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President SOLDIERS IN to open NA today MONEY RUN PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma opens the first law-making session of the National Assembly this afternoon. Ex-SWATF men 'desp-erate' Flag-bearing school children NAMIBIAN- President Sam are \. ue to form a guard of Nujoma. THOUSANDS of to cope with the rush. Sixty per cent DAVID LUSH honour to greet the President unemployed soldiers are of SWA TF members took up life as he arrives at the Parliament ahead of them at tomorrow's insurance policies between 1980 and Building (Tintenpalast) at sitting. cashing in life insurance ance way back when no one had the 1988. 14hl0. Among the draft bills to be policies they took out while slightest idea that independence would The 50 or so former soldiers gath­ President Nujoma will be met debated in the coming weeks serving in the South West come so quickly. ered outside the Welwitschia offices • "lliey have no guarantees forjobs yesterday were reluctant to speak to by Speaker of the House Dr the setting are those concerning African Territorial Force. now that independence has come, so The Namibian. Some were well Moses Tjitendero, and - having up of a central bank, Desperate for money, the ' former they are cancelling their policies. ' , dressed innew and expensive clothes inspected the presidential ombudsman . and Public SWA TF members have been flock­ Schiebler said the former soliders .while others were obviously feeling guard of honour - will enter Service Commission, along ing from all over the country to the had inundated the Welwitschia of­ the pinch of unemployment. the Parliament chamber. with the appointment rI special Windhoek offices of Welwitschia fice since March 26 - the first office Welwitschia were the official in­ An operung speech, by the advisers to the cabinet. Insurance Brokers to cancel policies day after the independence celebra­ surance brokers for the SWA TF and President is the only item on A Labour Code has also been and collect their cash. tions. handled the force's life insurance today's agenda, and drafted and is likely to be one "It is a very 3ad case," said At least 3 000 ex-soldiers had policies until they stopped the scheme parliamentarians will settle of the first major bills to be Welwitschia managing director ArtbJr cancelled their policies so far, said in 1988 "because we knew that down to the heavy schedule discussed. Schiebler. . Schiebler, and Welwitschiahadhired Resolution 435 would be imple­ • 'The,s~~~qp,~e ~ught :~eir ~r- ' extra staff and computer equipment mented • " said Schiebler. , .>1. .:.. . . ~ Rehoboth referendum throws up major test IN what could be a major test case for the new government, the planned referendum for Rehoboth is going ahead despite official opposition. Rebel Baster leader Hans Diergaardt told The Namibian yesterday the referendum would start this Saturday. Indications late yesterday were that the government had not yet formu­ lated a programme of action to stop the Rehoboth poll. Their dilemma seems to stem from the fact that it appears as if there is limited action the government can take in terms of the constitution. Local observers believe that if the referendum goes ahead it will not only demonstrate the government's inability to act, but could also set a precedent for other •secessionists , who might be lying low. This in tum could undermine the government's authority and lead to chaos, they say. The government had to pull its weight and show its authority, failing which it could be taken to mean that there were other authorities, one observer ,said yesterday. The referendum issue not only posed a threat to good order in the country, but could also deal a blow to the policy of national reconciliation, he said. Another observer warned that the position of right-wingers in neighbour- EX-SWATF members queuing outside Windhoek insurance brokers Welwitsdlia to cash in their life insurance policies. ----- CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 -----

SO UTH African military and logisti­ Gurirab said he did not know what cal activity linked to Unita was con­ more Swapo could have done to clear tinuing in the Caprivi right up to the matter up. After the start of the February and March this year, and Gurirab speaks out implementation of Resolution 435, possibly even " this side of Inde­ Swapo raised the issue with Untag, pendence" . the Administrator·General and with During an interview last week, the South Africans themselves but Foreign Affairs Minister Theo-Ben couldn't seem to make any headway. Gurirab gave this and other surpris­ on Delta deception "I don't know why action was not ing opinions on the flexibility with taken," said the Minister. "It was up which South Africa had interpreted these areas to Angola and the move­ discussed it on many occasions both Gurirab, and he had spoken about it to U ntag or South Africa to do some­ the conditions of Resolution 435. ment of people back and forth pro­ at home and abroad. to US Secretary of State for African thing about the situation and they Although South Africa was offi­ vide us with sufficient indications It had been on the table for talks Affairs Chester Crocker. were sirnpiy not intere~ted. " cially bound to cut ties with Unita as that South African supplies - even in following the signing of the Geneva "I also raised the matter on more He went on to ~ay Untag must have part of the independence process, the form of military assistance - Protocol in August 1988 and when than one occasion with the South been aware of the true nature of Delta Gurirab said he believed "activi­ continued till very recently," said the Namibia-Angola peace accords African ambassador to the United but was reluctant to get its hands ties" at places like Delta, Omega and Gurirab. were signed in New York the follow­ Nations, but no one would confirm dirty by sorting the problem out. other Bushman settlements in the 1be Foreign Minister called Dnita' s ing December. Delta had been the that the communities in question were Instead, he wid, "they just looked Caprivi had never stopped. "The Namibia base Delta an "open se­ focus of Swapo' s concern over more Unita military bases through which the other way". presence of South African officers, cret". He said Swapo had known general SADF and Unita activity in South Africa was providing support the suspici,ous midnight traffic from l!.bout the camp for years and had the Okavango and Caprivi areas, said to Sa"'imbi.' · CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 ( 2 Tuesday May 15 1990 THE.NAMIBIAN Burger denies knowledge of Webster assassination THE head of the SA Defence Force clandestine Civil Cooperation The AK-47 shells (casings), he no Bureau's Region 6, Staal Burger, on Monday denied his group's said, were to remember a friend by TO EVENTS WORLD-WIDE involvement in the May 1, 1989, shotgun slaying of Wits social and he had brought them to his office anthropologist Dr David Webster. from his days at Brixton. Earlier Brits, under cross-exami­ The fonner Brixton police murder He also refused to answer any nation by Paul Pretorius, for the SA and robbery chiefwas only one of the questions concerning a plot to kill Council of Orurches and Cosatu, asked last three witnesses to give evidence CapeTown advocate DullahOmaror ifCCB members were told their legal to the Hanns Commission of inquiry .the surveillance of journalist Gavin costs would be paid for by the organ­ THE HAGUE· Tbe United States and Iran bave signed a $105 mllllon agreement .into state involvement in politically­ Evans on the grounds that what he isation. to settle some 2750 US ftnancial claims arising from tbe Iranian revolution, a motivated violence under his real had to say about all these incidents He said it was not in the conditions diplomatic source said. name - Ferdinand du 'Foit Burger. might incrimiruite him. . of service of the members but they The previous two Witnesses, the Burgersaid he did not remove any might have been told this by senior BONN· West German politicians squabbled over tbe price of German unity Region 6 project coordinator and the CCB files. A number of the organisa­ officers. after Cbancellor Helmut Kobl's party lost two state polls to Soclai Democrats CCB 's administIatioh mariager, gave tion's files went missing shortly af­ Brits denied telling any CCB (SPD) urging a slower pace of unlncatlon. evidence under their operating ali­ ter the commission was established member this. ases of Christo Brits andBraani Cil­ and much of the information the He also denied he had been told if KING HUSSEIN BRIDGE, JORDAN· Jordanian police nred tear gas at tbou· liers respectively. conunission's chairperson and sole the acitivites of the CCB came to sands of pro.Palestlnlan protesters marcblng to a bridge leading to tbe Israeli· They were also attired in wigs, member Justice Louis Banns requires light, the members woUld be exempted beld West Bank, witnesses said. beards and spectacles to further hide about the CCB seems to be contained from prosecution. their identities. in them. While being cross-questioned about MANILA· Riot police battled about 500 protesters at tbe start ofUS.Pblllpplne Mr Burger said he joined the CCB Burger said he last saw some files the CCB 's activities concerning trade talks on tbe future of American mlUtary bases. to head Region 6 when it was fonned for Region 6 in mid-January and unions, Brits named Cosatu as a union in 1988 after resigning as a colonel in handed them to Mr Brits to return to monitored and listed the Natal Indian JERUSALEM . C\.!lvicted Nazi war criminal Jobn Demjanjuk launcbed a·last CCB headquarters in Pretoria but he Congress aDd the End Conscription bid before Israel's Supreme Court to escape tbe bangman's noose. the SAP. He said he supported the statement was not responsible f~ handling them. Campaign as other unions investi­ MOSCOW· Tbe leaders of Estonia, Latvia and Lltbuanla bave appealed to made by Mr Brits which denied any In a police raid on offices of Re­ gated by CCB members. Soviet President Mlkball Gorbacbev to begin talks on restoration of tbelr Region 6 involvement in Dr Web­ gion 6 -in two rooms at Hillbrow' s He said it was hard to monitor the Independence. ster> s death. Park Lane Hotel - a number of 9mm activities ofNational Union of Mine­ He.refused to answer any ques­ bullets were found along with 50 workers' general-secretary Cyril USBON • Soutb African President F W de Klerk arrived In Portugal to tbe tions concerning a bomb blast at the rounds of .3006 ammunition and 12 Ramaphosa as it was hard to find . warmest reception yet of bls 1S-day European tour· a personal welcome at Early Learning Centre in Athlone AK-47 shells. someone who would be familiar with Lisbon airport from President Marlo Soares. last year and the hanging of a bottled Burger said the 9mm ammunition his movements and blend in. baboon fetus in a tree at the home of belonged to him for a service pistol The conunission continues on ZAGREB, YUGOSLAVIA· Clasbes between r ival Serbian and Croatian soccer Cape Town's Anglican Archbishop but the .3006 rounds belonged to a Tuesday with the cross-examination fans tbat Injured more tban 100 people, 10 critically, sparked new fears ofetbn lc Desmond Tutu. friend and were used for hunting. of Burger. unrest In Yugoslavia on Monday a~d raised concern for tbe sport's future.

WNDON • A bomb exploded outsl4e a Brltlsb army building In soutb·east London, wounding nve people and burllng a car on to Its side. . Recognise the spirit of TAIPEI. A project to beam pro.democracy programmes to Cblna f~om a radio sblp was In jeopardy, witb tbe transmitters stranded In Taiwan and tbe sponsors caugbt up In local polltlcallnngbtlng. Mandela, asks Nigerian NICOSIA· Libyan leader Muammar Gaddaft bas accepted an Invitation to tbls montb's Arab summit in Bagbdad, tbe Iraqi News Agency reported.

EINDHOVEN, NETHERlANDS· Tbe cbalrperson of Dutcb electron.lcs giant , human rights group NV pmLIPS, Cor van der Klugt, resigned etrectlve from July 1 following P09r results for tbe nrst quarter of 1990. LAGOS· Nigeria on Monday awarded South African black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela one of its highest honours,·praising him as the ambassador of freedom. ABIDJAN· Hundreds of disgruntled army conscripts staged an unprecedented pay protest In the Ivory Coast on Monday but agreed to return to tbelr barracks " Nelson Mandela is a source of tling of South Africa's apartheid on the Nigerian government to mark after promises from President Felix Houpbou~·Bolgny. inspiration for all humanity ... The system 'of racial discrimination - Mandela's presence by scrapping ambassador extraordinary of free· required unity between progressive draconian laws and releasing people DAKAR • Tbe leader of Senegal's most Innuentlallslamlc brotberbood died on dom and justice," said President groups. "Political tolerance is the detained mlder them. Sunday nlgbt, Dakar state radio reported. Ibrahim Babangida, the miJitaIy leader spirit (which infonns our) relation­ "Mandela is a symbol of human of Africa's most populous nation. ship with the democratic forces, and rights, and we would like to see what KAMPALA· Ugandan rebels killed 20 people In tbe war· tom north of tbe He. made the 71-year-oid African with the government," he said. he stands for reflected in our own country last week, tbe state·run New Vision dally said. National Congress (ANC) deputy He said he had had one formal, and society," CLO president Olisa Ag­ president a commander of the Order several infonnal meetings recently bakoba said. ANTANANARIVO· Commandos from Madagascar's security forces stormed of the Niger, an honour previously with South Africa's reformistPresi­ He said human rights groups were tbe state radio station on tbe Indian Ocean Island to end an attempted coup granted to only one foreigner, British dent FW de Klerk. Both had insisted urging the government to go care­ wblcb bospltal sources said left tbree people dead and 20 Injured. anti-apartheid, campaigner Trevor on dealing with issues which would fully in reacting to an abortive coup Huddleston. bring the two sides together rather bid by disaffected junior officers, GENEVA. • Tbe World Healtb Organisation (WHO) named American Mlcbael Accepting the award, Mandela said than drive them apart;Mandela said. crushed with many deaths on April Merson as new bead of its global programme against Aids. that he did so on behalf of the leader­ He and his wife, Winnie, arrived in 22. Since the coup attempt, security ATHENS· Commonwealtb foreign ministers are likely tbls week to refine tbelr ship of the ANC and the people of Nigeria on Sunday for a four-day conditions for tbe lifting of sanctions against Soutb Africa, Canadian foreign South Africa. "No single' individual visit. forces have closed two of Nigeria's minister Joe Clark said. Clark spoke after boldlng two·bour talks wltb bls Soutb can assum~ the role of a hero or a They are touring seven African lively daily newspapers and detained African counterpart Plk Botba, tbelr nrst meeting since 1987. messiah. countries to thank them for support­ at least 200 military men and civil­ Honours received must be under­ ing the ANC's anti-apartheid struggle. ians, including some journalists. One KAMPALA · Politicians, political scientists and leaders from 12 African nations stood as given to the organisation to Nigeria's Civil Liberties Organ­ deputy editor was released on Friday met In Uganda to draw up proposals to give Africa a new political outlook for tbe which he belongs and the peopie he isation (CLO) at the weekend called after 13 days in custody. 21st century. Tbe slx·day conference in Mweya, Western Uganda, was spon· represents," h:: said. sored by tbe Swedlsb·based Dag Hammarskjold Foundation. He said the ANC's goal ·- disman-

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HARARE • Athough the incidence of Aids amongst small dilldren in Zimbabwe is already high as reflected in official figures, the real number may be considerably more, Ziana reported on Monday. HIV infection - the Aids virus· and Aids in infants often goes undetected, the coordinator of the Zimbabwe Aids Control Programme, Everisto Marowa, said in Harare. Opening a three-day regional conference on Aids in the Zimbabwe capital, Marowa said this was because of inadequate reporting of Aids cases and the difficulty in diagnosing the disease in infants. . "The clinical manifestations of paediatric Aids are difficult to distinguish from those of other severe diseases of childhood," he said. " Infant mortality was also rising sharply, Marowa said, because of the fast· growing HIV infection in young adult women. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday May 15 1990 3

A first in Namibia Live coverage of parlium.ent BOTH national services of the NBC will transmitHve coverage ofthe official opening by President Sam Nujoma of the inaugural Builders win right session of Namibia's first parliament tomo_Tow. Ea'.:h transmission will cover proceedings outside Parliament Howjj,!,;. where President Nujoma will inspect the guard of honour before crossing to the National Assembly for the opening address at 2.30 pm. Radio coverage will start at 2.00 pm, while TV coverage begins to pension scheme 15 minutes later.

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BUll.DING workers have won the right to a pension and guaranteed And by having an unprecedented compensation for those killed or injured at work; the first scheme say in how pensioQ. funds were in­ Rehoboth CONT,FROM PAGE 11 of its kind applying to an entire Namibian industry. vested, the workers could insist, for example, that the mom~y went into And unlike other pension schemes, their final pay packet after more than Namibian businesses and local hous­ ing South Africa who were forming emmeot offices. I!le workers themselves are to sit on 20 years' service, while those in­ ing programmes. 'Boere armies with whom Kaptein Diergaardt added he would still be the board of trustees, thus having a jured or killed while at work were "Nabwu would luc:e to encourage Diergaardt had associated himself in prepared to meet President Nujoma say in the way the pension funds are paid little or no compensation. all other workers unions and em­ the past had to be taken into account. on the issue, "even after the referen­ invested. "That situation will now be changed ployer organisations to follow the "'!be government must exercise dum". The new pension scheme is the forever," said Yon. "llis is a great government's directive and to ... grant vigilance particularly if Kaptein Di­ But ifhe received up to 70 per cent culmination of years of negotiations breakthroug}\ for building workers their workers pension plans, " said ergaardt l:,1S white right-wing sym­ 'yes' votes, he said he would con­ between the Namibia Building Work­ and we are the first union to get such Yon, adding that this would in tum pathise!!: ilxe Eugene Terreblanche, sider it as a mandate for his leader­ ers Union (Nabwu) and the employ­ an agreement. " lighten the social security burden on the AWB leader," he emphasized. ship and would "get back the gov­ ers' Master Builders and Allied Trades Employers in the building trade the government. An unrepenlant Kaptein Diergaardt ernment". Association of Namibia (MBA), and are now bound by law to implement MBA president Clive Davy said it said from his Rehoboth offices yes­ Minister of Information Hidipo applies to all workers in the building the pension scheme, and those fail­ was in the interests of its members - terday the referendum was going ahead Hamutenya admitted yesterday the trade. ing to do so will still have to pay employers of 75 per cent of the as planned startirig this coming Sat­ matter had not b~n discussed at 1his was the first time in Namibia's damages in the event of death or workforce in the formal construction urday. cabinet level. history that a workers union and injury to workers. industry - that their workers were Diergaardt said he had waited for He reiterated, however, that the employers had ag~ed on having a Yon said at first some workers happy. It had taken four years to get some response from the President's government's position was that compulso-:: pension fund, said Nabwu were sceptical about contributions to the pension scheme off the ground as office for a month on the issue of a Kaptein Diergaardt was making "a president Aloysius Yon. the pension scheme being deducted the previous regimes had been \Ul­ meeting to discuss t..;'e matter, but. public nuisance of himself' ' and that In the past, pension payments to from their wages, but an agreement willing to pass the necessary legisla­ nothing had been forthcoming. his action was illegal. retiring building workers were made was struck with the employers for a tion, Davy said. He described the referendum as Hamutenya said the referendum entirely at the discretion of the em­ four per cent pay increase to cover Most MBA members were happy "private" and said it would be con­ would probably not be allowed but if ployer. Yon said his father worked the workers' pension payments. with the scheme, though it was up to ducted from his offices or other pri­ it went ahead, their would be "con­ for 32 years for a company and was llis gave the union a "foot in the the workers, through their unions, to vate offices in the area and not gov- sequences' , to such an illegal action. given a R300 bonus when he retired. door" to negotiate better terms next make .sure employers stuck to the Other workers received a R50 tip in year, said the union leader. rules, he added. Namibia joins FLS IDelta CONTINUr FROM PAGE 3

The comparatively sudden destruc­ Africa, all of which pose some kind call for sanctions tion of Delta and the disappearance of threat as far as the Bushmen are of its 5 000 plus inhabitants had concerned. OSLO - Namibia was among seven southern African states which yesterday AT least 3 000 people have been taken him by surprise, Gurirab ad­ Gurirab said the government was urged their Nordic counterparts to isolate South Africa and keep up economic treated In connection with the so­ mitted. But he saw the move as fur­ negotiating with South Africa to try sanctions against the Republic. called mysterious disease which bas ther evidence of the camp's clandes­ and find solutions to the dilemma. They also called on European countries being visited by SA State President plagued northern Namibia for at tine activities. "We did not want them to be used as F W de Klerk to shun him. De Klerk is trying to win support for his programme least six weeks. " The mitigating circumstances pawns in South Africa's political to reform apartheid. Yesterday, health authorities said - surrounding the withdrawal of 5 to 6 games," he said, referring to the The call was articulated by Zambia's Foreign Minister Luke John Mwanan­ In response to President Sam 000 people, buming down houses members of 32 Battalion who are shiku at a news conference at the end of two-day talks between the foreign NuJoma'sappeal for assl~tance to the and attempting to destroy everything, now employ~d to counter political ministers of the Frontline States - Angola, Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, area - they would deploy manpower are certainly highly suspicious," he violence in Natal. "We want them to Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe - and their Nordic counterparts. from other areas to help overworked said. be left alone ... but it's difficult to The Nordic states, with the toughest trade and investment sanctions against starr In the north. But even with Delta gone, South establish at any given time the true South Africa among western nations, have p:-omised not to soften their star\ce Director of Community Health Africa's legacy of involvement in wishes of these people." towards apartheid. Services Dr Rodlon Kraus pointed the Angolan civil war continues in As for the rest of the Angolan "We pledged our full support for the democratisation process in South out that about halUhe people treated the shape of the Capri vi , s Bushmen. community in Namibia, for whom Africa through various measures such as .. .existing economic sanctions," at hospitals for gastro-Intestinal Some are Namibians but most are repatriation plans are currently being Norway's Foreign Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik said. problems had also been suffering Angolan Bushmen who fled Angola discussed, Gurirab promised that no The Nordic Minister did, however, say they planned to send a monitoring from malaria, which was partlcu. during the civil war and were used by action would be taken without the mission to South Africa, although its mandate was still somewhat unclear. larly bad this year after a heavy rain the SADF as trackers and fighters. full involvement of the UNHCR. "We want to isolate the regime but we do want at the same time to establish season. They are now stranded in the non­ "Nobody will be forced to leave," the kind of contact with individual South Africans that might help us put "We have not Isolated a specific viable Omega no man's land be­ he said. ; 'Those who want to stay in pressure on the regime," Denmark's Foreign Minister Euffe Elleman-Jensen organism", Dr Kraus said, "and the tween Namibia, Angola and South Namibia will certainly be welcome. " said. "There of course is our dilemma how to strike the right kind of balance," situation basically reflects poor THE NAMIBIAN - YOUR INDEPENDENT PAPER GET IT NOW! he added. - Sapa-Reuter health conditions In the region." 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17h58: Programme Schedule tive director for her advCltisiug agency, Why keep arts 18hOO: Children's Bible Tony's imagination starts working 18h05: Wielie Walie over-time. 18h17: Bionic Six (Final) 20hOO: NuuslWeerberig "I Scarab" - Part II 2Oh25: LA Law In the final episode of this animated "Barstow Bound" Becker finds himself with problems on ·backburner? action show Kaleidoscope, the Per­ because of his divorce videotape; ceptor and the Bandroids must free THE Windhoek Players drama group hands already occupied with their the Bionic Six from Scarab's traps McKenzie is told about his nomina­ tion for a judgeship; and Sifuentes seems to have been particularly busy KATE BURLING own time-consuming jobs. h excused and together the twelve stonn Scarab's this year organising a full calendar of itself on the grounds that it was not headquarters to reverse the effect of handles a wrongful death suit against events and promoting theatre-aware­ the book will be officially launched for the government to get embrl)iled the Modifier on the people of the a construction company. ness in Namibia. While many ob­ at the end of this month in Johan­ in such discussions. Earth. 21h09: Thirtysomething servers comment on the lowly posi­ To whom should the responsibility "In Re the Marriage nesburg and the play will be per­ ISh39: E d u cat ion a I tionofthe arts inNamibia's struggle formed by The Windhoek Players at fall then? And how can the arts hope Programmes of Weston" for independence and reconstruction, this year's 14th arumal Grahamstown to play necessary social and educa­ "Arty Facts: Art Part Elliot and Nancy Weston continue it seems to be up to enthusiastk Arts Festival. tional roles in Namibia without offi­ II" with divorce proceedings as each amateurs to keep the ball rol.l.ins. In order to raise funds for it' ., arious cial promotion? • reflects back on some of the happy "Bioscope" Many other progressive politi.;al projects, the group is holding ~ R lO­ Granted, the government is in its times of their relationship. 19h03: Alice in Wonderland movements in Africa and South a-ticket Winter Ball on June 1 al the infancy and could argue that Na­ One little girl...one fabulous adven­ 22hOO: NuuslWeather Report America strongly promoted the role Community Hall in KhomasdaJ. mibia has more urgent priorities than ture. Natalie Gregory stars as Alice 22h20: Gillette World Cup of the arts as an important factor in Although such enterprise from an art and culture. But if the top priority and 48 guest stars portray the memo­ Special - Italia '90 nation-building and consciousness­ amateur group which must sl(\ its of national reconciliation t1.ags - as it rable Wonderland characters. Part ten of this series dealing with the raising enthusiasm inootwcell 11 I any o,her seems in danger of doing - all other 19h33: Who's the Boss? preparations for the World Cup fi­ But in Namibia, cultural expression commitments is laudable, the q~'., s .. policies will be on shaky ground. Not "A Jack Story" nals in Italy later this year. seems to be regarded with a certain tion-mark over official promotion "f to have made good use of the per­ When Angela hires a charming crea- 23h20: Epilogue amount of apprehension, as poten­ arts and culture remains. forming and visual arts to illuminate tially divisive, rather than in the Tagged onto the end of a Ministry difficult concepts such as national positive light it deserves. already responsible for Education and reconciliation and nation-building will In the absence of a strong lead from Sport, culture does not seem a very have been a waste of extremely valu­ TODAY'S WEATHER the government, other organi.sations likely candidate for serious $ovem- able resources And in practical terms, are left to do their best. The Wind­ mental attention. . how better to promote the ~ion's hoek Players recently organised a new language policy than through THE Weather Burea ,'s detailed forecast for Namibia for today: The Ministry has already neatly side­ three-day cultural seminar in Kho­ interesting radio programmes and • Fine and warm but hot in the north and very hot over the Namib today. stepped being drawn into the debate masdal which examined the role of community-based educational drama Coast ftne and warm with bergwinds but partly cloudy and cooler in the on Namibia's national art gallery, theatre in post-independent Namibia. projects? extreme north with fog patches overnight. Wind fresh north-easterly but the search for a solution in Now the leader of the drama group; strong at times today in the south. Moderate south-westerly winds are F~ddie Philander, has been invited expected in the north spreading southwards tomorrow. to attend a five-day cultural seminar in Harare on southem African Cul­ ture. Planned for the end of this month. the seminar is being staged, appropri­ ately enough, by the Zimbabwean Nine-year-old girl pregnant National Arts Council. It will in­ clude input from Botswana, Mozam­ GWERU - A nine-year-old girl from Gokwe in Zimbabwe is six months bique, Tanzania and South Africa. It pregnant, according to the latest issue of the monthly newspaper, the is more than fitting that a representa­ Cheziya Gokwe Post. tive from Namibia should be present Ziana - quoting the paper - reports the girl fell pregnant to a Hi-year-old at the seminar but rather depressing boy in the same area. She is reported to be in good health. that he should be forced to scrounge Doctors said although it was possible, it was very rare for a girl to be around for the means to get there. pregnantatthatage.-Sapa In its newletter, The Windhoek Play­ ers point out that they operate on a SA's black population 21,3m non-profit basis and "invite anybody interested in contributing financially IPRETORIA - South Africa's black population totalled an estimated 11,3 to an airtickct to conlact (061) 33338". Imillion people in November 1989, of whom more than 20 per cent were The drama group also announced its Imemployed, according to the current population survey. first publication - a four-act play ~ales accounted for 51 per cent of the total black population and women about the Namibian struggle entitled \18 per cent, South Africa's Central Statistical Services said yesterday. 'The Curse' . Written by Philander,

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DATED AT WINDHOEK this 11th May 1990. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday May 15 1990 5 800000 in Love carefully - Angola face starvation don't become a

AN estimated 800 000 people are threatened with starvation in victim of Aids drought and war-ravaged parts of Angola, according to the United HOW much do you know about Aids? While cases of Aids in Namibia continue Nations. to increase at an alarming rate, it is generally accepted that ignorance is one of Hunger-related deaths,.especially the main factors in preventing more efficient control of the killer disease. among children and other vulner­ Check your knowledge against the following list of facts: Aids is an infection able groups, havt! appeared in a caused by a tiny organism called a virus. The Aids virus is new and very dan­ joint report prepared by an ex­ gerous, causing countless deaths worldwide. There is no vaccine and no drug pert group composed of repres en­ cure for Aids tatives of the Angolan government. There are only three ways to become infected: . SWAPO organiser Kakuu Hengari shows some of the opposition UN agencies and non-governmen­ 1) By having sexual in~ercourse with an infected person. This is the most membership cards handed in by people who have now registered as tal organisations. common way of getting the Aids virus because it can live in semen and vaginal Swapo members. The plight cif the population has secretions so it can easily be passed fromm man to man, man to woman and moved UN Secretary-General woman to man. Perez de CueUar to launch an 2) Thro~gh contact with ·the blood of an infected person. The Aids virus can Swap:> makes headway appeal to meet the needs in four of also live in blood and is often passed on in the following ways: By the use of the drought-stricken provinces of needles, syringes, knives, blades that have been used on an infected person and southern and central Angola. The not properly sterilized By instruments used in circumcision, tattooing, ear­ in conservative heartland report, as well as updating gov­ piercing, facial markig and traditional healing that have been used on an in­ ernment information, pointed out fected person and not properly sterilized" Through transfusions of blood or that malnutrition had increased blood products from an infected person. All blood in Namibia is screened for SW APO 'S recruitment drive in the heart of socaUed Hereroland the risk of infectious and conta­ the virus and is therefore sa3) From an infected mother to anunbornornewborn gious diseases. child. is reaping good results, an official from the party's Gobabis office The report notes that drought is You cannot get Aids by giving blood Aids is not spread by mosquitoes or insecJ told The Namibian yesterday. now in its fourth consecutive year bites Aids cannot be spread by ordinary daily contact such as sitting next to And if the trend continues in the insubordinate to authority and those and has had devastating effects. someone, sh¥ing hands or working with people period leading up to regional and who dared to do so rarely escaped Together with the effects of the Aids is not spread by sharing swimming pools, public transport, toilets, cups, local elections, he said he was confident the wrath of the powers that be. ongoing war, seven southern and gla.sses, plates, drinks, food Aids cannot be spread by touching, hugging, Swapo would make a good showing: Kakuu Hengari said now that Swapo central provinces are considered coughing or sneezing The official, Kakuu Hengari, disclosed could freely go about recruiting by the government as disaster ~eas Do you know how to proteCt yourself from Aids? Following a few basic rules that in March alone, about 200 people new members, people were coming in need of international assistance, can keep you safe from risk: who formerly supported one or another out "enmasse" to join. read a UN statement. Do not have sex with someone you don't know well (male of female) without of the opposition parties turned in They have told Swapo organisers Four of the seven - Benguela, Huila, using a condom A void people who have many sexual partners Reduce· your their old 'membership cards and that they had been kept in the dark Namibe and Cunene - were the number of sexual partnersRemember that vaginal, anal and oral sex can spread registered as Swapo members. about the movement for a long time most severely affected and "are Aids Soc ailed Hereroland has previously as well as being lied to about the the subject of appeal". Avoid using any implement which may have come into contact with an infected been regarded as politically movement. To meet the immediate food needs person unless it has been properly sterilized Drug users should avoid injecting conservative and a DTA stronghold. But intimidation, threats and even of the population for an inltial drugs or sharing needles and syringes unless the have been sterilizRemember In fact, in 1he UN-supervised elections physical attacks on those who suwort four-month period, De Cuellar you can't tell whether a person is infected with the Aids virus or not . Don't . last November, the DTA did well in the organisation now appear to be appealed for a minimum of 45 000 become a victim - love carefully!For further information contact your local the east. something of the past. tonnes of food to be distributed to clinic or phone (061) 32170 ext 207. "The picture will be definitely •'People now want to associate with about 800 000 people. different if things go on like this," the movement openly and some In addition, the Secretary-Gen­ Hengari said. have even told us to make this eral has requested basic drug kits, Most of those from other political public," Hengari said. medical equipment and technical parties who have turned in their He added that the opposition, assistance to minimise the effects HARARE - Namibia is among nine southern African countries taking part in membership cards cited the relatively particularly 1he DTA, was now being of malnutrition. a three-day conference on Aids, which began in the Zimbabwe capital relaxed political atmosphere prevailing kept on its toes in socalled About $500 000 would be needed yesterday. The conference aims at establishing are gional network among non­ in the country as the main reason for Hereroland. Areas where Swapo for the airlifting of 500 tonnes of governmental organisations involved in the control of Aids and care of Aids opting out of opposition parties. has recently made good progress in food into areas inaccessible be­ patients. Topics for discussion include the role of traditional healers and Joining Swapo in the past in socalled canvassing for support includes cause of armed conflict. alternative medicine, law and human rights issues, and women, children and Hereroland amounted to being Otjinene, Aminius and Omitara. youths and Aids. - Sapa

~11: 11:11: 11: 11:11:11:11: 11:.11:11:11: 11:11:11:11:11: 11:11: 11:11: 11:11: 11: 11:11: 11: 11: 11: 11: 11: 11:11:", = AIDS COMPETITION = .. .. = * We need an emblem/logo for our National = = AIDS Campaign, to show our determination to = .. crush the AIDS disease ...... invites applications from suitably qualified persons for consideration to = * A prize of RI00 will be awarded to the lucky = the three grades of the Foregin Service of Namibia, namely: = person, class, school whose logo/emblem is chosen = 1) Diplomatic .. * The logo/emblem will be used on posters, .. 2) Administrative .. pamphlets, letterheads etc ... 3) Secretarial .. * Closing date for all entries will be Friday Ju~e .. : 11990 and the winner will be announced in all local : Applicants wishing to enter the DIPLOMATIC grade must have a university .. degree or comparable experience in senior or managerial capacity_ ... newspapers on Friday 8th June .. •.. * Why not make it a class project at your school • Applicants wishing to enter the ADMINISTRATIVE grade must possess a = and discuss what AIDS is, and what can be done to : minimum of Standard 10 or Matriculation certificate. : prevent it from spreading : Applicants wishing to enter the SECRETARIAL grade must be qualified typists, : * Submissions can be sent to: = stenographer secretaries and private secretaries who will be required to pass a = Logo Competition = subscribed accuracy and sped test, depending on the position they seek. .. National AIDS Committee .. Applications together with copies of certificates and testimonials, citing three references = PO Box 8573 = may be addressed not later then Monday, 21st May 1990, to: .. Bachbrecth .. The Permanent Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs = Windhoek, 9000 = .. .. PO Box 2483 .. . WINDHOEK 9000 = Any enquiries, please phone : 3-2170 207 or 203-2334 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for the conduct of. Namibia's relations = x =.. with foreign countries and international organisations and officers of the Ministry are .. assigned duties and responsibilities in Windhoek and Namibian diplomatic missions = Lets crush AIDS before its too late = and consular posts abroad. . ~ .. . .. ~1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:.1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:1I:W1l:1I:~ 6 Tuesday May 15 1990 , THE' NAMIBIAN

Reconciliation should r UDF announce Officials blocking parliamentary foster understanding 'A'team Nanso from schools A GOVERNMENT employee at Rundu was forced to take unpaid leave as well THE UDF has outlined issues as having to make a written statement last week after he took an afternoon off it will be raising in the new Na­ says student leader to attend a Cassinga Day commemoration service. tional Assembly session which While the employee does not dispute the fact that the day is not an official starts today. NANSO says its officials have been barred from meeting with their members, holiday, he asked for some understanding from those in authority, particularly These "issues of concern" in­ causing student leaders to accu~e school principals of continuing a pre-election in view 'of "this era of reconciliation". elude unemployment, security intimidation campaign against the organisation. Alfons Haileka, who works for the Post Office at Rundu, told 1be Namibian in the far north and the need In the past week, principals of Okahandja Seconda.--y and Omaroru Junior Secondary Schools turned away Nanso (Namibia National Students Organisa­ he and a friend went to seek permission from his superiritendent, Marius for a long-term economic plan. Pienaar, to go to the service. Permission was refused and the two men went tion) officials wrshing to meet with pupils, Nanso' s national co-ordinator, Paul The party has also announced Kalenga, told The Namibian. ' . back to work. But the men never reported back for work after the lunch hour. portfolios for its four National As a result, he was called in by Pienaar who wanted to know why he had not At Okahandja, the Nanso representatives were told politics could not be reported back for work in the afternoon and whether Swapo would do Assembly members, which are discussed on school property, while the Omaruru principal required personal something for him if he lost his job. as follows: clearance from the Education Minister, said Kalenga. Haileka was made to sign an unpaid leave form and to make a statement to * Justus Garoeb - Office ofthe The Omaroru principal apparently said he was under orders from the the effect that he had been absent without reason despite having told his President; Wildlife, Conserva­ Ministry of Education to refuse Nanso access to the school. superior he had attended the Cassinga Day commemoration service, he said. tion and Tourism; Lands, Re­ • 'Our students, and in particular our members in the north-western region, On Tuesday last week, Haileka was called to the postmaster's office to be settlement and Rehabilitation; are tired of living under such an intimidatory and repressive situation where their right to peaceful assembly, expression and association is seriously being informed that his leave had beeQ approved and that copies of this and his Mines and Energy; Agricul­ threatened, " said Kalenga. statement had been sent to head office in Windhoek. ture, Fisheries, Water and It was true that Cassinga Day was not an official holiday, but it was equally Qkahandja Secondary School Principal, G J BJ'Uwer, denied preventing the Rural Development. Nanso officials from meeting with students. Under old government rules, true that for mmy Namibians it is a day of mourning. Reggie Diergaardt - Office of Haileka said he would therefore like to believo that in the spirit of * Bruwer. said, student organisations required permission from the education the Prime Minister; Trade and reconciliation, rules should be more loose on occasions such as this. authorities before meeting with pupils on school property. Industry; National Planning No alternative directive had been issued by the new regime, so Bruwer said Commisssion; Education, Cul­ he was still sticking to the old rules, although on this occasion he had allowed ture and Sport; Local Govern­ the Nanso officials ft> go ahead with their visit. ; CHESS CLUB TAKES OFF ment and Housing. Kalenga believed some principals - particularly UDF supporters in the TIP" Windhoek Chess Club held their second Information meeting on * Gabriel Siseho - Defence; north-west - were conspiring to popularise the recently established Namibian Saturday at the University of Namibia. According to steering committee Home Affairs; Works, Trans­ Student and Education Movement (Nasem) by preventing Nanso access to students. Similar tactics were used against Nanso during the election cam­ chairperson S~ley Katzao, club membership Is growing "quite fast". The port and Communication; club now bas more than 50 members and Interested people are stili calling paign, he added. about memberShip. The club's approach Is a grassroots one In that It Is not Labour and Manpower Devel­ Recent meetings between Nanso and students in the north and north-east had only aJmed at experienced players, but aJso at those who want to lean the opment. gone ahead wlhindered, with teachers - and in one case a principal -joining in, Joys and challenges of chess. It was decided at Saturday's meeting that a * Eric Biwa - Foreign Affairs; . said Kalenga. draft constitution would be presented at a meeting scheduled for June 2. A Information and Broadcasting; The move by principals in the north-west was a "serious violation" of date for the adoption of ,he constitution will be decided on tben. In the Justice; Health and Social Serv­ Nanso's legal right to represent its members, and the student body called on meantime, the steering comlttee will draw up a letter of credence wblcb will ices; Finance and Security. Education Minister Nahas Angula to urgently investigate the matter. No be presented to potential donors for nnaDclal support. Tbe club D~sat least ministry collUtl,ent was available at the time of going to press. 25 cbess boards, clocks, manuals and coacblDg eqUipment. "Tbe talent Is The UDF representatives can . be contacted at Room 153 in Kalf!llga said the Nanso officials were visiting schools thrOughout the tbere, as we bave various excellent players," Katzao said. "Tbey only Deed counlIy to update students on current education policy and to sound out the Parliament BuBdinp (Tin­ support." In addition, ~re experienced players would act as coacbes for members on the role they felt Nanso should play in an independent Namibia. tbose who want to learn from scratcb. For any enquiries, the cbaJrperson can tenpaiast), or Private Bag "Students are used to confrontation politics, so there is a need for the be contacted at tel. 3-6970 (during omce hours) or 21·5268 (at home). 13289, Windhoek, tel. 308-200L organisation to re-orientate its members towards the new situation, " he said.

Comrade President, on the occasion of your 61st Birthday, allow me, on behalf of the Cabinet and indeed the entire Namibian people, to wish you many many HAPPY RETURNS of this day so that you can lead the Namibian people to lasting peace and prosperity. Your leadership qualities, statesmanship and devotion to the revolution have endeared you to all of us. We in the Cabinet, and I believe I am speaking on behalf of the entire Namibian people, will give you our loyal support so that you can accomplish the noble task of healing the wounds inflicted by the bitter years of the war; to unite us all and mould us into one Namibian Nation. We are firm in the belief that our young and dynamic 'nation will succeed under your tested leadership. HAPPY BIRTHDAY

HAGE G GEINGOB ********** PRIME MINISTER THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday May 15 1990 7

Oshitukulwa shokOumbangalanhu oshina omukifi·wa nyika.oshiponga

OMUPR.f.SIDENDE wOrepublika ya veu konakcne nokuupanga nawa. moshiponga eshi shomukifi tau yandja yo natango elombwelo lomeen­ Namibia Omusamane Sam Nonando eholokopo lomukifi ou owa KU OSWALD SHIVUTE manepo/dipaa Ovanamibia. delelo kutya eendokkotola nOvahakuli Shafiishuna Nujoma okwa hokolola Ii wafa ngeno Okorela, omo ovak­ MOSHAKATI Okwa ninga vall eindilo la ukilila vamwe vomoshilongo ashi~he sha Oitukulwa yokOumbangalanhu on­ wanepangelo ovo vena sba nOhikoodo Ovawiliki vomOshitukulwa ngaashi Namibia nava mange va ye kOum­ goitukulwa yoshiponga noina ong­ shOnghalonawa okwa Ii veu luka eesala dokukala ovanaudu. eehamba nOmalenga, Ovanangesbefa, bangalanhu opo va ka kwafele va halo ya naipalekwa komukifi. ombuto youdu wa Malaria. Konima Oshihakulilo sha Tsandi Ovafita, Ovalongifikola, Eedokotola kwawo mokupanga nokukelela Eshi sha eta fiyo oponghatu oyo, vall osha ka eta elimbililo kutya osho mOukwaluudi osha li ngeno shi na nOvapangi ovo ve Ii moitukulwa oyo omukifi 00 wa nyaa keonga. Omupresidende Nujoma a hokolole ngoo ile hasho. ashike nokukala novanaudu ve Ii 200, tai tyakalekwa komukifi ou opo va Omundohotola Marcus Shivute ou oitukulwa ei ongoitukulwa ya nyika Omupresidende okwa ti kutya ashike paife oshina ovanaudu ve fike kwafele mokutwala ovanaudu ava e Ii OministeIi yOpedu ina shanOin­ oshiponga, okwe shi ninga molua nonando nee kutya omukifi ou owa Ii po 700 nove Ii va nangala ashike kOipangelo ngaashi kOshipangelo sha ima yOmadu nOmakaleko pEenhele omukifi omudipai noukenyananeki, wa hokololwa ongOmukifi wa Ma­ momikala doshipangelo shaashi ka Shakati noshoyo okutWala omiti ou a hangika yo naye ta ende pamwe ou wa holoka moitukulwa ihapu laria, ye mwene okwe u talako u pe na eenhele dawana. kOipangelo. nOmupresidende, okwa yandja yo yomOumbangalanhu wa ~amibia, dulife pOmalaria. Ehulilo loshivike Okwa shivifa yo kutya ye okwa Nujoma okwa ti osbinima esbi okwe eudo laye lomoule sbi na sha nonrukifi omukifi watya ngaha otau mane po sha dile ko Omupresidende Nujoma lombwelwa kutya moshipangelo sha shi kundafana nEendokotola nO­ ou onmdipai nokwa tambul8ko eingido oshiwana. okwa Ii a talelapo oitukulwa ihapu Tsandi amuke ohamu fi ovanhu ve li vahakuli vomOslnbakulilo sha Shakati IOmupresidende kutya Oshitukulwa Moshipopiwa shaye pefimbo yomOumbangalanhu woshilongo, 6 mefiku. Oshinima shikwao opena nokwe va pa elombwelo lomeende­ shOumbangalanhu nashi hokololwe 10shoongaleleSt.Ovatoolinghundana ngaashi Okaoko, Ruacana, Onesi omumbwe yoyeendifo oyo ina okut­ lela kutya nava ye va ka kwafele ongOsbitukulwa sha nyika osh!ponga mOshakati, Omupresidende okwa ti Uukolonkadbi, Otsandi, Oukwaluudhi., wala ovanaudu koshipangelo kOipangelo oyo yopondje ya Shakati shOmukifi. kutya ye okwa tala ko oitukulwa tai Okahao Ongandjera, Okalongo shaShakati. Omupresidende okwa okudja ngeno onghela. Okwa indila oshiwana ashishe shi landula onga iii oihakanwa yomikifi nOmungwelume mOukwanyama.. ninga eindilo kOmahangano Okwa twa yo omufindo lutya eshi yambidide noshi yandje omakwafo watya ngaha Owambo, Okaoko, Okwa lombwela Ovatoolinghun­ Opaunyuni Ounamiti opo a kwafele ngoo ta tiki mo Windhoek ota ka shina sha nomukifi watya ngaha. Okavango, Okaprivi nosho tuu. dana kutya moipangleo amushe omu Okwa pula opo Omahangano ye a enda okwa sbakeneka roo Omiki.fi Opaunamiti Opauyuni oshoyo omeni ditiIifa neenghono; loshilongn atule oukuni kumwe Ovanhu otava lili omutwe, ouvela meendelelo ngaashi tashi dulika opo medimo nOnghungo. va hovele noku yandja ekwafo 10- Omupresidende okwa ti ye orwa paunamiti koitukulwa aishe oyo ya lombwelwa kOvahakuli kutya omolu tumbulwa metetekelo. omukifi watya ngaha ova kala vena -----KU TYAPPA NAMUTEWA----- Ope na omapopyo, 00 a kolekwa Omukifi ou owa hovela okulyana eIitulemo unene moinima younamiti. kwaavo -va Ii nale oilyo yoKoovoet moitukulwa ei oule weehani da pita Osbiponga osha kala asbike opo kutya OV AKALIMO vahapu vokoshitopolwa shokoumbangalalihu kutya, vamwe vomoilyo ikulu nOvalongi vOpaunamiti moitukulwa moipangelo ka muna omiti da wana yoKoevoet ova tauluka eengaba okuya ei ova kala noku kendabala ngeno novahakuli eendokotola noshoyo woshilongo otava nyenyeta natango kombinga yomalinyengo eengangala daUNIT A. koAngola noma nee hava di omo tave uya okuninga oimbuluma Eenghundana di shii okulineek­ onghalo i kale ya nyelevala moshito­ moNamibia. elwa otadi ti ovakwaita va homata polwa shaKavango, shamba tuu Elalalrnno lavo okueta edundakano Ofikola nai diininwe nokomayoo vaUNITA ohava mon­ ovakwaita ile ovapolifi vaNamibia mosbilongo nokoni.ukalo wa tya ngaho ika luhapu koitopclwa yokeengaba va ponokele eekamba ile ovakwaita ovanhu va kanife elineekelo daNamibia oko tava lange natango vaye' okudilila mOkavango. rr.;!pangelo. oilonga yoikulumuna ngaashi Epopyo eli ovatalinawa ove litala Nonande ongabo ovapolifi vape - omupresidende ta okunyeka ovanhu omaliko·ile okuva ongeuliko kutya Savimbi okwa hala ove lipyakidila nale nokuIi v.ehongo dipaa nokuli. okupiyaaneka oitopolwa yokoumban­ lavo notava ka tumwa koitopolwa Otaku hokololwa kutya momikunda galanhu, nga9shi a hovela nale nokuli oyo ~ osbiwana sbi kale sha amenwa. dimwe ovanhu oimuna yavo ove i okuvaka po oimuna yavo nomaliko Pefimbo eshi oshinyolwa esbi tasbi lombwele ounona tembula mo nokuli momaumbo amwe. nyanyangidwa inatu dula okumona molwoutile kutya otai vakwa po. Ovakalimo vahapu ovo va kunda­ umwe womovakulunhu vopolifi opo OUNONA ove na okulihonga noudiinini opo va ka kale ovawiliki Ovanhu vabapu ova kanifa oimuna fananoshifo eshi, ovahololaeudonai ayandje ouyelele kombinga yomal­ vawa voshilongo eshi. Elongo nati diininwe shili opo tu yambuleni yavo eshi ya shingwa po oufiku lavo: shaashi vamwe vomuvo nokuli inyengo aUNIT A, oshoyo kutya oshike po oshilongo shetu Namibia. nokutaulukifwa eengaba okuya ihava nangala vali momaumbo tashi ningwa po okukelela onghalo koAngola. omolw~tile wokutila eengangala edi. oyo. Ekumaido eIiokwa Ii la ningwa opolifi opo i tulepo oveta nelandu­ Ovo kwa li ngeno tava kendabala komupresidende wOrepublika yaN­ lafano oya pumbwa elongelokumwe okukelela oimuna yavo iha shingwe amibia, hailwa Sam Nujoma eshi lomukalimo keshe. po, ohava pulwa ashike va taalelifwa THE MARK OF A LEADER IS THE ABILITY TO mOlomakaya kwa li a popifa en­ Kombinga yeemhito doilonga omulungu wondjebo, ngeenge ova . PICK A WINNER: ADVERTISE IN THE NAMIBIAN. gafifi lovanhu poRuacana. oshoyo omauwa amwe 00 oshiwana hala okukala nomwenyo ile otava Omupresdiende okwa li a hovela sha teelela shi a ningilwe kepangelo, file oimuna yavo. oshivike sha dja ko netalelepo koito­ omupresidende okwa ti, ovanlru nave Vahapu ohava taleko nee ngabo pol WI'. ilili nakulili koumbangalanhu Iididimike ashike nokulonga noudiin­ ashike va mwena manga oimuna tai woshilongo. Oko unene kwa li a tala ini, shaashi epangelo oli li okaha­ shingwa po shaashi ova tila okukan­ ~oy~o~yo~we nona natango. ifa eemwenyo davo. dimwe doshiwana. Epangelo otall ka fya oshisho opo Okafekela oke li opo kutya ovak­ Omupresidende mosbipopiwa shaye pu etwe omalunduluko, ashike eshi waita vaUNITA ove Ii tava fi ondjrlla poRuacana okw li a tumbula kutya itashi ningwa nee omutenya umwe ongheenee va hovela okuvaka po epangelootall ka fya oshisho opo auke. oinima YOVanhl 1 oIX> ve Ii xupife. onghalo youhaku i kale nawa osheshi Eefikola otadi ka tungwa popepi Osha fa yo tashi ulike opo kutya nope he na ouhaku kape na oshiwana. novanhu opo ounona vaha kale va Ii eengangala dimwe ihadi vake , 'Oukoloni paife owa xula onghee tava ende eendjila dill-dile mokuya molwondjala, ndele ohadi shi ningi otu na okutunga oshilongo shetu". kofikola. ashike nelalakaIY.> okueta edundakano Epangelo otali ka fya oshisho opo OkY.'a pandula ovakalimo voko­ moNamibia. ovanlr..i va m

NBC en Shell kry 10rJ M · . K:etmanlshooP volg Windhoek •.. (. . UnlSlpa e raad gemeng? DIE afge10pe naweek se Engelse werksplekke is die eindstryd 'n onder­ sokkereindstryd wat regstreeks op werp van bespreking. Selfs in huurmo­ tot 'n gelyke stemming lei. Namibiese televisie gebeeldsend is, het tors, om koffietafels en in winkels praat DIT blyk dat Keetmanshoop op die hakke van Windhoek sal volg die he1e Windhoek steeds aan die praat. die mense van di6 "stap vorentoe". met die aansteIIing van 'n swart raadslid op die munisipale raad. Die stadsklerk, Piet Boonzaaier, Nie net is dit die uitstaande gehalte Een het selfs so ver gegaan as om te se, kon nie gister vir kommentaar van die sport wat opspraak maak of "Dit is die eerste verandering sedert Dit gons alreeds geruime tyd op wi! sekere mense sien dat 'n swart opgespoor word nie. Hy was betrokke gemaak het nie, maar 'n pluirnpie word onafhanklikheid.' , di6dorpdat 'nswartpersoondeurdie persoon van Tseiblaagte of Krohnlein by voorbereidings vir die raadsitting in die proses deur Windhoekers aan die 'n Spesiale woord van dank en ' President, Sam Nujoma, aangestel in Louw se plek aangewys word. Die wat gistermiddag om 17hOO begin NBC opgedra, waardering word ook aan die olie­ sal word om die oop vakature te vui. twee dorpe word tans deur die tande­ het. Hans Haraseb var. Windhoek het maatskappy Shell opgedra, wat die Die vakature het oopgeval naciat 'n lose adviesraad en raadplegende Volgens bronne het die yonke gis­ Foc us gister gebel .:n gese sokker­ koste van die beeldsending gedra het. oud-burgemeester, Ewald Louw, wat komitee verteenwoordig, wat geen teraand behoorlik gespat oor lenings liefhebbers ;8 die NBC 'n hartlike dank Baie sokkerliefhebbers was verbaas Wyk 8 vi~ baie jare op die munisipale finale besluite kan neem nie. wat die Keetmanshoopse munisipal­ verskuldig. H"lle het 'n goeie ding om te sien dat Shell ook besef watter raad '!erteenwoordig het, onlangs Ingevolge die munisipale ordon­ iteit by die Sentrale Owerheid in die gedo'!n, het hy gese. Nog 'n sok.ker­ sportsoort die gewildste in die land is. oorlede is. nansie moet die raad 'n nominasie verlede gemaak het. lietllebber het betekenisvol bygevoeg. '. Shell was nie in die verlede juis sterk Louw is op 25 Maart dood en het aanPresidentNujoma stullr, sodathy 'n K-3-komitee van die destydse " Dis 'n stap vorentoe.... By verskeie betrokke by die land se sokker nie. .volgens berigte 'n groot leemte in die 'n aanstelling daarvolgens maak of Departement van Owerheidsake het , raad gelaat. Hy was ere.-burger van die President kim self besluit om die die lenings in dieverlede oorweeg. Keetmanshoop en 'n mosie van aanstelling te doen. Keetmanshoop Dis nie bekend wat die huidige situa­ President open Parlement roubeldag is by die vorige raadsver­ se raad bestaan uitnege lede, maar sie sal wees met die herstrukturering gadering ingedien. tans. word besluitnemingsprobleme van die staatsdiens deur die nuwe DIE President van die Republiek van Namibie, Sam Nujoma, open Volgens geluide uit Keetmanshoop ondervind omdat die agt lede maklik Swapo-regering nie. vandag die belangrike eerste sitting van die Nasionale Vergadering in Windhoek. Volgens 'n verklaring gister begin Tientalle wette, wat daarop uit is om die verrigtinge vanmiddagom 14h30. die land vierkantig op sy bevrydende Mudge praat by laaste RP-kongres President Nujoma sal Staatshuis om demokratiese grondwet te skoei, sal 14hlO verlaat en skoolkinders met tydens di6 sitting ingedien word. Namibiese vlaggies sal 'n erewag Die sitting beloof om 'n grootse en DIE leier van die Republikeinse Party (RP), Dirk Mudge, open vanoggend om 09hOO moontlik die vonn terwyl hy na die Parlementsge­ historiese oomblik te wees en Kab­ laaste kongres "an die oorwegend wit lidparty van die DT A. bOil (Tintenpalast) beweeg. inets-, NV-lede en ander hoogwaar­ Die Speaker van die Nasionale Ver­ digheidsbekleers van buitelandse V olgens bronne sal die ontbinding dramatiese wyse uit die DTA onttrek gevoer gekry het. gadering, dr. Moses Tjitendero, sal die sendings met hul gades sal die geleen­ van die RP, om plek te maak sodat het, blyk dit dat die top struktuur die Die RP se kongres word in die President by die hek ontmoet waama theid optower. die DTA omskep kan word in een gedagte van een soliede DTA deur- Moth-saal in die stad gehou. hy die erewag sal inspekteer. In die Streng veiligheid sal by die Tin­ enkele politiekc. struktuur, die belan­ proses sal die orkes van die polisie tenpalast gehandhaaf word. grikste pUnt op die agenda wees. musiek verskaf. Die DTA het sedert sy ontstaan in 1978 as 'n etniese politieke struktuur geopereer, maar die grondwetlike grondverskuiwimg wat met onafban­ klikheid gekom het, noop die sa­ DIE misbruik van Regeringseiendom, werkloosheid, 'n ontwikkelingsplan vir HOW TO PASS me stelling van sowat 16 partye om Namibie en die veiligheidstoestand in die noorde is die aspekte wat die United daarmee weg te doen. Democratic Front (UDF) tydens die huidige sitting van die Parlement wil . Alhoewel die grootste lidparty, beklemtoon. Nudo, hom aanvanklik teen die Volgens 'n verklaring wat gister deur die UDF-president, Justus Garoeb, omskepping in een struktuur uitgereik is, word die aanstelling van verteenwoordigers vir streke in die land uitge~preekensypresidentenopper­ deue die party verwelkom, omdat dit toeganklikheid tot die Regering verseker. r Ie hoof van die Herero-sprekendes, Die verklaring gee ook die verskillende take van die UDF se verteenwoordigers Kuaima Riruako, sy party 'n wyle op in die Nasbnale Vergadering aan.

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" , ' ",' .. year after Van Basten was bom, first side in 1982 Were mid-fielder Brian Of the 1986 ~oyhy-winning ': side, . ' . played for his . country when the Robsm and centre-back Teny Butcher, ' Maradona cou14 be joine4 ~ Italy by . ·• >.' ' . Tel: 6-1295 ' , ,' , ' '. Dutchman was seven years old and who also will line uP'in haly eight gOalktleper Nery' Pumpido, mid-field­ ~.* ...... ~II ••~ ...... * ...... J kept goal in the, 1982 World Cup in years later. . , , ers Jorge Burruchaga, Sergio Ba­ ; .. : Spain. ' Belgium's long - se~ mid-fiel~r ' tista, Ricardo Giusc; defender Oscar There is cluster of other i990 stars Jan Ceulemens, now 33,'is set'to play Rug~eri and even strikerJorge Val- who saw W orid Cup action eight in Italy eight years after some classy dano. Pr~stige Properties Real Estate years ago as well as in Mexico in performance in the 1982 cli.iuripion- Valdano fl!tired foilo~ the 1986 1986. Some could outshine the World ships. . ' champIOnships after suffering from , 'Tel 21-2640 Cup newcomers when. the tourna­ And Safet Susic, 32, returns to the hepatitis but has attempted a come- , Bo.x 10245 ment begins next month in Italy. World Cup stage after playing dur­ back aged 34. Diego Maradona's breath-taking ing Yugoslavia's last appearance in Robson, 33, is now 'England's Fax 3-1739 skills helped Argentina to World Cup Spain. Now a mid-fielder with French captain .md mid-field strongman glory in Mexico. For years earlier, he side Paris Saint German, Susic has although he is pront' to injury. suffered from inexperience in Spain refound his form after being out of striker Gary Lineker, top-scorer and got sent off against Brazil. favour at national level. with six goals at the Mexico champi- The dazzling striker has redis­ In the Soviet line-up in Spain was 0nship' has rediscovered his touch covered his form at club level to help goalkeeper Rinat Dasayev, who r.ow with 26 goals for Tottenham Hotspur. New Building m Khomasdal Napoli regain the halian league title plays for Spanish club Sevilla and And winger John Bames, who Three levels - +1- 1 560 sqm this season. will be between the posts for his disappointed four years ago, now has Italian defender Giuseppe Bergomi national team 1n Italy. the additional ingredient of experi­ For manufacturing, workshop or warehousing collected a World Cup winners' medal Rated one of the world's best goalies ence gained by seasons of success Six offices; cloakrooms; recreation area and in 1982 at the age of 18 when Italy over the past decade, Dasayev, now with Liverpool. He scored 28 goals beat West Germany in the final. Now 32, was also the Soviets' first choice this to lead the English league. large yard under concrete. a veteran of 50 international appear- goalkeeper in Mexico. Shilton, who has played 115 times Facebrick finish for his couritry, is hoping to beat Northern Ireland goalkeeper Pat Occupation approximately August 1990 Jennings' world record of 119 ap­ pearances. Price R985 000 Brazil. one of the favourites in haIy and three-time winner, will have Contact Harold Schmidt mid-fielders Alemao and Silas, de­ fender Branco and strikers Muller aqd Careca ,from the 1986 team that -. - was beaten on penalties by France in Prestige Properties Real Estate the quarter-finals. Alemao, 28. and Careca, 29. are rties two more of the Napoli side that won the Italian title and are in sparkling Tel (06:::.::: of Presti,ge ) form. i. Spain's goal-scoring wizzard Emilio Box 10245 Butragueno is back from the 1986 Fax (061) 3·1739 squad. In contrast to the English, Brazil­ iims and Argentinians. West Ger­ MANAGER (Designate) many has made significant changes since its 1986 finaI defeat. It will depend heavily on mid-field play­ Increased sales of private residential, Industrial, and business prop­ maker Lothar Matthaeus. who plays er~ies, setting up of letting division now necessitate above position. in Italy for Internazionale of Milan, If you are a high performance estate agent (male or female) and have and his clubmate Andreas Brehme. , passed the Board exams and have managerial experience, have good Both were on the line-up that lost to ethics and career orientation and want to earn an above average , Argentina four yearS ago. salary, commission plus override commission and are able to work Uruguay's indiscipline proved under challenging and demanding circumstances you should contact costly in 1986 and few players sur­ me: vive. But Enzo Francescoli, its tal­ Harold Schmidt ented forward who has starred for Tel 21·2640 French club Olympique Marseilles Fax 3-1739 this season, has cooled his tempera­ ment and has the ability to lift the Position open to all Namibians side. Scotland is making its fifth ap­ pearance in a row and still is trying to get past the first round. Manchester United goalkeeper Jim, i~l~;EPROPERTIES~STATE Leighton, 32, Glasgow Rangers de­ fender Richard Gough, 28. and Liv- Box 10245 ' erpool mid-fielder Steve Nicol, 28, ENGLAND and Manchester United star mid-fielder, Bryan Robson, will use their experience from the one of the old-timers capable of outshining the youngsters at next 1986 competition to steer Scotland INSURANCE CLERK :nonth's World Cup in Italy. the right way this time. (FOR FULL SUBSIDIARY NAMLIFE (PTY) LT~ To underwrite life and short term insurance for all persons Action in the pipeline for SA's surfers purchasing houses from our sister company, Prestige Devel­ VICfORIA BAY - All is ready for the compete in the different age groups. provincial champions, as well as cur­ opers, or for persons purchasing property through Prestige 1990 Reef Wetsuit National Surfing Natal, who have won the team title a rent title holders . Real Estate, if required. Championships which begin at Victo­ record 17 times, and Western Province, There are no prizes to be won at the Further it will be required to review and underwrite both life ria Bay, near George, on May 21 and wh(' have won the title eight times, are championships, only trophies, medals continue through to May 26. pre-contest favourites. But this year the and certificates, and of course the glory and short term assurance ,of clients entering hire purchase The annual amateur event, the pre­ competition from the other provinces - of becoming the South African cham ­ agreements with any division of Prestige Properties. mier contest on the SA surfing calen­ such as Border and Defence - is ex­ pion in one of the eight divisions. The ideal person should have experience in both applicable dar, celebrates its 25th year during tremely stron g, and tho~ (' ill the know The week will include the presenting and office procedure and underwriting. those championsh;ps and is set to be the are predicting a sUfJlris<:. of Springbok colours to the 1989 biggest in its hi-tory. More than 250 The teams come f:',1f[1 Natal; South Springooks ::t the annual meeting on Ideal position {or insurance clerks or brokers clerks. All competitors and officili'.ls representing Natal, Zululand, Border, Eastern Prov­ May 23, as well as the naming of the selling done in office - above average salary t>lus commission f!ight provinces will take part in the ince, Western Province, Defence and 1990 national team finalists who will offered. team and indivi.j" , I events, and surfers the hosts , Southern Cape, and are compete in Springbok trials at East as YOL"g as 1 0 and as old as 60 will loaded with Springboks, fonner SA and London in June. Contact Harold Schmidt· Tel 21·2640 ~--~~, ~, ~~ -~------~. ,~.. -. ~-.-, ------~------/ 12 Tuesday May 15 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

NAMIBIAN OPEN GOLF TOURNEY

THE Namibian Open Golf Championships, generously sponsored by Bank Windhoek for the fourth time, will be played at the Windhoek Country Club this weekend. ' The men's A and B division will be played over 36 hole.s.on Saturday anc; 18 on Sunday. The women's and the C division will be decided over 18 holes. Last year's champion, Francois Hanekom, will defend his title on the course where he learned his golf as a junior. - Namibian national side players like Tony Boesch, Morne Burger, Nic Aucamp or Piet Biennan can upset the predictions. In the women's championship the winner should emerge from the trio of Wilma van der Merwe, 1hea Groenewaldand Daphne Howard. THE only veteran left in Santos' team, Bernhard Neiseb (centre), is still going strong for his side. En~es are expected from clubs all over the country and the majority of Namibia's leading golfers will be in action. Entries can be phoned through to Windhoek Country Club manager Rodney Wheal up to Wednesday 16 may. Youthful Santos sprint AID FOR STAR COACH

RoSSING Uranium has donated Rl 500 to Eric Muinjo as part of the funds needed by former national star to attend a Soccer Coaching Course run by the Gennan Football Union in West Gennany. The course which takes a into new. season month will make Eric the only A-licenced coach inNamibia. He is presently Sarusas Orlando Pirates' official.coach. CONRAD ANGULA Eric Muinjo' s efforts to attend the course last year failed as he was unable to collect enough funds for the trip. Presenting the cheque, Rossing's Chief Public Affairs Officer Barry Clements, said this was really a cause worthy FORMER NNSL Super League runners-up Chief Santos, with only . youth on their side and could tum of support. two players from the 1987 team left, are full of optimism for the new into household names if they give the • 'It would lead to the raising of the standard of soccer inN amibia - obviously soc«:er season. game their full attention. the national sport of the future," Clements said. Eric needs four other Another factor contributing to similar donations to meet all the expenses and Rossing would like to Said Reynhold 'Ou Rice' Gei­ we lost sweeper Chris Amakhali," Santos' recent good form is their Khoebeb, treasurer of Santos: 'We Pi~\,""r, challenge four other industries to donate Rl 500 and make an investment team-mate Corry Uri-khob told me gifted left-footed winger both in Eric Muinjo as a person and in Namibian soccer as a sport. have been actualy been building our once at Tsumeb. Willemse, who joined Santos at the team for the past three seasons and I start of this season from Rundu outfit Eric, who also stars for Orlando, can be contacted at Auto Supplies in The sharpshooting Gervatius Windhoek. Tel. (061) - 224351. think we are finally capable of taking Witbeen, Corry's kid brother, is still Cuca Tops. on the beSNn the country." maturing and could become the dread Also on suprisingly good foml is According to Rice, Santos have of goalkeepers when he finally makes goalkeeper Marcellus Witbeen who NASUAGM been experimenting with talented his ll1ark on the game. has been outstanding for Santos since youngsters such as mid-field star Geniatius possesses a deadly right the start of the season. THE AGM of the Namibia Amateur Swimming Union (Nasu) will take Lucky 'MacGrath' Kakuva, strikers foot and could become a regular in The acrobatic Marcellus didn't place in the Clubhouse of Marlin Swimming Club (behind Windhoek· Gervatius 'Hot Shot' Witbeen, Bullow the team ifhe works on his speed and concede a single goal in either of his Municipal swimmingpool), Centaurus Road, Windhoek, this coming Satur­ Ha-Eirob, Anderson 'Jakkals' Muller ball-<:ontrol. He was also one of Santos' side's league outings against Cuca day. and the inimicable Edson Naobeb. stars during the Easter Soccer Tour­ and Fighters last weekend. Santos Starting at 20hOO. "Of the five new players, Lucky is nament at Tsumeb. Anderson and won their respective matches 5-0 and All members of the public interested in the aquatic sport, are very welcome undoubtedly the most gifted and the Bullow are both good players with 3-0 at Tsumeb. to attend the AGM. young lad has already stamped his authority on the team's engine-room. NICOL RULED OUT OF WORLD CUP He is of great value to the team and his recent sterling performances can SCOTLAND'S World Cup soccer plans were upset yesterday when Steve be largely attributed to the experi­ Nicol was ruled of next month's finals in Italy and Mo Johnston withdrew ence he gained with his regular place from tomorrow's warm-up against Egypt. in the national under-19 team, ' , Rice Liverpool defender Nicol will need at least six weeks to recover after said. undergoing a groin operation on Thursday and Johnston, a key figure in Lucky is strong in attack, a good Scotland's World Cup hopes, will miss the Egypt match because of food ball-header, skilful and a reliable poisoning. shooter. According to team-mate and Johnston, whose goals in the qualifying matches carried Scotland thrOUgl striker Engel Johnson, who is also to the finals, has been ordered to stay in bed, but is expected to join the squad the team' s top scorer fur the past again on Thursday for a match against Poland next weekend. three years"Lucky was instrumental Nicol, capped 26 times for Scotland and a member of the 1986 squad in in Santos' five star perfonnanoe against Mexico, had already been ruled out of this week's fixtures because of the Cuca Tops and Life Fighters in their long term effects of his groin injury. opening league matches. "The lad is absolutely marvellous for his age and lam sure he will PAGE, TO STAR AT CYCLING SERIES improve with every game ifhe keeps his feet firmly 011 the ground, so to HENRY Page is the man to beat on the local cycling scene after first andfirst speak, " Engel said. equal placings in the first two races of the Southern Estate Cycling Series. Sweeper Edson was also highly He and his strong Cymot team can, however, expect fierce opposition from regarded by his team-mates. As an Business Services riders, Mannie Heymans, Heiko Seiler and Joban van eyewitness when Santos were booted Niekerk. out by their traditional rivals Benfica The race will finish at the Gross Barmen, for the first time, after a l00km on a penalty shoot out during the TCL trek from Windhoek and a good turnout is expected. Easter Tourru.ment semi -final clash, The popularity of cycling has spread beyond Windhoek in recent months I thought Edson was just what the and Tsumeb are in the process of forming their own club. With at least doctor ordered for Santos' central­ fifteen active cyclists, they have managed to get at least four or five to each defenCe problems. race in Wmdhoek this season. Their top rider, Nick du Plessis, finished J:le is a hard-tackler; strong in the fourth in the last race and poses a real threat to the top riders. air and quick as silver. Ifthere is any The race starts from Kaizer Street at ~4hOO an~ riders should be there to Santos player to have won there­ enter at l3h30. There will be an entry fee ofR3 for Windhoek Pedal Power spect of the entire team, then Edson members and R5 for non-members. Women and juveniles will be riding a stands head and shoulders above his shorter race (40km), starting and finishing at Gross Barmen. They must be team-mates. RoSSING Chief Public Affairs Otlice~ Barry Clements (left), at the start (on the main road outside Gross Barmen) at 15hOO in order to "He has become the solution to hands a cheque to delighted Sarusas Orlando Pirates player..coach enter. the defence problems we faced when Eric Muinjo.