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Port handover could have N$100m price tag QUAKE WORRIES .•. Los Angeles, USA· A man sleeps in his bed after moving out of his ,-::t::;:::::::t:",:· Idamaged flat building, seen in the backgr.ound, GRAHAM HOPWOOD S2 a _SJi on Wednesday. A 6,6 earthquake hit the Los •• • ~ Angeles area on Monday, killing at least 43 A DAY OF hard bargalDlng IS BRUTALI people. Damage estimates for the earthquake expected in Pretoria today as a high- ARRIVES, p3 have rise~ to an estilll:ated US$30 billion. Photo: powered Namibian delegation flies Reuters VIa Nampa i;,-;-'-' )~CAN N~tirinaIC~~sPCJk~l'S(tr4 , . in to negotiate the final stages of the Cad ~i~hlll,lsJy~tenlay strQngIy 'deiiiQ)tbat ~ transfer ofWalvis Bay. the .(Nc" migh.~ $uPPort·. SA ' gov~t.riment \; Sources close to the negotiations told The CHAMPAGNE Namibian yesterday that the South African and ;:: ~~~~8~~iT.m~i~~~~)~~~\ij, :r~··!ili Namibian sides still have significant differences :tbe ANC; .. u~d~r;; prei~~retrofu. i FW(J~ ) over several crucial issues surrounding the Febru­ ary 28 handover. & CAKE DAY Top of the conflict issues is the question of whether Namibia should pay for assets in the port town. Two key SA parastatals in the enclave, Eskom -I9ifJ/I'I.9l 'II09f and Portnet, are apparently pushing for compensa­ ALLC FRI NOS ' l~l'=:: tion for handing over their facilities to Namibia which combined totals over N$I 00 million. The f~~~~~t~,~!~~~a!!r~ Cape Provincial Administration is also believed to be pressing for a pay-off for assets it owns including the synchrolift at the harbour. Portnet apparently wants N$84,7 million for the transfer of the harbour's assets while Eskom has already demanded N$23 million before it hands ~%~BI.Augus~ ...... , ...... ,.,.:{ ,(, .;: •.•. ,., .. t continued on page 2 When: Time: US rocket for NSE MEET THE DYNAMIC TEAMA

THE NAMIBIAN Stock Exchange could go cluded representatives of both as well as Harare's into orbit, after an American team bacRing Merchant Bank of Central Africa and Sanlam In­ a US$60 million (N$204 million) investment vestments in South Africa. fund visited the NSE yesterday. The fund aims to split its involvement with about The 13 -strong de\cgation say they intend to invest 60 per cent of investment going to South Africa, a at least 10 per cent of the fund in Botswana and maximum of 20 per cent to Zimbabwe and another Namibia. which cou ld mean some N$I 0,2 million 5 per cent to Lesotho and Swaziland. to go into shares here. The fund is also likely to invest in South African The challenge is for Namibian family company­ shares such as Stanbic and Mutual . and Federal owners not to hang onto shares, but to create oppor­ Insurance through the NSE rather than via the tunities to use the big inflows of money to expaqd Johannesburg Stock Excha:1ge. This is because it is their businesses. Some of the Namibian companies cheaper to buy and sell shares on the small and are tightly-owned by a few people. with only a few computerised Windhoek market than on the big brother. . shares bought and sold on the market. Now thcy could issue new shares and raise large There will be many more millions of Namibia amounts of money for the business. dollars flowing through the NSE in the next 18 The southern Africa fund is to be launched in months. 1I about u month's time and is run by US inVestment Pension funds and insurance companies will Tove Cathy Estelle house Allianl'e Capital. working through giant New gradually to meet targets of nearly a third of their Tel: (061) 239828/9 or Fax: 33860 York stock- and securi ties-broker Merrill Lynch. resources invested in Namibia. In addition, Alli- The team whi..-h visited Windhock yesterday in- continued on page 3 Your National Team With An International Touch ~ FAaaf~ mfU~~ ' 2 1>~"994 THE{NJIIMfBf.AN ~ .~v .. ~7W'V ~~ ~ ~._~_-~_-.ft~ ~-~rr~ - ~r ' ~ · . ·- ~ -4%-- ~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Directorate Academic Support Services Centre for Aoplled Top team for talks ~!$\~~ Soclol Sciences Department: Auxilliary Services (Namibio PrOject) A high-powered ministerial delegation will leave for Pretoria today for a one-day CASS HAS A VACANCY FOR A meeting with their South African Mes~enger CLERK/TYPIST counterparts on outstanding issues on Walvis Requirements: A secretarial diploma or Bay. Requirements: Grade 10 with appropriate experience and matric. The successful candidate must be The delegation will be led by the Foreign Minis­ preferably a driver's licence, computer literate and be fluent in English. ter, Theo-Ben Gurirab. It will consist of ministers from Foreign Affairs, Job description: The daily collection, checking, sorting and Previous exposure to a legal environment Home Affairs, Trade and Industry, Health and So­ delivery of all mail and newspapers. will be beneficial. cial Services, JU Stice,. Agriculture, and Mines and Contact persons: Ms L D Nashandih-Endjambi at (061)307-2295 Job description: Assist with the Energy. or Ms A van Rhyn at (061)307-2002. secretarial duties, general office duties. The delegation alsO' include · deputy ministers , . Date o,f assumption of duties: from Defence, I.:,ooal Government, and Housi ng, Closing date for applications: 28 January 1994. Work's,' Tran3port and. Communication, Infonna­ I February 1994. Date of assumption of duties: As soon as possible. tion 'and Broadcasting and 'Attorney-General, f Application procedure: Forward CV to Hartmut Ruppel. Application procedure: Please forward The Centre for Applied Social Sciences. P. The South African delegation will be led by applications/CVs to the Personnel O. Box 30822, Windhoek, Attention: Mr Foreign Minister, Pik Botha Department, University of Namibia, D Haipinge. Yesterday advance techlllcal teams from both Private Bag 13301, Wlndhoek, or Closing date: 28 January 1994 sides thrashed out issues tn be on the agenda in fax to 307-2444. Pretoria today. The Namibian side was led by Joint Attractive remuneration applies. Administrative Authority Chief Executive, Petrus Attractive remuneration applies. Damaseb. Walvis showdown UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA REPUBLIC OF FROM PAGE 1 tained, while the NAMIBIA Namibian side wants a 'NJNuix 841 33 I P390 new delimitation of the overpower facilities in the local authority area. MINISTRY OF FINANCE enclave (see separate I Of1$! source said yester­ * story). day that SA wanted the TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR Yesterday a Portnet of­ ward system to stay "to ficial said that if Namibia keep what is white still 1. TENDER NO.A26/94 - TENDER FOR THE did not pay up then all Strategic Planning & Development Unit M ECHANICAL LABOUR IN RESPECT OF THE REPAIR white" and maintain the moveable assets at the powerbases of existing OF DIESEL AND PETROL VEHICLE ENGINE harbour could be shipped Office of the Vice-Chancellor COMPONENTS DURING THE PERIOD 1 APRIL 1994 white councillors. Any TO 30 JUNE 1995. to South Africa. Namibian changes to the The Namibian Govern­ system are almost bound Development Officer 2. TENDER NO.A 144/94 TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY ment believes that inter­ to give more representa­ (NationallInternational) OF PREMIUM GRADE PETROL AND UGHT DIESEL national laws of state suc­ tion to Kuisebmond and OIL, LIGHT FUEL OIL, HEAVY FUEL OIL, cession make it clear that Narraville townships. ILLUMINATING PAFAFFIN AND POWER PARAFFIN it should not have to pay South Africa has now The University of Namibia wishes to appoint a Development Officer TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE PERIOD 1 MARCH for anything in Walvis accepted that it cann ot (National/lnternational) to serve in the Strategic Planning and 1994 TO 28 FEBRUARY 1997. Bay. Working with allies force through the issue of Development Unit. in South Africa's Transi­ dual citizesnhip for en­ Closing date: ( l) lIhOO on Tuesday 22 February 1994 tional Executive Council The Developme nt Officer (National/International) will be responsi ble for: (2) 11 hOO on ;uest ay 8 February 1994 clave residents as it con­ the Namibian Govern­ tradicts the Namibian con­ ment made sure that the • the preparation of tailor-made project proposal for presentation to DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE sti tution, the official South African law which source said. However, national and international agencies . • the preparation of briefing OF approved the enclave's The Secretary:Tender Board Pretoria's willingness to papers for University Officials engaged in negotiations with funding transfer said that state­ Ground floor, Fiscus Building back down on the issue agencies . • working closely with the University Foundation in the 10 John Meinert Street owned property in Walvis may be used as a bargain­ implementation of the above . Windhoek should be subject to the ing chip to win other con­ TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO laws of succession. Origi­ cessions from Namibia. The Development Officer who is expected to be suitably qualified with at The Secretary: Tender Board nally the SA government Another conflict to be least a relevant tertiary qualification - will be located in the Strategic r.o. Box 3328 wanted to negotiate the sorted out today involves Planning and Development Unit and will report to the Director. WINDHOEK transfer of assets after the landing rights at Rooikop Fax No.: (061) 36454 February 28 handover airport which South Af­ OR DEPOSITED IN: deadline. rica is demanding and Public Relations Officer The Tender Box: A second issue which Ground Floor: Flscus Building which Namibia opposes. is a bone of contention for Yesterday Portnet con­ The University of Namibia has an attractive vacancy for a dynamic 10 John Meinert Street Windhoek the two sides is the form finned to The Namibian Public Relations Officer. of future local elections in that they want full com­ the town. According to an The successful candidate will be tasked with developing and maintain­ NB:N$5-00 Levy (Non refundable) is payable In pensation for the value of \ Advance in cash or bank guaranl8ed cheques only official Namibian source ing sound relations between the University and its stakeholders internal­ the harbour's assets (said (Unpaid tender documents will be prejudiced). yesterday the South Afri­ to be worth N$84,7 mil­ ly, externally and internationally. cans are pressing for a SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. lion - a figure agreed by The ideal cand idate will have a degree in Communications Science or 127!f74 guarantee that the exist­ both governments) . an equivalent tertiary qualification, and at least five years experience as ing ward system be main- Portnet's human re­ a Public Relations prac~itioner, two of which at management level. sources manager in Johan­ p ••••••••••••••••••••••• nesburg and a key player Reporting to the Director of Strategic Planning and Development, he or • 1)0 YOU NEED TRANSPORT FOR 1994 . • in the transfer talks, Iohan she will hav e direct access to the Vice Chanc ell or. The PRO will be Hagen, said that Portnet exp ecte d to advise management on PR-related issues and will be .(7) I • was even prepared to shi p responsi ble for the formulation and execution of a Publ ic Re lations plan ' - ' , all the moveable assets in which supports the University's missio n and ove rall strateg ic plan. · ~.' . the harbour to South Af­ rica if Namibia did not Bes ides the rewards of working in a stimulating, multi-faceted environ­ · . agree a fig ure for com­ ment, the successful candidate will have ample scope for ca reer growth ~ · . pensation. When asked and for exercising individual initiative . • • what the moveable assets • • were Hagen said "every­ Contact persons: Miss A van Rhyn at (061) 307-2002 or Ms L D . Nashandih-E:ldjambi at (061)307-2295. • • thing that moves even in­ • (From Home) ... to and from School • cluding the sheds". Hedid, Closing date for applications: 17 February 1994. Home) .. . to from wOjlace • however, s tress that Date of assumption of duties: As soon as possible. • F Portnet wanted a smooth App lication procedure: Please forward • J!:I'""I'; iiliiiiPJ to • transfer of the harbour to • * You'll never be .late for School * There will be no loss • Namibia and that the applications/CVs le the Personnel wholesale shipping of as­ De pa rtment . Unlve l sIty of Namibia , : in manpower hours * Parents and Employers will save : sets to South Africa was IJ rrvilT e Bag 13301, Windhoek, • (e.g. ) Fixed Capital • unlikely. Hagen said that or f3 X to .307-2444. • Punctualit~·. Rcliabilit~ and ~ our Safct~ ' is our • the legal implications of state succession were 11 " Ciw e remuneration applies. • ~ Motto . . I complex and did not sim­ • •. Call 230929 (Alfreda) for a free quotatiQ~ " • ply imply that Namibia should be given the port l)NJVERSITY OF NAMIBIA • " I I or. Radiopage 52222 x 33094 (Andy) I 84136 P393 •••...... ---_ ....• town for free. ' ~*,Mt8I~"iT ~ Cftr\dq t J~ftf~i? V f1~f3,4j:t 'Bad boy' Brutalis arrives in Nam US boost for NSE From page 1 few hundred shares at time, there will not be BRUTALIS THE during rampages that soon on the way to his couldn't," said Livskud Morkel said there was ance Capital is only the enough movement in the ~adly-behaved rhino wrecked reinforced new home at Ongava curator Richard a good chance the ani­ fi rst of US investment market to meet investor yesterday landed in doors and cages and Game Reserve near OsterbaDe who also ac­ mal would overcome funds looking for south­ demand. This may mean Namibia so heavily causes almost N$60 000 Etosha Pan. companied Brutalis. He his aggression in his ern African investments.' cutting the proportion of tranquilised he showed damage at his former Born in an English warned that the rhino natural environment. This could mean buy­ the company the family no signs of the aggres- homes. zoo, Brutalis was origi- could be dangerous ifits It was better to attempt ing and selling growiQg owns but it would also SiOD that forced his He arrived at Wind­ nally called George and new owners were not this than to destroy' amounts of Namibia meim not putting money Danish owners to send hoek International Air­ raised with a ,do, afte~ cau:efu,. him. He said it seemed shares, opening up the into their own pockets but him "home" to Africa. port on a Lufthansa his motlier had rejected "He, is not aggressive Brutalis had ____behav- market and also exposing in jecting.large amounts of The 14-year-old, · Jlight from Frankfurt, him. aD the time, but is very ioural problem,which small Namibian co·mpa-. money into the company 's British-born white having been trucked. Becauseofhisaggres- , aggressive when pro­ often happened with nies to the risks of having future growth. This could rhino was a donation from Denmark in a re­ sivenaturehewastrans- vqked," he said. captive wild anlm8ls. large foreign sharehold­ mark a big change in the ers. NSE, which may suddenly from a Danish zoo that inforced crate in th~ ferred to the Alborg z~ . OsterbaDe suggested The N$90 000 trans­ could no longer. con- -companyofavetinarian in Denmark . where he that Brutalis be left alone port costs were shared If more shares are not find it is trading enough tain hjm and decided instructed te pacifY. or wrecked the rhino park for a while to develop an by the two Danish zoos. made available in Na­ volume to pay its own ad­ to give him a chance in kill him in the event of and demolished a NSlS instinct, to run away Lufthansa pilot mibian companies, which ministration and to really sometimes only trade a start to take off and soar. th~ wild rather than de- trouble. 000 steel door before be- from trouble, and not Gunther Bonnet said stroy him. But Brutalis landed ingsent to LivskudZoo. attack. Kimberley- Brutalis had been "just Brutalis has worn his quietly and, With a pile "We thought we could based rhino vetinanan like any other cargo". - horn almost to a stump ofapples forpadkos, was handle him, but we and wildlife expert Pete Sapa Eskom sparks State calls for Vacancy. Are you a capable marketer with a disti nct tech­ a conviction nical ability? Then read on . because we may have an interesting job opportunity for you . to fly today The Nam ibian Engineering Corporation is a in ostrich case group of companies with a proud tradition of providing a broad spectrum of customers with Namibia's deputy minister of Works, CHRIS NDIVANGA effective and high qualit~ engineering products Transport and Communication Klaus CHRISTOF MALETSKY and services that spans more than 35 years. Dierks, also part of today's talks squad, NEC has now has a vacancy for a ... TODA Y IS D-day in a power said the station was built by Swawek. THE State yesterday asked the High Court to convict struggle over WalvisBay's back­ In the late 1970s rule over Walv is Bay farmer Johannes Avenant and his son-in-law on nine up electricity supply. Swawek was switched from the fonner South charges related to illegally importing 222 ostriches managing director Polla Brand West Africa administration to Cape from South Africa. ' Business Develop­ was in South Africa yesterday in Town and the SA Government forced Danie Small for the State contended that all six an advance team for key talks Swawek to sell it for a book value of occasions when ostriches were herded onto A venant' s ment Manager between the Namibian and South only R II million. farm Kotzental had constituted importing. African governments. In 1986 the SA Government sold the Avenant and Hennie van der Merwe his son-in-law station to Eskom for only RI, and in who is also foreman on the farm are accused of ... who will be responsible for the development Main item on the agenda will be 1992 Eskom removed the expensive contravening the Nature Conservation Ordinance and of a coherent marketing/sales approach for our Namibia's call for all state-owned as­ gas turbine, itself valued at over N$20 the Admissions of Persons int') Namibia Act. group as well as the development/generation of sets to be handed over without charge. million. Now there are four diesel gen­ It is alleged that between June and July last year they new business opportunities. Eskom, which is owned 100 per cent erators left, able to generate 25 mega­ illegally imported 222 ostriches on six occasions. In close co-operation with the engineering side by the South African Government, is watts of power. The two pleaded not guilty and said they had acted of the business he/she will focus on the wider within the law, saying that Avenant had a permit to asking N$23 million payment for the Eskom is still asking for N$23 mil­ application of existing products and services as catch, keep and sell ostriches. power station and threatening to re­ lion. Morgan claimed it had been run­ well as the initiation of new product/service move the generators, possibly from ning on Eskom funds and money had S mall suggested that A venant' s evidence should be developments. The incumbent's effectiveness early next week. been invested in its upkeep. He said as disregarded by the State. Small said the farmer had will be measured in terms of real contribution to Brand says the price is too high, a business Eskom needs compensa­ been evasive about the movements of his ostriches and particularly as thc station is only used tion, but as it is fully-owned by the when cornered by the State had apparently changed his the business volume of NEC. for 30 minutes a year. Government, Namibia will contest this evidence-in-chief each time. Eskom spokesperson Kevin Morgan under international rules of state suc­ He also added Frederick David Alexander, an expert Requirements in Johannesburg said ycsterday the cession. Namibians in the town have called by the defense counsel for Avenant, "favoured station was not really needed as power also been paying Eskom's tariffs. the version of the state orwas at least neutral" when he In order to apply for this interesting position, po­ s upplies to the town have been Last week Eskom told Swawek and had testified on the type of ostriches he had seen on a tential candidates must have an appropriate terti­ visit to Avenant's farm. strengthened. Eskom would probably the Walvis Bay town council it had ary qualification, a sound technical understand­ move the generators for use in rural ended an agreement to run the power Defence counsel, Ettiene du Toit, is expected to ing and basic project management abilities. You electrification. t station with them. both start and finish his arguments today. should have strong communication skills as well as interpersonal skills and the ability to influence people in a constructive way. Wa~t~d fugitive taunts police You should be able to discuss projects with con­ sUlting-. mining-and mechanical engineers and feel comfortable to operate at a managerial level. TYAPPA NAMUTEWA AT KARIBIB ' c.ros·s with arrows pointing ~n all direc- Proficiency in English is a must, German and ______' _ ' _____ tlons and cl1allenged the polIce to guess Afrikaans will be an advantage. in, whfch"direction he was moving WANTED fugitive Abed Thomas , (':raai ; ~am watter rigting het ek nou Naobeb, alias Geingob and also geneem"). In return we will offer a competitive remunera­ known as the "tl'rror of Karibib" N aopeb also wrote an apology to the tion package, challenging work. and a stable. appears to be playing a cat a nd farm owner, and told him where the but dynamic work environment. mouse game with the police. clothes, radio and other items he had Naobcb, who has now been on the stolen from workers' homes could be If this ms in with your profile , then please submit run for 35 days, has ransacked 14 found. your application to the Personnel Manager of farms since he escaped from custody. This was revealed by Swakopmund In most cases the motive of the . NEC . Your application will be treated in strict District Commissioner, Udo Klopfer, housebrcakings have been to obtain confidence. who heads the police team hunting ammunition or other fireanns, while Naobeb, at a press briefing at the farm on other bccasions he has looked for Ukuib, about 60km south of Karibio, food. He is presently armed with a 308 yesterday. ritle and a revolver. On Tuesday he broke into th e fam1 Klopfer vowed that the police would Donkcrhoek. Karibib, where he stole not leave the area before Naobeb (26) a radio and food . After the th eft, he was apprehended. allegcdly Icft a mcssage written on the Naobeb escaped from the Karibib HIDE-OUT ... This is one of the many caves ground saying. police cell s on December 161ast year. where Naobeb has hidden to evade the police He/ping to build Namibia ooE k is n' Namibier en eendag sal He was awaiting trial on charges of team hunting him. Yesterday the police showed ju lie 111)' kry;; (J' pI a Namibian and one rape, ' housebreaking and attempted the media three caves near the farm Ottilienhof Namib i ~n Engineering Corporalion (Ply) Ltd .• P.Q. B0\'t 5052, .. Jonk,er :!ll.. F,/lxl. day you'lI iq\IJle) .. He·also drew a murcte,fj,.... I ~'-!( J r.r~ ;J ' " , ,where Naobeb has hidden. 1~6 ~a,n ~~ad W indh.o':..~ . (~6.1~36~2a.. 6~a90

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Sunbird Street 14 2.TENDER NO: F1/12 • 5193 PURCHASE OF A COM· PRESTIGE Properties has comc to the rescue of civil PUTER PRINTER. serv ants by promisin g a I ()() per cent guarantee on Saturday additionaltransfcr costs. 3.TENDER NO : F1/15 • 26/93 ONGWEDIVA: THE Stepping into the breach, aft er a standoff between 22 January 1994 SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF ELECTRICAL MATE· Swabou and the Government on thi s issue, Adolf Dc From09hOO RIAL AN~ EQUIPMENT. Klerk, general manager of Real Es tate. the selling arm till 18hOO o(Presti ge Properties said that his company was the 4. TENDER NO: F1/18/1·53/93SUPPLYAND DELlV· onl y one whi ch could provide such a guarantee. The ERY OF TWO MOTORCYCLES (YAMAHA AG 200 company had made thi s offer immedi ately after the For further CC). Government announced in December last year that it details contact: 5. TENDER NO: F1 /18/2· 56193 SUPPLY AND DELlV· was not goin g to guarantee addilional costs on transfer Jaco at ERY OF TEN PROPELLERS FOR THE A.OTT C31 fees, bond contracts, stamp duty and transfer duty. 37583 (office) UNVERSAL CURRENT METER. De Klerk said that the Government decision had 41976 (home) placed in jeopardy the plans of many potential home­ Closing date: (1-3) llhOO on Tuesday:8 February 1994 owners and created a bigger housing problem. (4) IIhOO on Tuesday IS February 1994 The offer by his company 'Was for Government (S)llhOO on Tuesday 01 February 1994 employees only, De Klerk stressed. Civil servants Price N$260 000-00 ,t would find it very difficult to pay about N$6 000 out Tender document. .e obtainable from: of their own pockets for additional costs. His company The Secretary : Tender Board had placed advertisments in the media about their Ground floor, Fiscus Building guarantee but as these had appeared in December 10 John Meinert Street many people who were on holiday had not seen them. Windhoek. He said the company was now ready to take on this [. NANASO gigantic task and would be able to handle a big influx Tende,. must be forwarded to: The Secretary : Tender Board of civil servants. Namibian Network of AIDS Service Organisations Contacted for comment, assistant general manager p.a . Box 3328 ofSwabou, Dries Bornman, sa id that the company had The Namibian Networit of AIDS Service Organisations (NANASO). a facilitating and Windhoek no problem as long as it was sati sfi ed with Presti ge coordinating body in the field of AIDS. has a wide representation of non-governmental Fax No.: (061) 36454 Properties' valuation for a giv en property and they organisations as its members and seeks to promote the activities of the.;e organisations. Or deposited In Applications are invited for the position of: could provide security on additional costs. The Tender Box Network Coordinator Ground Floor: Fiscus Building The Networit Coordinator will be in charge of he overall management of the activities of 10 John Meinert Street NANASO. and will be responsible for liaising with all organisations and interested parties. as Training N amibians we ll as with funders. and will be entrusted with the establishment of a networit database. Windhoek Ideally. the candidate should: SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD to rule the waves -have good written and spoken cornmunication skills NB: N$S.OO LEVY APPUCABLE -have the ability to relate to conununity organisations as well as government and business PAYABLE IN ADVANCE TO : structures A NEW fis heries training It is part of a plan to -have wide ranging experience in development issues (UNPAID TENDERDOCUMENTSWILLBE PREJUDICED) institute is to be opened in make sure Namibians get -be computer literate. preferably with a woriting knowledge of Microsoft Worits 1Z1867 Walvis Bay, and could full benefits from their -have a valid driving licence. take in up to 400 rich fi sh resources. Cur­ Remuneration will be negotiable. based on qualifications and experience. Namibiansayearby 1996. rently there are 10 000 Please apply in writing. including your curriculum vitae and certified copies of all the This will be in addition to fisheries jobs but some 4 necessary documents. to: courses at a Liideritz cen­ 640 are foreigners. The The Chairperson. NANASO. Executive Commillee. PO Box 23281. W1NDHOEK The closing date ror applications Is IS February 1994. tre and special ised courses foreigners have an even in Windhoek and Arandis. bigger share of fast-grow- L------,I ing o ffshore diamond 11. .11 mining. MEDIA TRAINING PROJECT The Ministry of Fisher- ies and Marine Resources has finished a long-term study of what staff the in­ JOURNALIST TUTOR dustry will need. It fore­ Neoplun N''''r>I.l''' casts in six years there Assur.wc{> Broker ~ Versekeringsmakeli.li:lrs could be 22 000 full-time We need an enthusiastic Namibian journalist/ media practitioner 10 (PI\} lid. (Fclms) Bpk. jobs in the fi shing indus­ help train media workers at the Media Training Project in Katutura. try, making it Namibia's We train people from various Namibian NGO's and CBO's in basic biggest employer. . journalistic skills such as news writing, interviewing, visualising, Yeste rday Ministe r ethics & legislation. Also, we work. with informationwork for the Helmut Angula outlined The following service will be , the p'lan: li lt is not only organisations, such.as leaflets, posters and press releases. sufficient to create job Besides a journalism course, The Media Training Project runs opportunities but it is es­ courses in radio. photography, DTP etc. provided from the ·sential that skilled man­ The tutoring will be in co-operation with the three permanent tutors ..power is available to take adva'ntage of the opportu­ and a number of guest tutors. 15th February 1993: nities created." The college is being Requirements: designed around Na­ Experience from print and/or broadcasting media mibia's own needs, but could easily form a re­ Teaching experience and practical knowledge of Namibian gional training centre. NGO's and CBO's an advantage Wills & Testaments Namibia co-ordinates sea Good English communicative skills fisheries for the Southern African Development Community often nations It is a full time position and a long term commitment is expected from the successful applicant. The MinistrY - has put Phone 33022 or come and aside N$2m for running costs by allocating about For 1l10re infomlation call Ann Stal1Jss or Liz Haltrup at (061) meet our professional team at a fifth of fi sh levies paid 623 76. Applications including a CV should be sent before January by companies. It hopes 28. 1994 companies will pay sal a­ the Sanlam Building, 4th riesand fees send employ­ ees on courses and wants The Ml1dia Training Project/or Community-Based to raise another N$3m Organisations (MTP), P.O.Box 3659, Windhoek. Floor, Independence Avenue from don or ~:> 1O pay for ! first year costs. l .,.:\ ~' ~-. I t " ,I • I - THE NA.BtAN Friday Janua,y21 1994!)

Weather Report PRETORIA: The Weather Bu­ Tbe coast will be partly cloudy and reau's detailed forecast summary mild w.ith fog patcbes in tbe North ,~ for Namibia for today: overnight. Partly cloudy and bot with scat­ Wind: Moderate south-westerly to tered thundershowers except in north-westerly but strong south­ the west. erly in the'South today. - Sapa

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Vacancies for Trainee Branch SIPPING IT UP ... Making a 'milky' start to 1994 are Johannes Nampala, a soccer player who is also keen on athletics, and Carmen Aston, who likes hurdling. Johannes is a Grade 11 pupil at Managers, wanting to lake up the Centaurus and Carmen .a Grade 11 pupil at Deutsche Oberschule Windhoek. 'Sippi' is a new flavoured long-life milk drink from Bonmilk which was launched this week. The two hope it will challenge of working in a improve their performance. participative manageme.nt "1 never heard fatal shots' "environment exist. Applicants should be in It is alleged that Vedura and hi s fri ends came to buy CHRISTOF MALETSKY cool drinks at the Miami service stati on in Independ­ possession of relevant tertiary ence Avenue where Ndova, Amutenya and Niikesho A COLLE AGUE of petrol a tte nda nt were empl oyed as petrol attendants. qualification Kornelius Ndova, who is accused of killing Ndova and his colleagues became embroiled in an Paulus Vedura on January 31 last year, yes­ argument with the youngsters. Ni ikesho tried to hi t the (e.g. Business Management, terday told the court he never heard the two youngsters wi th batons before they took to their heels. Finance or Building Science) or shots, one of which apparently killed the young­ Ndova all egedly then fi red two shots at Vendura one ster. of which hit him in the chest. He was later found dead. have experience in the building Niikesho contradicted the testimony of his col­ Jesaja Niikesho told the court that the group of about leagues Ndova and Amutenya in saying that he had industry. fiv e youngsters, including Vendura, surroundetl his only heard one shot, which Ndova allegedly fired as a colleague RobertAmutenyaand wanted to beathim up warning shot while trying to dis perse the boys after and that one of the group had threatened Amutenya they surrounded and threatened Amutenya. Niikeshi with a panga. said the shots were probably fire while he was in the Interested applicants should He said he had been the one who had asked the group toilet. "are you looking for sh*t" after they had asked for cool The case is continuing before Acting Judge Louis contact the Regional Manager drinks and were told that the freezer was locked. Muller. on telephone 011-4944330 DTA tackles Govt on promises or fax your C. V. To THE DTA has accused President Sam Nuj oma of government of Namibia was reluctant to take it. 011-494 1225 making empty promises to Herero returnees from Kaura also expressed concern over threats levelled Botswana. against Steve Rukoro, president of the Namibia Stu­ According to a statement issued by the offi cial dent Education Movement (Nasem) after he disclosed opposition yesterday, in December last year the Presi­ information about problems in the Ministry. dent promised Herero returnees at Gam that their Kaura charged that Minister Nahas Angula had not III Sonnex Investments (Pty) Ltd cattle, numbering some 50 000, would be all owed to deni ed the accuracy of the information, but had only joi n them not later than mid-January. However, so far argued that it was unethical for a government official nothing had happened. to disclose it. The statement further expressed concern '"The quesiion arises why this self-sufficient group over t\:le fate of pensioners who will only receive their TRAINEE ACCOUNTANT / o f people are being held hostage by the government December allowances and may not receive any further and made to become dependent on government hand­ payments till the end of March. FINANCIAL MANAGER outs." Vice President Katuutire Kauracharged that the Kaura claimed there were no funds for education government of Botswana which was losing the ~ s s e t and pensioners because the money from these budgets was prepared to hand it over willingly , while the had been diverted to a possible ANC donation. Two vacancies. exist in .our group of companies for trainee accountants and financial managers. The successful applicants will be employed in one of our divisions as an assistant to the financial manager. Promotional prospects in •..~ . _\ I-!. ..' \ ' 1 . ': .- a group of our size are extensive. _. " .• ' 1 ~ . '. ; .~- " . . ~ I Applicants must meet the following requirements: :;--'r '1 ' i,- ~ ~~ 1t1 rrcer\ ~' \ 11,'f FRf E COpy WI .I,. vOU I Il" mt and addrt'SS below lick ,HH' C, IICcl~ VUlt lrke· ,11\0 sC!'u(1.IIIlS nol«:t to uS bV airmail o. lax Each Namibian citizenship {'U\IISt' Ille/uch's IOU' subsl.lflll.]1Jnd IlIuslraled Trallllog Manuals Tests Mu(h't Ans\', .. 'c; ",11 ,lrlt'F\ ~~pert Jralnlng by aIrmail Jnd a 8nllsh Lotus and computer experience, with a knowledge of [1ltllilfll.lln.t ..., 'I: '1' /1 10: fll t' 'Pt> lOf a eoU/se IS only CIOO.n lull on TRULY NAMI'BIAN TRAVEL ,~nll l l ll wn' OR orl! p.l',III,·nl 01 £:30 nlonlhl\' lor lour monlf1s Accpac being an added advantage. AGENCY At least two - three years accounting experience Are you planning to travel??? An accounting degree or completed articles with a from the warm heat of recognised auditing fmn will enhance the application. Namibia to the .... . In turn we offer a competitive salary, together with benefits Don It hesitate to call usually associated with a large company. (061) 239828/9 WE ARE AT 57 Please forward a detailed CV to the Financial Dire.:-tor. INDEPENDENCE AVENUE P. O. Box 21 5, WINDHOEK or Fax to 061-63112. The National Team with an International Touch!!! Closing date for applicants is 31 January 1994. 6 Friday January 21 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

""'tr,- LITICA·t ( 't. .. Left: THE BRAND BV G\N'E N LI IIDI NEW Dr Fridtjof

~ Nansen ship shone as it tied up at Walvis ,PERSPECTIVE' Bay quay. The interior is just as TO criticise or 'not 4 smart and the crew to criticise the govern­ and scientists' ment if one is an em­ accommodation very ployee? And if not, is comfortable with a stereo in every room this not in conflict with and even a the freedom of speech gymnasium. provision of the Na­ mibian Constitution? The ideal would prob-. ably be to strike some sort of balance on this matter. N$45 million of equipment THE whole question of whether or not to pubJ1cJy criticise ~he govern­ ment has been given further impetus by the Steve Rukoro of Nasem in the incident in which he, as an employee of the Ministry of Education, ac­ to search for fish cused that institution of nepotism, among other clt6rges. . arctic zones, " alive by the Fridtjof The latest boat in the TOM MINNEY While in general terms one would encourage a He began the first in­ Nansen programme of programme, run by Nor­ situation of open and public debate on all issues, ternational commiss ion researching the world 's way's Institute for Ma­ THIS WEEK A ,brand new fisheries re­ whether they be government-related or not, and for systematic oceano­ fi sh stocks. rine Research, is a brand as much freedom of speech as possible; one must search boat starts work off Namibia, weigh­ graphic research in 1902 This is aimed at help­ new N$45 million ship be forced to acknowledge that if any person was ing, counting and watching the 'millions of and devoted the last 10 ing especially the devel­ owned by Norad and allowed to openly criticise decisions made by fish that are set to form a vital part of our years of his life (1920- oping countries to learn built last October. their employers, whether government or private economy. On board will be up to 18 Na­ 1930) to international as much as possible about sector, things would become untenable. It may mibian, Angolan and Norwegian scientists, peace-keeping and hu­ their fi sh. Here are some shots of even lead to a situation where the process of with three laboratories and a huge range of manitarian work includ­ Armed with knowl­ the interior, fitted out government is made unmanageable. the latest equipment. ing for the League of edge, they can catch as with Norwegian supplied It is essential, in my view, for a balance to be Nations. He won the many fi sh as possible, equipment, during a cer­ struck between the right to speak out, on the one The ship is called Dr pioneered the study and Nobel Peace Prize in without destroying the emonial welcome to its hand, and the interests of the employer on the FridtjofNansen,afterthe charting of the oceans 1922, stocks from which the new Walvis Bay base on other. After all, public servants are not only man born in 1861 who and scientific work in the His memory is kept fi sh harvests come. Tuesday this week. public servants - they are also individual citizens who are taxpayers like the rest of us. However, attempts to undermine the opera­ tion of the public service, and revelations about the inner workings of ministries which will im­ pede their day-to-day tasks, is certainly unac­ ceptable as far as public service rules and regu­ lations are concerned. Emphasis is also placed on discipline, and this is necessary too. While I see no reason why public servants can't speak out on a variety of issues, Perhaps things get too close to home if they make use of information they are privy to through their pub­ lic positions in their own ministries, in order to embarrass the government. Presumably as far as the Public Service Commission is concerned, Police Commissioner Siggi Eimbeck fell into this category when he publicly criticised the police force. Steve Rukoro ofthe Ministry of Education similarly will have run foul of these regulations. Presumably if an employee of a Ministry has problems with his employer, there are internal channels for such grievances. If this attempt is unsuccessful, then civil servants may even lay a THE N$l MILLION marine sonar instrument, here being inspected by complaint with the Ombudsman, and in the final Swakopmund mayor Daniel Kamho, is able automatically to record analysis, he has the option to resign. details ofshoals of fish. It is so accurate it may be able to count and estimate There are always other ways and means for the size of the fish. The price tag is only half the normal retail price. civil servants detecting foul play, for instance, and who are afraid of speaking out, whether through existing channels or through the Om­ budsman for feal' of losing their jobs. Above: DATA comes from scanners but also One of these of course, is the media. Much of from catching fish and weighing and inspecting our information is gleaned from news tips - one fish. There are three sizes oftrawl nets, all neatly or other person in the civil service or elsewhere stowed in drums. Behind the stern, flying the who reports a matter for the media to investi­ Norwegian flag, is the bustling Walvis Bay gate. In this manner the civil servant in question harbour. is not guilty of speaking out publicly against his Right: THE MOST ADVANCED echo sounder or her ministry, and at the same time the facts in the world is how Tore Stromme of Norway's can be brought to light. Institute of Marine Research described the And who could blame an employee, who is 'instrument behind him. On the previous ship, the aware that his seniors are going against the same instrument would take up the entire wall. It automatically records to computer raw principle of transparent, accountable and clean information, especially on pelagic fis h. government, for leaking this to the press? It may also be that he or she has made use of the channels available and has been blocked at every turn. It is therefore in the interests 'of Namibian taxpa~ ' ers and the go\'ernment as a whole, that these misdeeds be brought to light. THE NAMIBIAN Friday Jqfluar,y ~1 1, 994 7

OK , NO (YIoR£ CLuBS THE NEW S'HOO' ANP PlAYIN& IN T-tIE SneE..£""-. __ . ~EA(( ... hJ E. AI(' E ~E~E TO Tough rules for mixing lE;f\1('1\/ n business and government B VI NO f'L.ACE..$ Fofit. 6/fAl)E 111 , AT HIS FIRST press conference of 1994 this week President Sam Nujoma said there was nothing / If wrong with Government officials being involved in legitimate business. These remarks may be misin­ terpreted unless they are properly qualified. We can fully understand that top Government officials, particularly those political appointees who may be voted out at tlie next election, would want to secure their futures by having outside interests. It is good to encourage people who earn money to invest it in boosting busine.ss in Namibia, particu­ larly in rural areas. But this must be done within the guidelines of rules and regulations; and where there are none ye t, these must be set in place soon, or abuse is inevitable. The present system of accountability is unsatis­ factory. Ministers only have to declare their finan­ cial interests to the President, once a year. There should be a frequentIy.ppdated public register, in line with the pUblic;s right to know about the oeople who represent them. • There are no guidelines yet for parliamentar­ ians, where even stricter rules must apply. There must be checks to make sure civil servants aD~ cabinet members do not get Government business through extra contacts or short-cuts, or use the knowledge they have accrued in their ofTacial posts :---:>- ~ ---- to enrich themselves, their families or their friends. This week the Prime Minister said 311 civil servants had been dismissed in the past year for misconduct, including misbehaviour and corrup­ tion. He launched an urgent appeal to public serv­ ants not to abuse their positions, and warned that Free-for-all if Namibia gained a reputation for corruption, it would be very hard to undo in the future. Many public servants have used Government facilities such as telephone, fax and time, or tell the There is little doubt about the need to highlight free speech, media about their 'outside interests'. Presumably but how genuine are those who have declared May 3 World even more of this goes on actually doing their private business deals, and their attention and Press Freedom Day? DAVID LUSH reports. energy is diverted from doing their Government jobs properly. WITH journalism becoming an increasingly has also resulted in me­ broadcast in Zimbabwe. declaration of May 3 as Civil servants' and "ministers' time is paid for by dangerous and repressed profession, the' dia workers being pub­ However, violations of World Press Freedom the Government and therefore the taxpayers - if United Nations General Assembly has offi­ licly branded as "unpat­ media freedoms are by Day. they need to spend much ofthe day doing their own riotic" and "pro-Vnita", cially declared May 3 as World Press Free­ no means exclusive to Af­ The Namibian Govern­ business, let them resign and get on with their own while journalists per­ rica and the rest of the ment appears committed dom Day. work and good luck to them. ceived to be critical of c\eNeloping world. More - so far, at least - to the Even the most diligent investigative work on the Vnita have been mur­ than half the 75 journal­ principle of media free­ World Press Freedom ber 1992 elections .. part of the media cannot succeed in exposing all dered or detained by the ist~ reported killed dur­ dom, which is enshrined Day is intended to hi gh­ A further two journal­ corruption, so it is ofabsolute necessity that a strict movement. ing 1993 died in Europe, in the country's consti tu­ Iight the fundamental hu­ ists have been killed in and code of conduct and guidelines should apply. Elsewhere in the re­ 13 in Bosnia alone. tion. man ri ght of freedom of South Africa during the This, we believe, should include a public register gion, the advent of de­ In Britain, journalists And the passing ofleg­ speech, and commemo­ pas t eight months, the including gifts and benefits to relatives which is mocracy has not neces­ are still banned from islation allowing for the rates the passing of the most recent death being updated every few months. sarily resulted in genuine broadcasting the voices setting up of community Windhoe k Declarati on that of freelance photog­ Above all, the Head of State must be tough and press freedom and media of members of the Irish radio stations in Namibia on 1991. rapher Abdul Sh ariffe, consistent in his approach in ensuring that no diversity, as envisaged in liberation movement took the country another Drawn up "by media who was gunned down wrongdoing takes place in all echelons ofthe State. the Windhoek Declara­ Sinn Fein, while politi­ step towards the emer­ workers from throughout while covering the visit , If creeping corruption is not nipped in the bud tion. cians threaten the media gence of a tru Iy independ­ Africa at a conference of ANC officials to among the leaders, it will simply be a green light to Two years after the rul ­ with privacy laws which ent and pluralistic media. held in Windhoek in May Katlehong township on the whole Government service to help themselves ing MMD took power in would restrict coverage Therefore. May 3 will 1991. the Windhock Dec­ January 9. as well. Zambia, repressive anti­ of the private lives of deserve special recogni­ laration highlights the vi­ Journalists in both An­ Namibia was setting a welcome trend against press laws inherited from public figures. tion in Namibia, not least tal role played by a free gola and South Africa go corruption. This won praise and strong interest the regime ofDr Kenneth Meanwhile, human because it was here that and pluralistic media in about their work under from business, including the international giants Kaunda remain on the rights organisations in the the now globally-ac­ who are now investing millions in searching for oil: the social and economic the constant threat ofvio­ statute books. United States accuse the cepted Windhoek Decla­ It needs vigilance to avoid heading in the other development of every na­ Icnce and intimidation. Furthermore, President US government of vio­ ration was born. direction. tion. Many South African me­ Frederick Chiluba has lating free speech and The UN General As­ dia organisations issue threatened to use these other human rights con­ sembly's announcement bullet proof vests to me­ laws against Zambia's in­ ventions. could not come at a bet­ dia workers covering the dependent press, which For example, the VS ter time for the world's townships. has been responsible for government - like most media workers. Accord­ And in Angola. the po­ exposing government governments involved in . "' ing to the International larisation of society cause corruption and misman­ the Gulf War - imposed Federation of Journalists by the ongoing war: and agement. rigid restrictions on the' (lFJ). 1993 was "onc of the vice- like grip the war­ The Tanzanian govern­ merlia during the cam­ the bloodiest years on ring factions have on the ment has also taken steps paign against Iraq. record" for journalists. country's media. make it to clamp down on the "The United States with 75 media workers extremely difficult for country's voci ferou s and government regularly being killed whi le going journalists to report freely thriving independent condemns human rights about their work. The IF] and impartially. press by drafting laws abuses in other countries. is still investigating the Reporting on govern­ which give the state in­ but has done little to ap­ deaths of a further 18 ment corruption has re­ creased control over the ply international human media workers. sulted in freelance jour­ media. rights law in the United Many of the journal­ nalist Gustavo Costa re­ There is no love lost, States," says Kenneth ists killed during 1993 ceiving anonymous death either. between the Zim­ Roth of the US-based dicd on Narilibia's door­ threats. while state-run babwean government Human Rights Watch. step. At Icast 10 mcdia Angolan radio has called and the country's flour­ Continued media free­ workers have been killed for the censorship of cor­ ishing independent print dom violations around and at least another ~even respondents covering media, while President the world call into ques­ have gone missing with­ storics considered to be a Robert Mugabe has tion the genuine concern out trace since Angola threat to "national secu­ vowed not to allow pri­ those governments mak­ was plunged back into rity". vately owned radio and ing up the UN General civil war after the Olto- Objcctivc reporting television stations to Assembly haw for their 1'f994 v'11tfe):iKMtsiAN

DEPARTMENT. OF THE CITY SECRETARY REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA Personnel Officer MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE Minimum requirements for this position are Std 10, 3 years IN-SERVICE TEACHER EDUCATION PILOT PROGRAMME FOR 1994 appropriate experience, a Code 08 driver's licence and the The Mini ~ try of Education and Culture hereby ann ounces the Pilot Phase of the Basic Education Teacher Diploma (BETD) in i,s in-service format for .1994 , This programme will be ability to converse in an ethnic language. tested nation-wide during this year and \!.ill involve 500 serving leachers, Th!! purpose of the pilot programme is to establish how effectively the in-service delivery mode of-the IlETD can Responsibilities will encompass the recruiting, training and be managed, before it is offered to all teachers throughout Namibia, who have not had t.he development of unskilled and semi-skilled employees. opportunity to undergo formal pre-service teacher training, '

The purpose of the programme is twofold , T'irstly, it is to improve teaching sl..ill s in ~chools thereby enhancing the entire formalleaming experience for children, and secondly, to en~ble Kecept~onistl Assistant teachers to up-grade their professional qualifications while sti ll at work in the classroom, It is in direct response to the expressed needs of teachers which were solicited during a sample This position in the Public Affairs Division/ Office of the survey of more than 400 teachers during 1991, Participants who successfully complete one or Mayor would appeal to a dynamic people's person. more courses during the pilot phase will rec:!ive credit when the national programme is launched, Standard 16 and/ or a secretarial qualification, fluency in The Pilot Programme English and one more language, typing and computer proficiency and a Code 08 driver's licence are essential A total of 500 teachers from the ~iA education regions are invited to enroll in the course, 250 requirements for this challenging position. from Ondangwa Regio., aOft 50 from each of the other regions, All teachers who wish to enroll will be required to tak ~ ~ t ! ~ .. st one course, Education Tlu;ory and Practice (ETP), in 1994, They may choose to take as m::ny as three other courses, Integrated Science, English and The competitive salary package includes: • generous Social Studies in adrl;tion to the BTP, if inquiries reveal there is a large enough demand, leave . bonus leave after every 5 years' service (which Courses are to be stJdied in two major mc.des: classes with lec turers held during school may be taken in cash) • 13th cheque . housing vacation periods in Ine Teachers Resource Centres (TRC) and Colleges of Education, as well assistance. as by self-study, using specially-prepared module guides available for each course. Classes will be held in areas where at least 25 teache! rs pay for a course, Any participant who cannot attend on a daily basis from home, should arrange accommodat'ion privately, The prescribed application fo rm is available from the City Council Bu ilding, In depen den ce A venue, Windhoek and Who will be admitted? should be returned to: The Employment Officer, l.The following criteria apply for the selection of teachers for the 1994 intake, They must : P 0 Box 59, Windhoek. a, Bc employed as teachers by the Ministry of Education and Culture, No application will be considered unless it is accompanied by proper, certified copies b, Have successfully completed the equivalent of Grade 10 or higher, of documents of citizenship and c, Have completed at least five (5) years nf service as a classroom teacher. qualifications. 2, Priority wi ll be given to teachers at different level, of the school s y ~ t em as foll ow\: Enquiries: Mrs Hoebel at 391-2236 a, Lower Primary - 50% of 3 \ ai labk pl aces Closing date: 18 February 1994. b, Uppcr Primary - 30 % c, Ju nior Secondary - 20 %

3. Teac h e r~ v.ho took the 60-hour Engli~h In-semce Cour~e in May 1993, lI1ay he ~i\en some preference In ad mI SS Ion to t' '! programme.

A further se lection process wi ll take place for the appheanh who meet thl! ahove minimum requi remen ts,

Cost of th8 Couse

84130 The price of each of th l.' four cour,es ava il abk duri ng 1994 i, N'j, 2 10, Four (,OllN!, will thu s cost N$ 840, This fee covers registrati on, the cost of v. riting and printing the In\trllctional module guides, pay ing lecturers, dehvcring material, to partiCipants, mar!..ing a"ignme nt s, setting and marking of examination., and !..ecping tra,!.. of re ... ldt ... .

1)0 not send any money with the application form. Successful applicants will be informed about how and when to pay for modules. Application for Admission

Application forms and brochures containing full ~ a rt ic ul a r s of th.e course ~:e avai lable ~t the Teachers Resource Centres, the Colleges of Educa ti on and the RegIOnal EducalIon Offices,

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I hl' ,,1. II1.I\!\'1 'I he Dlre.'t )r Kh"I'I\,I,lRC Regional Ld Ut.!!.' ':: (I; I j,c 1',0 Ill'\ (l~ l'ri\iltc Il ~ ,~ : tXJ7 KII OR I\ \ S K II OR I X f\~ .. '1,'1 ,IIC,:, -12 , -,; 'I cl '{)(,."i 71 2,6 . MATINEE! MATINEE! TO GET DOWN ...... ('OJl1pll-tl'd :lpplkation I'Ofllh , IHJu ld III r ~ turn l' d tu ~() u r TIH: or to ~ o ur loc al SATURDA Y & SUNDA Y (Afternoon 14hOO till IShOO)· Rcgional I'.dur atioll OlTi cc Ho., li,ted aho\('. Th ~~ mu ~ t he po ... t· nhlr!.. cd nut latl'r than 13 Il ' hru a r~ : 99-1 , The \lord ... " 11 1-: 1'1> Pilot I'rog ramnw" ~ h o uld 1'I...o Admission N$3 ONLY hl' printl'd lll-a rl,\ on tht, thl' ha c!.. of thl' l' 1l H' lopl'. Nam$inSA wise the call for law and order is a . hoax. I HAVE just returned from holiday The same actions should be taken in South Africa and consider it im­ against the deputy minister of Edu­ portant to bring the following to the cati<:>n and Culture. The deputy min­ notice of your readers: ister appears to have allegedly mis­ . I took along with me in December used a government vehicle to go to a fair amount of cash in Namibian I . South Africa on a personal trip. His Dollars. Much to my surprise I found · I I d ·th excuse was he went to collect school that this currency was not accept­ finally arrived they were a terrible priare mechanisms within its struc­ Thepo I Icea waysp ea WI peo- . . ~ ·S· h . . . disappointment. I am referring to ture as specified by the University pie not to commit crimes and if un.l ,orms. mee w en are mInisters able to some restaurants and shops . bl' ff' t drIvers? He cannot expect the pub- the new cheque books made neces­ Act 1991, which are capable of th ose m pu IC 0 Ices promo e. . in the Cape Town Waterfront area . th h Id b th t IIc to believe he does procurement sary by the merger which resulted in regulating its activities and perform­ CrIme, en w 0 wou 0 er 0 k b h' I..... and the one restaurant, in particu­ be ? wor y Imse Lt the Commercial Bank of Namibia. ance. The University of Namibia 0 lar, that was finally persuaded to 1 y. . ' Does he think we are fools to accept payment in Namibia Dol­ At no stage did the bank try and sees 1994 with confidence as a year We are told that the ostrIch farm b I' h ' 11 d . S h Af explain to clients why the cheque of consolidation of its various pro­ o fth etwommlsterslsm.. .. 0 ngan d'.JCra . e leve e WI rIve to out - lars, complained the next day of rica to collect school uniforms. To books took so long, and the new grammes. I have travelled the area and seen having had to fo~eit IO per cent make things worse, he declined to cheque book itself is a tatty little many ostriches in the wild. If the commission to a bank of exchange .. FRITZ NGHIISHILILWA reveal who donated the uniforms thing that looks like a notebook. ostriches were not from there but With this experience I then went UNAM and to wliom they were donated. If • Each cheque has a carbon instead were stolen then the Ministers would to one of the leading commercial his SA trip was authorised why is he of a stub, and most of the time one not have sent someone to catch them banks. to exchange the balance of not coming clean? has to rewrite the cheque on the but might have shown a willingness my N$ into Rands. Much to my There art' sisters and brothers who carbon to keep a record because it Sack the corrupt to buy or have bought ostriches surprise I found that this bank suffered for this country's independ­ doesn't work very well. charged me a commission of 1,5 per ALLOW me to express my disap- from the .s~spects. . ence yet they didn 'team acent from I far preferred my original Na­ cent or R8 minimum, whichever is pointment in Ministers who are re- The Mmlsters may have licences the government they got maimed mibia Banking Corporation cheque the greater, on any such exchange. portedly engaging in illegal activi- to buy ~em, but I understand the . for •.Some cannot afford meals. Yet book, and I wonder if the bank will On the N$300 handed in, I had to ties. I find it difficult to believe that law requires that one can only buy here we have those living in luxury ---,f, do anything to bring it back ifenough pay the minimum chargeofR8 com­ the two accused of illegal dealing in ~striches from people approp~iately who can afford to buy cars, yet complai~ts are received. mission. (I enclose herewith a copy ostriches would involve themselves licenced to sell them. Even If they apparently take their families on of their exchange note as proof). MAD AS HELL in such dealings. This is not be- did not know the people from whom joy rides to South Africa's on the I wonder whether our Ministry of WINDHOEK cause I know them but the nature of they are alleged to have bought the state's account. . Finance is aware of these ramifica­ their work makes ~e sceptical about ~striches, they should h~ve estab- The Swapo government should tions and to what extent this may media reports concerning them. If IIshed the legal credentials of the act on these Ministers or others will place a damper on our tourism ex­ the Minister of Justice and deputy sellers beforehand. R N follow suit, convinced that they are change with the RSA. Surely, what esponse to antu mmlster. . 0 f'L aw.an dOr d' er wou Id If t h ey were gUI' 1ty 0 fb uymg. os- above the law. applies to Namibians visiting the THE University of Namibia is open get involved in illegal deals, what triches illegally, then I100k forward RSA must also apply to RSA tour­ to continued communication with next? In my opinion these ministers to seeing strong disciplinary ac­ FUVEIPOTOG ists to Namibia. To what extent will the Unam branch of Nantu just as should set an example. tions against the Ministers, other­ WANAHEDA a monetary exchange burden of we have been.in the past. We regret ' approximately 2,5 percent suppress when matters of concern to the our mutual tourism interchange? I University authorities are debated Established in 1991, the National Fishing Corporation of Namibia Limited should be pleased to receive some in the press without first (Fish cor), speCialises in various fields of the Namibian Fishing Industry. comments through your newspaper communicting them to these au­ Fishcor has recently purchased Seaflower Lobster Corporation Limited from a competent authority at the thorities, thus allowing proper time in LOderitz. Seaflower Whitefish Corporation Limited, a new subsidiary of Ministry of Finance. and possibility of response, unless Fishcor is expanding its fleet and operations in whitefish. Challenging Nantu is not interested in dialogue. JOHN SMITH opportunities currently exist for Such attempts by whomever was WINDHOEK responsible for leaking the letter to Justice Levy only weaken the bonds Note: Proof of R8 commission of trust and communication we need charged on the R300 was enclosed Personal Assistant to build an institution we can all be with the letter. • Ed. proud of. LLideritz As far as Nantu 's call for a Com­ Please change back mission of Inquiry into Unam is concerned, the view of the Univer­ As personal assistant to the Chief Executive Officer, the incumbent will be mainly NOT only did customers have to sity administration is that this is responsible for the management of his daily activities and various other duties. wait weeks and weeks to get their uncalled for and unwarranted. The The candidate envisaged will be preferably qualified in the field of food or business new cheque books, but when they University already has the appro- science and au fait with with the Namibi~m Fishing industry. Strong communication skills in English and experience in the management of human resources are essential, with an MBA or similar qualification serving as a-definite recommendation.

Closing date: 4 February 1994. '. Faculty of Education Department: Educational Foundations Cadet Deck Officer Lecturer (2 positions) Requirements: A master's degree with at least 3 years teach­ ing experience. Experience in the training of teachers will serve Cadet Ship's Engineer as a recommendation. (2 positions) Job description: The teaching of university courses in History I of Education, Comparative Education, Educational Minimum requirements are a matriculation certificate and applicants aged 18 . 25 years Administration and Management as well as various other with some experience in the fishing industry will also be considered. teaching and administrative duties as may be assigned by the Head of the Department from time to time. Closing date: 25 February 1994. Contact persons: Miss A van Rhyn at (061) 307·2002 or Ms L D In addition to a competitive salary, the company offers an attractive range of benefits, Nashandih-Endjambi at (061)307-2295. in keeping with an established organisation.

Closing date for applications: 4 February 1994. Namibian citizens/permanent residents who would like' to take on these challenging Date of assumption of duties: As soon as possible. positions are invited to address a comprehensive application with CV and certified copies o ~ qualifications to Mr Trevor Solomo'n, T JS & Associates Management Application procedure: Please forward Consultants, P. O. Box 9859, Windhoek, Namibia. applications/CVs to the Personnel Department, University of Namibia, Private Bag 13301, Windhoek, Fishcor is an Equal or fax to 307-2444. OpportunitylAffirmative Action Employer. Attractive remuneration applies. UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA , ~ 541 35 P392 .. 'Nl1;.;;. $ 41 28 p" , ,' . 10 ~~rlfi§~ rJ ~ 8~~[¥ ,gl l1~2 A,-l

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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA Cop comes clean on Reform 'over' *MINISTRY OF FINANCE Malawi:inurders for Russians TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR MOSCOW: President Boris Yeltsin yester­ day appointed the core of a new Cabinet 1.TENDER NO: : F1/10/1 - 242193 SUPPLY AND BLANTY.RE: A retired Malawi police believed the four were DEUVERYOFFLY-SCREENSTO HARDAP HOUDAY marksman has claimed, that he helped kill murdered for political dominated by conservatives opposed to rapid RESORT. four government ministers more than 10 reasons, with one theory economic reforms. His prime minister said he years ago and implicated President Kamuzu being that they had re­ would pursue "corrections" in government Closing date: (1) llbOO OD Tuesday IS February 1994 policies. Bands's administration in the murders. fu sed to carry out an or­ der by Banda. "The period of market romanticism has DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE Lazaro Chakwiya told four ministers, but said Chakwiya said a sen­ ended for us," Prime Minister Viktor OF THE: the Nation newspaper, in he was obeying orders ior police officer identi­ Chernomyrdin told reporters. But he said he THE SECRETARY I ftom had no plans for "cardinal changes in the TENDER BOARD an interview published police headquar­ fied as Kadya frred a flare GROUND FLOOR yesterday, that he used a I ters. "Orders were orders to provide light as the pursuit of reforms." FISCUS BUILDING revolver to kill ministers and had to be carried ministers were shot in The uncertainty over the new government 10 JOHN MEINERT STREET Dick Matenje, John out," he said. Mwanzadistrict,60kilo­ and its attitude toward fiscal policy and free­ WlNDHOEK Sangala and David The four ministers metres from the commer­ market reforms has caused near-panic sell­ Chiwanga. mysteriously disap­ cia
capital of Blantyre. ing of the ruble.On Wednesday, it traded for Amount payable AT"GROUND FLOOR FISCUS He said another marks­ peared on May 17, 1983 "After the shooting we 1 607, but had already nearly hit 2 000 at BUILDING: some street kiosks. N$5,OO man, whom he identified 'after attending a sitting cleared the place of bul­ Tende,. must be posted to: only as Likaomba, had of parliament in the let casings," he said. Chernomyrdin said Alexander Shokhin d ifficulty killing the southern town ofZomba. The Secretary: Tender Board Kadya is said to have had agreed to become economics minister in P.O. Box 3328 other minister, Aaron Two days later police told them: "Don' t tell WINDHOEK the new government. Shokhin would take Gadama, who was a big announced on state ra­ anyone what you have the job vacated by Yegor Gaidar, the archi­ man, and had to finish dio that the ministers had seen today or you will be OR DEPOSITED IN: tect of the transition from communism to him off by stabbing him died in a road accident in in trouble." The dead The Tender Box: free enterprise, who resigned Sunday as the Tender Board Offices in the neck'twice with a ,Mwanza, a di ~ trict bor­ bodies were put in a white shakeup became inescapable. Fiscus Building bayonet after shooting I dering Mozambique in c ivilian vehicle an'd Some Russian newspapers were unenthu­ him several times. . 10 John Meinert Street the southwest. For the pushed down a slope to siastic about the new Cabinet. "From now Windh09k Chakwiya said he did next decade, the govern­ make it look like an acci­ on, the government of reforms is dead," not know the motive be­ ment maintained sjJence. dent, Chakwiya said. - Telex: 980 3369-3370 izvestia said yesterday. - Sapa-AP hi~d the killing of the But many Malawians Sapa-AFP Fax: 36454 Sectretary: Tender Board 127865 LUANDA: Bombing Umta's Radio Vorgan Caxlto betweengoverD.­ raids by theAngolanair said the air trlkes against • ment troops and VOlta, force' have killed more pango-Aluquem, about wbic:h claims to control than 100 civilians at, 70 kilometres from the town. Goverliment Pango Aluquem1n Bengo's proVindal capl- military sources ba.. e Bengo province, north talCaxlto,beganonSun- reported battles at of the capital tuanda, day. Llbongo, Ukwa, Unita announced yes­ Recent weeks have Qulcaboanddosetothe terday. seen heavy fighting over Onzo river. -Sapa-AFP

VOTE FEVER ... A Khayelitsha township resident in South Africa has her fingerprints taken while applying for the identity document that will enable her to vote in April's historic first democratic elections. Every day thousands of black residents queue for several hours at special mobile ~~~\\)~S offices established in the township to register voters. Photo: Reuter via Nampa MUNICIPALITY OF OTAVI TENDER Tender No 1/1/94

Tenders are hereby invited for: A SECOND-HAND TIPPER TRUCK. Conditions: Should not be less than 8 tonnes Single rear axle Six months guarantee on engine

Tenders must be directed to the Town Clerk, P.O.Box 59, Otavi; and should reach his office not later than 17hOO on 15 February 1994. Contact person for further infonnation is Mr. Boye at Tel: (06742) 122

G.N. Shivolo Town Clerk

\.. _. , , TH Cuban warning on Angola IIANe backs abortion on demand I LVSAKA: Cuba has threatened to send the Lusaka talks as directlOnless, warn- , its troops back into Angola if it detects ing that Cuba would not h~sitate to JOHANNESBURG: The African National Under the white-minority government, abortion any foreign interv ~ntion in the current repositio~ its ar~y in ~ngola If another Congress has proposed legalizing abortion has been banned in mOSL cases, and prosecutions of civil war, according to reports from country sided With VOIta. . . . Lusas·a. Cuba would take its cue from its on demand for the first time as part of Its doctors who perform abortions are common. Cuban Foreign Minister Rob6rto long-standing Marxist ally, Angola's post-apartheid national health plan. Proof of rape, incest, or serious ri sk to a woman's Robaina said on Wednesday night his MPL~ ruling party, he said. Robaina health have been required to .gain permission for an country was carefully watching the situ- nevertheless·sa id Cuba would not sup­ The draft policy unveiled yesterday would erase abortion. The ,ANC ,says aborti on should be the

ation and the riegotiation process. ply arms or send troops to Angola as decades of restrictive abortion laws that critics say choice of the woman. > "We have no confidence in Vnita long as the conflict was confined to have led to tens of thousands of illegal abortions on The Black Sash women's group applauded the promises," he said. Robaina described Vnita and the MPLA government. mainly poor, black women who can't afford to get proposed change in the qraft health plan, which still legal operations overseas. must be approved by the ANC's l ~adership. Mandela warns of civil war The abortion clause is likely to be the most "By clearly taking a pm-choice position, the ANC controversial part of the health plan, which also calls shows it is prepared to listen to women and is , JOHANNESBURG: Af- that the challenge is from rate state. We wiIJ not for building up public health facilities to ensure responsive to women's needs," said spokeswoman rican National Congress blacks, they want a sepa­ concede," he said. better care for the black majority. Karin Chubb. - Sapa-A.P leader Nelson Mandela I warned yesterday that /'/ South' Africa was faced / with a civil war as in ,J Angola and Mozam- bique and a solution should be found to Afrikaners' demand for a separate state . . "We are not going to accept this demand, but we are prepared to dis­ cuss with you a solution. I would like you to sup­ port this to save our coun­ try from unnecessary bloodshed. We must try and avoid that," he told a , "people's forum" at the SA Broadcasting Corpo­ ration's Johannesburg head office, called to address broadcast em­ ployees' concerns. As opinion polls pre­ dicted a landslide vic­ tory by the ANC in the April 27 election, the ANC presidentacknowl­ edged the ability of the ultra-rightwing to derail . a future government. He said the ultra-right had signi ficarn support in the public service, army, police and sympathisers in important and strate­ gic installations . .. A 11 the ti me they were happy to rule us. Now THE HUMAN TOUCH WORLD BRIEFS Shell Gold Service means highl y SA 'back in trained staff working to make your journey the club' safer and more comfortable. LONDON: ChiefEmeka Anyaoku, secretary gen­ eral of th e Common­ wealth secretariat, on Wednesday night invited South A frica to rejoI n the Commonweal th . South Africa quit the 50-nation organization of Britain am! its former colonies in 1961 over the country's then apartheid policy of separate racial development. Commonwealth lead­ ers at a summit in Cyprus in December announced they were prepared to accept South Africa back in. saying change there is now irreversible. The Commonwealth lifted most of its sanc­ tions against South Af­ 8 rica in September last year. ..- / /' .,l'2?FriClay.\!anaar:y,21 111:9_941 • TliE' ffAMfBI;(N

r------,I Your key to a t o p job ... I Economic Indicators I .. . CPM Trainin g on: I Market round-up () Personn el Management & Industria l Relations I Yesterday's q uotations for unit trust fu nds: I ( ) Busines s &: M anagement CQmmun i ca'~ons r) Touri sm &: Travel A gency M anagemen' Here is how major stock markets outside be~n too s te~p , ~roke r s (Pl ease note : Compos ite prices not received). I () Business M anagement/A dministration I FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELD'7r I r.J Stores Ma~.gement &: Stock Co~ntro l . I' th U ·ted States ended yesterday. said . The Nlkkel aver- f ) Comp uters in Moder" Management e m age closed up 144.52 ABSA: GE: 175,5 3 164.19 3.67 r) Office Management/A dministration ( ) Principles o t Modern Management LONDON - Shares lower and traders ex- points at 19,IS3.92. industrial 148,73 139.12 3.65 I' ) Business Book keeping & Accounts finished broadly lower pected the market ~o re- HONG KONG Income 104.85 103.61 na r} Modern Sellin g and Sales manship r) Sales Management &: Marketing as some investors de- main unsettled until the Stocks closed lower af­ BOE: r) Everyday English for Everyone Growth 199.05 185,99 2.3 I ( ) Accounting for Managers cided to lock in profits deadline expires toards ter profit-taking erased r) Private Secretarial Duties People's income 104.97 103.86 na I following yesterday's the end of Friday's mominggains and ended ~~~:y c6u,~~ . P~~~t.~~ s~~~U::::~1 aT:~~s l ~711~aIA~:~n~~;. ~~n~~~ I COMM UN iTY: record closing highs, bourse session. The a four-day rising streak, Growth Fund 130.8/l 122 ,66 7.22 ~~~~'::~~t:o~f f~~5 I h:a~~a~e~ '~~o~~a~e siiC=el~el~;'YofC~~e~~s~ I dealers and analysts said. DAX index of 30 lead- brokers said. The blue­ ~~)(rr;~~e!eF~o~~~~o~~~c~~~d Ihls announcement by AIRMAIL or I COMMERCiAL UNION: ...... ·· .. ·•· .. ••· ·····••• .... •········· ...... •• .. ·· .. · co TheFfSE 100 index fell ing German shares chip Hang Seng index Growth 153.31 143 .1 3 2,63 mN arnf:: . . ~ I 5.1 points to 3,470.0. c1osed at2,116.20, down fe ll 9 S.93 po ints to FEDLl FE: m Addr~ ss ::;! I FRANKFURT - Low- IS.IS po ints. 1I ,264.S4. Fedgro GE 157,67 147.20 3,90 t!J Age I COLLEGE O F P R O FESSION A L M ANAGEMENT volume selling ahead of PARIS - French shares SYDNEY - The Aus- GUA RDB AN K: . 111) 80X 38 WINCHESTERS0225Pf ENGLAND TEL& rAX UK534485485 J Friday's DTB options finished lower, dragged tralia n s ha re m a rke t Growth 3164.09 2941 ,55 3.45 ------expiry deadline pushed do~n by a. sharp fa ll m maintained its upward Resources 193. 11 179,67 3,78 German share prices w e ighty Index stock spiral to close at another Industri al 1:-9,06 149,03 3.46 Income 123 ,70 122,48 11 ,97 LVMH and disappoint- post-19S7 crashhigh, led IGI Life: GE 149.97 140,36 3,06 ment there were no rate by the futures market and p - -Long - -II!II- DIstance------Transport Pennlts.-- AvaIla~ ---ble N. ow...~ , ~ -•• cuts either in Germany blue chip stocks. The All METBOARD: Metfund GE 24~ . 99 233, 14 2,89 or France. The CAC-40 : ' Earn + / -.~O 000 PCI- month pcr pcnlllt • Ordinari es inde x~ lipped Income 125.83 124.5 1 10,50 ItRMIT ROUTS.: . . • index ended down 16.S6 off its intraday high .but METROPOLITAN: • . . Wmdhoek to the East. • at 2,257.SI. still closed up IS.O pomts Metl ife GE 13~ , 78 129,69 5,25 • Wmtumdhoek to the South. Windhoek-Gobabis • ZURICH _ Swiss at a fresh post-crash mark MOM ENTUM: GE 309.30 289,9 1 3,63 • (n: ) Windhoek-Aminus shares ended mixed in of 2,266.2. NBS : • W~ndhoek-Reh?both Windhoek-Buitepos • volatiletradingand.good JOHANNESBURG _ Hallmark GE 114:' .37 1069,53 3,08 • W~ndhoek-Manenta1 Windhoek-Botswana • v0!ume. Deal~rssa ld the Increased inv es tora~e n - Hallmark Income 10 1,6 1 100,59 na • W~dhoek-Maltahohe Windhoek to the North • overall s e~t.. ment ~ e - tion put South Afn c~n NORWICH: GE 492,60 460,01 2,62 OLD MUTUAL: Wmdhoek-Aus . • mained posltl.ve, but 10- shares back on track m Investors 3408,79 3174,40 2,8 1 vestors mcl.med to afternoon trade as the • Windhoek-Ludentz Windhoek to Zambia or . • ~ere Growth 27 1,74 253,30 na • Wl' ndhoek- Rosh Pinah Z· b b • take profits soon If com- market recovered from Im a we over: d 'd 'd Top Compani es 300.44 279.73 3,42 • Windhoek-Oranjemund dh k-K' M ill pany r ~~ uIt s I . not recent lows, dealers sal . Industrial 443,63 41 2,70 2,66 • W?n oe auma. u 0 • match high expectatIOns. They said there w ~ r e Mining' 369,75 344,37 2,69 • W~ndhoek-O~~andJa • Th ea ll -~ hare SPI was up unlikely to be any major Gold 20 1,09 187,45 2,71 • W~dhoek-OtJI~arongo • 1.52 po mts at 1 , 9~S.3S. gains in the short ten.n as Income 111,28 110,07 12,89 W~dhoek-OutJo . • TOKYO .- Arbltrage- foreigninterestremamed SAGE: • Wmdhoek-Grootfontem • linked buymg boosted patchy. However, there Gen Equity 2956,76 2755,73 2,97 • Windhoek-Tsumeb . Tok yostoc~sat~eclose, was buying.forchoice?n Resources 161 ,97 151, 16 3,24 • Windhoek-Rundu butoffearherhlghs. The the industnal and mm­ Fi nancial 539,84 503,76 na 22 1,54 219,32 na ••marg in of the rise shrank ing holding boards. The Income SANLAM: I .,m" 'C'plllflSI',,"qpt. in late afternoon o n overall index was 35 •.'iI; " · GE 1917 ,65 1794,88 3.28 52222 (,"",)",... . pwfit-taking and le,,", poin" highc.at 4.855. Index 1518,75 1421,09 3,39 · '.1 • .,...., ...... that the recent rally had the mdustn al mdex was Prime Growth 546,05 51 1,38 4,30 .. ------_ .. ------I 29 points better at 5,475 Industri al 1186,47 I I 10,66 3,54 I il and the gold index lost Mini ng 320,80 300,34 4,03 II . 2063 three pomts to, . Income 109,57 107,88 na UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA SOUTHERN: GE 252,87 236.52 3,05 Mining 173 ,03 162,28 3,01 Africa's Pure 136,75 127,97 2,96 Income 59 1,41 579,58 52,6 1 TENDER currencies STANDARD BANK: GE 1394,74 13 10,0 1 4,76 in Income 93 ,95 92,98 11.02 decline Gold 245,5 1 23 1,06 4,48 Industri al 12 1,97 114,78 5,75 ALLOCATION OF COMMERCIAL SPACE HARARE: The shock of International 127,76 11 9,49 2,49 devaluation now hining SYFRETS: ON THE WINDHOEK C'AMPUS most of Francophone Af­ Growth 146,31 136,73 2,95 rica for the first time in 45 Trustee 366,01 342,07 3,35 years is a fami liar jolt for Income 113,13 111 ,99 11 ,86 Tenders are invited for the use of limited commercial space on the Gilt 11 85, 17 1173,32 12 ,0 1 Windhoek Campus (Pionierspark) of the University of Namibia. many other Africans, giv- . ing rise to bitter jokes UAL: GE 2609,51 2448,73 4,14 about the vanishing value Mining 459,82 429,93 2,79 During 1994 +( 500 students and staff will occupy the Windhoek of the continent's curren­ Selected 23 41 ,59 2 193 ,46 3,06 Camp~ . - cies. Gilt 1318,50 1305,32 11 ,57 4,15 The Zimbabwe dollar, Managed 1268,82 11 93,42 Max Income 1082,6 1 1071 ,79 4,60 A space of approximately 210 sqm favourably located close to the on a par with the US dol­ student hostels has been allocated for the establishment of a general lar 10 years ago, is now Gold price store that will provide dry goods for the campus population. In 1995 worth 12 US cents - lead­ Yesterday afternoon-gold fixing: 391,80 US doll ars per ing cynics in Harare to ounce as compared with 392,40 at morning fixing, 39 1,70 over 3000 students and staff will occupy the Windhoek Campus. It as describe itdismissively as at Wed nesday afternoon fixi ng. thus necessary for the successful tenderer to have the capacity to the "Zimkwacha". Nam dollarlUS dollar expand: . This is an insult to both Yesterday 's opening Yesterday 's clos ing Zimbabwe and neigh­ 3,4110/25 3,4150/65 The University wishes to consider a comprehensive proposal and will bouring Zambia where the invite the most promising tenderers to hold discussions with and authori­ unit of currency - the Financial rand Yesterday 's closing tative committee before the tender is awarded. kwacha - has long been in Yesterday's opening a tailspin against the 4,38/4,39 4,3650/4,3750 world's hard currencies. The tender document can be collected from the StrategiC Planning & Money market But Zimbabweans can 90 day liquid BA rate Development U_nit, 5 Brahms Street Windhoek, Tel. 307-2066 or still boast of coins - from Yesterday's opening Yes terday's closing 307-9111- Mrs. D Paulse. Sight inspection can be arranged. a dollar down to a cent - 10,25 10,25 which provoke curiosity The tender closes on Friday 10th at 12:00 noon. The University is not among visiting Zambians as relics from a distant obliged to accept any, or the lowest tender. past. As in the 14 West Afri­ can countries where the CFA franc· was devalued by 50 percent against the 11- French franc last week, the International Mon­ etary Fund is seen to be ~~ ! ~ ~ behind the devaluations - and the spiralling infla­ tion whi ch often results. - UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA Sapa-AFP THEtNAMlBtAN Ft:itlay rJa{lo81¥512 il' stS 9 4~13

South ··Africa.goes for growth BUSINESS AND FINANCE . SOUTH AFRICA is heading for its best fi ve years of economic growth since 1978 and could manage 3 per cent growth a year - or more. REPUBLIC ' OF CDM (Pty) Ltd operates an. opencast diamond mine on Old Muwal economist Terence Moll told a Johan­ the west coast of Namibia. Our employees and t heir nesburg seminar yesterday taxes are unlikely to rise NAMIBIA under a new Government after April, and personal tax families live in Oranjemund, a moderp, attractive town rates may be cut. MINISTRY OF WORKS, TRANSPORT boasting a central shopping complex, hospital, nursery_ He warned company tax rates may not rise, but *AND COMMUNICATION school, primary school and excellent sporting and many tax loopholes would be closed. More taxpayers DEPARTMENT OF WORKS recreational facilities which include cl riding club, yacht would be created and there may be higher inheritance club and 18-hole golf course. The following career tax and a capital gains tax, although th is has been ruled opportunity currently exists within our. Finance Section: out by other analysts. 1. TENDER NO. F1 /10/1-239193 DISMANTUNG AND Closing loopholes and broadening the tax base RE- ERECTION OF TWO EXISTING STEEL while cutting rates of tax are policies of the Namibian PORTAL FRAME STRUCTURES IN OSHAKATI TO Government. BE UTlUZED AS WORKSHOPS BY NAMPOL DEPT. Trainee Accoilnting On possible new taxes Moll added: "The rates should not be punitive and the story of the pas,t, by 2. TENDER NO.:F1 /10/1 - 240/93 - PURCHASING which one becomes wealthy via capi tal 'gains, will AND INSTALLATION OF MOBILE CHARGE probabl y still remai n." OFFICE AND MOBILE HOUSING UNITS FOR THE Technician Some South Africans, including racists, are predict­ NAMPOL DEPT.lN THE HEREROLAND WEST ,.. ing doom once a majority government takes over. AREA. Moll says there are fb ur reasons why no harsh 'new Applications are awaited fr o m ambitious single Namibian measures will come in: 3. TENDER NO.:F1 /10/1 - 241/93 DISMANTUNG citizens aged 25 or younger with either a minimum· D aggregate * Over the past five years politicians, business and AND ERECTION OF PREFABRICATED matric certificate with English and Mathematics SG D or HG E STRUCTURES IN THE OVAMBO AREA FOR labour have discussed economics and social develop­ (f urthe r stud ies wi ll be o ff e red) or a N~ional Diploma in NAMPOL DEPARTMENT. ment and are work ing wi thin acceptable broad guide­ Accountancy or Cost Accounting. Personal computer experience lines . 4. TENDER NO: :F1 /10/1 - 243/93 ALTERATIONS & and relevant work experience will serve as recommendation. * The future government woul d work by consensus ADDITIONS TO THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONER'S and through regional structures OFFICES AT MARIENTAL. Upon successful cornpletion of the learner controlled Trainee * The coll apse of socialis m in Eastern Europe cuts Development Programme, which is approximately 3 years, chances of it being implemented in SA 5. TENDER NO: : F1 /10/1 - 244/93 PROPOSED trainees will become e ligible fo r a pe.rmane nt supe rvisory NEW POUCE STATION AND MAGISTRATE AT * The International Monetary Fund, a recent global appointment. agreement on tariffs and trade and diplomats are likely EENHANA. to put pressure on the Government. The package will include: • competitive salary . generous leave pepgsn payable: NS20,OQ Moll says the new South Africa would not be easy • suitable married accommodation • subsidised board for single and some taxes woul d rise. Affirmative acti on would employees . bonus equal to 10% of annual salary, payable in mean the Government favours poor people and urban Clostng date: (1-3) 11 hOO on Tuesday I February 1994 bl ack peopl e more than the white power groups who (4&5) 11 hOO on Tuesday 15 February 1994 November of each year. subsidised primary a nd secondary benefitted from the past. schooling • membership of the Company's own Provident Fund Documents are available at the ofices of: Thechangi ng world economy and world trade liber­ and De Beers Medical Benefit Society and . assistance alisation talks would mean some firms and sectors of Department of Works with relocation expenses. the economy do well, others suffer or collapse in the Room 22, Ground Floor.Regional Office, Corner of Krupp & Bessemer Street, Written applications, accompanied by a detailed CV and face of competition. WT NDHOEK " From an investment point of view,. the economic Amount payable: non-returnable certified copies of highest qualifications fundamentals for the next few years look respectable. (Cash/Bank guaranteed cheques) and identity documents should be forwar.ded to: Ground Floor, Fiscus Building, John Meinert Str. But there will be lots of uncertainty in the market - Windhoek about inflation, the world economy, politics and gov­ The Senior Personnel ernment policy." Tenders must be forwarded to: Officer, . The Sectretary: Tender Board of Namiba But the positi ve factors "should ensure an environ­ PO Box 3328, WINDHOEK CDM (Pty) Ltd, ment which is reasonably favourable to busi ness and PO Box 8141, which permi ts investors to protect and increase thei r OR Deposited in: wealth. Nationalisation is not a big worry. And pen­ The Tender Box, Tender Board of Namibia Bachbrecht, 10 John Meinert Str, Ground Floor, West Wing WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA. sion funds may be safer than houses." WTNDHOEK T he recession in South Africa is definitely over and CDM with sanctions ended, exports should increase and the Enquiries: The Secretary Tender Board: [Proprietary] Limited Closing date: 31 January 1994. Telex: 9803369-3370 continued on page 14 Fax: 36454 lZ7862 -NJ.::, 54129 KMT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Metje Behnsen Building, 277 Independence Avenue, Windhoek, Tel: (061)22-0076 or 22-2138, P.O.60x 22813, Windhoek 9000, Fax: (061) 22-0398 nit. New management NAMIBIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION * Individual Subjects TENDER 1/94 Courses are offered irldividually to complete or enrich a Previously Accquired Secretarial Course. a)-Audio Typing - Duration 2 weeks b)-Shorthand (Pitman's) - Duration 8 months RENDERING OF SECURITY c)-Switchboard & Reception - Duration 2 weeks d)-Office Administration ~ . Duiration 2 weeks SERVICES FOR THE NBC IN WINDHOEK e)-Communication - Duration I week f)-Refresher speed & Accuracy Duration 3 weeks g)-Beginners Typing Course - Duration 3 months Tenders are being invited for the above services as more fully h)- Advanced Typing Course - Duration 3 months detailed in the tender documents, i)-WordPerfect 5.1 - Duration 6 weeks * Combined Courses Tender documents are obtainable from the NBC. Head Office, a)-Mini Secretarial Course - Duration 3 months Cullinan Street. Windhoek upon payment of a non-refundable deposit b)-Mini Secretarial Course with wordprocessing - Duration 6 months of NS20-00 per set of documents, c)-Professional Secretari al Course - Duration 8 months d)-Executive Secretarial Course - Duration 10 months Tenderers must return documents in sealed envelopes by registered e)-Administrati ve Secretarial Course - Duration 12 months mail to the Controller: Administration, P,O,Box 321, Windhoek, or * Computer Courses Duration 4 -6 months place them in the Tender box, NBC Head Office, Cullinan Street. * KMT Dressmaking School Windhoek to reach him not later than ·12hOO on Friday, 4 February a)-Mini Dressmaking Course - Duration 4 months 1994. b)-Dressmaking Diploma Course - Duration 6 months .* Creative Fashion Construction Course The sealed envelopes must bear the tender number "Duration 1 year. # The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted nor will any reason be furnished for the rejection of a tender, Name Address .. 14 Friday January 21 1994 T: HE NAMIBIAN

4 last nine year.s' crippling Competent firnls shou Id do The Ministry of Education and Culture outflows of capital gradu­ SA prospects good - from page 13 well, however the economy Ongwediva Training College ally slow down. is restructured. Business Financial fundamentals vided foreign exchange re­ SA 's inflation including conditions are changing, Students admitted to 3-year National Diploma in there are healthy. Gold and serves improve . But with bottlenecks in theeconomy, including more black con­ Agriculture 1993 - 1994 platignum prices are al­ the recovery interest rates inflationary financing of sumers able to get credi t. ready climbing and the im­ may be raised in a bid to Government spending and Moll warned not to get too Male students: Female students: proving world economy slow inflation and ease the ri si ng wage pressures. Over optimistic on gold and to Adam Isaks Amunime Tresia should mean higher com­ balance of payments and the last 30 years shares pro­ look for share companies Amakali Tuhafeni Handjumba Komelia modity prices and earnings future rates would be deter­ vided the best return, but it that had good prospects, from exports. There would rather than companies that Antindih Mathew Kapesiso Julia mined by inflation. is worth putting some in­ be more cuts in the p~ime Next year there could be vestment in gilt and money did well but may not be Autanga Ambrosius Kashile Monica overdraft interest rate pro- new factors influencing markets to spread the risk. able to change. Awala Simon Hanyemba Susana Kalonda Robert Leonard Elizabeth Lifumbela Raphael Mweshipooli Helena Japhet Jeremia Shilongo Sesilia Muyahiso Tustus Shilongo Ottilie Ndasimana UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA Mwendaweli Mathew Mulife S~inene Aune Nghiyoonanye Fabianus Niipale Marina Nehindo Damian-Wamunona Shigwedha Martha Ndinelago Muyunda Geoffery Chiminuka Knime Martha Mweneni TENDER Ogongo Agricultural.College students admitted to a 2-year Certificate in Forestry 1993/ 1994 Kaambu T. Kaholongo I. CATERING FOR CITY CAMPUS . Kakujaha K. KanimeN . Muharukwa K. KawanaM. Te'i1ders are invited for the provisio'n of catering services for the City Mujoro I. MwilimaC. Campus of the University of Namibia. NambalaN. Nangolo H. Ndara P. Simunji R. The successful tenderer will have access to the existing Un iverSity faCili­ Shilunga T. Shikwena P. ties on the City Campus, as well as the existing staff and will be re­ Tyapa H. sponsible for:

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Eedjo dimwe oda popya pewe tete N$23 million Osheendo shaN ami bia, OMULUMENHU omukolokoshi, Abed onghela kutya fiyo opapa opo nawa a yandje eshina shi lilwe komesho Thomas Naobeb, nedina Iimwe Geingob, 00 pokati koilongo ei ivali lolusheno 10pilUlumo­ kOministeli taku fekelwa nokuli paife kutya ota ope na oinima ihapu ya mhumbwe 010 hali yOikwapond je, Theo-Ben tamanekelwa oikoya i Ii 25, ya kwatelamo fimana inai monikila longifwa mOmbaye, Gurirab, okwa teelelwa omadipao opavali, onghendabala yedipao, L ekandulepo. ngeengeolushenoladima. shi fike nena moPretoria ekwato keenghono, okulivaka modolongo Limwe lomomapulo Omupopiliko opo shi likunde oshoyo okuteya omaumbo, fiyo opapa manene 01010 ngeenge woPortnet onghela okwa Iwaxuuninwa oshiku­ pamwe South Africa otaka lombwela oshifo eshi mhungu shOmbaye. onghee ta kongwa kopolifi. pula Namibia a fule ile a kutya, ngeenge Namibia Gurirab okwa Naobeb, 00 a talika a osheendo shekongo lande ko oiniwe yaye oyo ina hala okufuta, nena findikilwa kEeministeli: nyika oshiponga mokati laNaobeb, komufala i li mOmbaye. oilongifo aishe oyo hai Hifikepunye Pohamba, kovanhu, okwe livakele waSwakop. Udo Okwa kundanwa nale dulu okulundululwa; otai Hidipo Hamutenya, modolongo yopolifi Klopfer, onghela okwa kutya omahangano avali ka twalwa neeskepa Nickey Iyambo, Ernst poKaribib momafiku 16 l o mbw e la haa yambididwa koSA. Tjiriange, Nangolo Desemba 1993 eshi kwa ovananghund a na ". kepangelo laSA , omadina Kombinga ikwao, Mbumba, oshoyo li a teelela ngeno a ka pofaa lama yedina ngaashi Eskom na Portnet, epangelo laNamibia ola Andimba Toivo ya Toivo. pangulweomolwekwato Ukuib, koumbuwanhu otaa pula opo epangelo itavela kutya, paveta Osheendo osha keenghono oshoyo waKaribib kutya, opolifi Omukolokoshi Naobeb, 00 a nyt'ngana okukwata laNamibia li fute tete yopaiwana, inali pumbwa kwatelamo yo eeministeli onghendabala yedipao paife oya paife oule womwedi. dopedu ngaashi okapandi ka konda eedola okufuta sha osho shi li nokuteya eumbo. ngw a n g wanekwa eemiliyona efele limwe mOmbaye. yoDefence, Local Gov­ Okudja tuu efiku e komulumenhu ou. Oikutu opo ngaho ya oshi yadi yo omakololo opo nawa li dule Oshinima shikwao ernment and Housing, livaka modolongo, okwa N onande o ngah 0 . hangika shili. omo omunhu ta dulu okulongifa OI01ma ehoololo lopaitukulwa, Works, Transport and hovela' okulonga oilonga Kl opfer okwa ti , 'v0 Manga ina fiya po okuhondama efiku yomahangano 00 oyo i li 010 eengudu edi mbali Communication, Infor­ mOmbaye. inadi twa natango kumwe mation and Broadcasting youpwidi, nakeshe opo novamati vaye itava di onhclc, okwa finda alishe ina monika. Portnetota puI ;! a futw e kutya oitukulwa otai ka oshoyo Hahende-ndjai, a enda okwa fiya po ko nande koshitukulwa okamushiyakano pedu te Opolifi oya ulikil a N$$84,7 million opo a tendwa ngahelipi . Hartmut Ruppel. ashike oushada. osho manga inave mu ka tu la omaclongo c li ovananghundana amwc yandjeoilongifoyayeoyo Ope na natango _Osh eendo shOvaSouth Momafiku 29 kwata. ane ta a ulike ecmbinga omo'makololo omo kwa i li metuliloskepa 010 oupyakadi kombinga Africa otashi ka kala aDesemba okwa Moshiningwanima adishe dounyuni ye ta li a hondama, amwe e li omanga Eskom ta pula a yelongi fo lokapale mewiliko laPik Botha. ponokela pofaal ama shitalal a, Naobeb okwe shangele nee opolifi ta nokuli koxulo yecndudu. yedina Palmental, liteye la mEtivali ti: "Raai, raai wattcr Kakele kaasho, oshikako sheekilometa mofa alama yedina ri gting het ek nou Naobeb okwa kotoka, 60 I waapo Donkerhoek, konyala geneem." Ko kutya, shaashi oha ende ashike Okamatyona ka koumbuwanhu eekil0 120 fekeleni nee kutya onda komamanyaopoaha fiye waKaribib. Apa okwa k o umbuw a nhu yuka ombinga i lipipo po oshikoti. Ohashi kufa rlipaa po omulongi waKaribib. paife. 'nee opolifi nande cev ili wopofaalama wedina El alakano otaku Okudja apa, okwa nhatu opo di mone vali yahelwa pomahooli Paulus, e mu denga fekelwa ku tya okwa li ta end e la ko mamanya, oshikoti shaye, ye nemanya komutwe, ta kongo eeholo ile noshikoti shaye osha efimbo 010 ota hangika a woo mwa li mwakwatelwa kwata omukulukadi eendjebo, shaashi okwa kana fiyo okeluwa eli. ya ko kul e . Oku na ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA Vendura sho ye ya keenghono, ye ta denge kufa mo ashike oukulya Komufala Klopfer, 00 natango omapaildo atatu pOngalashe ya tumbulwa, Omumati gwedhina Robert -Amutenya na omushamane Hans vanini, nonande oikulya ta yambididwa kongudu cenghaku, 00 ha shendje oya li ya tulaomuniilonga Berens shinyanyalifa. okwa Ii i yadi moo yovapoli fi novakwaita · omafimbo nomafimbo. Kuume ke Kornelius Ndova mboka ya Ii ta ku omukw awo Robert Berens okwa li a twalwa Oradio oyo a kufa va fik a po-30 oshoyo Ovanhu vamwc ova fekelwa ya Ii ya dhipaga Paulus Vendura omasiku Amutenya pokati omanga tila o ku mu lopo ta, sho gali 31 ga January omvula ya ziko, metitatu uumatyona wumwe wali ko s hip a n g el 0 meumbo lovanail onga naitaalukunghu, 00 he . oshiwike shika okwa li a lombwele ompangu wa ha la okumu dhenga, koVenduka oko a ka pofaalama opo oshoyo uya omafimbo amwe, shaashi ohe va tilifa mOvenduka kutya, Paulus Vendura okwa Ii kamweokalianuwakemu xulifila muJanuali oikutu noinima ikwao ota ti fiyo opapa ova kutya ote va dipaa. gumwe gwomongundo yaamboka ya Ii yu umbu tilitha nokul i nEkatana neudo. okwe ke i fiya ashike nyengwa okukwata Ope na natango omakende kuyo nosho woo oku ya tuka. ndjoka kali ka tula Kakele komadipao 00 popepi nofaalama. Naobeb. ehokolo limwe kutya mobayikitha. Niikesho nekwato keenghono, Manga in fadukapo Ekongo potete ola vati okwa pewa oimbodi Amutenya okwa ti uumatyona mboka na kali okwa li eshi zimine kutya Naobeb okwa teya nokukanifa oikoti, okwa piyaanekwa kod ula, oyo ko nd udu yonhu mba Vendura ka li nande a nande a odh eka nande oye shili a yi a ende a uka eefaalama 14 nelalakano shanga pedu ta 10mbwele hai dimipo oshikoti . yokOtjimbingwe opo umbu a odheka ku Paulus. oku gumwe gwomuyo. kaamatyona mbaka sho ya kashiimba lokukonga opolifi ta ti: " Ame Kake le kodula, aha kwatwe. Ota ku popiwa kutya Kuume ka Nd ova, li yi i topol a mongundu oikuti ile eendjebo. O)TIun amibia, no nde ekongo ola djuupalck wa Omulume nhu ou Vcndura nookuume ke ye Amuteny a okw a li a ~datu nokwali eya pul a Mopaife okwa homata lineekela kutya onamu shaashi Naobe b otaku hokololwa kutya li yane oya li yeya esiku lombweleompangu kutya, kutya, "otamu kongo omhungulula nondjebo ka mone nge ngaho efiku oshitukulwa shaK aribi b o ha e ndelele in ashi ndyoka okul and a uumatyona mbuka owa li omatudhi ", omanga ine ya yonyuula. limwe." Ta twikile okushishii nawa e dule monika nale, shaashi vati uunamunate pOn ga l a~ h c wa tameke oku umba lombwela kutya okila Nonande peenhele natango la shange pedu opolifi, shaashi oko a oha dulu okutondoka yomahoo li yedhina. Mi­ omakend e kuyo nos ho yiinamunate oya pata. dihapu opo a didilikwa dalelwa ye oko a kulila. oshikako sh ami Serv ice Station nd joka woo oku ya tuk a. Okwa ti Vendura okwa li ta yandje ombil i eekil ometa yili mOvenduka mpoka, Amutenya na Niikesho gwomongudu nokul o p o twa kumwene wofaalama ye Okunookaume vahapu 40 ina fuda. Nd ova. Amuteny a fl a oya li woo ya tidha yaamatyona mbaka meendelelo, opolifi fiyo ta lombwele oshoyo ovakwanedimo N o nan d e Jesaja Niikesho. ha ya uumatyona mQuk a ndjika, ndjoka ya li ye ya opapa oya nyengwa oku ovan a il o nga ovo have mu pe oikulya penomaupyakad i aa, longo. noongola mbali. tuka nosho woo oku umba mu kwata, pamushangwa 00 oshoyo omauyelelc Klopfer okwa ti ye Konim a, Nd o\ a, Amutenya okwa omamanya kuyo ngoka omolwomaupyakadi wopedu kutya oikutu k o mbing a novamati vaye itava di ko Amutenya na Niikes ho gwedh ako kutya, konima nokuli gali gemu tete onhumba noongadi. yavo oi li koshi yemanya yomalinyengo opolifi. nande koKaribib manga oya tameke oombata no Nd ova okwa li u umbu mokugulu. Niikesho okwa 00 e lile komesho popepi nofaalama. Oshitukulwa omo e li tuu Naobeb ina kwatwa. ngundu yaa matyo na ooholo mbali pehala Iya li a pataneke ya kwawo ko 1-1------­ mboka. Konima Niikesho mbw alanganJja kutya, ye okwa li ashike a okwa li a kambad hala oku nuu matyona mbu ka owa uvu etopo Iyo holo yimwe dhenga aamatyona mbuka li wa tsi kil e noku ya tuka. ndjoka ya li yoku tili th a Oshini·ma sha Lubowski otas"hi nongola omanga in a wu Konima ye tata wili , aam atyona mbaka opo , ' fadhu kapo. Ndova konima kamwe ko muumatyona yaye, omanga Amu teny'l okwa li a kutha ondje mbo oke ya pOngalas he ndjoka ati, Niikesho oye a li a yi kompangu yopombanda noku umba Vendu ra ke li nOpolisi noku ulika tidha aa matyona mbaka Iw aali na , ohole yim we Nd ova, na okw a li a noongol a mbali, na (Swapo).Lobwski okwa Ii a dhipagwa ,u oya ya kwata Vendu ra kwatwapo. uumbangi wa Amutenya ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA montul o. Vendura konima Uumatyonambukaowa owo ombok a kutya , walye pondje yegumbo lye omasiku sho li okwa li aadhikaasa popepi ti sho wa li wa pul a aamatyona mbaka oya li Oshipotha shed.hipago Iya nakusa Anton 12 September 1989. Konima ye dhipag( . a nod halate yegum bo uun amunate pOngalashe ya thikama pehal a Iy a Lobwski, ita shika pangulwa we mompangu Lobwski , okwa Ii kwa kwatwa omulumt u nd jok a yil i pope pi ndjika , Ndova nenge eguluka no yaJi ya ts ikil c ya Mengestrata, ihe oshili sha tuminwa gwomu Irish Donald Acheson, ngoka a a nOngalashe ndjoka. Ot ku Niiikesho okwa li ya pul a oku tukana, koni ma sho popi wa woo kutya uumatyona mbuka kut ya. Ndova a li a umbu oholo kompangu yopomba"nda, konima sho kala modholono uule woomwedhi heyaJ peth imbo Iyos hiponga "otamu kongoomatu dh i", yimwe mombanda noku aakwanezimo ya Lobwski ya Ii ya indile opo Ngashingeyi okwa tegelelwa Omupanp.-lIi shika kut ya, ombaapila ya omanga ina yeya tidhapo. galukako, koni ma she ningilwe mompangu yopombanda. a ka pulapule aantu yamwe shina sha ncso Nd ova oya li ya kusha. Ohel a m"ompan gu yaashik a. Oshi potha shika Lobwski okwa Ii omunapolitika nosho woo lye. Ndova shika okwa li eshi mOv enduk a. Je saja otas hi tsikilc komeho omushiiyj ve~ gwehangano lyo South West Esiku moka omapuJapulo taga tameke inali ekclchi nok wa ti, ye okwa Kiikeshookwa ti. ongundu gwomupanguli Louis tseyika natango. halclc ashike oku tilitha yadm :.llyona mbaka ~1 0 ka Mu ll er. Africa People Oraganisation ... .. ~ THE NAMlBIAM

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NAMIB PARK CLUB TUJE PAMOTZI MAS: Executive Secretary / Public Relations' Execu­ Rear windscreen for sale tive Secretary / Personal Assistant· General Secretary Brand-new modern 3 -Specialising in African KATUTUBA • Legal Secretary. Girl friday • Software Support· Data bedroom townhouse Datsun 2400! Hurry 2 Bedrooms BIC music Accommodation at Computer' Junior Accountant· Junior Management· -.. General Business Practice I Public Relations Bathroom One and a hall bath- Phone Mr Kuyonisa Wendesdays & Fridays . Marle's Bed and Toilet roOms , sitting­ and $aturdays Breakfast Lounge 239280 (w) diningroom, enclosed ACADJ~/n Kitchen BIC Barbeque nights N$50 per person single. 239243(h) N$75 OOO,()O car-port, built-in cup­ 20hOO till late Swimming pool , telephone LEARNING~ ~ TRAININO FOR rHf JlUL "'''I KINO WOltLl' boards in each room . 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" '" Victory for FAX. 33980 Kenyan golfers Classified .Advertise m ents TEL. 36970 NAIROBI: Kenya won the All-African team golf champion­ Property Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ships here Wednes­ Sheriff atWIN DHOEK and at of January 1994 at 10hOO iA day after a playoff GROUP OF SALE OF VEHICLES IN THE HIGH COURT OF the Head office of Plaintiff at ESTATE AGENTS IN THE HIGH COURT OF the forenoon at Erf No 1295, NAMIBIA with holders Ghana. Windhoek and Plaintiff's At­ Okuryangava TownShi p, Kenya's l immy The following vehicles, NAMIBIA In the matter between In the matter between torneys, Fisher, Quarmby & (Extension 3), Windh~k . PLAAS MALTAHOHE 1991 model, are for sale to SOUTHWEST BU ILDING King' ori settled it on the SOUTHWEST BUILDING Pfeifer, at the undermen­ DISTRIK 1000ha the highest bidders: SOCIETY Plaintiff second extra hole by SOCIETY Plaintiff tioned address CERTAIN -Jakkalsproef omhein AND sinking a 12 metre putt. AND ERF NO 1295, -Sterk water 2x Isuzu 4x4 Double Cabin WERNER PANDENI JAN DIDERICK BURTZE Dated at WINDHOEK this OKURYANGAVA TOWN­ The two teams had tied -N$35 per hektaar in good condition HI SKIA Defendant Defendant 3rd day of January 1994 SHIP (EXTENSION 3) on aggregate scores of Skakel JOHAN BEAN Applications for boidding 'NOTICE OF SALE IN 146, two over par, for Tel: 222771 FISHER, QUARMBY & SITUATE are available at UNDP NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION the 18 holes. • PFEI FER In the Municipality of WIND- General Services Section. EXECUTION It was a particular dis­ P~S 1200ha Attorneys for Plaintiff HOEK REGISTRATION 0 1- MALTAHOHE DISTRIK All bids must be sealed, Persuant to a judgment of the appointmentforGhana's Persuant to a judgment of the 108 SWABS Building VISION "K" -JakkaJsproef omhein marked confidential and above mentioned Honour­ Amos Korbl ah, whose above mentioned Honour­ Post Street -Sterk water dearly labelled as bids. able Court granted on 19th able Court granted on 2nd WINDHOEK The "Conditions of Sale-in- 68, incl ':lding t·Noeagles, -N$25 per hektaar Closing Dates for accept­ November1993, the follow­ July 1993, the following im­ (ref: EP/mhll 654) Execution" will lie for inspec­ was easily the best indi­ (onderhandelbaar) ing bids is Friday 4 Febru­ ing immovable property will tion at the offices of the Deputy vidual round of the day. ary 1994. Viewing will be movable prope'2Y will be sold be sold without reserve and without reserve and IN THE HIGH COURT OF SheriffatWINDHOEKand'at" King'ori and his part­ Verskeie ander plase arranged- at a convenient voetstoots by the Deputy voetstoots by the Deputy NAMIBIA the Head office of Plaintiff at beskikbaar time for all parties . Sheriff of the Disti'ictof WIND­ ner Charles Farrar, each Sheriff of the DistrictofWIND­ In the matter between Windhoek and Plaintiff's At­ Kontak: JOHAN BEAN HOEK on Friday the 28th day had a 73, while HOEK on Friday the 28th day SOUTHWEST BUILDING torneys, Fisher, Ouarmby & of January 1994 at 11 hOO in Tel: 222771 Pfeifer, at the undermen­ Korblah 's compatriot Legal Notices of January 1994 at 09h30 in SOCIETY Plaintiff the forenoon at Erf No 1654, the forenoon at erl no .904, AND tioned address Victor Brave-Mensah ERWEIII ERWEIII Katutura Township, (Exten­ Okuryangava Township, ADRIAAN LUIS scored 78. Op soek na erwe vir sion 6) Windhoek, THE AUENS ACT, 1937 (Extension 2) , Windhoek, PANSEGROUW Defend­ Dated at WINDHOEK ~is Third were Zimba­ kontantkopers in Katutura, Sanheeden Street. NonCE OF INTENTION Omgava Street. ant 6th day of January 1994 bwe's Tim Price (74) and Wanaheda, Okuryangawa! OF CHANGE OF CERTAIN Ron Smith (76), four Plot en plan beskikbaar in SURNAME CERTAIN NOTICE OF SALE IN FISHER, QUARMBY & ERF N01654, KATUTURA Khomasdal vanaf I,Hendrina Jesaya residing shots behind the winners. ERF NO 904, EXECUTION PFEIFER N$80 000 at Okongo near Ondangwa TOWNSHIP (EXTENSION Leading scores: OKURYANGAVA TOWN­ Attorneys for Plaintiff Kontak JOHAN BEAN and employed as a Student 6) SHIP (EXTENSION 2) Persuant to a judgment of the 108 SWABS Building Kenya I 46 (Farrar73, intend applying to the Minis­ Tel: 222771 Post Street King'ori 73) ter of Home Affairs for au­ above mentioned Honour­ SITUATE WINDHOEK Ghana 146 (Korblah thority under section 9 of the SITUATE able Court granted on 19th In the Municipality of WIND­ In the Municipality of WIND­ November1993, the follow­ (ref: EP/mhll 783) 68, Braven-Mcnsah 78) Aliens Act, 1937 to assume HOEK REGISTRATION DI­ the surname of Haufiku, for HOEK REGISTRATION DI­ ing immovable property will VISION "K" Zimbabwe 150 (T. E(,O'\O\IO the reasons that Jesaya is VISION "K" be sold without reserve and IN THE HIGH COURT OF Price 74, R. Smith 76) ESTATES my father's name. I previ­ voetstoots by the Deputy NAMIBIA The "Conditions of Sale-in­ T anza nia 153 (S. ously bore the name The "Conditions of Sale-in­ Sheriff of the Districtof WIND­ In the matter between Execution" will lie for inspec­ Mwanyenza76,M.Juma H.Jesaya. Any person who Execution" will lie for inspec­ HOEKon Friday the 28th day SOUTHWEST BUILDING tion atthe offices of the Deputy .objects to my assumption of 77) . IN NAMIBIA FOR tion allhe offices of the Deputy of January 1994 at 11h30 in SOCIETY Plaintiff Sheriff atWINDHOEKand at the said surname of Haufiku NAMIBIANSI Sheri ff atWINDHOEK and at the fore no "In at the Remain­ AN D the Head office of Plaintiff at Sierra Leone 154 (1 . should as soon as may be PLOT & PLAN the Head office of Plaintiff at ing Extent of Erf No 2176, . Windhoek and Plaintiff's At- Lebbie 71 , G. Dumbuya lodge hislher objection, in PHILLlP AMUNYELA PIONIERSPARK Windhoek and Plaintiff's At­ Windhoek, Hippocratus 83) • writing, with a statement of Defendant . torneys, Fisher. Quarmby & (Plot prices are excluded) torneys, Fisher, Quarmby & Street. hislher reasons theretor, with Pfeifer, at the undermen­ Pfeifer, at the undermen­ PLANA the Magistrate of Ondangwa. NOTICE OF SALE IN tioned address If you have any - Beutifull ~ bedroom tioned address CERTAIN EXECUTION THE REMAINING EXTENT sport news, tips or house, 2 bathrooms, THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Dated at WINDHOEK this Dated at WINDHOEK this 4 OF ERF NO 2176, WIND­ huge kitchEn , big lounge, NOnCE OF INTENnON Persuant to a judgment of the 6th day of January 1994 views, contact the day of January 1994 BIC in house OF CHANGE OF HOEK above mentioned Honour­ Conrad Angula at N$926JO (92 sqm) SURNAME able €:ourt granted on 19th FISHER , QUARMBY & tel. 36970 during PLANS I,Jacob Kalome residing at FISHER , QUARMBY & SITUATE November1993, the follow­ PFEIFER office hours Plan A + 23 sqm Garage House 272 Oshakati and PFEIFER In the Municipality of WIND- ing immovable property will Attorneys for Plaintiff N$105 800-00 (115 sqm) unemployed intend apply­ Attorneys for Plaintiff HOEK REGISTRATION 01- be sold without reserve and 108 SWABS Building PLANC ing to the ~ .1inister of Home 108 SWABS Building VISION "K" voetstoots by the Deputy Post Street PlanB-+ study room I Affairs f~Jr authority under Post Street Sheriff.efthe DistrictofWIND­ WINDHOEK section 9 of the Aliens Act, Property bedroorilif4 f 10200 -00 WINDHOEK The "Conditions of Sale-in­ HOEKon Friday the 28th day (ref: EP/mh/1 785) 1937 to assume the surname (119 sqm) (ref: EP/mhll 659) Execution" will lie for inspec­ 0'1 January 1994 at 10h3O in of liyambo, for the reasons PLAN 0 tion atthe offices of the Deputy the forenoon at Erf No 1620, that Jacob is my father's first Accommodation Planc + huge 31 sqm SheriffatWINDHOEKandat CENTRALLY name. I previously bore the IN THE HIGH COURT OF Okuryangava Township, Lounge N$l36 500-00 the Head office of Plaintiff at SITUATED name J.Kalome. Any per­ NAMIBIA (Extension 3), Windhoek, (150 sqm) Windhoek and Plaintiff's At- big garden, middle class son who objects to my as­ In the matter between Omungongo Street. ACCOMMODATION torneys, Fisher, Quarmby & • house in quiet Klein sumption of the said sumame SOUTHWEST BUILDING WINDHOEK Phone Ingrid at : Pfeifer, at the undermen- • CERTAIN Windhoek area. Available of liyambo should as soon SOCIETY Plaintiff V.I.P. Luxury apartment tionedaddress ERF NO 1620, now. Spacious family Tel:38603 (w) as may be lodge hislher ob­ AND to let, beautifully bedroom. Caretaker 41914 (h) jection, in writing, with a state­ ANDRE LEFF Defendant OKURYANGAVA TOWN­ furnished , wall to wall Dated at WINDHOEK this SHIP, (EXTENSION 3) occupies other room. ment of his/her reasons carpeting, air-condi­ therefor, with the Magistrate 6th day of January 1994 Monthly instalment NOTICE OF SALE IN tioned, remote control of Oshakati. payable in advance E('O'\O\IO EXECUTION SITUATE colour television set; roof inclusive of water and FISHER, QUARMBY & In the Municipality of WIND- ES 1.\'11:'-- fan ; fridge; microwave electricity. No deposit Persuant to a judgment of the PFEIFER HOEK REGISTRATION 01 - oven; telephone Pets & Animals Attorneys for Plaintiff VISION "K" . required. Cleanhabit above mentioned Honour­ answering service; 108 SWABS Building progressive person(s) In Nlmlbla foe NlD1fbll able Court granted on 19th double bathroom ; Post Street desi ~ed . Contact Daphne February 1993, the following The "Conditions of Sale-in- serviced daily; Laundry WINDHOEK Tel: 3072113 office hours OKURYANGAVA FOR SALE immovable pr,Pperty will be Execution" will lie for inspec­ done at very reasonable Te koop: Plot & plan (ref: EP/mhll 788) tion at the offices of the Deputy Beutiful bred German sold without reserve and tariff. Double sliding - Ruim 2 slaapkamer voetstoots by the Deputy Sheriff atWINDHOEK and at doors opening onto huis met i.g.k Shepherd pups. Black/ta, Sheriff of the DistrictofWI ND­ IN THE HIGH COURT OF the Head office of Plaintiff at beautiful lawn and - Ne~iese kombuis met NAMIBIA Windhoek and Plaintiff's At­ DON'T black/grey. 2 Males, Both HOEK on Friday the 28th day swimming pool (use of i.g.k of January 1994 at 09hOO in In the matter between torneys, Fisher, Quarmby & these included). Water -Groot sitkamer parents imported and fully the forenoon at Erl no 3028, SOUTHWEST BUILDING Pfeifer, at the undermen­ and electricity included. -Volledige badkamer Windhoek Township, (Exten­ SOCIETY Plaintiff tioned address Magnificent view of MESS registered. Pups not Vir 'n ongelooftike sion 2) , Windhoek, Johan AND central Windhoek (only N$77 900-00 registered. Now ready. Albrecht Street. DOROTHEA GOSES Dated at WINDHOEK this five minutes' walk from AROUND. Defendant 6th day of January 1994 central town). N$300. Phone 41007 (aIh) Skakel Ingrld vandag CERTAIN Single: N$75 per night nogl ERF NO 3028, WINDHOEK NOTICE OF SALE IN FISHER , QUARMBY & Double: N$l00 per night THROW Tel: 38603 (w) TOWNSHIP (EXTENSION EXECUTION PFEIFER Phone Mr Hennie Do you have a male 41914(h) 2) Attorneys for Plaintiff (061 L35764 (all hours) German shepherd puppy Persuant to a judgment of the 108 SWABS Building YOUR SITUATE above mentioned Honour­ Post Street to exchange with a ten In the Municipality of WIND­ able Court granted on 19th WINDHOEK weeks old female German HOEK REGISTRATION DI­ November1993, the follow­ (re f: EP/mhll 780) Keep death LITTER VI SION "K" ing immovable property will shepherd puppy already be sold without reserve and off our roads voetstoots by the Deputy vaccin ated. The "Cond i t i ~, s of Sale-in­ - Don't drink IN BI~~!! Execution" will lie for inspec­ Sheriff ofthe District ofWI ND­ ~ Phone 33730 (061) tion allhe offices cif the Deputy HO EK on Friday the 28th day and drive! ~- J;O..:. ... g r18OO',d~j ~~ ~ ti1W4 TIlJ~~M'JJl.ftN

> Stop Press ... Stop Press ... Stop Press ... Prost in team Exciting bowls at weekend dispute THE bowls season will kick off this Plessis, G Snyman (Whk Bowls Club); weekend and both the men's and P Opperman, E Vermeulen (Eros). ESTORIL: Alain Prost women's national team selectors The women - A Ainsworth, J Joubert1 cannot come out of re­ will have a busy time selecting the K Beresford (Oranjemund); 1> Shelley, tirement and drive for teams to represent the country at A Mays (Namib Park); A Breytenbach, another Formula One the 1994 Commonwealth Games. I Korl (R6ssing); L King, M Bosman team this season, Frank The Commonwealth Games will be (Whk Country Club); U Oppennan, M Williams said here on hosted by Canada in Victoria in Au­ Wentworth (Eros); K du Plessis, ' P Wednesday, following gust later this year. Watson (Whk Bowls Club); R speculation that the The short listed players are: men - J Crawford, D Esterhuizen, A Boshoff Frenchman might take Calitz, D Calitz, G Heyns, M Nel, W (TransNamib ). the wheel of a McLaren Esterhuizen, A Josef (all The men start play at 1I hOO at the Peugeot. TransNamib); J Shelley, S Westerdale, Windhoek Bowling Club tomorrow McLaren boss Ron B Peake (Namib Park); N Adams, A with the women starting at the Dennis has been trying to Brink (Whk Country Club); S du TransNamib Bowls Club at 09hOO. tempt Prost back into rac­ ing since the end of last season. The Frenchman has retired after winning his fourth world champi­ Curricul~m Group Accounting and onship, at the wheel of a Information Systems Williams-Renault. But Dennis' archrival Department: Information Systems Williams appeared to scotch any idea of Prost turning into a rival for his Lecturer/Junior Lecturer successor, Ayrton Senna. Requirements: At least a vertical qualificatio[l of M + 4 in "Prost has a contract Computer Science/Information Systems with a thorough knowl­ with us and therefore is not free to drive for an­ edge of systems development in Informix. other team," Williams Job description: Lecturing in Informix, software engineering, said. operating systems and data communications. "Alain has decided to retire, he had the right to Contact persons: Miss A van Rhyn at (061) 307-2002 or Ms L D do so. But he can't retire Nashandih-Endjambi at (061) 307-2295. and then one month later DEFENCE ACES ... Phillemon Namene (left) and Nino Foderman (right) change his mind and Closing date for applications: 4 February 1994. will have their hands full with Black Africa on the attack at the Youth drive for another team. Complex tomorrow. Both players form part of the Young Warriors strong . Date of assumption of duties: As soon as possible. Prost's contract with us defence and are all set to become members of the senior national squad in is for two years and fin­ Application procedure: Please forward applications/CVs to the the near future. ishes at the end of this Personnel Department, University of Namibia, ~ I~~ Private Bag 13301, Windhoek, Williams, speaking or fax to 307-2444. during the official pres­ entation of the 1994 team, Attractive remuneration applies. would not be drawn as to Under the auspices of the University of Namibia SPANISH First Di\'i$lon leading The Spanish league's competi­ whether he would allow sco~r Roamrio ofFC~ar§elona tion "Committee took the action Prost to drive for a rival. was Suspended for four~aii \eSon after Viewing a videOtape that TECHNIKON OF NAMIBIA Wednesday and fin~ 2 000 US . showed the Brazilian' coming dollars for punching Al-gentine from behind the-Argentine's NSRC to S41 34 1 P391 Diego Simeone in a match on letl and hitting him with a left Sunday at Seville. hook. meet on Sun~ay

CITY OF WINDHOEK THE Namibia Sport and VACANCY Recreation Club (NSRC) - popularly -known as SECONDARY SCHOOL . CITY STORES TENDER Nasok - will hold an im-• JAN JONKER AFRIKANER portant meeting on Sun­ . , urgently requires day,January~3at 15hOO Tenders are hereby Invited for the supply and delivery at its head office in Ka­ , the services of two teachers to fill of the following, carriage paid, to the Municipal tutura oppos ~te Shifidi the following posts immediately: Secondary School, ac­ Stores. (Siding 941-417) cording to Lazaru s - Mathematics Grade 8 , Mambo. Mambo, who is - Mathematics Grade 9 the president of the Tender M.ll/94 - One Only Laboratory. Crusher NSRC, revealed that his organisation was also APPLICANTS SHOULD Tender M.12/94 - One Only Bench Power Supply aiming to introduce ade­ - be Namibian citizens; velopment programme - be in possession of at least a Std. 10 + 3 qualification; and appealed to all Closing Date: 11 February 1994 sports-loving people to - preferably have majored in Mathematics; attend, Those' who have - preferably have experience in the teaching of Mathematics; an interest in the techni­ - have a teacher's diploma; Tender documents are obtainable from the Municipal cal training of youngsters in such subjeets as weld­ -' be preparef to assume extra-curricular responsibilities. Stores, Private Bag 12009, Windhoek, on payment of ing and spraypainting, N$5,00 or N$5,00 per set of two documents. carpentry ,joinery, brick­ Please send application forms which are obtainable at Re- laying and sewing are -" . gional Offices to: al so welcome to attend. Enquiries: Tel: (061) 391 - 2270 Sport registration will The Principal start from Monday, Janu­ Jan Jonker Afrikaner Senior Secondary School ary 24 and will last P.O.Box 7224 . through Saturday, Janu­ T. Biewenga ary 27. Interested people Katutura Stores Controller must see Benestu s Windhoek Kheimseb and Otto Namiseb at the NSRC offices from 09.1100 to Closing Date: 31 January 1994 Notice No. 16/94 . 'i'~- ; ", '- ~.. ~ f~ ! , " 17hOO, , ,J ., ' -E ~ I

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aIarI Liverpool House/Flat meeting wanted Construction PREMIER League out­ Large Company urgently requires a fit Prime Press Liver­ furnished 3 bed­ S~ peri nten.d'ent 9 pool will stage a special room house or 2 x general meeting at Ho­ 1 bedroom flat for Reporting to the Senior Manager and Senior short term (6 tel Thuringer Hof at months). Engineer, the incumbent will be responsible for. 14hOO on Sunday. the management and control of all the field Soccer seminar Occupation: On the agenda will be Mid February. construction activities of SWAWEK's construc­ issues like the name of Prospective house tion department relating to overhead lines of all a welcome move the club and the possi­ & flatowners can substations / Switchyards. In addition, he will bility of appointing a contact Joe Vries be responsible for budget and inv.entory con­ THE idea of staging a soccer seminar is a at (061) 201 - professional coach. trol. good one and deserves praise, especially at 2395/2297 All the teams' play­ this time with our national sport in such a Aged 35+, the ideal candidate will be in pos­ ers, new players and sup­ terrible mess. session of a diploma in Engineering 'or equiva­ porters mu st attend the .,oth the Premier League and the Namibia lent qualification, with a solid background and meeting. Football Association leaders have disap­ training in the full spectrum of line / substation Liverp'ool will CAR CARE PRODUCTS pointed soccer lovers in the past but their construction work. Strong managerial and officialy start training present all time low has caused great con­ supervisory s~ills are essential. '. ". for the new season on cern. Monday. In return for your skills Swawek offers a gene­ The league authorities have failed for the rous remuneration package and attractive second straight season to pay for the clubs' fringe benefits. prizes and the controlling body (NF A) has Pepsi race Please address your comprehensive been unable to fix a date for the promotion! THE ~econd-leg of the application to: The Senior Pers~nnel relegation play-offs. • CARBURETTOR CLEANER Pepsi Cross Country Se­ • ENGINE CLEANER Officer, Swawek, P 0 Box 2864, The NF A has never even informed the clubs ries takes place at the • COCKPIT SPRAY Windhoek, how the play-offs will be conducted. One • OIL TREATMENT Katutura swimming or tax (061) 32805 or • " relegated" club has even threatened to take • RAOIATOR FLUSH pool starting at 07hOO • WONDER WASH I WAX contact him at (061) 31830 the controlling body to court, pointing out tomorrow. tor details. PLUS MAlY MORE that the NF A constitution states that the teams Senior male runners and the Premier League must be informed in will compete over l2km AVAILAILE AT alL IIIUCHES SWA WATER AND ELECTRICITY SWAWEK writing at the start of the season about the with the juniors running UD LUDI.G GAUGES CORPORATION (PTY) LTO. format of the play-offs. Skm. Both the senior ad ~ CVMC-Y- 'Nl.:::. 83866 In addition, the NF A has failed to introduce junior ladies will run a single soccer development programme. 6km. ~ -/77N1II7AS -The national game needs som.e drastic The entrance is N$2 changes so the idea of staging a soccer semi­ for seniors and N$l for nar augurs well for the future development of juniors. Pepsi has spon­ the game. sored prizes and all par­ I hope the present football administration ticipants will receive a gives this idea a lot of thought before they free cooldrink at the fin­ decide on a date for the Congress. ish line. All soccer-loving citizens should attend a workshop to identify and sort out the prob­ Refs gathering lems that have crippled our game. In the three years since independence, the MATHEWS 'Theo' . , NFA h.as twice changed leadership, a move Amadhila, Pro of the . that was prompted by the incompetence of Central Referees' Asso­ those in power. ciation, announced that To bring to an end the present embarrass­ the regions referees will STlLL THE BEST VAL·UE ing set-up, we need input from all those who hold their Annual Gen­ have the best interests of the game close to eral Meeting at FOR YOUR MONEY! their hearts. Goreangab Dam next Everyone can contribute, from the ordi­ Wednesday starting at Phase 2 selling now from nary team supporter to the player, from club l8hOO. officials to sponsors - let it be a collective People who wish to effort. become referees are also only asked to attend. It will be the first N$95 000 Support our meeting of the CRA for Young Warriors the year. Come and view our show houses Swimming from 16hOO to 18hOO on Saturday 4 -m be a historic day when the gala national unUer-20 soccer team play their first game for li months on Namibian soil. THE Namibia Amateur 26, 27, 28 January 1994 The Young Warriors, arguably the most Swimming Union will successful national team on international stage the 4th National and from 09hOO to 18hOO on level, will meet champion club Black Africa Age Group Swimming in a friendly at the Katutura Junior Complex Gala, sponsored by The 29 January 1994 - near the Independence Arena. Commercial Bank of . For those who complained that there was Namibia, at the Wind­ Follow the pointers off Bach street' not enough news about the team during their hoek municipal swim­ campaign in the COSAF A Youth Cup in ming pool. Swaziland, now is a chance to see the young-I Swimmers from sters in action. Windhoek, Karibib and Tomorrow's friendly against the Lively Li- Omaruru will be in ac­ ons is in preparation for the forthcoming tion and interest is high international series which will also include for Namibia's first South Africa and the German Under-IS na- swimming competition • tiona) side. ' of the year. the Namibian Sport

DINGLER'S BLACK AND WHITE T o ·B A c c o .... THE CORPORAL ... National team coach Peter Ueberjahn hard at work during the national under- 20s first training session ofthe day at the Independence Stadium yesterday. Ueberjahn led thejunior side to the semi-final stage of the COSAFA Youth Championships recently. Soccer friendly: .f)JHGURS .. ~

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League's top scorer last reputation to defend CONRAD ANGULA year, is the player most which should act as a likely to test the U-20s great spur. SOCCER-STARVED Windhoek fans could rear-guard. While Black Africa not have asked for a better treat than tomor­ And if he gets good will be out to prove that row's friendly between cup champions Black support from his national they are the best club in Africa and the taI~nted national Under-20 team partner, Donald the country, the junjor team at the Katutura Junior Sports Com­ Tjikune, the young national team will hope Namibians central de­ for an impressive display Mc(".ANN · ERrC ~5()N 207865 plex at 16hOO. fenders can look forward as motivation for next Both sides will field Quest, the U-20s will rely to a torrid afternoon. week's three-nation in­ some of the most excit­ heavily on the talents of The Black Africa's ternational tournament. THE WHITBREAD REPORT ing and talented football­ Ricardo Mannetti and defence is likely to have Black Africa's three­ er~ in the country and Sylvest~r 'Lolo' its hands fuH with Young cup hat trick gave them fans are assured of an Goraseb~ · Ones ace Riaan van Wyk the Best Team award, explosive encounter. It will be interesting to while Interatlantic Blue while the Young Warri­ The battle is likely to see how Samaria and his Waters attacker Karasa ors walked away with the - be won mmidfield where Black Africa teammate Mupupa is any goalkeep­ National Team of the four of last year's most Goraseb face up to each er's nightmare. Year award so they are exciting midfielders will other as opponents in­ Black Africa is likely evenly matched and fight it out. stead of tea01mates. to have the edge in the should provjde a great While Black Africa Both team do not lack goalie position where the game on Saturday. will field the talented duo striking power either. tall Ronnie Kanalelo re­ * AdmissionfeeisN$5 of Richard 'Bobby' The free-scoring mains number one in the for adults and N$3 for Samariaand the dynamic Smithley 'Chacklas' country. school kids. AUCKLAND COULD SEE THE CLOSEST GROUP FINISH IN Eric 'Master Blaster' Engelbre:ht, the Premier Both teams have their THE WHlTBREAD ROUND THE WORLD RACE HISTORY. THE FIRST SEVEN BOATS ,FIVE W60'S AND TWO MAXIS ARE EXPECTED m FINISH WITHIN FIVE HOURS OF EACH OTHER.THE EUROPEAN W60, INTRUM JUSTITIA (LA WRIE SMITH SA soccer HAS BEEN CAUGHT UP BY YAMAHA(ROSS FIELD).BOTH ARE 640 North rules MILES FROM ¥HE FINISH IN AUCKLAND. boards disagree HOT ON THEIR TAILS IS THE FIRST MAXI ,NEW ZEALAND ENDEAVOUR English soccer (GRANT DAL mN) .THE THIRD W60 mKIO(CHRIS DICKSON) IS JOHANNESBURG: The under false names and A FURTHER THREE MILES BACK. YESTERDA Y'S LEADER WINSTON foreign player saga took fraudulent South African LONDON: On the English soccer map, (CONNOR/BUTTERWORTH) IS THIRTEEN Mll..ES BEHIND TOKIO another dramatic turn on identity documents. The Southampton and Swindon are geographi­ TWENTY FIVE MILES BEHIND INTRUM JUSTITIA AND Y AMAHA. Wednesday when the commission also found that . lINSTON IS LYING FIFTH AMONGST THE W60'S ,HA VlNG BEEN South African Football As­ two clubs Qwa Qwa Stars cal exiles. The way things are going, they Jo . RTAKEN BY GALICI7\ 93 PESCANOV A(JA VIER DE LA GANDIERA) sociation executive said and Jomo Cosmos had reg­ may soon be exiled from the Premier League WHO IS THREE MILES AHEAD OF HER. they would convene an istered more than their altogether. NEW ZEALAND ENDEAVOUR urgent meeting with the quota of foreign players. These days, the powers of English soccer IS STILL THE LEADER IN THE MAXI CLASS. THE SECOND MAXI members of the Safa com­ However an independ­ are in the north. Manchester United is run- LA POSTE (ERIC T ABARL Y FRA) IS TWENTY SEVEN MILES mission of inquiry into the ent NSL disciplinary com­ -ning away with its second consecutiveleague BEHIND NEW ZEALAND ENDEA YOUR) abuse of foreign players in mittee in a 16 page judge­ title. Blackburn and Newcastle are second the National Soccer ment released on Tuesday and third. Leeds, which won the champion­ League. This wasdiclosed found Rangers, Celtic and on Wednesday by Safa's Stars notguilty - but found ship two years ago, is fifth. secretary general Solomon Callies and Cosmos guilty The south is a different story. Except for "Stix" Morewa. and fined the clubs R2 000 London, home to traditional powerhouse The Whitbread Report is brought you by The Safa commission and R3 000 respectively. Arsenal and five other teams, there isn't to found three clubs, Most soccer officials much reason for the Premier League's top Bloemfontein Celtic, were shocked when the clubs to venture south of the Midlands. Chatsworth Rangers and clubs alleged to have Swindon is in last place in the 22-team D' Alberton Callies guilty fielded foreigners illegally league. Southampton isjust two spots higher. of fielding foreign players were let off the hook. ." 'I'·., .. ., . ~" .., ~. "k .~~ •• !~

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WHETHER YOU fancy a polka in Pamodzi, a tango in Thriller, or a lambada in Latino, Windhoek's clubs are promising nothing but the best for 1994. The Namibian's roving c1ubber spent last weekend sampling the dancefloor sounds of Windhoek's top nightspots and' talking to the DJs and club managers.

THETRENDSOF'93 rhumba toset theirdance - the bump n' grind of fl oors ali ght. raggamuffin reggae The town centre's pre­ and the thumping mier c lub, Paradise Al ­ beats oftechno di sco­ ley, is still packing them seem set to continue in two years after its their dominance on launch. DJ Rayy serves up the hippest hitlist in Windhoek 's dance the capital - with the lat­ floors for '94. est rave tracks from Shabba Ranks, Cul­ around the world being ture Beat, Chaka Demus introduced each week. & Pliers, Jazzy Jeff and Paradise manager, Ali French fete Frankie the Fresh Prince, Salhassi, says the club Haddaway,2 Unlimited, checks dance charts from NAMIBIA's two medalists that he doesn't have the Janet Jackson ... set an Paris, Frankfurt, Johan­ upbeat pace for many from the 1993 World killer instinct. Frankie ad­ nesburg and New Yark dance freaks during the and buys over N$800 of Championships, Frankie mits that he lacked some­ past year. new releases every week. Fredericks and Luketz thing like the killer instinct But Namibians shou Id Swartbooi, both feature in in the lOOm at Stuttgart - watch out - Africa is HIPPEST HITS coming! the December editions of believing that he could not Blazing the trail for two of France's top sports win a medal. Paradi~e is planning a African music in 1993 complete new image for magazines - Sport et Vie Recalling the terrible ten­ was Katutura's Club the new year and reno­ Tuje Pamodzi and the and Athlete Or. sion before the final, with vations will be underway sound was infectious. By at the club soon, Salhassi The front page of' both not a word passing be­ the end of the year sev­ magazines is devoted to tween the great sprinters says. The club is also eral other clubs were IN THE MOOD ... At C lub Thriller where promising to keep up its a picture of Frankie in full as they walked to the start, seeking out the hottest groovers shake their booty to DJ Anthony's mix flight and both include in­ Frankie describes the at­ cuts of AngolanlZairean of African soul. cont. on page 2 terviews with him' as their mosphere as being one of lead articles, while Ath­ "hate" which made hlm lete Or gives Luketz a very uncomfortable. page and some photo­ Frankie finished fifth in graphs in a feature that he that final. Although every­ shares with his interna­ body was delighted to see tional coach. him triumph in the 200m a The interview in Sport en few days later, Frankie Vie pOints out that many reckons that the 100 me­ experts consider Frankie tres can still be his as soon to have the best running as he can concentrate 100 style of all the top sprint­ per cent on his athletics ers. With Frankie known career. for his friendliness it is easy With the 1996 Atlanta Ol­ to see why he is so popu­ ympics only two years lar with European journal­ away Namibians can only ists. hold their breath and wait. Sport en Vie asks * Photo/Story: Steve whether Frankie is too nice Crerar KICKI:\' IT ... You can sa fel~ ' guarantee that Paradise :\1It'~ '" dann'Ooor will be packet midnigllt with Windhoek's wry own homebo~ ' s and homl'girb. 2 Friday January 21 1993 THE NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER S £/.lO\. r'J J.'Bb" t:b \.eet-' A30'~2?J33 'i\' \1l-

golf game I play. Clubbing IT! George Bush on life after being US President. ( SoundBites] THIS is the sort of demcracy where guns and presidential pardons maintain the balance - which .. c Q...... from page 1 makes anyone with thoughts of changing governments stay firmly indoors. tradition of bringing the hottest live acts to Wind­ Zambia's independent newspaper, the Daily Gazette, 0';: hoek - lined up as the first visitors of 1994 are Robert Mugabe's decision to pardon two of his foltowers kickin' Cape Town rap group - Prophets of the City. conyicted ofattempted murder. The recently opened restaurant attached to the HE set the stage for the illegal activities of others by club - Hard Rock City - also has tasty pizzas and encouraging and in general terms ordering support burgers for groovers wanting to snack out. of the Contras. Club Thriller is also promising exciti ng changes Finding of the lran-Contra special prosecutor on ex-US for the new year. The club in Katutura's Gemende President, Ronald R~agan ' s role in the affair. . district is detennined to regain the fizz which made it the only place to be during 1989/90 (the days of DJ ZAMBIAN soldiers are nofdlffetent from Zaireans, Thabo). Ghanaians or Nigerian soldiers· they could blow up DJ Anthony mixes the latest techno sounds with soon and take this Country by force. Don't push us cuts from Angola, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Thriller too far. Zambian defence minister, Ben Mw/ID, blaming the press punters could be shaking to Haddaway one minute jor instability in ZtunbilJ. and then Kanda Bongo Man the next. Anthony says there has been a d e fi~ i te shift away YOU ~n't be a victim In the street.anct a hero In bed .. from South African music to other African beats in Psychothempist Moacir Costa on , a poU showing Mat the last two years. Of the established SA stars only BradIUuu, mode nervous by high iltjlatio" and crime rtlIes, Brenda Fassie can still cut it on the dance floor, on having ,ul,6 times a week -1uIVa. often as they didJil'e Anthony claims. yellTl ago. . "" Thriller PRO Lesley Kozonguizi says the Club IF there Is stili room fora mediocre. boring publication will soon add more DJs widening the scope of the In the Afrlkaans media marke!. It will not be Vrye music to Kassav and Latin styles. Weekblad. · Editor ojViye Weekblad, MlL! du PretZt announcing th~ . CLUB WITH THE VIBE magatine's closurt. ·· ...... , I I LIVE quit. well being lInderestimated. r' For many club-goers Pamodzi in Wanaheda was on ~Ued ...... ,...... ,...'German.lntellectuals say that on evel) nuMberecf. the happening place of 1993. Charismatic owner Sayings and quotes from"'Cit~l9 . ~ ~...... days I can read 'ilnd on odd numbered days I can · Jose Americode Almeida says his resolution for the .• " "'\\.,.". •••.•••• , \. ..•. ·,····,~'·'/•• i .••. · •.•.•.. :./...... ,' • ../{ i· . write. that doesn't bother me at all '· new year is to "reach out to the people with African SOME President of the Unit8d Stat8.ofAr,"~dca he.» .,...... • Of "Ge11lUlll cluJnulloF Helmut Kohl. music". Many would argue that he 's already done tsl L.fhlrn pjiy~~ $il)t9P~Qn.e··if tj§riMtJitijiid that. Coming tiereto~twlth. JlobodleL . .. IT Is not too late Mr P.... ident for you to say a flnal The dancefl oor in th is small club literally heaves VJa4jmii; ·Zl#riifiil#!ti 4/(~t :fJ.i119Jf~onsQjd he would not " no to this denial Qf Zulu r8a11ty In South Africa. ., to the K waza K waza and Kizomba beats laid on by '!ieethi;it''tllitiRglf!$,iJ'ip t6¥!~~~W~ }:;.' · Zul';' King GoodwiU Zwelithini wllTlllngP)V de Kkrlc 0'" DJs Wycl iffe and David and two Angolan col­ PUBLlCs.rvantS arriving". fot wotk, turnlng up the aboliJion olthe KwaZulu homelant!- leagues. at offices .smetllng of Uquor, leaving IIgh~ and ALTHOUGH Brutalls has been our top attraction we The club prides itself on its African atmosphere, .~Irco nd lt~oners on In the e\len ln~ 5'ro\lerwee ke nds are sending him home ~use we don't feEtl lt 18 the but that doesn' t mean you won' t also get soul and are just as gull~ of mJsushlg government property task of a zoo to display animals that are sick In their disco to add variety. Pamodzi is also planning to as those misusing government vehicles. minds and behave badly. expand, something which it desperately needs if Primtt Mltthter lfaglGeingob a.4drIs.,his Slllff. Gi,skud Zoo djrector Lei/Nielsen on why he is tronsfemng . ravers continue to pack the club as they seem set to WELL. for one thIng I fInd that I no longer win every a violent rhino fromDenmark to Namibia. do. Pamodzi becomes a cool-out zone on Sunday Li=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ evenings when DJ Jora takes over. the controls to -=

FQ~ tsa !:l d Figures Lotino ' Where:~orgwar~ , Str~t"l(h O~o$d c;:a 1 Price; N$l~ on t=:rl/$(Jt 1r'l~I . : fre.d rli'k. , Right: D's THE NAME Parad~ .se .... ····/i...(:...... :':'..:.... •.• The and only Where; Bahnhof Street ...... :.•.. ":. Cutmaster "D" gets it right at Khomasdal's Prlce:.N$15 • men. N$lQ ·wOrhen;" Club Latino. 'nct free drink. on FrI/Sot ...... Thriller ...... Where.i:SQmu.' Shlkomba Skefih; Katuturo .. .. . P{iCG: N$l 0

"'. J . '~. • ~ ~ ~ 'if {''-'1~~J ,'-'' lt.woW I U ''''':· I .I_ .~' .'''''' . . I. ~ -"-;:::..;..':::. _ . f·~~~~!~~t;i:"~4.;~~~H~tJ:;.~ :~\;:- .;'. ~.;;r:t;i;:d\~~1t~1i. .~:;·.;;;d£J~~~;;::: ~ ~ ...... r li l' I :rHE NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER Friday January 21 1993 3 Lifestyles Getting somewhere against the odds

cumstances of his youth. the botsotsos who snatch JOSEF MOTINGA He started looking.for from his merchandise. a job and received his The street-seller says "YOU cannot go on forever fearing and first chance - at his un­ that his real motivation fearing. You must try whatever the cle's shop in is that he has to provide circumstances if you want to achieve Otjiwarongo. Through for his mother and five something. Nothing comes from lying down". sheer hard work and a sisters and brothers and will to learn he mastered this family commitment The· man giving this along the road to his the skills of running a keeps him going through advice is seen by thou­ drcam of self-reliance. shop - picking up every­ thick and thin. .,ands of Namibi a ns He says he has always thing from working as a The urge to study fur­ every day although few longed for such a job cashier to handling ac­ ther sti 11 Iing ers in his know about his story - a thro ughout the harsh counts. heart and he will soon talc which gives hi m the ci ru mstances of his ill­ "At school I was good start training in TV and right to proffer advice. nes's and disability. at maths and I still radio repair work, For this mes~age of 'Mr Salesman' . an af­ wanted to use my brain," Kuhanga added. bright­ grim determination fectionate nicknam(! for Kuhanga says reflecting ening up at the prospect. ClImes f rolll someone Kuhanga, contracted onhis limited chances of Tripping down who when a child was polio at the agc of 8 but education. mcmory lane Kahunga halt-cnppled by polio. his parents only realised When he arrived in says his greatest regret is Yet against the odd>; something was seriously Windhoek in 1991 most that he can no longer play ~tacked up by his ill ness wrong whcn he was 10- of his applications for soccer - his inspiration he ha~ hecome a success­ ycars-old. shop work were greeted at school. Before trag­ ful "alesman. At that point he could with silence. He, how­ edy struck he earned TIllS is the sad and neithertalk nor walk. His ever, never gave up and himself a diploma in happy story of E lly church prayed fo r him was fi nall y rewarded coachi ng, refereeing and Kuhanga. thc first pcr­ and aftcr a ycar he was with a position at Ehafo. team selection. son to be fcaturcd in The ablc to manage a stum­ The products scll well A ltho ugh Kuhanga Weekendcr's new bi ­ bli ng wal k and rcgaincd as passers-by are at­ freely admits that he still weekly Lit'cstylesseries. his spccch. MR SALESMAN ... A customer digs in his pocket for change as disabled tracted by the low prices has a long way to go - his Many people who Kuhanga was taken to seller, Elly Kahunga (right), displays his wares at the Ehafo stall outside and up-to-standard pack­ life so far is a living tes­ walk down I ndepend­ the Katutura hospital in Windhoek's Post Office. aging of the vegetables tament to his adage that c nce Avenue mu st be 1976 whcre he under­ on his stall. " nothing comes from familiar with the face of went an operation on his would not return to her walk the two to three ies. Had that not been As The Namibian was lying down". a sh o rti~h character sel l­ 'dcad' legs. The surgery ali ve. kilometres every morn­ the case he would have interviewing Kuhanga, a * Those missing Mov­ i ng vegetables and now­ brought Iittle improve­ Her foreboding was ing to the bus stop near­ loved to become a bank boy, accompanied by his ers and Shakers need not e l's for the Ehafo project ment and was followed misplaced and the op­ est to his house in manager, he confesses. mother, picked up a worry. The Lifestyles Oil the stoep of thc main by another operation in eration turned out to be a Okuryangava. Despite being denied packet of onions and ex­ column will alternate Post Office. Ca pc Town, this timc on great success. Doctors in After the operation he a complete education claimed: " It costs only with the popular feature For Kuhanga, who is his back. Kuhanga took Cape Town told him that went back to school but and the chance to fulfil .N$2, in the other place on up-and-coming nearly 2X and hails from thc dccision to have the without it he would have only managed to get as his dreams, Kuhanga is it's four". Sales are so Namibians. Look out for Otjiwarongo. doing thc opcration against· the had to spend the rest of far as Standard Six as his happy that he has at least good he often runs out of the first M over a nd salcs job for Ehafo is objectionsofhis mother, his life in a wheel chair. mother could not afford been able to battle stock. Kahunga did ex­ Shaker of94 in next Fri­ anoth cr important stcp who was convi nced hc Now he was able to to pay for further stud- against the negative cir- press some anxiety about day's edition.

T~II<.E ~C»I.IF1 ~ETS C»N 94

ON THE theory that some people will bet on just about anything, British betting firm 100-1 The existence of life 5-1 Prince Charles will William Hill has set on planets other than Earth renounce his right to the the odds against - and is confirmed. throne. is aceepting wagers on - some unlikely (but not completely impossible events) taking place in the next twelve months. 'Here's how they stand:

50- 1 Queen Elizabeth will 8-'1 Bill Clinton will resign abdicate. from office. 250-1 Elvis Presley will be found alive.

10-1 Mikhail Gorbachev will The Loch Ness replace Soris Yeltsin a's Monster will be proven to Russian president. exist.

.,h ~ , ,,,,.... i l-;J '·' '...... 1 ' yh-! • ~ . ~ . - 4 FridayJanuary 21 1993 THE NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER

WHAT'S ON AT Complaints about . . CASABLANCA - CASABLANCA LIVE Swakop b unga . low~ AND

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22hOO" <;'"'" '. Sorn e '~ consu rn e r tips for 1994

·····Mondays .. ·Glosed .' I. Never go shoppi ng priccs go up. sive. It is always cheaper 6. A packet of dye is a in the superm arket and without a li st. It savcs time 3. Do not accept shoddy to bake yo ur own biscuits wonderful pick-me-up for watch the press for sa l e~ and money and prevents goods from shops. Return or cakes. your clothes. Re-dye your but onl y buy if you are impul se buyi ng. milk th at goes off in a day 5. Shoes and clothes are faded black dress the same getting a real bargain and 2. Remember that con- or clothes that fall apart so e>-pensive that it pays colour and you wi ll give it you need the arti cle. sumersha\'egreatbu)ing after the fi r ~t wash and tokeep them in good con- awhole new leaseoflife. 8 . Buy meat from power so refuse to pay ask for a replacement or a dition. Shoes stay look- Use cold water dye and butcheries - it is generall y intlatc-d prices for stapl e refund. ing new longer if you get ..Iea"d the In struQllons dar.oJ.J~:a hoop!l'P'\ tRllf:l ~ s upe"mar - II IX R

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~ IT'S BEEN a monster year for movies. Twelve months that brought us J urassic Park, the most successful film in the history of motion pictures ... and Reservoir Dogs. Fifty-two weeks during which Clint consolidated his majestic position with In the Line of Fire. Eight thousand, seven hundred and sixty hours that turned in the grunge-friendly Sliver and the Tina Turner-tastic What's Love Got to Do With It? A year that also ga'Ve life to Aladdin, Bram Stoker's Dracula, ~ ClifThanger, Damage, The Firm, Honeymoon in Vegas, Indochine, j Mr Saturday Night, Sleepless in Seatle and Used People must have something going for it. Here are the year's best 20 films as voted by Vox magazine.

1. Reservoir Dogs in time, marooned in a the films follong this Like a rotweiller, small town on the same trend was Sommersby, a Quentin Tarantino's de­ day, to be woken by continent-shifting up­ but came snarling out of Sonny and Ch er at 06hOO date on Le Retour de the traps early in the year, every morning ... for­ Martin Guerre with but stayed like earache ever. Murray brings a Richard Gere stepping in the heads of everyone genuine nastiness to his into Gerard Depardieu's who saw it. Vicious, el­ character, Phil Connors, shoes. Gere is excellent, emental and corrosive, which makes his trans­ evenly matched by Jodie Reservoir Dogs is the formation into Mr Nice Foster as the wife who most acclaimed feature Guy all the more con­ harbours suspicions fi Im debut of the decade. vincing. Freewheeling about the Civil War vet­ It re-opened the whole and creative, this was the eran claiming to be her debate on violence in the comedy of the year by a husband, whom she de­ SNARLING ACTION ... Tim Roth in a scene from Reservoir Dogs which is unlikely to be seen here. mile. cinema and we will never spised. A geniune sense Michael Douglas brings based on the Virginia thous. Balancing a box­ fectly typecast and of time and pl ace and a see it at the Kine 300, to life D-Fens, a redun­ Woolf novel, Orlando is office-fri e ndly cast Rid ley's brother made conv incing romance be ­ and only maybe on 4. The Piano dantdefence worker who a visually dazzling feast. (Denzel Washington, in-jokes so blatant that tween the two leads video. Jane Campion's pe­ wakes up one smoggy Director Sally Potter ex­ Keanu Reeves, Michael everybody could get it. made Sommersby a re­ riod drama has capti­ LA day and decides he's tracted a marvellously Keaton) with th espy Christian S later stopped turn to good old-fash­ 2. Jurassic Park vated everyone who has had enough. The film fol­ ambiguous performance Brits (Richard Briers, try in g to be Jac k ioned fi lm-making in the There is sti 11 the feel­ seen it. A genuine erotic lows D-Fens's destruc­ from Tilda Swinton, and Bria n Blessed , Bec N ic ho lson and Gary ni cest possible sense. ing that if some of the charge runs through the tive odyssey through had a heap of fun wi th E lton) Branagh deli v­ Oldman was hysterically FX money had been lav­ piece, placing it leagues contemporary LA, clash­ the cameos (Quentin ered a bright and sunny bad. It was junk food but ished on the script, the ahead of the year's nu­ 6. Malcolm X ing with neo-Nazis and Crisp, Billy Zane,Jimmy adaptation of love's la­ it was a Big Mac, large characterisation and Sir merous 'erotic thrillers ' . Heavy handed and Hispanic gangs. Run­ Sommerville). Made on bours lost ... and found. fries and a shake to go. Dickie 's Scottish accent, Sam Neill's bloody re­ unilateral, the three-hour ning parallel to Doug­ a budget that in Holly­ you wou Id be talking not venge carried more im ­ epic tale of the life of las's journey is Robert wood would probably 10: True Romance 11. In the Line of Fire onl y The Most Success­ pact than any horror.fi lm Malcolm X is undeni­ Duvall 's last day as a just cover Tom Cruise's So the script got 12. The Fugitive ful Film Ever Made bu t of the year and Holl y abl y Spike Lee's most careful cop. The two dental fl oss, Orl ando throw n out by Quentin 13. Accidental Hero a Crowd-pleasing clas­ Hunter says more with­ mature and disc iplined evenuall y meet up on manages to look like a Tarantino. A bi t of extra 14. Bad Lieutenant sic. As It is the diljlOsaur­ out moving her lips than film. The outrage, the Venice Beach where mill ion dollars. tomato puree smeared on 15. The Last Action heavy epic lumbered into any actress in living anger, and the polemic Duvall has to break it to his scriptcouldn 'tdo any Hero the record books and memory. The film looks are still there, but so is a Douglas. "I'm the bad 9. Much Ado About harm. HalfofHollywood 16. Scent of a Woman strengthened Steven set to become one of the senSItivity and the indi­ guy?" asks Douglas Nothing sold its soul for a screen 17. The Remains of the Spielberg's reputation as few art-house movies to cation that Lee can con­ genuinely baffled. Com­ Or Ken and Em go mad test -agents were crushed the film directorwith the swtich over to the main­ trol the scale of a major ing at you like an Exocet in Tuscany. After prov­ to death in the rush to Day Midas touch. And the stream. studio movie. This time missile, it sent cinema ing himself, Bard-wise, director Tony Scott's 18. The Vanishing effects are just unbeliev­ Spike has the outstand­ audiences out into the with Henry V, Kenneth door. It should have been. (original version) able. 5. Sommersby ing Denzel Washington streets cheering with its Branagh let his hair an unmitigated disaster, 19. Equinox With HolJyood des­ to work with and over depiction of the man who down and had fun with but True Romance lived 20. Map of the Human 3. Groundhog Day perate for original ideas, the three hours, Denzel has just had enough. this one. A clever script up to its hype. Dennis Heart. is Malcolm. The premise is an im­ the Americanisation of managed to keep the Hopper and Christopher * Taken from Vox aginative one: Bill European cinema rau led 8.0rlando bard's work recognis­ Walken played superb Magazine Murray's cynical TV on throughout the year. 7. Falling Down A time travelling, able while ditching the cameos, Brad Piu and weatherman is trapped The most successful of In his best role yet, cross-dressing drama teen-alienating thees and Val Kilmer were per-

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16h56: Opening 17hOO: Thunderbirds 17h24: The Sunshine Club A WARD WINNING ..• Meryl Streep WOn an Oscar for her rolein Sophie's A programme for chil­ Choi~e which is the late night movie on, Saturday at 2.2hl0. dren with young hosts from schools around Windhoek. _ , 18hOO: Press Gang Sophie's Choice Change is a Fine Thing Junior Gazette entrepre­ neur Colin is normally more concerned with the is choice viewing figures at the bottom of the balance sheet than the CALIFORNIA Dreams is a new best· of circumstances, but it be­ ones that belong to pretty CALIFORNIA DREAMS ... The young quartet (tltr) William JamesJones, programme at 18h30 on Mondays. comes expecially difficult for Liz girls. Kelly Packard, Brent Gore and Heidi Noelle Lenhart who get together to Filled with original music this live­ Gavin when she learns she will have But in this episode, Colin form a band in the new teen comedy on Mondays at 18h30. wire comedy follows the lives of to do it without her husband. finds himself flounder­ Sam Gavin, a physicist, seems Matt Garrison and his sister Jenny, ing when he becomes SATU, RDAY 122 I infe.cts ~I~rence and Education two teenagers who decide to team initially to be just caught up in his the centre of attention l_ [ . LOUlse With Island fever, programmes up with a couple oftheir best friends, work, but as Liz aDd the children for one girl in particu­ "'------...... - -f but George claims he's The NBC's education 16h56: Opening Tony and Tiffani and form a rock slowly aDd painfully comt to real~ lar. too busy to take time off programme presented by 17hOO: Chicken 'n' roll band named California ize, he has no intention of joining 18h30: African and Florence laments that Vicky Matjila and Panie Minute I)reams. the~ in the rugged, desolate Aus~ Journey she can't afford to go to Lategaan. 17h30: Chipmunks Go Their manger is a guy called Sly tralian outback. 19hOO: Sport - Soccer the Bronx Zoo, much less 16hS6: Opening to the Movies and even if he is a bit of a pest he is Liz is forced to face the monu­ 20hOO: News Hawaii, in the first epi­ 17hOO: Friends of the 18hOO: Sugar and second to none when it comes to mental task of tuning a pampered, 20h30: Sport sode of a four-part story. Forest Spice figuring out schemes for g~tting citified family brought up ; with 20h35: The River 20h55: Crossbow 17h30: Mighty Mouse: 18h24: World Chart the band one gig after another. country clubs and cable television, Kings 21h40: Evening Shade The New Show The adventures of this free-spir­ into dedicated and hard working A powerful family saga, Ava convinces a reluc­ Adventures 19h12: Mom PI ited band will take us from ·their sheep ranchers, capable of stand­ set in the I 920s against a tant Woody, Harlan and Here he comes to save Through a Door home on the California beach, to ing on their own. stunning river landscape. Herman to allow the la­ the day, Mighty Mouse­ Quickly their makeshift rehearsal studio in Despite such financial and emo­ 21h35: Parliamentary dies to come along for the world's mightiest lit­ the family's garage to their on­ tional hardships as crippling report Multiple personal ities their annual Fall Polar tle superhero. stage musical performances at drought, antiquated equipment, 21h40: Movie: camping, 18hOO: Saved by Sharkey's, the surfside hangout homesick children and unfamiliar Called Home for Bernie. Is his new cli­ fishing and ski nny-dip­ the Bell where all the kids go. Aboriginal neighbours - not to men­ This dramatic movie is ent really a countess? ping event that has be­ 18h30: Window on Matt and jenny's good-natured tion unco-operative sheep - the based on the true story of Does Eleanor have the come a tradition. But the World mom and dad, Richard and Melody Gav~n family pull together and learn a suburban Texas house­ mob's money? Who is there's a condition, the 19hOO: Who's the Garrison, will be on hand to lend to love their strange and exciting wife and II children pur­ Vicki? Sally wants to men will not help the Boss? encouragement along the way. And new life 'Down Under'. sues a life-long dream of help, but it's not easy women or share their 19h30: Gillette World pesky little brother Dennis will keep * The late movie on Saturday is moving to the outback of when Chick corrals her equipment. Sport Special showing up at the worst possible Sophie's Choice, an award-winning Australia. into a temporary gig as a 22h10: Movie: 20hOO: News times, ready to reveal details about production starring Meryl Streep 23hl0: Silk Stalking schoolgirl. As the per­ Sophie's 20h20: Channel One the wild escapades of his brother in the title role. In this film version Domestic Agenda sonalities reveal them­ Choice 21h05: Emilie and sister. of William Styron's best selling Rita and Chris attempt to selves our heroes, a wor­ An award-winning A story about a young * A Place Called Home is the novel, Streep won the Academy prove the innocence of a ried psychiatrist and a dis­ movie starring Meryl lady who leaves her fam­ Friday night movie at 21 h40. Based award for Best Actress. close friend of Ri ta's who tressed husband try to Streep in the film version ily to fulfil her first great on the true story of a suburban It is the summer of 1947 and has been made to seem fe nd off the mob boss. ofWilliam Styron's har­ dream: to be a teacher. Texas housewife who pursuesa Hfe­ America is making a concerted ef­ insanely jealous by her 20hOO: News rowing novel. 21h50: Stories from fort to put the wounds of World long dream to mO\o'e to the Austral­ psychiatrist husband and 20.125: The Jeffersons An African War 11 behind. Though it should be ian outback. is then accused of mur­ The Jeffersons Go to SUNDAY Hospital a time for savouring the fruits of Moving II children ranging in dering the family's beau­ Hawaii - Part I Please note this pro­ victory, the aftermath ofthis,tragic age from 5 - 17 years old - some tiful nanny with whom A postcard from the gramme might be sensi- adopted, some with handicaps - plus conflift continues to affect so many her husband had been Willises, who are people who have tried to resume the accumulated possessions of a having a clandestine af­ vacationing in Hawaii, lifetime is hard enough under the their ordinary, peaceful lives. fair.

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OSCAR WINNER Rober t de skin, the project becomes instru­ Fatal Instinct, joins forces with Hilarious comedy is provided problems. Niro teams up with the enigmatic mental in the scientist's revenge Antonia Banderas in The Mambo by Martin Short and Danny Edward lames Olmos (from Nick Nolte and evergreen jessica when his sadisitic boss almost kills Kings, a delightful movie based Glover in Pure Luck, while John Miami Vice) is a powerful gang­ Lange to deliver a riveting per- him in an arson attack. on the Pulitzer P rize-winning Ritter is seen in Problem Child 2. leader in American Me, a tale set formance in Cape Fear - which The Lawnmower Man contin­ novel The Mambo Kings Play Noises Off, based on Michael in 1946 about a Spanish-speak­ tops M-Net's list of 27 movie ues the science fiction theme, Songs of Love by Oscar Hijuelos. Frayn's hit play has an all star ing American who rises through premieres for February. based on a short story by Stephen The two actor.s star as Cuban cast including Michael Caine, thegang ranks over a period of30 This remake of the 1962 movie, King. brothers who come to America to Carol Burnett, Marilu Henner, years to become untouchable - based on John D MacDonald's Pierce Brosnan stars as a bril­ seek fame and fortune as musi­ Denholm Elliott, John RUter, almost. novel The Executioners, is full Iiant scientist who needs a guinea­ cians. Christopher Reeve and Mark Other gr eat performa nces of nail-biting suspence and will pig for a series of hitherto failed More music this time for rap Linn-Baker. worth seeing in Februa ry include have viewers on the edge all the experiements with drug therapy fans who are in for a treat with The plot revolves around the Sherilyn Fenn in Ruby, Elizabeth way. and computer Instruction. Cool as Ice starring Vanilla. Ice as efforts of a theatre company to Taylor in National Velvet, Sharon The suspense continues, this He finally uses a simple gar- the new guy in town who natu­ open in New York with a sex Stone in Blood and Sand, Shannen time with a twist of science tic- den er, whose brain capacity is rally falls for the prettiest girl on farce. Doherty in Obsessed and Gene tion in Darkman. Starring Liam increased 400 per cent by these the block. However, technical mishaps Hackman a nd Mikhail Neeson as a scientist involved in tests. Armand Assante, currently The film also stars catwalk and the relationships between the Baryshnikov' in Company Busi­ the development of artificial on circuit in a spoof on skin flies queen Naomi Campbell. actors cause no end of hilarious ness.

An insight into the life, 08h30: X-Men OOh30: Rain Man personality and ambi­ 09hOO: The jetsons (16) tions of one of the world 's 09h30: The 02h4S: Communion leading pop singers. Adventures of (A) 20h4S: Dive Tintin OSh20: Supersport M*N*E*i Destinations: lOhOO: Pole Position Cricket: Live cover­ Sodwana lOh30: Disney's The age of the second fin al Weekend-guide A series of diving adven­ Little Mermaid of the World Series tures aimed at creating (KTV ends) from the Sydney 26 - 28 Nov '92 an awareness of the llhOO: Intruders Cricket Ground beauty that lies beneath lShOO: Supersport the waves and of the im­ Canoeing: White water SUNDAY 23 FRIDAY 21 portance of preserving raft ing - coverage of the the heritage of the seas. l ames Liffey Descent OSh20: Supersport OSh20: Supersport 21hOO: Gladiator (16) Cycling: Highlights of Cricket: Live cover­ Cricket: Live coverage No longer able to afford the Investee Veterans age of the second final of the first World Series their middle-class neigh­ cycling tour of the World "Series fin al from the Melbourne bourhood,ateenagerand Football: NFL Ameri­ match Cricket ground. hisdad move to the rough can football (Premium time) " (K1V starts) side of town. This area is Soccer: Live coverage of 13h30: Front­ SKINNY DIP ... Lorraine Bracco takes some R & R in the movie Medicine lShOO: GoofTroop ruled by street fighters the English premiership runners Man which also stars Sean Connery, sporting a ponytail, and is showing at lSh30: Scooby and who compete in illegal game between Chelsea 14hOO: Beauty and IShOO on Sunday. Scrappy Doo prize fi ghts for an un­ and Aston Villa from the Beast Moreover, the actor's in­ Cricket: Highlights of 02h30: Side Out (13) 16hOO: The Flintstones scrupulous promoter. Stamford Bridge (repeat) eptitude destroys all the the second fi nal of th e 04h10: Lena: My 100 16h30: Sunkist Kids Soon the newcomer has (Premium time) lShOO: Medicine detective's best plans. World Series Children (A) (K7V ends) to fight the champion. 19hOO: M-NetlRCI Man (A) Starring: Michael 1 Fox, Football: Coverage of OSh4S: The Boost (16) (Open Time) Starring: lames Marshall, Summer (Open Time) James Woods, Stephen the NFL First Confer­ 07h20: Transmission 17hOO: . Woops! John Heard , Brian Festival from 17hOO: Talespin Lang ence Championship ends 17h30: Loving Dennehy Camps Bay, 17h30: The 22h30: Supersport 0IhOO: Bingo (A) 18hOO: Egoli 22h4S: Supersport Cape Town Adventures 18h30: Nurses Cricket: Highlights of The search for the most of the (Premium time) the first final of the World beautiful bodies on South Gummi 19hOO: Tina Turner: Series cricket Africa's beaches, featur­ Bears What's Love 23hlS: Legacy of Lies ing the regional round 18hOO: Black Arrow Live (13) from Cape Town. - Part I A recording of this dy­ 01hOO: Blame it on the 19h30: Homefront A corrupt nobleman namic star's performance Bellboy (A) 20h30: Evil Empire plans to become the in San Bernadino, Cali­ 03hOO: Catch fire (18) (18) richest landowner in fornia. This show is part 05hOO: The Secret of Four New York young­ England by marrying of her first American tour My Success sters grow up together his young ward and in six years, which coin­ (16) and finally work together sending his nephew to cides wi th her new al­ - as gangsters. Being fight against a dreaded bum What's Love Got to SATURDAY · 22 young and reckless, the thief, but his plans are Do with It? and the movie four plan to wipe out the foiled . of the same title about (K7V STarts) old guard and take their (Premium time) her life. 07hOO: Twinkle the place. Starring: Christian 19hOO: 48 Hours: 20hOO: One to One: Dream Being Slater, Patrick Dempsey, Throwaway Belinda 07h30: The Real Story Richard Grieco Kids Carlisle 08hOO: Dog City 22h30: Cold Front (13) An investigation into ... SLI the reasons why thou- sands of American ba­ bies and children are abandoned by their mothers each year. 19h5O: Sunscapes­ Sun City 20hOO: Australia Wild - Wombats­ Bulldozers 20h3S: The Hard Way (16) A spoiled young movie star wants to portray a hard-boiled cop. To.prepare for this part he attaches him­ self to a real-life TINA-TASTIC ... The fantastic Tina T urner will feature on Friday at MAFIA MUG SHOT ... C hristian Slater, Patrick Dempsey, Richard Grieco hardboiled cop, who 19hOO in the new music programme Sound Check in What's Love Live, a and Cost as Mandylor hatch an audacious plan to take over the local mob doesn 't want anything live recording of Tina 's current tour. The concert includes all her major leadw.sbip;in Ev(IEm;\~e ~ ' hich premieres on ~ atu r d ay at 20h30, to do with this kid. chart-topping hits, ., , 8 Friday January 21 1994 THE WEEKENDER

Tottenham fans. people them." He listens to Ice Cube, causes con­ backing me up and just But he hasn't dis­ troversy with every turn, and 'bogies' saying carry on the way pensed with a social life when he scores. Now lan Wright, gen­ you're playing." altogether. Once a regu­ ius of Arsenal soccer club in England, Wright's naturally ag­ lar on London's night­ has released a ragga record. gressive nature has also club circuit. he still man­ worked in his favour, ages the odd night out. IAN WRIGHT has Scoring I 17 goals in just securing him a lucrative "TIle people I mi x with something very few foot­ 177 games, Wright, un­ sponsorsh ip deal with in football (chiefly other ballers ever achieve, no der manager Steve Nike. boys in the big league - matter what their ski ll s Coppell's tutelage, was "At the end of the day. black players like Mark on the field. He is some­ almost solely responsi­ Gary Lineker's a really Bright. Andy Gray, thing Gazza could never ble for Palace's rise from great player, but he David Rocastle and hope to be, that Lineker relative mediocrity into doesn't have that edge to M ichael Thomas), we all was far too boring to be. a highly respected club. his play that Wright share the same musical Put simply, what lan "I left because I wanted does," says Nike 's mar­ taste. We share the love Wright has is this: el­ to win things," says keting director John of a good bassline!" re­ rUler Trainor. "Gary's a cool, veals Wright, listing egant, effortless cool. Wright of his decision to Which is why people stop leave Palace in Septem­ unemotional player, James Brown, Ice Cube, their cars in the middle ber 1991. for all those years, he has Ian's exactly the reverse Tim Dogg and Big of the street to offer five He refutes claims of a managers and coaches of that. Your mum likes Daddy Kane as his main high when they see him " run in" with chairman telling him what to do ... Gary Lineker because musical influences. walking past, why peo­ Ron Noades, \Vho had Their education stops at he'saniceguy. Wright's Which brings the con­ ple who aren't remotely stated on TV shortly be­ ten and they are ill­ the soccer-mad. crazy versation neatly on to his interested in football say fore that while black equipped to deal with kid who likes to have a own. shockingly good re­ his name with respect, players were fine in warm real life ... " go because he wants to cording debut. and why, when he an­ weather, the white play­ Wright may have spent win." "Do The RightThing" nounced he was going to ers had to carry them mostofhis teenage years It' s a measure of is undoubtedly the most release a record, no one through the winter on the dole, occasion­ Wright'S popularity that credible fOOlballer song burst out laughing. months. ally finding work as a before c linching the you'll hear thi s side of In conversation he "1 actually gotonquite plasterer. but at least he sponsorship deal, Nike' the World Cup 2002; A constantly refers to him­ well with him. People had lived. On several was ranked only the fiflh thumping, deep house self as an "ordinary street think that because the occasions during his most popularfootballing stormer, it features a sur­ kid" turned footballer, racism issue came up football ing career, merchandise brand in prisingly soulful vocal who will never forget his when I was leaving that Wright has shown him­ Britain. It's now ranked from Wright, remixes roots in Woolwich, that was why I left. It self to be alarmingly tem­ first. from Rollo and Danny south-east London. wasn't." peramental. The Ian Wright out­ Rampling, and produc­ "I remember when I When Ian Wright Most recently, in a side football is difficult tion by Pet Shop Boy was young someone ask­ joined Arsenal he be­ tournament game for to gauge. MaJTied, with Chris Lowe. ing me if J thought I was came not only a high­ England against a child, he 's unlikely to But the big match will a good player," he tells profile player, butahigh­ America, Wright was join the long list of top­ always be his main pri­ me over a quiet drink in profik personality off­ accused of verball y abus­ class players falling by ority. "I relish the pres­ a London cafe. "Imme­ the-field. He'd always ing and spitting at the the wayside after ex­ sure," he says .." love diately 1 turned round wanted it this way. But opposition goalkeeper. cesses of drink and football and " d never and said, 'Yes, I think few footballers have ever This incident was actu­ women. take it for granted. I'm a very good player. ' brought their upbringmg, ally quite mild, compared "You can't put a limit Twenty years from now, People might say that's their lifestyle and gen­ to other accusations on your success," he I might be lying on a being flash, but you've eral attitude to life on to ' th rown in Wright's di­ says. "You've got to beach in Jamaica with got to have confidence the football field in quite rection. carry on until there's my top off, but it's im­ in your own ability, the same way. "B ut what a lot of peo­ nothing else you can portant for me to be re­ haven 't you?" As Lee Chapman, ple don't understand is achieve. membered as a great An unusually late Leeds United's cel­ that I've never hurt any­ I think I can achieve player. starter on the jProfes­ ebrated goalscorer and body," he insists. "I've everything I want in life A great black player. sional football circuit credible journalist/writer been booked for mis­ out of football. There's People don't realise;: that (most players are signed said last year: "A foot­ timed tackles, but noth­ two things I've yetto win, being black you have to aged 16, a few at 18 - ball er goes straight from ing worse than that. I've the League Champion­ do twice as much work, Wright joined Crystal school into a club where got this image where peo­ ship and the World Cup. twice as well to get on. Palace aged 21), he had he leaves football at ple say I'm dirty, but I They're the only two But I lewe it." . an immediate impact on around 33. He is in a get letters from all over th ings I haven't won and Reproduced from the south London club. womb-like atmosphere the place, from ON THE BALL ... Ian Wright I want to make sure I get The Face magazine.

THE Mozambican capitalMaputo teams income of US$80 is the Her profit of about untaxed, which is one with traders selling cheap, cookedfood same as tbe price of a US$0.50adayhelpssend reason why its food is direcffy from bowls the ground. But meal for two at some of some of her seven chil- cheaper. on Maputo's posh restau­ dren to scbool. Sbe aI- Local government there are health problems, reports rants, ways wondered how the seem paralysed by the Rachel Waterhouse for Panascope. WOl'Id Bank and IMF­ authorities could let problem. Manguelesays backed structural ad­ "people sell food in tbe the trade is unlikely to "OWW! Oww! My paign has had no effect," justnJent measures dust. go away and suggests stomach hurts!" a man laments Amaral Matos, wbicb forced the re· I never thought pov- rules sbould be made to cries out in the open­ director of urban serv­ moval of food subsidies erty in this country could ensure food is protected ing of a Maputo city ices in Maputo. Matos exacerbated the prob­ get so extreme. I've been by wrappings, and wa­ council radio warning grudgingly admits tbe lem, leading to a sbarp forced to join the sell- ter taps installed attrad· to thousands of urban key problem behind rise in malnutrition. ers". ing places. Matos re- Mozambicans not to street trading is poverty Tens of thousands of In a city where rub- spondstbattrader~can­ eat food prepared in - hundredsofsellers with Mozambicans Oed the bish collection has be- not afford wrappings dubious conditions and no other income and war and settled in the come a rare luxury and and the council has no sold unprotected on thousands ofcustomers, relative safety of over­ wbich has few public responsibllity to provide dirty city streets. from homeless street populated towns and cit· toilets, Oies move easily good conditions for ilIe­ But tbe wide-rang­ cbildren to ill-paid ies. With only 300 000 from piles of waste a~d gal activities. ing pUblicity campaign workers, who cannot formal sector jobs in a faeces to street sellers' \ He suggests the corn­ by city authorities afford a cooked meal in country of more tban 15 bowls of food, warns a ./mercial sector sbould be about the dangers of any other way. million, nearly all urban doctor. encouraged to open street food has made More than a decade of adults andchildren must She has seen a sharp cheap cafes and pubs little impact on either war, much of it South find work on the fringes increase in diarrhoea which could employ the 'chefs' or tbeircus­ African-backed of the economy. and other illness which more people and where • tomers, wbo are more destabilisation, has Christina Cossa be­ she attributes to the people could afford to worried about tbe made Mozambique one gan selling bome-pre­ street food. eat, instead of the gnawing space in their of the poorest countries pared food on the streets The informal sector is present predominance stomachs. in the world. The aver­ in central Maputo a year not only unregulated of restaurants catering "Our publicity cam- age annual pel' capital ago. and unhygienic, iUs also for the rich. Street sellers provide cheap food - at a price. Ci THcNAMIBIAN WEEKENDER Friday January 21 1994 9

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action despite damningevi­ retical despite being com ­ By RAGING RHINO dence. mon sense and will never Oh and remember the be mentioned in thi s col­ OH DEAR! Oh dear! Oh dear! What a way to PSs and top officials found umn. start the new year. All this confusion. Was he wanting by Frank and sus­ There seems to be some visiting his relatives in Cape Town, picking up pended by the PM. Well for mathematical equation school uniforms or merely wasting taxpayers' all we know in this wonder­ which rules that the more money? Is the world flat or round? Are the ful transparent democracy disorganised Swapo be ­ schools full or are they full? I ask myself these - they are still under eternal comes t he greater the questions as part ofthe eternal quest for spiritual investigation probably un­ chance the p:lrty has of win­ truth, you understand, and not out of some nasty, til Judgement Day. ning a thumping majority And so we will have to in the ne"t election. It's low-minded urge to guttersnipe about the high wait for answers until the called Sod's Law. and mighty. day he comes on a cloud of Conversel} the moredls­ [ prefer to think about wink, nudge, say no more. glory or at 1ca~t in a Falcon organised the DTA be­ these things in an esoteric And does the Minister jet and the sheep will be comes (aml I'm not sure (no. its not dirty) philo­ want the whites slung out separated from the goats (or they can gt't more disor­ sophical manner. The eter­ of his ministry as soon as is it the ostriches from the ganised) the more pathetic nal mysteries of the cosmos possible (Blou Bollie last rhinos?). ,will be their showing in are symbolised by a moral Friday) or does he in fact Yes, I am referring to November. Well that kind maze surrounding th.c love everyone never mind Nelson Mandela as it seems of makes sense - the on ly deputy minister, are they the colour of their skin he's definitely not coming thing that does about the not? (NBC-TV on Tuesday)? TRIPPING ... The deputy minister cleverly disguised as an old man in a red next week. Is thi s a classic official opposit ion. Was he out for a family Why is everything in this coat heads off on a sponsored minibus drive to Cape Town in aid of the caseofSwapoorganisation There's another little law trip to the seaside in OUR w orld "alleged". First starving everywhere ably assisted by all his relatives living within a 20 000 - as the fanfare is trumpeted which gocsalong withelec­ property, at OUR expen se there 's the alleged trans­ km radius. the star announces he has tions - the more frenetically or was it an urgent, last gression, then there's the 'other engagements''! Bit the Blou Bollie covers its minute mercy mission to alleged denial, and then of a bummer that. So what front page with red, bluc save some school uniforms everybody gets tired of ask­ Cars will be off for his hols Whatever happened to ister's hatred of the gov­ will we get instead in' ANC amd white the worse the from the vicious attention ing questions and buggers again next year in a choice those great controversies ernment 's anti-corruption So lidarity Week '? DTA fare . Their ardent sup­ of SA's finest custom of­ off home. GRN vehicle (allegedly) we have known? The Brew­ mechanisms, the Frank Ndilimani and a braai [ port is obviously the kiss of ficers? And that 's about as so­ and we'll all live happily eries picket v iolence inci­ Commission - about to be hope. death for electoral hopes [ suppose his Canadian phisticated as this democ­ ever after apart from the dent - never any outcome to ditched because it got too Of course the notion that and I can only recommend relatives just happened to racy gets. Of course there ' II nagging fee ling th at cor­ the Home Affairs probe, the close to alleged State House Swapo should first pay its that they switch ha stily to be in Cape Town - a totally be no answers on the os­ ruption is seeping through so called Merc Perk/For­ irregularities and anyway it workers (excluding the vol ­ the Gang of Three and start out of the blue coincidence, triches in high places con­ the system and no one 's eign Affairs connection - never released a report and unteers with N$400 000 campainging for a triple know what [ mean, wink, troversy and Buddy Two trying to stop it. buried by the Foreign Min- virtuall y no one faced court houses) is completely he- monarchy to rule Namibia. PUBLIC NOTICE Please take note that our PARTS DEPARTMENT Will be closed on Saturday 22/1/94 due to stock taking. We apologise for any inconvenience cause

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Top Ten Albums

I. Never Let Me Go - Luther Vandross 2. A Little More Magic - Teddy Pendergrass 3. Janet -Janet Jackson 4. Symphony Or Damn - Terence Trent D' Arby 5. Three Years. Five Months and Two Days in the Life of ... -Arrested Development 6. Take A Look - Natalie Cole 7. Remember Love - Gcorgc Benson 8. The Collection - Al Jarreau 9. Free Your Mind - En Vogue Above: DANNY ON TOUR •.. American actor Danny Glover (right) is 10. Mama -Brenda Fassie greeted by a South African fan during a visit to Mitchells Plain township near Cape Town this week. Glover is in the country with the Artists against Favourite Singles Apartheid group to promote voter education in the run-up to South Africa's fi rst all-race elections. I. Love Is One Way (real love) - Luther Va ndross Right: PARIS FASHION •.• A model wears this tiered chiffon gown with 2. Let Me Love You This Way - James Ingram gold and coral hand painting and embroidery as part of the Danish 3. Save The Best For Last - Vanessa Williams designer Erik Mortensen's 1994 Spring-Summer haute couture collection for Jean-Louis Scherrer. 4. That's The Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson 5. ['m Every Woman - Whitney Houston 6. Lean On Me - Michael Bolton 7. I Don't Wanna Fight - Tina Turner 8. Pressure - Billy Ocean 9. Sing Hallelujah - Dr Alban 10. Siyajola - Brenda Fassie

JS's Best of '93

Top Ten Albums

I. Bigger, Better. Faster, More- FourNon-Blondes 2. Star - Bell y 3. Out Of The Cradle - Li ndsey Buckingham 4. Come On, Come On - Mary-Chapin Carpenter

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5. Even Cowgirls Get The Blues - k.d. lang Eric Shirumbu's choice 6. Bricks Are Heavy - L 7 7. Another Country - Mango Groove T?p Ten Albums 8. Cooleyhighharrnony - Boyz Il Men 9. Rid Of Me - PJ Harvey I. Logozo - Angelique Kidjo 10. Siamese Dream - Smashing .P~mpkins 2. If This is Rock 'n' Roll, I Want My Old Job ~ Back - The Saw Doctors Favourite Singles 3. Roger Milia - Pepe Kalle 4. Three Years, Five Months and Two Days in the Calfing -all cowgirls I . What's Going On - Four Non-Blondes Life of ... - Arrested Development 2. Sweat - 00 La La La 5. Siamese Dream - Smashing Pumpkins THE soundtrack to the 3. Mr Vain - Culture Beat 6. Your Arsenal - Morrissey movie of Tom 4. Sleeping Satellite - Tasmin Archer 7. Live in '91 - Manu Dibango Robbins' novel Even 5. Go West - Pet Shop Boys 8. The Original Mr Lucky - John Lee Hooker Cowgirls Get The 6. End Of the Road - Boyz II Men 9. Nesango - Clive Mulunga Blues, perfornled by 7. Gepetto - Belly 10. Republic - New Order k.d. lang. The novel is 8. Love Song For A Vampire - Annie Lennox a psychedelic journey 9. Would I Lie To You - Charles and Eddie Favourite singles of sexual and soc·ial 10. There's More To Life Than This - Bjork discovery and freedom I. Solo - Bank Windhoek TV advert of movement, adapted for film by Gus van GH's Pick of '93 2. Batonga - Angelique Kidjo San!. 3. Boubou - Tabu Ley and Faya Tess Top Ten Albums Thumbs up for this 4. Sing A Powerful Song - The Saw Doctors album. It 's just one of 5. Love is Strange - Everything But The Girl those things - you can I. Nude - Suede 6. Mind Your Own Business - Fela Kuti never go wrong buy­ 2. Wild Wood - Paul Weller 7. Ah! Freak Sans Fric - Manu Dibango ing an album by k.d. 3. Eyes Open - Youssou N'dour 8. A Vassati A Lomo - Mingas and Orchestra lang collaborating 4. Homebrew - Neneh Cherry Marabenta Star with Ben Mink . In 5. Lam Toro - Baba Maal 9. Alone - Philly Bongoley Lutaaya some places the steel lang 's voice, as always, ready two trac ks on 6. So Tough - St Etienne 10. I'm Free - The Soup Dragons guitar sounds like the alternates between lush thi s CD which stand psychedelic skies over and lonesome, accompa­ out as possible hits - 7. Pearl of Africa Reborn - Samite the Rubber Rose ranch nied by snatches of sen­ the sexy "Hush Sweet 8. Amai va Paul - Jonah Moyo/Devera Ngwena - and in other places it sual guitar and flute . Lover" and "Lifted By 9. Bad Vibes - Lloyd Co le is country music with Although it will take Love". 10. Ten Summoners Tales - Sting an exotic fl avour, but some effort on lang's Loads of wah-gui ­ don' t pull up your side to prod uce anything tars, cell o, accordion Favourite Singles nose. Even if you are as awesome herGrammy and banjos - simply not a country fan this award-w inning album , finger lickin ' -good ... - I . Fourth of July - Aimee Mann is a cool listen. k.d. Ingenue, there are al- RL 2. She Wants To Share Magic - Stephen Duffy , 3. Dusted - Bell y THE BRITISH 4. (7) All For Love - Bryan Adams 4. You 're The One For Me, Fatty - Morrisey 5. (3) It's Alright - East 17 5. Walk On The Water - Toad The Wet Sprocket TOP TEN 6. (5) Anything - Culture Beat 6. The Weather With You - Crowded House 7. (-) I Miss You· Haddaway I; (2) Things Can Only Get Better 7. Country - Paul Weller 8. (-) CornOake Girl- Tori Arnos -D:Ream 9. (6) The Perfect Year - Dina 8. Ye lie - Baaba Maal 2. (1) Twist and Shout - Chaka CarrolJ 9. No More - Youssou N'dour Demos and Pliers 10. (8) For WJiom The Bell Tolls­ 10. Ripped Inside - Tasm in Archer 3. (4) Corn!! Baby Come - K7 Bce Gees; - Sapa-AP.

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