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Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No. 100 11 1993 • OCla are wor ers to stri •

TOM MINNEY

SOCIAL AND welfare workers across the country are to stop work from 08hOO tomor­ row unless they get an answer to a long­ running pay dispute. This would hit vital work such as hospitals, LUANDA: The Ango­ crises including abusedchildreo and family break­ lan government yester­ ups as well as courts and could be the first national ~ay called on the Red strike in the civil service since- independence. Cross to seek to arrange The social workers and welfare officers of the a five-day truce in the Ministry of Health and Social Services say their centr al HighJands city pay is far lower than other people in the Ministry of Hua mbo so that the with similar levels of qualification. They first dead might be buried. protested about this in April last year and have still A government spokes­ - received no answer. person called on the Theirclaim has the sympathy of deputy minister International Committee of Health and Social Services Or Iyambo Indongo. oflhe Red Cross 10 seek He said yesterday the matter had been referred IQ 10 arrange a truce with the Public Service Commission and on to the • Unita forces 10 allow Minister of Finance with the Ministry's recom­ humanitarian organisa­ mendntion they be upgraded as a priority. tions to bury more than Social workers say they have four years of uni­ 2000 people killed there versity training and start on a salary of R 19 000 a since fighting broke oul year, which is about RIO 000 below the level of on January 9. radiographers, physiotherapists and others, as well Huambo, which used RAGING RIVER .. . T he Khan River was in full flow at Usakos after heavy rains in the area, as below the levels of chief clerks and people doing 10 serve as Unita'shead- a1though by it had subsided to a 'mere trickle'. Meanwhile, the heavens opened similar jobs to them in other Minislrics. on See . Photo: Tom Minney To 2 Continued on page 2 2.Tl1uIsd,ay Februa", 11 1993. THE NAMIBIAN

PEOPLE••• PEOPLE 'No NEW Pig squeals to cops NUNW, Nangofwalk out exchange

REDWOOD CITY, Califol'nia: Willow, control a pugnacious pet pig, saw the future and on key Govt gathering measures it smelled like bacon. So she squealed • into the phone fOl' help and police cnme therefore not had enough the workshop. planned' running. Officers responding to a call on MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE time to studYthe docu- Nangofsaid it decided Sunday in this town near San Francisco THE consultative workshop on the draft Tran­ ment and to consult its 10 stage the walk-out NO additional finan­ found that Willow, a 50-pound porker sitional National Development Plan (TNOP) stru ctures. after several unsuccess- cial exchange control who lives with the Slominski family, had scheduled in Windhoek yesterday ended in fi· In addition, the time ful attempts to meet the measures are in the off- allocated for lhe work- National Planning knocked the phone off the hook and asco when two key organisations staged a walk­ shop was a "serious Commission to try and ing in Namibia, even out. ~teRped on th~ quick-dial emergency joke". have the workshop re- though the counlIy wi ll button. Jan Slominski said h~r husband The highly visible exit the NUNW and Nangof "How on earth can you scheduled and reSlmc- introduce its own cur- had recently been threatening to eat by both the National issued press statements discuss a national de- tured. rency later this year. W illow. "My husband has threatened to Union of Namibian explaining their protest velopment plan within To try and salvage This assurance Workers (NUNW) and action. five hours and come out something out of the comes from deputy make bacon out of her because she squeals the Namibia Non-Gov­ NUNW General Sec- with a concrete plan of debacle permanent sec- minister of finance at him in the morning. Maybe she was ernmental Organisa­ retary Bemard Esau was action," he asked. retaryat tbeNPC,Nama Rick Kukuri who said calling police for help," said Slominski. tion 's Forum (Nangof) highly critical of the fact Nangofnotonlycom- Goabab, released a state- yesterday that any Willow has knocked the phone off the proved a seri OllSembar­ that neither the NUNW, plained about not being ment yesterday in which possible changes to rassment for the Gov- nor its affiliated unions, consulted during the he indicated some un- hook in the past and grunted into the exchange controls will emment. were consulted during drawing up of the work- derstanding for the pro- be done within the receiver while Slominski was speaking The workshop was preparation of the work- ing document for the test. over another extension. organised by the Na­ ing document for the workshop, but the lack Nevertheless Goabab fiamework of the Rand tional Planning Commis- seminar. ofanyconsultationdur- criticised tbe fact that Monetary Area agree­ * Reports: AP, AFP, Sapa sion to allow trade UD- Esau complained ing the drafting of the the boycotters had al- ment which provides ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ions and NGOs to con- about the fact that the whole TNDP. legedly not put forward for certain measures - ttibute their input to tbe NUNW only received "This is indicative of any concrete proposals whereby member COUlltry'S future devel­ Volume 1 of the draft the Government's lack on how they wouldwant counrries can manipu­ Death in Angola opment policies. TNDP for study, while of appreciation for the the process 10 be real- late fiscal policy. A similar worksbop Volume n was withheld role that NGOs have to ised Kukuri told NBC anew last month. attended by representa­ From page 1 "This makes it ex- play in the national He announced that the news there were no I I The official Jomal de tives of tbe private sec­ tremely difficult for the development process, remaining participants time limits on agree­ Angola yesterday said tor has already been beld, NUNWanditsaffiliales despite the fact that had agreed that tbe ments within the quarters, has been the the town lay in ruins and a second one is to give constructive NGOs have been recog- workshop should be framework of the scene of some of the foUowing street fighting , scheduled. inputs which win im- nized as importaot part- poslponed for two weeks. heaviest fighting since air strikes and artillery The embarrassing prove the living condi- ners in the national Furthermore, they agreement and it was die civil war broke OUI bombardments. - AFP walk-out took place tions andl.; • ·st udy) the:~·.very';..iltimi... ~oil';';;;;°arl, o[l;e. w!>iI/''j' (encie"s:'to ahraci" io- workshop. ume of the TNDP on dating document", and shop not later than Feb- vestment or promote

exports. On the sub- mAft~e~'~the~inc>~.dentt~both;::~~Janiu~aryl~2~6~'~andE~ha:d=.:the;::":.m;::e:a1:I:oc:a:t:ed;::l:o,;:::ru:a:ry:24;::';::;::;::;::~ jecl of the introduc- tion of the Namibian r dollar, he said Iheear­ lies! poSSible date for this would be towards October this year. Kukuri said Na­ mibia's central bank., the Bank of Namibia. would also have to be consulted in this rc­ gard, as they took ulti­ matc responsibility for monetary supply. Above: STATING THEIR CASE ... Disgruntled social and welfare officers telling Namibians why they will strike. From left: Eva Schimming, Social workers to strike JelTrey Belcham, Mary Plaatjes and Ludwig courts, help with orphans Botswana. He added Beukes. From page 1 and adoptions, counset talks had been held in a '-;:======::;~ Welfare workers, who in broken homes and good spirit. alrhough a need two years of train· fight alcohol and child statement from social ing on top of their ma­ abuse. Doctors and and welfare workers triculation certificate, medical staff refer hos­ yesterday condemned a W,~~;:;;~''' ''' ...... start at only R9 000. pital patients to them. "non-com mittal attitude Now the social work­ They deal with urgent of tbe Ministry". ers are ask ing 10 be re­ crises as people come to Indongo. added the VACANCY graded to a starting sal­ them and run youth, old strike could be serious: ary of R27 000 a year, age and other groups. "They are essential The Council or Churches mNamiblahaslhelollowlngvacaJlCll ~ Indongo said yester­ workers, they are deal· lor Immed~le occupation. ( and welfare officers to R20 000. This would be day: "We are trying to ing with the marginal­ SECRETARY I TYPIST increases of 70 and 220 work out their problem. ised people in our soci­ per cent. r do sympathise with ety." He said it wou ld DIJTIES TH .uec.ulul candldat ••hilll b ..... ponslbl. fo r: There are some 80 them that their salary is be hard to stop services 1. AU typing Irl!he CluS18f social and welfare work­ too low in comparison such as adoption fo r :1 . Filing and sorting 01 mail ers of which 46 had al­ wi th other workers in the orphaned children. 3. Handling of I&le~ and lalI transmiSsion Ministry with almost the Spokespersons for tbe 4. Control Peny C'ash ready signed a strike 5 Handlirlg appoinlmllfllS document. About a fifth same quali fications." social workers yesterday REQUIREMENTS: of tbe workers resigned He said the Ministry said their commitment I. Ma.triCUIa~on plus a secretarial qualil~tIon including over Iow pay in 1991, had inherited the low pay to their 'clients' had not wOfllp

---- It never Bank rates tumble • raIns, TOM MINNEY but it THREE LOCAL banks yesterday announced they would cut lending rales to borTowers from March 1. Rates for savers are also sel to fall but pours ... tbe banks did oot give details. First off the mark was The Commercial Bank of Keetmans awash Namibia which said its basic lending rate would fail I percentage point from 17,5 percenT a year 10 JOSEF MOTINGA 16,5 per cen!. Next was First National Bank of Namibia where HEAVY RAINS, meas- prime lending would rau to the same level. Home , uringupto 70 millime· loans are 10 be cut from 17,5 pct to 17,0 per cent. lers, fell at Keetman- }lank Windhoek was reported on Namibian Broad- shoop on Tuesday night casting Corporation as announcing the same cuts . • the first substantial This follows a I percentage point CUI from the rains the southern town central Bank of Nipllibia announced on Tuesday. has received this sea- Asked why the rates are higher than in South African banks, Rob Green of First National Bank l son "~p art from a fe", Namibia explained the laws governing banks and d,.ps". building societies are very different from in South Town Clerk Pieter Africa, where they ~e governed by a deposit- Boonzaaier told The taking institutions act . . Members of a squatter community who eke out a living from the Namibian that some Compared to South Africa, Namibian banks are 'spoils' of W indhoek rubbish damp. roads and fences in the required to nold a bigger proportion of their re- town had been ''half serves in either liquid assetS or in coin or notes washed away". deposited at the central Bank of Namibia which TIle A~ Skaap and does not eam interest. This makes it harder for Kaizer Krone rivers them tokeep a narrow gap between rateslofsavefS were running well, and those for borrowers. In South Africa banks must hold a reserve of 16 Boonzaaiersaid. How· No place to go per cent in liquid assets which pay interest and 4 ever, he added, he did per cent in cash for their short·term assets and not yet know how much nothing for medium- and long-term holdings. Ln water had nowed into Namibia the short-tenn reserves shield rnustbe 15 the Naute dam, which percent in liquid assets and 5 percent in cash, and Squatters fall foul of farmer is already 94 per cent on medium-term 13 per cent in liquid and 2 per full. cent in cash, as well as 5 per cent in liquid assets !Noabeb said: "After all, the kudus came al1 the JOSEF MOTINGA Places to the south- to cover long-term holdings. way from Walvis Bay. They belong to us all." west and north ofKeet- According to other bankers, funds 10 borrow are However, the squatters told The Namibian they manshoop, like Betha- also slightly more expensive here than in South SQUAITERS at the Windhoek rubbish dump were waiting for the Ministry of Local Govern­ H I · Africa. B.Y:iJdi!li $Pcieties in.,.1he past have also are to be relocated foUowing complaints by Ihe ment and Housing 10 provide aJternative accom­ nie IlfId _ e menng- com~.p~ulg nriiiieabj~elr iaWs.~- .... farmer who leases the land that they steal his modatio n but that they wouldn't move un1ess they hausen, also received t.tore up-t~date la~ 10 cover both banks and animals and pollute the area. could make a living there. Minister of Local Gov­ good rains, he said. building societies logether are being prepared to The squatter c amp is situated on municipal ernment and Housing, Libenine Amathila said ber Boonzaaier specu- go before Parliament and these could open the way communal land which was fonnerly used by the Ministry was aware of the squatter problem and lated that it must have to lower interest rates for Namibian borrowers. Department of Works during the construction o f would do something about it soon. the road to WaJvis Bay. Most o f the men at the farr aine asd Kalkran "pretty well"d as t heas I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ camp were at one time employed by the depart­ ~ Fish River, which is dry ment and were laid off when the road was finished. most of the year, had Saddam's ear nipped Farmer John Hayse now rents the land from the received alot of water. municipality for R3 000 a month. On Tuesday, Describing the heavy OJPOLOG, Philippines: A beggar has been Hayse met with municipaJ officials to complain detained near this southern city after he bit about the "squatter p roblem". downpour, he said the rain had been accom­ the ear or a guard dog that tried to chase him The fanner accused the squatters of stealing his oft" its master' s yard, police said yesterday. panied by thunder­ cattle, hunting kudus and wild pigs with dogs and Nemesia Metuda, 18, who appeared to be storms lasting for at polluting the camp with plastic, batteries and othe r mentally unbalanced, remained in jail and rubbish which cAused problems with his cattle. least one-and.a-half will probably be charged with injury to pri­ The squallers said they wanted their camp to be hours, and which then vate property after the attack landed tbe fenced off so that they could retain access 10 the graduaUy eased otT. dachshund, named Saddam, at a veterinary rubbish damp nearby where they collected bottles Yesterday afternoon clinic here. Saddam, named after the Iraqi and aJuminium bars which they selL ther e were sriU heavy leader, Dlet Us match on T uesday when Mer­ They explained that in this way they bad sur­ clouds over Keetman­ tuda knocked on the home of its master. The MEANS OF SUR VIVAL , .. Some of the 'useful' vived for 10 years without stealing in town. youth wrestled t he dog to the ground, bit it:! goods that squatters at the Windhoek dump sell shoop and more rain The squatter community denied the charges of ear and puncbediassnout and rib cage, break­ or exchange to support themselves "so that we was expected, an opti­ bunting saying: "Our dogs can hardly bark orcalch ing several bones. - Sapa-AFP a hare, how on earth can they catch a kudu." Lukas don't have to steal". mistic Boonzaaier said. 2 N amibians still Classic Hair Salon Luderitz man guilty (Wemhlll Shopping Centre) held by Angola of raping little girl VALENTINES' SPECIAL A DISPUTE between the Namibian and AngoJan 12 February. Friday I 08h30 ' 19hOO governments is delaying the possible release of 13 February. Saturday I 08h30· 16hOO A MAN who broke into a house and She said the rape had also changed two men captured in Angola last Decerr.ber. her daughter's altitude and sociaJlife The Angolan government claimed the men, raped a nine-year old girl in her own Wash and Blow Dry ...... R20.00 drastically and added that she had since Carolus Izaks, 35, and Jan Horn, 25, were South bed was yesterday convicled of house­ Shampoo and Set ...... R17.00 African mercenaries fighting with Unita in the breaking and rape. been sent 10 a school in another town as Relaxer ...... R40.00 war-torn country. They were reponedly captured Senlence will be given al IlhOO to­ the other girls laughed at her. Relaxer plus half food ...... RSO.OO by MPLA forces near the Unita stronghold, Huamoo, day. Bostander was found in the girl's Perm ...... R45.00 Earlicr this week, the court heard bedroom only minuteS after he had raped last December. S-Cun ...... R35.00 The Angolan authorities said the two had links iI(lW Pelcr Charles BOSlander broke in to her. When he was confronted by the fa­ S-Curl and Cut ...... R40.00 with either the now-defunct SA police unit, Koevoel, the house in Nautilus, Lilderit .... on May ther, he to ld him he had entered the Treatment ...... R22.20 or the SA Defence Force's 32 Batai\ion, fonnerly 31, threatened the Sirl and ordered her house to find out whal was wrong as he Weave on ...... R50.00 10 "Pull off her panties as it is not had allegedly heard the children crying. stationed in the western Caprivi. But the Namibian Foreign Ministry was quoted painful", before roping her. Her parents Boslander pleaded nOI gu ilty and is Oon't hesitate to call us at Tel were out at the time. sti ll insisting that he had only wanted to by NBC news as saying the Namibi;ul Embassy in The mother of the young girl told know why the children were crying. Luanda would again approach the Angolan gov­ 223791 Judge Pio Teek that her daughter had Judge Teek fo und him guilty as ernment yesterday with further proof that the men for an appointment been frightened and nervous after the charged and reserved sentence until were never members o f the South Afri can military <.;eJUlal attack. this morning. 4 Thursday February 11 1993 THE NAMIBIAN

19:30: The Rich also C'Y 20:00: News 20:35: The Women's SwaboU--b-ranches out Ola01al • Part [ A series of (wo program­ 16:56: Ollening mes on the Maasai TOM MINNEY It is linkeodirectly by 1 7 : 00~ SesameStreet people of Kenya which computer to the main 18:00: Spatz. presents a revealing and branch and customers Yearn SWABOU, the biggest wholly-Namibian owned insightfuJ picture of their financial insitulion, kicked off an expansion can get immediate in­ 18:30: Faces Of Lives and problems. - fonnalion on their ac­ Culture programme for 1993 with a new branch in 21:30: I'll Fly Away Katutura, Windhoek. counts. 19:00: Family 22h15: Spon: Top The branch is in the Matters Rank Boxing 1be society says Kalu­ able to reach the city Independence shopping tura is a fast-expanding centre as often as they centre off Independence presented by Gillian van area of business for them wou1d like." He declared Avenue and is inside a Houlen. and the new branch will the branch "and all its pharm acy shop. 20hOO: Moonlighting offer the full range of faci lities open andat the Swabou plans more A fast moving romantic services. disposal of inhabitants expansion this year, y "-. comedy series filled with Swabou says home ofKatutura" at an open­ including upgrading ils rt ...... * suspense and action. A loans in Katulura are over ing ceremony on Tues­ agency offices in the (pf'emium time) stunning model and a Rn million, after oea.,",y day attended by many North to deal with a 10h30: Egoli rather independent PI are doubling in the last year. members of the build­ possible boom in sav­ 11hoo: Biloxi Blues partners in a detective The building society now ing society's board and ings and home-lending (16) agency. Starring: Bruce wants 10 expand its sav­ other business figures. there, It is still applying 12h40: 60 Minules: Willis, Cybill Sheperd ings and other services The new branch will for computer lines to White Death 21hOO : Welcome in KatulUra, including be headed by controller make sure the new (KTV starts) Home (16) issuing more of the revo­ Sylvia van Wyk who has branches will be fully 15hOO: AJvin and the An Air Force pilot reap- lutionary Megalink card<; five years' experience on-line. Chipmunks pears 17 years after which cut the need for in different sections and At the end of the last 15h30: Little Rosey having been declared a shoppers to carry cash branches of Swabou. financial year (March 16h.90: Teenage Vietnam war casualty, with them. With her will be teller 1992) Swabou h:ld a tOla! ~ ·M utant Heq:l but he now has a Cam- According 10 manag­ Cassius Humavindu. It of R440,4 million in i Tbrtles 'bodian family. His re- ing direCtor Don Russell will offer all services BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE ... The new home loans with com­ 16hJO: Wide World turn upsets the Jives of the new branch will make from home loans to branch, under controller Sylvia van Wyk, will mitments for a further of Kids his American wife, who "life, and banking in par­ savings accounts arxl will be able to offer all Swabou savings accounts and R55,3 million. Total (KTV ends) hasremarried,h.isfather ticular, a whole lot eas­ be able to issue Megal­ is linked directly to main computers and can funds employed came 10 (Open time) am his son Snuring: Kris ier for those who are not ink cards then and there. issue MegaJink cards and handle home loans. R522.3 million. 17hOO: Amen Krislofferson, Brian 17.h30: Loving Keith, JoBeth Williams M thl t 18hoo, Egol; ("peat) 23hoo, CalIMe(18) on y repaymen 18h30: Good and Evil OlhOO: Timebomb MEGA (Premium time) (18) h 19hoo, P"nti.. e 02h45, T,ansm;,s;on on your ome bond A brand new and exdl- ends winners! ~;ng~prO~gr am~m~eW~biCh~; S=~=~ the 'pressure on your pocket .;; If

Weather Forecast THE following table is reproduced to coincide with the lowering by some banks of their home-lending rates this week:

Today is Thursdrty, February 11, the 42nd day of Soviet captivity on espionage charges, 1993. There are 323 days left in the year. 1988 - A four man delegation from the Dutch Reformed Church of Africa, led by Dr Nico Smit, Highlights in history on this drtte: begins two days of talks with the ANC in Lusaka. 1531 - King Henry VID is recognised as supreme Innds in Pacific during World War D. 1990 - is released from prison and head of the Church of England. 1956 - Referendum in Malta favours integration addresses a rally in whre he declares t543 - England's King Henry VIDsigns a treaty of with Britain, his continued support for the armed struggle, and alliance with Holy Roman Emperor Charles V 1958 . Tunisia informs France that French war­ calls for intensified sanctions. Thousands of people against France. ships can no longer use Bizerta. take to the streets to celebrate. 1744 - Naval battle ofToulon begins between Brit­ 1963 - US recognises new government in Iraq a fter 1991-Iraq fires two scud missiles at central Israel, ain and combined Franco-Spanish fleet. revolt; fighting is still going on in provinces three 1992 - Security forces arrest four Muslim guerillas 1798 - French forces take Rome. days after uprising. and confiscate weapons in Algiers. 1888 - King Lobengda ofMatabele accepts British 1963 - Nineteen miners :Ire killed at Reefmineshaft protectio n. in South Africa. Today's Birthdays: 1859 - Constitution is g r a nted in Japan, with two 1967 - Military rule is imposed in Peking during Thomas A. Edison, US inventor (1867.1931 ); L10yd rhnmber die4 but Emperor retains extensive powers. civil strife in C hina. Bentsen, Treasury official in the US C linton a d­ 1922 - Nine-power treaty is signed in Washington 1968 - Communist troops execute 300 civilains in ministration (1921-); Burt Reynolds, US actor for securing China's independence and maintain­ south Vietnam and bury them in a mass grave (193~) ing lopen door'; US :md Japan sign a naval agree­ during fig hting for the city of Hue. ment. t971 -T r eaty banning nuclear weapons from ocean Thought for Today: 1929 - Laternn Treaty establishes an independent floor is signed by 63 nations in ceremonies at A policy ia a temporary creed liable to be changed, Vaticllll City, Washington, London, Moscow. but while it holds good it has got to be pursued with 1944 - US carrier planes strike heavy blows against 1986 - J ewish dissident Anatoly Sch:u'ansky walks apostolic zeal - Mohandas K. Gandhi, Indian nrt­ Japanese positions on Eniwetok in Marshall Is- to freedom in Berlin nfter almost nine years in tionalist leader and social r eformer (1869-1948), o·

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TOM MINNEY mem and will only be to explain joint JlI~ will tax and South Africa's done at political level. not mean disruption and va1ue added tax. This PROGRESS appears to be speedy at Walvis Von Hirscbberg ex­ could bring many ad· causes many delays, par· Bay, with agreement reached last week be­ plained joint ru le only vantages. ticularly for road trans· covers the harbour, Namibia's man at the porters. tween the Nannbian and South African teams immigration, tourism, po rt sees great potential Joint rule may mean Dr.Gonzo to set up joint customs control. customs, roads and for lhe 10wn with its large expense for both nation';. This follows hol on daily as they prepare the bridges, health, services airport and exciting tour· Plans to expand .the the heels of an agree· ageI'da for the first meet­ (electricity and water) ist possibilities, includ· 'south ' hospital could be Unleashed! men! in January 10 sel ing of a joint manage­ and nature conservation. ing as a first stop 10 see speeded by help from up j()int immigration at mem comminee, set for Excluded from joint desert ecology and the Namibia, as it would treat the pon and airport. Now February 25. authority are education, unique bird li fe. many Namibians. Devel­ it is up to the Ministries Team. man . Von police. law courts and Infoffilaltalks belween oping the airstrip would concerned to put staff in Hirschberg said on other aspects. Von TransNamib and Port· need capita1 invcstment, pl ace to plug the current Monday both sides have Hirschberg explained net have begun on the maybe from Air Na· immigration loopholes. the same task· making there can be "consulta­ harbour, and there is mibia. The relationship be· joint rule work for the tion in respect of func­ much scope for expan­ Yen Hirschberg's style tween Namibia's chief townspeople. tions not identified as sion in tbe fishing in­ is very much to stress executive officer N an· He says trungs are susceptible to joint rule" dustry. the areas where people golo Mbumba and his going well and compares and they could be in­ Business figures at can work together. South African counter· it to his last job . work· cluded later. Wa1vis Bay hope one This may have pan Carl von Hirschberg ing with the United Optimism seems to be target for the current cus· stemmed from his expe· seems 10 be warm. Nations on Namibia's in- high in the port. as toms co-operation will ri ence as South Africa's Their temporary of- dependence. Mbumha explains the be to sort out the many representative at the fices in the municipal However, banding process to the Namibian hassles and ~Iays caused United Nations between centre are next door to overtheporttoNamibia Von Hirsch· by the switch between 1967 and 1974 during each other and of the Namibia's which the country was expelled from the Gen· era1 Assembly. a period re desaibes as "confron· tationa1 and unproduc- tive". GET YOUR COPY OF He has also served the foreign service in Lon­ don, Vienna and Japan and had retired three FROM: times before being called back for the current task. Asked when he expected * ALL LEADING the job to be over, be .BOOKSTORES • wouldnot

the Hang Sellg index .Market round-up finished 46.03 points Gem price increase Economic Indicators higher at 5,835.55, with Hel'e is h ow the major finished hardly cbanged the broader-based All : The slight increase in Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: stock markets outside in average business as Ordinaries index up thepriceorrougb diamonds by the De Beers' (please note: ABSA prices were not received the United States had the Paris bourse contin­ 26.08 points at 3,112 .79. diamondcartel , yesterdaywasmetwithposi~ yesterday). fared by the end of ued to consolidate at SYDNEY· The Aus- tive interest by analysts and the market. Yield% trading yesterday: recent higher levels, traliansharemarket was De Beers' London-based Central Selling B"y Se" General Equity Funds: LONDON - Shares dealers said. The CAC- higher at the close. Af- Organisation said at noon on yesterday that ABSA -,- closed lower witb the 40 index closed down ler hitting an early low the overall price of roQ,g.b gem diamonds -,- -,- BOE Growth 157,98 147,59 3,44 FTSE index of 100 lead­ 0.73 at 1,893.32. of 1,580. 1, the All Ordi- wa<; being increased by 1,.5 per ccnt. ing shares down 14.9 ZURICH - Swiss Community naries climbed to close I ':======~ Growth Fund 110,66 104,51 poims at 2,8 16.4. shares closed lower with near its highs at 1590.6, r­ 0. FRANKFURT the SPI index down 7.4 up 6.7 points. Fedgro 127,87 119,:19 4,81 Raised hopes for another points at 1,291. JOHANNESBURG - Ford's lost billions CUGrowth 120,30 112,31 4,23 key Gemlan interest rate TOKYO - Japanese Tbe overall index Guardbank GTowth2512,6g 2339.33 4,79 cut afier last week's shares ended mixed The climbed 68 points to DETROIT: Ford Motor Co. said yesterday that it IGI 132,42 124,JO 3,46 discount and Lombard 225-shate Nikkei aver­ 3.542. The industrial lost an unprecedented dlrs7,4 bUllon In 1992asac­ Momentum 250,16 234,57 4,25 rate cuts and demand age was up 67.63 points index added 36 poims counting changes and one-time charges muddied Metfund 195,73 182,55 4,19 from investment funds or 0.40 per cent to to 4,645. The gold in­ an otherwise improving financial picture. The dlrs Metlife 120,73 112,83 7,00 propelled Germ an 17,089.90, with an esti­ 'dex rose 99 points to 7,4 hillioD loss amounttd todlcs 15,61 per common NBS Hallmark 965,92 902,07 5,06 shares. The DAX-30 mated 190 million shares 990 after touching a share, but Induded a one-time accounting charge Norwich 356,72 333,10 4,02 Old Mutual index eoded up 8.23 traded. I,OH high. The indus­ or din 7,5 bUllon to renect a bookkeeping change points at 1,649.81. HONG KONG - Share trial index added 36 for refiree health benefits. The loss was smaller Investors 2645,01 2466,21 3,63 PARIS- French shares prices closed higher with points to 4,645. tban tbe dlrs 8 billion expected by analysts. Sage 2434,77 2272.38 3,98 Sanlam 1667,13 1561,28 3,32 Sanlam Index 1234,46 1156,88 3,92 Sanlam Dividend 466,66 437,66 4,59 Southern Equity 205,28 192,03 3,95 Pinning hopes on diamonds Standard 1187,95 1116,10 6,96 SyfrelS Growth 300,76 281,68 4,36 Syfrets Trustee 120,67 113,05 4,40 GABORONE: Unper- Iars) when he announced dollars). Centra] Selling Organ- total government reve- UAL 2075,98 1949,49 5, 18 turbedbythe-firstpro- a 4,474 billion pula Mogae estimated a isation, the marketing nue. Specialist Equity Funds: jeded deficit for nine (2,016 billion dollar) deficit of 110 million arm of South African Mogae said mineral ABSA Industrial -,­ -,- -,- years, Botswana has budget for 1993/94 be- pula (49,58 million dol- diamood giant De Beers, earnings for the next Guardbank decided to press ahead fore parliament Monday. lars) on the current a 25 percent rut budget year are forecast imposed Resources 132,83 123,73 6,34 with its spending plans, That would be cov- budget year on expendi- in diamond production all,578 billion (711 puIa Guardbank peg taxes and hope that ered from the country's tun"S of 4,22A billioo pu1a on Botswana for 18 million dollars), a drop Industrial 128,81 120,78 5,66 the diamond market estimated 8,4 billion pula (1,904 billion dollars), months from last Sep- of six percent over the Sage Resources 101,60 95,04 _ 6,00 picks up before elec- (3.78 billion dollars) ashocktoagovemment tember. current year. The 1993/ Sanlam Industrial 1067,28 998 ,92 {3,21 lions next year. foreign excbange re- that has come to expect In previous eam- 94 estimate also repre- years Sanlam Mining 244,73 229,285,28 FinanceMinisterFes- serves, Mogae said, to regular surpluses due to ings from the mineral sents a drop of 17 per- Southern Mining 121 ,7 1 114,01 ( 4,46 tus Mogae predicted a supplement forecast its diamond wealth. sector, mainly from cent over 1991/92 min- Southern Pure 125,06 11 7,04 j N/A shortfaU of 567 million revenues of 3,907 bil- Diamond revenues fell diamonds, have contrib- eral earnings. Standard Gold 143,26 134,19 I 7,32 pula (255 million dol- lion pula (1,761 billion wbentheLondon-based utedabout40percentof University of Standard Induslrial 110,08 103,81 \ 5,09 ~:::~~~~~::~~~~~~::::~~;;;;;;;;~;':;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ii Botswana economist Standard Keith Jefferies r com ~ International 102,82 96.17 3,30 memed: ''The big dan­ UALManaged 1064,20 1005,21 N/A CORPORATION ger is that if the dia· jGb. UAL Mining and P,O. BOX 5052. 21 JOULE STREET,WlNOHOEK, mond market does not Resources 334,68 313,60 4,57 TEl: 061 - 36720 FAX: 061 ·32673 - unlilnited recover then the crunch ).I UAL Selected will come during an QUANTITY SURVEYOR / Opportunities 1991 ,0 I 1863,02 3,66 election year." Old Mutual Mining 222,68 207,30 4,55 ESTIMATOR He believes the gov­ Old Mutual NEq Stahl. adivision 01 Nam ibian Engineering Corporalion . Ms a SALES REP ernment should bring Yacancy klf a OUan1i1y SurveyOo' IEstimator, basad aI our Industrial 373,48 347,96 3,93 For liquor industry, must have had forward the mid-term Okahandja lacUiTy . tha incumben1 will be responsi~e lor the Old Mutual review of its 1991-1997 preparation otestlmalesol structural SleeI. meralWOO:. housing and experience in one of the following Gold Fund 89,94 83,79 6,06 mon~oring six-year-plan, scheduled piping contracts. as also the 01 actual costs versus Old Mutual 9Stimales arld maintaining an upda1ed system 01recordke&ping in industries, cool drinks, food, or any for next year, incase the Top Companies 250,07 233,12 4,46 11]1$ rvgard other consumables. Must have 18 month quota is ex­ Income/Gilt Funds: unendorsed drivers licence and be tended. The SUCC8SSlul applicant will be in po5S8SSfon 01 an appropoate Metboard Income 111 ,48 110,31 12,60 tertiary quali~c:ation , and have at least 11 minimum 01 3 years prepared to travel. One vacancy Other primary produc­ Guardbank Incomell9,5 1 117,06 14,43 reteYam experienca in the Engineering Constrvcllon industry. ers are also suffering. requires good command of Ovambo Old Mutual Income Ill,74 110,52 12,38 The copper-nickel mine and English . The other is not specific Southern The Company oilers a maril.eI relatad salary commensurate with at Selebi-Phikwe is qualifications and experience. as wet as the usual bene!i1s Income Fund 524,91 514,4 1 N/A in its language skills. operating at a loss, and associated WIIh an eslatiishad Oo'ganisation. Standard Income 93,99 93,01 13,36 Soda Ash Botswana at Syfrets Income 109,57 108,47 14,13 Prosp&ar.oe cancfKlatBS are requested to subm~ Il\eIr CV's 10' Sua Pan is suuggling Phone Maria Syfrets Gilt 1100,43 1089,42 N/A THE MANAGER : HUMAN RESOURCES , NEC against technical prob­ PO BOX 5052 UAL Oilt 1227,29 1215,02 12,76 WINDHOEK. 9000 33183/36495 lems and a weaker mar­ For IUrthef details. 1.41 J Dammen cart be contactad at 36720. ket, Mogae said. Gold price He announced plans Yesterday's afternoon gold fixing in London to stimulate the formal 329.85 dollars an ounce compared with 328,70 economy, which re­ dollars at the morning fixing. and 328,05 dol­ ~ff;Meat 80C1rd of Namibia mained stagnant at 230 "... ..- --~. PRESTlG~ lars at the Tuesday afternoon fixing. 000 jobs in 1992, by REAL :. easing tbe criteria com­ Dollar/rand BOOKKEEPER / ACCOUNTANT ESTATE panies must meet to qualify for government Commercial rand Previous closing yeslerday's closing Salary: Negotiable subsidies under regional TO ALL MY development program­ 3,1235/50 3,1210/25 Requ("ments: FRIENDS AND mes. Financial rand • Applicants must be Namibian citizens or must be in posessiOn 01 January's year-oo-year Previous closing yesterday's closing a valid parrn~nant residence permit. BUSINESS 4,59/4,61 4,58/4,6 1 MatnculatlOl'l with accounting as a subject and elgh1 years inflation at 17.2percent relevant experience. ASSOCIATES was up from the 1992 COmputer experience with Briltiant and lotus 1Z3 is a average of 16 percent. Money market prerequis~e The latest Gross 90 day liquid BA rate Please nole I have Previous closing yesterday's closing Duties: Domestic !'roW" (GDP) Responsible Ior' the finaf1cial system and releVant dutieS figure available, for 11 ,60 11,60 ~ 1991192showedgrowth An rtlracllve rang. ot benelits Indudt .,3th chtoque •• housing joined the dynamiC learn of in real temlS of 5,8 per­ 011 price schlme or rlntallllnwlnce. pen,lnn !und, mtdlcallid seheme, cent, a slowdown from vac:l1lon end siet Inve. Prestige Properties, Crude oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at the 8,8 percent recorded 17h45 GMT yesterday: ~Io'i ng date: 22 February 1993 If you want 10 buy or sell your house the previOlL~ year. Mogae Feb 10 Feb9 conlacl me at said the 1992/93 figure !PE Brcnt crude (March) $18,47 $18,29 Enquiries: The Mm!n Manager, P C Box 38 . was expected to show WlNDHOEK . NAMIBIA New York light crude 212640 (w) or 213286 (h) further shrinkage. (Man:b) $20,37 $-20,05 ,),+ Tel num~r : ~(61) 3318011 THE NAMIBIAN Thursday February 11 1993 7

INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP Banda " Apla man goes to Zim GABORONE: An nlleged guerrilla belonging to a IL.. ____ --"===='- ______.J won't South African organisation is to be deported to Zimbabwe instead of South Africa. where he faces arrest, the Botswana Gazette reported yesterday. budge The newspaper reported the government made the decision after the .Pan Africanist Congress Ceasefire hinges (PAC) appealed that Secele MJando, an alleged on vote member of the Azaman People's Liberation Army, the PAC's armed wing, would face and arrest and be forced to testify before a commission on vio­ LUSAKA : Malawi's lence in South Africa if he were repatriated. on Huambo niling party ha< ~ Mlando was cbarged with possesion of uo1i­ opposition demands for ccnced fireanns after police shot and wo unded him secret baDoting in a ref· in the oorthem town of Francisto wn early last erendum on one.party month. the newspaper reported. Savimbi missing as UN efforts continue rule, but has made LUANDA: The out· are also in ruins. Sched- or Ihe other takes gained the upperband in other concessions, a Ceasefire scuppered again come of the battle for uled 10 resume in Addis Huambo," said a'diplo- the struggle 10 capture government spokes· Huambo city, CUJTentJy Ababa yesterday, the mal. Huambo, a military man said yesterday. SARAJEVO: Mortar and artillery rounds punc­ tured a cease-fire in Sarajevo yesterday that was the scene of the heavi· United Nations-brokered UN officials tried to source here said Iha~ President Kamuzu estfi ghtinginAngola's talks were indefinitely conlaCI Unita to sel up Unila has the current Banda's ruling Malawi supposed to provide safety for UN-sponsored crews repairing electric lines and other utilities. revived civil war, will postponed at the week- fresh talks on reviving advantage. Congress Party has In UN-controlled eastern Croatia, Serb forces be crucial to any fu· end when Unitaleader tattered 1991 peace lfUnita loses Hurunbo, agreed to count baUots arrested five Belgian UN policemen and accused ture peace talks, said a lonas Savimbi said he accords but special UN the diplomat said, it at polling stations and diplomat here. was unable to contact representative Margaret woulda"terribleblow". them of patrolling the area without pennission. to include opposition "Huambo is in ruins," his delegation, and his Anstee said she did not If, however, Unita routs UN peacekeepers have a mandate to patrol that reported the official deputy Antonio Dembo knowwheretheirleader the government, then it figures on a commis­ area. newspaper lomal de said war was "the only 10nas Savimbi was. is likelytopushtowaros sion appointed by the Angola here yesterday. solution". Heavy fighting on the coast and perhaps presidenttooversee the Its report spoke of street According to ruplo- Tuesday killed nearly 60 bargain for partition of referendum. fighting, air attacks and mats and government people in Huambo - 16 Angola, military JUld Origioally, theparty artillery bombardments officials here, Uoita's civilians, 39 Unita men political observers said. planned to transport between government current tactic seems to and three government here. ballots to a counting forces aDd Unita in the be to gain on tbeground soldiers - state-run media Unita spokesinan centre, which 0ppo- central Highlands city. what it has fai led to win reported. lorge Valentim recently nents said could lead But the current round through negouatJOns. Whereas reports in spoke or aD eventual to fraud. of peace talks ,the news- "There will be no lanu"'"' suggested that "federal fPnublic" on his ~"'.'.~~~:::::.~~~~~~:."~~"':~~~~~-~':"'~~~~~ceasefire until one side forces had movement's.¥t' Radio " Our aim is to en. Vorgan. Although sure security, secrecy ~ Savimbi said last week- and non-intimidation in Q~e,eIL~~e&.-UKnewspapar l~th~at::hef.;.~t.tr~~~~1iH;.;a~t;h:;,,:.. Peru ca, Croatia: A Nigerian officer and a LONDON: Queen Eliubeth IT 's deci- slrainl in a year of embarrassing disclo- the idea, observers have wick Ntaba said in a sian colleague, botb members or the UN rorce sion 10 take The Sun to court, coupled sures,notreactingoverthepublicationof noted that as Uoita a1- telephone interview here, walk on the bridge over Peruca Dam, se· with that by Prime Minister lOM Major an alleged inrimateC(J(lversalion between ready bolds roughly 70 from the Malawi capi· riously damaged in fighting betweeo Serbian 10 take on IWO other newspapers, set the ~e Qwies and Camilla Parm-BowJes. percent of the country - tal, Lilongwe. and Croat fo rces. Photo: AFP stageforamajorrowberweenlileeslai>- nor that reported to have taken place including the diamond- Despite the conces- lishment and a powerful press. between Princess Diana and adose friend. rich northeast _ the cap- Buclo-:""bamPalacelennedTheSun'$ 1be Sun was quick to react, say;n" il f th . &- sions, pro·democracy MK is "under control" ~'"O -.., ture 0 e regIOn Horn publication of her Ouistmas speech two was "'extraordmary"" that the queen should Huambo to the coast groups are threatening DURBAN: The African National Congress in days early a "clear breach of copyright," go after it for publishing her speecb while would give it an ex- to boycott the ..nU,..- un- Southern Natal says it is in control of its Umkhonto while Majoris sumg Iwonewspapers for nol punuing other disclosures. including less all their demands we Sizwe (MK) cadres, despite the alleged in­ Clarelinking Lalimer. him to Downing Streel calerer eupbotographs of York cavorting showing a wilh semi-nude her financial DuCb-ltre;]m~el~y~s~tro~o~g~han:.:d:inJ~a;";.;m~.:t~. any resumed ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ volvement ofMK members in gun-running in the While the press OUIIO show it cannot adviser in the 10Uth of France. liollS. - war-tom province. be intimidated, polilical analysts say that 1bepaperbad been given a weektopay Regional chairman leffRadebe was speaking to in a country where some 17 miUion damages before Buckingham Palace Sapa in the wake of the arrest of nine people - five newspapetlil are read by 40 million people decided 10 pursue the case. of whom are confirmed ANC members - in con­ daily, Major shouJd pe.tbap!i have though! 1be paper will defend itself "an thf nection with an arms cache haul on the Swazi twice about responding 10 published ru· way, if necessary," il warned, insisting border. Police found handgrenades, pistols, rocket mors about bis private life. once more that it bad pulled off a "good launchers and ammunition in a car at the Golela Aeet Street unanimously - both the old-fashioned journalistic scoop" while border post last Monday. tabloids and the "quality" papers -crushed arguing that "public prooouncemenlSdo rec:enl government attempts to restrain not belong to anybody." Major may be· the press from prying too deeply into come the first British pri me minister to Pope speaks out on freedom public figures' private lives. testify at a trial, while il ia unlikely that Before the quee.n's move to sue the the queen. the source of all law. would • KHARTOUM: Pope lohn Paul IT told Sudanese Sun, the royal family had shown re- appear in a witness box in person. -. President Omar aI Bashir yesterday, before thou- f-----'----'------'-'------...J -- sands of people, that religious freedom for Chris­ tians had to be applied in this Moslem-dominated country, wrackedby civil war. Speaking after kiss­ ing the ground at Khartoum airport - a gesture the pontiff always makes when visiting a country for the first time - the Pope told. his host that the Roman CathoHc Church had the right to pursue its religious and humanitarian mission in Sudan. Perfumes The ghost of 32 lives on Aftershaves, Colognes JOHANNESBURG: The ANC yesterday called n ow OFF for 32 Battalion to be confined to barracks without 20% delay. This follows reports that members of the only until this Saturd ay unit, who are predominantly Angolans, are patrol· BUV NOW! ling the Transkeian and Ciskeian borders from ••• Komga in the Border region. MEN'S SHIRTS I Pants I SHOES The ANC said over a year ago, government Blouses I SKIRTS I Underwear officials had assurcdthe public that "the notorious 32 Battalion" had been disbanded and its fo rces Cosmetic Department had been distributed into other units. "Yet (now) ... we are told this battalion remains inlact and will 'not be "disbanded piecemeal but will have a ceremonial disbandment'," the ANC GUSTAV VOIGTS CENTRE ,in reference to-a. statement on Tuesday by a WernhU Fashion ShoP QfD:efence Town. 8 T~ursday February 11 1993 ·THE NAMIBIAN

lets vir almal in The Namibian Focus

Unies stap uit oor Dan verwerp.deur sy onderdane

'nie konsultasie' GOTLIEB Dan, DTA·LP en senior hoofman mwoners beweer die in die Okelemba streek van Oukwanyama grondpryse in die streek is Maandag oa grootskaalse ontevreden­ is ook baie hoer as in heid ODder sy onderdanedeur ongeveer 500 aanliggcnde gebiede. inwoners van die streek, onttroon. Die stap Die oneen lussen Drm Samesprekings uitgestel volg oor verskeie onreelmatighede waarv­ en sy slam bet blykbaar verder versleg na hy oor hulle horn verantwoordelik hou. DIE National Union of Namibian Die twee instansies is aangesien sommige baie verlede jaar na bewer­ Workers(NUNW) en NamibiaNon Govern­ ontevrede oar die wyse belangrike instansies nie Die groep het vergader regering. V66r die ing onderh oofman mental Organizations Forum (NANGOF) optrede Maandag het Mannasse Ueyulu waarop die byeenkoms uitgenooi is nie eo die I ~VO~O~'~~di~.e~O::b~an~gWeDa mense in die distrik aangerand en met ' n het gister uitgestap uit 'n werkswinkel oor gereel is. tyd wat daarvoor opsy met huIJe wil nie verskeie briewe geskryf vuurwapen gedreig het. L i n d y gesil is ook nie nasionale otwikkelingsbeleid wat deur die Dan as hoofman waarin hulle ontevreden­ Weens die druk van Nasionale Bepianningskommissie gereel was Kazombaue(Nangof) en voldoende is nie. beid oor sy hoofmamkap die omstanders het die en gesorg dat dit tot 'n latere stadium uitgestel Bemard Esau(NUNW) Beide instansies is bekend gemaak het. stamraad besluit om Dan moes word. hel kort mi die voorvaJ verder teleurgesteld It.SI,~,d~ uit nege sen. Hy wold beskuldig van te onltroon as hoofman die redes bekendgemaak aangesien Volume 2 van hoofmanne, laat magsmisbruik as en ses kandidale is waarom hul weier om die plan van hul weer- verstaan buUe is nie hoofman deurdat hy na aangewys waarvan Dan daaraan deelle neem. hou is. om horn verder bewering in die sake van se opvolger binnekon Kazombaue s~ Nan- Kazombaue voeg by le aanvaar nie en ses onderbo-ofmanne in­ aangewys sal word. gofis nie geken met die Nangof het vrugteloos persone is nomineer meng. 'n Gebruik wal in Alhoewel Dan in die beplanning van die probeer om die organi- waaruit ' n hoofman stryd is met die stam­ omgewing was hel by onrwikkelingsbeleid nie seerders v}..q .~';eg~e~s~~telw~ nieru~ro ~'behe~drum~~n~oort ~k~O~~::mo::·e~vc:rt:~~, :n:w:oo:,:. : ..... , ., 115 . ," .,. . , , , . , THE NAMIBIAN Thursday February 11 1993 9

IN THE NAME OF ALLAH ON THE OCCASION OF THE 14TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VICTORY OF THE ISLAMIC REI,(OLUTION OF IRAN. ·OUR REVOLUnON WAS AN EXPLOSION OF LIGHT" IMAM KHOMEINI (PBUH)

The 22nd of B

11 shoUd be said !hat #le enenies of Freemen Ca'l never accept peace cnd p-osperity for them 'a'ld are Wl1h a glcn::e at'the rei ~lPes jjven beI"ow coocenlng he; dfferenl a!1iClJtural p-oWcts, wtlch are; constalUy tying to distort ther healthy tela.ons with o1h9rs. That is \'thy they il"l"pOsed the 8 ye;r w;r on wheat 11 percent, rice 27.7 percent and cereals with a 44 percent ooeased p-oductivity we corm 10 Inn Tha+:fI1ty Md as confessed to by International orgcrizations and the wood over the real Ag-e~ was wedate flat we .:re even ahead of the oqectives sel for 1he frst devefopment p-o!,1"arn poinled out and Iren stCl"lds vindcaled. Also in Ihe l&drical Cl"!d vocational sector lll)I"e than 2400 tranng cente~ offer 58 ciler9fll semC9 and Alter !he war with fle 8mOlIlC9ment of the seize fie a need kl amend !he constiMion of !he COllltry was tedrical COI.Ises 10 133,000 students. In ttis r&gard the first econonic developroont prOl1am has 100se90 fett so !hat !he adrriristrawe and jucidaty powers of the OOLrltry cotid worX lll)I"e effectively a'!d IJ"OtJams the aeation 01 nmy IJ"oductive jobs 10 lllIe\ demaclds for the ~cons!nJction and repar of those suc:fl as the fiV9 year eoononic acJd aA\lJ"aI p-o!1am lor!he COLrItry cotid be aafted, allhoogl tie passing ntastrudll"aI p-otlIctiOl1 and residential centers damaged by W<1l. awcrj 01 !he 10lIldef of the IslaFric Rep.Jliic 01 Iran was a devastall1g ~ow lor !he MJslem Umma. rut Ihe contiruation 01 tis way and tM p-opwtic leaderstip of the !1eat leader of fle Islarric revolrti on Ayatollah Other major oqectives of the first me ye<1ls Pilfl are to strengthen tie national CUTency. reOJce the cash IQ\ameiri Md Ihe deep econonic aIld rulllJ"al reforms preformed by tis excellency the ~esideot, tot. Hastirri gowtJ in the COI.Ise 01 the p-og-am from 21 percent to 3.8 perwnt, control ilflation tIYolJ!jl redUd:ion of Rafsalja1 has l.IldoltJtedly chalged the infrastnJCtl.re 01 the country aIld trougn with it l.Illecedented 1he Wdget deficit from 12 percent to 2.5 bmg cacefU not to reciJcd the level of PJblie services offered sud1 acheV9ments for Itte COLrItry. of the gener~ adrrnslJation 01 the COIXltry, conducting forei~ policy, deIGnse of the borders ete, ~so edJcational, hecith CI1d me

1 - n the fi~t tine ye;rs 01 the development ~ ogralTJTle 9869 p-ojOClS l.:ro 61543 dass rooms;re lI'1der Alongside these positive outlooks Md the realization 01 rMlY of the COLlltry"S fong term econonic p-ol1am5 consruction. .. we ere "";lrleSS to tTmY instrlUtiona p-esSU"es on Ira'llike s

3 • OU\ 01 250,000 Hi\tl SdlOOI gaciJates aw-oximatety 200,000 enlel uivesili9$ and lip e~tion 'M'IIe respecb1g \he people's ri\tlt 10 sell deterninatioo. 11<11 has s~rted U1e str1.JOOes lor hlldoi,..,,!en<» 11 centres. 01 ;I. p90pe and also oood9fm$ 1he violalion 01 the ri91t 01 Nations wtich r&een\ly has B rMM matt9f. ~ • By oorrDa1ing ilit9facy whch used 10 ~agJe 50 percent of 1he COIXItry'S peope has been reOOced to 25 percent Today Ihe Islarrie Rep.ijie ollrCl"! is stiving (0 p'esen\ a lI"ee, Ifldepend9nt cnd eoonorricaly deV910ped IrM 10 !he International cormuity Md djspay ils ""'U lor econonic 110W1h, peace arid secuity (C) IMPROVING THE UVING ST ANOAROS ANO THE DEVELOPMENT RATE OF RURAl REGIONS; ntematioanly

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~~; All eyes on Young Netball at World SPORT Ones and Liverpool Games Netball has reached new heights in world Nam swimmers in sport. It was an­ As two clash in Top 8 semi-final... nounced last week SA inter-club event that the game will be 10 put their trust in the last year when they won played for the first CONRAD ANGULA dangerous striking duo two cup competitions. time at the World NAMIBIA will be represented by three swim­ . alias the 'Terrible Stars, holders of the Games to be hosted ming clubs at the prestigious 1993 JWlior Inter­ ALL roads will lead to the Independence Sla· Twins' _ Kosie ' Haas­ Metropolitan Life and by the Netherlands Club Swimming Championships in B1oemfon­ dium in Windhoek when Young Ones take on lig' Springbok and the Castle Classic Cups, in the Habrue from tein this weekend. Prime Press Liverpool in th e opening semifinal Lucky 'Bazooka' Rich­ knocked out the re­ July 22 to August 1 The tournament is expected to atlract swimmers matchoftheexcitingPhoenixNissan-sponsored ter, who bolh scored spected TCL Chief this year. [Tom as far as Lesotbo, Mozambique, Swaziland NFA Premier League Top Eight knock-Qut cup goals against Tafic last Sanlos, the fonner NFA This w a~ descrilwd and Zimbabwe, with conftmlation of attendance competition on Saturday. Saturday_ Cup holders, after corn· by China, Hungary and Nigeria still being awaited. as It "total break· BothYoungOnesand an African cup compe- But in David 'Fell ab' ing from behind three through" for netball Over 100 clubs are competing and the Narnibian Liverpool performed titiOD. Snewe, last season's times to win 5-3. Amateur Swimming Union (NASU) will take 26 by Elize Petersen, extremely well against But the ' Kings at Premier League Top However, Civis are no media liaison officer swimmers from Ihree clubs who have achieved and the and their foreign counterparts Night' know they can- Scorer Player of pushover played and representative of qualifying times in recent local gaJas. in their international cup not afford to take Liver- Year -Liverpool has a excellent football against the International The swimmers representing Namibia are from: debut appearance at the pool too lightly on Sat- natural matcb-winner, Ramblers, whom they Federation of Netball Marlins Swimming Club: same venue last week- urday. capable ofsooringe more eliminated 3-2 from tbe Tilmann Sonntag ( 18), Sven Graef ( 18), Thor­ eod. Liveq>OOl, inspired by goals _ Springbok and Top Eight in their epic in Africa. sten Horn (17), Heiko Horn (16), Jurie Badenhorst Young Ones were the tbeirimpressivedisplay Rihter put together. quanerfinaJ showdown Other countries ex­ (lSJ,;f1prian Pfaf(enhaJer (15), Chris Baas (13), talk of the town with against Botswana cup This is one match almosl three weeks ago. pected to take part Tristan Cowley ( 12), Julia Beck (17), 1I0naScbutte their very convincing 4- champions GT Tafic wbere the battle will be Reviewing Civics in the event are Aus­ (16) and Frances Crawford (12). 2 win over Lesotho out- whom they forced to a won in the midfield. recovery since their 1asl tralia, New Zealand, fit Linare FC, whichbas I-all draw, are still one ... In the second semi- league outings, I think Jamaica, England. Swakop Swimming C lub: made them pioneers in of the most unpredict- finaJ tie, team-of-the­ they will blast Stars out Wales and Canada, Herbert Blasberg (18), Wemer Wagner (16), Kyle Namibian football as the able sides in the coun- moment African Stars of the competition. and the fixture pro­ Owen-Smith (16), Nicholaas v/d wnde (15), Niel first 10caJ team to oust a try. would like to begin this But the Bethlehem gramme will be ready vld Linde (13), Robert Meyer (12), Panick Potkonoy foreign counterpart from Young Ones are likely season like they ended by March I. (12), Vaclav Franek (12), Jock Currie (9), Mary r:===::::==::::~==;:::;:;;;;:=::;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ In another major .craven (12), Owen Currie (12). breakthrough, net­ ball wiU also make Spartans Swimming Club: its rU"st appearance Dieter Putenseo (15), Manin Koziol (16), Shaun at the XVIth Com­ Dudley (13), Peter Breitiog (J I ). monwealth Games• • The appointed NAsu of6ciils foi' irus e('~Ht are: Maren Poser - manager; June OweD-Smith - T his tournament will be staged in coach. Larry Laursen will join the learn as NASU in representative and national coach in an unofficial Kaula Lumpur capacity. Malaysia in 1998. Said Petersen: " The bottom line is we are slowly but Arsenal duo for surely moving closer to participation in the Olympics. English attack "However, I must

1... , , I add it will take a lot ( PJlS§>IAL.stpke" AIan Smith, who scored of determination and Smilh and lan Wright, twice at PaJace, replaces lobbying to convince whose goals gained their Blackbum striker Alan the world that net: teanl a 3-1 League Cup Shearer, who is recov­ ball is second to no viclory at CryStal PaJ­ ering from a knee op­ other sport. We are ace on Sunday, are likely eration. on the righl b"ack and to team up for England Six Arsenal players wi ll eventually per· in a World Cup quaJify­ were included in a squad suade those con­ ing game against soccer of 22. which also in­ cerned to include POWER SHOT ... Zina Garrison-Jackson used crisp passing shots and skilful passing shots on minnow San Marino on cludes Italian - ba~ stars netball in the Olym· Monday night to defeat Lisa Raymond 6-2, 6·4in the first round of th e Virginia Slims tournament Wednesday, February pic Games." 17. To page 11 in Chicago. Photo: AFP.

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