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A WOMAN ex· Plan combatant, who registered for her R1 400 pay·out and whose name duly appeared on the looDlsin battle 'master list', told The Namibianlast night she would not touch the money as long as it continued to be distributed in such a blatantlI unfair way. 'The disgusted fonner fighter ation being faced by her for­ was one of many ex-combat­ mer brothers-and-sisters in ants to 'phone this newspa­ arms. "Of course people are of the airW"ays per's offices yesterday over turning up at the wrong collec­ the controversy surrounding the tion points to try and pick up pay-out plan (see also p3). their money. They are not able She estimated that some 70 Namib Air seeks to ground Trans Namibia per cent of 'real combatants' continued on page 2 had been cut out of the pay­ ments through a series ofblun­ STAFF REPORTER ders on the part of the Govern­ ment which had left people THE national airline, Namib Air, is reportedly prepar· uninformed and undervalued. ing an urgent interdict against Trans Namibia Aviation. She complained that many Strong indications emerged yesterday that a legal show· people who were entitled to down is in the air over. the longstanding dispute, with collect money, like herself, were Namib Air expected to go to court to stop Trans Na· in full-time employment and were not in such urgent need as mibia's Johannesburg·Windhoek freight run. other ex -combatants who were The state airline claims who confinned they had been being turned away. exclusive right in terms of the approached by Advocate Ger­ , 'Some of those picking up ~regu!ated environment' to cany hard Maritz with queries about payments were not even fight­ freight between Windhoek and the basis on which Trans ers, they were out of the coun­ Johannesburg, and is opposed Namibia offered Sun Couriers try but in school or something. to the small Trans Namibia a service. The ones who really did the operation run by Gerhard The Manager of Sun Couri­ fighting have been left out in Fouche. ers said he was not prepared to the cold." Namib Air started its Mon­ divulge these details, but if She said her refusal to col­ day to Friday overnight freight Trans Namibia chose to do so, leCt the money was a small run in June, and is apparently it was up to them. He added show of solidarity with her old still operating at a loss. It also that Trans Namibia were " the comrades. "Like them I feel maintains that Trans Namibia only people able to offer the hurt and bitter. How can they is operating "illegally". service at the price we are hope to get a job when all they Trans Namibia has been getting" . brought back from the bush operating a service for a con­ The Sun manager added that was a rifle and a unifonn. They siderably longer time and the there was' 'no way" he would sacrificed their chance of an owner, Gerllard Fouche, says make use of Namib Air in any education but now the Minis­ his clients are based in Johan­ case as he said their prices try of Defence asks for Stan­ WELCOME HOME. Foreign Affairs Minister Theo·Ben Gurirab on Tuesday nesburg and that he is not were "exhorbitant". He de­ dard 8 if you go for a job." invited Namibia's internationally· acclaimed sprinter, Frankie Fredericks, to his 'treading onNamib Air's toes' scribed Trans Namibia as • 'the The ex-combatant was also house where he-officially welcomed him to the "Gurirab family". Here they toast in any case. best service at the right price' , . angry at the way the Govern­ to Frankie's continued success. Yesterday evening Frankie was received by Presi· This view was upheld by a Matters are further compli- ment seemed completely out dent Sam Nujoma at State House. See also, pS. Photograph: Stanley Katzao Johannesburg-based client of of touch with the daily situ- Trans Namibia, Sun Couriers, continued on page 2 More can own houses African link-up enters second stage· PEOPLE living in four·room houses built under Native Proclamation 56 of 1951 can now own them if they have THE 1RANS-CAPRIVI High­ KATE BURLlNG of 300 people. lived there for seven years and pay a transfer fee of way, which will one day link Deputy minister of Works, R100 in terms of a new scheme launched by the Ministry Namibia to central and south­ African construction company, Rundu westward to Nkurun­ Transport and Communication of Local Government and Housing. ern African countries, began Stocks and Stocks. kuru. Klaus Dierks said one of the The second phase involves It is estimated that the work reasons Stocks and Stocks won This was decided yesterday at a meeting attended by the its second phase yesterday with will take some montb,s to Ministry for Local Government and Housing, all municipalities, the signing of a R33,4 million the building of a 48 kilometre 32 the contract - in the absence of the Peri-Urban Board and Regional Commissioners at a Wind- contract between the Ministry stretch of tarred road between complete and according to a competitive bid by a Namib- of Works, Transport and Takwasa and Nyangana and an Willie Valentin of Stocks and continued on page 2 Communication and a South eight kilometre stretch from Stocks, will employ upwards continued on page 2

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PAGE.·.l·····.··.···.··· for the municipalities out ofits have done and install these pality bondholders should pay hoekhotel. armual budget allocation. services. the Rl00 transfer fee and that Minister Libertine Amath­ A delegate from the Marien­ One participant from Otjiwar­ the money should be used to ila, who chaired the meeting, tal municipality said people in ongo wanted to know what cancel the bond. proposed shortening the time that town were afraid to buy would happen to those who Minister Amathila suggested people had lived in the houses the houses as they had no sewage lived in houses which fell under that each municipality find its Grade 7 and dropping the transfer fee and electricity facilities. They the scheme and who had bought own way of dealing with the to Rl00 in terms of th~ plan, feared they might have to pay them cash or with loans either problem. the Alienation Scheme, as most R10.65 people living in these houses were pensioners who could not afford to pay the R200 decided EXCITING on earlier. Agreement was reached on ANTHOLOGY Rl00 after a proposal that pen­ sioners pay R50 which would be cross-subsidised by letting all others pay R200. The meet­ ing backed down from cross­ subsidising, as it was argued that most people qualifying for PICTURED above are, from left: secretary of the Municipal Association, P Hans­ the scheme were pensioners. mann; Permanent Secretary for Local Government and Housing, Ngbidimondjila A compromise figure ofRl00 Shoombe; Minister of Local Government and Housing, Libertine Amathila; and was decided on after it was Deputy Minister of Local Government and Housing, Jerry Ekandjo. Grade 8 argued that the municipalities needed some profits to sub­ sidise pensions. Amathila said R17.50 she would discuss with Cabi­ net to see what could be done to reduce costs for pensioners. AWARD WINNING One participant suggested that employers help pay the SOUTHERN Rl00 transfer fee for pension­ AFRICAN NOVEL ers still working for them. Those who had already paid a R200 transfer fee in terms of the original grant would be re­ funded, Amathila said. She emphasized that the scheme would end on July 31 1992. People who had not paid their transfer fees by that date DELEGATES from the Ministry of Local Government and Housing, all municipali­ would lose the chance to buy ties, Regional Commissioners and the Peri-Urban Board who gathered at a Windhoek Grade 9 the house in terms of the plan. hotel yesterday to discuss housing problems. When the scheme ended, houses not bought would be R15.20 sold by the municipality at market prices. Preference would be given to those living in them, AWARD WINNING after which a new housing scheme would be started, SOUTHERN Amathila said. AFRICAN NOVEL The meeting decided that even if people paid the Rl00 transfer fee, no transfer would be made untill the person had paid arrears for services ren­ dered since March 21 1990, Independence Day, for water and electricity. This was decided on after Grade 10 some participants expressed fears that people might con­ FROM left: Deputy minister of Works,. Transport and Communications, Klaus tinue to neglect payment of Dierks and Permanent Secretary Peingeondjabi Shipoh; and Wyn WundeU, Conrad R9.80 arrears for services after the Smith and Willie Valentin of Stocks and Stocks. The men gathered yesterday to sign houses were transferred to them. a R33,4 million contract for the construction of the Trans-Caprivi Highway. Arrears from before Inde­ POPULAR pendence Day were all written of the highway. "We have relatively near to their villages, off. These included loans the carried out extensive research there would also be inconven­ POETRY municipality inherited from the and the process is still going iences in having a busy high­ ANTHOLOGY previous administration for the on. There has been a social speed highway running too construction of capital proj­ impact study, based on the close. " ects, and brought the total ian company - was that it people living along the banks Dierks pointed out that the amount of bad debts to about plarmed to use labour-inten- of the Kavango river." existing gravel road would be 1------1 sive construction methods. He said plarmers and build­ retained and used as a service Valentin said it was in the ers in the past had ,. sinned" in road. The new highway would company's interests t9 make thinking that Namibia had no first link the Caprivi to Ovambo as much use of local expertise ecological problems to take into then northern Namibia to and enterprise as possible. ·account. "Now we are aware Angola, and eventually to the Advertisements for staff had of many sensitive ecological rest of Africa. The entire proj­ Grade 10 cated by the fact that although already gone out and he ex­ areas, particularly regarding ect would cost more than R34 Namibia has a Department of pected that the first people would river environments." billion, he said. Civil Aviation (DCA) there is begin work within the next two Studies had suggested that '.'When it is operational, the R13.00 as yet no Transport Commis­ weeks. the highway should run sev­ highway will reduce Namibia's sion in place - the body that Dierks stressed the fact that eral kilometres away from the dependence on South Africa will sanction licences. care had been taken to mini­ villages lining the river. "Al­ and will open up routes to in­ WELL-KNOWN A spokesperson said when mise socio-ecological distur­ though people will want the ternational ports north ofWalvis approached recently that it was bance during the construction road to be useful to them artd Bay." CLASSIC expected that a Transport Commission would soon be even have the cash to make the paper to find out about regis­ appointed by the President. But journey." tering, or even being able to in the meantime the · dispute She thought the Government read the advert, tOQk on a new between Namib Air and. its had underestimated the plight degree of difficulty. smaller competitor continues. now faced by the people " .. ha The leaders seemed to have Namib Air General Manager to sit in one place, they are out went out and physlo.;:,lly fought forgotten things like that, she FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Keith Petch told The Namib­ around the country looking for for the freedom of Namibia. said. CONTACT LES VAN ROOI ian last night that he had noth­ work. Poverty. illiteracy, joblessness Herself a Government em­ ing further to add to earlier And if they have come to and homelessness filled life ployee, the woman preferred .:. Longman comments on the matter. Windhoek to try to get a job with problems, she said. not to give her name, as she , 'There has been no change in and are called back to collect Apparently simple tasks like said she was afraid of reprisals ::: Namibia intOlmation," he said. money in the north, they don't registering, or buying a news- from the Government. EROSSHOPPINGCENTRE Pl~tch indicated that a court case: would be part of the nor­ TEL: 31214/32653 - FAX: 224019 mal due process of law. ,Tij~ NAMIBI4N Dark AIDS clouds gathers Pensions to go up PENSIONS are set to increase within the next few THE FAST-GROWING ing a body's resistance to other weeks to a new level of R120 a month. This applies TOM MINNEY diseases. In some parts, re­ number of people infected only to people getting pensions at the levels of black with HIV and AIDS is ported Iyambo, three out of The minister's stern warn­ or records were not so well five TB cases were also HIV people who currently receive R92 a month. "alarming", according to People of all colours who retired since independ­ Health and Social Serv­ ing came at a press conference kept. positive. in Windhoek yesterday when However, malaria is increas- Reported plague deaths have ence receive this level of pension, while white and ices Minister Dr Nicky he reported on the work of his ing and strains of the virus are also soared, with 1 001 cases "coloured" people who receive higher pensions will Iyambo. ministry, and announced that developing which are more reported and 56 deaths in the not get any increase until other pensions catch up with Iyambo said that Namibians the European Economic Com- resistant to treatment. last year, compared to 129 and them. are still not taking the killer - munity had given four Land The ministry organised a 61 in the previous years. This Health and Social Services Minister Dr Nicky Iyambo disease seriously and there were Rover 4-wheel-drive vehicles workshop with the help of the is now an epidemic, but is explained that this was part of a strategy to try and 109 new cases reported in May and three other vehicles for a World Health Organisation last apparently difficult to .-eradi- create a more just structure, without cutting pensions alone. malaria control programme May to look at strategies to cate from the north-west and is From only four cases reported which will be sent to Katima fight back. The Ministry also 'linked, like malaria, to the rainy for people already receiving them. He agreed that in 1986 there are now 1 327 Mulilo, Rundu, Owambo and called a major conference to season. R120 a month is still not enough to live on, but said it cases of infection up to the end other parts where malaria has a try and outline ways of tack- Iyambo said that a basic would cost R200 million to give everyone pensions on oflast month, and some indus­ hold. ling the menace. approach based on primary the levels white people received before independence. try sources say the figure can Malaria is the country!s main Nearly half the tuberculosis:,. health care theories is still being He added that many people who work full-time still be expected to double every disease and in the year which cases are reported from south-t pursued, with an aim of creat­ only receive R70 a month. nine months as the disease takes ended on March 31 a total of ern Namibia, while the rest isi ing "health for all Namibians Iyambo asked people to be patient if pensions do not its hold in Namibia. Iyambo 170 942 cases were reported, spread over north-east, north-I by the year 2000". added yesterday that more men _ arrive on the stated day. A pension van carries at least up more than three times on west and central. -. Agent;y Medicins Sans Fron- R150000 and has two or three staff with it. After some are infected than women. the previous year's 53 743, Only 2 210 cases were re- tieres of Belgium has helped three highway robberies, the vans only travel with "I see dark clouds over this which itself was down on 77 ported in 1990/91, compared build a clinic at Etanga which land of ours," said Iyambo_ 431 in 1988/89. to 2843 and 3 593 in the previ- will be opened on August 23 police escorts. If the escort does not turn up, the "Five years from now I do not Part of the variations may be ous years but it is now increas- and has been given vehicles pensions are not taken. Iyambo said he knew how think we will even have enough because fewer cases were re­ ingly linked to the HIV/AIDS and radio equipment to boost difficult it was for the elderly to walk and wait and place in the Qospitals for the ported for treatment in the past disease which kills by lower- rural health care. then return without a cent but added that if the pen­ people who will have devel­ sions are stolen it would come to the same result. oped full-blown AIDS. "Now we are finding that there are new-born babies with AIDS, born of parents who did Primary Health mag not protect themselves or the generation to come. " Most of HEALTH workers and other People interested in the people who are affected health in Namibia can benefit from a new newslet­ are of working age and some " ter which was launched yesterday by the Minister have called for business indus­ for Health and Social Services, Dr Nicky Iyambo~ try to play a more active roIe-in "PHC In Action" will be published every three teaching about how to fight the months and is produced by the Health Education Unit disease. under the editorship of deputy director of primary "AIDS should be the con­ health care Kautoo Mutirua. cern ofeach and every individ­ An impressive 20-page leaflet, it has a good layout ual. " On the positive side, and short clear articles on subjects ranging from new Iyambo reported that more and more Namibians are using recipes to provide better nutrition, ways primary health condoms, one precaution workers can teach parents how to treat diahorrhea and against AIDS. other simple diseases at home, news of new initiatives In fact, many chemists even on health and details of strategies against AIDS. run out from time to time, but free condoms are available from all health posts in the country HEALTH Minister DrNicky Iyambo spreading the message that every Namibian he said. must act against AIDS. Good news to ease ~, AII qui~t at : Grootfontein Ex-Plan fighters up

airport road blues GROOTFONTEIN: The situ­ ation at the Standard Bank here FOR all those people who know the frustration of was-relatively calm yesterday in arms over pay-out crawling along the airport road behind slow-moving after Tuesday's spate of vio­ trucks with only two minutes until your flight leaves, lence sparked by frustration ing this money while they »Iere there's good news in store. and anger on the part of former STAFF REPORTER also employed by the Govern­ Plan combatants queueing for ment. The Ministry of Transport, port, forcing drivers to take their gratuity payments. THE Namibian yesterday received a flood ofteiephone He referred to a stiff warn­ Works and Communications unnecessary risks in their haste A large contingent of Na­ calls from former Plan fighters over the way in which ing issued by the Ministry that announced yesterday that work to catch a plane. The road has mibian Police from Windhoek, to the ex-combatants were being carried out by Government officials who to widen the road will start become known as an accident pay~outs sent as reinforcements, patrolled received this money would be within the next couple of weeks. blackspot, as well as a favourite the Government. the streets throughout the day. fired. The main aim of the work will haunt for traffic cops on the Early yesterday morning the This follows a mass demo in during 1989. - He also alleged that many be to build climbing lanes into look-out for speeding cars. ex-fighters met at Omulunga Owambo, violence sparked by "It's shocking to read that Government employees had the road. But while the road improve­ single quarters to discuss their frustration at Grootfontein and some ex-Plan fighters are not been lining up at the Suiderhof Though many people may ments are set to knock time off plight. They elected five rep­ problems.reported from vari­ benefiting from the mo~ey. " Military base to get their share_ be disappointed to learn that a the tedious journey to the air­ resentatives who went to meet ous other centres.- Further, he added, when the "Some of them are highly paid dual carriageway will not be port, the period while the work officials from the Regional Cadres who contacted this pay-out was started it was only men and women," he added. built, the road will at least be is being done will probably be a Commissioner's office, and newspaper, without exception, meant for the benefit of the "I heard my name was little faster and certainly safer. a frustrating one. were given the master list of expressed disappointment, unemployed "but right now I mentioned at Suiderhof, but I At the moment, there are And even though the road­ people to receive payment. This bitterness and hurt over the know of some people who have did not go because I listened to hardly any safe places to pass works will disappear eventu­ was to enable them to search pay-outs. .. been paid out while they are the warning, " he said. slow vehicles on the· road be­ ally, it's doubtful that the traf­ fa-r their names as they would .. None wapt~d , their pames working'~. . _ Another said the names of tween Windhoek and .the ~- fic cops will! - , -. not believe officials when they , mentioned. out of fearof pos­ He also pointed but that in people who had registered were told them-.there names did not sible reprisals.,· .. , " ,· one way it was not surprising not on the lists. He said it would appear, on the list. ' ", ,'j), One ex- fighte~ !;aid ~t when i ;that people were bene~ting be wise to just pay all former ", Y;esterday's .gathering.lwas Coilc~rn .. at .Rehobt)th the. 4~ration $truggl~ ,;. w,as ~ irrespective of whether t)ley combatants, regardless. ;held quite a,distance from_the , !~a.cI¥~ its ~t~; tl.i~i ~~~re · ~ were wor~~br n~, · ~.'because He continued that his wife', ~gioMl- Cofi'i.ftltrsioher'ni'=~ REHOBOTH: Regional Commissioner fOr-the CentrartSegion,-- promi~e<;i - '~each and e,:,ery- the leadership benefited who was a Cassinga victim, Neville Angermund, yesterday said 'that the Rehoboth cpmmu- fice and no large grouping of ,.

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The Assistant Director THE first Namibian ambassadors to be diplomatic intercourse. Finance & Administration posted overseas yesterday paid a cour­ They would also have to act as economic P.O. Box 20746 tesy call on Prime Minister Hage Gein­ ambassadors and play an important role in at­ WINDHOEK gob in his office. trac.ting foreign investment to Namibia, as well as helping to put the country on the world map. or The Prime Minister wished them well and Geingob was critical of those who have sug­ reminded them that the important task they were gested that Namibia is sending ambassadors to Telephone: Mr. N. Louis (061) 211721 or going to perform would affect all Namibians. unimportant countries, just because they helped Mr. M. Goagoseb (061) 64366 He said that the amassadors would be acting the country during the liberation struggle. as mirrors for Namibia, and would have to •• We look at our priorities, and if we open an CLOSING DATE: 26JULY 1991 reflect both its problems and its prospects when embassy in a country because they were our trying to win friends for the country. friends during the liberation struggle that is a Geingob pointed out that the duties of ambas­ good enough reason, because they put us where The Rossing Foundation sadors no longer just consisted of ordinary we are today," he said. r········································· , ENTERTAINMENT : CLUB :• • ORGANISATION • • • BUTTERFLY. • • ( PRESENTS) The Club for All in Swakopmund Township • • Opposite Hansa Hotel • Mango Groove Live in Concert featuring Loading Zone Private Bar & • open from Jackson Cassidy plus Rakotoka • • Monday • from 2 - 7 p.m. . • to • • • Sat. the 10th August 1991 • Saturday • • • ( • • • • • • • Every Friday and Saturday Normal Disco with • • • "M- CONNECTI • • ~ • • • • • • • • • • Tickets only Available at the • • • • • • Wernhill Park & Namibia Nite • • Adm. R20.00 GATE FEE R30.00 • • • LET THE GROOVE MOVE YOUR SHOES. · ' . PS: Claire Johnston - Leadsinger of Mango Groove will be in the • m _: Come and · Enjoy your self : . Wernhill Park on Friday 26th July at 2:30 p.m. \...... J t~b I ..,? ~' \'''. ...,1,., "' .. , ,,.i r ,'- I hurs'day ~JulY' 25 ' 1991 5

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Above, left: FOREIGN Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab on Tuesday night hosted a 'welcome home' for Namibian sprint star, Frankie Fredericks, at his home. "Mr Barman... another double please1 H It was'a-really enjoy­ THE languages Society of able occasion, with the Foreign Minister taking on the Namibia invites members role of barman. Giving his 'order' here is an American of the public to a talk on businessman, Dick Griffy. On the left is the man him­ ••Sexism andLanguage' , at self, Frankie, and on the right, Prime Minister Rage the Academy tonight Geingob's son, Mangelisa. The talk will be given by Above: SENIOR Foreign Affairs officials were among Ottilie Abrahams and will the guests who welcomed Frankie at Theo-Ben Gurirab's be held in room 207 of the house. Pictured here are from left, Media Liason Offi­ lecture block. It will be the cer, Puis Duniaski, Nadia Guibeb and the Permanent first in a series of talks Secretary of the Ministry, Andreas Guibeb. Photo­ planned by the Languages graphs: Stanley Katz30 Society for the second half Left: FRANKIE'Smother 'Aunt Ricky', as she is widely of the year. Enquiries can known (centre), pictured with Agnes Tjongarero{left), · be made tr ?rofessor Brian the wife of deputy minister of Information and Broad­ Harle ch-Jone~ on 307 2052 casting, Danny Tjongarero, and Permanent Secretary (w) orL Compion on42421 of Youth and Sport, Dr Frieda-Nela Williams (right). ext 4.

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WORKSHOP INVITATION OBITUARY, ' MEMBERSHIP MEETING Come to thl' big Braai Vleis ofthe Veteran's Trust accompanied by Jackson Kaujeua Band. MEME Susan Nghidinwa and her family have lost a son, a 9:00 a.m. Satl,u'day, July 27 brother and a colleague. The Tn.st invites all the Community in the ViIjo Paulus Valjange, born on July 7 1964 at Omhilo­ Ross!ng Cen tr~ following areas: ~ . ; Okongo, northern Namibia. Arandis, Swakopmund Joined the liberation struggle in 1979. "DEVELOPING METHODS FOR Venue: Kuisebmund Community Hall Trained as para-medic at Tobias Hainyeko Training Centre COMMUNICATIVE A"CTIVITIES"__ Walvis Bay on the 2nd and 3rd August 1991 from in Angola. , Nursed at the First Mechanised Br.lgade, north-western '19 hours until late all days -- - front, and at Ohunga Emergency Military Hospital under the Sponsored by the Namibian Asso- supervision ofDr Markus Shivute, now the Deputy Minister ciation for the teaching of English Entrance fee: of Lands, Resttlement and Rehabilitation. ' Adults: • R10.00 Repatriated with the later group that ~rought along the Children: • RS.OO medical supplies. , ' . Worked as a driver at the Chief Control Offlcer in the All English teachers w~l come I" North Central Region's Tsumeb office a's fr'om June 1991. Come' all and -support the fund raising for the Recalled by the Health and Social Welfare Ministry and I' 'Veteran's Trust ~ appointed as Medical Assistant at Ooiaruru Clinic •. ' . WenI' on ~ mQbile clinic' field work on Friday. "Come and ' ~~Joy Kaujeuafor the l atest be~t ' Came b~ck with a stabbing pain and high teJ;llperature. He di~d at 05h15 on July 19, 1991 at Omarur:u Hospiqd. Honderd: Rand, beldnirlg' ~ " Chidorganiser: The funeral is to take place at his father's house at Okongo. l' Mrs. Getrude K~danga Hilukilwa The date has not been set yet. vir die opsporing van The possible cause is poisoning. ',The results of a post- mortem are still due. Mn~~C.Nangblo, # , ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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A poignant comedy about heroism and deceit with the NTN acting company and friends FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD"

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awarded a Primetime Emmy for his portrayal of Shakespeare's tragic king in this production which itself won an international . EmmyAward, TUESDAY was Egyptian 19h55: Filler National Day. The occa­ 16h56: Opening 20hOO: News sion was celebrated at the 17hOO: Religious 20h45: LA Law Egyptian Embassy in Wmd­ hoek. A host ofwell-known programme Courtroom drama series that public and diplomatic fig­ 17h05: Kiddies Filler deals with the personal and 17h14: Russian Circus professional lives of a group ures turned out for the event to congratulate the coun­ A leading FInnish film com­ of specialist lawyers at a try on its National Day and pany has produced a com­ reputable Los Angeles law to wish the Ambassador and prehensive series of films finn. his wife a good stay in Na­ presenting the best of Rus­ 21h29: The Strauss mibia. sia ' s circuses and featuring family (final) scores of internationally Episode 7: "Adele" acclaimed artists Johann's relationship with Left: The Egyptian Am­ 17h44: Educational Adele causes another fam­ bassador, Hussein Elsadr Programme ily breach, made worse by (second from left) and his Families of the world: arguments between Joser's wife flanked by the Minis­ Zambia widow and Edi, who has ter for Information and 18h04: Agriculture taken over the orchestra, Publicity, Hidipo Ha­ for All Johann is still married to mutenya. Photograph: Jo­ 18h34: Travel Magazine Lili but he is a Catholic and seph Motinga 19h04: King Lear - cmmot obtain a divorce in Part 11 Austria. Laurence Olivier was 22h22: Sport TODAY'S WEATHER Mayor urges women to ... Fine and warm but mild in the south where it will be cold at night with frost in places . ... Coast: It will be rme and cool along the coast with fog patches• take part in local govt ... Wind: moderate westerly to south-westerly freshen­ ing in. the south. WOMEN must stand up because she'needed financial and take part in local LESLEY PATON assistance to run the centres government, said Petra and to pay the qualified teach-' Hamman, the mayor of should remain part of local that are appointed to do jobs ers. Windhoek, addressing a government, they cannot be have to be specialists other­ She had applied to 40 organ­ part of central government," wise we will not survive, " she isations for assistance and Today is Thursday, July 25, the 206thday of 1991. There are 159 meeting of Women ofNa­ cautioned Hamman. "That is urged, pointing out that Wind­ received replies from about four days left in the year. mibia held at the Rossing disastrous. " hoek was the first municipal­ of them. In addition she had Foundation in Khomasdal Pulling no punches she ity in the world to recycle sewage applied to the development fund Highlights in history on this date: on Saturday. continued, ' 'I am going to talk for drinking water which re­ for RI million to establish more .. 1593 - France's King Henry IV becomes a Roman Catholic. The mayor was encouraging about realities. If local gov­ quired a high degree of scien­ U-Do centres apart from the .. 1689 - France's King Louis XIV declares war on Britain. women to get involved in ernment is not well managed it tific teChnology. 12 to 14 which were operating .. 1792 - Austria's Duke of Brunswick issues manifesto threaten­ municipal affairs and put their becomes part of the African . Hamman was of the opinion at the moment. ing destruction of Paris if France's roy;U family is harmed. names forward for election as tragedy, and it cannot be man­ that Namibia had the best in­ Referred to the Development .. 1830 - France's King Charles X issues ordinances controlling soon as the new municipal aged politically for that is a frastructure in the whole of Bank of SA for a feasibility the press, dissolving legislative chambers and changine electoral ordinance was promulgated. recipe for disaster." Africa but "it must be prop­ study, this was completed when system. More women were needed Africa was a dying conti­ erly managed','. the development fund was talren .. 1878 - China's first diplomatic mission to United States arrives in local government because nent she said. It was not dying Turning to the U-Do Trust over by the government on in Washington. women were practical and did from AIDS or hunger but dying which she started in a store­ independence. However, said .. 1907 - Japan obtains protectorate over Korea. not need to prove themselves of politics. Systems that had room at the DHPS school giv­ the mayor, when she was re­ .. 1920 - French forces occupy Damascus, Syrian Greeks under like men, said the mayor. She been working well were being ing a very basic education course ferred to the Minister of fi­ King Alexander occupy Adrianople. pointed out that Joey Olivier, killed by ideologies and poli­ on Friday and Saturday after­ nance in February, he refused .. 1934 - Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss is assassinated in unsuc­ who was in the audience, had tics. Hamman pointed to An­ noons, the maYQr said, "Edu­ to sign 'the agreement for the cessful Nazi coup attempt in Austria. been the only woman on the . gola as an example, "dying cation is the answer to almost loan. B-Do could have repaid .. 1943 - Benito Mussolini is ,forced to resign as premier ofItaly council for years and a power from 16 years of political ~ar!" all the thls.coun­ the loan, she'added,as·they had during World War n. _ '-. : prohl~~s ~f in municipal management. Looking at the Windhoek try. " hired a-: consultaat who;.·had .. 1956 - Italian liner Andrea Doria and Swedish ship Stockholm The municipality of Wind­ municipality, she · made an Now U-Do Trust whlch worked out how this could be collide off coast of New England and 50 lives are lost. hoek was a sound organisation imp~$ioned plea for scientific provides a six-month course done. .. 1963 - United States, Soviet Union and Britian conclude treaty with strong financial manage­ management. "We in Africa for 140womenata time in five The mayor was adamant that prohibiting nuclear testing in atmosphere, space or under water. ment, she said. The manage­ have destroyed science in fa­ different areas ofhandwork as women must develop their .. 1968 - Pope Paul VI bans all artificial birth control methods for ment ideas that had been prac­ vour;'::'';f politics and experi­ well as training domestic work­ labour as a product. "We have Roman Catholics. ticed here had been followed ence::bas shown me that poli­ ers is fully booked for next got to get up and do for if we .. 1971 - Dr Christian Barnard transplants two lungs and heart into by other municipalities in South tics has brought war. year. don't understand the word 'do' man in Cape Town and the operation is described as successful. Africa. . "The municipality cannot But the whole operation was we are heading for famine and .. 1973 - Federal judge rules that US government must halt "But municipal affairs be run by politics, the people in jeopardy said Hamman disaster. " bombing of Cambodia on grounds it is "unauthonzed and unlawful" . , China and the Ministry of Education and Culture will open today .. 1986 - Masked Sikh extremists shoot and kill 15 people, 14 of July 23, 1991. them Hindus, in ambush on bus at railroad crossing in India's . WHAT'S ON... WHAT'S ON Punjab state. National Theatre of Namibia .. 1987 - Eric Ntonga, a senior Idasa official and former Saawu Leutwein Street organiser and UDF cfficial is found murdered in his car on a Kunstkabinett Playboy of West Africa staged by British director Chris Harris Ciskei road in the King William's Town area. 16 Lazarett Street withN1N cast is performed on July 25, 26and27,1991 at20h30. .. 1988 - Conscientious objector David Bruce, 25, is sentenced to Hours: Mon/Fri 14h30-18h30, Sat: lOhOO-12hOO Tickets R8. An exhibition of oil paintings by Beeuwen Gerryts will run till six years's imprisonment by a Johannesburg magistrate for The Space Theatre July 27, 1991. refusing to serve in the SADF. Bruce says he refuses to serve in Academy campus an army that upholds a racist government. Heynitz Castle Art Centre A production workshopped by final year drama students of the .. 1990 - NelsonMandela, speaking after a two-day meeting of the Heynitz Road, Klein Windhoek School of the Arts, Party and Parties is directed by' Prof Aldo ANC's NEC, says the ANC is unanimous on working with the An exhibition entitled "People are like this" a personal joumey Behrens and will be presented from July 24 to 27, 1991 at 20h30. government to bring about a settlement and that the method in photographs and paintings by KerstIDGeier runs till July 25, Windhoek Conservatoire chosen is peaceful negotiation. 1991. .. 1990 - The Reverend Allan Boesak announces his immediate Peter Muller Street resignation as minister and moderator of the Ned Geref Send­ Alte Feste A Mozart piano duo programme by Johann van der Merwe and ingkerk. Leutwein Street Linda Gerryts will take place on Sunday evening, July 28, 1991 .. 1990 - Liberian rebels attack airfield in Monrovia, closing off An photographic exhibitioit "The National Minorities of Yun­ in the Conservatoire Hall at 20h30. Tickets at R 10 for adults arid the city's last link to outside world. nan" presented by the embassy of The People's Republic of R5 for children are available at the door.

GOING fo (ONFRoNI Todays birthdays: fH~ FDR~SI S£RVICo ABOUf NOT (.ACHING MO- TO Be A VIIIt.D Arthur Balfour, English statesman (1848-1930)...... _- B.AR.

Thought for Today: You cannot shake hands with a clenched fist - Indira Gandhi Simple Beasts Indian Prime Minister 1917-1984}. ' by Doug Hall THE NAMIBIAN Thursday July 25 199-1-9

Inkathagate INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP crisis hits ME peace talks falter

hard in SA JERUSALEM: Israeli and Palestinian leaders yesterday opposed US compromise proposals under which Palestinians would at­ JOHANNESBURG: Yes­ tend Middle East peace talks, threatening to prevent negotiations terday's editorial com­ from getting off the ground. ments in South African Rasta welconte for Mandela The apparent deadlock is dampening the optimism generated newspapers reflected the on Tuesday when Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir said he was hopeful peace talks with Arab states could start within two growing crisis surround­ KINGSTON: Rastafarians There were no airport fare is named Nelson Mandela_ months. ing the cash for Inkatha clad in red, gold and green speeches and Mandela rushed highway. Shamir has said it-is up to -the United States to find Palestinian scandal, or "Inkathagate" greeted Nelson Mandela off to meet an activity-crammed The government gave work­ delegates acceptable to Israel, shifting any blame for the possible as the news media now call with rhythmic chants and schedule. ers the afternoon off to attend - failure of the US peace initiative away from the Jewish state. The it. cheers yesterday when he Mandela was to receive an the activities, and urged pri­ question of Palestinian representation sunk the previous US honorary degree from the vate business to do the same. Business Day called for the arrived for a one-day visit peace initiative last year. ! resignation of Foreign Minis­ University of the West Indies, Jamaica's two newspapers ter Pile Botha in its editorial, to the predominantly black lunch with Manley and seven ran front-page messages wel­ and the pro-government Afri­ Caribbean island nation. other heads of state from the coming Mandela. The daily -Renamo kills tattoo people kaans newspaper Beeld asked Prime Minister Michael English-speaking Caribbean, Jamaica Record declared: "The for clarity about the "culture Manley and other government address parliament, dedicate a stature of the man is interna­ MAPUTO: People fleeing a town in the northern Mozambican of secret actions;" officials were on the tarmac at park named after him and lay a tional, his dignity is legendary, province of Nampula under occupation by rebels since late June Business Day pointed out Kingston's international air­ wreath at a shrine to Jamaican his wisdom approaching that say that about I 000 were killed in the takeover, the newspaper that Pile Botha had thrown away - port to welcome Mandela. national heroes. of King Solomon." Noticias said on Tuesday all his credibility "with one While he descended from Capping his stay was a sched­ Mandela is on an I8-day tour Eyewitnesses to the massacres in the town ofLalaua said rebels breathtaking lie" ... told some the aircraft, a crowd of Rasta­ uled nighttime rally and con­ of Spain, Jamaica, Cuba, Vene­ of Renamo killed anyone with tattoo marks on their bodies. six weeks ago when, at a media farians cheered and gently cert, featuring reggae and folk zuela, Mexico and Brazil. The Renamo assumes that such people are members of the independ­ conference following the de­ chanted to African rhythms music, at a stadium holding 35 73-year-old leader of South ent peasant militia, the "Baramas," who fight in alliance with -parture of his Australian played on drums. The Rasta­ 000. Authorities expecte4 a Africa's largest black opposi­ Mozambican government troops agains the rebels. counterpart Gareth Evans, he farian religious movement, capacity crownd. tion group, the Afric~ Na­ Witnesses -told the Noticias newspaper that children who angrily rejected a suggestion based in Jamaica, stresses the More than 90 per cent of ­ tional Congress, has travelled disobeyed Renamo orders were also murdered. The report said that the government had fimded African roots of adherents. Jamiaca's 2,4 million people extensively to raise money sin::e bodies were decapitated, and the head~ were displayed on the Inkatha. "What a pleasure and honour are of African descent, and many his release from prison last empty shelves of Lalaua shops. "We now have a foreign to be in Jamaica," Mandela of them closely follow African year. The stench of the dead became so overpowering that Renamo minister who can swear, hand said. affairs. A downtown thorough- Sapa-AP. abandoned residential areas and set up a camp outside the city on heart, that something is true, centre. ,Rebels were said to have burnt down over 2 000 peasant or totally untrue, and not be homes in three nearby villages. believed domestically or inter­ nationally," Business Day's Kaunda meets rival editorial comment concluded. Zim food-for-guns racket The Afrikaner daily Beeld, which normally is ultra-sup­ BULAWAYO: A lucrative "food-for-guns" racket is said to be portive oftheNP government, for discussions... rife along the Zimbabwe/Mozambique border between some called the donation of funds to Zimbabweans and starving civilians in war-ravaged Mozam- Inkatha "a fever blister... an bique. - unhealthy fever of secret ac­ LUSAKA: Zambia's founding father and the labour (Zambians) need is inter-party Ziana national news agency yesterday said the latest edition of tions and manipulating of poli- leader who is challenging him for the presidency met for strife - leaders insulting each the Elephant News, a magazine published by the Zimbabwe tics." . the first time here on Tuesday to frame a new demo­ other, which so easily leads to National Army's One Brigade, reported that because of severe Beeld's editorial warned that cratic constitution. violence, leaders expending all food shortages, some Mozambicans living in Gaza province have their energy on political power ventured into illegal barter deals in which they sold guns in unless the government acted President Kenneth Kaunda ests of peace. quickly and decisively, it would struggles. " exchange for food. and Movement for Multi-Party "For God's sake, for the lose the trust of the public, the Dil urged Kaunda and Chi­ Democracy leader Frederick people of Zambia, do all in - voters, the taxpayers. luba to forgive -and forget' 'to Chiluba accepted church lead­ your powers to bring about the Actions to prevent this could make this a new beginning for Troops protect radio station ers' invitations to confer in the best government, the fairest, be to recmvene parliament (now the people of Zambia. " Anglican Cathedral to resolve the most democratic and the in recess), to obtain clarity about The only two candidates for ANTANANARIVO: Security forces ringed Madagascar's state sharp differeoces towards prom- most honest," said the dean, the "culture of,.secret actions", the presidency then held talks radio station yesterday, scene of clashes with anti-government -ised elections. speaking from behiild an altar and to allow the retirement of behind closed doors with ad­ demonstrators, but seemed to have withdrawn from government The Dean of the Holy Cross beneath a stained glass win­ visers and also representatives ministries, diplomats said. Residents said streets around the city individuals t9 prevent- their Cathedral, the Reverend Pi­ dow. being fired. of all Christian churches on a were mostly quiet, with only a few armoured cars, some armed erre Dil, made an impassioned " Enough is enough," he The Citizen - the newspaper pre-electiorts constitution. - soldiers and police with batons in evidence. appeal to the rival politicians added, referring to political Sapa-AP. in the Perskor stable which to bury the hatchet in the iDler- violence. "The last thing they was born from secret govern­ ment projects which eventu­ Mobutu told to resign ally led to the Muldergate expose - commented that KINSHASA: Zaire's opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi wa Inkathagate could not be re­ Marc Burger controlled Mulumba yesterday told veteran President Mobutu Sese Seko to solved by foreign interference. step-down. "It (the scandal) would not Tshisekedi rejected the prime minister's job on Tuesday night justify any change in attitude after angry supporters threatened to bum down his house ifhe did Pretoria's slush funds a deal with' 'Satan", the latest epithet for Mobutu. by foreign governments on the sanctions issue. "If they want South Africa JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's Ambassador to fund could create for him, the Crisis meeting on Liberia to succeed in becoming a non­ FM's current affairs editor, racial democracy, they had France and former Foreign Affairs chief director Marc Eddie Botha, wrote in the lat­ LAGOS: A summit meeting on the continuing crisis in Liberia is better not do anything to un­ Burger was the person who controlled the Foreign est FM. to be held in Ivory Coast next week by five members of the dermine state President de Affairs slush funds, the Financial Mail revealed yester­ .The FM learnt last year that Economic Community of West African states charged with '_ ~

10 Thursday July 25 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Massive wage hike for --Today's quotations for unit trusts: Angolan civil servants General Equity Funds: Allegro 107,69 100,54 5,36 BOEGrowth 132,61 123,91 4,71 LU ANDA: The Angolan gov­ em enclave of Cabinda said Reuters in a recent interview. Fedgro 114,38 106,79 11,46 enunent has decided to raise the US Chevron-operated A Paris Club meeting sched~ Guardbank Growth 2212,14 2071,11 5,74 wages by 43 per cent for civil Cabinda-Gulf Oil Company was uled for this month was post- . Momentum 225,39 210,63 5,99 poned. . servants and 30 per cent in the still negotiating with workers' Metfund 172,72 160,98 4.88 private sector to counter a wave represetatives to end a strike President Jose Eduardo dos WASHINGTON: Zim­ babwe's President Robert NHS Hallmark 878,65 820,65 6,95 of strikes threatening to shat­ which began on July 15. Santos sai~ on Monday at the Norwich NBS . 338J l 315,70 7,90 Mugabe on Tuesday night , ter the country's fragile econ­ Joma! de Angola said the - swearing in of"Femando Jose Old Mutual Investors 2593,52 2418,77 4,97 omy. Council of Ministers-agreed to Franca Van-Dunem as prime ~'called on African countries Safegro 121,83 114,00 6,95 The daily Joma! de Angola speed up implementation of an minister that Angola would to implement the African Sage 2237,81 2089,75 4,73 said yesterday the Council of economic reform programme follow through on its economic Economic Community Sanlam 1574,78 1471,33 5,35 Ministers had agreed on the crucial to gaining acceptance reform plans. (AEC) treaty through the Sanlam Index 1244,57 1162,36 5,02 pay boost and also approved for the rescheduling of the But he said they would be strengthening of regiooaI or­ Senbank General 114,36 106,79 n/a amendments to legislation on country's 11 billion dollar implemented more gradually ganisations such as SADCC Southern Equity 170,30 159,27 4,98 collective bargaining _at a foreign debt. to avoid social hardship. Standard 1046,78 983,66 7,90 meeting on Tuesday. , 'The Paris Club (of donors) The National Statistics in­ and the Preferential Trade Agreement, reports Ziana Syfrets Growth 239,17 223,95 5,88 Labour unrest spread this has advised our govenunent stitute this month reported a UAL 1869,24 1751,51 6,21 national news agency_ month to the key oil industry, that rescheduling of Angolan cumulative inflation rate of77 Volkskas 126,12 117,99 In an hour-long address to n/a which accounts for nearly 90 debt will only ,be considered per cent since January for a Specialist equity Funds: African diplomats accredited per cent of Angola's foreign after implementation of struc­ basket of food and basic con­ Guardbank Resources 149,89 140,32 6,28 to Washington, Mugabe also exchange earnings. tural adjustment, ' , Finance sumer goods. - Reuter. 120,81 -7,25 called for a single currency to Sage Resources 113,05 Latest reports from the north- Minister AguinaldoJaime told Sanlam Industrial 880,63 822,70 4,66 facilitate such free movement Sanlam Mining 325,35 303,79 5,53 of trade. Sanlam Dividend 429,77 401,24 5,51 He pointed out that the Senbank Industrial 113,07 105,84 monetary unit of the PTA, the n/a Poland suffers deep recession Southern Mining 145,68 136,25 5,83 U apta, was a first step towards Standard Gold 199,34 186,87 7,04 WARSAW: Poland's economy ited demand and conditions from 1990's inflation rate of a single currency. UAL Mining and plunged deeper into recession unfavourable to foreign trade," 250 per cent. "Some of us, who were quite Resources 381,83 357,61 5,57 in the first half of this year, the central statistics office said. But the budget showed a sincere when we signed the UAL Selected with production and invest­ The foreign trade problems deficit of 1,2 billion dollars in treaty (establishing the AEC), Opportunities . 1651,08 1543,13 4,54 merits falling and a worsening are essentially the result oflost the first half, despite the fact wouldlike to see the idea of an Old Mutual Mining ~ 271,60 - 252,95 5,77 budget deficit, according to deals with the Soviet Union. that reducing the deficit had African economic community Old Mutual Industrial 324,10 301,94 4,03 official figUres released here Finance minister Leszek Bal­ been made a govenunent pri­ become a genuine reality. Old Mutual Gold Fund · Q2,71 ' 123,53 5,46 on Tuesday. cerowicz has recently said trade ority under pressure from the "It is high time Africa moves Income/Gilt Funds: Poland, suffering the effects with Moscow has fallen 90 per . International Monetary Fund. away from petty squabbles Corbank 99,66 98,62 17,69 of the "shock therapy" method cent. Unemployment has risen 40 based on ethnicity andconeen­ Guardbank Income 110,41 108,15 17,59 chosen by the govenunent to The only bright spot in per cent since the beginning of trate pn the development of the Old Mutual Income 106,39 104,15 17,04 move from a centrally-planned Tuesday's report was inflation, the year to reach 1,57 million continent as a ';""hole," said Standard Income 91 ,29 90,31 15,87 to a market economy, had seen with prices actually falling 0,1 people. or 8,4 per cent of the Mugabe who is in Washington Syfrets Income 104,65 103,60 15,46 the situation worsen in the first per cent in the first three weeks workforce, by the end of June. at the invitation of US presi­ UALGilt 1107,86 1096,79 15,50 half of this year due to "lim- of July, a marked turnaround - Sapa-AFP. dent George Bush. - Sapa. Closing exchange rates against the rand curr sell T.T.Buying AMBuying S.M.Buying US dollar 2,8850 2,8650 2,8475 2,8330 Sterling 4,8715 4,8115 4,7715 4,7375 Austrian TEL: 226061 • FAX: 34646 shilling 4,2510 4,3055 4,3370 4,3640 Australian $ 0,4445 0,4505 0,4550 0,4585 Namibia's own Comp u ter Superstore Belgian franc 12,4000 13,2000 13,3500 13,4000 Botswana pula 0,7095 0,7190 0,7250 0,0000 CanadianS . 0,3985 0,4040 0,4070 0,4095 :'. The , very . bes~ ·_ ~ .. Price ... Service ' ... Qelivery Swiss franc 0,5240 0,5310 0,5350 0,5380 . , ' ...... Deutsche markO,6040 0,6125 0,6170 0,6210 Danish krone 2,3345 2,3645 2,3865 2,4055 Pesetas 37,6000 38,1500 38,5500 38,9000 Finish mark - 1,4545 1,4735 1,4995 1,5215 CLD - AT 80286 French franc 2,0550 2,0815 2,0965 2,1090 Greek * 40 MB Hard Drive drachma 66,2500 67,0500 68,0000 68,7500 _ Hong Kong $ 2,6790 2,7130 2,730 2,7515 * 1.2 Floppy Disk Irish punt 4,4230 4,3690 4,3290 4,2955 Italian lire 449,8000 455,7500 459,6500 462,950 * 14" Mono Monitor Japanese yen 47,3000 47,9500 48,2500 48,5000 Kenyan shilling 9,8925 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Mauritian rupee 5,6880 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 THIS MONTH'S Malawi kwacha 0,9865 0,9995 1,0085 0,0000 SPECIALS Price R2 500.00 Dutch -gilder 0,6815 0,6900 0,6955 0,7000 Norwegian exel GST krone 2,3570 2,3860 2,4140 2,4380 Seikosha SP 24000 New Zealand $0,6095 0,6175 0,6245 0,6300 Pakistani 80 COL printer EXTRA'S rupee 8,3360 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Escudos 51,6500 52,3500 52,9000 53,4000 Ra50.00 Disk drives Seychelle rupee 1,8505 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Tape streamers Swedish krone 2,1890 2,2165 2,2350 2,2505 Seikosha SP 2415 Singapore $ 0,6030 0,6120 0,6150 0,6180 132 OOL printer Graphic cards Zambia Fax machines kwacha 22,9390 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 R1 400.00 Zimbabwe $ 1,1455 1,1655 1,1760 0,0000 Memory These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are ~bject to anyaltera­ tions. 14" Colour Monitor U.P.S with VGA card Digitisers R1400.00 Scanners Mouse MS DOS 5 Modems R370.00 Fax cards exe! 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A FRIDAY 26 JULY 1991 WINDHOEK: 01 AMADHlLA EMMA 68 AMWENYO PERPETUA Eldorado Hostel Khomasdal 02 DAVID NESTOR 69 DICKSON DIXKSON (Contact Person· Mr. Hopley Tel: 061· 213481) 03 ERICH KATHRINE 70 DULLA SIRKKA 04 HAIPINGE HENOCK 71 GUSTAF HELENA 01 Andreas frans 05 HAUWANGA REBBEKA 72 HAIK.ALI LINUS 02 HAMAWE SAIMA 06 lIFO CECILIA ' 73 HAUKONGO MWESHIHANGE 03 HAMUTENYA ERICK 07 IIYAMBO NEFUNDJA 74 JOHANESS SUSAN 04 JERRYNETUMBO 08 llTENGE CHARLOTE 75 KAKONDO JULIA 05 POLLY DOROTHEA 09 KATALALA NATALIA 76 KALUME MARIA 06 IINDONGO INATU 10 KAMA11 DOMITILIA 77 KANDAPO CONSTASIA Y" 07 MUSlllBA NAMASIKU 11 MWATOTELE JOSEPH 78 KAPOLO APPOLOS 08 SHlLUWA NDELITUNGAPO 12 NAKANYALA SELMA 79 KANHI OLIVIA 09 KAMBALA FANUEL 13 NAMAWE AUGUSTINE 80 MBADHl PETER 10 SHIKUKUTU JOHANA 14 NASHNELA HlLJA 81 MUSHISHENI MAGDALENA 11 SHIK.WETE VILHO 15 NGHIFEKWENA ELISIA 82 NAMUNDJEMBO ASTERIA 12 PINEAS NDESHIPANDA lIFO '>c:16 NGHlYOONANYE BEATHA 83 PETRUS ALBERTINA 13 AWALA TOSTAO 17 sHIkULo MARIA 84 STEPHANUS OLIVIA 14 HAMUNYELA TUUFILWA V- )('1 8 SHIHEPO CECILIA 85 INDONGO MARIAM 15 NELAGO FRIEDA v 19 UUTONI MARTIN 86 JOSEPH PAULINE 16 SHlLONGO THABEA 20 AINDONGO EGIDIS 87 ALFEUS SAMUEL 17 ANGULA HlLENI 21 AUSIKU HERTHA 88 ANGULA PHlLLIMON POPYENI 18 INDONGO LUMBA GABRIEL PAULINA 89 DANIEL VICTORIA 19 IYAMBO MAXTON HAIMBILI RAUHA 90 HAMWAAL WA WERNER 20 JOSEPH TSELINE MAGANO ~4- HANYANYA CAROLINE 91 HAUKONGO LAVINIA NDAPEWA 21 SIMON SOPHIA 25 HASHIPALA CECILIA 92 IIHAMBO MARTHA 22 PHlLLEMON MAGANO HELENA 26 IINOONGO EUNICE 93 IITA AUGUSTINE NDAKOLA 23 HANGULA EMILY 27 IIYAMBO ELAGO 94 IYAMBO MACTON B FRIDAY 26 JULY 1991 WINDHOEK: 28 KAINGI PAULUS 95 KANDAPO EMILIA-LOIDE 29 KALOLA ANASTASIA NENAMUYA A. Shipena School Hostel 30 KASHANU PETRUS 96 KANGALA SYLVIA NDESHIPEWA (Contact Person· Mr. Van Wyk Tel 061· 61927) 31 LUGONDA FRIEDA 97 NAKANYALA MATHEUS SATURDAY 27 JULY 1991 ONWARDS 32 LUCAS NDILIPO 98 NAUPU HENDRlNA SWAKOPMUND: 33 MBUBI LAIMY 100 NDEMOONGELA OLIVIA NDAHAFA Senior Secondary Boys Hostel Swakopmund 34 MENAS CLEMENTINE NDINELAGO 35 MUMOYE HELENA : 101 NEGONGO ESTHER OMBILI (Contact Person· Mr. Marais Tel 0641 • 4024) 36 NANGOLO ELIAS 102 NTINDA LOIDE MBOSHONO 37 NANGOLO LOIDE 103 SHAPUMBA MAANO NAITA HANGO ESTHER - SWAKOPMUNrl" 38' NAWINDA MARTIN 104 SHlLEMBA HlLY A NUUSIKU ASSER FllNA - KARIBIB 39 SHIKONGO FRIEDA 105 THEOFILUSERIK.SON NATHANEEL AMALIA - W ALVIS BAY 40 NAILENGE KAPENA 106 VILHO CORNELIUS KAMA11 JUSTINE - W ALVIS BAY V" 41 NAKAFALA FESTU$~ 107 VISTORIA ISHITILE NAll..ENGE INGAITALA TUYENlKELAO 42 AMUNYELA NICODllMUS 108 MARTIN NUUNGWANGA SWAKOPMUND 43 ANGULA JOHN 109 MARm NDINELAO NALUTSESHO 44 FRANS KAROLINE -k" 110 AINDONGO LE11SIA C FIRDAY 26 JULY 1991 WINDHOEK: 45 HAIMBODI SHANOBtLAO III AITOTA EELU Ella du Plessis Senior Secondary School Hostel 46 HAMALWA LAVIN1A 112 AKWENYE MALAKIA (contact Person Mr. Simons • Tel 061 • 211307) 47 IlPINGE EVI-LYDIA y. 113 EKANDJO SHEKUPE BEATHA SATURDAY 27 JULY 1991 ONWARDS 48 INDONGO ELIZABETH 114 KANDAPO LOIDE , KATIMA MULlLO 49 ISHINDA VICTORIA 115 AKWENYE MALAKIA 50 KAMA11 RAUNA 116 IITA HlLMA Caprivi Secondary School Hostel 51 KAMBONDE LAlNA 117 SYLV ANUS KAPOLO (Contact Person· Mr. Van Heerden Tel 967352·326 52 KONDJAMBA JOHANNA 118 HAUFIK.U NDAPANDULA OR Mr. Crispin Mukendwa· Tel 067352.18) 53 LAMEKA MARTIN ,- 119 JESSAYA PAULUS 54 MALANGU PENEYAMBEKO 120 NAMALENGE KAINO 01 AUSIKU NEKULILO 55 NANGHONDA JOSEPH 121 PAULUS EVELINE 02 LINANGA ALBINUS 56 NASHAPI NDAKUMWA 122 PETER NDAKuLILWA RAUNA 03 NEWAKA YAVO 57 NEGUMBO FRANSINA 123 SHIKONGO NDAV ALUKWA 04 LUCAS JUDITH 58 NELULU CHRISTINE 124 KANIME ISAAK 05 NAILENGE INGAITALA TUYENIKELAO 59 NELUNDU SIGRIEDA 125 MATHIAS MARTHA 60 NGHIPEMBE SIPPORA 126 PETER ELIA D. FRIDAY 26 JULY 1991 WINDHOEK 61 NILONGA ELIZABETH 127 UUSHONA NANGULA Augustinium Hostel 62 SHIHALA JOSEPHINE 128 AMBAMBI TULONGA (Contact Person· Mr. Mugunda Tel 061 .221318) 63 SHIMANYA MATl:IBUS 129 EMVULA ASTERIA 64 LUCAS TYENIKELAO 130 HAIMBODI RAUNA SATURDAY 27 JULY 1991 ONGWENDIWA 65 ANGOMBE JOHA~A 131 IlPINGE LOIDE .... Vacombola Technical Institute 66 ALWEENDO ANNASTASIA 132 TOBIAS ELIZABETH (Contact Person - Mr. Dawid Heita Tel 06752· 403) 67 AMUL~GU PIA \ 133 GEHAS LOIDE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT _ Mrs T. Kapelwa AT TEL. 36820 X 174 OR Mr. J. Meeser AT Tel. 220241 OR Mr. L. Kruger AT Tel. 36820 X 169 THE NAMIBIAN Thursday July "25 1991 13 Union breakthrough on MORE ON THE LOCAL FRONT stop order facilities

THE Namibia Public_ collect new membership forms. however, never happy about Workers Union (Napwu) The new forms, which have this arrangement - partly be­ yesterday announced that sa!aIy deduction codes on them, cause they had never been in­ were ready and could be col­ formed about it. it has achieved a major THE north, with a million tages to investors interested in breakthrough by being lected at the Napwu office. He said those members who TOM MINNEY llonga also announced that had joined the PSUN group people, is vital for Na­ the region: granted stop order facili­ N apwu could now offer union scheme would now be able to mibia's future develop­ '" access to the region and ties for its members. member;s their own group transfer their policy to the new ment according to Stan­ not be possible for Namibia's concessionary links to Euro­ The General Secretary of the scheme in association with Old Napwil scheme. dard Bank'c chief econo­ small economy to continue to pean markets under the Lome support such a huge civil serv­ N convention which would Napwu, Petrus llonga, said the Mutual. The advantage of this was mist who last night ad­ union had been denied this A National Executive Com­ that Napwu officials and shop ice. He said Finance Minister - never be available to firms inside dressed the cream of Otto Hemgel had done "okay" South Africa. privilege for many years, but mittee meeting held between stewards would be able to ensure Namibia's business world. their members would now .be July 20-21 authorised the that their families always re­ this year, but warned that cuts '" excellent infrastructure and able to pay union fees directly General Secretary to sign the ceived whatever benefits they Nico Czypionka, flown up must come and current levelS" a pleasant environment. for the first time. agreement with Old Mutual on were entitled to. llonga further from South Africa, said that of deficit cannot continue. '" South Africa will take time An agreement to grant the behalf of the union. announced that Napwu would Owambo, Kaokoland, Caprivi Education Minister Nahas to change and stabilise and facility was reached recently­ llonga explained that because be holding an education semi­ and Kavango are key but that Angula accused Czypionka of Angola's infrastructure will between the union, the Minis­ the union had previously been nar in Gobabis from August 4. their natural JIlMkets are across comparing Namibia with the take long to recover. try of Finance and the Public denied stop order facilities its The subjects to be with in­ the borders, not in Windhoek first world component of South Asked about the three big Service Commission. members had been forced to cluded trade unionadministra­ Possibilities for the north Africa when that country is set industrial schemes so far' an­ llonga said that now that the join the Public Service Union tion, the duties and functions include transport, farming, for massive change, and of nounced for Namibia, Czypi­ doors had been opened, Napwu of Namibia's (PSUN) group of a shop steward, financial tourism and light engineering looking at the figures and not onka was very doubtful that called on its members to con­ scheme. administration and collective provided the emphasis is on at the "social debt' , the coun­ the Usakos oil refinery would tact Napwu headquarters to The union's members were, bargaining skills. Angola, Zimbabwe, Zambia and try has to deal with. become reality and said it was Botswana and not on Wind­ Business leader Harold uneconomic to site such an hoek which is a long way away. Pupkewitz said that it was up operation so far from the coast Katima Mulilo is actually to the private sector to play its He was also sceptical about closer to Mozambique's Beira part, but this would be helped Loruho's proposed Caprivi port than to Walvis Bay. The by less direct taxation. sugar plantation as it would longer-term future for the re­ Overall, Czypionka struck a not prove economic without a gion is more integration and cautiously optimistic note, railway or some transport Namibians must think strate­ although he repeatedly warned subsidy. However,he said that gically. that Namibia should avoid a Citroen-car assembly plant Cyzpionka was addressing making what he termed mis­ proposed for Gobabis was much businesspeople, a few minis­ takes in creating a labour code more carefully planned and ters and other leaders, who that gave too much protection could work out. packed Namibia's national to workers, in expropriating His conclusion was that fu­ theatre in Windhoek for what foreign farms which discour­ ture_ economic development is becoming a regular feature. age investment, and in inter­ does not depend on any of these, He also warned the Govern­ fering too much with the econ­ but on creating the right envi­ ment against repeating moves omy. ronment for busine~ses of all in the recent budget, as it will Namibia has many advan- sizes to come.

A LARGE number of women are among the ex-Plan combatants who have been -queuing up to receive their Rl400 in terms of the Government pay-out. This group was pictured at Suiderhof base, Windhoek, this week. Photograph: Mbatjiua Nga­ virue.

J 0 'burg,college sets up in city Klere­ .' -~.,Y A NEW commercial college ground floor of the M&Z however. Rogdrigues said they is due to open in Windho-ek buDding. would be bringing a teacher Skoene at the beginning of next month, It plans to offer a range of for the dressmaking course offering secretarial and com­ courses, lasting from two from Johannesburg but would Handsakke- puter courses as well as a weeks to eight months. try to recrult computer course course in dressmaking. According to KMT repre­ teachers locally. KMT College, which clalms sentative Alex Rodrigues, the Surprisingly, he was not -SPESIAAL a record in Johannesburg of company had secured the sup­ looking for qualified teach­ several years, wUl open its port of the Ministries ofEdu­ ers for the college. "We are VIR DIE doors for student registra­ cation and of Labour and looking for computer liter­ tion on August 1 at 277 Inde­ Manpower Development. It ate people to work as teach­ MODERNE pendence Avenue on the was stlll in search of staff, ers," he said. VROU! PRAGTIGE SOMERDRAG IS OP PAD! Alle groottes 32 - 48 teen baie redelike pryse :. Free quotes cou~try wide. $MBAr;,,~ }ffiEDIETKAARJE WELKOM EP osephine's "7~" 7'Utd ~ BAINES-SENTflUM - PIONIEflSPAflK - For further information please Contact NIKI PAJEWSKI TEl. 43855 TEL: (061) 22·3274 all hours OOP: 08h30 - 13hOO EN 1.4hOO - 18hOO D-

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kiiyenditho yomoshilongo oshilikolomwa shoka to eta mo moshinima shika, na otandi mu OSWALD SHIVUTE MONDANGWA ngaashi gwa uthwa kOmahan­ osholudhi luni, oshi li tuu indile mu kale mwa uva ko gano gOmangeshefelo gO ma­ pamuthika gwomahooli goshi­ nawa oshiponga moshinima Moshigongi shoka sha li sha ningilwe mOndangwa momasiku 19 gaJuli mewiliko lya hooli moshilongo; Ondando longo oshowo ondjundo gayo. shokweeta mo iilandithomwa Amushanga ta kalelelegwomo Ministry yOomina nOonkondo dhOlusheno omun­ yomahooli ngoka inayi konda Ezimino li li pamushangwa shaa li paveta". Dr Hangala ta dohotola Leake Hangala, aalandithi yomahooli mOwambo oya li ya lombw:elwa pondando yomahooli ngoka lya za kOministry yOomina indile nokulombwela. kutya inaya lailda we nokweeta omahooli moNamibia okuzilila miilongo yomUushfuida, haga landithwa mo Namibia nOonkondo dhOlusheno oli na Okwa gwedha ko ta ti kutya, inashi enda pamulandupi~gathanitho ngaashi gwa uthwa kOoveta dha N~mibia. - haga zi ko South Africa, iifen­ okukala lya kupikwa kofooloma ngele ngaa ndele omahooli dela yithike pam~e kiilan­ yeindilo lyopermeta yokweeta ngoka taga etwa mo shaa li Dr okwa li a thindikilwa 9ye ya opo ya kundathane tolanditbanaye okuziliIa pondje ,,' domwa yomahooli paunene mo omahooli moshilongo paveta, go ishewe inaga fa nga kAakalelipo yOoministry kombinga yomulandu ngoka ya Namibia, na kulandulwe ngoka taga etwa ino, yi kale ha ndjoka hayi monika kOminis­ haga longithwa'muka, taga ka ngaashi ndjoka yOmapin- gu na okulandulwa ngele omusindalandu ngoka gu li po yi futilwa Oshiketha shI­ try yOmangeshefelo yonagula iihauto yaantu, gathanitho nIikwafambulika, omuntu owa' hala oku eta gwopavet!1 $i pa sha nomap- ikwan~ondo moNamibia, nIikwafambulika, Ondjukithi Oonakweeta mo omahooli yJimaliwa naandjoka yJinima moshilongo oshilikolomwa indakanitho ngaashi ga omanga iifendela yolela naam­ P/Bag 13340 Windhoek 9000. ngaka oyo taya ka humbata yOmeni lyOshilongo shontumba, unene ngaashi yoololwa paveta Yoshilongo. ' byoka hayi futwa poomweelo Okuna okufutwa iifendela, ondjo ndjoka. Oindjina dhi­ noyOofambulika dhOmahooli omahooli, elelo netonatelo Omundohotola Hangala' dhomapitilo okuza koshilongo niimaliwa mbika tayi futwa ihauto yaantu ngele odha ka oshowo Aakalelipo yOmahan- lyoombapila dhomapitikilo, okwa lombwela aanashigongi shimwe nokuya kushikwawo, ongiifendela tayi futilwa yonuuka nena oonakulanditha gano gOmahooli mo Namibia. oshowo iifendela mbyoka yi kutya, oku za tuu mpoka sho yi kale ha yi futilwa Oministry Epangelo, oyi na okugongelwa omahooli ngaka ga puka oyo Dr Leake okwa lombwele naokukalayafutwakaanange- oshilongo sha manguiuka, yJimaliwa. kOmahangano gOmahooli ye na okupulwa ofuto, ndele aalandithi yomahooli kutya, shefa nenge koonakweeta mo Epangelo lya Namibia olya li Kombinga yiitegelel- moshilongo noku yi gandja Hapangelo nande. Epangelo oli shi nawa omap- iilikolomwa mbika moshilongo, lya lombwele Omahangano wanakugwanithwapo kwaam­ nenge oku yi futila moshiketha Omahooli ngaka ga puka indikanitho gomahooli shaa li okupitila pomiyelo dhoka dha gOmahooli moshilongo kutya, boka ya hala okweeta mo shIikwankondo shomOshi­ otaga vulu okuyonagula paveta ngoka taga ningwa uthwa nenge tadhi ka uthwa. naga kuthe omahooli Oop- omahooli moshilongo okuzilila longo. Oshoka iimaliwa yimwe oindjina dhoohauto sho tadhi kAanangeshefa yamwe Omundohotola Hangala, ersenda lwaampoka 30% pondje, Omundohotola Han­ mbyoka hayi zi miifendela pupyala nayi oshowo oovelfa yomoshitopolwa sha Wambo okwe shi popya noku shi tsa koonzo dhimwe dhaashi dhoka gala okwa ti kutya, Oministry muka, oyo hayi kaleke po nelongitho lyomahooli ogendji. na Angola, shoka, ngele osha onruthindo kutya, Epangelo olya dha South Africa, na oga li ga yOominanOonkondo dhOma­ oopreisa dhoopomba dhoma­ Onomola (Ctane number) ethiwa shi tsikile, tashi ka teya hala nokuhalelela okungeshefa lombwelwa sha ukilila kutya lusheno, otayi ti kutya, omuntu hooli. Oshi li ano sha yela kutya, yomahooli ngoka haga oindjina dhoohauto dhomu niilongo yopondje, unene tuu iitegelelwanalwgwanithwa tayi ou na okukala u na eziminino li ngele omuntu oho eta mo longithwa mo Namibia oyo 93. Namibia, ngele nani oludhi mbyoka yopuushiinda.Epulo ka landula, yikaleyagwanithwa; li pamushangwa lya za ku omahooli pamukalo gwome­ Omuthikayoololelo gwOpetrol lwomahooli ngoka olwa li li mpoka kutya, na kulan- kutyaomahoolingokatagaetwa Amushanga ta kalelele gwOm­ holamo, nena kufuta iifendela ogwo SABS 299 :1972 yooloka kwaandoka lwoma- dithwe na Angola ongiini, mo ga kale ge na omuthika nenge inistry yOomina nOonkondo na oto yonagula unene Emona - Omanga ngoka gwoDiesel hooli ga Namibia goshito. ihe shoka shi na oku kala sha guthike pwaangoka gwoma- dhOmalusheno. Ondjukithi ye lyOmangeshefelo mIikwange­ SABS 342 :1969. . Ok.-we ya lombwele kutya yela osho shoka kutya onalye hooli haga longithwa oyo, P/Bag 13297 Windhoek shefelo yomahooli, nange olya Omundohotola Hangala ota 9000 omanga ino eta mo oma­ yonuuka nena, otashi eta nokuli indile kaaniihauto kutya, otashi hooli moshilongo. Okwa elondo lyondando yomahooli 1ca kala oshiwanawa, ngele gwedha ko ta ti kutya, omanga moshilongo. Ano osha pum- omuntu nge to nwetha oma­ CLUB ombapila yeziminino okweeta , biwa mOOka haya eta omahooli hooli, u kale ho pula ngele mo omahooli moshilongo inayi moshilongo shaa li paveta pongalashe yomahooli mpoka gandjwa, Oministry yOomina nopalandulathano, ya sitopwe wahala okunwetha, opuna tuu nOonkondo dhOlusheno oya mbala. •• Aanangeshefa yoma­ shili omahooli ,goludhi ndoka ---GUESTHOUSE---- hala tango okuuva kutya, hooli, tu longeleni kumwe halu longithwa kohauto yoye.

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The misty weather condi­ tions and rough desert EP Rustproofing rally sets the desert alight terrain did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of STORY AND rally drivers during last week's E P Rustproofing PHOTOS BY Rally held in Red letter day for Swakopmund. And from the 15 entries which made DONNA it to the start, ten vehicles finished. To the delight and amaze­ COLLINS ment of all, the proud winners Coetzee and Hugo of the event were Theo Coet­ zee and navigator Willem Hugo in their demon red 2,8 Nissan lengthy re-fuelling break after quest driven by Wynand Loub­ Langley. TIlls is their second the fifth stage. scher and Berndt Finkeldeh, win in succession, after a spate Danie von Wielligh and Theo which had to leave the field of unbelievable bad luck. Becker were determined com­ with gearbox problems. After all who can forget 11 petitors and took their Nissan Dennis de Wet was back in blown engines and two major Skyline into third position af­ action with his son Amo navi­ write-offs, one of them are­ ter keeping up a constant pace gating in their Chenowth Sand­ cent mishap during the Zam­ and tackling the rough desert master, which was showing bia Rally. conditions with confidence. great promise until problems According to Theo the car The only 4X4 bakkie in the with the fuel flow. Despite all rolled six times, and although rally was a Mazda driven by efforts during the half way the car was a mangled wreck Windhoek's Bruwer brothers, break, their vehicle eventually neither he nor his navigator who despite the size and weight died. were seriously hurt, except for of their vehicle managed to Anothe~ promising team was a few bumps and bruises. throw it into some wild hairpin Uwe Kessler and Brian Enslen Nevertheless, true to form bends with ease. They fell short who were right up front and with his car looking as good as however on the speedy straights, lying second during the first new, "Cowboy Coetzee" gave but otherwise proved once again part of the rally. However they his usual crowd-wowing per­ that Mazda bakkies are hard to were plagued with hassles. First formance, with daredevil driv­ beat. their starter motor gave prob­ ing tactics and wheel spins The rally kicked off from EP lems, then their powerpump which churned up enough desert Rustproofing at 14h30 where dislodged itself causing lost sand to impress even the most crowds of excited spectators time and finally their gearbox disinterested spectator. joined the throng of revving put the nail in the coffin and It was their day from the rally vehicles and nervous preventing them from finish­ word go and Theo and Willem competitors. The total distance ing . . kept up a sizzling pace through­ covered was 250 kilometres in The rally was over by 18hOO out, despite gearbox problems and around Swakopmund ~ith that evening, and to highlight threatening their chances to­ ten special stages most of which the success of .this event, the wards the end. were strategically positioned prize giving was-grat,:edby Miss A well deserved second place for the benefit of the public. Namibia -l,fichelle Macle~. was clinched by the Pretorius The first c¥ in the lead was Looking stunning in ~ off­ Swakop~und, a Golf driven by Kart Heinz brothers from the-shoulder b.1ack cocktail Big'smiles fr:om the winning team: navigator WiUem Hugo with sponsor Ernst Pfeifer 'who tackled th~ rally in their Pretorius and Amulf Schmidt. - dress she presented _the cups V8 Rover. It was touch and go Although they managed to and trophies to the respective and Theo Coetzee. - for these guys, who had seri­ finish, the car had radiator winners, who took full advan­ ous trouble with their side shaft problems nearly causing it to tage of the occasion and'gave and a defunct third gear. burnout. the beauty queen many a kiss However they managed to sort However, the first car out of in return. out the problems during a the rally was the Toyota Con- Oh well, boys will be boys!

The winning car in action, Theo Coetzee and WiUem Hugo in their Nissan Langley which cliched first place at the recent E C Rustproofing Rally in Swakopmund. The car that came second witll the Pretorius ~rothers at the controls, showed the spec­ tators jUst what their Rover cou,id do.

The Bruwer brothers in their agile 4X4 Mazda tackling the desert. The De Wet's in their Sandmaster wowing the crowds with some nifty hairpin turns. ~ _ , . I \ • • • , . .. , , ... ", "". t Thu rsdaY' 'JulY' 25 1 199~ '19" INTER-MINES tourney produced excellent soccer,

As Tell won title for second time ... NOTTINGHAM: Jennifer Capriati and Mary Joe Fernan­ dez won singles matches yesterday as the United States "IT was a weekend of entert~ng and "first class All teams, except those from the same mine, played against . became the first nation to reach the third round of the soccer. It was also nice to see the excellent football each other, with three,points being earned for win, two for a Federation Cup. displayed by the TCL A side and what caught my eye scoring"draw and one for a goalless draw. Capriati and Fernandez defeated the Maleeva sisters, was the faultless central defence combination between Two teams from each of the larger !nines, namely CDM, Magdalena and Katerina, to give the US team an insur­ Daniel '~ovey; Uushona aitd Jan Xamiseb." · ',' Rossing and Tsumeb, participated in the A Division while one_ team from each of the smaller mines, namely Kombat, N avachab, . mountable 2-0 lead over Bulgaria in the best-of-3 con t e~t. This was the opinion of Manuel 'Max' Uiseb, a staun~h soccer ' follower and respected personality in Nomtsoub sports circ1es"in , Otjihase and Rosh Pin$, as well as Valco took part in the B, The doubles match was to follow. Division. Capriati won four straight games to start and another six a telephone interview yesterday with the Namibian Sport . Uiseb said the overall fonn ofthe TCL team was very gooo and The results of the twenty-two matches played were as follows: consecutive victories to end her 7-5, 6-2 triumph over A DIVISION: Magdalena Maleeva. Mary Joe Fernandez then won 6-2, 6- that the detennination showed by the players and the tactical approach of Max Iohnson (the coach)' was excellent. Tsumeb I v. Rossing n 5:0. l over Katerina Maleeva. "TCL attacked with the full-backs, especially on the right Rossing I v. CDM n 7:1. CDM I v. Tsumeb 2:2. Capriati swept to a 4-0 lead against the younger flank with Marthin '/ /huris' Gaoseb and the cover work of Daddy n Maleeva,losing just four points in that span. But Maleeva Uushona who fell back to the midfield from the striker position Tsumeb n v: CDM n 1:2. CDM I v. Rossing then rallied to tie the set at 5-5 as Capriati lost her touch. which always added an extra man to the back-four and made a n 2:0. "I just started making a bunch of errors and she started sound defence," Uiseb said. Tsumeb I v. Rossing I 2:0. Tsumeb n v. Rossing n 5:0. playing better," Capriati said. "I think you just start The TCL Mine last won the Inter-Mine tournament in 1986 Rossing Iv. CDM I 3:0. getting too relaxed. Then you miss a few points and start when it took both the A and B Divisions in two titanic finals played at the Arandis Sport GroUnds. Tsumeb I v. CDM n 2:1. thinking about missing those points." Rossing n v. CDM n 0:5. Capriati held her serve to take a 6-5 lead, then Maleeva And to add the cherry on the top, Lovey Uushona, one of the stars in the TCL defence, was crowned the 'Player of the Rossing I v. Tsumeb IT 3:1. had a pair of double faults as her serve was broken in the Tsumeb I v. CDM I Tournament' replacing CDM 's Fransiskus 'Bigman' Schultz 4:0. 12th game. , who won the award last year at Oranjemund. BDIVISION: Maleeva won the opening two games of the second set, Uushona, who is also the captain of fonner Premier League Navachab v. Rosh Pinah 3:0. but it was all Capriati after that. She won the next six outfit Benfica, was also a member of the shadow national side that Kombat v. Otjihase 3:0. games, finishing the pentultimate game with her fifth ace played the visiting Mauritius national team last year. Navachab v. Valco 6:1. and closing out the match when Maleeva had her seventh India Katji.vena of Navachab Mine, who is also a star midfielder Rosh Pinah v. Kombat 0:1. double fault. with Liverpool in the Rossing Premier League, snatched the Valco v. Otjihase 3:1. Top seed Spain took a 1-0 lead over Australia in another 'Player of the Tournament' trophy in the B Division. Navachab v. Kombat 3:2. second-round match as Conchita Martinez fought off a TCL 1 collected a total 12 points from the competition without Rosh Pinah v. Otjihase 4:1. match point and rallied to defeat N ~cole Provis in a roller­ a single loss or draw and scored a total of 13 goals with their Rosh Pinah v. Valco 1:8. coaster contest. defence only conceding one goal, a record. Navachab v. Otjihase 1:0. Last year's champions Rossing Uranium I, who have won the Valco v. Kombat 0:3. Martinez won the first set 6-0 against Provis, but the tournament eight times, ended in second place with nine points N avachab also edged out Kombat, last year's winner, to clinch Australian rebounded to win the second set 6-2. Provis with CDM 11 taking third place with six points. the B Division championships: jumped out to leads of 4-2 and 5-3 in the final set, and was leading 5-4 and preparing to serve for the match when it was halted by rain. After a 45-minute interruption, Provis moved to match point at 40-30. But Martinez saved that point and lost only three points the rest of the way as she swept toa 7-5 victory. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario was to play the second singles match for Spain against Rachel McQuillan of Australia, followed by the doubles match. The rain came too late to save Israel, which was elimi­ nated yestrday morning by Italy in the completion of a match" tied at 1-1 when it was halted Tuesday by darkness. - -1 Linda Ferrando and Sandra Cecchini defeated Dana Berger and Limor Zaltz 6-3, 6-7 (1-7), 6-3 in the doubles match yesterday morning, allowing Italy to advance to a second-round clash with Britain. The other second-round matches are Germany vs. Canada,Indonesia vs. Poland, Switzerland vs. China, Austria vs. Finland and the Soviet Union vs. Czechoslovakia. - Sapa-AP.

RIGHT: INTER-MINE 'Player of the Tournament' Daniel ',Lovey' Uushona in full cry during last year's competition at Oranjemund. Uushona, together with Jan Xamiseb were instrumental in TCL's win at Tsumeb last weekend.

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CONRAD ANGULA Four exciting matches on the bill ...

THE (mal Castle Classic Cup rounds look like provid­ Africa was Eric Quest who is cently bowed out of the coun­ ing Windhoek soccerfans with the most exciting four fast making his mark as one of try's most prestigious cup matches of the season. the best midfield players in the competition, the NFA Cup. One match between Sorento country and, of course, the They will therefore be out to Bucs and Livetpool will be evergreen , David Gaeseb restore their pride of place as decided at the SKW Field showed his worth in the goals. the top clubs in the country by tomorrow night at 19hOO with Nampol, on the other hand, winning the Castle Classic the remaining three being played are no push-overs and Black trophy. at the Mecca of Namibian Africa should know better than Pirates, who lost in the 19S9 football - the Katutura Stadium to underestimate the hard-run­ fmal to Black Africa, have The 19S9 champions and pIe­ ning police outfit.· vowed through theirentetpris­ tournament favourites, Nashua Next on the bill at 14hOOis ing striker Steven 'Madigage' Black Africa will host Nampol the titanic battle between two Damaseb, who scored the FC at 12hOO in a match that in-form teams Chief Santos and winner against SWA Toyota could turn sour for BA if they Civics. Young Ones last weekend, that take their hard-running oppo­ Chief San~ s, who will be they were aiming for the top nents too lightly. back to full strength this week­ honours. It will be interesting Black Africa did not play end, will go into this one as the to see how Pirates' sbalcy-look­ well against SKW FC last favourites. ing defence will cope with the weekend and were forced to Back in the Nomtsoub side's young, fast striking force of come from behind to win the line-up will be the talk of the Tigers, led by the dribbling match on penalties. townships, Gerros Witbeen, . Franz 'Foresta' Nickodemus. The Lively Lions however ' who will be out there to tor­ The Sea Robbers should be looked determined and their ment the Civics defence with inspired by their penalty vic­ midfield, which was weakened his canon-like shots. tory over Young Ones (who by the absence of most of their Captain Ben Neiseb, Jan won the cup last year) in the GOLDEN Bees stalwart Samani 'Rasta' Kamerika executes an unorthodox tackle on stars who were playing in In­ Xamiseb, Pieter Willemse, first round at Walvis Bay last Chief Santos midfield dynamo Lucky 'McGrath' Kakuva. Nevertheless Kakuva got ter-Mine tournament at Tsumeb, Clemence Winunerth and weekend. away from this one to send in the cruciaPcross that to~k the Bees out of the CaStle dominated the tie throughout Christantus Subeb will also be However it was no easy task Classi~ competition. Also in superb fonn for Black back in the squad after they for Tigers, who are playing represented the winning TCL I some of their best football at team in the Inter-Mine soccer the moment, to oust Pepsi tournament. The last quarter­ African Stars from the compe­ .. final match of the day at 16h00 tition last weekend. Tigers have is between two of the coun­ one of the best overall sides in try's 'big' teams namely Saru­ the country but the strikers are sas Orlando Pirates and the just not at their best, missing entertaining BS Tigers. too many easy scoring chances. What makes this encounter All in all Katutura fans can stand out from the rest is the expect a weekend full of enter- fact that both side's have re- tainment and first class soccer.

SANLAM SUPER NATIONAL MEETING

THE following is the programme for the SanIam Super Na­ tional SenIor & Veterans Athletic Championships. Friday: 15hOO 1. 400m hurdles (final) men & vet. 15hlO 2. 400m hurdles (final) women. 15h30 3. lOOm decathlon. 15h35 4. lOOm heat (1) men. 15h40 5. lOOm heat (2) men. 15h50 6. 10 000m (final) men & vet. 16h00 7. High Jump men & vet. S. Discus women & vet. 16hI5 9. Long Jump decathlon. 10. Shot Put men & vet. 16h50 11. 400mheat (1) men. 12. Long Jump men & vet. 16h55 13. 400mheat (1) men. 17h05 14. l OOm (final) women & vet. 17h15 15. lOOm (final) men & vet. 16. Shot Put decathlon. 17h25 17. 800m (final) women & vet. IS. Discus men & vet. 17h30 19. Shot Put women & vet. 17h40 20. 1 500m (final) men & vet. 21. High Jump decathlon. 17h55 22. 400m (final) women & vet. lSh05 23. 400m (final) men & vet. IShI5 24. 3000 Steeplechase (final)women & vet. (decath- Ion). Saturday: OSh15 llOrn Hurdles decathlon. Hammer Throw men & vet. OSh30 lOOm Hurdles (final) women & vet. Long Jump women & vet. OSh50 1 500 (final) women & vet. Discus decathlon. 09h25 Javelin men & vet. 09h30 High Jump women & vet. 09h35 200m heat (1) men. Pole Vault decathlon. 09h45 200m heat (2) men. 10h25 sOOm (final) men & vet. 19h30 Triple Jump men & vet. IOh40 Javelin women & vet. 1Oh45 200m (final) women & vet. 1Oh55 200m (final) men & vet. 1 Ih05 3000m Steeplechase (final) men. 1 Ih05 Javelin decathlon. lIh25 5000m men & women. 12hOO presentation of trophies. 12hI5 1500m decathlon. 12h25 4x400m men.