhile armed Saturday ithad approved Aloysius Yon, management had con· July. Yon also said the Wlion was ion for the Total fide· statement Friday. forces spokesman Briga· sweeping emergency finned that the increases would be negotiating possible new·wage agree- pendence of Angola was Savimbi also told dier General Jose paid in time to prevent the entire To page 1 willingtoholdnewtallcs. Soares that Unita would Manuel "Jota" said over To page 1 2 Monday September 6 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Namibian wins We talk to American/Swiss the nation competition

THE ON LV branch of American Swissjewellery in Namibia, housed in Windhoek'slndependence A venue, has oulcompeled 149 shops in South Advertise to our AFrica. One of its regular customers. Auguslinus Kangootui. won R IO{)(x) in a 'best customer' lucky constituency draw competio n. KangoOlui is a driver with FP du Toil transpon company. Kangoolui. who said he couldn't believe he had won the pri7.c. said he h3d been a regular customer for live years. During the IwO weeks in which the competition was run. he bought a gold watch for R I 500 and a gold ring for R500, .' My whole family wears American Swiss jewel· News for Now lery" , a beaming Kangootui said. .The paper of the people company Weather Forecast

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NDAWU moves to Court reserves judgement in empower Namibia's : key Skeleton Coast hearing domestic workers FRANNA KAVARI

CHRISTOF MALETSKY havebecndccidcdbythc aforegoingauacksonlhe sure.andthru costsshould THE Namibian Domestic Workers Union Cabinet. way ilexerciscd its pow- be awarded against the (NDA WU) has vowed 10 fight apathy among They funher submit- ersare nOl sUSt:J.ined. lhcn applicant ", JUDGEMENT in the highly pub licised Skel­ led that the infonnation i,isconlcndcdfurthcrnnd The coun challenge domestic workers by launching an intensive eton Coast tender case was postponed on presented in Olympia in any event. Iha! the was (ought agai nst a educational campaign country wide aimed at FridayJn a key court bid, Namibian com­ Rciscn's tcnder and as- , Board fa iled duly 10 ap-. background of wide- empoweringsome'ofthemostexploited work­ pany Skeleton Coast Safaris is challenging a soc iated documentation ply its mind and acl rea· spread concern. both in ers in Namibia. controversial Tender Board decision to award was materially mislead- sonably, and in panicu- Na mibiaandintemation- At a special congress held in Katutura over the exclusive tourism rights for the park to Ger­ ing. lar to act in accord1nce ally. over the future of weekend. NDAWU wen! ahead wi th elections of man company Olympia Reisen. " It is a proposal made withthelenetsoftheslat- the ecologicall y frogile officebcarersalthoughaquorum of40-80voterswas to a lay board, and the ute in the decision-mak- park. onc of the last wil- not present as stipulated in their constitution. Argumentswere heard pia Reisen had noexten- qucstionineachinstance. ing evidenced in its own derness areas in th e Sara NambahuwlSre-electedasgcncralsecrctary. in the High Court by sive knowledge of "the must. .. behow lhatboord documentact,"lheycon- world, I1 has also been Hileni 1I0nga as chairperson and Naomi Elia a... Judges Theo Frank and ecologically fragile wil- would reasonabl y under- cluded. marked by personal trng- national secretary. Nic Han nah who on Fri- dcmcss area, one of the stand the informationpul In response, Olympia cdy. Skeleton Coast Sa- The congress also elected Selma Ndjendjera as day indicated that they stipul:lIions of the len- to it. The proposal is nO( Reisen asked the High fari's Louw Sc hoeman. deputy chairperson. Festus Wanailonga as treasurer would need some time to der. to be read as if (it was) Court to dismiss the ap- who opened up the area and Constancia Engelbrecht as deput y treasurer. consider the evidence Further, they ques- some statutory provi- peal. arguing that the and pioneered eco-tour- The first congress held in June this yearaJso fail ed ocfore them. tioned the right of the sion," Skeleton Coast Namibian company had ism there. unexpectedly 10 hold elections because of th e low turn-out of Skeleton Coast Safa- Tender Board to make Safaris said. no right to lake the mat- died from :J. heart allack members. Nambahu atLribuled Ihis apathy 10 "alac};: ris.instrumental in open- thedecision. which ironi- "If Ihi s Honourable ter to coun and that the not long after the Tender of understanding of trade union issues" by the inguplheuniqucare3 to cally had been opposed Counholds lhat Namibia tender award had been Board decision. members, visitors from around the by the Ministry of Wild- Tender Board is the cor- legal. The German corn- Jeremy Gauntlctt (SC) In order 10 alleviate the problem. the congress world more than a dec- life, Conservation and rect body to control ac- pany also submitted Ihal andReinhardTOlemcyer reselted to launch intensive educational campnings ade ago, urged the court Tourism. cess to and activities what it descriocd as the appeared for Skeleton countrywide to empower domestic workers. to set aside or re view the Skeleton Coast Safaris within a na ti ona] park. "entire unwarranted at- Coast Safaris and PS The meeting noted that circulation of relevant Tender Board'sdecision. argued that IheBoard had and 10 do so moreover in tack" upon their direclor Hodes (SC) and Dave inronnation was lacking amongst Namibian domes- The Namibian corn- acted outside of its right termsoftheTenderBoard and attorney is "deserv- Smutsacted for Olympia tic workers, and stressed lhat the workers should pany argued that Olym- in a maller that should regulations. and the ing of the strictest cen- Reisen. keep abreast of changes which affected their Ji ves. By their absence from the union 's meetings and ~======::::;r======:::;i classes. domestic workers became their own worst enemy. R;ght: CELEBRITY The congress noted Ihat most of the employees VIEW .. , Gloria took advantage of workers lack of knowledge by Arendz (righl), employing casuaJ workers on a long term basis in frequently voted order to avoid benefits which pennanent domestic South Africa's best­ workers are entitled to receive. It was resolved to dressed woman, and d~ ubl: ~a y for ca~uall il..~~~£lS ..'W te!- • M-Net's Doreeo • Morris (krt). well f;~~~~;g~;il~~\ sdm~ 'ti;1i~, Ihe chairperson of known in Namibia, t i 1I0nga said times were hard and caught swapping many workers has lost thcir jobs but warned thallhe very private views at union needed co-oper.uion and support from mem­ the Miss Namibu. ocrs in order to dcliver the goods. 1993 gala on Friday Thecongress approved a model of an employment night. Glorill was contract for domestic workers and employers. one of the j udges, NDA WU will witness the signing of the contract and while Doreen was co­ retain a copy of the contract for record purposes. presenter of the The conrract will also guarantee that monthly evening along with a membership fees of NDAWU members could be fo rme.r Miss Na­ channelled 10 NDA WU by the employers. mibia, Michelle According to the new Labour Act. if a member was McLean. Photo­ nOI up-to·da te with hcr membership fee. she wouJ d graph: Christo( cease to be a member of the union. MaltlSky r Lost-and Found

A WALLET containing the 10 and other personal Fighting illiteracy effects ofOouglas Bemad Bock was found in Wind­ Capital hosts major hoek at the end of last week and has been handed in THE National Literacy great for Government to at The Namibian. Could MrBock call at our offices. Progranune in Namibia tackle alone. 42 John Meinen Street. to collect the wallet (NLPN), which kicked off rr.~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ summit on farming with only 15000 learners in 1992. will have 35 000 THE NAMIBtAN ECONOMIC POUCY RESEARCH UNIT 11 is sponsored byOxIam Canada and participants by October. JOSEF MOTINGA has been organised by the Namibia This is due to increased participation by the Gov­ National Farmers' Union (NNFU). T HE land question in southern ernment, according to the NNFU Vice-President Hudson Africa and the role or govern­ latest progress repon on N'embongi told the press that the con­ literacy, released last week ments in agricultural develop­ ference would start with a briefing on m ent will feature in discussions to mark the opening of Lit- the state of organised agriculture in a t an important international con­ eracy Week which runs Namibia. until September 8. ference on small fanning which Topics 10 be discussed include prob­ The report noted that 2 st arts in W indhoek today_ lems offood security: management and 000 litcracypromotCTS will We proudly welcome the decision taken by SADC The summ it will end on September administration of farmers' organisa­ have been trained by Oc­ and congratulate our Trustee ' 14. About 80 delegates from Southern tions. and the involvement of these in tober, while the drop-out Africa Development Community agricuhural developmenl projects: rate of learners has The Honourable Del?uty Minister Dr Kaire Mbueode (SADC). and Preferential Trade Area motivating farmers for self-help and dropped. 100nly2 percent. on his appointment as the new SADC General Secretary, (PTA) countries will deliberate on Under Secretary for community projects: the impacl of ag­ We wish you all the best for your forthcoming duties, smaJl-holder farm ers' organisations. ri culture on the ecology: and the in­ Adult and Non-formal The gathering is aimed at giving volvcment and plight of women in ag­ Education, Justin Ellis, said the campaign 10 in- suppon, information. and experience ri culture. volve non-governmental 10 new and emerging farm ers' organi­ After the conference delegates win institutions and individu- sations. and at linking them to other visit agricultural projccls in the north­ als in lhe was Afri can countries. ern areas. 4 Monday September 6 1993 •

FOllOW THE PRIME MINISTER 'S EXCAMPlE AND BECOME A LITERACY PROMOTER IN THE SER VICE OF OUR COUNTRY EACH ONETEACH ONEI TheR1 Hen Prim e MinisTe r, MI Hoge Gengob. hosvok.nleEKed IOp9rsonatyhelp anathe!' Nomb lon become "eroI8. He wll do If In his '$pOFellms ', ln this spirit the National Ule,ocy Progromme In Namibia Inyltes you tOhepO membel of yCll.W lomly. or Q lIIend oremployee 10 lead. write and d o o rlttvnellc. The basic lIterocy course (s'oga 1) con be completed In about Q veer, I! 'fOU maellhree Ilmalo week. On recelpl cA your reglstrotlon torm you wl be senl Ifee or c horge the g\JIdelnes and books which ore needed 10 help someone else become marate. Your learner wl be lnVIled IOf testing 0 year "om now, and we lOok forward 10 g lYng Mm or her 0 Nlerocy certrlco lel , ... complete" legllllaIIort fcIfm to becorM a one·to.one ut.rocy Promoter 1. Which one ollhe l ollowlng languages do you hove In common with your prospecf1Ve learner? (Please indicate In the boX)

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high. The DAX index broad SPI was 12.24 points on last Friday. ended 0.46 poinls lower points lower al provi· SYDNEY - Australian Economic Indicators Market round-up al 1.925. 16. Thi s was sional 1.545.71 down shares continued th eir 20.56 points up on lasl 21.41 from laSI week. downward run . hit by th e Fr Klay's quotations ror unit trust runds: Here is how major stock markets outside the Friday_ TOKYO· Stocks endcd slide in the Australian FUND NAME BUY SELL YIE!JYiL United States ended on Friday: PARIS· Conso lidation fi rmer. and the Nikkei dollar, bullion prices and of the bourse's recent average closed up 133.01 oITshore markets. ThcAll ABSA:GE 147.60 138.08 5.23 LON DON • Book lasl Friday. gains look ho ld and points or 0.63 percent at Ordinarics index closed Indu strial 130,05 121.66 4,16 squarin g. weakness in FRANKFURT· Ger· French sha res ended 2 1.1 16.21. sctling a new 16.4 points down at Income 103.18 101.79 FTSE futures and nerv· man shares ended a vola· BOE: " sharpl y lower. Dealers closing high for 1993. 1.952.0. This was 3.4 Growth 168,36 157,3 1 2,74 ousness ahcad of next til e session barely say the move could con· Acti ve buying by foreign points up on last Friday. week 's batch of corpo- changed from Thursday Pw ple's Income 102,65 101,56 tinue next week as opera­ investors encouragcd do-. JOHANNESBURG - Co mmuni ty Growth " ratcresuhssaw the FfSE after new orders failed to tors lock in profits. The mest ic in vestors and in· South African goldshares Fund 112.14 105.71 11 .08 100 index close 15 .3 cmergc tosustainancarly CAC-40 index ended dividua l shares wi lh finished sharply lower COMMERCIAL UNION: points down al 3,057 .3 rise inlhe DAXlO wilhin down 29.03, al 2.156.09 themes rallied. This was aeross the board on Fri· Growth 128.43 11 9,90 3.46 down 43.3 from a fcw of its 1993 a drop of 27.79 on last 324 .53 points up on last COMPOSITE: day despite a slight im· Index Fund 92,85 86.83 week. Friday, provement in the price of FEDUI'E: " ZURICH • Profit lak· HONGKONG · Stocks gold after Thursday's IIlAIN f OH CAR]] liS 1+111 1 PIIY' Fedgro GE 133,56 124,71 4,5 1 I ing • which started in retain ed their modesl overnight plunge. The GUARDBANK: '. __ 'R(f ______. .... bank shares and then gainsatlheclosc wi th the gold index 10SI77 points Growth 2758,18 2564.38 4,34 ... c.-.~ .. ____ ..... "" _ ..... E.... Re50 Uft:eS 163,29 4,83 __..... SI--,. __"" __ . _ spread 10 other sectors - key index finishingabove 10 1.645 down 69 poinls 151.93 ..... ,-. pushed the Zurich bourse the 7.500 level despite on last Friday. while in· Industrial 134.66 126.D9 4,SO _ ..... _ , ...... _-,-- C-O' .. _~'QOIo ..... ---__011 __ 01011_ ...... _ Income 120,89 11 9.62 12.85 lower. Chemicals. which profiHaking. The blue dustrirus lost 21 points 10 lGIUFE: were finn in the fi rst half ehi p Hang Seng index 4,599. The ovcrn ll index OE 135.09 126.36 3,21 Oflhc session. also came rose 18.68 poin ts, orO.25 10sI 53 points 10 3.957 METBOARD: under press ureas the dol- percent, 10 fin ish the week do\\ n 60 points on last MctrundGE 208,62 196,00 3,63 , 10 weaken. The at 7.5 12.13, 89.15 week. Income 11 3,69 11 2.50 12,03 Jo.tETROPOLITAN; MClli re GE 121.17 113.19 6.02 MOMENTUM: GE 265,69 249,17 3,71 NBS: SADe hears call for llaU marl: 969.65 905,54 4,37 NORW ICU: GE 403.59 376.91 3,22 OLD MU'IUAL: Investors 2862.67 2668,97 3,61 peace and stability Growth 236.5 1 220.43 Top Compa.nies 265.82 247.79 3.5" 1 Industrial 380,43 354.32 3,45 MBABANE: Swazi land King 10 reply. Mozambique pre s id ~ n t Mini ng 304,1 1 283.21 3,15 Mswati m yesterday urged for Joaquim Chissano said the ceasefire Go ld 156.28 145,66 3,25 FREE peace and stability in Southern betweeo his government and Renamo Inco me 111 .99 110,78 12.91 troops was holding. SAGE:GE 2556,42 2384.11 3,5 1 STAY COOL Africa 10 bolslerlhe region'seco­ Reso urces 124.18 115.91 4,3 1 nomic fortunes. Following his meeting with rebel SANLAM: GE 1675,04 1567.48 3,33 ON THE Opening Ibe Soulbem African De- leader Alfo DSO Dhlakamaover the past I.dox 1313.15 1229.35 3.93 ROAD THIS velopmen. Community (SADC)heads 10 days, Chissano said democratic Pri me Growth 470.98 440,67 4.77 change in Mozambique was "irrevers. Ind ustrial 1042,92 976,n 3.65 HOLIDAY of state annual summit outside Mining 280,38 262.26 4.77 Mbabane, King Mswati said oatioo.al ible". He looked forward to democratic Income 105.00 103,38 POp in for a turbulence would seriously hann the SOlITHERN: GE 215.66 201.90 3."'57 South Africa's inclusion withio the freQ cno!·r. n developing economies of all regional Mining 143.58 134,61 3.63 l 3.41 ..... , .. ..;:r. , ,h"',,,"') n. I __ .. o. t.,O" ., " plJf1;., ;...... I., .. ". '":l '1, ~,7,6 1."",· kl,{,5 '1~ r,,,T ~ l 't:~~;~~i;~ i ~ Income " .. ~ .... ~ -~. 547;112"- 3 , 8 system _. - i'The fo r huge ~c';;n'ortl(e' , " I STANDARD BANK: "' " check-up growth is undoubtedly at our doorstep. g:: ~:;~~;:!a!a statement on behalf OE 1243.24 1168,47 5,69 but we will not realise that full poten· Income 94.54 93,56 11 .52 tial while our people suffer from insta. South Afri ca's liberation movements, Gold 218.71 205,70 3.94 TEl 217423 · FAX: 217443 bility and uncertainty." Sisulu said the SADe was a vital organ Ind ustri al 111.02 104 .55 8.24 for- the economic transformation of the 111 ,34 4,48 The ongoing war in Angola held Intemalional 104. 13 region. SYl~ : A division of Filter Systems Growth 309,44 289,40 4,42 He said South Africa would not seek and Services =;i~:eSo~~:.2~:.~sd~c;:~ I ~~:~ TnJ slce 121.37 113,47 4,19 sition needed to be accelerated. to dominate regional economic affairs Income r 11 .29 11 0.18 12.53 Gill 1134.5 1 11 23.17 11 ,72 67 Newcastle Stre et King Mswati expressed concern at ~~t:~~!!:C: ~:::~~~~P: South Africa' s continuing violence and UAL: GE 2254.06 21t 6.64 4.97 Northern Industrial Area velopment. Mining 376.89 352.35 3,70 Windhoek the non·panicipationofsomepoliticru "We have the possibility of trans· Seleclc:d 1998,06 1868.99 3,44 Gilt 1260.27 1247,67 12.25 "Empty chairs al the negotiating 1066,94 r~~~~~~~~~~~~~::l groups in constitutional talks. intfonno ai nrgegio then reg of ipeaon ocef .S douthemocracy em Afri andca Managed 11 31,74 1.23 table will mean an incomplete solu· nrosperity". _ Sapa • MlIll lncomc 1029.64 1019,35 "' E A and (uture 01" a new South r'------i Gold price FISHERIE-S' u :1<") l"AIHca"wili in doub~" i Ibh' , ,It, - """,,", CO. ~TYJ LTO There was no doubt Ibe future Malawi strike London Ifternoon gold ruing on Friday: 36180 dollars an ETOSHA FISHERIES BURSARY FUND SADC hinged on a successfuJ new ou nce compared wi th 363,70 11 lbe morning fixing, and 369.25 lI the Thursday afternoon fixing. Etosha Flshertes HoIcHna Company (Pty) South Africa, he said. ' Od ft' ht Ltd lnvltedaHprospec:tI_ltucS..tlforl"4 "Our community appreciates tbe groun S 19 s DoUar/rand to appty now fo .. . bu...... , for one of the valuable role to be played by the re- foUowna courses: gioo'smost powerful country, and we HARARE: Malawi's president Kamuzu Commemll rand • ~ ti onal CertifICate for Mech&n lcal Training offer our full support and encourage- Banda yesterday ordered air traffic con· Friday's opening Friday's closing 3.3780/95 3.3gSO{6S (N I . N6) ment towards the establishment of trollers from the army to assisl withduties • Nati onal Certificate for Electrical T rainin, (N I Financial mld • N6) peace and stability, for the benefit of at tbecountry's two intCmational airports 4.76/4,77 4.75/4.76 • Natl onal Diploma for Acountlng us all." as a nationwide stri ke by most of MaJa· wi 's 105 000 civil servants entered its ~ euslfteu Computing CoU"e I The heads of state swrunit is being Moaey market fourth day. • 8 Se Degree In Marine BloloO' attended by Afiican Natiooa1 Con- 90 day liquid BA rate: TheEtoshaFlsher1es BursaryFundprovldes gress deputy president Walter Sisulu According to a despatch received here 11,80 II,gO for the folowlna: and Pan African.ist Congresspresident from the government-run Malawi News • Registraiton Fee (mnd on subm issio n of offiteial Agency (MANA). Banda, who is the reu:lpt) Clarence Makwetu. They were seated Oil price anny's commandcr·in-<:hief. said the • Full Technlkon I Universi ty Fees alongside the presidents of Zambia, Crude oil prices in dollars per bam::11l 1600 GMT Friday: army personnel will stand in for as longas • Full TEch niko n I UnIYenity Fee1 Tanzanja. Botswana, Mozambique. Sc: pt 3 Sept 2 (close) lhe civil avaialion staff rema in on strike. • Full Accommodation and Meal Fees Namibia and Zimbabwe as we ll as the Dated Brent (prompt ) 16,32 16,50 The Kam uzu International Airport in • A per"lonal allowance of R 100 per month Angolan foreign minister,King Mswati Londo n lPE Li longwe and lhe Chileka airport in Brent futures (Oc'!) 16,56 t6.68 and senior government ministers fro m Blantyre were closed last week in a strike New York Ught The 1'"'00" of d-.. bu rury 10 .ubjec:t to ~n conditio.. Lesotho and Malawi. for higher wages and belter working con· Cl1lde futures (Oct) 17.72 17,97 a. '

LAGOS: Pro-democracy groups here called CD chairn13n Beko Ransome-Kuti told a news con­ yester day on the Inter im National Govern­ ference. m ent (ING) to resign by October I and hand Rallics. demonstrations and marches would be over power to t he presumed winner of J une's staged to demand Shonekan's n.. s ignation and the presidential election. inauguration of a "peoplc's governmcnt", based on TheCampaign for Dcmocrncy(CD). which groups the results of the Ju ne election. said Ransome-Kmi. pro-democracy and human ri ghts organ isations. said Abiola. candidate of the progressive Social it would intcnsify its programme of "civil disobedi­ Dcmocmctic Party (SDP), is cWTCntl y abroad to ence and mass action" across the country unlilthe drum up international suppon for his claimed vie- ING, head by Ernest Shonekan. handed power to 10<)'. Moshood Abiob. Present at the press conference were lawyers Gani Thesouthem Moslem mill ionaire businessman is Fawehinmi anJ Fcmi Fnlana. human ri ghts activists widcly credited with having won the June 12 poll. relcased by Shonckan last week along with Ransome­ annulled by fonner military junta leader General Kuti in an apparent goodwill gesture to the opposi­ Ibrahim Bab.1ngida due to alleged irregularities. lion. The proposed "people's govemment" would be The October I dale was chosen because of its broad-based. comprising representatives of labour symbolic significance: Nigeria. a fonner British organisa ti ons. professionals, farmers. students and colony, gained its independence on October I. 1960. youths, said Ransome·Kuti. - Sapa-AFP RIO DE JANEIRO: A Military Police captain was WORLD BR mFS arrested on Saturday and accused of ordering the mas­ sacre of 21 peoplc in a shantytown in western Rio. police said. Aideed gunmen kill nine A lower-ranking officer was also arrested. police said. ARABS TOGETHER .. , PLO ~ader Yasstr Arafrat (~ ft ) is embraced by MOGADISHU: Gunmen loyal to warlord Mobamed Authorities announced the arrests of five low-ranking Moroc:co's King Hassau n astbetwoleadersmeliuCasablaacafortalks1ast police officers on Friday. Thursday. Pboto: Rea.er vii Nampa. Farah Aideed killed seven Nigerian UN troops arvJ wounded nine yesterday in Mogadishu in an auock that The arrests were the rU'St since masked gunmen armed fi;;~~~;;;;';;;;;'';;:;';;;;;~::::::======:;; provoked a row between Nigerian and Italian contin· inw;lhassauluifles~onncdIheV;garioGerals"',ytOwn western Rio before dawn AugUSl30 and fataUy shot IGulf states warm to PLO deall gents in the UN force . 21 people. many of them in their beds. Residents said betwteen 20 arvJ 30 Somalis were also killed but reponers who visited the scene said they saw RIYADH: Oil-rich Gulf Ar a b Gulfstatcs8reconcemodlheaccord. only seven Nigerian bodies. Sttipped of their uniforms Rivals find agreement states moved here yesterday to- maysaddlethem wilh 600000Palestin· and equipment by their attackers. ward suppor ting a PLO-Israeli ians as permanent residents because il UN officials said one Nigerian soldier was missing MAPUTO: Mozambique's president and the opposi­ after the at\4'Ck, \V~icb took place in the early morn.i,og .. t qQ.q...ls!l#ez;.f~:Y I ~n~.an.atN~on Friday on accord, a decision .. whith coulll .. lP, ak,~ no PfJYJ$iJlOi,{Qr'~ mfiie; at Checkpoint Pasta. a nashpointin sOUlll Mogadishu at ways to speed the country's peace process though the lead to crucial financial backing rerugees when Israel was founded in the hean oftcrrilory controlled by Aideed loyalists. final document has no timctable, leaving space formore (or Palestinian autonomy. 1948. a GCC o£ficial said earlier. such delays which have blocked progress for IOmonths Foreign ministers of the six Gulf GCC chainnan Fabem al·Qassimi Cooperation Council (GCC) states said in an opening speech that he hoped Fundamentalists slam PLO ~~sition Mozambique National Resistance overcame doubts and began to draft a to sce the "latest developments in the (Renamo) had initially demanded autonomy in areas it CAIRO: Two Egyptian Muslim fu ndamentalistgroups sta tement of support following prod- peace pnx:ess lead to the attainment of controlled during its 16-year war against the gO\'em, ding by Washington. the key sponsor all Arab and Palesti nian rights." yesterday denounced the Palestinian self-ru le accord menl. but thc document signed Friday stales that the of the Middle East peace talks. a GCC TheonlymeanstoretovertheserighlS and accused the PLO of surrendering to Israel. government will now appoint three Renamo advisors to "We denounce this agreement which crases the history each of the 10 provincial governors. source said. as weU as occupied Arab land was to of struggle and the blood of manyrs spillcd to libcralc Saudi Arabia. Kuwait. the Unitcd take a united Arab stand. he said. Jerusalem." al..Qamaa a1·lslamyia, or Islamic Group. Arab Emirates (UAE). Qalar, Bahrain Diplomats said GCC approval of the said in a statement from Assiul. In Cairo, the moderale Amnesty acts on E Timor and Oman would release the statemcnt accord was crucial for the Palestine Muslim Brotherhood accused the Palestine Liberation late Sunday or early Monday. said the LiberationOrganisationasilwaSCOUnl­ Organitation ofsurrendcring to the "Zionist enemy"by JAKARTA: Amnesty Intcrnational has called on au­ agreeing to the aulonom y plan which prev ides Palestin­ thorities to allow independent groups to visit captured source who requested anonymit y. ing on the Gulf states to provide an ian self-ruleinGazaand the West Bank town of Jericho. East Timorese pro- independence 1eader Xanana '''The United Stales made contact estimated lOO million dollan in finan· Gusmao as there are growing concerns for his health. with several Ati,b capillils iri ~ Gulf c iQJ.~ -- -;;-y A spokeswoman of the london-based human righ ts 10 urge them io adopt a poSition of dtitt2iit f£bh su rt ~ddl Rushdie defends Moslems gro upsaid the organization wouldcaJl forrum (Gusmao) support for the Israeli-Palestinian ac- East peace talks. cut off aid to the PLO to "have proper regular access to the ICRC (lntema­ cord." which calls for autonomy start- following ilS perceived support for Iraq PRAGUE: Author Salman Rushdie whose book "The tiona) Committee of Red Cross) and independent law­ ing in the Gaza Strip and West Banle after the 1990 invasion of Kuwait. _ Salanic Verses" has forced him to spend four years in yers. hiding from Moslem fundamentalists hil out aI the town of Jericho. he said, Sapa-AFP treatment of Bosnian Moslems during a three day seminar on racism and nationalism here, theCTK newg Kenyan MPS arreste, d . agency said yesterday. NP's 'friends' get the blame Rushdie. who was sentenced to death bythc late Iranian NAIROB I: Some 13 Kenyan opposition memben of leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1989 for writ· parliament have been arrested in Rift Valley province: NElSPRUIT: "Friends of the National with aiminals then th.at.gOVemmen1 is no ing the aJlegedly blasphemous book. said that "the only arvJ charged for trying to enter an area hit by ethnic Pany" wereresponsibleforthe killing of government atall.lhat. is whal ishappm­ ethnic group in former Yugoslavia working towards a clashes, Kenyan newspapers reponed on Saturday. innocent black people, African National ing." the: ANC leader char8ed. - Sapa state not founded on religion and based upon tolerance The 13 MPs from opposition FORD-Asili. FORD­ Congress president Nelson Mandela and pluralism is the Moslems." Kenya and Democratic Party were arrested Friday charged aI an election rally in K'aNgwane inside an hotel in Nakuru. 160 kms west of here. as they yesterday. Massacre blamed on cops were preparing to address journal islS before embaOOng "The NP is a polecat. it smells." on a fac t-finding tour of Molo South. Mandela said to applause from an enthusiatic crowd of more than 10 (XX) SYDNEY,_.u.. NZ plan toxic 'export' which pack:ed a soccer stadium at Msogwaha village...... flied KrIty ccatary.. ... AUCKLAND: A New Zeal3fldcompany is stOCkpiling Referring 10 a statement aI Ule wcck­ --_otV . - are ..ud ...... -.rd~ ... the deadly toxic waste pol ychlorinalCd bipbenyls (PeB) end by Law and Order Minister Hcrnus -poId.. _-...... , Kriel in wh ich the Ministcr wantoo to here in preparation for shipping it 10 France fordestruc­ calnliak ... 51 ..... 1If'Iddt; dtftr mow how many murders the ANC was tion. the Sunday Star newspaper reported yesterday. padf'ailtIwn .... INn pw. against the "Ye The New Zealand Dairy Group corporate affairs man­ responsible for in their nght by tilt Vif:toriu 10"..... AI lIO'II' 1nkatha Freedom Party. Mandela said: ager Creena Gibbons told the Sw they were collecting _onll • cooi ~"" _nuo. poaads. ~lfthey (NP government) think it is the up supplies of PCBs and stOCkpiling them in a secret Ma, Mc:8ric1e, "" aDd MaHe Bell. location in Auckland ahead of shipping them to France. ANC killing people, why arcn't they ar· 83, uvewrit1ea 10 1HCttn'ftt ~ lt r Envirorunental group Grocnpeace have condemned the resting (us)'? 0( VICMi*" delftaltding ttaf; iaitial ~ planned shipments noting that New Zealand has in the "1bcy have not arrested (any of us) Wllrd - plusrompowld ialerut. Thdr past condemned waste shipments to and through the because the people who an: kiUing ilU1Q­ spoIuo$aJand"edttK~I'$ "'yed A shanty town resident cries Pacific, eent people ... are the friends of the NP.H • by role .le flItdhac the .....,. over Ihe body of a shooling viclim kiHed by Mandela said, IJv.JItra .... wIto wu later ...... for masked gunmen onAug30. Photo: ReuterlNwnpa. • RtpOrls!rom A.PP, Sapo aM AP. "When a governmcnt startS working lIis.wcdl. ' ''''''~'''A?,. vn ...... 9• P.'l"".. -,:-t''' •:J " .1 ':'.,. I .... • I .1.... ;r;;;r~.-:r,'~.J: I(IA!,II"~ 5tT 8 Monday September 6 1993 THE NAMtBtAN

Skedelkusverhoor moet Ipinge vyftien jaar wag vir beslissing DIE beslissing in die veelbesproke tendersaak van Skeleton Coast Safaris teen die tenderraad en verskeie ander is verlede • Vrydag in die Hoerho(weerhou tot ' n lalere datum. Die saak hetsyoorspoog in die kontroversiele na'gevangenlS toekenning van 'n konlrak aan die Duil~ maatskappy Olympia Reisen om eksklusiewe ' n LID van die Namibiese weermag wat na In reaksie hierop. se bewus

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Ovakalimo vaKatutura ovo ve na ehalo muMweshipandeka lokuwedela ileokutungaomaumbo avo, paife otava dulu okulilandela eedopi muKatutura omauyelelc noye na wo ngenoomu na Ehangano nokupopitha Oshigongi kombiliha lela. OSWALD SHIVUTE MONGWEDIVA okupewa ompilo ya kale l y Aal o n g i s ikola shika. Oprojeka yokufoloma eedopi, oyo ya lolwa po yeshi okwiikongela yooprima. dhOoseko. Oministe li Angula komushamane Ruben Kakuiyu. olai mo nika Oseko yOpombanda ya Mweshipandeka ya n o k w ik o naako n e n a Iyaalongi yoshilongwa okwa li unene a gandja peembelewa doNUNW (eembelewa dovanailonga) nioga ngaa nee yIigongi iinene noya simana omauyelele yoyene. taya sho Science nosho luu, ondjundo kElunduluko popepi noMbaanga yaStandard muKatutura. omvula ndjika, oshoka opo rnwa zi dhilaadhila yoyene. omanga nee ndjokaencnc ndjoka laJi ningwa Pamushamanc Kakuiyu ,omunhuotaduluokuJanda Okongressa yAanaraalama omasiku ga ziko, Ko mbinga yOfulo ya Iyaaalongi Iyedhina mElon go moNamibia ecdopi daye. ngee ye mwe ne-ile---momukalo­ mo otamu ya natango ndjoka yEhangano gwcdhwa po tayi pcwa NA NT U tali ka la alihe. unenc IUU oku za wembeslelo. Omambestelo otaa dulu okuningwa lyAalongisikoia moNamibia NANTU, ya a:miilonga mEpangelo nokulonale la iinim3 momvula layi ya. pangodi. Onomola yongodi pelimbo loiJonga oyo: lamekele Omaandha ga ziko notayi hulu mboka haya Ion go y a a l o n g i si k ola " Kashi shi oshipu 63458 ove 10 pula Kak ui yu. Ngeenge okonima ongula yoneoa. klilopolwa yokuushayi, muukwaa luk e h e'·. okulundulula Elo ngo yoilonga 010 dulu okudcngcla kongodi 221494. O muprima Gcin gob Omuprima la lombwelc. ndjok:a twa adha Iya lulwa Ruben yaKakuiyu ota du lu yo oku ku lungila Okongessa ndjika. ya Unene IUU o).:wa t.i kulyaofulondjika Oshigongi osha li sha p 0 n do n d 0 eumbo la wapala inaku shi ya vali . Ngeenge owe shi Ii yi oa okukala ya ok waa l h i ke p a m we oya kwalela mo wo Isikilc niinakugwanithwa yokatongolongo, moka pumbwa. monafana hano naye kccnomola da cg ul ul wa pa mbelewa mElongo Iyaanona, naalongisikola. Ihe nee yasho. mewiliko Iya kehe omuhoko gu na IU mbulwa. kOm upri ma Hagc otashi eta uud higu opo oomboka ashikc ye na Am u s h a n ga n dja y i E Ion g0 I Yag wol ano 1,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; Geingob. oya egululilwe omulongi a longe nawa Oomalrika noomvul a Markus Ka mpungu. Omalongo 11 pchaJa lye ku Ngoloocya yo a:mona yi Bonge wo nd3lu dhelongo. moka Omupresidendc moshilongo". Ominisleli Ou na oupyakadi gwoshilopolwa sha nawa, KU lya nee ou li ashikc gwoNANTU late Angula la lombwele .La! ~d:mn- Oshana tale Sylvanus Ko mbin ga ooki1o ngapi okuz.a Redemptus Kamari a li a nokutsik,ila ko la li kUlya .womulele,muKawtura Vatuva ongulohi yEtiyali yokudh enga aaoona mondoolopa.Oloyipewa. (li"&l ek:unki.Jilo Ofhi~~ndo he sigJ Iya liko. la lesha mOosikola. Omuprima O muprima la kOma angano ngashi oompaka osfia ninga po oshipopiwa shcegululo okwa ti oshinima shika lombwele kUlya ngoka ge na sha nElongo, sha nale shomupondo Monafana diva na tate Jesaja Kaffo shoka sha ti sha nashi thclwe okalambo Omahangano ga elhcpo iinima mokwcela po peumbo lonomola 119 Wanaheda. longekidhwa Ihilu nomulongi oku na gOpailhano yOopolotikadhi iIi nodhi omalunduluko nolashi Opo u ning!! oshllaye, dengela meme kOmuprima. okukonga po omukalo gAalongisikola oga i1i. noga kale gi Isiki le noku ga eta. po lie late Kaffo konomola yongodi Omuprima olewa gumwc gwokuuvitha ko pumbiwa. hamolu ipyakidhila manga natango. 272230. DlmbulukWa: apa 010 yakulwa lombwela nee omunona. okupongolola ashike neyokomeho lyElongo Oministcli layi indile aaiongisikoia kutya Aalongi mboka inaya kwiinima yAal ongisikola moshitopolwa. nee kAaIongisikola ya nombili nomuiele otau moRlka EpangcJooli shi shikutya pita nawa. Omuprima la ihe wo noma kuninga Kakukulu kElongo. kale laya longele kumwc kombillha lela. aalongisikola oye oa ti. otaya ka pewa omakwalalhano Ominisleli nahas Angula mokweela po omaudhigu ogcndji. oa omadheulo giihwapoopo nEpangelo, okwa Ii a mbanduka ko omalunduluko ngaka. yo 'UNI OKUNA EKlA ...... , "" '1 otali kern badhala Ii ga ya vuJe okuya naanona " Tungeni ano mcendelelo okuz.a ishewe taya kcmbadhala PAMWE TAll KU kandulepo pam ukalo mcthimbo Iwa uka mo omahangano geni kOmbelewa ye opo yi ihumithe komeho TWAAlElE. NGEENGE SHIPAN GA OTA NYENGE omwaanawa nogwe Iyelunduluko melongo. gopailh • n 0 koWindhoek miilonga yawoyEhongo. NANGOlO, lONGIFA ONGUMI (CONDOM). uvalhano. Aanona oya pumbwa gaalongisikola. ngashi .. ., h '" I,. "".,

hala ko. OSWALD SHIVUTE MU MWESHIPANDEKA "Nalc omuniilonga oha pewa ashikc iihohcla mbika ngeJeoha loogo moshitopolwashokahal.-u ti oshiitopolwa Moshipopiwa she sheegululo pambelewa shiila. ihc ngashiingcyi shampa ashike to 10ngo pondje lyOkongresa yEhangano lyAalongisikola mo yOndoolopa ncnOl oto pewa iihohela mbika". Ompnma Namibia (NANTU) sha ningilwe mu la lombwele. Mweshipandeka oshiwike sha 'liko nosha li Pcthimbo a li wo shika. mwene sha leshwa kuNgoloneya yOshana''''ii{e gwOsh\kondo Sylvanus Vatuva, Omuprima Hage Geingob okwa H a indite Aalongisikola opo ya totepo elongo li kale li thikc pamwe adhihe. uuhangano uushona waalongisikola ondjundo, noshowo uunongo waamboka my a gandja nelalakano Iyokweenditha Etongo nawa elongo. Onkee nee, Oministcli Angula tayi lombwele. mOshilongo. omulongisikolakehcnauvekoeithanondikanokwiitula Ohango".Tale Thomas Kamari nomuholike waye Herberta Amusbila ova "Aa1ongisikola naya kuthe ko oongaku mol..'Ulota moshiIiopoelongolirulwepokatikukehcgumwelallya .vapuJililwe ohombo yavo mosbivike sha dja ko. Era DO ola fa ranekwa omahangano omashona ge na sha neithano lyaalongi. nce OmuIongisikola. omuvali oshowo Omunasikola. Pefimbo ovaUhomboli lava fiki ptumbo. ngashimOoprima.mbokahayalongoomwaaluncngeoScience ngcno Ehangano lyAaJongi mOOka haya longo r~OPO~~""UE'dhik~noonkondo. ~.C~UU~k~u~n~,w~e~-u~n~'ty~-~m~bo:k:a:w:. .:pu:m:b:;W:' f------O·------'------dh I --·- nosbo tuu, opo Yol vule okupongolola iilonga yawo mby.k. >ay. I.ngo nosh. mu .kukandul .p' shok. osemloa aa oogl omaupyakadhi ngoka taye ga adha taye srn oingi ano na a uukwnwe. pamukalo gwokukalelwapo komahangano gawo'·. dha tameka ~ ..c I Omuprima ta lombwele. Omuprima okwa lombwela wo aalongisikoIa mbaka kutya. Eloogo olya taalelwa nee kclunduluko lya yaga kegonga. onkee omulongisikola kehe oku na kalwl kaalongisikola ya za koombinga okwiilongelddhila elu nduluko ndika, unene IU u DSWALD SHIVUTE noombinga. mOOka hay. Iongo iilongwr. yi lyOmusindalongo omupe ngoka Iwa taaJela. MOSHAKATI ili nayi ilL .. Aanona mboka oyo oshigwana shokomongula aye li Aanon. yomOongundu dhimwt, nguhi ya taalelwa Jela kuuyuni tall lunduIuka mcendcIelo. Omuwiliki gwOshikondo sh£longo unent dhob dhOoprima. nayo wo oya li ya onkce nee aalongisikola oye na okwecndela pamwe mOshitopolwl sha Ndangwl omusamane ithanwa kOngwediva yUulongi ope ya. ka nclunduluko ndika opo ya vule Ok upa 3anona uuyeleIe John Kandombo omwedhi gwa zilto ninge iioyandwa yi na sha nokuyamb\lIapo tau endele pam ....·c nethimbo" Omuprima la loml!wele. pethimbo I li la eguIula oshigongi omukalo gweshiwo lyJiJongwa nosho IUU Omuprima Gcingob okwa uvaneka nokulQltlbwela 5hoNANTU yomOshilopolwl mu okuulikakulyaomunonaotovuluokundopa aalongisikola lcutya Epangelo otaH ka gandja iimaJiwa Mwcshipllldelta. okwa li a lombwde ngde ino iIon,a pamioJtalo ngoka gw. kaaniil ongOl rowa kwatclwa naaJongisikola mbola!. haya .Ominisleli yOunamapya, Omeva nEpendulepo &alongi kUIYI methimbo iyefudho Olayl legelelwl. Qshiniml oshinene sha ka kala yupyakidhila noosemina nootundi dhidhilikwamelongookwMlongaomunma longo kiitopolwa yokuushayi, mol washoka ohaya longo IEenhele dokomikunda, An ion von W ielusheim dhi ili nodhi ili moshitopolwa shi na sha opoashiwcokwiidhilaadhiIilakoyemwc:ne. nuudhigu kiilopolwa kaaku naomalushcno niikwathitho (kolumosho), mOlomaluiya la diJe ko okwa li a nomailongekidhilo gOmusindalongo Onkc:e nee omultalo gWolculonga olcutula yimwe yi ili mbyoka tayi kaleke omuntu e Ii yeuJula Okongresa yEhangaDo IOvaoafaalama omupe ngolea tagu ya omvula layi yL I5hike momulse shafa okateyo ogu na monkalamwenyo ombwanawa. Oshikwawo otashj moNamibia pOngwediva. Meraoo eU, Oministeli Oshinima shib asha tulwl ihe miilenga okukandulwa po na otashi vulika Ishike ningwa ope stti hiliIe aaJongisikoia kOosikola dhoka otai popifwa kuvamwe vomovanafaalama,manga oshoka oshiwike sha ziko. unene ehulilo ngelc omulongi oku nl cshiwo lya dhokiitopolwayolruushayi.molwashokapethimbondika lnai yeulula pambelewll Okongresa oyo. Efano: Iyasho mOngwediva om wakala Oosc:minl mbwlllllgllldja modtilon&wl ,hokl nenge nandc ku gandjwe omahala giilonga. kaku na ngoka a OSWALD SHIVUTE. dha kwala miiti lela. dhoka dha li dba kwaalukc:hc. 10 Monday September 6 1993 THE-NAMIBIA~

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Namibia Karoma &hould as soon as Natalya Shikolenko of In thcwomen'ssprinl­ in Berlin last week. (compliltion July 1994). School may be lodge his objilctlOl}, Belarus finished second. Applicants should havil ing events, Gwen In the 10000, Moroc­ TeI. : 211123 at In wriling, wilh astatement 01 least 10yearsapproprlatil almost two meters back. Torrance scored an im­ can Khalid Skah and Gilt your driVers licence his reasons therilloril, wilh wilhln three You experience. Jamaican s printer pressive double. twice Kenyan Richard weeks. Ihil Magistralil olWtndhoak. can also exploril lhillOp Mcrlcne Olley was also beating Russia's lrina Chelimo faced each SilCfilt 01 code 08 For all your tyre Namiblan c1tiZiIfls or per­ in line for the top prize. Privalova, other for \.he first time drivers licence wilh help I1Iqulrements, Ilttlng.net manent residents will be THE AUENS ACT, 1937 but withdrew from the In the 100 meters, she over that distance since from our prOfessional ~."clng. 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Sport Shorts - from page 12 who won his third consecutive world title last It's a breeze for Sampras year, skidded off a bend while leading the 5(Xk:c class race on his Japanese-made Yamaha. Chang will next tan­ Rai ney had entered Sunda y's race at lite ~e~~m;:e~RK' pe~ Shrugs off US Open 'jinx' on seeds gle with 19th-ranked Santamonica track of Misano with a I I-point lead Sampras didn' t give Wayne Fcrreira ofSouth over fellow American Kevin Schwantz. France's Arnaud pion Stefan Edberg. The American had lost In the round of 16. Africa. Fcrreira strug­ Schwantz, who placed third in the S(Xkc race Boe tsch much of a Seve n th - s e e d ed their three previous en­ Sampra~ meets Thomas gled for three hours. 17 won by Ilaly's Luca Cadolora - a leammate of c hance on Saturda.1I Mi chael Chang also coun ters.laking ani y one Enqvisl of Sweden. who minutes on Saturday for Rainey - regained the championship lead piling up night at the US Open, madesurehc would hang set prior to their Satur­ upsel16th-sccded Andre a 6-4 6-7 (1-7) 3-6 6-4 6- 219 points. wasting no lime in around a whilc longer. day evening match. Agassi in the fi rst round. 3 thi rd-round win over Schwantz has virtuall y clinched his first world securing a 6-4 6·3 6-1 Chang fin all yfi gurcd OUI " It's a real big deal:· The 61st-ranked Enqvist Marc Goellner of Ger­ title if Rainey can'l compete in the twO remaining third-round victory. the puzzle of Berod Chang said. "Down a set eanled his berth wi th a mflIl y; Grand Prix races of the season. The 22-year-old reign­ Karbac her of Germany and down a break. 1 was 6-36-16-1 decision over The e' y's session was Rainey is currently second overall with 2 14 ing Wimbledon cham­ to capture a 4-6 6-4 6-3 fortWlnte \0 squeak out Byron Black of Zimba­ ·almost . entire wash­ points. pion. who rocketed OntO 6-4 third-round match. the second set:' bwe. out do ,) repeated peri­ the scene when he be­ _ID. "'" 0 Natal struggle to win came the youngest US Plo. s would occa- Open men's champion sion take 10 lhe EAST LONDON: Nalal may have failed by a in 1990. played a quick. coun ray a couple of single point 10 become the outright winners of the decisive. serve-and-vol­ gam. md then Itead Percy Frames trophy. after managing a surpris­ ley match. b,d< Ihe locker room ingly narrow 46-31 win over in a cross "I thought I stmed off 10 w_ Jt the rain. - -, seclion matclt at the Basil Kenyon stadium in East prcHy wclL" Sampras Lt oserMaryJose London on Saturday. said. ··It was a cool night Gai< of Argentina. Border Slarted the match with a 12-point handi· and the court played a lpcd in at the cap lead and by keeping Ihe margin of defeat to little bi t slick. I played ne wbel;!. $iJt).l;b less than 43 points they managed to win the WV the big points pretty well lH,Il ... MlU't}! .A rJ~ Simkins trophy for the Central unions. and returned well." I) ~ toolc sic kwith However, Natal's failure to secure a big win­ Sampras offered the h problem. re- ning margin now means they share the Percy 25th-ranked Bo~1sc h mail. iveattheOpen. Frames trophy. for Currie Cup unions, wi!h Trans­ oni y one chance to break T t- l37lh-ranked vaal - the same team they will meet in the Currie serve, an opportunity he Gal. easily beat (October 16) and Lion Cup (Scptember 18) finals. converted in the first set. Jenn) !iyrncof Australia The Banana Boys needed to beal Border by 16 The second-seeded 6-26-26-3 to move into points or more to become the sole owners of the American didn't want to the round of 16. Percy Frames troplty. end up like the sevcn "TIlis has been one of other men's seeds who the biggest emotions I exited here by the sec- SAMPRAS ON COURSE _ Americu: Peter Sampras in action at the US have ever fell," Gaidano SantosovercomeCeltic ond round, led by two- Opea beiD& played iD New York. Sampras is DOW througb 10 tbe fourth said. "It's oneofthemost time defending cham- rouud. See report. Photograph: Reulers via Nampa BLOEMFONTEIN: Sanlos beat Bl oemfontein beau.tiful ones." - Sapa. Celtic 2-1 in an entertaining Coca.Cola Cup semi- final at the Seisa Ramabodu stadium near t;:==;;:::=====;:======:;;;;;======;T--:==:--:~~------Bloemfontein yesterday. SanlOS led 1-0 at ..'1'011: hajflime...... ,...... ,- ~ 11 Lane wins Euro Masters CRANS-SUR-SlERRE: Barry Lane of Briton J&B caplured the European Masters golf title yesler­ wins day with Spain's Seve Ballesteros surging into a second place tic in a major boost to Europe's RORY Wolhuter reaffirmed his stalus as Ryder Cup prospeclS. Namibia's lOP amateur golfer when be won the Lane. who wi ll make hi s Ryder Cup debut prestigious J&B Gold Cup competition al the against !he United States in the bicnniel team Windhoek Country Club over the weekend. event in three weeks' time. carded a closing two­ He dominated the tournament with a total of 220 under-par 70 to nose OUI fast-finishing Ballesteros after three rounds wh ich was 10 shots ahead of joint by a stroke. second placed Adri Basson and Andrew Dodds. Wilma van der Merwe won the women's competi­ tion with a total of 164 after two rounds. Zandra Women SurfMasters BLACK MAGIC _. Black Africa's Mike PeterseD clears the ball deo r" l1leron came second on 171 . The annual Adri the close allentioD of Petro's A velioo, in Saturday's match which BA '" on Basson Namibian Rfuior open takeS-e!ace eii-I BIARRITZ: Former World Champion Pam 1-0. weekend at the Windhock Country Club. ~ AustralianBurridge. ofMi Auchelestralia. Dono wgash ocoutpointed in Round b y2 fofellow the t==:::::======:-:~:::-::-=::::=-L-;::::::::::=-:::::::::=~:::::--::=--=::::---:::: Roxy Quik$i1ver Surf Masters at Biarritz yester- C ' k here for.:' said Wesscls Champaka Ramannyake South Africa have se- day by 17.33 points to 14.84. ne -et - from page 12 hand !reckon that we've in !heir Test squad of 14. lected a squad of 12 and South Afri can Heather Clarke is lhe only trialist got a beller lhfIII 50/50 Mendis hinted that Sat- willonlybenaming their remaining in competition. She eliminated tOP way in which the Sri if we lose in go- chance of winning th. urday ni ght' s four- fi nal Xl shortly before ranked Neridah falconer 10 advflIlce into the quar- Lankan spinners had ing for runs we gel ham- series:' hero might not the start of play. teTS where she will meet Kathy NeY{Tllan. who been allowed 10 asswne mered. Either way we The Sri Lankans obvi get a game. But with Clive won over A~stra1ian compatriot Layne Beachley. control. just can't win." ously feel otherwiSl "Maybe Chandika Eksteen on the bench " I realise it is always Caught more than "You chaps Itad to sa (Hathurusinghe) will be along with Fanie de difficult against the new slightly off-guard by vage the first Test.," sa}" asked to ' open with VillierS" and SIe' v Aussies in hockey win ball," Ite added. "But if Wessels' bouncer. manager Duleep Wickramasinghe:' he Palframan. tI ~ i ,0\11. you consider that we Procter said that ulti- Mendis. "We were il said, "but in the end we defmitely only be going HAMBURG: Australia beal Olympic champions only had 56 runs - and mately he and the team with a very real chanc will be looking at our into the Test with one Germany 3-2 here yesterday to win the Four about 18 of those were skipper had the same of winning it and lrecktl . spinners to do the job." spinner - . Nations hockey tournament. wides· on the board af- objective: To mould the that gives us the edge. In that regard the ace They know they could The Australians finished up wi th five points, ter 20 overs, then some· chaps into a winning The pitch will obv in the Lankan pack is be courting disaster. but one more than runners-up Pakistan, wlto beat the thing must have been combination. ously be a key factor ill Muttiah Muralitheran, arestillpreparedtoplace Netherlands 2-0. very wrong." "There are bound to the next five days' pro- whose prodigious turn their faith in pace and And that. he said, is be differences of opin- ceedings. and here agai't had the Boks in knots in seam· ' no matter how Hand it to the Russians precisely what he had ion on how one should Mendis believes his si cL.· the first Test. slow the pitch might be. pointed out to his men. go aboul achieving that., .. is best equipped to h3.lt BUI "Marvellous • South Africa(from): SEOUL: Russia came from behind to beat South K~a "Preuy fair criticism un- he added. "but I reckon die what he believes WI Murali" has also shown KepJer Wessels (capt.). 24-22 and win Ihe Seoul Cup women'shandballlOUl)la­ der the circum5lances. I in the long run we will be a slow surface kind 1 a tendem;y to be a bit , Hansie ment here yeslerday. Russia trailed South Korea 12-15 think," he added, in re- succeed." spinners virtually frOli! stereotyped in his bowl- Cronje, DaryU Cullinan. al half lime. sponding to Wessels' Right now, however, the word go. ing. and while the SA , Jimmy Russia won aU their five matches allhe tournamenl, while South Korea scored four wins against one loss 10 post-match argument bothare moreconcemcd "h would definitel batsmenmighthavetheir Cook. Brian McMiUan. take the second place. that his players can seem- al winning the fmallwo help to win the toss 3.1) ! faults. they are also very Dave Richardson, Pat Romania look third place with Illree wins againsl two ingly 40 no right. fullsealeTests, which lit· bat frrst., .. he said. quick learners. Symcox. Richard Snell. losses after beating the Netherlands 25-18 with a haJf­ "Ifwetryandbuild an e rally flow into each While the Lankans. In sharp contrast the AlIan Donald. Brett time score of 10-9. innings.we·retoldwe·re other. according to Wlofficial tourists will be relying SchullZ. • ReportsfromSapa. AFP. AP too slow." he said. "But "'That's what we came have included almost on seam . 12 Monday September 6 1993 THE NAMIBIAN BA bust Angolans SPORT VVagga once again HELGE SCHUTZ spreadeagled Petro 'sde­ but Stars go down 2-1 ... fence with a dribbling ANGOLA'S top soccer club, Pelro de Allelico, and Paulito wasted the lessly as Zacarias' vol­ run and put Muainec1ear. ISports Shorts... Sports I suffered a shock 1-0 defeal againsl Namibian log possession with poor fin­ ley new high into the but with only the goalie leaders Blilck Africa on Saturday, bul managed ishing. Black Africa net. to beat he ShOl wide. 10 restore their pride wilh a 2-1 win againsl could have won by a Stars responded in The issue was fll\ally African Cup soccer African Slars on Sunday. wider margin but Donald great style and were level put beyond doubt when The Ango!ans' per- saves. Tjikune. in panicular, 10 minutes later. Costa Petro's striker Clarindo KHARTOUM: Egypt's National Sporting Club fornlance on Saturda}' The only goal of the also wasted some scor­ Lucas sent in a cross scrambled the ball into beat EI-Marrcikh of Sudan 2-1 here on Saturday was very lack.lustre and match canle in the third ing opponunities. from the right and the net after Usurua in the first leg of meir African Cup Winners' Cup one wondered whelher minute of the second half Petro s howed Munyanda Muaine rose failed to hold on to a quarter-final. this was the same team when Petro's defender. glimpses of their magi­ above the defence to de­ high ball. Mohammed Ramadan opened me scoring for which demolished Black Bodunha handled the cal talents in Sunday's nect a header into the A disappointing aspect NSC just before lhe first-half whistle and Ayman Africa and Young Ones ball in the penalty area. match against Stars, but net. The tall Muaine had of both matches was the Chawki made it 2-0 in the 63rd minute. a few seasons ago. In BobbySamariamadeno Stars playedabove them ~ a great match and con· poor anendances. The Rama got the consolation goal for the Sudanese fact it was and even in- mistake with the spOt selves and were Wl lucky stantl y troubled Petro's Angolans. spearheaded in the 70th. cluded six international kick and although Petro not to salvage a draw . defence when he was in by international players • KINSHASA: DC Motema Pembe will take a players. attacked relentlessly to- Pelro's winger. possession. s uch as Hclder. slender one goal lead into the second leg of their All credit. however, wards the cnd of the Zacarias opened the In the 11 th minute of Bodunha. Rosario and African Cup Winners Cup quaner final match should go 10 Black Af- match.BlackAfricahc1d scoring in the 21 SI the second half, Stars Avclino cenainly gave against Jomo Cosmos of South Africa after the rica who defended su- on for a memorable wi n. minute when he was PUt wasted a great opponu­ the spectators their mon­ first )eg· here YJ!S{~ rday, Motpna Pcmbe needed perbly. He re Machael Petro's best players clear from a long clear­ nityto take the lead when ey'swonh and hopefully a late penalty to wm the match 2-1. Claasen stood out in de - were Avelino and ance kick by goalie Wagga Wagga more spectators will at­ fence. while goalkeeper Rosario who created N·bala. Stars' defence Goagoseb had Petro's tend their fi nal match Amazulu hold Pirates Bonifacio Matingu kepI many scoring opportu­ was caught napping and defence in disarray but against Tigers at the in­ theAngolansatbaywith nhies. but lhe forwards goalie Colin Usurua look too long to shoot at dependence stadium on : Amazulu and Orlando Pirates fought numerous ex.ce llent and in particular Ralph could only watch help- goal. In the 30th minute Tuesday night. out a dour I-I draw in a Castle League soccer match at the Kings Park soccer stadium here yesterday, Pirates led 1-0 at halftime. Bucks beat Hellenic UMTATA: Umtata Bucks reached the final of the Coca-Cola Cup soccer tournament when they beat Hellenic 3-2 after trailing 1-2 at half-time in the Independence Stadium in Umtata yester- 4*y , Hellenic paid the penalty for their gamble at fielding an inex.perienced keeper in Mike Heath, who was re portedly signed from Tottenham Hotspur Second Division. The first goal by Fez.ile Momo in the six.th minutc was as a result of his hesitance to come OUI of his goal to defend a square ball from Vintcent Sokhela, Spurs on winning track : Cape Town Spurs gOl back on the winning track when the thumped Wits 5-0 afier leading 3-0 at lhc interval in a Castle NSL soccer league match at the Athlone stadium yesterday. Referee Errol Sweeney sent two players for an early shower. Derek van Wyk (41st minute) and .Bigu,.Ch\l88S (45th minute), ",ere &oth shown red cards.

Sanders ready for big one POWER STRUGGLE _. Black AJrica's Oonald Tjikune a nd Pelro's Bodunha conlesl the ball while Bobby Sama ria keeps an eye on proceedings. -

LASpion ConieVEGAS: Sanders, South Afriwhocan did he avyweightnoc even rcham-aise a II--=::::~------:=--=---=------=---r-======sweat and needed less than two minutes to des- patch his latest opponent - journeyman Ge"'ge Kl'rsten , Martm' S . wm' * International Stevens - in Las Vegas on Saturday night. de· :':::ghe is DOW ready r",the big guns orw",ld double wicket tourney 'Sa 0,0 backfootfOJ1 "Bring on Lenox. Lewis and Riddick Bowe," ::."':~:~ ·i?",: said Sanders' trainer Harold Volbrechl, after his FORMERSoutbAfrican Britten, Oave Rundleand lion with a 42 run partner­ charged scored a technical knocked out win over cricket captain. Peter Eric Sirnons. ship for the final wicket. ~~iLankan clash Stevens in the flrst rOWld of their clash on the Kirsten and Namibia's Kuiper was the top TIle top bowlers for "heavyweight explosion" bill in the American COLOMBO: South Africa baven't bad much Manin Martins won the scorerof the tournament. Sonnex. Dulux were time to Rnecc: OD their stuaRm. "-run defeat by gambling capital. Sonnex Dulux. Interna­ hiuing 99 runs in 5 Andre Smith who took 3 Sanders, who stretched his unbeaten record to Sri Lanka at Ibe Kbetlerama stadium OD tional Double Wic ket matches but he was in wickets for 12 runs and Saturday nigbL A crowded lour procramme, 20 fights and 13 knockouts, caught Stevens with competition at the Wan­ even more devastating Kuiperwhotook4 for21. a sharp short left to the head after just one minute puts tbem straiaht into tbe second Test at the derers field yesterday. form inSaturday'smatch The Sonnex Dulux 11 SCC grouDci bere today, of the first rOWld and his opponent dropped to the Kirstenand Martins. who between a Wilf lsaacs 11 only lost the wicket of canvas. So. as far as and his men were were sponsored by the and a Sonnex Oulux 11. Mome Kargwhowasrun concerned. Saturday was indeed dead and gone as Namibia Banking Corpo­ The Wilf lsaacs 11 was out for a duck. before they slipped out of their "pyjamas" and into their Rainey crashes out ration, beat the Swabou bowled out for 101 runs Kuiper hit the winning Test caps with a fullscale net session yesterday. insurance team of Lennie and only runs in the 18th over. Even so, it was impossible to hide their disap· MlSANO: World motorcycling champion Wayne Louw and (18). Wayne Aekerman He was in great form pointment. • Rainey crashed yesterday at the Italian Grand by 10 runs in the final. A (12),MeltvanSchoor(30) and his innings of 63 not Coach summed up general feeling Prix and was ajr·lifted to a nearby hospital. pumberofSouth Africa's and Oarren Seager (15) out inc1uded6sixes and 5 in saying: "I'm more than very disappointed. Our Organisers said he injured his back. toppJayers participated in could reach double fig· fours. The other baiting was awful." Rainey, a 32-year-old ace from Los Angeles the toomament, including ores. Van Schoor and batsman was Graeme What had disturbed him most. he said. was the who won the Seager infact saved their Tumeron30. Continued on page 11 title last year with Trevor team from total humilia- Continued on page 11