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THE Government's main thrust for the year ahead and presently the Government was examining the feasibility of would be self-sufficiency in food production. GWEN LISTER planting trees along the edge ofthe Namib Desert. The President Namibian President Sam Nujoma, outlining his Govern­ expressed the opinion that maroela trees could be the answer as ment's plans for 1992 in an interview with The Namibian, livestock, such as sheep and goats. Discussions had started with they were hardy and their fruit could be used for making juice, emphasized that the economy was vitally important. Middle East coUntries for the export of mutton to that region. This wine and other things. The President said there were plans to eliminate the socalled would have started sooner had it not been for the Gulf War, the Turning to fishing. the President said that while studies had 'red line' and to vaccinate cattle so that the industry could be President said. not yet been completed into the country's fishing resources, built up and strengthened. In this regard, he mentioned the Since the Government's main thrust was self-sufficiency in there were indications that they were recuperating, especially expansion of the Eloolo plant at Oshakati, where meat could be food, ways and means to increase vegetable and fruit production hake. The Government need more patrol boats and helicopters tinned and excess exported to neighbouring countries. This were also being examined. There was a lack ofproper distribution to preserve fishing resources and needed to be 'tough with would benefit farmers in the region, who could then sell their of food, and this needed to be examined as well. pirates' in the year ahead. beef at the same prices as farmers in other parts of the country. The Government would further assist in the putting up of silos Education was the second important thrust of Government In turn this would enable them to employ others. for times of drought so that maize, mahangu and sorghum could The President also envisaged increased production in small . be stored. Forestry was another area which would be expanded, To page 2 Namibia's baby boom revealed by 1991 census

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THE RECENTLY pub. lished provisional census results have .confirmed that Namibia' s population growth rate is way too high. The predicted rate of more than three per cent was borne out in a national average of 3,05 per cent - higher than many other African states and much higher than most coun­ tries in the developing world. Though indications suggest that the Namibia' s population growth rate may be on the way ence of the SADF in Namibia down, it is currently standing during the war played a part in on a par with countries like conserving the country's dwin­ , where baby booms "UNPRECEDENTED deforestation" is steering Na· mibia towards an environmental catastrophe, with 93 dling wood stocks. Since cer­ have been blamed for draining tain military-controlled areas the national coffers and scup­ per cent of the country's wood products being used to were no-go to local residents, pering development plans. makeftres. the trees enjoyed a fairly long A comparison of last year's Reviewing the progress of estry research was made dur­ period of protection. census figures with Namibia's this week's op.e-day forestry ing the day~fGermancoloni­ "But since independence, previous head count in 1981 research seminar, Director of alism, the work was apparently with free access to all areas, it shows significant variations in Forestry Ben Siyambango abando}led t.nian give any up-to-date details on that the Acting South African the case. The SAP officer / ian citizens at the Walvis Representative in Windhoek, investigating the incident at Bay border posts saying BraamEckard, was called in to the Walvis Bay Police Station the Government was "very the Foreign Ministry to ex­ was more forthcoming. Offi­ irritated" by ' such inci­ plain the incident the day after cer Le Kock said that no in­ dents. the assault was reported in The vestigation was underway and NamibianonIanuary 7. At the none of the officers involved duibeb made his cornments meeting the Namibian Gov­ in the incident had been repri­ in reference to the case of ernment officially expressed manded. He added that details Albertina Nikanor who was displeasure at the incident and of Nikanor's assault charge assaulted on JamJal)' 3 this year. the manner in which it had against the SAP will be for­ Nikanor says she was beaten been conducted by the South warded to the South African by up to seven South African African authorities. The For­ Attorney General this week Police (SAP) officers at the eign Ministry was assured by and he will decide if there is a border post near Swakopmund Eckard that the South African case to answer. govemment was also displeased after one ofher relative's id~n- . According to Andrew CAN YOU HELP? ... The Metal and Allied Namibian Work,ers Union (Manwu) has tity documents had been chal­ at the handling of the incident Corbett of the Legal Assis­ appealed to members of the publkto.help the trace one of the union's bakkies which lenged. Both the SAP and and that the matter was being tance Centre, intimidation Nikanor have filed charges of investigated with disciplinary regularly occurs at the SAP has been stolen. The white N,ssan 1800 b~e was stolen from 26 Kuiseb Street in assault against each other. action against the officers border posts. The LAC office Eros on Monday morning. The registration number.is N51434W, while the engine Nikanor lost several teeth possible. . currently has four such cases number is 18S265399R• . Manwu asks anyone who might see the bakkie to call either and received severe bruising Despite this apparent con­ on their books. the nearest police station or the Manwu office at Tel: 63100. in the attack She then had to demnation of SAP behaviour, Guibeb also saidhe had asked wait several hours for medical the assault charge against the South African authorities treatmcm despite bleeding badly Nikanor is still being pursued to ensure that these kinds of from the mouth. and she is due to appear in the incidents do not continue. Social problems get Shop owner shot dead statistical support to be a police car about 100 other one managed to escape. :1TYAPPA NAMUTEWA\ metres away. The police also rect)vered A SIGNIFICANT drift to people more than the 1981 total One of the suspects 'was all the money, two weapons the towns and definitive live in the city, coniinning fears THE Namibian P06ce have arrested on the spot, but the and the jewellery. . statistics on the effects of of substantial 'urban drift' in · arrested one of the two migrant labour are ex­ search of employment. men who shot and killed a pected to be revealed in In countries like Zimbabwe 'Windhoek shop owner and Zambia, the post-Independ- the forthcoming census ence period was characterised outside his Oat, above his results, due to be pub6shed by a drift to commercial centres ~ business, early yesterday in August. to escape rural poverty and morning. FRENCH Co-operation and . joblessness. The resulting strain Police spokesperson Com- Development MinIster Edwige Staff at the National Plan­ on schools, hospitals and hous­ jmissioner Siggi Eimbeck con­ Avice arrived in Windhoek ning Commission are wc .rking ing, has led to the growth of firmed that Rogerio Pereira, last night at the start of a two­ flat-out to compile and a,nalyse .... poverty-sticken slum areas, and 47, owner of the Natal Self day visit to Namibia. data gathered in last OC';ober's the fear is that Namibia could Service market in Suiderhof, A vice was met at Eros AIr­ Population and Housing Cen­ go the same way. · was shot three times at close port by Namibian Foreign sus - the first fu.l-scale The disruption of family life, I range and robbed. Affairs Minister Theo-Ben headcount to have been con­ caused by Namibia's enlImched Pereira had worked late on Gurirab and French Ambas­ ducted in Namibia. system of migrant labour, is • Wednesday. After he had closed sador Alain Dementhon. Oniy provisional re rults, also likely to be underlined by - his shop, he took his workers' She told a short media brief­ detailing the total population the coming census results. The ~ to the taxi rank. - ing that a number of criteria and a regional breakdoHn of uneven proportion of men to' - When he returned, he was had been defiqed by the in­ figures, is available so fsr, but women in places like rural attacked and died instantly . . ternational community before far more information, Vital to Owambo (where women are fuside the flat Mrs Pereira granting assistance to coun­ future planning and df;velop­ left to cope while mengo away and a guest had been tied up tries. ment, is on the way. to work) and Liideritz (where with pantihose. .. As with many other coun­ Of the 158 609 wunted as untold social problems result The two men unlocked the , J (' ~ ...' ;lIlt to encourage living in the capital city, about from an artifical concentration safe and took R54 000 in cash, democracy and development 140 COO were living in the 'town' of unemployed 'migrant work­ 80 000 Escudos, 400 US dol­ and to give those populations areas of Katutura, Khomasdal ers') are also expected to be lars and mare than 100 Deutsch­ . useful aid," Avice said. and Windhoek. Some 48 000 confirmed in offical statistics. mark and jewellery as well as SCENE OF THE CRIME ... Many customers of Natal a gun. Self Service were suprised to fmd the shop closed always been a tradition of Previous estimates had sug­ , . A neighbour contacted the yesterday morning. They were shocked to hear that the coming and going, whichmust gested the figure could be as , police who anived on the scene owner, Rogerio Pereira, had been shot and killed ear­ have accelerated when the war high as two-thirds, but while i in seconds as there happened lier. in Angola finished," said Swart. Owambo-bom Namibians stay 2 453 to 3 828. The only place in Namibia in many other parts of the Meanwhile in the Kavango to register a negative growth country for work, it is doubtful the popUlation growth rate is rate is Maltahohe. Six hundred that their combined numbers Drug shooting at police office less than the national average. fewer people live in Maltahohe would account for more than The comparative decline is now than at the beginning of half of the population. probably due to people of the '80s. All in all, only 4110 Comprehensive census in­ ;\ AN Angolan citizen was shot in the office He did say the shooting was "appar­ Angolan origin crossing the river residents inhabit the area. formation will be availabie in : of the Narcotics Branch of the Namibian ently self defence" and that it was "in border to go back home fol­ Another interesting statistic August, and is expected to reveal : Police on Friday. connection with drugs." lowing the May peace accord to emerge from the provisional interesting statistics on hous­ According to Police Commissioner Siggi Eimbeck said the case appeared to be in Angola. "People in that area figures was that significantly ing, employment, language, on both sides of the river are less than half of NllIIl1oia's total nationality and school atten- _ . ~ Eimbeck, the matter is still under investi- related to heroin in particular. from the same tribe. There's population resides in Owambo. dance. ~ gation. .

for fuel and the rest being used ' an aforestation programme until and others and "today Dier­ the Government would take for building materials, Siyam- : we blIve established certain gaardt is claiming that he didn't over their 'immovable prop-' bango said Namibia was con- basic fact~, such as the type of do it". erty'. . .:J suming trees at a far fasterrate trees we should plant," said law", what they want to do This had happened prior to The deputy minister said this than it was growing them. Siymabango. with Rehoboth. independence. Therefore the would not be done if people greatest number of trees Other resolutions taken by Some initial research had Further, he explained how question should be put to the could provide proof that they could be found in the forests of the conference, which drew already been done in newly the whole situation had arisen. Government, Rukoro said, owned their erven. the Kavango, Bushmanland and forestry' scientists, farmers, ' set-up nurseries' around the Quoting from a Hansard adding that at that time Presi­ On the issue of land and eastern Owambo, while Ca­ NGOs and Government repre- country, but the more compre- (parliamentary record book) of dent Sam Nujoma "was still farms hired from the Govern­ privi's forests held the best sentatives from all over the hensive Okahandja research the Rehoboth VoJksraad to back fighting in the bush" . ment, he said this would be quality wood. country, were also concemed centre would hopefully be up the point, Rukoro said that After Rukoro' s address, extended for ano~r 12 months. However, with 93 per cent with the promotion of research. operatiooal by the end of March, the original transfer of land residents fired questions with After that the planned new local · of wood biomass being used "It'sno good~mbarking on said Siyambango. _ . had been done by Diergaardt the main concem.being whether government could decide.

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THE Principal of Katu­ difficult and moody but was a JOSEPH MOTINGA tura's A Shipena Secon­ good leader who was fair and dary School, Dan Cloete, finn and never dodged his duties . who has served the school Shipena will always be open" - even when he had to convey since it started, has re­ to him. a bad message or confront the Guest speaker' Tangeni Education Ministry or educa­ signed and leaves for Cape Erkana said that under Cloete tion authorities. Student Felix Town today. A Shipena had become the only Tjozoogoro said CIoete had been Katutura and Khomasdal school where women were like a father to them and it was school principals joined with domiOant as sports trainers and hard to imagine A Shipena A Shipena' s 1 000 pupils yes­ school administrators. He without him. . terday for a farewell function expressed the hope that the 1banking everybody for their at the school. next plIDcipal would be a compliments, Cloete reminded Speaking on behalf of the woman. · the gathering that from the start teachers, Claudia Tjikuua said Erkana added that Cloete had he and his teachers had applied that when Cloete opened the led A Shipena through diffi­ the principle of a collective THREE Officers of the Namibian Police left yesterday for Cairo, Egypt, to attend a school in 1985 there were only cult days, but had never shied effort in administration. "I can ~ourse on criminal evidence and investigation, national security, passport control and 430 pupils and 16 teachers. away from speaking up. go away today but the admini­ the safeguarding of VIPs. The course is funded by the Egyptian Fund for Technical Today there were 1 000 pupils On CIoete's character, Erlcana stration of the school will remain Co-operation. Above: Egyptian Ambassador to Namibia, Hussein Elsade (centre) and 42 teachers. She recalled said the principal could be effective," Cloete added. hands over an air ticket to Inspector DJ Steyn, while Warrant Officer SHJ Orren the advice Cloete used to give, looks on. Warrant Officer A Shilomboleni, one of the three officers, was not present especially to inexperienced when the photo was'taken. teachers, "to put theoretical knowledge into practice, keep­ ing in mind the community the children are from". LaDlbada dancers are here! Cloete believed that kids . should be taught not only to . acquire certificates but to be THE long-awaited Lambada other venues. an early age. The youngest responsable citizens. This was dancers from Brazil have ar­ Tomorrow they will play member.of the group here is evidenced in Cloete's interest lived in Namibia for a series of NamibiaNite at l4hOO and again eight-year-old Amanda. in sports which earned A shows nationwide. at midnight, with an evening "Lambada for us is first for Shipena many honours in the The dance group will per­ show at the National Theatre fun," said one of the dancers. sporting arena. form from today through Feb­ of Namibia at 20h30. In Brazil, he said, "the chil­ Tjikuua said CIoete' s big­ mary 8 or 9 at the Namibia Lambada is a popular danc­ dren dance on the street, dance gest mistake was that he never Nite nightclub, plus at several ing style in Brazil, learned from on the beaches ... " made mistakes. But now he had made "the biggest mis­ take of his life" by leaving A Shipena, she added. Saying she was speaking on TECHNIKON NAMIBIA behalf of the Katutura com­ 'I WILL COME ' ... 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Gurirab All:hands on deck to to attend Cyprus get jobs to Arandis gathering HIGHER EDUCATIO~ TRUST OF NAMIBIA . FOREIGNMinisterTheo-Ben Gurirab leaves today for Lar­ THE Government is look­ small enterprise was not the BURSARIES ing towards small-scale JOSPEH MOTINGA main solution to the problems naca, Cyprus, where he will attend a meeting of the foreign businesses as the answer of Arandis. Such industries ger. He said it would investi­ could quickly collapse because ministers of the Non Aligned THE HIGHER EDUCATION TRU ST HAS AVAILABLE A to unemployment at Ar­ Movement February 3-4. gate types of skills at Arandis, of the lack of income in the LIMITED NUMBER OF BURSARIES FOR DESERVING TEACH· andis in the wake ofROssing The purpose of the meeting the marketing potential of·the town. ERS, WHO ARE CURR ENTLY IN SERVICE, IN ORDER TO retrenchments. town, possibilities for manu­ The situation would worsen is to complete the assignment IMPROVE THE IR QUALIFICATIONS TH RO UG H PART · facturing businesses, project when workers still employed of the last NAM Summit in The Department of Small needs of the community, the by Rossing went to live at Yugoslavia. The assignment TIME s.TUDIES AT AN APPROVED INSTIT UT ION FOR HIGHER Scale Industry and Infonnal present employment situation, Swakopmund, he said. was to review the policy of EDUCAlIO\ IN NAMIBIA. Sector in the Ministry ofTrade and ways of securing external Mallet said the Government non-alignment and to further and Industry intends to organ­ help. . . take-over of the place would rationalist the decision-mak­ INTERE STED INDIVID UALS ARE INVITED TO WRITE, ing procedures and philoso­ ise a follow-up meeting of The Residential Committee be expensive since Arandis was REQUESTING APPLICATIONS FORMS FROM: developmental organisations to appointed John Kluft as the a large town with big hospitals phyofNAM. This meeting is also part of investigate ways of develop­ person to make contact with and a school. It would be waste­ THE OFFICE MANAGER ing small businesses at Aran­ groups interested in reviving ful to utilise only a part of the preparations for the up­ coming summit in Jakarta, HIGHER EDUCATION TRUST dis. Arandis. These groups are these services, he noted. P. 0 . BOX 11246 WI ND HOEK NAMI HI A Last week the Ministry set reportedly planning to launch However, Arandis did pos­ Indonesia, in September, which up a meeting with the Arandis an investigation into measures sess a skilled work force, and President Sam Nujoma and CLOSING DATE: Residential Committee and the to boost small-scale industry ready-made houses to support members of the cabinet will 24 FEBRU ARY 1992. French NGO, CRlAA, to ex­ and attract major investment. any industrial venture, Mallet ' attend. Gurirab said the meeting will tend small business interests 'The representative of CRIAA, went on. TilE IIET IS A CHA RI TABLE BURSARY FUND FOR TilE .. allow us to review the changes in line with existing industries Michel Mallet, told The Na­ The situation would be ADVANCEMENT OF QUALITY EDUCATION IN DEPRIVED at Arandis. mibian that the meeting had improved if Arandis was given in the world and to exchange RURAL AREA'S OF NAMIBIA . The Ministry's representa­ also touched on the need to special status as an Export views on ways and means of tive at meeting, AR Tjihuiko', investigate marketing and Processing Zone to attract major strengthening co-operation said yesterday that the next business potential in the town. investors some of whom had within the Movement, interna­ ITS 'QUALITY EDUCATION I'RO(JRAMME ' IS A CA MPAIG N meeting would be much big- In his opinion, Mallet said, already shown interest. tionally, regionally and bilater­ TO ENCOURAGE , THROUGII INDIVIDUAL BURSARIES , SER · ally. " VING TEACIIERS FROM RURAL AREAS TO IMPROVE THEIR At the last meeting inAccra, QUALIFICATIONS AND TIlUS THE STANDARD OF EDUCA · Ghana, the Council of Foreign Ministers agreed that, while it TION THROUGHOUT NAMIBIA may be very true that the Cold N anso represented at War is dead, NAM countries THIS BURSARY PROGRAMME IS FUNDED BY MAJOR collectively felt strongly that GRAHSFROM : countries in the UN and NAM were countries which were divided between the few rich international summit and the poor majority. Namibia therefore welcomed TWO Nanso representa­ 'The unions that were dropped the emerging consensus on po­ STAFF REPORTER did not meet the criteria im­ litical pluralism and democrati­ tives returned last week sation but joined other develop­ posed by the new constitution from the first conference ing countries in calling for the Me~iaCo vention, the member unions of the IUS bet::ause they were of a newly-reconstructed democratisation of economic Intemational Union of discussed regional situations not genuine students' unions. and financial relations between of students world-wide and took They included student groups the North and the South. Students in Larnaca, account of the membership from Iran, Iraq, Ethiopia and Cyprus. Gurirab said, "Unless there is . position of the IUS. the fonner Soviet Union. a meaningful co-operation to­ The IUS held an Extraordi- According to Nanso dele- Along with internal business, wards radically changing the GL~BAL nary Congress last year in an gate Trophy Nghi~lepo . over the IUS congress discussed other present unjust Economic World FOOD SERVICES effort to change itself into a 30' uruons were tenninated from matters iDcluwng women's Order, tensionsk, conflicts and i ,. genuine non"govemmental ' membership, to be monitored rights, students' rights, secu­ confrontations between devel­ . t A -1fItnU of '[)~ internati:onal students ~on", closely by the executive'com- rity, development, AIDS, soli­ oped and developing countries At this year: ~ ,annqat, c,Qn-. ' mittee. of the IUS. darity, and literacy. will continue unabated."

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PEOPLE in southern Namibia often claim to have been forgotten since Independence. They see widespread development in the north and donor funds pouring into war-affected communities in Owambo. Though the south suffers from perennial drought, crippling THE schools issue, with re­ poverty and large-scale unemployment, little attention is paid to their problems, say gard to increasing racist inci­ dents, is of concern lo many residents. Gibeon, near Mariental, typifies many of the difficulties faced by the south. In people, and rightly so. Such addition, it copes with community divisions dating back to colonial times - divisions occurrences should, of course, be condemned, but political which seem to run deeper than post-Independence ideals of national reconciliation. groups should not exploit the situation to their own advan­ Nevertheless, a low-cost housing project fmanced by the Ministry of Local Govern­ tage as this merely exacerbates ment and Housing has brought new hope to the community. KATE BURLING reports. existing tensions and also wastes valuable school time.

ITWAS The Namibian which Local groups corner the first reported an incident in Academia when a black schoolgirl was attacked by white colleagues. We condemned it and called for disciplinary action against th e children in question, and others similarly protested against this sort of incident. job market at Gibeon Then a demonstration was organised in Academia to con­ demn such racist incidents. There is nothing intrinsically wrong with this as schoolchildren should also be entitled to A HOUSING scheme in Gibeon, which plans to build 61 Bicon (a group of consulting Housing, the remauung 57 protest about matters affecting them. low cost homes over the next four months, has combined engineers and project manag­ houses will be built. But it is my opinion that Swapo should not have organised several community projects to bring hope to the unem­ ers) to work with unemployed " It's good motivation for the builders in Gibeon on a tender women," said Gift Kazombaue and spearheaded this demonstration, particularly during ployment-hit town. for the project. ofNacuL "Now they have been school hours. Students have their own movement, Nanso, The Ministry of Local Gov­ effort at community develop­ Though builders in Gibeon awarded a contract to supply and there are other alternatives too, such as Nasem. It is up ernment and Housing, NGOs ment and income generation. have the necessary skills to 300 000 bricks to the project, to the student movement to organise such protests - hope­ like Bicon and Nacul, and The Ministry, which is fi­ complete the work, they needed so they have a ready market for fully after school hours. Gibeon residents have come nancing the RI,8 million house-­ help first in organising their their product. " Aswas pointed out by the President this week, there are still together for an interlinking building programme, ca1l7d in tender, and second in organi­ Kazombaue described the _about 30 000 to 40 000 children of schoolgoing age who do sing their finances. project as "comprehensive" and not have access to educational facilities. Those fortunate That was where the Namibia a perfect vehicle for social enough to be in schools should commit themselves fulltime Credit Union League (Nacul) mobilization. "When people can to their own education. came in. Bicon contacted Nacu1 see the outcome of their ef­ after reading an article about forts and the effects of work­ Had the demonstration in question taken place after school the organisation in The Na­ ing together, they are inspired i hours and been initiated by the pupils themselves or their I mibian. asking them to help to get themselves properly I student movement, it would have been a different matter. both the builders (who organi­ organised," he said. .But Swapo have created something of a precedent in doing sed themselves into the 40- One of the most encourag­ what they have done. strong Unitl,d Gibeon Build­ ing things about the project This week the Regional Commissioner for Rehoboth, Neville ers Force) and a group of about and a two day development Angermund, condemned the use of schoolchildren by Hans 40 women brickmakers which workshop, was the enthusiasm Diergaardt. But what Diergaardt did is precisely what had been struggling to get off of Gibeon's old people who Swapo did - to exploit the situation to the advantage of a the ground. wanted to play their part in certain political group. Nacu1 helped the brickmakers strengthening their community , and the builders to organise said Kazombaue. In my opinion none of these parties should use schoolchil­ themselves into co-operatives However, he stressed the dren for such purposes. Ifthe student movement, Nanso,or and credit unions, and both importance of establishing the student representative councils at the various schools groups are now involved in the lasting community organisa­ feel there is an issue ofconcern important enough to protest building of four show houses. tions, with the potential to make about, then let them organise such demonstrations them­ The sample houses are due to money and be self-sustaining. selves. If I am correct, a school in Khomasdal, concerned ON THE JOB ..• Members of the United Gibeon Build­ be fwished next month, and , 'It's vital to look beyond this about the number of pupils being run over by cars on the ers Force work on one of the sample in the RI,S million after approval from the Minis­ one project to what the future busy highway outside the school, of their own accord took housing scheme. ter for Local GovelIUllent and holds for Gibeoo, , , he warned. _ to the streets to protest. They did not need a political party behind them to do so. Children have rights in this country, and the Government has signed international covenants in this regard. I do not Old divisions dog new deny them the right to protest, but I do feel that the involvement of political parties tends only to cloud the issue. In the school environment there will always be scraps between children. Whether th-ey are black or white should development efforts not matter, and neither need they necessarily be racist in nature. However as the incident involving a young black LONG-ST ANDING community rifts at Gibeon are in Director of Housing at the nity, had "not encountered any schoolgirl in Academia seemed like a straightforward racist danger of blocking development efforts in an area Ministry of Local Government major problems". attack, outside of school hours, we reported it as such. where most people are crying out for unity. and Housing in Windhoek, Kad He said the project was or­ Goweseb, also acknowledged ganised along the lines of open However, all that needed to be done under the circum­ According to a team of de­ rifts are healed, community stances was for the matter to be investigated by the schools the problems inherited by management and community velopment workers who vis­ development could be seriously Gibeon. involvment. in question and appropriate disciplinary action taken against ited Gibeon last week to run a hampered," explained Gift the perpetrator/so He said the process ofbring­ "It's one way of trying to workhop promoting grass-roots Kazombaue of Nacul. ing people together was a long heal old scru:s and positively The demonstration spearheaded by a political party took community action, the scars of He said workshop partici­ one, but that a current Local channel the sort of energy and colonialism which divided pants claimed to want unity the whole matter out of context, to the extent that certain Goverrunent and Housing nustrations caused by division. Gibeon into chieftancies have and seemed tired of dividing statements referred to the incident as a 'fatal' assault - sponsored low-cost housing If we can encourage people to which of course it was not. not healed since independence. loyalties. They said they kept scheme, in which the Minsitry let off steam in a productive This is not, and will not, be the last incident of its kind. The workshop, which at­ hearing about 'one Namibia, was working together with way we will be making prog­ Racism is bound to rear its ugly head in one form or another tracted 80 participants, was one Nation' but didn't see much NGOs and the local commu- ress." organised by the Namibia Credit evidence of it at Gibeon. and in each case appropriate disciplinary action should be Union League (Nacul), the Kazombaue described taken - regardless of whether the perpetrators are black or Namibia Development Trust Gibeofi as "a small place" with white. Racism should and must be discouraged. (NDT) and the National Job a population of around 4 000, But what we must avoid is using racism as an excuse in all Creation Services (NJCS). 1be but said its divisions were re­ similar situations. If a pupil does not want to sit next to idea was to introduce concepts flected in many aspects of the another - simply because one is black and the other white - of self-help development and day-to-day running of things, - does not mean there's a racist motive. In some cases a child community co-operation; but such as the number of schools may quite legitimately not like another. one of the most common fears built -for separately aligned Racism among adults is much easier to identify than it is voiced by participants was that groups. among children, and so we must be vigilant not to exploit Gibeon was too divided.- Despite the eagerness shown "From the start of the work­ at the workshop for develop­ situations which could quite easily be resolved without the shop, we were aware that ment initiatives, it seemed involvement of political grou ps who tend t!!-turn situations something was amiss. It soon people were doubtful about to their own strategic advantage. Let the student move­ emerged that the community getting the full force of all the UNITED ••• Members of the United Gibeon Women ment, and the various SRCs, act in cases of this nature, and was very divided by loyalties community behind new proj­ Force take time out from the workshop to mind the where it is more serious, hand it over to the police. to different chiefs. Unless the ects. children and chat. , • • t l- t 'J l.: J,. 't' e ..: r • I • \ . • TH~-; NAMislAN Friday January 31 19927

ON THE NEWS FRONT

Women should uhite against rape

THE increase in cases of rape in the Police's daily crime reports is quite alarming. It is dear that something has to be done. While rape cases - affecting a spectrum of women from , babies to the elderly - are being reported more and more frequently, women's movements in this country are largely silent on the issue. Last year a group known as Women's Solidarity drew up a document recommending a number of legal reforms to make things less traumatic for rape survivors. They for­ warded the document to various Government departments and women's organisations for consideration, but there appears to have been little movement on this vital issue. In the meantime the rape statistics are escalating at a frightening rate. ' Women's organisations should turn their attention torais­ ing awareness of the scale and severity of Namibia's rape problem. One idea would be to organise a national confer ~ COLLAPSE OF COM M UNISM •.• Youths in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, chanting as they stand on the toppled statue ence on rape, where experts and rape survivors could of Lenin last year. In Europe the collapse of communism is having a mixed r eception. See below. Photograph: advise women on how best to protect themselves against Agence France-Presse, rapists, and how to cope if they become victims of one. Women's Solidarity itselfplans to revive the organisation's counselling service in the coming months, so that rape victims will at least have someone professional to talk to Unhappiness with democracy and provide advice on future action. While women's organisations shouldJackle this issue as a priority because of the alarming increase in rape cases, the individual woman cannot afford to stand aside. If necessary, and if there is not a drastic reduction in rape in 'post-communist' Europe cases, then the women of this country should unite as one and take to the streets to protest, as the women of Liideritz LONDON: Two years after the collapse of communism, ania showing a majority - 52 a dim view of the economic did not so long ago. a majority of people in East and Central Europe are dis­ per cent - satisfied. situation. Apart from the Al­ In the meantime there are precautions that could be taken satisfied with democracy, a lO-country poll released on Among Russians,just 15 per banians - 60 per cent said they by women to avoid situations where they may be raped. In particular, young schoolgirls and toddlers should not be Tuesday indicates. cent were satisfied - below the were hopeful - less than half 22 to 30 per cent who said they said they thought things would left alone when walking to school or playing and thereby Most deeply disillusioned are first moves toward a market were s·atisfied in Poland, improve, The figures ranged made vulnerable to unknown strangers. Russians and those who have economy soon after the Gallup Czechoslovakia and Hungary. from 48 per cent in Bulgaria to Rape is a vicious and violent crime and needs to be con­ been free longest - the Poles, pollsters completed the ques­ In Western Europe, previ­ 25 per cent in Russia. demned by all women, across the political spectrum. Hungarians and Czechoslovaks tioning in October. ous polls indicated 50 per cent However, amajorily of those In the same light, our Government and our courts need to - according to the poll com­ European Community offi­ of those questioned were satis­ questioned in each area except take a long, hard look at possible legal reforms to make missioned by the 12-nation cials said the poll of 10 000 fied with democracy, 46 per Romania and Russia said they things easier for the rape survivor who decides to go to European Community. people was probably the most cent were dissatisfied, and the believe in a free market econ­ court. The imposition of atiffer sentences for convicted " For these people democ­ comprehensive ever done in rest had no opinion, Gallup omy. In Romania, three per rapists should also be considered. ' racy has become almost a chore Eastern Europe. said. cent favoured it; in Russia, 47 We believe that those rape cases which get reported are or a bore, It is very worrying," A thousand people, from However, majorities in six percent. probably only the tip of the iceberg, since many women countries surveyed thought their But Heald cautioned, "I don't Gonion Heald, managing di­ intellectuals in capitals to ru­ don't know where to turn for help when they have been rector of the Gallup polling ral peasants, were questioned nation was going in the right think they have much under­ raped. At the present rate, women will soon be afraid to organisation, told repOlters. in each country or area: Alba­ direction - from 65 per cent of standing of what it is about." venture out onto the streets, and if that happens, they will Hopes of a better life were nia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Czech

HARARE: The conflicts in Yugoslavia and Georgia The Herald's stand gets some ria and they are seen as a tribe. have brought a little cynical glee to Africans, who have . support from Zimbabwe Uni­ Then you have a couple of long complained of Europe's patronising attitude to versity Political Science pro­ million Croats, and they are their "tribal" problems. fessor Hasu Pate!. regarded as a nationality." "Tribalism has been used And if the area ofland occu­ In Zimbabwe, some national ity, agreed. "When Serbs are by outsiders as a derogatory pit:d by an ethnic group is used newspapers are changing west­ at Croats' throats, that's tribal­ term here. Sometimes we use as another yardstick, many ern news agency descriptions ism, nothing else. But the West it just to get our own back and African tribes would have far of the clashes from "ethnic" calls it nationalism. to say ' well, what's the differ­ greater claim to nationhood than or "nationalistic" to "tribal". "And when the news agen­ ence nowT" the tiny states springing up in Charles Chikerema, editor cies say ousted Georgian presi­ He pointed out, however, that Europe. For exanlple, if Zim­ of the country's biggest Sun­ dent Z vi ad Gamaskhurdia gets the subject lends itself to aca­ babwe's second largest tribe, day newspaper, The Sunday support . from the Mengreli demic debate, including argu the Ndebele, seceded and took Mail, said the switch was jus­ ethnic group, they mean his ments that the word 'tribe' with them their Matabeleland tified. tribe backs him - why don't describes a scale of organisa­ provinces, they would have a "The conflicts are tribal, but they say so?" tion, a kind of economy and a state . two-and-a-half times Europeans won't call them that The Herald, the country's size of population. bigger than Georgia. be-.cause they use the term in a biggest selling daily newspa­ But he adds that sociologi­ That sort of reckoning is quite derogatory sense against us and per, does. And it also said in a cal definitions of nation, tribe enough for Zimbabwe's man it would bring them down to recent front-page report that and ethnic group" often do not in the street, who anyway would our level," he said. "more than 6 000 people have make too much sense. not waste time on the academic Another senior local jour­ died in tribal fighting" in "For example you can have quibblings of distant tribesmen L" nalist, who requested anonym- Yugoslavia since July. 15 to 20 million !bos in Nige- in European universities. - Sapa 'TRIBES OF EUROPE' ••• Serbian volunteers make their way through the woods in the conflict in Yugosla· via. where the Serbs and Croats are at each other's throats. Photograph· Reuters . . . 8 Friday January 31 1992 TI'IE NAMIBIAN • be irrelevant. Instead we choose pacity as one of the suffering Before his disappearance he people, sometimes on the ba- . unemployed people of the told his followers time and again sis of nepotism. I appeal to our country, I call on the govern­ that people should not rest until superiors to put aside nepo­ nt:nt to take drastic steps against unity, equality. peace and free­ tism when giving promotions business people who tend to dom between black and white otherwise we will discredit violate our laws and are re­ become a reality. ourselves. .,. sponsible for our suffering. It is a long time now since S WA-MUSIALELAH the NDF was formed and still P WESTHUYSEN WINDHOEK there are difficulties in upgrad­ GOAGEB ing or educating our person­ nel. It may be difficult because Vanilla milks hake Regrettable act perfect. Congrats but .. those in the forefront are often Questions to Dr Kaumk'l had, undoubtedly, semi or completely illiterate. on a Friday •.. made some contribution to How can a Sub A person give KMT AN OPEN LETTER TO BEING a regular reader of your Zambia right from the colonial FIRSTLY I would like to thank lectures to a Form V person? newspaper for years, I read in era and thereafter. His contri­ members of the Namibia De­ OR MOLOTOV Our education cannot be WE are students of the KMT one of the issues of last week . bution to the decolonisation of fence Force (NDF) and Na­ ignored or the army will re­ college and want the college to that officials of the Govern­ the region cannot be ignored mibia Police Force (Nampol) Dear Dr Horlicks main unskilled. This is a pe­ clarify some questions which ment of the Republic of Zam­ either. Considering the fact that for a job well done. They were riod when we should be devel­ are unclear to us. I KNOW you mean well, but bia have confiscated animal.s he is just a human being like on the streets of every town oping our army and not a revo­ We are attending a seven­ many black people in this and vehicles which were given you and I, Kaunda did make throughout the country during lutionary period when we were month course (mini-secretar­ country are sick and tired or as presents to the former history in his humble way. the Christmas period to pre­ just sent into the bush without ial course) which cost us about embarrassed by self-styled Zambian Head of State, Dr Hence, he honestly does not vent crimes and protect the any qualifications. R2000. white super heroes 'fighting' David Kenneth Kaunda. deserVe the treatment he is property of government and The security of this country In December we had a break against injustice on their be­ As a son of this great conti­ receiving now. He remains a people, and their lives. We know is for every N amibian and it is from the 4th to January 6. Our half as if they' are all poor nent' Afiica, and a born dweller senior citizen 'of Zambia. also that the members in ques­ not only for one part of the monthly instalments are about retarded stereotype victinlS. in this region, southern Africa, Certainly, the confiscation tion did not enjoy the celebra­ country or another. R3(X). We want to know whetlx:r And in your latest column I anlcompletely amazed, ifnot of the vehicles would nega­ tions with their fariillies and Most of the officers have December is included in the (which is not supposed to make shocked, how such things can tively affect the relations be­ the nation is proud of them. been on several courses, but seven months course or not? people cry or feel guilty on a happen in the name of' democ­ tween those governments which Thanks to the patrols, they don't seem to have made any Some of us are about to finish Friday) you make it sound as if racy'. Should that action be sent the cars and the govern­ considerably reduced crime achievements. One of !bem, our courses and KMT are ask­ it is only black people who considered as an official pol­ ment of the day in Zambia. It during the long holiday pe­ who failed such a course, is to ing for the installments for leave their black (0. yellow) icy decision of the Govern-' would be difficult to compre­ riod. be given asquad to train. The December. How does thi$ rubbish bags in driveways and ment of the Movement for hend why even a bullet-proof Nevertheless we learn with world will be laughing at us. happen? We did not use books use towels for curtains and as Multi-Party Democracy or Mercedes Benz which could at dismay from some joint pa­ The army should consider or anything else in that period. if it is only white people who shou ld it be seen as an act of least serve as protection for trols that policemen deployed the education of its people. Some of the students have complain about it. emotional vengeance linUted the former President had been in Windhoek were deployed three hours a day while others In fact 'most people, espe­ to those officials involved? confiscated. Does this mean on a racial basis. Black police­ FRUSTRATED SOLDIER have two hours. But yet we all cially younger ones (yes even From whatever angle one may that although the MMD gov­ men were deployed in Katu­ OTAVI pay the same amount. inNamibia) think it's nouveau wish to look at it, it is a regret­ ernment does not, peIhaps, wish. tura on foot; while white and. Is this College really recog­ riche and bourgeois to have table act devoid of humanity. to execute Mr Kaunda, it would coloured policemen were de­ nised by the Government or curtains at all, and wouldn't be Does this mean that former welcome anyone who has that ployed in town - a case ofblack not. caught dead inPionierspark or President Kaunda, as an ol'di­ courage? Why impound the car? protecting black and white Jobs for locals We are looking forward to Academia (except maybe the nary Zambian citizen, has no Does the MMD government protecting white. It shows that hearing from the Manager of part with the big trees - the right to own property or to realise the gravity of the mes­ apartheid is alive and well in WHILE the Government KMT and the Ministry of dead centre of town where receive gifts from friends like sage it is sending across Africa the police force and white preaches an end to illegal Education about this matter. everyone looks the Same and any other citizen? Why make and the world at large? It is policemen are primarily in employment of foreigners in doesn't complain ha-ha). an exception? very loud and clear: better stick vehicles. jobs that Narnibians themselves KMT STUDENTS Then you talk about the Although Kaunda might have to power once you have it. I wonder if the Ministry can do, some businesspeople WINDHOEK dreaded bankers and estate committed some errors during Giving it away will lead to concerned has noticed tbis and companies are still defy­ agents. Everybody knows who . his more than two decades rule, untold denigration and humili­ practice of discrimination in ing this order. the most succesful agent in it would not be reasonable for ation. its institution and I would like It is disgusting to see for­ town is - in fact, three of the anyone to paint dark every­ The question is: do we want to ask the Permanent Secre­ eigners employed as bar atten­ Remember top developers in town are black, thing he did. That would be to promote democracy or dic­ tary in question whether there dants, typists and cleaners, to and 90 per cent of the people unjust. It should be noted hel'e tatorship? TIlls is no joke. is a difference between a black mention but a few. Simbwaye that human beings have never and white constable? Are only A woman who owns a hotel who buy property are black, and those who can afford him been, nor are they presently, NUAMUNYELA black officers made to patrol in the south continues to im­ HONOUR should be given to & hers BMWs filling -up the nor will they be in the future, WINDHOEK on foot? port the workforce from South the former Vice President of Africa. Five months ago she Swapo, Brendan Simbwaye, whole yard are no longer ex­ WORRIED ESRA employed a young woman from who disappeared 28 years ago. clusively white. And nobody GROO1FON1EIN . South Africa to work as a bar It was late morning of March is forced to buy houses through attendant and a cleaner. 1964 in Katima Mulilo when estate agents if they don't want to. So. UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA I see this as an irregularity the news spread into the vil­ NDF education and violation of our laws. lages that Simbwaye was kid- . The good news is (l know I SCHOOL OF THE ARTS: At this area in the south most napped at gunpoint from the sound naive but I know I'm local prison by the SA Police. right) is that ~e naughty white I AM a member of the NDF of the people are unemployed, appears to be forgotten racists in this country are going DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS who was trained as a soldier in and most are youngsters. That He on the political map. He fell the way of the black rhino. exile. I wish to point out that woman could have given pref­ victim lo .the police after. ad­ Hopefully even in the rural there is suppression of educa­ erence to these poor residents, a at Mapulo, areas. FINE ART CLASSES tion in our defence force. but by giving jobs to foreign­ dressing rally today ers she shows she is one of the known as Ngwezi. During the Incidents like Onduri and Ihave read abou t other army The School of the Arts presents part-time art incident, 16 people were the Academia school are be­ structures and conclude that people who does not share the courses to all interested persons as part of the wounded. coming more and more iso­ the army needs to be strong government's concern with His disappearance did not lated, hopefully black on white Academy's community service p~ogrammes. and have skilled officers and providing employment for stop the fight for freedom and incidents too - although I be­ educated personnel. Narnibians. The following courses will be offered in the first In my own individual ca- independence, but rather sharp­ lieve in many cases it is not In the NDF these appear to racismbutjustcommoncrirni­ semester of 1992 provided that a sufficient ened the struggle in that area. Thousands of Caprivians are nals. And those who cannot 0 .number of students register. • still asking themselves what change their hearts are at least • Pottery / Ceramics R178 TO EMPLOYERS, the police did with their brother. learning to shut up and behave, even though, after a few poli­ • Child Art (6 - 12 years old) R149 Simbwaye's death is highly who are looking for trained/qualified spoken of by many in the area siekoffies in a bar, some men­ Duration of a course: 15 weeks. as a great loss, not only to tal midgets might still go out employees: Nanlibians who knew him but and look for someone to beat Students must supply their own material. many who had heard of him. up or a newspaper to vandal­ Under the Scholarship-Programme of the Otto Benecke While in office the SA Po­ ise. Identity documents must be brought along fo~ Stiftung e. V. young Namibians have been trained abroad lice showed Caprivians that the People will always be judg­ registration. mental and discriminatory, but in different vocational fields. e.g. best way to do away with an order fighting for independ­ in Windhoek, one can notice a Registration: 03 - 07 February 1992 industrial engineering ence was to arrest, torture, trend, especially among the motor mechanics younger generation, that people Time: 08:00 - 16:00 intimidate, and put in jail those mechanics for agricultural machines who we~ active in the have started jlldging people by Venue: Lecturer's Block, electrical engineering struggle. the colour of their shoes, not the colour of their skin. It is City Campus building construction Urging Mafwe and Masubia to unite as one in the struggle high time that people Start losing Starch Street commercial clerks in the field offorwarding. for unity and independence, colour. Enquiries: Marie Adank. Francois de was Simbwaye's burning goal. So, the light is on now, the racist under the bed is mostly Necker ar Hercules Viljoen at: Employers who wish to get in touch with persons quali­ He showed dignity, modesty, fied in the above mentioned fields are requested to calm and discipline among his dead and in a black bag in your Tel 307-2405 driveway (whiffs of the smell contact the followers. Even though many desclibe still coming through now and him as a tribal leader who then though) and the dreaded OUo Benecke Stiftung e. V., Windhoek commander a regional organ­ class-thing ~s arrived. University of Namibia TeE: 061 • 224958 isation known as CAA"U, they 4\ WHERE'S GONZ01 Fax: 061 • 223989 fail to see how difficult it was in those days for a~aprivianto A COLLEAGUE, BUILD THE NATION THROUGH EDUCATION reach Kavango or Ovanlbo. WINDHOEK

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BUCHAREST: An 18-year-old Roma­ Doctors put her in the mortuary for an nian girl, whom doctors had declared to autopsy the following morning. be "clinically dead" regained conscious­ During the night Dan M, the attendant ness as she was being raped on by a attempted .to'ape the "body" and "fainted mortuary attendend, it was reported on with fright when the girl opened her .­ Wednesday. eyes" Laszlo was quoted as saying. ANC demands probe One Dr P Laszlo, quoted in the press, Police arrested the rapist, but the par­ said the girl, 'Zamfua X' was pronounced ents said they would not press charges, d~d from cardiac arrest after being found because their "daughter owed her life to Unconscious apparently after absorbing ·him." - AFP . i~to ' mystery crash an overdose of alcohol and sleeping pills. Suspect insurance agents suspended IN BRIEF JOHANNESBURG: The' due speed, senior ANC spokes­ stopped an(n~ftit to suppos­ PTA poser -, African National Congress man, Pallo Jordan, said the edly check the engine moments Highlights in history on this date: . on Wednesday demanded incident was an outrage that before it left the road and LUSAKA, ZAMBIA: The 1531- Holy Roman emperor Charles V appoints his sister, Mary a high-level inquiry into could not be tolerated by any plunged down a kloof. Preferential Trade Area (PI'A) of Hungary, as regent of the Netherlands. for Eastern and Southern Af­ the minibus crash, in which society. The minibus then burst into 1596 - Decrees of Folembray end war of the Catholic league. Stating that the ANC found flames, killing five men. rica opened ~ts 10th sUmmit of five men were burnt to 1606 - British conspirator, Guy' Falkes, is executed. the police inves~igation of Mmadi, Samuel Matsemela, heads of state and government death and another three 1891 - Civil war begins in Chile. charges of culpable homicide who sustained serious burns, in Lusaka yesterday with op­ 1917 - Gennany announces policy of l;lIlfestricted naval warfare seriously injured near unacceptable, Jordan said and Koos Skhosana survived. posing views on relations with in World War I. Witbank, in eastern strenuous investigations into Mmadi said the men - known South Africa before democratic 1928 - Leon Trotsky is expelled from the Sovie~ Union. Transvaal, on January 19. the two men allegedly respon­ to them as Kobus and Lukas - change. 1943 - Gennan troops surrender at)Stalingrad in World War IT. The demand came in the wake sible for the crash, were a matter were "very fearful' ; after he 1957 - Trans-Iranian pipeline, from Abadan to Tehran, is com­ : of allegations by the three of urgency. and Skhosana had appe,ared Train threat pleted. survivors of the crash, that it Certain questions, such as relatively unharmed from the 1958 - First US earth satelitl!, Explorer 1, is launched at Cape was staged by two white men, why the investigating officer scene of the crash. JOHANNESBUR'G: Drastic Canaveral in Florida. who had promised them em­ took a statement from one of Eastern Transvaal police action is to be taken to combat 1962 - F~reign ministers of the Organisation of Americ.an states , ployment in Pietersburg. the survivors, while in the regional officer, Major-Gen­ the sudden ~harp rise in attacks (OAS) vote to exclude Cuba from praticipating in the Inter- The two men recently em­ company of one of the alleged eralKoosvanZyl,on Wednes­ on train_ passengers on the American system. • ployed by insurance. giant, perpetrators, what positions the day afternoon said the allega­ Witwatersrand, the South Af­ 1974 -' China's first vice premier, Deng Xiaoping, says after Sanlanl as salesmen,. are the men held in the SA defence tions were being taken very rican Rail Commuter Corpo­ meeting with US president, Jinlmy Carter, and congressional beneficiaries of at least two force. and who the beneficiar­ seriously. ration has announced. The state- ~ leaders, that Moscow is wodd's"mainhotbed of war." policies taken out in the name ies were of the policies taken The scene and vehicle would ment by SARCC managing 1977 - Defence officials in Sallsbury say anned terrorists ab­ of two of the survivors days out in the names of the de­ be subjected to thorough me­ director, Kobus Nel, came af­ ducted 400 mission school pupils and took them to Botswana for before the crash, Sanlam con­ ceased, .also needed to be an­ chanical and scientific investi­ ter several fucidents in which a training as insurgents. firmed on Wednesday. swered, Jordan said. gation and all possible clues total of five people were killed 1979 - Colombian airliner with 122 people aboard, is hijacked At a news conference in A survivor of the crash told would be followed up, he said. and 17 injured on Wednesday. from Colombia to Costa Rica, where hijacker turns himself over Johannesburg on Wednesday, journalists that hours before No arrests have been made. to authorities. . during which two SUlvivors the eight men'were put in the Sanlam chief legal adviser, SA violence 1984 ~ Nine of the world's poorer nations open talks· in Lusaka, described in detail hQW they minibus to be transported to Emiel Linde, said the insur­ Zambia; on joint strategy to break traditional trade links with were recruited by the two men, Pietersburg, they were given ance salesmen, whose names JOHANNESBURG: A 23-year~ South Africa and to combat two years of devastating drought. the ANC said the two men's "fwmy drinks and fwmy Simba are known, had been suspended. old man' was trampled and 1988 - Bavarian prime.minister, Franz Josef strauss, on his returh allegations were a reflection chips." . The insur.ance claims would • stoned to death by Madibane to Munich, reveaJs a letter handed tQ him by South African, 'ofthe "cold-bloodedness" that "A funny excitement had not be paid out if any irregu­ . high school children in foreign minister, Pik Botha, which says 84 detainees have been was the legacy of Apartheid taken hold of the eight men larities came to light, he said. Diepkloof, Soweto, yesterday released and another 14 are due to be released within a week. and contempt for B!ack life. after they had drunk the juice," He confirmed the salesmen morning after pupils alleged Strauss had apparently'reqtiested .the release of 18 detainees by . Calling for a high-level po­ one of the survivors, Lazarus were the beneficiaries of two three men had fired at them. . name. lice inquiry into the incident Mmadi, said. policies taken out in the names Police have opened a ~ur­ 1988 - The SADF claims that MPLA forces in Angola used and the behaviour of the police He al!1o described how the of Skhosana and Matsemela. der docket and no arrests have chemical weapons against UNiTA forceS. in failing to i.i:J.vestigate it with driver ' of the minibus had He declined to nrune the amount been made. 1989 - The James Commission of Inquiry report is released by acting president ,Chris Heunis. The report calls Amuchand Rajbansi an "unscrupulous, mean-minded bully" and recom­ mends that the report be referred to the Autorney-general to Thousands mourn Sally Mugabe consider criminal proceedings against South J,\frica 's firsi Jndian cabinet minister. 1990 - McDonald's restaurant opens in Moscow. Mugabe, the First Lady's French President Francois : .Opposition Zanu (Ndonga) leader the Rev 1990 - President FW de Klerkappoints a one-man commission of relatives and friends - includ­ Mitterrand described Mrs Ndabaningi Sithole on yesterday joined thousands of inquiry into alledged hit-squads and one into the circumstances ~g her mother, Mavis Heyfron, Mugabe as one who" stood at mourners who streamed to Zimbabwe House to sympa­ surrounding the death in detention of 20-year-old Clayton Sizwe,_ who arrived from Ghana early your side all alons,.the struggle thise with President Robert Mugabe on the death on Sithole. yesterday - briefly viewed her for independence of your coun­ Monday of First Lady Sally Mugabe. 1991 - SA rugby board chaim1an. Danie Craven, says his organ­ body at a funeral parlour in try". isation will continue to ignore the sports moratorium. Sithole, who returned from in the country's liberation town before returning to Zim­ She herself suffered prison 1991 - Namibia's president, Sam Nujoma, gives the ANC RI eight years' self-imposed ex­ struggle, Ziana news agency babwe House. and exile and never ceased to million. ile last week and is an arch reported. Among the relatives were participate in the life of Zim­ 1991 - Allied forces claim victory in battle of Khafji, first major critic of Mugabe, paid tribute "She used to encourage the paramount chiefs from Mrs babwe througho~t her politi­ ground battle of Persian Gulf war. to Mrs Mugabe, saying she boys. lam very sad that welost Mugabe 's home area in Ghana cal and humanitarian activi­ 1991 - Croatia walks out of regional talks on political future gf had played an important role her." and her twin sister Esther ties, Mitterand said. Yugoslavia. ' Boohene. The Zimbabwe Medical Boohene, with another elder Association said Mrs Mugabe's UN set to ha:mm.er sister, Isabellah Imbeah, flanked concern for the health and Today's birthdays Mugabe while they shook hands welfare of children would be a Franz Schu bert, Gennan composer (1797-1828); Anna Pav lova, with the hundreds of people iasting testimony to the life of Russian ballerina (1885-1931); Carol Channing, US entertainer-, who thronged the polo grounds a great woman. comedienne (1921-); NonnanMailer, US writer ( 1923-). out a new course next to Zimbabwe House to ,. Amai Mugabe was a shin­ express their sorrow. ing example of how a deter­ UNITED NATIONS: The world leaders gathering to­ Meanwhile, messages of mined person can live for many Thought for today day for a unique UN summit are expected to chart an condolence continued to pour years with a serious ailment Imagination has always hltd powers of resurrection that no . ambitious if vague course for the world body, but avoid in from various parts of the and yet live a seemingly nor­ science can.match. - Jngrid Bengis;US author (1944-). - Sapa such contentious subjects as China's record on human world. mal life, " said the ZMA. - Sapa rights. Prime Minisiter Li Peng of China and President Boris NYeltsin OUALIFIED .JOINER WANTED of Russia , which took over the fonner Soviet seat, will be making ALL their first Security C9uncil appearances. The one-day meeting was called by Britain to exanline the 15- We require a qualified joiner who has experi­ member council's role in the post-Cold War era. It should also CYMOT CLIENTS • • showcase new UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali of ence in the building of cupboards, door frames " Egypt, who took office on January 1. For Li, who helped lead a and window frames, .etc. crackdown on China's democracy movement in 1989, the meet­ ing is a chance to seek better relations with the West. please be advised President Bush, President Francois Mitterrand of France and Only qualified joiners need apply. Top wages that we will be Prime Minister John Major of Britain plan to attend, along with for a good man will be paid. leaders of the council's non-pennanent members - Austria, Belgium, Cape Verde, Ecuador, Hungary, India, Japan, Morocco, closed for year end stock takinr Venezuela and Zimbabwe. . Telephone Windhoek 63101 and ask for Mr. J. on-Monday 31211992 Britain holds the council's rotating presidency for January and Major, who proposed the summit, will preside. - AP Keun for an appointment J ., ~.) l , ... ,~- ... f "I '" ~ ~ '-·-1"' _ . 10 Friday January 31 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

. CDM (Pty) Ltd operates an opencast diamond mine on the west coast of Namibia. O~r employees and their families live iri Oranje­ Today's quotations for unit trusts mund, a modern, attractive town boasting a central shopping com­ plex, hospital, nursery school, primary school and excellent s·porting General Equity Funds: BOEGrowth 142,38 133,03 4,74 and recreational facilities. We currently have the following chal- Fedgro 124,0 .115,78 7,76 lenging opportunity: · . TOKYO - Stocks ended finner CU Growth 116,45 108,72 5,45 on bargain hunting and fu­ Guardbank Growth 2339,78 2190,85 5,39 tures-linked buying, though Momentum 243,14 227,47 4,89 well off afternoon highs. The Metfund 188,40 175,5t 3,56 Management 225-share Nikkei average Metlife 119,02 111,25 n/a gained 195.41 points to NBS Hallmark 908,85 848~84 6,74 21,557.67. NorwichNBS 344,12 321,35 6,75 Brokers said heavy institu­ Old Mutual Investors 2857,82 2665,25 4,19 Sec etary tional selling ahead of the fiscal Safegro 132,29 123,84 5,31 year-end was dwindling or Sage 2471,38 2305,85 4,52 As secretary to the General Manager your chief responsibilities will be the finding buyers. Sanlam 1715,64 1602,29 4,54 efficient execution of daily routine tasks to ensure the office is run smoothly Sanlam Index 1325,40 1237,89 4,27 • SYDNEY - The Australian Sanlam Dividend 466,26 435,26 4,99 and effectively, and the utmost level of confidentiality is maintained at all times. sharemarket ended the day Senbank General 123,51 115,03 13,39 The successful candidate will be a mature, responsible person, armed with justly slightly down despite a Southern Equity 190,17 177,99 4,99 tumble on Wall Street over­ standard 10 and subjects such as typing and shorthand/speedwriting or a Standard 1105,77 1039,00 7,40 night. The All Ordinaries Index Syfrets Growth 268,24 250,96 4,63 secretarial qualification, about four years appropriate experience, including PC closed 9.6 points lower at Syfrets Trustee 116,49 109,17 n/a with word processing packages, and absolute proficiency in English. 1,612.5 after having been down UAL 2023,64 1895,57 5,13 Bilingualism will be a distinct advantage. as much as 15.3 points in early Volkskas 140,05 131,02 6,95 trading. Specialist equity Funds: The package for Namibians will include: • competitive salary. generous Guardbank Resources 150,19 140,61 5,50 leave • suitable accommodation and • membership of the Company's own HONG KONG - Early losses Sage· Resources 121,09 113,01 7,07 Provident Fund and De Beers Medical Benefit Society. were reversed following the . Sanlam Industrial 988,04 932,18 3,59 release of better-than-expected Sanlam Mining 317,90 296,77 5,29 Written applications, accompanied by a BankofEastAsiaresults. The Senbank Industrial. 125,72 116,97 11,74 detailed CV· and non-returnable certified Hang Seng index finished up Southern Mining 142,55 133,41 5,76 copies of highest qualifications. and iden­ 0.34 point at 4,571.47. Standard Gold 186,18 174,41 6,99 tity documents should be forwarded to: UAL Mining and SINGAPORE - The Straits Resources 388,29 363,33 4,89 Times Industrial index fin­ The Manpower Services Manager, UAL Selected ishedat 1,526.04, down 6.79. 1748,80 1634,4 4,17 CDM (Pty) Ltd, Opportunities Brokers said prices were Old Mutual Mining 261,73 243,95 5,19 PO Box 8141, dragged down by profit-tak­ Old Mutual Industrial 357,33 332,92 4,17 Bachbrecht, ing following Wall Street' Old Mutual Gold Fund 124,34 115,82 5,28 CDM W1NDHOEK. allovemight. Old Mutual Top Companies 244,69 228,21 n/a (Proprietary) Limited Income/Gilt Funds: Closing date: 12 February 1992. BOMBAY - Speculative Corbank 101,79 100,72 15,46 buying pushed the market to a Guardbank Income 111.,23 108,96 16,95 record closing high for the Old Mutual Income 105,91 104,77 14,98 THE BEST PEOPLE FOR THE JOB S3380 sixth time this month. The Standard Income 92,37 91,38 14,97 Bombay Stock Exchange index Syfryts Income 105,10 104,04 15,22 ended up 85.55 points at UALGilt 1124,25 1113,01 14,74 2,299.77.

FRANKFURT - The Frank­ Gold price furt bourse overcame an early Gold was fixed in London at 356.00 dollars on yesterday technical correction as heavy afternoon compared with 356.50 in the morning and 354.85 on demand for Volkswagen shares :weduesday afternoon. FORESTRY TRAINING turned the market around. The 30-share DAX index fiaished Rand-US dollar 8.51 points higher at 1,6§0.91. Commercial rand THE ITALY/FAO FOREST INDUSTRIES TRAINING Previous closing Yesterday's closing ZURICH - Shares closed little 2.7820 2.7960 CENTRE (FITC) FOR SADCC COUNTRIES "ALDO changed with a slightly easier Financial rand PAVARI" IN bias in moderate volume. The Previous closing Yesterday's closing all-share Swiss Perfonnance 3.25/3.26 3.41/3.42 MUTARE, ZIMBABWE Index (SP!) finished 1.9 points OFFERS ONE OR TWO rpARS TRAINING TO lower at 1,106.8. Money market 90 dats liquid BA rate SEVEN NAMIBIAN STUDENTS/NATIONALS PARIS - After swinging in a Previous closing Yesterday's closing 30-point range, French shares IN THE FOLLOWING FlEWS: 16.25 16.20 ended a shade down but the market continued to enjoy - Saw Doctoring underlying support, traders JSE actuaries said. The CAC-40 index YESTER PREY MOVE DIV%EARN% - Saw Milling slipped 5.70 points, or 0.30 OVERALL 3631 3613 18 2,8 7,5 _.Sawmill Maintenance per cent, to 1,873.94. MlNINGPROD 2946 2922 24 2,8 8,6 COAL 3833 3833 00 4,0 10,2 - Timber Grading, Drying and Preservation LONDON - Stocks closed DIAMONDS 17094 16923 171 0,3 8,8 - Plywood, Blockboard and Veneer Production higher, as late buying fueled ALL GOLD 1274 1252 22 4,0 7,8 - Reconstituted wood panel production by FfSE futures and a stronger METALS&MIN 1953 1977 24- 5,5 9,2 Wall Street erased earlier MINING FIN 4115 4051 64 3,0 8,0 - Maintenance in Wood Based Panel Mills losses. The lOO-share Finan­ FIN&INDUST 4918 4920 02- 2,8 6,8 cial Times-Stock Exchange FINANCIAL 2739 ·2748 09- 3,8 7,0 index finished 4.3 points higher INDUSTRIAL 4423 4422 01 2,5 6,e Courses' startin~ date; May/June for the Academic year at 2,550.8. 1992/93 Market Volume ~ NEW YORK -_ Blue chips The volume of shares traded on the Johannesburg Stock Ex­ .Candidates' essential reQ,Uirements; O'Level or equIvalent (Matric) steadied at midday, helped by change. yesterday -was 7 590 641 valued at R89 733 441 '. ?.~.- strong gains in Coca-Cola, cOJUpared with$ 416 395 valued at R64 902 744 on Wednesday: =- ... -.. (At least eight years of geneciI Merck and McDonatd's. The The number of~rities active was 337 (282) , schooling preferably with some - btU3d Rlatket·remaind flat amid : ~ ' five- most active stocks, wel'e:Iscor, Absa',:Higate, Consnmg v~ational training) investor caution after Wed­ and Knights. - Sapa nesday's selloff. , - The 30-share 9~ average DUE TO TECHNICAL PROBL.EMS THE OIL Candidates should report as soon was up about SiX· points to PRICES \:.VERE NOT AVAIL~~LE YE.STERDAY 3,231. - Reuter as possible and not later than '~ "'t..: ...,~. - " ,. - ' 15 February 1992 to; F.A.O. Box 24185 OR THE NAMI ·BIAN-'~ AN INDEPENDENT Telephone no; 229220 extension 2260 NEWSPAPER···FOR A NE' tV,NATION. '-:'

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A delegation of the Democratic Namibia from today to Febru­ mentary issues with Dr Mose TODAY'S WEATHER People's Republic of Korea ary 5. Tjitendero, Speaker of the Partly cloudy and hot with isolated light showers over the central N Koreans on (North Korea), headed by the The delegation is expected National Assembly,. Home part, but fme and very hot in the south. Coast cool with fog chairperson of the Supreme . to meet with Prime Minister Affairs Minister Hifikepunye overnight, but fine in the south. Wind moderate south-westerly official visit "t People's Assembly, Yang Hage Geingob and exchange Pohamba and senior Govern­ to north-westerly. but strong southerly in the south. - Sapa ... '; Hyong Sop, will be visiting views on bilateral and parlia- ment officials.

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Applications (on form Z83 or ZO/1229(1) obtain­ Regional Office: Ondangwa Ministry of Education able at all Government Offices) must be sent to: The Permanent Secretary: Education and Culture Chief Boarding House Matron and Culture (Personnel Office), Private Bag 13186, Windhoek. 21 posts: Ondangwa Region Directorate: National Literacy Regional Offices 1 post each at Etalaleko, Ombalantu, Ongandjera, Oshakati, lipumbu, Nuuyoma,Ashipala, Programm~ Eengedjo, Mweshipandeka, Gabri~H T, Ongha, Regional Office: Rundu Haimbili H, Oluno, Nehale, Mwaala, Shikongo • I, Chief Inspector of Education Chief Control Officer/Senior Chief Uukule, Oshela, Ruacana, Ongwendiva Training College and Valombola Technical Institute. 3 posts: Windhoek Control Officer Post A: Training Salary: R13 143 - R13 653 x 663 - R16 968. Post B: Materials Development 1 post: Rundu Minimum Requirements: Appropriate experience as a hostel Post C: Evaluation matron or in an equivalent position plus the ability to read and . Salary: R53 769 xl 656 - R58 737/R58 737 xl 875 - R64 362 . write English . . Salary: R62 502 x 2 265 - R67 032. Minimum Requirements: A Senior (orequivalent) Certificate The successful candidate will be responsible for the Minimum Requirements: A Senior (orequivalent) Certificate plus approximately 12 years appropriate experi ence, includ­ management of all household activities of the hostel, plus a recognised professional qualification in education plus Ing management OR a B·degree (or·an eqUivalent quallflca· which includes the supervision of all hostel matrons and teaching experience. tion) plus appropriate experience, including management. institutional workers, the care of all ill pupils, the control Preference will be given to candidates who are in posses~ of all food supplies and cleaning materials as well as the si on of a recognised appropriate B-degree(or an equivalent Chief Boarding House Matron inventory of all appliances received. qualific.ation). 10 posts: Rundu Region Enquiries: Mr. W Shidolo, Tel. (06756) 40101. 1 post each at Dr. Romanus Kampl:lngu Second­ Inspector ot-Education: Materials Applications (on form Z83 or ZO /1229(1) obtainable at Development ary School, Max Makushe Secondary School, all Government Offices) must be sent to: The Director: Maria Mwengere Secondary School, Kavango Education and Culture, Private Bag 2001 , Ondangwa. 2 posts: Windhoek Technical Institute, Kahenge Hostel, Ndiyona Salary: R26 352· R27 897 x 1 677 - R32 928 - R34 605 x l 896 Hostel, Omega Hostel, Linus Shashipapo Regional Office: Windhoek - R40 293 . R42 189· R44 085 x 1 956 · R47 997 x 1 995 · R5 7 Secondary School, Kandjimi Murangi Secondary 972 x 2 265 · R62 502. School and Leevi Hakusembe Secondary School. Minimum Requirements: A Senior (o requivalent) Certificate Chief: Education plus a recognised professional qualification in education plus Salary: R13 143· R13 653 x 663 - R1 6 968 . 2 posts: Windhoek teaching experience. Minimum Requirements: Appropriate experience as ahostel Post A: Advice and Control Preference will be given to candidates who are in posses, matron or in an equivalent position plus the ability to read and sion of a recognised appropriate B-degree (or equivalent write English . Post B: Educational Programmes qualification). The successful candidate will be responsible for the management of all household activities of the hostel, Salary: R68 112 (fixed) per annum. Clerical Assistant/Senior Clerical which includes the supervision of all hostel matrons and Minimum Requirements: An appropriate acknowledged B­ institutional workers, the care of all ill pupils, the control degree (or an equivalent qualification) plus a recognised Assistant/Principal Clerical Assistant: of all food supplies and cleanin!il materials as well as the professional teaching qualification plus teaching experience . Procurement and Stock Control inventory of all appliances received. Enquiries: Mr. J. Basson, teL (061) 227556. 1 post: Wi nd hoek Enquiries: Mr KK. Shipapo, Tel. (067372) 33 X 50 or 404. Chief Boarding House Matron Salary: R7506· R7911 x447 - R8358/R8805x447· Rl0593 x510 . Applications (on form Z83 or ZO/1229(1) obtain­ 21 posts: Windhoek Region - R13 653/R13143- R13 653 x 663· R17631 x 927 - R20412. able at all Government Offices) must be sent to: 1 post each at Augustineum (Windhoek), Minimum Requirements: Clerical Assistant - A Junior (or The Oirector: Education and Culture, Private Bag equivalent) Certificate. Senior Clerical Assistant - As for 2082, Rundu. Bulskop (Okahandja), Conradie Girls, Dr. Lemrner Clerical Assistant plus 3 years appropriate experience OR a Boys (Rehoboth), Emma Hoogenhout (Windhoek), Senior (or equivalent) Certificate. Regional Office: Khorixas Epukiro (Gobabis), Grootfontein (Die Fort), Grootfontein Boys, Leonardville, Motsomi (Corri· Driver/Senior Driver PrinCipal Subject Advisor dor Gobabis), Okahandja Hostel, Okakarara Tech· 1 post: Windhoek nicallnstitute, Okondjatu, Otjinene Junior Primary, 1 post: Khorixas Otjizondu Boys (Otjizondu), Pionier Boys (Wind· Sa~ry:R8805x447~Rl0593x510-R12123 / Rl1613x510 - R13 653 x 663 ~ R14 979. Salary: Category ZD: R26 352 - R27 897 x 1 677· R32 928; hoek), Rietfontein (Gobabis), Rietquelle (Aminus), Minimum Requirement: A valid drivers licence. Category A: R31 251 xl 677· R34 605 x 1 896 - R38 397; WHS: Floreat and Karlienhof (Windhoek), Ella du Category B: R32 928 - R34 605 x 1 896 - R40 293; Category C: R42 189· R44 085 xl 956 - R47 997 xl 995· R57 972; Plessis (Windhoek) and Emst Meyer (Gobabis). Private Secretary/Senior Category D: R46 041 . R47 997 xl 995 - R57 972 x 2265· Sa lary: R13 143 - R13 653 x 663 - R16 968. Private Secretary R62 502; Category E: R47997 xl 995 - R5 7972 x 2 265 ~ R62 Minimum Requirements: Appropriate experience as a hostel 502; Category F: R49992 x l 995- R57972 x 2 265· R62 502; matron or in an equivalent position plus the ability to read and 1 post: Windhoek and Category G: R51 987 xl 995 - R57 972 x 2 265: R62 502. write English. Minimum Requirements: A Senior (orequivalent) Certificate The successful candidate will be responsible for the Salary: R20 412 x 927 - R25 974/R28 263 x 1 362· R33 711 . plu s a recognised professional qualification in education plus management of all household activities of the hostel, Remuneration payments over and above salary: A single teaching experience. which includes the supervision of all hostel matrons and clothing grant of at most Rl 040 per annum may be made Preference will be given to candidates who are in posses­ institutional workers, the care of all ill pupils, the control availabl e for the purchase of (formal) clothing outfits : Provided sion of a recognised appropriate B-degree (or equivalent of all food supplies and cleaning materials as well as the th at proof is furnished of the clothing purchase. qualification). inventory of all appliances received. Minimum Requirements: A Senior (orequivalent) Certificate with typing as a fully passed subject on Senior Certificate (or Enquiries: Mr. W Brandt, tel. (061) 293201. equivalent) level PLUS one year typing and/or appropriate Assistant Cultural Officer/Cultural experience OR a National Certificate for Priva te Secretaries Officer/Senior Cultural Officer/Princi· Applicants for the posts of Chief: Education must (o r an equivalent qualification). submit a com'prehensive curriculum vitae and certified pal Cultural Officer copies of educational qualifications together with their applications. Chief Data Typist: Unit Typing Services 1 post: Khorixas 1 post: Windhoek Applicati ons (on form Z83 or ZO /1229(1) obtainable at Salary: R16 968· R17 631 x 927· R23 193/R24 120 x 927· all Government Offices) must be sent to: The Perma­ R26 90 1 x 1 362 - R29 625/R32 349 x 1 362 - R37797/R40 521 Salary: R20 412 x 927 - R25 974. nent Secretary: Education'and Culture (Personnel x 1 656 - R48 801 . Office), Private Bag 13186, Windhoek. Minimum Requirements: Qualified data typists with appro· Minimum Requirements: Assistant Cultural Officer - A priate experience. recognised, appropriate 3 year B-degree (or an equivalent Applicants must be Namibian citizens. qualification). Cultural Officer - As for Assistant Cultural Of· Data Typist: Unit Typing Services ficer plu s 4 years appropriate experience. Senior Cultural Closing Date: 28 February 1992. 1 post: Windhoek Officer - As for Assistant Cultural Officer plus 7 years appro­ priate ex perience . An attractive range of benefits includes a Salary: R8 805 x 447 · Rl0 593 x 510 · R12 123. 13th cheque, a housing subsidy subject to Enquiries: Ms. M. Jossop, tet. 0020 X 6. Minimum Require'ments: Passing of the prescribed aptitude certain conditions, rental allowance, assist­ test for data typists as well as the prescribed training course for Applications (on form Z83 or ZO/1229(1) obtain­ ance with removal expenses, pension fund, data typists plus certification by the Chief of the Data System able at all Government Offices) must be sent to: Division that the person meets the required standards . The Director: Education and Culture, Private Bag medical aid scheme and ample vacation and Enquiries: Mr. T. Kamupingene. Tel. (06 1) 221920. 2005, Khorixas. sick leave. Working for the future

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02h20: Once in Paris when his wife wants to have a When the whales baby, he plays along. Some . . 04hOO: ~~ came . time later, when he believes ~ · 05h40: An evening with her maternal desires have sub­ Roberta Flack sided, he hears familiar sounds ,• coming from the bathroom. M " N " I: " i SATURDAY ~ . Starring Dabney Coleman and Weekend guide Julia Duffy. Weekend guide (Premium time) 20h35: The Making of the 31 Jan- 02 Feb 06h40: Parade Ring Miss World Beauty A weekly update and preview Pageant 31 Jan- 02 Feb of the SA racing scene. A look behind the scenes dur- FRIDAY (KTV starts) ing the preparations for and ,~:..t ll 07hOO: M ousercise filming of Miss World 1991. FRIDAY 21hOO: Blood Money (2-1:6) .--, 16h56: Opening '.11 07h30:· Wake, rattle A smuggler of exotic birds 17hOO: Religious and roll 10h30: Gh ost Story (2-16) collects his accumulated earn­ programme 07h55: The Little Flying Based on the novel by Peter ings after what he considers 17h06: Kiddies filler Bears Straub, four elderly men (John his hist run. He arrit es at the 17h25: Smurfs 08h20: Captain Zed ancl the Houseman, Fred Astaire, home of his brother, a respect­ 17h47: M ach One Zee Zone Melvyn Douglas and Douglas able lawyer, to find a tortured IShI7: Santa Barbara 08h45: Alf Tales Fairbanks Jnr) who meet regu-. body and three thugs ransack- lSh40: Sport 09h15: The Eko Boffins on larI y to tell ghost stories, are ing the place. In the bathroom Gillette World Sport Special Safari suddenly haunted by a ghastly he finds a woman's purse and 19h05: Young R amsay 09h20: Teenage Mutant deed they committed 50 years . de.cides to track her down. 20hOO : News VIETNAM War Stories: The Last Days - three true Ninja Turtles previously. Meanwhile amys­ Starring Andy Garcia, John 20h35: F eature: stories - will be screened on NBC-TV this weekend. 09h20: Tiny Toon . teci ous woman appears in their Mary White adventures MacGinley. lemma of entering college small town to seek revenge. 22h35: Supersport: Rugby William Alien White's poign­ Franc e 10hl0: The Fire Raiser immediately or continuing to 12h30: Transmission ends Highlights of the five nations ant editorial written after the I Sh3S: Upstage enjoy her new found freedom (KTV starts) game between Wales and death of his 16-year-old daugh­ 19h09: Top Cops in the working world. 15hOO: The Smurfs France. ter, who had steadfastly sought 20hOO: News 19h03: Challenge 15h30: Dennls the Menace her own identity. Starring 20h20: Party Lines 23hOO: I want to Live A remarkable new adventure 16hOO: Scooby Doo, where Based on the Barbara Graham Kathleen Beller and Ed Flan­ Leaders of major political series follows scientists, re­ are you? case. This prostitute-crook ders. parties in Namibia outline their search teams and explorers on 16h30: Mac and Mutley (Lindsay Wagner) was con­ 22h05: Traffik (new) . plans for the year ahead and magnificently photographed (KTVends) victed of murder during a rob­ A six hou r mini-series pursu­ reflect on the past 12 months. journeys to remote corners of (Open Time) bery and sent to the St Quentin ing the international heroin trade 20h40: Feature: the earth to examine rarely seen 171100: Amen gas chamber, even though she across a ·4000 mile trail of The Children of wonders and pit themselves · A comedy about the conflict denied guilt to the end. murder and menace. Written Times Square against the uncompromising between stubborn Deacon Frye {Late Nite Specials) by Simon Moore. From the Starring Howard Rollins and natural world. of the First Community Church 00h35: The Last Wagon slums 0 fKarachi to the Houses Joanna Cassidy, this is the story 19h27: Sport of Philadelphia and the arro­ 02hl0: Bank Shot of Parliament, from the Ham­ of runaway or poor children Pacific sport gant and idealistic Reverend •••• SUl?ersport: Boxing burg docks to the Afghanistan who turn into drug dealers to 19h55: Filler Reuben Gregory, who is more border, Traffik takes viewers survive, not knowing it will 20hOO: News than willing to stand up to his on a tense and gripping jOUl·­ lead to their own destruction. SUNDAY • \ 20h35: Spotlight superior. ney through the twilight world 22hl1: Booker (final) 20h45: Feature: 17h30: Loving of drug smuggling - a world 22h58: Paradise (Premium time) Vietnam W ar 18hOO: Th e Wonder Years lUled by greed, paved with gold 07hOO : East Net Opens Stories- The A charming series about the and shadowed by violent death. Indian and Portuguese chan­ SUNDAY • last days sixties as seen through the eyes 22h56: Pop concerts nels ~l 13h20 Based on the actual experi­ of an intelligent, sensitive young Phi! Collins (Premium Time) 10hOO: A date on Sunday ences of Vietnam veterans, this boy. Starring Fred Savage. 16hOO: Educational 13h30: The Campbells feature length trilogy brings a 18h30: The Simpsons A series set in the 1830s in Programme novel into perspective to the An animated series about the Sesame street LESLIE 1'lielsen stars in Canada. A pioneer family 's love dramatic last days of the Viet­ funny, always bickering for each other helps them 15h55: Bible Story 17hOO: Police Academy the comedy The Naked nam war. Three moving sto­ Simpsons. overcome dangers in the rug­ 16hOO: Captain Planet 17h21: Pop in Germany Gun, on M-Net on Sunday ries that re-emphasise the in­ (Premium time) ged, untamed country. 16h24: Adventures of the 17h53: World of Horses night. humanity of war and the hu­ 19],00: Talk Radio (2-1S) 14hOO: Treasure Seekers black stallion IShI6: Doogie Howser MD manity of those who fight them. An abrasive, at times funny, A French pirate left his treas­ A series starring Mickey 18h40: Growing Pains 22hl0: Premiere: A Guide talk-show host gets the biggest 10h30: The new generation ure on the Seychelle Island of Rooney, telling the story of a This popular comedy series has to the Opera break ofhis career. His skill in (KTVends) Mahe. The charts available are beautiful black stallion, the boy returned to the local screen. The first operas were staged in manipulating callers leads to llhOO: The Nightmare encoded, keeping the secret who rides him and their trainer. Life changes in the Seaver Europe around 1600. They the national syndication of his Years - Part 1 unsolved. Alex is fifteen and can ride household when Jason moves resulted from the attempt to programme. Instead of cele­ Based on a true story .After their IShOO: Broken Lance Black, the legendary racehorse. his practice out of the house blend music with a dramatic brating, he sweeps his wife, arrival in Berlin, an American A domineering rancher Rooney is his trainer and to­ and Maggie decides to work at plot. In the course of its 400 co-workers and audience into foreign correspondent (Sam (Spencer Tracy) alienates his gether they take to the road for home pursuing her first love as year history,. opera has gone a bout of compulsive risk-tak­ Waterston) and his Austrian three older sons by making exciting adventures, thrilling a freelance print journalist. This through considerable changes. ing. Starring Eric Bogosian and wife (Marthe Keller) discover them work hard and paying competition and herutwarming year finds Ben taller, older and The series focuses on words Ellen Greene. the magnitude of the evil cre­ them a pittance. When his fa­ drama. dating an 18-year-old girl, while from various periods. 21hOO: White of the Eye ated by the Nazi regime. In a ther gets involved with the 17hOO: Carol stlUggles with the di- (2-18) world gone mad clrurch cro~ses manager of a copper mine, only A young man living in a small are replaced by swastikas, f;Jse­ the youngest son supports him. town makes his living by build­ hood and distortion stalk the 16h35: The Making of ing sound systems for rich land and the leader boasts that Caribbean Blue customers. Although he has people fall victim to a bi £: lie (Open Time) marital problems, he loves his more easily than a little one. 17hOO: Disney Family Time wife and daughter and his nrusic. 12h30: The Nightmare 17h30: Chip '0 Dale When four wealthy women are Years - Part 11 I ShOO : Secret of Boyne savagely murdered, the town 14h05: Attitude, Alcohol Castle is in a stir. Starring David Keith, and Adultery (Premium Time) Cathy Moriarty. The true story of the decadent 19hOO: Carte Blanch e 23hOO: The Curse of the Fly lifestyle of the aristocracy in 2OhOO : The Verdict (2-12) Kenya. A series of actual courtroom A scientist spends his free time 15hOO: Saturday Su per ­ trials showing the US judicial . experimenting with a device sport until 19hOO should in­ system at work. to transport humans electIGni­ clude rugby and soccer . 20h30: The Nak ed Gun cally from one place to an­ (Open Time) A comedy starring Leslie other. After a tip off, police Supersport continues till 19hOO Nielsen, Priscilla Presiey. arrive to find a cupboard full (Premium Time) 22hOO: The Phil Donahue of mutants - all failed experi­ 19hOO: Maybe Baby Show ments - and he uses his ma­ Also known as Sooner or Later. Phi! Donahue talks to children chine to make a getaway. A successful career woman is who killed their mothers. Starring Brian Donlevy, George happily married toa widower 23hOO: Skollie Baker and Carol Gray. twenty years her senior who A South African produced (Late Nite Specials) • has two grown children. He is movie based on the TV series OOh30: Best Seller (2-18) happy with their lifestyle and Vyfster.

AN exciting, alive with adre­ veteran weatherman; and naline new series about life Ann Hudson (Jayne Brook) at a news station can be seen the 25-year-old producer. on M -Net starting on Febru­ Each week viewers can see ary 6. The series, called these characters both at home WIOU, takes viewers b ehind and on the job as they try to the scenes at a struggling US meted and the station is los­ to shake up the station, exac­ staff, especially the beautiful Neal Frazier (Harris Yillln) improve their lotin life while local news station. ing money. erbating longstanding tension co-anchor Kelby Robinson . who has a hard time collaps­ working together to bring WIOU has dominated the A local news director, Hank between ratings and journal­ (Helen Shaver). ing his huge ego to fit into a back the station' s lost glory. market for many years, but Zaret (John Shea) is dis- istic integrity. Hank quickly Other characters include local newsroom; Floyd Cra­ recently ratings have plum- patched by the network brass becomes attached to his new former network news anchor ham (Dick van Patten) the ( - , = ------

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• PANIC? I nearly did doodoos in my smart new trousers. Standing in a car park, in front Democracy? You must be of me a sea of metal, glass and rubber stretching for as far as the eye can ,see, and I couldn't remember which Reinhardt "Stark Raving" Bonnke vehicle was mine. I started crawling on all fours' along each shimmering line and democracy prospectors They did the same with self-styled paragons of And with Allah's mob gain­ - of cars, looking for any tell­ are flocking to Namibia as if Glasnost, and look at the balls­ khoendi '=gae =Fguis, the DTA, ing ground in the north, we tale signs. But my mind was vast deposits of this valuable up that caused! which looks set to challenge are heading for an almightly blank. What made matters mineral have just been dis­ According to my dictionary, the time record set by Swapo holy war sometime in the next worse, the entire car-owning covered here. democracy is defmed as for avoiding a congress. In decade. nation seems to possess a City Take this group of democ­ , "khoendi Fgae ~guis", which the meantime, the DTA's The frontline for this mother Golf. racy missionaries whotjetted to all you illiterate lovers of leaders appoint themselves of all armageddons is likely Then I thought that perhaps I in from around the globe last N amspeak means something according to the party rules to be somewhere in the re­ did not have a car after -all, week and raved at Mokuti along the lines of' 'kyk ons se which, like"all true democrats, gion of the Congo River, which in }Vheelchairs pushed them­ and that the thousands ofRands Lodge in the name of democ­ mooi konstitusie, en jy sal they make up as they go along. - coincidentally - is not far selves to the front Once again, which diSappear from my bank racy. weet wat ek se" . But this is of Eve~ Africa's great democratic from where arch God-squad Reinhardt lays on the hands, account at the beginning of The fact that the group or­ sod-all use to those of us who hope, Fredrick Chiluba, sold fanatic Reinhardt "Stark only this time nothing hap- each month were in fact pay­ ganising this piss-up came are unable to understand the out no sooner than he had set Raving" Bonnke (pronounced . pens, and the youngsters leave ing for a ship full of condoms, from the United States is a hundreds of pages of legal foot in the corridors ofpower. Bonker) did his stuff before the show as they came, push­ or something equally practi­ laugh in itself. The US of A, gobbledygook which make up Having no doubt heard the coming to Namibia. (Follow­ ing their wheelchairs and cal. the "mother of all democra­ our mother of all constitu- voice of God in a dream, ing in the footsteps of Jirnmy cursing themselves for not In the endI had to sit in the car cies", where you have to be a tions. Chiluba promptly declared "Hooker" Swaggart, how having enough faith. Mean­ 'park waiting for everyone to multi-zillionaire just to run How can the word democ­ Zambia a "Church State", could Reinhardt have chosen while Reinhardt runs laugh­ collect their vehicles, and it for election, and you have to racy carry any credibility af­ thus condeming the country's any name other than Bonnke?) ing to the bank. was only close to midnight have slept with the entire staff ter the way it has been abused many thousands of non-Chris­ But what a showman Rein­ What worries me is that there that I managed to narrow the of the OA to stand any chance over the years? Remember tians to years of forced Bible hardt is! were powerful people in the field down to one, and I was of winning. that the gulag run by Eric -bashing in return for an end to You can't but adrnire the way audience at Katutura's Inde­ able to drive away. This is the land of the govern­ Hoeneker and his cronies for the one-party rule. he_cured second-rate actors pendence Arena, waving their Perhaps it is the heat I am not ment which funded Savirnbi, 30 years was called the Ger­ Perhaps contrary to Chiluba's with big bogeys up their noses; arms and singing in praise of the only one- who has been Mobuto, Marcos and Pino­ .man DEMOCRATIC Repub­ belief, God is actually your with a laying-on of hands, Saint Bonnke; people who touched by a bout of mid­ chet in the name of that Big­ lic, while the " cradle of all archetypal despot who wields Reinhardt picked the bogeys make decisions for us in the Summer madness. The whole Mac, take-away word .... you democracies" - Britain - supreme power on earth sim­ clean out of their noses and, name of democracy. country is out to lunch, while know the one I mean, the "big doesn't even have a ply because she created this halleluja, the actors were Which only goes to show. If a few are so much out there D". constitution, and is invariably piddly planet. healed. They still couldn't act, votin~had ever achieved any­ that breakfast and dinner are What the hell is democracy run by a government elected The thing is, Chiluba and his but they did enough to fool thing, they would have abol­ thiown in for good measure. anyway? People are using the by less than 45 per cent of the _ born-again cronies are gradu­ the crowd. ished it. All of a sudden, the world is word as if it is the cure for electorate. ally taking over this half of Then, filled with belief that obsessed with "democracy", every illness under the sun. And in Namibia, we have those the continent. they too could be cured, kids

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* JOHANNESBURG: Charges on Wednesday. Wednesday. British press re­ to cirrhosis than men, an aca­ Mitterand and Premier Edith against Winnie Mandela and 15 ports said the Queen was con­ demic specialising in alcoholic Ctesson their worst-ever popu­ others of obstructing traffic and * LONDON, England: Queen cerned about the high cost dur­ liver disease said this week. larity ratings, compounding the hindering police in the execu­ Elizabeth n has blocked plans to ing a recession. woes of the governing Sodalist tion oftheir duty on May 22 last build a fountain commemmo­ * PARIS, France: A national Party. . year, were withdrawn in the rating her 40 years on the throne, * CAPE TOWN: Women are two opinion poll released on Wed­ *'Reports from Sapa, AFP and Johannesburg Magistrates Court Buckingham Palace said on to three times more susceptible nesday gave President Francois AP

Ministry of Wildlife, Chief Control Officer/Senior Chief Control Officer Ministry of Health and Conservation 1 post: Wi nd hoek Social Services and Tourism Salary: R53 769 xl 656- R58 737/R58 737 x l 875 - R64362. Minimum Requirements: A Senior (or equivalent) Certifi­ Principal Medical Officer: Windhoek. cate plus approximately 12 years appropriate experience, Hospital Services . Chief Conservation Officer incl uding management OR a B-degree (or an equivalent 2 posts: Windhoek Hospital Services 1 post: Rundu qualification) plus appropriate experience, including man­ 1 post: Windhoek: Paediatrics agement Salary: R55 425 xl 656 - R58 737 - R60 612. Salary: R40 ;>21 x l 656 - R48 801 . Enquiries: Mr. L. C. Wienand, tel. (061 ) 2929111 . A professional allowance of R17106 per annum is payable Minimum Requirements: An appropriate National Diploma on condition that a workweek of at least 56 hours is for technicians (or an equivalent qualification) plus appropriate Control Officer/Senior Control maintained. experience. Officer Minimum Requirements: Regi stration as a medical practi­ 1 post : Wi nd hoek tioner with the relevant council or authorization to practice as Enquiries: Mr. L. D. van Rooyen or Mr. C. Grobler, tel. (061) such in terms of existing legislation plus appropriate experience. ~3 131 . ' . Salary: R32349 xl 362 - R40 521 /R40 521 x l 656 - R5 3 769. Enquiries : Or. A.C . Oberhblzer, tel. (061) 2032035. Minimum Requirements:ASenior (orequivalent) Certificate plus approximately 8 years appropriate experience , including Control Resorts Officer experience on supervisory level OR. a B-degree (or an Control Officer/Senior Control 1 post: Namutoni equivalent qualification) plus appropriate experience, including Officer: Health Support experience on supervisory level. Administrative Services Salary: R40 521 x 1 656 - R53 769 . (Office Services) Enquiries: Mr. H. F. C. Jooste, tel. (061 ) 2929 111 . Minimum Requirements: A Senior (orequivalent) Certificate 1 post: Windhoek plus approximately 8 years appropriate experience, including experience on supervisory level OR a B-degree (or an Assistant Architect/Architect/Senior Salary: R32 349 xl 362 - R40 521 /R40 521 x l 656 - R53 769 . equivalent qualification) plus appropriate experience, includ­ Architect Minimum Requirements: A Senior (orequivalent) Certificate ing experience on supervisory level. 1 post: Windhoek plu s approximately 8 years appropriate experience, including experience on supervisory level OR a B-degree (or an Chief Resorts Officer/Senior Chief Salary: R37797 xl 362 - R40 521 xl 656 - R43 833/R48 901 equivalent qualification) plus appropriate experience, includ­ x 1 656 - R58 737/R58 737 x 1 875 - ·R64 362. ing experience on supervisory level. Resorts Officer Minimum Requirements: Assistant Architect - An educa­ 1 post each at Popa Falls and Terrace Bay tional qualification as prescribed in terms of the Architects and Enquiries: Mr. H. J. Calitz, tel (061) 32170 X 142. Quantity Surveyors Act 1979, (Act 13 of 1979) for registration as Arch itect-in -training . Architect • Registration with the Chief Clerk Salary: R24 120 x 927 - R26 901 xl 362 , R33 711 /R32 349 Namibian Council for Architects and Quantity Surveyors as a Post A: Health Support Administrative x 1 362 - R40 52!. Professional Architect . Services . Minimum Requirements: A Senior (orequivalent) Certificate (Office Services) plus appropriate experience. Enquiries : Mr. G. Burger, te!. (0 61 ) 29291 11 . Enquiries: Mr. J. L. Pieterse , tel. (061) 63131 . Post B: Health Care Adm'nistrative Services Artisan Foreman (Administrative ContrOl) Post C: Social Pensions Administration and 1 post: Gobabis Allowances Applicants must be Namibian citizens. (Control and Approval) Salary: R32 349 x 1 362 - R37 797. Minimum Requirements: An appropriate completed ap­ Post D: Lqboratory Administrative Services Applications (on form Z83 or ZO/1229(1) obtain­ prenticeship OR a Certificate of Competence or Trade Diploma (Debtors, Creditors and Statistics) able at all Government Offices) must be sent to: issued in term s of existing legislation (or an equi va lent quali­ Post E: Social Pensions Administration and The Permanent Secretary: Wildlife, fication) plus appropriate experience Allowances Conservation and Tourism, Private Bag 13306, (Norfhwest Region) Windhoek. Artisan (A)/Senior Artisan (A): 4 posts: Windhoek (Posts A, B, C and D) 2 posts: Ondangwa (Post E) Mechanical/Electrical Closing Date: 28 February 1992. 2 posts: Gobabis Salary: R24 120 x 927 - R26 90 1 xl 362 - R33 711 . Minimum Requirements: A Senior (or equivalent) Certificate · Salary: R20 412 x 927 -R25 978/R28 263 - R29 625 x 1 362 plus appropriate experience. - R33 711 . 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16 Friday-January 30 '1 ' 9~2 THE'NAMIBIAN Oonakukwatwa noo:mesile ya holoka DlOm.pangu OmuJumentu gwedhina moshipalakehe oshikulumuna OSWALDSHIVUTE Mwapumako Philippus 33, sholudhi nduka tashi etwa omukalimo gwomOkatu­ nananye 23 na Protasio Haufiku mokati koshigwana. ) tura . mo Winduka naye gwoomvula dhopokati, Ekandjo okwa indila oshig­ namukwawo gumwe nayo wo oya li ya holoka mOm­ wana shi longele tela kumwe gwomu Angola gwedhina pangu ya Mangestrata pOn­ nOpolisi mekandulopo lyo­ dangwa oshiwike sha zi ko .miyobena moshilongo. Manuel Antonio 38 na­ niipotha yomayeko; yoonkein~ Oshifo shika osha li wo sha tango oya holokele mOm­ badhala dhokudhipaga nokud­ kundana kutya, Opolisi oya pangu -ya Mailgestrata hipaga pomahala gi ili nogi ill. kwata natango Aangola oyendji pOndangwa oshiwike sha Shi omuntu to tala oshili sha shi na sha nEpangwe na otaya ziko shi na sha yela kutya aalumentu mbaka· ka hololta mompangu moom­ nokwaadhikwa taya eta mo oye li lela moshipyu, oshoka padhi oontalala, omanga yamwe iilwitho yopaita 1110 Na- . aalumentu mbaka oya ningila ya holokele mo nale omasiku mibia okupitila pomweelo oshigwam iikulumuna oyindji ga ziko. gwopoongamba dha Na­ yo iinene noonkondo. Omulumentu gwedhina Wernauman 38 naye wo okwa mibia na Angola Kuyele omvula ndjika oya pangulilwe m()mp~gu" .ya . hOl"okele osbiwike sha ziko pOshikango noya li ya Mlingestrata mOshahti, shi na mOmpangu ya Mngestrata Oministelki Yehongo, Nahas Angola, okwa li ya talelapo eefikola dihapu mOwambo kwatwa kOpolisi ya Na­ sha nIikulu~una mbyoka ya pOndangwa shi na sha ned­ moshivike sha dja ko. Mefano eli, omukuJwthufikola wopOndeihaluka, tate Namhindo mibia konima sho ya mono ~ ninga mOmudhingoloko gwa hipago. Oshipotha she osha ota wilike ovanafikola vaye ve lilongekidile okukunda Oministeli nomaimbilo. uuyelele wiihwapo nawa. ShaJcati mwa kwatelwa ihe tsillkwa sigo eti 31.01.1992. 1---'------Natango inaya puJwa ya shoka . shonkembadhala Kakele kaashoka moshilongo tye oye na ondjo neoge kaye yokuyeka po Pick and Pay omu na unene ngashingeyi na nOshipotha shawo osha popepi nOngwediva ndjoka ya iipotha yokwiimonitha iiponga, Elago a vulwa.koomaningilo tsilikwa sigo eti 18.02.1992 ka faalela omwenyo unene niilwitho mbyoka manga oshinpotha shawo gwOkomanda yawo Kliophas yopamuthigululwakalo, ngashi unene omikonda nomauta ga tashi konaakonwa pom­ Kilio Nghifoovo. Iipotha yawo oyindji yo nangongo. Omulipoti gwIip­ gokoombunda banda oshoka oshinene. iinene mbyoka tayi pangulwa otha pOmpangu ya Mangestrata dha pewa nale Oograde 9 kOndangwa oya tsilikwa sigo mOshakati omusamane Henock OmukuJuntu gwOsikola Yamwe yaali ya kwatelwe OSWALDSHIVUTE ngaashi sha li sha gandjwa. eti 18.02.1992, omangambyoka Haindobo, omasiku ga ziko wo noofunde pomasiku ngoka, Iiviyongo Combined Etompelo limwe anuwa yokOshakati ya tsilikilwe sigo okwa li a popi nokwa indila oshipotha shawo onkee ngaa School ndjoka yi na aan­ mOmbelewa yOshikandj0 Oshikandjo oshititatu osha pewa eti 13.02.1992. Epangelo kutya, li konaakone tashi konaakonwa natango. ona ye Ii 636 naalongisikola shawo oshititatu, moka a li a nale Oograde 9 odhindji. Kepulo Chief Inspector engambeko ·lyokweenda ·niil­ Ookakukutu kiikulumuna ye li 18, gwedhina Desid· gandja kutya oku na aalongi ye Omusamane Elago ota pula gwOpolisi mOshitopolwa sha witho yopashigwana- oshoka yaali.]'lakulyongaku okuza po erius Elago, okwa li a li yaali ya pita Ograde 12 na kutya, ano shoka sha talika Wambona Kaoko omusamane ohayi etitha iiponga oyindji Pick and Pay ya Namundjembo monath~a noshifo shika . yaheyali ya pita Ograde 12 Oogrndeo&lln~imOshikandjo J osefEkandjo okwa lombwela mokati koshigwana, noom­ pOngwediva eti 20.12.1991, nOomvula mbali dhuulongi. nenge uuwanawa welongo oshifo shika kutya hela ngaa pangu ohadhi pangula unene ongola yEtitatu Iya ziko konima sho mukwawo Kilio a Yafa naana yakwawo mboka lyokanona lya talika? aalumentu mboka ya kwatwa iiPQtha yiiponga ya holokithwa mOshakati, ta zilile li a yahwa noku ka sila to adha taya longo pOosikola Omukuluntusikola gwa iikulumuna iinene oya shu na po kiilwitho yoludhi nduka. kOombelewa dhElongo mOshipangelo shEpangelo ngaadhika ya pewa Oograde 9. Iiviyongo tate Desiderius Elago oniutse miipeta nOpolisi oyi li nokwa li a holola okuuva­ mOshakati uusiku tuumboka, Yamwe ota ti· kutya oto ya okwa indila kutya, Oshikondo lela ya tonata opo yi kwate nayi kwe omolwomayakulo gwedhina Pedro David Nghi- adha nomOoseko taya longo shElongo nashi takamithe mOshikondo shElongo ye na oongundu dha tumbulwa. oshinima shokuningilakOom­ kOndangwa nomomudhin­ Kakele kaashoka okwa li wo bunda, '. uuene okutala Eegululo lyokaklinika pO~utsii, dhi goloko, taga ningilwa a ulike omwaalu gwaanona ort\ushiwikile, Ofamili, kUume ariuwa kOombunda sha yomomudhingoloko moka na koye nosho· tuu' opo WU mu OmuJongisikola posikola Octoba omvula ya ya Kalumbi Shangula. manamo. okwa li a ti ngoka gu li mO~la ningile sha. ya Orutsiidhi pokati kOn· komusamane Kamanya, Otamu ka kala wo aapopi ya Omu ~ amane Elago ota ti yawo ogu li paanona 636 noye Oshifo· shika osha li wo sha gandjera nUukwambi okapwa okutungwa na simana, ngashi ~enga enene kutya., ye okwa li a ninga ein­ fia oICuza poGrade 1 sigo· 8 mono omanyenyeto ga zi omusalllane Frans Emvula otaka ka patululwa mO­ Herman Iipuinbu oshowo dilo opo ngeno pOsikola yawo ashike. The oy,a li ya pumbwa maalongi shi na sha nomato­ noonkondo Ograde-? omvula polo ' gomambo pombelewa okwa tseyithila oshifo shika soondaha twa uka moo Omusamane Frans Emvula ye ndjoka a tala ko oya gwana mwene pampito yokupandula okupewa Ogrde 9, yi pewe ndjika, na ohenda onene sho yokutopola omambo . pOn­ mOshakati kutya Okwa ti ota ka ka egululwa aayenda nosho tuu, Ograde ndjoka. ina ye yi mona. Elago ta, ti. dangwa, kutya napo opu na okapangelo kopomukunda eambelewa kOmukuluntu Amuhe, unene tuu mboka _ Pakuninga eindilo ndika Kepulo kutya omolwashike okuningila ' koombunda gwawo, hoka ka tamekelwe "gwUuhaku mOshitopolwa sha mwa mona ehiyo omwa tege­ kOshikondo, okwa li a andora'inaye yi mona, okwa ti kwamana mo noonkondo. Osha okutungwa okuza mu Wambo . Omundohotola lelwa. lombwelwa kutya na gandje ye koshigongi shokukonaakona li wo sha pewa omadhina gaam­ Oonzapo dhaalongi ye, na okwa nokugandja Oograde dhika ye boka haya ningile koombunda li a kutha ohauto ye opo a ye ina pitikilwa a ye ko, ihe okwa naamboka kayaningila koom­ PERI-URBAN DEVELOPMENT BOARD: WINDHOEK komagumbo gaalongi ye a ka lqmbwelwa anuwakutya kena bunda. pule ko ookopi dhoonzapo aalongi ya pyokoka okulonga Gumwe okwa ti kutya otatu VACANCY: HEAD MANAGEMENT SERVICES dhawo, e dhi fale kOndangwa Ograde 9, shoka ye a tala kutya ka mona Omuwiliki gwElongo mEtitano I ya ziko, ngashi a li a etompelo ka li na tate John Kandombo opo a lombwelwa. omakankameno, unene tuu konaakone oshinima shika REQUIREMENTS: Preference will be given to applicants with a B­ Okwe dhi fala dha pitila okulitalela mOosikola dhoka mOshikondo she. degree (or equivalent) with 8 years experience PUDES: Responsible for effective general administrative and management support services. Monitor and advise on the adequacy and effectiveness of management control systems and commisslon-. ing of area administration SALARY: Negotiable up to R58 737 per annum depend­ Ing on qualifications and experience BENEFITS: • Annual bonus (13 cheque) • Ample vacation and sick leave • Pension fund and Medical Aid Scheme • Housing loan and subsidising of payment (subject to certain conditions) • Assistance with removal expenses (subject to certain conditions)

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ENQUIRIES:Mr J.Anthonlssen or Mrs. S. Kotze ~ (061) 2247 11 Fax: (061) 31186 Omutalelishikandjo oshit-12, Matheus Nhinda, ota monika apa kolulyo ta fatululile CLOSING PATE: 10 February 1992. Oministeli yehongo pauxupi onghalo yehongo moshikandjo shaye. Oshikandjo eshi oshi na oluhepo linene, unene tun leenguJu dofikola noikwa·noipangifo ikwao yehongo. Omafano aeshe: OSWALD SmVUTE. - . THE ~MIBIAN Friday January 30 1992 17 .

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I .. ..J i i 8 Friday January.. 3-1 1992 THE NA,MIBIAN ,Regering praat . . uiteindelik·oor Rehoboth

DIE regering het eergister 'n verklaring oor die Reho­ Regering van.Rehoboth. afgehandel is. both-kwessie uitgereik en die inhoud daarvan word ~Dit moot ook duidelik gestel Diergaardt word herverseker weens die belang so breedvoerig as moontlik aangebied: word dat hierdie regering geen in die lig daarvan dat hy intensie het om enige inwoner aangeraai is om met' nhofsaak Onlangse probleme rondom by die plaaslike- en streeksad­ van Rehoboth die hehoud en te begin, dat hy vry is om dit te die grondkwessie op Rehoboth ministrasie. gebruik van bogenoemde grond doen as burger van die land en moet gesien word in die lig van Die oordrag va.'1 die land te onlneem nie of enigsins gn:nd dat hy bereid moet wees, soos die verklaarde beleid van die wat registreer is as Rehoboth te nasionaliseer of af te neem . ook die regering, om die hes­ regering om dorpe te proklam­ 302 en 302/1 in die guns van in Rehoboth of in enige ander lissing van so 'n hofsaak te meer, nie net in die gebied van die Regering van Namibie moet deel van die landnie. aanvaar. Rehoboth nie, maar oor die nie voorgehou word as 'n teken Dit is feitelik waar dat di­ In die tussentyd word daar hele land as goedgekeurde van die regering se voomeme egene wat tans op gemeenskaps 'n heroep op horn gedoen om woonbuurte soos bepaal deur om enige persoon sy of haar of kommunale gronde woon homself te weerhou van die Ordonnansie IT van 1963. Die reg tot hierdie grond te ont­ dit doen op die basis van 'n versteuring van die regering word in sy besluit om neemnie. kontrak wat deur die Minis­ vreedsaamheid op die dorp deur dit so te doen gerig deur die Hierdie stap word egter vereis terie van Landbou, Water en 'n gevoel van onsekerheid te begeerte om meer beleggings deur die wet om die regering in Landelike Ontwikkeling admin­ skep gebaseer op die verspreid­ te trek na die betrokke staat te stel, om wanneer dit so istreer word. Hierdie kontrakte ing van kwaadwillige valse d6rpsgebiede. Hierdeur word verlcies, jurisdiksie oor die gnXld sal aan die einde van Februarie inligting. 'n poging aangewend om ekon­ oor te dra aan 'n demokraties vanjaar verval. Hy moet ook besef dat hier­ omiese groei aan te wakker en verkose plaaslike regering sodra Die regering oorweeg vir die optrede aan sy kant reeds daardeur meer werksgeleen­ dit ingestel is. praktiese doeleindes van ad­ gelei het tot oproerige tonele thede te voorsien. Sodra hierdie proses afge­ ministratiewe gerief om hier­ wat oorgegaan het in die afvuur Soos in die geval van al­ handel is sal so 'n plaaslike die kontrakte te verleng vir 'n van vuurwapens, beide op die reeds bestaande dorpe sal hier­ regering direk betrokke .wees volgende twaalf maande om dag van die demonstrasie en die dorpe die geleentheid het by die administrasie en toek­ voorsiening te maak vir die later die aand in die omgewing om hul eie plaaslike besture te enning van die land ondeme.""ig verkiesing van plaaslike ower­ van die huis van die hoofdi­ verkies. Hierdie reg sal ook aan die bepalings van die Wet hede wat dan met die grond rekteur op die dorp. Hy moet Een van die gediggies oor Rehoboth deur 'n onbekende aan die inwoners van Reho~ op Streeks en PlaasiikeReger­ kan maak soos hulle dit goed besef dat sy optrede 'n on­ digter wat aangetrefis teen 'n muur in die kantoor van both roegestaan word. Die ings en die Namibiese Konsti­ ag binne die bepalings van die gewenste toestand van onge­ Hans Diergaardt. Baie van die sentimente geuiter in die plaaslike besture sal direk tusie. wet. mak skep in die hele land. gedig is telkemale gehoor tydens vergaderings en de- betrok:.1ce wees in die adminis­ Dit moet genoem word dat Hierdie besluit moet gesien Die regering is gereed om - monstrasies van,die basters oor d~e laaste paar maande. trasie en toekenning van die hierdie prosedure in dieselfde word in die lig van die aallbev­ met enige burger te praat wat grondgebied wat onder. hul1e mate vir alle nuwe dorpe wat elings van die grondkorueren­ voel hulle het wettige belange resorteer binne die raamwerk proklameer word geld. sie wat tans deur die regering in grond solank dit deur die van die Wet op Plaaslike Besture Met spesifieke verwysing na oorweeg word met die oog op regte kanale geskied. Op grond Opwinding heers wat binnekOlt promulgeer sal Rehoboth moet genoem word die formulering van 'n nasion­ _ hiervan is daar geen behoefte word. dat die eienaarskap en beheer ale . grondbeleid. As gevolg om die nOlmale funksies van Die doel van hierdie wet sal van die bogenoemde land he­ . hiervan sal dit vir die regering skole, regeringsk,'Ultore of die onder andere alia wees om rus in die hande van die Reger­ te vroeg wees om uitsprake te dag tot dag bedrywighede van oornuwemyn gemeenskappe in staat te stel ing van Namibie as titelopne­ maak oor beleidsake rakende vredeliewende inwoners van om meer direk hetrokke te raak mer vanaf die voormalige Rehoboth voor genoemde beleid Rehoboth te ontwrig nie. Dit is die plig van die reger­ NAMIBIESE owerhede is in ekstase oor die onlangse ing om vredeen wet en orde in aankondiging van 'n Suid-Afrikaanse maatskappy wat die land te behou en enige 'n oopgroeflcopermyn in die verre suide van die land wil bedreiging daarvan salop 'n open. Win the latest Citi Golf besliste manier hanteer word. Leake Hangala, Permanente word tot 75 000 ton per jaar.~ Diergaardt het verskeie kere Sekretaris van Myne en Ener­ met 'n omset van R300-miljoen gese die regering is nie bereid gie, het dit as "baie opwin­ nie. om met horn te praat nie. Hy Brand New dende nuus vir die mynsektor Revere beplan om die myn het egter op geen stadium so •n en die ekonomie beskryf.' , te ontwikkel om saam te val versoek aan die regering gerig Hangala het reageer op 'n met die verwagte tekort van nie. verklaring deur Revere Re­ koper op die wereldmarkte wat for only RS,OO Aan die ander kant het hy sources SA wat beplan om in die tweede helfte van die deur sy aksies en boodskappe R280-miljoen te spandeer om neentigerjare ondervind sal deurgaans geweier om van die die Haib kopermolibdeen-neer­ word. SPONSORED BY kantoor van die Streekskom­ slag sewe kilometer ten noorde Die Haib reserwe, slegs sewe ~ missaris gebruik te maak. van die Oranjerivier te kilometer noord van die Die Staatspresident, die ontwikkel. Oranjerivier, is slegs tien kilo­ Eerste Minister en die Minis­ Die myn word heplan om meter ver van die hoofweg wat ter van Plaaslike Owerhede en Siidwest voor einde vanjaar reeds in Griinau met Springbok in die Behuising het verlede jaar met produksie te korn. Kaapprovinsie verbind. Diergaardt in verbinding getree In die eerste fase sal ongev­ Dit is ook slegs honderd Autohaus en vergeefs gewag op horn om eer 150 ton per nllland ontgin kilometer ver vanaf die spoor­ op te daag vir 'n geskeduleerde word en die syfers sal later lyne op Griinau waarmee die afspraak:. . opgestoot word tot 450 ton. erts deur Walvisbaai uitgevoer Support a young school, Primary School Moses van der Byl in their wish to create sports facilities at their Die regering het nou weer 'n Winste uit die ontwikkeling sal word. school. Competition & Regulations. ministeriele werkskomitee en die infrastruktuur sal later Dit is ook redelik naby die opgestel en sonder voorbehoud 1. Entries will be stored in a computer. gebruik word om na die wen­ elektriese lyne wat Suid-Af­ & Diergaardt uigenooi vir 'n 2. Organisers, Sponsors Staff of the above mentioned school, are not allowed to center the competition. slikheid van ontginning van lika met Namibie verbind. 3. The winner will be notified personally. ontmoetingom sy griewe te sulfied te kyk. Hangala se die myn sal klein 4. Enquiries can be made between 14h30 and 17hOO pm. on weekdays at telephone number (061) 63011/2. bespreek. Diergaardt het weer Verdere studies sal ook begin nlllar het die potensiaal 5. Transfer costs will be paid by winner of outside Namibia. verkies om nie vir die afspraak gedoen word om te bepaal of om tot 1 000 werkers binne vyf 6. Cheques and money orders must be made out to: Moses van der Byl Primary School. op te daag nie. ontginning nie opgestoot kan jaar in diens te neern. 7. The decision of the organisers will be final. Die Regering van Namibie 8. CLOSING DATE: 31 October 1992 doen 'n beroep op inwoners DATE OF DRAW: Sat. 14 November 1992 van Rehoboth om nie toe te laat om mislei te word deur Se'minaar om arbeidskode THIS GOLF 1800cC, 1992 model can be yours for just RS.OO Enter now. diegene wat hut wiI misbruik Send your entry form to . en mislei vir eie politieke te bespreek " Moses van det Byl Primary School, P/Bag 15003, Katutura, Windhoek, Namibia, 9000 doeleindes nie. - , . -':.. OUESTION; Who is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Namibia? UITNODIGINGS word deur die Ministerie word. Tydens die seminaar sal 'n paneel van van Arbeid en MannekragontwikkeHng ultges­ arbeidskenners betrokke wees en seminaar­ tuur aan belanghebbendes in die arbeids­ gangers sal in staat wees om enige aspek van mark vir 'n seminaar wat op 13 en 14 Febru­ die arbeidswetgewing met hul te bespreek. o HAGE GEINGOB 0 ANJ'ON VON WIETERSHEIM 0 MOSES GAROEB (MARK WITH lC) arie oor die arbeidskode gehou sal word. Die Die inhoud van die arbeidskode sal ook op die instansies wat genader word, word versoek seminaar verduideUk word. Instansies wat FOf ______Ticke.t(s) R ______om afvaardigings na die seminaar te stour. genooi is word ook deur die minlsterie No ______Die Minister van Arbeid het in die vorige aangemoedig om meer afgevaardigdes vanaf I Postal Order I Cheque sitting van die parlement sy voorneme bek­ verafge!ee dorpe te nomineer sodat huIle ook end gemaak om gedurende die volgende sessie aan die bespreklngs kan deelneem. die arbeidswetgewing ter tafel te le. As erken­ Die semioaar sal in die SKW- sam in TaJstraat ning van die belang wat hierdie wetgewing gehou word. Registrasie sal vanaf 8h30 die ~ffi:======~::==~~~-~~~=J vir die land sal he is die ministerie begerig om oggend van die dertiende plaasvind en Ar­ t TEL:(H}._ ------. --- (W) ______dit met alIe be anghebbeodes te bespreek beidsmlnister Hendrik Witbooi sui die open­ aivorens dl.t na die parlement geneem km ing om 9hOO waarneem. THE NAMIBIAN Friday January.31 1992 19 . steeds onderdruk word insekere BRIEWE .. BRIEWE .. BRIEWE .. BRIEWE witmense se kombuise. : / Ek: glo die regering weet.niks hielVan nie.·Somqrige van l!ulle Fiets gekry in ontstaan. Is jy werklik in staat Tsumeb is inkommers wat die mense om die klokkie te lu! wanneer so ~nderdnik . Ek vra die re­ plaas van plaas jy in pyne is of te swak is? As Gesonde huishulp dakteur van die Namibian om daar probleme is, is dit die 'n hoeki~ vir'tcombuiswerkers Gun my ook 'n plekkie om my pasient se skuld? Is dit dalk die net tot twaalfuur te plaas· sodat _ elkeen sy se te se in u koerant. Nadat die personeel se skuld? Hoe ver­ . probleme kan instuur-om deur land nou vrygeword het clink duidelik en beskou jy so 'n Ek is 'n ongelukkige huishulp .almal gelees te word. Gp so 'n ek weer terug hoe die DTA ons situasie? Daar is die Otjiwar-. en doen huiswerk al tien jaar wyse word. di; regenng ook om die bos wou lei. ongo en die Grootfontein hos­ lank, maar nie by dieselfde bewu~ van die apartheid. In die sewentigeIjare was ek pitale wat ek persoonIik be­ plek nie. Nou werk ek by wit­ werksaam by 'n sekere mnr. soekhetniaar 'nmens vindnie mense vol apartheid. Die land Ontevrede huishulp Swaneberg op die plaas sulke gevalle by hulle soos in is onathanklik maar die apait­ Ltideritz f Voigtsgrund in die Mariental­ die Tsumeb-hospitaal nie. heid word steeds op ons distrik. Dit word nou te erg, ons kan toegepas. Onderwyser.es laat Leuens rondom Terwyl ek daar werksaam dit nie meer uithou nie. Vanaf agtuur tot ietsie voor was het daar mense aangekom Kom gee aandag aan die twaalf kan ek in die huis wees. druip lFerlinge wat soos hulle beweer het vir Lombard-hospitaal op Tsumeb. Sodra dit twaalfuurword moet pie onderwysers, leerlinge en die sensusopname daar was. Dit word nou erger. Jare en ek uitgaan na my spesiale kamer Rehoboth verwar net ouers is ontevrede oor verlede Hulle het nie vir ons swartes jare is dit dieselfde probleme. toe. Aan my is gese ek mag nie jaar se · st~derd agt en nege identiteitsdokumente gegee nie. Bring tog 'n verandering aan. in die kombuis wees terwyl Die kwessie van Rehoboth wat vir die laaste tydjie gedraal uitslae van die Sekondere Skool Toe kom daar weer mense Ons hoop dat wie ookal in hulle kos maak nie. Hier het het, sal nOll moontlik aandag van regeringskant geniet Ovitoto. Die onderwyseres wat onder wie daar 'n tolk was op beheer van die Lombard-hos­ baie werkers weggeloop ter indien Hans Diergaardt bereid sal wees om soos hy ver­ die vak aanbied is die hoofrede die plaas aan Onthou, die Suid­ pitaal is na hierdie probleme wille van hul apartheidsbeleid. skeie keer gese het met die regering daaroor te praat. · van die ontevredenheid van Afrikaanse polisie was ook sal kyk. As daar nie hoop vir 'n Nahulle klaar geeethet mag Diergaardt het op die meeste van sy vergaderings en in leerlinge. Sy leer net van die teenwoordig. pasient se.toestand is nie is dit ek eers inkom om die skot­ onderhoude gese die regering is nie bereid om met horn te "sleutel" af en leer ook nie Die mense waarvan ek nou verstaanbaar maar as daar wel telgoed te kom was. Teen die praat nie en dat hy geforseerword om 'n anderweg te neem goeo. alleer sy VaR- die ~ ' sleu­ praat was DTA-mense. Ons is hoop is glo ek die pasient moet tyd is almal uit want in die om sy saak te kan stel. tel" af nie. Die kinders wat belowe dat as ons vir die DTA gehelp word. As 'n oud-in­ kombuis is daar 'n monster. Die kommissie is nou aangestel en dit moet nog gesien word verlede jaar standerd in die komende verkiesing stem, woner van Tsumeb voel ek dat Daarom se ek, "Gesonde of Diergaardt bereid sal wees om met hul te praat anders nege gedruip het is ons plase gaan kry. oor die jare 'n verandering mens net tot twaalfuur. "-Daama tevrede met hul sal dit beteken sy woorde was nie opreg toe hy vanaf Ek weet reeds van beloftes aangebring moes word. het ek melaats of 'n aansteek­ verskeie verhoe gekla het hy kry nie 'n onderhoud nie. wat toenderjare gemaakwas in Die hospitaal is nie vergroot like siekte. Intussen het die regering uit verskeie oorde kategories die oorlogsjare, Hoe ons be­ nie maar het nuwe personeel Hier het ek 'n eie bord, vurk, ontken dat Diergaardt die regering genader het vir 'n loftes gegee was dat ons plase bygekry. is dit nie goed om 'n mes en eie outydse beker. Myne ander sk6le gestuur gesprek. Eers by monde van die Adjunk-Minister van sal kry wanneer ons van die bietjie menslik op te tree nie. word apart gesit en dit maak le~rlinge het net Plaaslike Owerhede en Behuising, Jerry Ekandjo, en nou gevegsfront terugkeer. 'foe kry Kom stel asseblief onder­ my hele lewe baie ongelukkig. ingkunde gedruip en eergister by wyse van 'n verklaring .uitgereik deur die elkeen 'n fiets of 'n donkiekar. soek in by ons hospitaal. Ons Mooipraat is nie wat ons soek standerd nege regering. Die blankes het elk 'n plaas of Tsumeb-inwoners is baie teen nie maar goeie maniere. rekeningkunde Dit is uit die aard van die saak baie moeilik om te se wie die duisende ponde gekry. die reels van die Lombard­ Ek voel baie ongelukkig onderwyseres dit . waarheid praat aangesien altwee oorde so hard aandring . Ek is 'n lid van die Swapo­ hopitaal. Dit is baie dringend . wanneer ons praat van 'n op die waarheid van hul bewerings. organisasie.Nie 'nDTA,NPF, onafhanklike Namibie maar nog Ontevredeleernbge UDF of wie ookal sal ek lid Radeloos Dit aan die een kant gelaat is dit verblydend om te sien dat Tsumeb daar 'n rigting ingeslaan word wat al die leuens rondom van word nie. Rehoboth op die lappe sal bring. Johannes Boois DIE TCL-myn van Tsumeb is Leuens in die Rehoboth-kwessie was daar nie 'n tekort aan Windhoek nog steeds besig met apartheid nie. Rondom Rehoboth het die manne en vroue nie spek soos in die koloniale tyd. Hulle geskiet nie maar het byna letterlik en figuurlik met die hele Lombard-pasiente vorder nog met daardie vuil vark gegooi, indien nie met varke nie. woord om 'n swartmens kaffer Daarom is daar begrip vir die lesers indien hune nog nie kraam alleen te noem. Diploma Courses In: kan sin maak uit wat op·Rehoboth aan't gebeur is nie. Die wittes trek nog steeds - Executive Secretarial Course Hiermee wil ek graag u aandag voordeel terwyl die swartes Joernaliste wat die saak lank reeds volg ondervind nog - Comprehensiv,e Computer Course steeds probleme om hul weg deur die doolhof van leuens vestig op wat in die Lombard­ onderdruk en benadeel word. 'n Goeie voorbeeld is soos - Word Processmg rondom Rehoboth te vind. hospitaal op Tsumeb vir die afgelope paap jaar gebeur en in die geval wat ek nou sal Slegs om 'n paar voorbeelde aan te haal: - Adult English Improvement my ontstel aangesien die per­ noem. Vir die jaar 1992 het Dinsdag was een van die verslaggewers van hierdie koer­ soneel geen aandag aan die TCL gese hy vat nie mense van - Dressmaking ant met persone betrokke by die Rehoboth-kwessie in pasiente gee rue. buite af vir vakleerlingskap nie, - Modem Design gesprek en is meegedeel dat Neville Angermund, die Dit wil se in die sale of as maar skielik stel hulle toe streekskommissaris, in 'n vergadering met Moses Garoeb, buite-pasiente. twintig wittes aan wat van buite City Centre Accominodation ~ Sekretaris-Generaal van Swapo, sit. Dertig sekondes daarna Die manier waarop hulle af gekom het en nie IK-toetse For a free brochure and informltion skakeI Garoeb ewe onbewus van sy huis in HQChlandpark behandel word sowel as die geskryfhet nie. na die NBC om met die radio-omroeper op die program onmaniedike taalgebruik. Die swartes wat reeds vir die r------~-----­, Write to: City College, p.a. Box 647 "Open Time" te gesels. Die probleem wat my die myn werken die toetse geskryf I Johrumesburg 2000. Tel. (011)294118 Indien joernaliste liggelowig is sou ons begin glo in die meeste tref is by die kraamafde­ het is almal afgekeur en hulle I Name: ______alomteenwoordigheid van Garoeb, maar 'n oproep na sy ling. se hul aansoek om vakleer­ I Address: ______huis het gou bevestig hy was besig om televisie te kyk of na Pasiente moet alleen kraam lingskap was almal onsuksesvol. die radio te luister. sonder 'n verpleer, suster of Hoe moet 'n mens so iets ver­ IL ______Code_ __ Dis nou wat gebeur wanneer jy met Rehoboth doenig is. dokters wat sulke gevalle 24- staan? Mense word van buite Vroeer die week kom daar 'n paar Herero-leiers en se hune uur moet bewaak of gereeld 'n ingesmokkel en die swart ondersteun Diergaardtin sy pogings. ondersoek moet instel of die werkers wat reeds daaris moet Hulle gaan toe verder en se hulle het ook 'n belang by die pasient gerieflik is. swoeg en sweet. saak aangesien die grond vroeer van 'n Herero-Ieier gekoop Die geval hier by die Lom­ is. Dit slaan ons toe heeltemal dom want na wat Maandag bard-hospitaal is dat jy die Ontevrede ouers van aan- klokkie moet lui indien jy hulp van Diergaardt verneem is, is die grond van 'n Nama-Ieier nodig het maar die vraag gekoop. Natuurlik is aIIes moontlik as daar na Rehoboth gekyk moetword. Miskien is die basters ingeloop en het hune vir die grond geld betaal aan 'n Nama-Ieier en ook aan 'n Herero-Ieier, wat sou beteken dathune twee keer vir dieselfde artikel betaal het. As dit die geval is, moet daar beslis baie begrip vir die Earthmoving experience optrede van vandagwees want as 'n maneers twee keer vir dieselfde ding betaal het, dan weet ek nie so mooi nie. AUTO ELECTRICIAN Die grootste hoop egter is dat die stories en leuens rondom requires the services of the following BOILERMAKERS Rehoboth op die een of ander wyse op die lappe sal kom sod at almal kan sin maak uit wat gebeur. N amibian teachers: ELECTRICIANS Een van die belangrikste sake in Rehoboth is natuurlik die CIVIL ENGINEERS kwessie van die status quo en die dag waarvandaan tra­ 1. English 1st language HG: Stds 9 + 10 SITE FOREMEN disionele aansprake op grond gemaak kan word. SOIL TECHNICIANS to start immediately. Diergaardt beroep horn op die status quo van 1872 en die MECHANICAL Voorvaderlike Wette van die jaar en wil Rehoboth behou FITTERS soos in daardie tydperk. . TURNERS 'n Interressante moontlikheid is dat 'n Kaptein soos Witbooi 2. Physical Science: Standard 9. horn lmn beroep op die status quo van die voor-koloniale Mathematics: Grade 10. tydperk en kan· aanspraak maak op al die grond wat Period 6 April to 16 October 1992 . Hendrik Witbooi I toe besit het. So kan baie tradisionele leiers hulle beroep op die status quo van 'n tydperk wat vir hul die voordeligste sal wees en Enquiries: Headmaster op die ou end kan ons sit met tientaIIe eise wat grond opeis en in die meeste gevaIIe sal oorvleuel met die grondgebied van die ander. 20 Friday 'January 31 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

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. CLEMENS Westerhof, the Dutch coach to the Nigerian national football team, has been given a vote of confindence by the country's goverment. Two other coaches of losing teams at the African Nations Cup have been sacked or left since the ijpals. which ended last Sunday. So you Vice-president Augustus Aikhomu said that Westerhofwould even get 5 000 dollars bonus for the third place gained by Nigeria. think an WISPECO of Senegal was sacked and Philippe Redon left office NAMIBIA (Pty) Ltd We will be closed for stock taking Cameroon after their teams bowed out of the Nations Cup finals won by Ivory Coast. Job is on Friday the 31/01/1992. We ap­ KESSLER • KESSLER beyond pologise for any inconvenience &tate Agenta caused SWAKOPMUND Box 728 - wtNDHOEK your WINDHOEK BUSINESS MA­ India to nse four-man pace TAMARISKA Comfortable home with 3 bed­ CHINES (PTY) LTD. P.O. Box reach? 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LONDON: A month ago the battle for the English Merseyside team has won the Houghton added the second If the results go Liverpool's On Sunday, sixth place As­ soccer league title looked a two-horse race between title six times and flnished from a pass by Scotsman Steve way, Souness' team could be ton Villa hosts Everton. Manchester United and Leeds. But, like a thoroughbred runner-up the other four. Nicol. only flve or six points off the The top two teams in the coming up on the rails, Liverpool is making its late run. Wednesday's result also Tomorrow's scheduled lead. Scottish premier division, maintained Liverpool's recent games also could help Souness' In other games tomorrow, Hearts and Glasgow Rangers, After beating champion it was 16 points behind and it run of just one defeat in 19 team. fourth place Manchester City clash in Edinburgh. Arsenal 2-0 on Wednesday. still has United to play at home. games, including 12 victories. Liverpool hosts an erratic hosts mid-standings Tottenham Omnpian Rangers has a two­ Livelpool moved to within eight History also points to Liver­ Having lost twice in the league Chelsea while Manchester and elsewhere it is Sheffleld point lead over Hearts, which points of standings leader pool flnishing in the top two. to Arsenal last season, the United goes to face champion Wednesday-Luton, Crystal is eight points clear of third Manchester United. At pne ~tage In the last ten seasons, the victory tasted even sweeter. Arsenal at Highbury. Leeds, Palace-Coventry, N orwich­ place Celtic. - Manager Graham Souness which is two points behind Southampton, Nottingham AP is refusing to talk about his United, has potentially an easy Forest-Sheffield United, team's title chances, however. home game against lowly Notts Queens Park Rangers-Wimble­ "Football is all about opin­ County. don and West Ham-Oldham. Bureau of Student Affairs ions," the Scot said. "I don't want to talk about us in con­ Medical nection with the championship. "I am happy ifpeople go on talking about Leeds and Man­ chester United. Practitioner We were lucky to go in against Arsenal at half-time with a lead (Part-time) when we should have been a goal behind. Requirements: M.B., CH.B. " But our second-half per­ formance was good enough to Job description: Must be available on campus for win any game on its own," one hour 5 days a week to undertake basic diagnos­ Souness said. tic examining, sport injuries and general community And Liverpool isn't yet at health. full strength. England winger John Bar­ Date of assumption of duties: nes and Welsh striker Ian Rush As soon as possible. are waiting to return after in­ Contact persons: Ms D Nashandih at 307-2295 or jury to boost a team that also is Mr H Villet at 307-2083 chasing success in Europe's UEFA Cup. Application procedure for position: England international cen­ Please #forward applications/CV's to the' Personnel ter-back Mark Wright has tight­ Department, Academy, Private Bag 13301 , Wind­ ened up a previously shaky hoek or fax 307-2444. defence, while Danish midflelder Jan Moelby's pre­ Attractive remuneration applies. cise passing creates openings for Welsh striker Dean Saun­ ders, who has scored five goals in his last eight games. Israeli striker Ronnie Rosen­ thal is proving another live­ -4\- wire attacker and it was his ACADEMY weaving run through the Arse­ nal defense that led to Mo­ ANTHONY Yeboah (no.9) of Ghana tangles with Serge Maguv ofIvory Coast as the BlllLD THE NATION THROUGH EDUCATION elby's penalty against Arse­ nal. latter nation won the African Nations Cup championships cup for the rIrst last THE BEST PEOPLE FOR THE JOB 533841 PZ16 Irish midfielder Ray Sunday, beating Ghana 11-10 on a penalty shoot-out after a goalless extra-time.

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: WAS surprised, or rather shocked, by hearing over h e NBC-TV sports bulletin, earlier this week, that the Ilamibian National soccer team will not take part in the lualifiers round play-offs of the 1994 Africa Nations ::up finals. rhe failure of the NFA to simply register our national .eam for the event did not only deprive our local players 'r om pitting their skills against the best African football ;an offer, but the association has once against clarified ts incapability to run the affairs of our sport. [personally think that the reasons stated by the Football <\ssociation 's senior vice-president, George Jackson, :hat the association was fmanci~ly incapable to partici­ late, is ridiculous. fhe first round match es of the competition are not to McEnroe set for Davis Cup record ;tart as early as August later this year and it is realy KOHALA COAST, HAW All: (56), most team matches (26), last year's Davis Cup final. ~heap from the authorities to speculate that they won't John McEnroe is moving to an most singles matches (49) and The US team was unceltain i>e having the resources to h ost other countries by then. even rarer plateau, leaving most singles wins 41. . until three days before the match file NFA,·as Jackson has p ointed out to me earlier, is behind Bill Tilden and Stan Whether McEnroe will play who the French would use, currently negotiating with various business companies Smith. singles, doubles or both won't Gorman said. [or fmancial support and that it (NFA) was planning to The United States' first-round be known before yesterda's . Henri Leconte played both announce their financial status at the end of this month. Davis Cup match against Ar­ draw is announced. singles and doubles in France's What makes me wonder, is why the association should LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND: gentina, which begins its three­ McEnroe 's versatility fits in . victory. The other members of day run today, will mark McEn­ well with the US team's new the US team are Rick Leach, link their failure to register the national team for the Danish midfielder Jan Mo­ roe 's 12th year of play in the format of mixing the members Andre Agassi and Pete Sam­ CAF toUrnament to their bankrupcy, whilst they had all elby drove home a penalty . international tennis competi­ of its four-man squad, rather pras. Argentina's team is the time in the world to register the team before the and Ray Houghton strolled tion. He currently shares the than assigning two to singles composed of Javier Frana, December 31 deadline. through a static defense to American record of 11 years and two to doubles. Alberto Mancini, Christian The argument now is not the costs that the association score a second as Liverpool with Tilden and Smith. "We have more flexibility Miniussi and Martin Jaite. will carry, but befng it £ national event I can also not downed English soccer The New York left-hander and options thaneverbefore ," Today 's action at the Mauna undel·stand why the Namibian government cannot as­ champion Arsenal 2-0 has compiled an overall record US team captain Tom Gorman Lani Resort's Racquet Club sist the NF A in tlus regard, as football is supposed t o be Wedesday to boost its own of41 -8inCup singles play and said. Selecting players who can will feature two singles matches. the national sport. chances in the title race. 15-1 in doubles since playing play both singles and doubles The doubles will be played The position ofthe government regarding soccer as the The result put third place his first Davis Cup match in also provides an element of tomorrow, with two "reverse" 1978. surprise, Gorman said. singles matches on Sunday. n a tion al sport of this country must also be clarified. Liverpool eight points behind Over the years, McEnroe has France found that element France begins the defense of leader Manchester United and set five US Davis Cup records: of surprse successful in beat­ its title today by playing host ***************** the two sides still must meet most matches (64), most wins ing the United States 3-1 in to Britain. - AP at Anfield. Arsenal remains 20 points behind United and SA FOOTBALL . is virtually out of the race in seventh place. It was Liverpool's 12th win A career in the ANDNAMIBIA in a 19-9ame nul that includes only one defeat. Last season Maritime Industry THE decision taken by our Sports Ministry to follow in Arsenal beat Liverpool home the footsteps of the international community to uplift and away on its way to win­ the ban on certain South African sports codes, was a ning the title and leaving the • Navigators (Nautical Studies) most welcome one. Merseyside club in second • Engineers (Mechanical) The country's sports, especially soccer is certainly going plac~. to benefit from the move as local clubs will be able to Liverpool's Zimbabwean For those interested in a career in the maritime industry, a cadetship at recl"Uit coaching officials and vastly experienced play­ goalie foiled sea could prove an invaluable stepping-stone to your ultimate goal. ers from our southern neighbours. Arsenal twice in the opening The local soccer administrators could also learn a tr ick fIfteen minutes. There are vacancies for young, matriculated people to begin a three­ and-a-half-year cadetship ·in the navigation or engineering fi eld, or two from their counterp arts r egarding the running He made a stunning one­ commencing March 1992. of the various regional leagues in the country. handed reflex save after Paul Merson had taken a defense­ ******************** Applicants should be under 21 years of age, be Namibian citizens with splitting pass from David at least a "C" symbol in Mathematics and Physical Science (Standard Rocastle. Minutes later he Grade), enjoy sound health and have the ability to pass our prescribed dived to his right to hold a form and colour vision and eyesight test. PREMIER LEAGUE goal-bound header by Ian Wright. Should you think that you fit the bill kindly applyin writing or telephone Moelby's penalty came a our contact person, Miss C. Du Plessis at (061) 298-2128, TransNamib MEETING SUNDAY minute before half time when Head Office, Private Bag 13204, Windhoek. I8-year Arsenal debutant Ray ALL Prenuer League teams are invited to attend a Parlour halted a weaving run No application will be considered unless accompanied by proper, " very urgent" meeting at the Rossing Foundation by Ronnie Rosenthal by haul­ certified copies of documents of citizenship and qualifications. Recreation HaIl in Khomasdal this Sunday at 09h30. ing the Israeli striker down Revealing this news to the Namibian Sport was Hen­ inside the penalty area. Closing date: 18 March 1992. drick Christian, chairperson of the Premier League Liverpool dominated the Steering Committee, who said that it was very impor­ second half and Steve Nicol tant that all the teams in the Premier League be repre­ opened up the Arsenal de­ sented at the meeting. fense with a pass to Houghton TransNamib in the 68th minute. The Irish Change is the price of survival. international midfielder Limited moved clear of the Arsenal Advertise in The N amibian defense before stroking the The National Carrier of Namibia ball past goalie David Sea­ for the best results. man. -AP I I, • ~. i . ~ ~ • \.. (' f .. .. I' 1 I.. I I, f 1.2 q Friday 'J anuaty 31 1992

INDIANAPO LIS: A mostly white, mostly male jury was seated to hear opening arguments yesterday in the rape case that could put Mike Tyson - the youngest heavy­ weight champ in boxing history - behind bars for up to 63 years. The 25· year-old black fighter is accused of raping a Miss Black America contestant in his hotel room July 19. Tysonhas said the 18-year-old woman consented to sex. After the last of the 12 regular jurors was selected Wednesday, they were sequestered and spent the night at a hotel. The jurors range in age from 21 to 55, with most in their 30s. Four are women; three are black. Most are married. Race had been a source of dispute, with the defense complain­ NATIONAL middleweight champ Sakkie Shivute will fight for a place into the African Olympic boxing team in ing the jmy pool's racial make-up did not represent Mation Cassablanca, Morocco, in a tournament starting Sunday until Tuesday, February 11. County, which is 21 percent black. DuIing jury selection, lawyers explored potential jurors' atti­ tudes about sex, race and celebrity; whether they could separate the brute in the ting from the manin the courtroom; whether some people "ask forit" with their actions; and whether a woman can HOBIAS STIL...... say yes to sex without explicitly saying so. The defense was expected to seize on the fact that the woman went to Tyson's hotel room after midnight and removed a panty liner in the bathroom, the New York Daily News reported yesterday, quoting a lawyer it did not identify. NAMIBIAN PATRIOT The woman's attorney, David Hennessey, said her visit with Tyson was innocent and the removal of the panty shield was normal hygiene. On Wednesday, Superior Court Judge Patricia J Gifford didnot But conside·rs turning pro soon ... inunediately rule on a defense request to bar evidence about past incidents involving Tyson. Several women have accused the fighter of fondling them or roughing them up. held discussions with a well­ for Morocco today to compete A circus atmosphere has surrounded the case, with fans calling CONRAD ANGULA known professional boxing in an Olympic Games qualify­ personality. ing tournament in Cassablanca. out to Tyson upon his arrival. Reporters have competed for seats TIle middleweight boxer also TIle tournament will be staged along with regular citizens, and the free passes available to the NAMIBIAN national light middleweight champion Nestor stated that he never partici­ from February 2-11. public have been scalped for at least $100. The mal will not be Thobias, yesterday explained his recent much-publicised pated or signed any contract, Africa is chosing a conti­ televised; state law bars q.meras from the courtroom. tour to neighbouring South Africa and also issued a which could be in breach of the nental team of seven boxers in Tyson in 1986 became boxing's youngest heavyweight champ press statement, denying allegations that he was signed amateur boxing code. each weight division. The first at age 20. He lost the undisputed title when he was knocked out up by Mike Segal, a Johannesburg-based promoter, to Thobias continued that he four of each division were by James "Buster" Douglas in 1990. turn professional. was fully prepared to repre­ determined after ilie All-Afri­ In 1990, a New York jUlY awarded $100 to a woman who sent Namibia in the continen­ can Games in Cairo last year. claimed Tyson grabbed her at a disco. The 1990 Miss Black Thobias, together with Har­ tal championships to beheld in Hanis Simon, the most prom­ America, Rosie Jones,has sued Tysonfor$100 million, claiming ris Simon and Albertus Katiti, Morocco later this monili. ising boxer Namibia has pro­ he fondled her buttocks during the 1991 pageant. were recently linked with Segal .He said that at the age of25- duced in the past decade, has Tyson's former wife, actress Robin Givens, accused him of reported to have built up an years, he has given the best already assured his place for ~ tertoIising her. 111ey divorced in 1989. - AP impressive stable of promis- years of his career as an ama­ the Olympic Games with his teur boxer, which spanned 12 splendid win in Cairo. years and 162 fights "to main­ Simon. a 20-year-old wel­ tain and uphold amateur box­ terweight, stopped Seoul Olym­ ing in this countty. I have done pic Games silver medallist, THE RoSSING FOUNDATION so with pride and great success Nyere Makongorore, in one for Namibia, under often trying round to clinch the All-Afri· and difficult circumstances and can Games title in Egypt last BOOKKEEPER now feel that after Morocco year. and hopefully Olympic Games, He is also the current FES­ The Rossing Foundation has a vacancy for a Bookkeeper at its Head Office in I will seIiously consider turn­ CABA light welterweight Windhoek. This person will report to the Accountant ing professional to further my champ. career either locally or inter­ The team is: Sakkie Shivute VETERAN boxing official nationally," he said. (middleweight); Nestor Tho­ The ideal candidate should be matriculated and have bookkeeping experience. Joe Kaperu will manage The CDM employee con­ bias (light middleweight) and Computer background Will be a strong recommendation. the Namibian national cluded by saying that he, Albertus Katiti (bantamweight). boxing team. however, had to reiterate my Katiti is also the holder of The Rossing Foundation offers a competitive remuneration package, which future position in boxing quite the FESCABA batanweight title includes pension, medical aid and bonus. The salary is negotiable. ing young fighters. clearly to the authorities in order polder. According to Thobias, he to avoid any further problems. The team would be man­ visited that country merely to Thobias is part of a Namib­ aged by former national mid­ Applications should be addressed to; investigate the professional ian team of three boxers and dleweight champion Joe 'Kil­ boxing scene whereby he also two officials, who will leave ler' Kaperu and coached by The Assistant Director another fonner national champ Chris Swartbooi. Finance and Administration * TIle Namibian Sport wishes PO Box 20746 ) the three boxers and their two WINDHOEK officials all the best of luck in their endeavours and ilie team OR Telepohone Mr N. Louis or Mr A von Plato (061) 211721 can be assured that our sports desk, together with the hun­ dreds of boxing fans, would if you have any enquiries in this regard . hold our thumbs tight. Good luck guys! CLOSING DATE; 7 FEBRUARY 1992

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