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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.293 ' Wednesday March 27 • Rasta Ziggy Marley Sp · ~nish warned • launches 'Namibia'

A COPY ofZiggy Marley's , new song, 'Namibia', has been handed to Namibian President Sam Nujoma by a member of Marley's entou­ 'We'll shoot. •• rage, Sky High. Sky High, a singer and music­ maker in his own right, said Gurirab summons Ambassador over illegal fishing yesterday that he had trav­ elled to Namibia for the first anniversary of independence STANLEY KATZAO celebrations, and had given a copy of Marley's song to THE Namibian Government yesterday rejected the President and the Min­ excuses by Spanish Ambassador Carlos Sartchez ister of Information and de Boada t h~t his Government was not responsible Broadcasting, Hidipo Hamutenya. for the exploitation of Namibian marine resources Ziggy Marley sang the song 'SKY HIGH', who this by Spanish 'pirates'. at Namibian Independence week gave a copy of Mar­ Namibian Foreign Minister ernment squarely and directly Celebrations on March 21 ley's song 'Namibia' to Theo-Ben Gurirab said Namibia responsible for these continu­ 1990. "People get freedom . President Sam Nujoma. held the Spanish Government ing violations of ourindepend­ in Namibia ... people get free directly responsible for the ence, sovereignty and the plun­ and independent", says the the new album by Ziggy actions ofthl'ee Spanish trawl­ der of our resources," he said song. Marley and the Melody ers caught fishing illegally in in no uncertain terms. 'Namibia', the song com­ Makers, due for release in Namibian waters last week. memorating Namibian in­ May. The album is entitled He also. warned that the TO PAGE 2 dependence, is a track on 'Jah-malca'. Nanu'biao. authorities h'1d a standing order to shoot at Spanish trawlers who in future proved unwilling to ' co-oper­ ate after being caught red­ Spanish bail batt e handed in Namibian waters. Gurirab yesteroay sununcned ' the Spanish Ambassador to his Windhoek office over repeated to be fought today violations of Namibia's terri­ torial waters by Spanish na­ tionals, THE Spanish skippers and sen­ Foreign Minister Theo-Ben discuss the magistrates court case, It follows the capture of the ior officers arrested on Monday Gurirab. The defence may try to use an inter­ three Spanish vessels, after five are set to appear in the Keetman­ One South African and two dict gained in Cape Town on Satur­ trawlers were apprehended last shoop magistrate's cowt this Spanish attorneys were set to char­ day against any interference with November. morning, where the defence in­ ter a plane to arrive in Keetman­ the boats whil e they were in South At a media briefing yester­ tends to ask for bail. The charges shoop early today to meet with . African waters, although whether day, shortly after consulting are likely to be similar to those defence attorney Tim Probart to they were or not is hotly disputed, with the Spanish Ambassador, faced by five Spanish captains Gurirab said De Boada had last November. Advocate Danie . Smal, for the State Prosecutor. is '. told him the vessels were reported to be ready to oppose "private persons engaged in bail and the case could be re­ .' private money-making exer­ \0 WE PAY CASH -~: . ' \ . ferred to Windhoek High Court. ' ~ cises't. THE OVERCROWDED squalor of Mondesa's 'kam­ The captured captains and FOR ALL GOLD AND /---, Gurirab told the media that pong' is no place for children, according to 3 000 office rs spen t yesterday morn­ RlNGS!! I . the Namibian Govemment was \! .. l'esidents who have decided to do somthing about it. ing at Liideritz being finger­ R20 ,OO - DIAMOND JEWELLERY. Following Government advice to 'help yourself', the not convinced that there was printed and exami ned by doctors R400 .00 differentiation between " the BRING YOUR RINGS, kampong committee produced a plan to turn the delapi­ in case any want to bring assault interests of these private citi­ charges . Spanish ambassador, CHAINS , BANGLES & dated singles quarters into family accommodation. But zens and the interests of the Carlos de Boado, went to Keet­ helping yourself has not proved that easy ... (see report (Spanish) Government". mans hoop yesterday evening ~ ,/ GOLD WATCHES & on page 5) " We h old the Spanish Gov- after being summoned to meet Dramatic increase in men leaving women in lurch

THE number of court orders woman after him to lay a fur­ being taken out against men KATE BURLlNG ther ch arge with the South refusing to pay maintenance African COUlts," he said. That for their children is increasing running at well over 300. bilities by going across the can be a costly business for the by leaps and bounds. Only three According to magistrate Gert border into South A frica, it woman, especially if she does years ago the figure averaged Scheepers, Windhoek's main­ become- very difficult to get not have relatives to stay with around 400 cases a year, by tenance officer, one of the main him to pay up as few mecha­ and has to take her children DIAMOND OLD MUI'UAL ARCADE las t year it was up to 750 and reasons for Ihe increase is nisms exist for bringing the with her. " BROOCHES " WlNDHOEK RSO ,OO - RI !XXl,m only two and a half months 'border-hopping'. If a m an offender to book. TEL: (Oil) 31114 into 1991 , the total is already decides 10 dodge his responsi- " One answer is to send the TO PAGE 2 ofthe ftnanclal distress caused FROM PAGE 1 by such protracted cases. "Some women really sufTer, though they try to get by and " The only other way to pur­ the man later loses bls Job, It's make a plan. Their families sue a case In Soutb Africa Is If up to him to prove It was lost help them and In desperate the original order was made by through no fault of his own. cases they are given some as-. the Supreme Court," said Only then would his terms be slstance by Social Welfare." , Scheepers; "Then we've got,a r econsidered." Although It was very Impressive to see little more leverage." tracking down men oftf!n the women cope - and Impres­ Another reason for the In ­ proved a long and time-con­ sive to see their determination creased number 'of court or­ suming process, during which to find out where the fathers of ders was the " generally wors­ women were frequently left their children' had gone, said ening economic 'climate". with no means of support other Scheepers. "Only a few years ago a than their own families, the He hoped some progress woman living In the Kho­ courts were usually successful would be made to facilitate the masdal ar.ea could manage to In the end, said Scheepers. enforcement of. court orders support a child with payments "Probably as little as five against men who had skipped of around R.50 to R.60 a month. percent of court orders are over the border to South Af­ Nowadays, payments of be­ completely evaded," said rica to avoid paying mainte­ tween R.250 to R.400, depend­ Scheepers. "We recently man­ nance, and vice versa. Ing on the man's financial situ­ aged to get hold of someone "That would be much ap­ ation, will ~e awarded to a we'd been looking for for eight preciated," said the magis­ single woman bringing up a years." trate. "At the moment It's eas­ child. Therefore women who He explained that It often Ier to get maintenance money may have struggled on alone In took between one and two out of men In Canada than It Is t~e past are now forced to get a years to get tbe man to pay up. In South Africa." court order ensuring payment. "It can be a very Interesting • Any woman who needs Asked about the ability of business, proving paternity advice about maintenance or men to meet tbe payments, after a long time lapse when other problems of being a given levels of unemployment most of the witnesses have dls­ single mother, should contact The Cabu Primer o, the biggest of all in size. As it could be seen on the photo, the and poverty In Namibia, appearedl" he said. Women's Solidar ity (tel. Scheepers said a court order Nevertheless, he descrIbed 220077) for their leaflet waterline is not visible, which indicates that it is heavily loaded. It was escorted to would not be made against the mounting workload as 'RIghts of Single Mothers In Liideritz by Sea Fisheries Authorities, with the assistance 'of the Namibian Police, someone without means. " If "Impossible" - to say nothing Namibia'. - Defence Force and the SADF navy. SPANISH FROM PAGE 1

Gurirab recalled his previ­ ous warnings that incidents like the latest one could throw cold water over bilateral relations between the two countries. If actions like those of the three trawlers were not stopped, they were likely to ••spoil rela­ tions" between Namibia and the European Community, he warned. Namibia's Foreign Minister added, however, fIlat he rulc!!1'" out the likelihood that EC member cOWltries would sup­ port the'ruthless plundering of MENS Namibia's fi shing resources by Spanish vessels. LONG Gurirab said it was impor­ SLEEVE tant for N amibia to ensure its SWEAT territorial integrity and said SHIRTS repeated violations by Spanish fi shing boats challenged the Namibian Government's au­ thority. He made no bones about the fact that the N amibian authori­ ties had received a standing instruction to shoot at Spanish trawlers who in future proved unwilling to co-operate after being caught red-handed in local waters. Gurirab described as "cal­ lous and inconsiderate" efforts of the three trawlers caught last week to see~ COUlt inter­ dict preventing two South AfricanNavy vessels assisting Nanubia from interfering with the Spanish boats while in South African waters. " Unfortunately for them, by the time the interdict was is­ sued the boats were outside South African waters and in­ side Nanubia 's fishing zone," he said, Although the matter is now BOY' in the hands of the judiciary, JAMMI.' Gurirab said the vessels and SIZ't ' .M.L.XL their cargoes should be confis­ A.jt. t % un cated in addition to stiff penal­ ties being imposed.

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SPANISH Ambassador vate companies and that the MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE Carlos Sanchez de Boada Spanish Government could not has strongly defended his really be held responsible. govenunent's role in trying De Boada said the prosecu­ "We have discouraged them tion of offenders was often from fishing illegally in Na­ to discourage illegal fish­ hampered by the failure of the mibian, and even though we ing by Spanish vessels in N a.nubian Government to pro­ have prosecuted some the.re Namibian waters. vide vital information needed seems to be very little we can De Boada was speaking in in the investigations. do to prevent repetitions," he the wake of the dramatic high The Spanish Government said. seas seizure of another three needed information such as the The Spanish ambassador Spanish vessels on the border exact time and location where however agreed that Spanish between Namibian and South an offence was alleged to have officials could perhaps sit down ONE of the three Spanish vessels which was caught fishing illegally in Namibian wa­ African waters last Thursday been comn1itted before it could with their Namibian counter­ ters last week. Pictured aboard are members of the Namibian Defence Force shortly and ahead of his meeting with take ac tion. According to De parts to discuss what further after they were put on the Cotorredondo Cuatro, on its way to Liideritz, where it will Nanubian Foreign Minister Boada, the N amibian Ministry measures could be taken to berth until the outcome of the court hearing. Inset: Spanish Ambassador Carlos . Theo-Ben Gurirab yesterday. of Foreign Affairs had so far deter illegal fishing. Sanchez de Boada pictured at the Windhoek High Court during an earlier hearing Spain "ntered into an under­ failed to provide most of this He further denied that Spain involving Spanish vessels caught fishing illegally in Namibian watel·S. taking with the Narnibian information. had tried in any way to unduly government to prosecute the They had been given the the influence the fishing protocol owners of Spanish ships fish­ names of some offenders with currently being negotiated ing illegally in Nanubian wa­ the time and.place at which the between Namibia and the EEC. ters, in Spain, if they escaped alleged offence was supposed "Not at all! It is a must for Historic meeting elects the clutches of the Narnibian to have taken place, but were any country to remain impar­ authorities. still waiting for a complete list tial during such negotiations. In an interview with The of suspects. The protocol is being nego­ Narnibian, De Boada disclosed "We follow a set procedure tiated by the European Com­ first N am media council that investigations had been against suspect vessels whereby mission and not Spain;" he . carried Ollt in Spain against at the type of fish they are cary­ said. The draft protocol has least 15 vessels suspected of ing is analysed to determine its now apparently been completed fishing illegally in Narnibian origin. 'and is being studied by both ,and a~opts a ~ode of conduct waters. "If there is a presumption sides before final approval. He could not say exactly how the fish came from southern De Boada however expressed . many had been found guilty Africa very high fines can be the view that both Spain and JOURNALISTS in Namibia have voted to adopt a code of conduct and to form a and fined, but he knew ofcases imposed and the owner .can Namibia needed' each other media council to protect the standards of their profession. At a packed meeting in where the fines were as high as incur heavy losses by not being when it came to fishing mat­ Windhoek last night the journalists agreed that the council may exact fines ofRS 000 15 million Pesetas. allowed to leave port," De ters. on any media or journalist who breaks the code of ethics. The Spanish authorities fur­ Boada said. He said Spain had been a Minister of Information the press in Namibia by main­ journalists should make sure ther imposed another deterrent The ambassador added that fishing power for many years Hidipo Hamutenya was quick taining high standards. Last the news they write is fair and by preventing ships fmmd guilty the Spanish Government had and that Namibia needed ac­ to congratulate the newly­ night a constitution was also accurate, without beirlg dis­ of illegal fishing from leaving always irlsisted that the viola­ cess to both Spain's markets, elected council members and adopted for ajournalists' asso­ torted, selecting or misrepre­ POlt ~or two to three months. tions were carried out by pri- and its expertise in fishing. Namibia Peace Plan which had ciationofNamibi'a, although it sentirlg facts. Comment must organised the meeting. "I am is not clear who will run this be clearly distirlguished from looking forward to good co­ and whether i t will perform the reports of facts and must be an operation with them and the role of a union. The constitu­ honest expression of opinion Ministry will assist when re­ tions and code were prepared without malice or dishonest quested but will not impose by a task force of editors and motives. itself or interfere." he said. lawyers with little wider par­ Journalists must not accept The move is part of a cam­ ticipation. paign to protectJhe freedom of Under the code of ethics continued on page 7 Major move to aid Trade Fair Angola restarts May 15 -19 THE first Namibian Inter­ THE first UN convoy car­ and Moxico provinces. How­ national Trade Fair will be rying aid to Angola will ever, the programme was sus­ held at the Windhoek cross the border at B agani pended irl December. Showgrounds from May 15 today since relief efforts The programme, which has to 19, chairperson Allan been accepted by the Angolan to the country restarted. Walkden-Davis confirmed Government and Unita, plans The UNDP said in a state­ yesterday. to deliver 118 000 tons of re­ Walkden-Davis said only ment yesterday that the UN lief supplies in the next six eight of the original 21 coun­ Special Relief Programme for months to 1,9 million people Angola started in November in nine of Angola '.s 18 prov­ tries which inquired about 1990 and aimed . to deliver the fair had confirmed their MEMBERS of the newly-elected Media Council (see story). At the back, Dr Kenneth irlces. supplies to the .drought- and The six-month programme parUcipation. They are Abrahams, and in front, from left, Mbatjiua Ngavirue of The Namibian, Kaleni strife-ridden areas of Kwanza is exp~cted to cost more than Germany, the People's Hiyalwa from Namibia Today, and Protasius Ndauendapo of Nampa. Sul, Huambo, Cuando Cubango R175 million. Republic of China, Sweden, The first convoy from Egypt, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia to Mavinga in south­ Malawi and South Africa. east Angola will test the via­ More confirmations are bility of the route and assess expected before the April Death and suicide at Rundu the needs of the people in the 17 deadline. region. The convoy will carry maize Walkden-Davis attributed AN unknown woman's body was found floating In the was killed by her brother on Independence Day after a meal and beans from the World . the slow response mainly to Okavango river near Mayana on Monday morning. quarrel. Auleria Slndlmba, 36, was hit with a spade on the Food Programme as well af the Gulf War and possibly The body of the woman, suspected to have been attacked head allegedly by her brother Max Simanguni, 39, and died the short notice given to by a crocodile, had no limbs. instantly. soap, blankets and medical supplies from Unicef. The in­ Rundu police called on the public to report any missing Tlie suspect is under arrest and will appear ill court soon. potential participants. He person as the body has not been identified yet. At Kaguni near Mpllngu, also in the Okavango region, a tention i s to move 8 ()()() tons of said further that the inter­ Some residents believe that the unknown victim could be man committed suicide on March 23. Palllus Likuwa, 70, relief supplies each month in national fair was announced from rleighbouring Angola. killed himself because his' 'family does not love him enough Angola increasing to a target in November,allowingonly Meanwhile at Siya, some 40 kms from Rundu, a woman to care for him". Police are Investigating. - Nampa of 16 ()()() tons. seven months for prepara­ The UN said its prime con­ tions. cern was the safety of relief Walkden-Davis pointed fCHOJlFOR THE NAMIBIAN'S workers and the security of .WA SPECIALBUM~~~~ASTE~EDltIONTOMOR~OW. > convoys as a ceasefire had not out that a conference and THE NEWSPAPER WILL NOT APPEAR ON GOOb FRIOAYOREASTER MONOAV~ yet been declared irl the Ango­ exhibition centre would be ()UR NEXT EOITIOl':JAFTER EASTER WILL SE ON TUESOA V, APRIL 2. . .. lan civil war that started in constructed in Windhoek in 1975. the near future. 4 Wednesday March 27 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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TROUBLE is brewing between Local Goveriunent and Hous­ local residents and the KA TE BURLlNG ing. Swakopnnmd municipality over "The compound is in a very attempts by the Mondessa's cancelled on that basis ;md that complex from the Municipal­ bad condition," he said. "It's kampong conununity to take another meeting would have to ity. It proposes to develop the dirty, overcrowded and there charge of its own environment be arranged. kanlpong by dividing it into 75 are shebeens all over the place. and develop its grossly over­ He said the Municipality's 35 square metre housing units, It's a total hazard - both to crowded accommodation. management committee - each with a bathroom, yard, physical and psychological TIle 'kampong committee', consisting of three members - cooking facility, water and health. " which claims to represent some were "vel-Y busy men" and electricity. 111e open space will Kapere expressed dismay at 15 percent of the coastal town's could not be expected to wait be divided into plots for a fur­ the Municipality's dictatorial population, has accused the beyond the allotted time. Ex­ ther 18 houses, some shops, a deadline-keeping, saying it municipality of " apathy and cuses about transport difficul­ clinic and a kindergarten. The showed a reluctance to take resistance" over its efforts to tit;s were not acceptable, he renovation work would be done the committee seriously. turn the dilapidated singles said. by unemployed artisans at a "Some of the people would compound into family living At the same time, Auret . cost of about R200 000. As probably have had problems quarters. admitted urgent action on the renovations are completed, the -getting transport into town," Originally built for 430 single Mondesa compound was houses would be transferred to he observed. workers, the compound is now needed. "There are four or five the heads of extended families Kapere added he would like home to around 3 000 men, times more people living there on a .sectional title basis. to see a better relatidnship women and children: The re­ than there should be and you According to the kampong develop betwl;en the two'par- sulting problems are' 'one big can imagine what that has led conmuttee, another reason for . ties and saw it. as his job to he adache" according to to," he said. He denied charges the Municipality's reluctance facilitate that. But he doubted Swakopmund ToWn Clerk of obstruction on the :prut of to talk was that a private out­ the community's ability to make Andreas Auret, but a group of the Municipality, however, sider had recently offered "a it on their own. "I li'6n't think kampong residents are deter­ saying that the management large sum of money to buy the they'll be able to raise the mined to try and solve them. committee would be happy to kan1pong complex and devebp funds," he said. "But irthey Under the leadership of discuss the situation. as long it into rentable housing". request the government to help Paulus Kennedy, the commit­ as the kampong group showed But Aw-el said he knew noth­ they will get on the .li~t of tee began looking at solutions up on time. ing of such a move. "About priorities ... six months ago. It commis­ He claimed the real problem two-and-a-halt years ago, we The kampong committee sioned extensive research by a was that although the property got a lot of interest from the hopes to get on the MinistJ-y' local firm of architects and belonged to the Municipality, local business cominunity in priority list next week when secured the support of the whole "we are often ignored". buying the compound but the the Dr Libeltine Amathila vis­ community during a series of "I don't know who this group whole thing got lost during the its Swakopmund as palt of a mass meetings. of people are or on what au­ independence process," he said. routine tour of local authori­ LACK of cooking facilities leads to even greater health By JamJa!'Y, the committee's thority they are acting. People Given the low economic ties. It has issued an invitation risks. plans were submitted to the don't go through the right status of most members of the to the Minister; Deputy Minis­ regional conunissioner Asser channels and now it turns out kampong community, tlie ter, Permanent Secretary, Kapere, but about the same that this has been boiling up committee fears that a private Regional Commissioner, the time the Municipality began for weeks and months without takeover would "only lead to Mayor of Swakopmund, the building a new ablution block our being infoIDled. " the exploitation of the poor­ council members of the Mu­ in the kampong. After all its Depending on what the est", leaving "those who cannot nicipality and the director of efforts, the kampong commit­ kampong committee intended afford to pay ... homeless once Mondesa to attend a meeting tee saw the R750 000 building to do with the compound and more" , in the kampong on April 4. project as a waste of time and what it proposed to do with Regional Commissioner The committee hopes to offer money. On the authority of the those families who could not Kapere said yesterday he would everyone a ch,mce to see for corrununity, it requested the be accommodated there, there prefer to play a mediating role themselves th~ conditions under numicipality to stop building was plenty of room for discus­ between the kan1pong conmut­ which the community is liv­ and asked for a meeting to sion, he said. tee and the Municipality than ing, to explain theit intended discuss future plans for the The committee's plans are come down on one side or the project and to discuss possi­ compound. set out in a statement issued other. He praised the initiative bUities of taking control ofthe According to the kampong this week. Realising it first needs of the committee in trying to lcampong. committee, when they arrived to gain ownership of the kam­ work out solutions to their own Both Kapere and Auret said at the conference hall "two pong, the committee suggests: problems but felt their answers yesterday they were unaware minutes after I1hOO (the des­ the government takes it over would not give pemlanent re­ of the planned meeting but the ignated time) they were told and hands it to the committee; lief to kampong residents. He Regional Director agreed it that they were late and that the the Municipali ty gives it to the favoured a more long-tenn would offer a good opportu­ meeting was called off'. committee as a sign of good­ housing project for the com­ nity to get to grips with the Auret confinned yesterday will; or the community col­ pound to be developed under problem and to open channels that the meeting had been lects money and buys the the auspices of the Ministry of of communication.

Paul us Kennedy and his wife: we want to be a commu­ nity that helps itself.

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\ 1 *: «Jj) «J) * «l) .;r-..("'l* "~~. ~(.. :. . '* J I "* *\* J .. ~S,\ Lieutenant Lleufeoant Captain Major Lleutenant- Colonel"* Brigadier- Major Lieutenant THE DeW' rank Inslgula of the Namlblau Defenu FOJ"ce were made *' pubUc durlug last weeks lndepencleBce Day celebratlous together with Colonel General -General General the new ceremonial uniform of the Presidential Guard. The new insignia were approved by the N ationai Defence Council and Non-Commissioned Officers Wmant Offi~er~ are based 011 those commonly used' in most Commonwealth cOl!lltries. Symbols used to designate rank include chevrons, stars and crossed sables. I~ some ranks distinctly Namibian symbols are used such as the Staff Sergeant country's coat of arms and the seed of the welvitehia plant: Warrant Officer Class 1 The new insignia cover all ranks from nOIl-CQmmissioned officers to Warrant Officers right up to both junior and 'scnior commissioned officers. Chevrons arc uscd for all non-commissioned officers starting with one stripe for Lance Corporals and two stripes for a Corporal. A Sergeant is Sergeant designated by three stripes and a Staff Sergeant by three stripes with a star above. There are two classes of warrant offICers and a Warrant Officer Class 2 is identified by the Namibian coat of arms on both sleeves. , Warrant OMcer Class :2 The badge for the higher rank of Warrant Officer Class 1 has the coat of , arms enclosed in laurels. In the commissioned ranks a 2nd !-ieutenant is Corporttl identified by one staj_~n shoulder epaulettes, a full Lieutenan~py two stars and a Captain three stars. :';'1, In the senior commissioned ranks the image of a welvitehia seed on shoulder epaulettes:dcsignates 'a mfjor. Lieutenant-Colonels carry a wel­ vitehia seed plus a star while full Colonels are entitled to a wclvitchia seed Lance Corporal plus two stars. , The two crossed swords Or sablea arc excusively resei-Ved.4>l:. general offiu~Thee~~~tes~~aBrig~k~Gener~carrycroosedswo~s~u~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ one star, Major-Genenil oross swords plus two stars. ! '"U i',. ( The highest raoldn the Namibian Defence Force, Lieutenant-Gentral shows c ro's~ed swords phis three stars. ., Police ~ tb i. , ',/1 l -~;' , IG t'akes stO!C'k cfaGk do'Wn ~'

STRONG tendencies to cen­ by the Government, suc~ as oyer ~ong tralise powers of the'Sfate " and the hounding out of-- foreign to move in the direction of a experts and a lack ~f fitlancial one-p'arty system " are among discipline. ' . ~ ., : ~ weekentl ~ ; criticisQ1.~ levelled at the Aim: Standardisation and Namibian Gov~irirnent one year improvement of the educ~onal ' POLICE at Grootfontein af1e.r independence' by the system to offer equal opportu­ have confirmed ,that three, GelmaninJ.erest group, the Inter­ nities to all Namibians. supected cri'nlinals who: resengenleinschri ft (IG). Reality: Decline and stag­ escaped from police cus­ Tn a critical assessment re­ nation of educational standards , tody ea.,)i~[h a",~ , be~n ~ e" .' leased this "weok. theJ:G said due to lack,of discipline" a l,ck 1 arrested. si gns o t'1 lu~ "'w ere evident ~, of [mances, inequaIities iri the Deputy Regional l nspec- , among others, the. operations pyevious educational system and of the Namibian Broadcasting a radical change,over to: a tor ofthe northern region, COlporation and the launching questionable educational sys- Conimlssioner- WilIem of a GoverrunenJ.-owned news­ tem. ,'.' ... _. Meu~es~ri, ' told Nampa­ " , : paper. These moves ran con­ Aim: National reconciliation . yester$l~y , thilt tpe three, trary to :, the Government's as a means of cUftivating the . suspects were part of a " I I 1 ~ declared aim of steering a course goodwill of the people and to ' group of 22 suspects who MARIENT AL'S rust Independence'celebration beauties chosen aHhe southern tJ~ n towards a multi-party democ­ promote tolerance;and coop- had earlier escaped from last week. They are, from left, first princess Eveline Naris, Miss Independence Junita racy through the Constitution, eration. . ~ I police. cells in tile town. . Resandt and second princess Litia Herero. These beauties were crowned at M~iental said the group. Reality: Despite positive Meuwesen also sounded a last Wednesday tP.ght., . ,-::.. ,_ _ -:-,""" ., On a more positive note, the attempts, National Rec.oncili­ warning to "would-be . ;.- : IG praised the Government's ation is sometimes seen as a troublemakers" over the > council, and cOlJlplaincd of the achievements in the health one-sided strategy, ignoring low level ofpublic interest in sphere, saying it had shown a unpleasant criticism and ques­ coming long Easter week­ end, saying police would its formation. large degree of goodwill to tioning the goodwill of people Hamutenya told The Nanlib­ improve the medical care of of differing opinions. be deployed in residential payment, withhold facts be­ Harlech-Jones and Simon Zhu ian of the code and the council: all Namibians in implement­ Aim: Stimulation of the areas and elsewhere to cause of advertisers or adver­ Mbako'ofthe Ministry of Trade "It's a step 'forward towards ing national and international labour market and job creation prevent crime. tise products apart from their and Industry who is also a keen the advancement of the stan­ preventive medicine. service and integration of The Commissioner further media. writer and letter writer. dard ofjournalism inNaniibia, Asking what the country had qualifred returnee employees called on drivers to take 'They should not mention race, The council will meet in and an important prerequisite to celebrate one year into inde­ (taking into account their qu ali­ maximum safety measures creed, sexual orientation and private and will discuss issues for ensuring the exercise of pendence, the IG set the Gov­ fications) on the roads, stressing that even the sex of a person unless of media freedoin and try to freedom of the media is en­ errunent's objectives against Reality: Job creation and the police would be out in it is strictly relevant, and must ensure that journalists and media joyed with a sense of responsi­ what it saw as current realities employment in the civil serv­ take special care in subjects organisations stick to the high­ bility. We think it is timely." in Namibia: ice often without considering full force and on the look­ out for drunken drivers, that could cause enmity or give est standards of professional­ He pointed out that these are Aim: Social security and qualifications and experience offence, as well as how they ism. Those who agree to their normal around the world and justice for the Namibian people. with a tendency towards re­ overloaded vehicles, ve­ present violence and atroci­ jurisdiction should publish nothing unique to Namibia. Reality: Realisation of this verse discrimination. hicles that are not road­ ties. apologies where directed and "What we would like to see fails due to frnancial short­ Aim: To promote tourism a's worthy and for those mis­ About 100 journalists from should pay a fine of R5 000 if next is the formation of a na­ comings. a pillar of strength for foreign using State cars. all the main media in Wind­ the coUncil decides. tional union of journalists in Aim: International aid to exchange, job creation and He added that people trav­ hoek attended the meeting, and The move had a wann wel­ which all the media practitio­ stimulate the economy through international contact. elling to or from the north­ voted narrowly to ask retired come from all sides. Chris ners can be represented," he fmance, development, techni­ Reality: Opportunities in the ern areas should take note judge Chris Mouton to chair Coetzee,political writer of the added. cal 'know-how' and joint ven­ tourism industry have broad­ that the road south of ·the media council, with judge Times of Namibia, who WaS Conspicuous by their absen::e tures within the framework of ened and cooperation with Harald Levy as the alternative defeated in the elections to the last night were many of the a social market economy. neighbouring countries has been Otjiwarongo is under construction, and urged member. council, said he had no com­ journlllists from one of the Reality: The present econ­ further developed. The largest · The media representatives plaints about the code orcoun­ biggest media organizations, omy is deteriorating due to threat to a stable tourism in­ drivers to exercise re­ are Protasius Ndauendapo cil, although he doubted whether the NBC. 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TWO new Namibian books were launched last week at a function addressed by Education Minister Nahas Angula and Rony Sabah from the Commission of the European Communities. 'Undet·standing History 8', starts a journey of a thousand the launch as was poet Mvula a junior secondary textbook, miles". yaNangolo. and 'Thoughts from Exile', a The publication of 'Under­ Also a prominent Namibian collection of poems by Mvula standing History' was an im­ joU111alist, Ya Nangolo said his ya Nangolo were the two new portant step in the whole edu­ book was an attempt to record_ offerings from Longman cational reorganisation proc­ impressions of past years which Namibia brought out just in ess. ought to be remembered even time for Namibia's first inde­ A joint publishing project of though they had little to do pendent birthday. Longman Namibia and the with the Namibia of 1991. Angula praised the history Centre for Applied Social Sci­ He said he saw many free­ book for adopting a relevant ences in Namibia (Cass), the dom fighters in exile with an and interesting approach, in textbook was sponsored by the AK in one hand and a pen in line with the Ministry's new European Comnumities and the the other. curriculum drive. Bremen Senator for Econom­ "Not every third Namibian POET Mvula ya Nangolo autographs his new book 'Thoughts fcolll Exile' just after He said this time last year no ics, Technology and Foreign can be a published poet," he its launch on Monday night. one believed that a brand new Trade. Co-writers and editors said, "but we were all trying in junior secondary syllabus would of the book John Katzao, our way to tell the world what be in operation this ternl, but Nangolo Mbumba, Helgard we felt about our situation and as he remembered a teacher Patemann, Eddie van Staden why we were there. " once telling him: "one step and Davy Tait were present at

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BAMAKO: Soldiers overthrew ders.and international airport IN BRIEF Mali's military dictator yes­ and Imposed a dusk-to-dawn ~. ~ , terday after days of rioting ancl curfew, the radio said. protests, and promised a multi­ Traore ousted France, Mali's former colo­ party democracy to replace nizer, welcomed Traore's SAP blan1ed General M oussa . Traore 's ousting. Foreign Ministry "bloodthirsty and corrupt spokesman Daniel Bemard sai d JOHANNESB URG: The regime. " Mali's situation ' 'appears Daveyton Crisis Committee and Dozens of people all! reIX>lted promising and full of hope. " local church ministers have killed in violence after the coup, TIle Paris-based International condemned police for an al­ in Mali coup including two Traore support­ Human Rights Federation leged breach of a joint agree­ ers burned to death. expressed relief, and hoped his ment setting out conditions for "The army will no longer injured in violence following Associations, an umbrella with Radio Mali after the downfall would end' 'violence an Inkatha Freedom Party rally meddle in politics," coup leader the overthrow. group. Its chainnan, human meeting. and assassinations for which last Sunday. Colonel Amadou Toumani Looters continued to sack rights leader and lawyer Demba Unconfumed reports said the the president should be held Repeated attempts to obtain ToUf1! pledged in a radio broad­ shops and offices yesterday, Diallo, praised' 'this group of president had been caught at responsible. " It warned against police comment proved unsuc­ cast. ''The anny will return to despite appeals from pro­ patriotic officers" he said were the airport as he tried to flee "blind vengeance, arbitrary cessful yesterday. its barracks," he said, after democracy leaders and the new looking to the opposition for the country. TIle military closed arrests 'and summary execu­ A statement from the establishing "an unlimited ruling National Reconciliation advice and support. He spoke the landlocked nation's bor- tions." - Sapa,AP. Daveyton Crisis Co~ttee multiparty system, social jus­ Council of 17 soldiers. yesterday claimed an agree­ tice, and total democracy." The new government, in a ment reached between the Residents of"Bamako, the comnlunique read on official Daveyton Civic Association, Malian capital, cheered and set radio, rumounced the disband­ IFP, local church ministers, the off firecrackers after hearing ing of Traore 's government and East Rand divisional conunis­ of the overnight ousting of his People's'Democratic Un­ sionero police, the security Moussa Traore, who had ruled ion, which was the sole legal police and a representative of the West African nation for 23 political party. the riot unit was not observed. years. However, medical offi­ Coup leaders met with pro­ The agreement had alleg­ cials speaking on condition of democracy leaders and prom­ edly prohibited Inkatha mem­ anonymity reported 59 people ised to work with their Com­ bers to march to and from the have been killed and about 200 mittee of Pro-Democracy stadium. - Police had undertaken to • disarm any Inkatha members carrying " non-traditional weapons" (shields and knob­ kieries). - Police would not interfere with residents as long as they 1 kept away from Inkatha mem­ In Utopia the perfect family car would also be an exciting multi- bers. A spokesman for the Daveyton Crisis Committee said "None of these points were honoured, as IFP members canied dangerous weapons such as pangas ... and shots were fired inside the stadium". The conunittee called for an independent commission of inquiry into the death of 13 people, who died during a clash between police and supporters of the ANC on Sunday. Jail plight JOHANNESBURG: 'l)le ANC yesterday charged that there are still scores of political pris­ oners serving jail terms for "offences" that have already been declared non-offences. These include charges such as membership of a brumed orgrulisation, recruiting for a proscribed organisation, under­ going military training and membership of Umkhonto we Sizwe. The organisation said in a statement in Johannesburg that it had recently become aware of the plight of 61 political prisoners held at the Barberton ... welcome to Utopia Prison. ' Visa grants LUSAKA: The Zambian Gov­ ernment has liberalised the granting of visas to South Africans entering the country. The family car. The performance car. the pleasure of owning a Cressida but now a A statement released by the chief immigration officer, The luxury sedan. Three classes of motor car 1, 2 or 3 year extended warranty option gives Clement Mbangweta, yester­ day said South AfricatlS enter­ ing Zambia can now obtain often assumed to be mutually exclusive. But, you even more peace of mind. visas at their port of entry, instead of applying to the imnligration office. as the 3.0i Cressida will demonstrate, this is So on to the performance aspect. If The move foll ows Tourism Minjster Pickson O litambala's no longer the case. you have an appetite for excitement, the recent rumouncement that the Zambian Government was planning to ease the entry of Reliability, safety and spaciousness. performance delivered by the three litre visitors from South Africa and the United States as a meaI1S to Features in the tradition of the great family twenty four valve twin cam engine boost the ourism industry. car, These qualities have long contributed to Plane hijack combined with the all-round independent SINGAPORE: A Singapore Au'lLnes airbus flyi ng from KlIaJa Lu mpur to Singapore cuntinued on n ext page • THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 27 1991 '11

Confl icti ngtestif!1ony Angola votes for .INBRIEF . from Mandela'scJriver from perviolls page was hijacked late yesterday, JOHANNESBURG: Winnic Mandela's co-accused and driver free elections reportedly by four Pakistanis. -John Morglm yesterday attempted to explain away numerous airpOll sources said. cONradictiol1s in l}i s testimony to the Rand Supreme Court as LUANDA: Angola's parlia­ held by May 1992. The gov­ in Angola after the MPLA. TIleir demands were not "mistakes". Morgan was ~estifyi.l1g in a trial-within-a-trial to ment tmanimously voted leg­ ernment insists three years are Western diplomats involved immediately known. test the admissibility of a statement he allegedly made to police islation yesterday that will needed to organize a vote. in a three-nation medi ation at A security spokesman at in Febmary 1989, when he was arrested during investigations into legalize opposition political Rebel leader Jonas Savimbi the Lisbon peace negotiations Changi said only that the plane the murder of child activist Stompie Seipie. parties for the first time and said last week Unita is prepar­ said yesterday talks should landed at 14h24 GMT and "clue Stompie and three men were allegedly kidnapped by associates should open the way to plural­ ing to convert itself into a resume on April 3. • to some security reasons the of Mandela a.'ld assaulted with sjamboks, allegedly by her and ist .democracy in the southern political party to contest" elec­ Savimbi and dos Santos have police have sunuunded the plane members of the Mandela Football Club, on the night of December African nation. tions. The ruling MPLA, has both said a cease-fire could be and are now conducting 29, 1988. Mandela, Morgan, Xoliswa Falati and her daughter The move is expected to been the only legal party in signed next month. But a Lis­ checks ... Nompumelelo Falati have pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnap hasten the end of a 16-year Angola since independence bon-based US diplomat, speak­ The spokesman refused to and assault. According to the statemen t, attributed by police to civil war between government from Portugal in 1975. ing on condition of anonymity confirnl whether the incident Morgan but which he denied making, Mandela was present when forces and Unita rebels. Yesterday's legislation will said yesterday more time could was a hijacking. the four victims were beaten into a bloody state in the back rooms Peace talks between govern­ be become law 30 days after its be needed to secure a tmce. of her Diepkloof, Soweto, house. ment and rebel delegations are pu blication in the official state The United States and the He however told the court yesterday he had not indicted scheduled to restart next week journal, Angolan President Jose Soviet Union have been work­ Strike stay Mandela in this way. He said he had told Soweto Murder and in Lisbon. Eduardo dos Santos said yes­ ing with Potugal to mediate MOSCOW: The Soviet parlia­ Robbery Squad chief Colonel Chris Oosthuizen Mandela was in Officials from the two sides terday. No date for the publi­ betwe~n the Angolan foes. lnent yesterday " ordered" the BrandfOlt in the Orange Free State on the night the assault took say they are close to agreeing a cation was given. Yesterday's law on parties country's coal miners to sus­ place. This tallied with Mandela' s submi~sion at the commence­ cease-fire in the conflict. Dos Santos told some 300 is part of a package of reforms pend an economically hard­ ment of the trial that she left for Brandfort on the afternoon of But they remain divided on deputies at the People's As­ tmder discussion in a legisla­ hitting month-long strike for December 29, 1988 and returned only two days later. the timing of free elections. sembly parliament that Unita tive session that opened last two months while government The trial continues today. - Sapa. Unita say elections should be was the best-organized force week. - Sapa-AP. looked into their demands, ~ss reported. President Mikllail Gorbachev annoUnced Interior Ministry changes to • 'guaran­ tee public order" in Moscow. Thai exile Talve performance car, not to mention a powerful luxury sedan BANGKOK: Cambodian go v­ ernment planes bombed key areas held by Khmer Rouge guerrillas in northwestern Cambodia, causing heavy casu- ' alties and sending thousands of people fleeing to TIlailand, guerrilla and Thai sources on the border said yesterday. China budget

Minister Wang BingQian yes­ terday tmveiled a budget show­ ing a 15,04 billion yuan (2,56 billion dollar) deficit, culling subsidies to business and in­ creasing spending on agricul­ ture, defence, science and tech­ nology. Irish talks

LONDON: Two leaders of - northern Ireland's Prote ~ tant majority yesterday agreed for the first time since 1974 to talk to moderate Catholics and the Irish government on the futur; of the British.province. Brit­ ain's government has excluded from the talks Sinn Fein, ,he political wing of the Irish Republican Arnly (IRA), which is waging a bloody campaign for a united Ireland. Khost attack

ISLAMABAD,Pakistan: Gov­ ernment soldiers have halted a suspension on the 3.0i automatic and In the real world a car which bloody rebel advance on Af­ ghanistan's southeastern city GOmbines the qualities of a family car with of Khost after a week of fierce 3.0 GL5 five speed manual, will prove to fighting, diplomats said yes­ terday. be especially satisfying. a performance car and a luxury sedan The US backed rebels broke through heavily defended is out of reach for most mortals . in government lines a week ear­ Finally, if your idea of luxury includes .But lier, overran key security posts and destroyed government features like fragrant real leather upholstery, Utopia things are different. So as we supply aircraft at Khost's air­ port, according to the reports. started by Thousands of guerrilla fight­ a four speakcr sound system and automatic climate Everything keeps going right ers reportedly took part in the offensive, arriving from refu­ control air-conditioning then you shoul d be more saymg gee camps scattered through­ UTOYOTA out Pakistan's mgged N0I1h­ west Frontier province. But D A than comfortahle with the Crcssida 3.0i. ... welcome. e RE S S since the fighting began, the Communist-style AfghlUl gov­ ernment has resupplied its . besieged troops by air, said the Western and Afghan sour<.:e,. who spoke on condition of not being named. LlND£'A'" SMITHERS Fee 1171 /:" 'rFfENAMIBIAN

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iiroaliwa yoye citaye yili ngiini. Omagumbo, Ngele owa ka apula, ohaya tala gEpangelo ana EEMBILIVE .. EEMBILIVE .. EEMBILIVE .. EEMBILIVE owala kutya nakupula iimaliwa nenge iinima yimwe tayi vulu oga tungilwa okuholola uufuthi waqwo okwa owala mwnwe netamu futithwa oufike panlwe. Natango ohat­ lyuukoloni oya zi..minwa yi kale Nenge ya lopotelwa iilonga kotoka shi thike peni. oolye? owala irnlalwa yeni ihe ita mu uli hatu pi, Namhongo eshi miilonga natango. Panlwe yuungangala ya ningwa, ihe Otashi vulika yatye omambo gokulandula oshinima shoka TSE a-aniilonga yomepangelo longwa pamukalo omwanawa. tatungu ,nye okalyanmpombo nopolisi ndjika o~a langekwa sho ye shi shi kutya oyena Ekonakono ndi hali longithwa otanlumangulula, omushishii opolisi yopashiwana ndjoka ya ontseyo moshinima shoka, ihaa to pula ogeli kOvenduka opo olwa hala okuuva kutya oma­ tatu dhengeleko. Wali nee ku gwnbo gepangelo oga tungilwa po ano olyuuthwa li konakone tuu kutya nanyeyo ovatwlgwa kala tayi kondjitha uukoloni, endelele oku ya ko, noku ka tegadbo omivo tadhi piti ngaa. wala aalongi nenge aanilonga komulGlIb guru? Okomukalo ngaashi osho tanlutungulula noya kala tayi lwile uuthemba gandja epopilo mbala. , ngsa ngu ha gu longithwa po kombada yedu? womunamibia kehe. Mwaashika otatu indile Nenge aniwa iinima oya ka ayehe mepangelo? konaakonwa ku mange strata Iileni mutupopile aakwetu nenge ortgiini ano? rumo fyeni Qvaholimbiji Edhiminathanepo ndjoka li epangelo li talulule okutula nen,ge koPolisi nenge kokatongohaka keli moshito­ Tse osho twa 'kala moskola tukotokeleni ovanhu ava o~ ' li omulandu gwepangelo otali komeho omuntu a longela ngele" twa ilonga shoka twa tuxupife eemwenyo detu. utha aapolisi mbaka yoongudu, uukoloni, oshoka iilonga ye kuhahende ndele oto polwa shUUkwalu.udhi. Tse lombwelwa kutya kaanlu mboka ongaa nillonga mepangelo otuu longwa nenge shoka twilonga dbopaali ya longele kumwe ote yi tsakanitha sigo onena, ihaku yiwa. Ngoye huka tin­ uvite uudhigu oshoka katuna ohatu,riyola ilie ekonakono lyaa JOSHUA ND. SHlPALEKENI noya dhimbwe lilonga iikulu nongele te shi pewa. shono tw~ lesha nen&,;e nd! tye P.O.BOX 5164 yuukoloni noya longele oshig­ ima yoye, inayi ku yelela. oto mpoka ta tu zi okuya kiiIonga. EWAWA LYOOTATE longo ashike iimaliwa yoom­ Otatu meneka oongula oonene shaa s,ho twa ilongo. .- WINDHOEK wana pauyuuki. WALVISBAY iliona ya lika'" mEpangelo tatu ende e kilometer 14 ; Kombinga neye yOmbelewa ~ Ewawa lyootate otali holola kOndangwa. Sigo onena aan­ kolupalldi ongula kehe opo tu ndjika nda dhini nokutumbula euvo lyonayi lyalyo kiinima peta'fueko .' waa' liponga ambelewa yatya ngaaka ihaya ye k:iilonga, yamwe nokuli otwa ly~wo mbika tay! landula. Aanambelewa gandja.omauyelele gagwanapo. za kiilongo tatu,endele iilonga . tuu.Ouwntu . nguu hil pula , -mokati kopolisi ano ndjoka yom.oondjila kOndangwa tu Kutseru . mboka hatu yeni pomagumbo gaantu. , omapllla ohaAhQP,itha"owala ya longele ~, omukolonyeki, aantu,ow4la ye tati aiuiYa ,oku Oonkundana dhiiponga omuna mboka taa longo iilonga kOndangwana 9nawa tu pu­ Shika shitu uvitithe uudhigu peni uuyelele leni iinima yetu"ndele tatu zeni oshika. Oshitopolwa shiIea shi srn, naDd~ , QmUl1tu oWn shi yomoondjila uriene kuumban- ya tsoodumbo nepangelo. ko Illluylele wa ~ana. Th kaleni shUukwaluudhi oshitopolwa ,~ shi " Mokwa uva~h6n,? , ku galantu waNamibia odha ha- - aapolisi mboka haa yaka wayela. i~;li : po:k';t se ot"(~)lala , tu ,11lpne . lutha oomwet;lYo gwandje. po iinima yaakwashigwana, twa manguluka: okupula tin­ shina omagwnbo gepangelo shi ima Y'etuni. In; tu tilitweni we yule iitopolwa iikwawo huka elpngelo kumwe lyeni tu ak.ale omolwa aalcWashigwana mboka, melongelokumwe naakwashig· OLWINDJI omuntu ngele wayi h~~.pyo~a, !1M.~~ oklJ,~ b sh?ka hekundanekwa yahulithila wana mboka ye limoongundu' kOndangwa oku ka pula uye­ naa,ntu mboka, apolisi, mang­ k6 fai' north ihe omagumbo ota estnita nen.ge oohahende. Ngele ga gandjwa wala kumboka oku'uvath.aIm nopena okupu. oondjenda miiponga dhawo"dbopapolotika. lele shinasha nembeo yiiyenditho. Aahingi , aantu ' -' poolnpitp dhiffiwe ohaa lyuukwatya woye (file), nani iinima ' ~lbyoka to pula yahokana ~~ga yamwe katuna S ' YEm~~T.r~--," '" _:'~". __ ~ , ' mboka muna eyipyadhilo opo' iyakA uusikU mookambd taa!-ca: iimaliwa yoye nenge ngaa oyili kaantu mboka, omunam­ mpoka tatu .. zi, . :. ~ , H , l ~;f'+ i:l ~ NDALll>IASHO ~yaNIMtJM­ belewa ngok,a nakambadbale Osho shili yakwetu koom­ mu fale aayendanandjila hoka-' yuda nenge oku~p'aga aak­ oombapila dhoye kaiithili nawa, BIT.ILWA ekupe uu5;e1ele kombinga binga elheni '(3munru aahokana ya ha1

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Phone us I the market, We do permlng. relaxing. .,iue fixed in ' o ~ u Opo A DJ KomBada ., SPECIALISED We are in the following braiding & men's hair between 10hOO and yomafuta cutting I (Omakulu, Ashlke-Okull .VORKSHQP areas: For an appointment t.I3474 23hOO every day at Monghalo IWa) keshe Windhoek: Ducan Expertise (061) 6-3028. I guaranteed Llmwe R75 lawwpo . (Pty) Ltd WE ALSO SELL USED Oshakati; Tyre Bar­ VARIOU~ collect and .. CARS!! dellvery 's~'lJce gain, front of Omar· LEARN . WOOD _~~ tala Market FANIE DRESSMAKING ~ lY CAR SALES ,. 'lfjFMOISI~ Grootfontein: G + E SUPERMARKET THE EASY WAY!! Q;,: 21i"'1 • WlNlHO& 9IJDO Garage, (mr Gunther) . 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I Special ~ervices I' 1 Special services 1 1 Special services 1 I Houses for' sale 11 Houses for sale I 1H?uses for sale I .­ WINDHOEK OFFICE & - SPECTRUM - MANUF ACTURESI CONTRACTING DISTRJBUTORS FURNITURE (PT¥) LTI> KLEIN WINDHOEK Independence Specials! R145 00 Tel: (061) 217439 or *Less 45 % on Steel 224723, PO Box 50014, 4 Spacious Bedrooms Desks In very quiet area TYRE BARGAINS Bachbrecht WindhOi!k *Less 45 % on Mobile Large stand with plenty Da u tale ilde to xupifa ··Independence Drawers possibilities oimaliwa ihapu *Less 20% on Chairs T·shirts A home with lots of - .~ Mandate no 3629 0; mokulilandela oma­ ··Car stickers *Less 20% on Savex potential range Windhoek -West taiyela makulu xwepo. Phone Mercia now, • I "Ready Sto~k R169 000 -1~~~ Omatayile aa opaife Visit us for: Tel: 222748 _ .. ESTATES ~ •.• We are doing Spacious house with ~ okwa konda okudja OAK Otlice Screens sc,'een·pl'inting on new wooden floors VERY, VERY koNdowisi. OAK Lockable T-shirts, badges, 3 Large bedrooms plus URGENT SALE!! Otu na yo natango Computer Stands stickers, ' . Boardroom tables, study , , j MAKE AN OFFER!! omaiyela 00 to dulu caps and protective Desks, 2 Bathrooms ·.NAMPSop EROSPARK okulogifa mefululu ·BlA1lST.Arn, (3368) ~Iothing Chairs, Wall Units, Dining room, kitchen, . (mo mufitu) eetuwa odo Do you like wide 4 Bedrooms Mantlfacture ~ of Filing lounge, TY 1;"0001 hadi nane akushe Carport. spaces? 2 Bathrooms clothing, unifol:ms, etc. . Systems, Otlice (4x4)eenomola ngaashi .. , Storeroom EROSPARK Double Garage Namibia N ational .. Accessories 3lx10.50 R15 oshoyo Otitside room & toilet R375 000 K~tchen with seperate Flags Specialists" .,., etc, etc, etc 'Spacious four 10.50 R15. Odo eeno­ SPECTRUM O;FFl,CE, Large plot an~ estab­ scullery bedroomed home on mola domataiY.ela, YOUR-ONLY lished garden Lounge, Diningroom large stand with lovely ndele kadi fi ondado ATTENTION: Dlplo- OFFICE FURNITURE Contact Rene Loiter . and-'Tv Room trees yao. . malic missions, ' CHOICKf! ' '.. Te137.387 or 223600 leading to Entertainment area on Omataiyel:uliakulu Embassies" .Govern- ". swirnmin-gpool and ·Back of~~w SIlJ!l~ patio wepo melan(Jifo, kon­ ment Seryices, or any centre private__ e ntertainment Modern kitchen with dado oyo todulu other intereste.d persons! Clo Peter'Mu11er altd area. Do you need a driver? ; separate okulidiinikila. St-ubelstr. Tomorrow ' i~ ~oo late· Any time for~ any trip!! Laun'dry and scullery Phone now! Oto dulu okueli­ Tel: 33138 Tel: 62661 Mandate no. 3304 3 Servants room - one Koos VoUgraaff monena peenhele edi: Urgent Sale! with on-suite bathroom Tel: 34177 (0) Win.dhoek: 3 Bedrooms 3 Garages . 222602 Oshakati, Tyre Bar­ 2 Bathrooms This property is ajewel 52222/77 Radiopage gain, popepi nomatala Kitchen Contact Aniki Lounge 222748 (0) Grootfontein: G + E TV Room' Gunter. Come and see us now fOI" very good PRICES! Garage __ Keetmanshoop: ~~~~--~~~~~--~~~:;i2~2~29~0~9~(~h)~==lr-t ~ Imported TV 's, Tyres, MARK~ Ill. 2 Carports Speed;)' GonzaJes' etc.- . , (N Domestic quarters NAMPROP Motors ' ' o 20 Krupp FLAT: 1 'Bedroom - ":::MisTlm~~, Walvisbay, Rehoboth, Streel) Kit~h~n !. We S~LL and PAWN Such charm and Okahandja: Tyre Bathroom anything!!. . Good quality! Bargain otai ka tuluka Alarm System Such affordable price Contact: Helena at secondhand' mefimbo lixupi R220 000 (neg) R159 000 Oto dulu yo Pee's tyres, impo.rted, Rianade Wet Delightful home in a okumonafana nafye excellent Tel: 37470 (0) quiet area, Pawn Shop condition 42002 (h) keengodi tadi landula: Kitchen leads out to .. . ' ESTA'l'ES ~ ... (061) 228024 ile Tel 34368 NB! Cash For all cars & private courtyard ~~-- 22804O,No 5 Van prices .bakkies Always a breeze on the Would you like to live Braun Street, Money!! Money!! patio on top of a mountain ~~~ . with unrivalled views Windhoek. If you need any cash Contact ESTATBS .~ . - Nice well.kept garden of 360°? If so, phone money come and see us! 221637 Mandate no 3702 servants quarters Garage ' me to 31257 (alh) 3 Bedroollls view this view! 1 Bathroom Bargains do not last AGENTS forever EROSPARK Lounge . (1433) WANTED with Diningroom Call Aniki: Tel: 222748 4 Bedrooms electrical experience ' Wanted to rent ""-r;,, I ,~1,. " ,.w' Kitchen v"J:,::'1/('V 2 Bathrooms fO l' the installations 222909 (h) ~__ RST~1J~5 :'~ : ; Garage . Guest toilet of cheap car alarms A mature Domestic Quarters Diningroom WHY PAY RENT? R169600 in Namibia. young man, is Lounge with patio BUY ANDSAYE URGENT SALE!! Write to: PO box urgently looking K.lf.. - 4J}jLii'~ Kitchen with pantry MONEY! Riana de Wet ~__ RS1:\TE5 ~. ~ , 278, Usakos 9000 for a flat or TV-room R104110 Tel: 37470 (0) WINDHOEK Domestic quarters outside room 3 Bedrooms 42002 (h) to rent. Area is CENTRAL Double garage 2 Bathrooms Mandate no. 3659 Lovely entertainment Bikes wanted of no importance VACANCIES Contact: Jack R96500 DRASTICALL Y area with heated pool at 36970 3 Bedrooms REDUCED!! Price: One small step Two second hand further than half a and leave a nfessage Bathroom JOBS UNLIMITED 3 Bedrooms biycles are wanted to R96130 MARKETING 2 Bathrooms million!! buy for boys aged 7 MANAGER Large Open-plan Koos VolIgraaff: . and 10 years 2 Bedrooms Wanted to buy Bathroom lounge Tel: 34177 (0) ...._ - respectively with Degree and Diningroom & TV 222602 (h) Please telephone: R87530 Marketing as part of Room 52222/77 Radiopage 222113 . 2 Bedroomf studies. Built-in Bar ~~kt_~ . Bathroom Should be able to speak Kitchen Pool Saun2 2nd ALLEY ~._ JSrA1'E., ~: Phone: Patti Zandberg a black language Outsidebraai area WANAHEDA WINDHOEK-WES Tel: 34177 (0) 43857 (h) Age: 30-40 years R130000 105 Gobabis Road Irrigation System TAUBENGLEN 52222 Radiopage 3 Bedrooms Klein Windhoek Please contact: Maria Garage HOCHLANDPARK at 33183 or 33387 Carport 2 Bathrooms (next to Mini market) Kitchen We buy and sell GOOD urgently looking for Flatlet To let Diningroom quality 2nd ha nd clothes houses to buy in the Only R165 OOO!! Domestic Worker Lounge We are a Dry Cleaning price range R100 000 Phone without delay: Excellent Reference De pot We 00 alterations, to R150 000 2 Interleading Riana de Wet + Outside room making of curtains, etc. Contact: Rene Lotter offices near Tel: 223052 Tel: 37470 (0) TeI: 224354 Tel: 37387 or 223600 City centre 42002 (h) . Tel: 217820 (all hours) THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 27 1991 17

House to Let Special Services Special Services Special Services Ireland meet KLEIN WINDHOEK Within walking distance of town England in 3 Spacious Bedrooms with built-in cupboards 1 Bedroom with' en-suite bathroom 1- TYRE needle EC 1 Bathroom with TYRE BARGAINS shower Come and have a look BARGAIN . and guest toilet and save yourself a lot POPEPI separate of money on our NOMATALO Huge Kitchen with fantastic, high quality match lmilt-in stove and second-hand tyres with Oshakati - 692 cupboards . 80% tread! LONDON: Twenty-one years after gaining a World Can be divided into TV AFRICAN Cup winners medal playing for England, Jack Charlton Our new stock has just ELECTRIC Room CATERING arrived from Ger­ returns to Wembley today plotting to boot the nation Big, Open livingroom SUPPLlEE many. MINCER out of soccer's European Championship. area with balcony We have also the large . Diningroom 061-62921 Now manager of the Irish . weakest team in the group, San beautiful size Republic team, Otarlton knows Marino, twice. 2 Carports 3lxl0.50R15 - only one side will qualify for For the return with Bulgaria 1 Lockable garage 10.50R15 otT road tyres the 1992 finals in Sweden from at Hampden Par~ manager Outside entertainment 6l..ietRs Q{itchen for your 4x4. a group that also contains Andy Roxburgh may be forced area with breath-taking The best second-hand England, Poland and Turkey. to change his strongest lineup view Rieta's kitchen tyres on the market He hopes it will be Ireland. because injuries in domestic Available as from 1 Wernhil Park Four other qualification league games this weeJsend have with the best prices on robbed him of six .squad May 1991 *Catering for games are to be staged today - the market. Scotland is hosting 'Bulgaria members. ,. Tel: 226628 (between weddings etc. We are in the following Sam and noon) and Romania is visiting San San Marino has made an From R14,50 per head areas: Marino in group two, Yugo- unimpressive start on its fust Long lease preferred Windhoek: Dacan slavia is receiving Northern appearance in a maj<1tintema­ *Sweets and Savoury (Pty) Ltd AFRICAN Ireland an"" Tel: 229700 (0) England are unbeaten in three weight on the shoulders of Enzo cakes ~mUhoek for sale games but none ·were he . 41~65 (h) for Independence Don't miss this Wembley, ome 0 Eng- taeular season with the French Week lish soccer. club A~erre. as Belgium seeks bargain!! Ireland beat England 1-0 in to ~verturn a 3-1 Welsh vic­ 1980 Chev Ascona 'reI: 36294 Tel: 061-51042 the European Championships tory in October. red Resprayed, Engine finals in Stuttgart, Gernlany, The Welsh trio of Ian Rush, re-done, Good Runner in 1988. At the World Cup in Dean Saunders and Mark R5800 o.n.o Italy last June the two teams Hughes have scored 58 league and cup goals bet\Veen them Excl.GST NAMIB NURSERY For sale tied 1-1. In November, they met again . this season and Manchester Phone Dirk PO BOX 23900 in Dublin and the result was Uiuted's Hughes is further at 3241 or to view at WINDHOEK MARK·III I ANTIQUE FURNI­ No 2 Chapman Str. another 1-1 tie. boosted by being voted player TEl64275 (No 20 Krupp TURE FOR SALE!! of the year by !.Us fellow pro- Klein Windhoek With·Wembley expected to FOR ALL YOUR Street) Oak, Oregon-Pine, be sold out and 70 000 fans fessionals. • GARDENING NEEDS All hours roaring on the teams, England Two former East Germans FROM GARDEN LAYOUT Embuia, Burmese MarknI hopes to produce a more imagi­ join nine playvs .from West TO GARDEN Teak, Tables, Cup- GemWlY's Wofld Cup-winning MAINT ENANCE 20 Krupp Street boards, Chest of native show than in the two Announcement squad against a rejuvenated WE A~O SELL Drawers, Washtables, previous ties. Soviet side. Thomas Doll, who lGarden Soli @ R4,OO per bag Mirror Chests, Chairs Ironically England's best Potting So il @ R4 ,SO per bag Tel: 221637 perfonnance of the three games plays for Hamburg, and Mathias Telephone 32419, Dirk against Ireland was in the de­ Sammer, of Stuttgart, are the R',OO P" Fax: 221637 IFl rn, M,"":.~ or come see for your­ feat in Stuttgart, where the Irish two eastern players. Indoor and outdoor plants pt Brand new self at no 2. Chapmann were rescued by the acrobatic Andreas Brehme, whose prices that will slut anybody's . imported tyres Str:, Klein Windhoek form of goalie Paddy Bonner. penalty against Argentina won pockets All Hours - also eve- But manager Graham Tay­ the World Cup for the Ger­ GOSSMOTORS 185 x SR14 limited nings & weekends lor is unable to call upon two mans, is missing through in­ COME AND SEe US AT I;.X- stock of England's top players, Paul jury but Rudi V oeller, who AND SPARES FERREIRA'S DEPOT, Gascoigne and Chris Waddle. scored three goals for AS Rorna BRAKWATER Available R155 FAX: 228264 Entertainment Midfielder Gascoigne is in the UEFA Cup against Bel­ I recovering from a groin opera- . gium's Anderlecht last t.oday, Now at Old Tyre each 2nd hand specials tion. Waddle was ruled out is in attack. Den HOME & CLUB PUT because of a facial injury. Few Soviet World Cup play­ 600x14 Yugoslavia is on a fast course ers remain as new coach Ana­ . No 7 Bell Street OFFICE MORE FIRE R45 each. towards qualification having toly Bishovets rebuilds the Windhoek CLEANERS The Club with the won its three group four games national team. But one of the Contact us at: Only 4 for each fire on its own in against Northern Ireland, Soviet stars who missed the . 21-2553 Ongwediva Austria and Denmark. World Cup through injury, customer Alexei Mikhailichenko, makes Tel: 33655/33579/ WHY SPOIL Fire on every It stlll has the Faroe Islands Wednesday, Friday to play twice. .the team after helping 37062 Sanlpdoria to the top of the YOUR and Saturday Although star midfielder CARPETS Dragan Stojkovic is recover­ Italian league standings. To Hire For more ing from a knee operation, the Spain'S manager, Luis Why pay for wrong information call: Yugoslavs should have enough Suarez, says he will base his methods of c\erutlllg - SCUM_UT John at Oshakati guile and skill to outplay a lineuP2 gainst Hungary on the . never let any cllrpet _lOCk · workmanlike ·but unimagina­ lineup of Barcelona, one of the (06752) 1032 WEDDING DRESS c\ennel' Wllsh 01' steam I-____~ . tive Northern Ireland, whose teanlS he played for in the late SIZE: 36 clean your carpet before Carpeting, Curtains, three games have resulted in 90s andcurrently ~our points bed- and table linen one loss and two draws. clear in the Spanish league Contact: It was vocuumed - we sped llllse In cleaning for people with style! r Te koop Scotland has never made the campaign. Beverly Roman He has named eight Barce­ carpets, Upholstery & European Championship finals KOCK & SCHMIDT but is well placed this time lona players in his team al­ matresses - Il nd Ek het twee Taxi Iisen­ Tel: 223243 (061) The Namibian Store atop the group two standings though at least one star of slid· removing soil since 1904 sies om te verkoop. after victories over Switz.er­ ing league champion Real Address: Watt Street, For peace uf mind cull Tel: (061) 33131 Kontak Lea by Huis W land and Romania and a tie in Madrid, Emilio Butragueno, House no 261 21-2555 a ny time 22/3 Katutura Bulgaria. It also has to play the should make the lineup. 18 Wednesday Mamh -a1 ·1,991 . THE. NAMIBIAN

Rolling on with Lucas Hipondoka ... Howard takes Coca Cola

I . , Independence Race

. YES! Glenn Howard of the Namibian national team did it again. He won the Coca Cola Independence Race by beating Zimbabwean James Walker by only 4 seconds with the reigning Namibian champion Mannie Heymans a further 11 seconds behind to take third place. The morning stage was a Howard and James Walker exciting 25 lap kennesse in the tough 67 kilometres ta1cing in slipped away with about 30 centre of Windhoek in the af­ the hills of the Brakwater serv­ kilometres still to go. ternoon and in doing so picked ice road before finishing at the It appears the Namibian and up a 34 second bonus to be very top of the Daan Viljoen Zimbabwean teams decided not deducted from his time in the road. to chase their own men, each morning. This was enough to According to the organisers, believing that their man had a lift him from fourth to third this stage was relished by the better chance in a one to one position overall. climbers and where they could contest over the Daan Viljoen Glenn Howard fi.nished build up a safe lead before the hills, while the other teams foorth, but picked up a 28 second afternoon's city centre circuit were happy to sit in the bunch bonus compared to Janles race. After about 15 kilom­ and see what would happen. Walker's 24 and thus took the etres of the race, Steve Crerar Walker and Howard worked overall title. of the Road Athlete, broke away hard to stay in at the finish Namibia's excellent perfonn­ from the pack and built up a where Howard won the sprint ance in the kennesse took them lead of about a minute. by the narrowest of margins. to within one second of Zinl­ After a number of counter 1bey were still 20 seconds ahead babwe in the teanl competi­ attacks, Mannie Heymans of Kurt Begennan and Mannie tion, with Business Services in bridged the gap at the 30 kil­ Heymans. lhird place. ometre'! mark and brought the Zimbabwe placed three of The next race on the Namib­ bunch with him. their four in the first five which ian cycling calendar will be a The main contenders suc­ meant they won the team 54 kilometre circuit race in essfully negotiated the Brak­ competition by 15 seconds. Pionierspark on Saturday, April water hills, and then Glenn Mannie Heymans won an 6.

NAMIBIAN and Zimbabwean cyclists going through their paces during the Coca Cola Independence cycling race won by local star, Glenn Howard last Saturday. SA MAKES TRACKS FOR '91 OLYMPICS JOHANNESBURG: Sonth Africa appears to be on course fOl' the Barcelona Olympics. A blanket of silence was thrown over the current mission to South Africa by the Inter. national Olympic Committee after a two-hour meeting yesterday morning with lead· ers of local umbrella sports bodies. . Rifts among the local sports asked us not to say anything at organisations had been seen as · the moment." BRIDGE CLUB the major remaining stumbling The same reponse came from block to South Africa's re­ the leaders of the SA National ANNOUNCE admission to the Olympic Olympic Committee (Sanoc), community in time for next the SA Non-Racial Olympic COMMITTEE year's SunU11er GU01es in Spain, Committee (Sanroc), the SA but all came out of the meeting Council of Sport (Sacos) and THE Wlndhoek Bridge with broad smiles. chatting the Nati

ORANJEMUND SPERGEBIET CHALLENGE The Sper gebiet Challenge to be held at the Oranjemund Golf Club from tomorrow until Saturday will contain a field of 36 top professionals. According to David Fanshawe PRO for CDM, it will be a tru ly THE head of the Zimbabwean soccer delegation, Cedrick Mukwambi (centre), conducted the draw for the international tournament with'Peter Njiru (Kenya), Salirn Mwanyeza weekend's Windhoek Lager NFA Cup preleminary round of the Premier League teams. Pictured with the (Tanzania), Paul Tembo (Zambia), Joe Dl amin.i (Swaziland), Zimbabwean official are, from left; Eric Muinjo - national u/23 coach; Elliot Hiskia - BS Tigers officials and Teddy Webber (Zimbabwe), Don Robertson (USA), Chris Davi­ Namibia National Sports Council member; Steve Stephanus - Match Commissioner for the Zimbabwe-Namibia son (UK) and Namibia's own Tertius Classen and Schalk van der clash and Dios Engelbrecht - manager of the Namibian u/23 invitation team. Merwe. Other household names like John Bland, Hugh B a i~ chi, Wayne Westner, Roger Wessles, Mark Witshire and Bobby Lincoln have all confimled their participation. Windhoek Lager NFA Cup: The 54 hole event will carry prize money ofR 100000 together with additional prizes of RlOO 000 for the fust hole-in-one on hole 2 and R75 000 for an eagle on hole 9. Namib Air has donated a return air ticket to Frankfurt for the lowest professional score duriilg the pro-am on Thursday and a further return ticket for the professional playing in the winning four ball on the same day. ALL EYES TURN SENTRA BOOST YOUTH FOOTBALL THE newly-launched Namibia Youth Football League, affiliated to the Namibia Football Association (NFAt TOTHECITY received ~ .R 1 000 cpo n " o ..d';p F.-om S Clltl a Scores. The league, which is structured to accommodate 15 teams for me ;:sea Robbers. All in all the weekend prom­ playing on Wednesday afternoons and Saturda momin s, will CONRAD ANGULA The old rivalry between ises to be a one full of dram.a kick-off on April 13. -. former ASA foes SKWFC and for the. Windhoek soccer fans The league is open to non-schoo\ going players only and THE winner of the first big prize money of the season Ramblers will return when the as Namibia's top teams fight players must be under-18-years-old. • will be chosen when Premier League teams square up two giants clash in the third -for the R3 000 prize money. And according to the officials, teams can be formed by in the preliminary round in the 32-team Windhoek group. The runners-up will receive individuals coming together or by ex.isting clubs registering R I 500 with the two beaten NFA Cup tournament this weekend. However, Ramblers seem to youth teanlS before the end of March. • be getting their act together in semi-fmalists each getting The money, donated by Sentra , will be used for prize money, All the winners on Saturday League. Nampol have .a very the Premier League and with R400. transport, coaching clinics and equipment. will go on with the tournament talented squad and Civics, the talent at their disposal, I * The prize-money also came There will be a knockout competition sponsored by B & N while the losers wil l continue despite equally talent, are not put my money on them to win in for criticism from team offi­ Furnishers later in the season. The pl;ze money for tlu s touma­ to play seperately on SWlday playing with their usual fl air this one. cials who attended the draw at ment has still be announced. to determine the four teams and composure and the police Both teams are playing close the Namibian Breweries Cel­ The league winner will walk away with R250 with the runners­ that will join Saturday's win­ outfit could su rprise. to their peak form and any­ lar Bar on Monday evening. up pocketing R 150. Third place will receive R 100 with the, fourth­ ners in the first round proper. Last-year's runners-up Saru­ thing can happen in this one. The officials argued that placed team recei ~ ing R50. Only sixteen Premier League sas Orlando Pirates face a·tricky The clash between Robber teams from outside the city * For more Information please contact Martin KhQaseb at teams, joined by another 20 Liverpool but can prevent an Chanties and ElevenArrows is have heafty travelling expenses te1.61925 (h) or 61080 (w), Otwie! Podewitz at te1.63472 (h). regional First Division sides, early exit from the tournament also a potential humdinger as and the prize-money was total will be contesting the Wind­ if they perform like they did in the two sides have already drawn inadequate. hoek Lager championship their last two league outings. in their league clash. However, the NFA insisted bringing the grand total to 36. The Okahandja outfit have Arrows al'e always danger­ it was a bonus for the players Sparks are expected this David Snewe, the man that ous when they play with their to receive any prize money but NSLCASTLE weekend looking at the first was responsible for Pirates backs against the wall and the also told officials to "bring round fi xtures of the Premier defeats against Black Africa Robbers should expect a rough new ideas as they would be League prelinlinary round. in the past, and Saturday could time on Saturday. welcomed in the future." LEAGUE LOG De fending champion s turn out to be one of those days Nashua Black Africa will find the going tough when they face TEAMS P W D L GF GA PTS Pep si African Stars who gave them their fust league defeat I Kaizer Chiefs 5 5 J5 1 10 of the season. Moroka Swallows 5 4 1 15 7 ~ However, the Lively Lions Hellenic 5 4 8 3 8 are known for their devastat­ Fairways Stars 5 J 1 1 9 6 7 ing cup fo rm and it will need a Sharp Blackpool 5 3 1 1 7 4 7 great effOlt from the Pepsi Boys, who were very disappointing D A Sundowns 3 3 9 1 6 against Liverpool last Satur­ Wits University 5 2 2 1 10 5 6 day, to beat them twice in a Witbank Aces 5 3 2 8 5 6 row. Umtata Bucks 5 2 2 1 7 6 6 Team of the moment BS Jomo Cosmos 4 2 1 1 8 5 5 Tigers will engage a disap­ Orlando Pirates 4 2 1 1 6 4 5 pointing Sorento Bucks. The Dynamos 5 1 3 1 5 6 5 Ingweinyama are playing with more confi dence now and Cape Town Spurs 3 2 1 5 4 4 should have few problems with Pretoria City 4 2 2 3 7 4 the Giant Killers. V Reefs Stars 5 2 3 3 8 4 Last year's third-placed Amazulu 4 1 1 2 7 5 3 n0l1hern giants Chief Santos Bloem. Celtic 5 1 1 3 7 7 3 C'lll not expect an easy win . Crusaders 5 1 1 3 6 9 3 against Golden Bees. Santos, despite being well at the top of Danger Darkies 5 1 1 3 5 13 3 the league table, h ave fi ve of Bosmont Chelsea 5 1 1 3 4 12 3

... ~ .~­ their regul ars on the injury-list ... ·,·t ·_··'"'" Light Santos 5 2 3 6 12 6 and cup games are Ilot easy. P E Blackpool 5 I 4 5 11 2 ns Tigers veteran midfielder and former national star, Kuumi Uumati, in control Rookies Nampol will be Real Taj 5 1 4 3 12 2 agai nst Sarllsas Orlando Pirates lates t sensation llarnes Jansen. Tigers will clash with looking for their first tourna­ Mann. Rangers 5 5 1 12 0 ment in the tough Pr.emier Sorellto Bucks on Saturday with Pirates facing Liverpool at the weekend. THE NAMIBIAN ~ 20 Wednesday March 27 1991 .-, >no

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