* TODAY: NEW HOPE· FOR ARANDIS * AVIS MURDER· A:PPEAL:'* PEOPLE'S' POETRY * . ,. ..

Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.432 SOc (GST Inc.) Wednesday October 16 Rape law moves closer to 20th century Landmark judgement hailed as a 'triumph' for women

RAPE SURVIVORS seeking justice In the law courts should KA TE BURLING have many reasons for laying false charges, including "mghts find life easier following a recent high court judgement of fancy". According to the precedent, "This has been re­ which has been described as a "milestone" in legal attitud'es rational basis for its existence and should probably therefore cognised since time immemorial, and a classic example of towards rape. not form part of our law and is probably contrary to the such a false charge can be found in the Biblicai story of The judgement, which was handed down by a full bench of provisions of the Namibian Constitution". Potiphar's wife and Josheph,1' . the High Court, condemned the age-old application of the Women's groups in Namibia and South Afric;a have long In Namibia 1991, however, such reasoning is no longer 'cautionary rule' in case.s involving sexual assault. been ftghting the sexist implications of this two-pronged adequate. The country's universally-acclaimed Constitution, Elements of the cautionary rule - which warns aaainst the athck on the evidence of rape survivors, 99 per cent of whom which guards against sexism, has added fuel to the ftre of total acceptance of certain types.of evidence - have militated are girls and women. They point to the out-moded reasoning those campalgners seeking to improve the legal position of against victims of sexual assault for decades. The vas~ ma­ upon which the courts are operating; reasoning which relies rape survivors and women in general. Jority of such cases involve female rape victims who nod on little more than Biblical tales and classic deftnltions of the Justice Frank's judgement stressed that his condemna­ their evidence being diminished on two counts: ftrst, be­ woman as temptress. tion of the cautionary rule in rape cases "does not mean that cause they are invariably the only witness to the incident; One 1966 precedent guided courts to apply the cautionary the nature and circumstances of the alleged offence need not and, second, because of the sexual nature·of the case. rule "in the case of all females alleging sexual assaults be considered carefully". But, he stressed, since the over- But according to Justice The.o Frank who wrote the judge­ (because) such charges are easily laid and difftcult for the ment, " the cautionary rule evolved in cases of rape has no accused to disprove". The advice continued that women may continued on page 2 Sweeping 'Poor getting poorer'

STAFF REPORTER changes THE Public Service Union ofNamibia yesterday blasted this week's increase in the price of dairy products, particularly milk, but stopped short of endorsing a mounting campaign for a consumer boycott. ' ''The~edhikeinrnilk Poorer', denounced the dairy in Police prices is a disgrace and should companies' increases as well be. treated with the contempt it as calling on the Government deserves, " said C1arence Balie, to intervene. chairperson of the Public Serv- Meanwhile,. Robby Horn, Sparked by affirmative ice Union of Namibia. marketing director for Bonmilk, Balie said the union's office provided infonnation on the had been inundated with calls increase, which he said .was action, rationalisation from members complaining brought about by increases in heavily about the increased packaging materials, refridg- . GWENLlSTER prices. eration, plant maintenance, "Many families can no longer distribution, wages and sala- SWEEPING and probably controversial changes afford this essential item of ries. WEAVING UP A STORM ... Recently the first national food and consider it an abso- Horn said Bonmilk's increase are taking place in the Namibian Police as part of lute luxury. With the increase schedule was 15 per cent on basket competition was held in Namibia. Above: The the 'rationalisation' of Government service in four proud winners in the Kavango region, Laina milk has become unaffordable fresh milk, 10 per cent on fruit general. for John Citizen. " juices and flavoured milk, and Nairenge, Beatha Nkomba, Benedihta Hamutenya and The PSUN's statement, en­ Angelica Ruhepo, display their superb work. See story, Officials said an important senior officers in that division titled 'The Poor are Getting continued on page 2 page 3. Photograph: Karin le Roux component of the change was have been transferred else­ also due to affinnative action. where. In a munber of related moves The changes were confirmed top officers have been trans­ by Home Affairs Pennanent ferred and newcomers ap­ Secretary, Ndali Kamati, who NDF's Rheeder gets boot pointed to top posts. said changes of 1his nature would One of the appointments continue to take place. arising from this policy is that In particular an ann of the THE Permanent Secretary work permit or pennanent of Deputy Commissioner J GWENLlSTER Police force known as the for Home AfYairs, Ndali residence. The Office of the Kakwambi, who has been Special Branch has beendras- Kamati, has confirmed that Acting Ombudsman, Pio Teek, appointed as head of the Spe­ co~tinued on page 2 Henk Rheedet, former seconded SADF personnel, that Rheeder had not ordinar­ had taken up the matter on cial Branch, while the two most SADF man who joined the Kamati said. ily been resident in Namibia, behalf ofRbeeder and had made Bassonalleged that Rheeder but had come to the country contact with the Home Affairs Namibia Defence Force, had worked closely With for­ with the SADF in 1985. Ministry to 'question their has been ordered to leave mer SADF Comops chief in He pointed out that while actions'. Namibia. Namibia, Colonel As Rheeder's Namibia identity However, Home Affairs was Rheeder was accused by Kleynhans, on matters related document stated that he had not prepared to reconsider. former SADF propagandist to anti-Swapo propaganda. been born in Namibia, his Kamati said that Rbeederhad Nico Basson of being respon­ Among others, he claimed application for Namibian citi­ originally ~en given 21 days sible for much of !he anti-Swapo . Rheeder had been responsible zenship indicated that he had to leave the country, but his propaganda put out by the SADF for the publication and dis­ in fact been bom in Sruth Africa. Ministry was prepared to give in Namibia. semination of a booklet en­ "He is illegally here in the him an extension in order to He has been working in the titled 'Swapo Hel', and a large true sense of the word," said get his affairs in order. Namibia Defence Ministry but number of anonymous smear the Pennanent Secretary, add­ Rheeder is reportedly pres­ was not part of the agreement pamphlets and posters. ing that Rheeder was presently ently onlea,ve and could not be with South Africa concerning Kamati told The Namibian not in possession of either a contacted for comment.

" 2 Wednesd~y O~tober 16 19!;l1 . , TJ:lE NAM1BJAN

changes had resulted in the Commissioner Siggi Eimbeck transfer of both the former of Police Public Relations also Commi'ssioner of the Special confinned that a rationalisa­ Attack at crocodile farm Branch; Attie Nel, and the tion process was underway. .former Deputy Commissioner, Eimbeck said it had been tically reduced in ,numbers Namibian for his side of the Udo Klopfer. decided that the post of Com­ TOMMINNEV (ollowing a detailed study and Nel is now reportedly Sen­ missioner to head the Special story, Van Dyk sent a message recommendations to the Min­ ior Staff Officer at the CID, Branch was no longer neces­ that he would not speak to press. istry of Home Affair,S by Brit­ and Klopfer responsible for sary in view of the smaller A WOMAN claims she was attacked at a crocodile farm A woman said there had been ,ish police experts. inte~ discipline at the Po­ numbers. He confirmed that recently. not by one of the animals but by the irate white no discrimination and black The Special Branch, which lice HQ. It is believed that the Deputy Commissioner Kak­ owner after what the visitors called a racist incident. people make up PaIf the ranch's is responsible for internal se­ changes have affected neither customers. wambi's appointment was part Agnes Limbo has laid a They said the mother reacted curity, appears largely to du­ the ranks nor the salaries of of affinnative action. ' The owners are apparently charge which Otjiwarongo rudely, shouting words to the plicate the work of National these two offi~ers . . not laying any charges, although Asked if many members of police have followed up, and equivalent of "leave my child ' Intelligence and Military In­ The new Deputy Commis­ they claimed through the NBC the Special Branch had lost say is now with the Prosecu­ alone" and refusing to listen telligence.1bis is conceivably sioner of the Special Branch is it was the four women who had their jobs as a result of the tor-General for further action. to any explanations. one of the reasons why' the J Kakwambi, a newcomer to attacked them. changes, he replied in the According to Limbo's She was followed by. the British experts recommended "It is disturbing and depress­ the police force, and report­ negative and said that many friends, they were a party of owner, who the Otjiwarongo acutinnumbersoftheSpecial edly already past retirement had been transferred to the CID. ing indeed to hear from friends four women and children tIying police say is called Mr van Branch. age. that they continue to be in­ to go for a Sunday afternoon Dyk He allegedly body-chaIged Kamati confirmed that the Approached for comment, sulted in public places," said . outing in the Otjiwarongo area. Limbo and one of her friends , one of the four; Ros Young Cops seize - They approached the Croco­ who was trying to restrainhim. who is a visitor from Britain. dile Ranch near the town as its He rushed into the house "The younger generation in gate was open and prices and Die Primere Skool Nossobville, porno tapes and the women retreated calmly Namibia must learn to respect opening times were indicated. and said they were going to the each other regardless of race - Gobabis, het die volgende poste THE Namibian Police have However, as they approached police. One, a journalist, said that is the only way forward .• • the small turned him confiscated 30 pornographic fium a girl, who she saw emerge from the She said that some Namibi­ beskikbaar vanaf 1/1/92: out to be eigbt-years-olcl, started video tape!! over the past few house carrying a gun. ans continue to see such racist shouting the Afrikaans equiva­ f- months a police spokesperson The story was rapidly given • abuse and attacks as everyday lent of "blacks, kaffirs get out". 1. Graad 2 said yesterday. Commissioner to the NBC which broadcast and "normal" and urged other CD). Limbo approached her and the owner's version on radio Siggi ~beck said police in Namibians to tIy and stop them 2. Graad 3 CD). Windhoek were investigating told her calmly this was not the and television, although on through "laying charges and way to address people. 3. Graad 4 - 7': several cases during ·which inquiry the OtjiWllI'Oll8o reporter complaints, boycotting racist She took her by the arm and said this was not the version of minors were sodomised. "It is places and businesses and other , a hidden crime because the asked her to lead the way to her the story she would have sent. legal actions. a. Engels, Naaldwerk, L.O. (D). victims rarely complain and mother. . Contacted later by The the police have to look f or b. Wiskunde, Wetenskap. (MID)- information, " Eimbeck said. He added that it was very dif­ CAN YOU HELP? :, ficult to prove cases of sod­ Medium van onderrig: omy, but said the police were THE Namibian Police has asked the public to assist them Mrikaans. making progress with their 'in tracing Victor Awaseb, 21, and Willem Swartbooi, 25, investigations. Eimbecknoted who are wanted by the Police's Commercial Branch in that all the tapes, as well as a Windhoek for fraud. Vereistes: few booklets on "homosexual Warrants of arrests have been issued by the Magistrates Aansoekers moet in besit wees van ' st. 10 pornography", were from for­ Court at Otjiwarongo for both of the suspects. eign countries. He appealed to sertifikaat en ' toelaatbare Onderwysdip­ Any information which could lead to the arrest of the two people for assistance adding men, can be forwarded to Warrant Officer GM Hol· loma. that so far police were on the loway, telephone number: 223368 or 223374 during of· look-oUt for 10 people. - Nampa Aansoeke op vorm 2/544 asook gewaann­ fice hours or after hours at 35288. erkte afskrifte van sertifikate en getuigskrifte that for other crimes - about dered by the cautionary rule . .,. word ingewag to 31 Oktober 1,991. two per cent Yet in other cases, She said it was ridiculous such as theft, the court does that twentieth century judge­ six per cent on by-products not speculate on the complain­ ments should be rooted in a DIE SKOOLHOOF and yoghurt. He blasted the ant's motives for laying a biblical story. and welcomed PRIMERE SKOOL NOSSOBVILLE proposed boycott campaign, whelming majority of com­ ·charge. any move away from a situ­ saying it would devastate plainants in rape cases were According to a woman at­ ation which seemed more POSBUS 1146 Namibia's "fledgeling manu­ female, "I am of the yiew that torney at the Legal Assistance concerned with the morality of GOBABIS 9000 facturing sector". Horn ap­ the so-called cautionary rule Centre, the judgement was a the rape victim than the guilt pealed to Bonmilk customers has no other purpose than to ' landmark in the Court's ap­ of her attacker. . Tel: 0681· 2596. to continue supporting the discriminate against woman proach to rape cases. "As a Nevertheless, she said. the Namibian dairy industry. complainants. " full bench decision, it will have whole system of reporting rape Only one test should ulti­ considerable persuasive value and its legal definition - which mately apply, said Frank: that for future cases. " hinges on the question of con­ ~ accused's guilt should be She welcomed the move as sent - was in need of review. proVed beyond reasonable doubt an important step towards "From the police station to the and that this test should be the throwing out the cautionary rule court room, rape cases con­ same ~ the crime be theft in rape cases, and saw it as a tinue to be unsympathetic and or rape. triumph both for the Namibian traumatic affairs for women. The 'cry rape' theOry, which Constitution anu the constant 1bis judgement is a step in the has worked against numerous advocacy of women's groups. right direction, but there is still rape survivors in the past, has "Their arguments, here and a long way to go if we are to been effectively discredited by in South Africa have been dis­ guarantee Article 10 of the modern research showing that regarded in the past, while Constitution which provides for the incidence of false reports successive court cases have the equality of all persons before for rape is exactly the same as reinforced prejudices engen- the law regardless of sex." IB HARDWARE & FRANCO - NAMIBIAN BUILDING MATERIALS CUL TURAL CENTER OPENING 14.10.91 French courses - Art Workshops Public Library - Video - - Sorry for the Inconvenience - French TV via satellite All our branches will be FIND US AT Windhoek West Gammam's Rd (opposite CLOSED for STOCKTAKING NBC Broadcasting Center) on SATURDAY OCTOBER 19th 1991

• • 22 56 74 Thank you for you support. Above: PILE-UP ••• Some of the hundreds of chairs and desks piled up at Ondangwa. Judgement reserved in A question 'Avis'murder appeal STAFF REPORTER A FULL bench of the argued that Van Wyk had as­ TWO hundred new jobs Wmdhoek Supreme Court COURT REPORTER saulted Haufiku with the in­ ~ are to be created at Aran­ yesterday reserved judge­ tent to kill him. Haufiku was ofwaste.. dis with the establishment court that Van Wyk had been mercilessly beaten to death. ment in the appeal appli­ of a clothing factory to be cation of Hendrik Jaco­ under the influence of liquor The court heard during the built in three phases. and had lost his memory at the trial how Haufiku had begged MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE bus van Wyk in the 'Avis' time. Van Wyk to stop beating him Negotiationsoverthefac­ murder case. tory have been continuing At this point Judge Moha­ and how Van Wyk had re­ WHILE Namibian schools face a chronic shortage of for the past 12 months and Van Wyk was. sentenced to maned interjected saying that sponded by saying "Kaffir I equipment and furniture hundreds of desks and chairs were successfully concluded 12 years' imprisonment earl1 the court agreed that Van Wyk will 'bliksem you' to death". have been left to simply rust outside a Government last week. this year after being convicted had grown up in a racial soci­ Stroh regarded 12 years' warehouse in Ondangwa. The move brings much­ of murdering Johannes Haufiku ety, that he was epileptic and imprisonment' as the proper in October last year. Haufiku needed good news to the min­ that he had been drunk on the sentence as the court was deal­ The wood surfaces of the Shipoh said the Ministry was was brutally attacked and bat­ night. But, the judge said, the ing with a very serious case. big town which hasjust been desks and the chairs are miss­ looking at various ways in Which tered to death. problem was to what extent he She also emphasized that ra­ ing, 'ut it is not clear who the furniture could be rehabili­ hit by massive retrenchment He was assaulted with fists, had been affected when he cial actions would not be toler­ removed them, or why they tated. The main problem was at Rossing Uranium. kicked all over the body and committed the crime? ated by the courts. Stroh added were dumped outside the ware­ finding capital to estabish woIk­ A group of investors from his head was repeatedly bumped Botes also reminded the court that every racial action was a house. shops where 1he furniture could Hong Kong and the First against a wall. that there had been a racial threat to society, especially to Concerned residents are upset be repaired. National Development Cor­ His body was laier dumped motive behind the murder. the policy of National Recon­ about the waste of such valu­ '!hese workshops wwld have poration are backing the at the A vis dam in an attempt However, he argued, 1his should ciliation. able assets and have pointed to be established in conjunc­ project, which is aimed at to hide the crime. be taken as mitigation. He Chief Justice Hans Berker, out that the desks and chairs tion wi1h the Ministry of Labour reducing Arandis's'depend­ Louis Botes, for Van Wyk, submitted that the proper sen­ and Judges Mohamed and could be quite easily repaired and Manpower. ence on the mine. on Monday submitted that he tence for Van Wyk should be Ackerman, who heard the and put to good use. Shipoh pointed out that in The new company, Pacific believed the sentence was too four or six years. application, reserved the judge­ Permanent Secretary of the days when he was at school Best (Namibia) (Pty) Ltd, high. Van Wyk reminded the Kato Stroh, for the State, ment to an unknown date. Works and Transport Dr Pein­ in the area such workshops plans to be operational by geondjabi Shipoh said his existed, but bad later been closed March next year. Highly Ministry is aware of the school down by the colonial govern­ specialised technicians and furniture lying outside the ment, clothing experts are on Top team jets to sUplmit warehouse. . He suggested that if the standby overseas to equip Shipoh explained, however, Government set up new work­ the new factory and start . ing and President Sam Nujoma party "bon vOy'age". that the previous second-tier shops they would also be able NAMIBIA'S team flew training the workforce. is .. one of five world leaders Flying with the President for government was responsible to make better use of graduates from Windhoek's .Eros invited to make a speech to­ the summit were First Lady for dumping' it there, and that of.Ongwediva Trade School. All production is destined airport yesterday after­ r morrow in reply to Zimbab­ Kovambo Nujoma, Foreign the furniture_" had been lying "But with the alarming rate for the export market and noon in time for the offi­ wean President Robert Mug­ Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab and , there since>before independ- . of-breakages I don't think we the partner of the Hong Kong cial opening of the Com­ abe's opening words. Joan Guriras, the deputy per­ 'ence; <. will be able to cope with all the investors, E Creutzburg, has monwealth Heads of Gov­ '!he full departure ceremony manent secretary at State House ·Furthermore,he pointed out repJlirs, " he added. - expressed his confidence that ernment Meeting in . was performed at Eros as Ndeutala Hishongwa, chief of that the problem was not unique Another alternative would production from the new op­ Harare. . Cabinet ministers streamed to Ondangwa and that similar be to allow private companies . eration at Arandis will be protocol Martin Andjaba, the from their meeting, the red­ President's special assistant . problems existed at Sesfon- to tender for the work, Shipoh fully competitive in the world Namibia is the youngest coated gua,rd ofhonour and the Kakena Ndilula, communica­ tein, Oluno and Opuwo. said. markeL member of the 5O-nation group- police band went through their tions officer Thomas Shipo and paces again and the diplomatic aide de camp Nepando RURAL WOMEN SHOW corps turned out to wish the Amupanda. BASKETRY SKILLS (ll\:JIr · jl.!hI , C~"tI 'y . NINETY-EIGHT- YEAR-OLD Selima Akambo from Ondangua ~ _ll l!I"~'IJ,)~jtl~l ' . Co~lege was the oldest participant inNamibia' s first national basket com­ For a better education petition. The youngest was 17-year-old Claudia Siyunge from , Diploma Courses In: Kaisosi in Kavango. Claudia's elderly grandmother Nkomba - Executive Secretarial Course Bgatha Was awarded second prize in Kavango for her entry. They were among more than 200 women who exhibited their - Comprehensive Computel Course baskets at Katima Mulilo, Rundu, Odibo, Oshikuku, Ondangua . - Word Processing and Purros. Co-ordinator ofthe Namibia Basket Project and craft ,- Adult English Improvement teacher at the Ros~ing Foundation, Karin le Roux, said it was the , . - Dres'smaking ',. . . first time rural women had been able to show off their baskets both locally and nationally.' - Modern Design Namibian women make exceptional baskets but unfortunately this skill, one of the oldest crafts, is taken for granted. City Centre Accommodation ,Urban buyers are all too"often unaware of the time and skill For a free brOGhure and information involved in making a basket. "Interviews with over 150 women revealed that some women, particularly those living in Kavango and Caprivi, walk up to five Ir------' ]~Iite t\ City2~es;' r '~'1 ~);~;i;8 ..I I 0 lannes urg . c, I hours through thick bush to gather their weaving materials," said Le Roux. I Nallle: I The basket competition was funded by Sida and the British Address: I High Commission with prize money donated by the British I Code~ LAINA Nairenge (right) the winner in the Kavango Council. It w'as held to coincide with Unesco' s Year of Basketry, region with Hompa Angelina, chief in the Rundu re­ . part of the decade for Craft Promotion and Development through­ gion. Photograph: Karin le Roux out the world. 4 Wednesday October 16 1991 iHE' NA'MIBIAN

however anew restaurant rises severe sentences would have out of the ashes, with Rachel been imposed upon them and as the owner. the sentences imposed on these 19hOl: English League Soc­ three accused would have been cer seen in the proper perspective 19h55: Filler and they would never have been 20hOO: News criticised. I have no justifiable 21h45: Beyond 2000 criticism against the sentences 16h56: Opening 21h30: The Black Tower imposed which in all the cir­ 17hOO: Take One A visit to an old friend leads cumstances were just and equi­ 17h05: Kiddies Filler Adam Dalgliesh, a Scotland table bearing in mind the rele­ 17h14: Raider of the South Yard detective, into the omi­ "vant facts and the various Seas nous world of Toynton Grange, Police taxis? protection and upholding of sided over the proceedings. I degrees of participation by each 17h38: Educational programme a private nursing home. In an the constitution, I must react support his verdict and the accused in the offence. Running and stumbling atmosphere of hidden danger ALLOW me, as a taxpayer, to to the assault against the judi- sentences imposed. Mr Justice I am disturbed by the appar­ Follow me - how to improve and concealed violence, he air my grievances to the pub- ciary following the socalled 0 'Linn conducted hims~lf ently loose, uninformed and your English . probes the relationships within lic, and especially to the Min- Treason Trial, because it strikes throughout in the finest legal unsubstantiated comments and 18h07: Tutalenl the enclosed community. At ister of Home Affairs. at the foundation of the tradition and acted fearlessly petitions which were so read­ A new magazine programme the centre ofhis inquiries is the Since independence I have Constitution itself. and without prejudice. I have ily issued by persons who do about Namibia and its people. Black Tower, a desolate re­ noticed that policemen don't The Treason Trial was not always had the highest regard not know the law or the facts. ISh41: Family Matters (new) treat on a nearby clifftop. do their duties properly any- the first case with political for his integrity and I still have. They only do harm and ulti­ Episode 1: "Rachel's Place" Starring: Roy Marsden, Pauline more. We as taxpayers are connotations and it will not be I also fully endorse the state- mately threaten the pillars of Carl and Harriette are shocked CoBins, Martin Jarvis, Art confused by the JIIlIDIle( in much the last. Therefore it is neces- ment issued by the Honour- our constitutional democracy. when Steve Urkel destroys the Malik. police vans are used. They are sary that the matter be dealt able Minister of Justice, Dr It is unthinkable in a demo­ local burger hangout. Soon 22h22: Sport now acting as taxis between with here and now. Those who Tjiriange, on thi s matter. cratic society that calls are made Khomasdal and Katutura and resorted to issuing statements I believe that no one who is for the dismissal and arrest of police are transporting friends, and stated opinions condemn- fully acquainted with all the judges who are unjustly ac­ --TODAY'S WEATHER-- and girlfriends, from nightclub ing the trial judge concerned, facts of this case will criticise cused of being racist, biased • Fine and warm but hot in the north. It will to nightclub, especially from do not seem to realise that their the sentences. For the benefit and disloyal. be partly cloudy over the Caprivi with the following places: Club statements have the most far- of the lesser informed, it is Article 21 of our constitution isolated thundershowers. Thriller, Pamodzi, Namibia Nite reaching and damaging impli- appropriate to briefly state the expressly states that freedom and Suidwes Cafe. cations for our society as a relevant facts concerning those • Coast: fine and cool but partly cloudy and cold of speech and expression does People who lay charges wait whole. accused who were convicted not include the right to commit in the north with fog patches overnight. from between two to five hours In addition for reasons which and sentenced for high trea- contempt of court. The judici­ • Wind: moderate south-westerly to because they are told there are I do not understand, I was at- son. None of them were by any ary should not be intimidated north-westerly but fresh to strong southerly no cars available, but in the tacked in my professional . measure ringleaders in the plot. at all. If it is, justice and ulti­ in the south. meantime they are being used capacity and my dismissal was For the most part they played a mately democracy fails, anar­ as above. demanded. I did, after all, in- minor and almost insignificant chy prevails and we shall all In this case I see that the stitute and pursue the prosecu- role. For instance, the convic- suffer its unpleasant conse­ police are exploiting the tax- tion to its conclusion. I stead~ tion of Tietz was based solely quences. payers, myself included. I think fastly opposed bail from the on the fact that he did not in- Finally, as far as the signa­ it is better to employ 10 police- outset .and once bail was granted form the police of the where- tures on the petitions are con­ men to do their duties properly I was unable to appeal since no abouts of his own brother. For cerned, I have instructed the Today is Wednesday, October 16, the 289th day of 1991. There than to employ 100 who ex- such right is available to me. the rest he took no part in the police to investigate charges are 76 days left in the year. , ploit the taxpayers. The prosecution against the conspiracy whatsoever. of fraud and forgery and utter­ Highlights in history on this date: It is far better to use police remaining accused was pur- Montgomery was convicted ing. * 1756 - British forces under Robert Clive march against Nawab cars for people who call for sued relentlessly. It is signifi- solely because he did not re- I do not deem it necessary to of Bengal, India. help instead of sending them cant that the call for my dis- port the existence of the con- repeat my viewpoint concern­ * 1793 - Marie Antoinette o£ France is beheaded. out to do taxi jobs. Thinkabout missal is not substantiated by spiracy to the police. The part ing the institution of prosecu­ * 1806 - War starts between Tut:key and Russia. our taxpayers' money please. any reason either with or with- pl~yed by Kleynhans went tions in regard to utterances * 1815-France'sNapoleonBonapartelandsasexileonislandof out merit. somewhat further in that he WORRIED TAXPAYER which amount"to contempt of St Helena. . However since the main thrust " attempted to recruit support court. I may add that I was * 1834 - Britain's House of Parliament is almost destroyed by KA1UTURA of the criticism was directed at fortbepIannedconspiracy. This correctly quoted by the NBe fire. Heyman reacts the trial judge, I must state is reflected in the sentences TV on this issue. * 1900 - Britain and Germany sigil Yangtze agreement to check unequivocally that I fully sup- imposed. aggression in China. , ALTHOUGH I am not consti- port the judge concerned for I have no doubt that had the JLHEYMAN * 1909 - Jan Hendrik Hofrneyr, generally known as 'onze Jan' tutionally entrusted with the the manner in which he pre- ringleaders stood their triill" PROSECUTOR GENERAL who, among his various achievements, assisted in the drafting of I-_....;..._____ '-- __--l. ______...:.- ____...I... ______.l.- ______-'- __ the South African constitution, dies in London. * 1916 - Allies occupy Athens; Greece in World War 1 so I walked up to this farmer, Dirk * 1940 - United States bans all shipments of steel and scrap iron 'Gimme a bag ofbiltong, I'm a hungry man' R-4 fired and away I ran to Japan. TIllS is an occaSional column in the newspaper to 1942 - Hurricane takes 11 000 lives in Guess I knew * publish poems received from Namibians. Today we Bengal, India. From the flag he flew feature 'Talking Independence Paranoid Blues' (with * 1949 - Civil war ends in Greece . . red, white and blue .. apologies to Bob Dylan) from Cathbad McNab: * 1~51 - Pakistan's Premier Ali Khan (Must have bee~ American) is assassinated. Well Namibia is finally free * 1964 - China says it has tested its I saw it on the NBC Then I tried to place an ad first nuclear bomb. to show the world how I'd been had * 1970 - Anwar Sadat becomes president of Egypt, Now everyone won't have to fight' succeeding the late Gamal Abdel Nasser. to prove whose skin is dark or light But I found out to my dismay * 1978 - Cardinal Karol Wojtyla is elected Pope in conclave in It's not their place all the papers were DTA Vatican, taking name John Paul Il to guess my .,ace they had no time * 1987 - Minister of National Education FW de Klerkannounces by the colour of my face .. for ads ~e mine curbs on universities which can have their subsidies cut if they (Just check out where I live) They're fighting crime ... fail to 'police' campuses adequately. (And sending their kids to Cairo) * 1987 - Captain Blaise Compaore tightens control over impov­ . I went down to the Standard Bank erished West Afrricannation of Burkina Faso after coup that kills to get my pay for fighting tanks About that time I called it quits President Thomas Sankara. After standing in the line for over an hour and headed south to Liideritz * 1988 - Investigators believe sabotage - not mechanical failure - caused plane crash that killed Pakistan's President Mohammed The teller told me, to my horror, I stood on the rocks at the edge of town Zia ui-Haq. I wasn't PLAN and tried to jump in the sea and drown * 1988 - The ANC agrees to 'use its good offices' to get South I couldn't understand landed on a whale African rugby into international competition if a non-racial How they got the wrong man .. police set sail controlling board is established. The agreement follows a meet­ (Some guy named Botha) threw me in jail .. ing between SA Rugby Board president Danie Craven, ANC (Seems I looked Spanish) representatives and members of the SA Rugby Union. I decided to take my cares * 1989 - Over' 100 000 pro-democracy demonstrators march to the Ministry of Home Affairs So now I sit in a Windhoek pen through German city of Liepzig. Then I saw the guy at the front of the line for piracy, doing five to ten 1990 - The Conservative Party threatens to get at least a milliOjl * looked like he'd been there a long time But I don't mind, it's good to see South Africans to stage a tax revolt and TV licence boycott as part of a comprehensive 'resistance' strategy to force the government I wasn't hard to tell at least in here I'm finally free to hold another white election. didn't look very well the food's alright * 1990 - Soviet Prtesient Mikhail Gorbachev unveils economi:.: and dry bones smell ... my cell-mate's white" reform plan, which scales back provisions for switching to (Been like that for more 'n a year) . and ultra-right ... market economy with 500 days. Well I had to-eat and needed work (What was that about a coup?) /- Today's Birthdays: Henry Cavendish, English scientist (173i-181O); David Ben­ Cops hot on trail of rustlers Gurion, former Israeli Prime Minister (1886-1973); Angela Landsbury, English-born actress (1925--). TIfERE are indications that a large syndicate of stock ~eves in the Otjiwarongo district could be uncovered in the near Thought for Today: . future. This follows prompt police action which led to the recovery of 26 cattle stolen in the Okamatapati district on Saturday. Twenty of the stolen cattle were traced by the police at the Municipal abattoir, while six others were traced If you are patient in one moment of anger. you will escape a hundred days of sorrow - Chinese provero. elsewhere. According to the police, there are indications that a larger syndicate of stock thieves could be uncovered in the near future. Any person who has any infonnation on recent stock thefts in the Otjiwarongo area, should contact Chief Inspector 10rdaanat (0651) 2995. ,. (' :...... ,...... ' , . THE NAMISiAN Wednesday October 16 1991 5 "

FOR UP -TO -DATE , INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP NEWS FROM AROUND THE Yeltsin tackles govt crisis I WORLD- READ MOSCOW: Russian President Boris Yeltsin met his closest THE NAMIBIAN advisers yesterday to tackle conflicts that have paralysed the republic's leadership since August 's failed coup. One official at the White House, the Russian parliament building which was at the centre of resistance to the putsch, said Yeltsin was expected to sack most o.f his conservative cabinet PLO plays waiting game over the next few days. Details would be discussed at the meeting of the president's State Council or inner leadership . • , Change is imminent," the official said: . NICOSIA: With only days to Central Council is meeting in to Israeli conditions for taking posed participants -Israel, Syria, go before Washington sends · .Thnis today to look at the deal part in the conference. Jordan, Egypt, LebaiIon and Renamo chief ·stops operations out invitations to a Middle East on offer - no public role for the Others believe they will have the Palestinians. peace conference, Palestinians PLO, no representation fur Arab to go along with Baker but Bush and Gorbachev prom­ NAIROBI: Eleven months after a partial ceasefIre was signed in said yesterday they were hold­ East Jerusalem and no guaran­ hold out hopes that Palestinian ised to give the parties 10 days' Mozambique's I S-year civil war, the rebel movement's chief has ing out for better conditions tee that the· conference will brinkmanship might extract notice between issuing the ordered a halt to military operations in a southern region, Kenyan for taking part. stop Israel swamping the oc­ some concessions from the US invitations and convening the television reported. State television said late on M onday Mozam­ Syria, where US Secretary cupied West Bank and Gaza Secretary of State. conference. That means invi­ bique Renamo leader Afonso Dblakama, currently in Kenya, had of State James Baker met Presi­ Strip with Jewish settlers. At the other extreme, Israeli tations would need to be sent ordered the baIt along the Limpopo river corridor in line with a dent Hafez al-Assad for three On Monday in Amman, the right-wingers and Jewish set­ out by this weekend to meet ceasefire signed last December. The corridor forms an important hours yesterday, will back the second stop on his eighth re­ tlers opposed to the peace the deadline. rail and road trade link between the capital Maputo and land­ PLO strategy of ,!aiting until gional tour this year, Baker conference began protests Baker has said the time for locked neighbouring Zimbabwe. the last minute before saying Said the Palestinians should grab . yesterday against Baker's visit. negotiating the exact wording whether it will attend the con­ what could be the last chance Baker has reaffirmed his of such assurances to each of Kano under curfew after riots ference. to save their territory. determination to hold the con­ the parties was running out. Diplomats close to Syrian " 1h: bus is rnt going to came ference by the end of October, Baker and his aides clearly LAGOS: N igerian military authorities have clamped a dusk-to­ government thinking said by again and Palestinians have the target set in August by US feel that missing the October dawn curfew on the mainly Moslem city ofKano after at least four Damascus would consult the more to gain rmthis process President George Bush and deadline would be. a critical if people were killed in religious rioting, newspapers said yesterday. Palestine Liberation Organisa­ and more to lose by its absence Soviet President Mikbail Gor­ not fatal setback to the peace Independent newspapers said at least four people were killed tion (PLO) before giving Bake~ than anybody else, " Baker said bachev. Moscow will co-spOn­ process. As a last resort, they when up to 5 000 youths chanting "Allahu Akbar" (God is a final "yes" to the peace talks, in a joint news conference with sor the peace talks. may just sent out invitations Greater) rampaged through Nigeria' s main business city of the which Baker wants to open by King Hussein of Joi-dan. Baker said in Cairo he was and dare any of the parties not north, bringing commercial life to a halt. Kano-based sources told October 31. But many Palestinians are reviewing a draft invitation to to attend. - Reuters Reuters on Monday that many people were injured, some of them The PLO 's policy-making reluctant to accept what amount the conference with the pro- critically, in riots triggered by youths enraged at the presence of German evangelist Reinbard Bonnke on six-day missionary lecture tour. Civil war Charges of Zambian violence Cosatu men face jail LUSAKA: Serious concerns about Zambia's electoral proce­ fears in dures were expressed in Lusaka on Monday night by Liesbet Palme, widow of the assassinated Swedishpremier Olaf Palme. JOHANNESBURG: Three of tional Acceptance House, he respected him as a non­ Palme is in Zambia on a three-day visit as a member of the South Africa's top trade un­ J obannesburg. violent man. Yugoslavia international team of observers which is monitoring the election. ionists were convicted of kid­ He quashed the defence's The question of motive Palme said d~g a press briefing that she ~d her team were case based on the state of mind· napping and assault in the emerged as a crucial factor to BELGRADE: The volatile re­ disturbed to hear cba!ges and counter charges ofintimidation and Johannesburg . Magistrate's of the accused at tb.~ time of determine the sentencing on public of Bosnia-Herzegov­ .political violence. She also believed media coverage to be erratic, Court yesterday with the prose­ the incident and an. . alleged Wednesday, with State pro­ ina declared itself a sover­ selective and not as unbiased as it should be. - , • ,.'" J cution clamouring for prison background of v:iolence and ~tor Joo Davidowitz claim­ eign state in a decisive step . harasseIIlent. aimed at the fed­ _ing the crimes \yere commit­ sentence s. .,-, . towards .independence" frorn Cosatu general secretary Jay eration. ted . deliberately for political Yugoslavia yeteIJiay and fight- . Tanzanian students expelled:·' Naidoo, the congress's assis­ In an extIll-ordinary devel­ gain. ing raged in Croatia, i.iJ.creas­ tant general secretary Sydney opment; representatives.of.tbree Defence attorney J MybuJEb. DAR ES SALAAM: Dar e~ Sall\alll' University has ~xpelled 83 ing fears of an· a!l-out civ i! students for, refusingJq sign formS b.inding them not tp strik~ a.fter Mufamadi, ·and ~u rnsa gen­ of Sootb Africa's biggest-mining se pointed out there had been war. they held protests over _livi!lg allp.wances last week.. eral secretary Moses Mayt{~sp -, .and industrial gi~s who n9r- no mention of motive in the were found guilty of abducting . maly sit opposite to Cosatu on mapstrate 's findings and su}): <, In a controversial vote af­ Tanzania experts said ~~ was the latest incidep.t in a crack­ and assaulting'police security the l.!lbour negotiation table, mitted the unionists' suspicionS tera'long·and stormy session, dowp. by the one-party state against. civil unrest ~d growing officer Monge Maleka on then testified in initigation !If of ,Maleka' s intentions had Mosl~m anlt Cr9atirut depu­ pressure for political change. August 28 last year. the three men. . . prompted their actions. ties In the Bosnfa-Herzegov­ A -fourth accused, Cosatu Anglo American executive The kidnapping bad happened ina parliament in Sarajevo Dramatic ozone layer depletion official Baba Schalk, was director Bobby Godsell and in public and police had at all declared the central republic LONDON: Dramatic reductions of up to 30 per cent in the earth' s aquitted on both counts. Barlow Rand manpower gen­ times known the whereabouts a sovereign state and adopted protective ozone layer could occur over Europe as early as the end Magistrate OB Rautenbach eral manager Andre Lampre­ of their abducted man, he said. documents that could pave of the century, British scientists said yesterday. ' rejected the defence ' s claim cht in . particular stressed Myburgh claimed Maleka the way for the central repub­ The scientists, who discovered a hole i,n the ozone'tayer over that the three men, who claimed Naidoo's importance innego­ had been "the author of his lic to try to secede from the the South Pole six years ago, said worrying depletion was also they felt threatened by the tiations leading to the recently own misfortune" by denying Yusoslav federation. occurri,ng in the northern hemisphere. In critical months, it w as policeman's p resence and signed National Peace Accord that he was a police officer, W ith federal authority shat­ running at a ~at e of eight per cent each decade. feared for their life and the and recent amendments in the while the State said he. had tered by 16 weeks of fighting property of their organisation, Labour Relations Act. been a "harmless individual in Croatia, the country of 23,5 Swaggart resigns over scandal had been justified in appre­ Siemens joint managing doing his job". million appears to be hurtling director, Johan Trotsky, pre­ Sentence will be delivered hending the man on the street fast towards a bloody collapse. BATON ROUGE, USA: TlIlUllY Swaggart is stepping down from and holding him for 5-1/2 hours sented an excellent character today. - Sapa A shaky truce hangs in the the leadership role in his worldwide ministry following allega­ in the Cosatu offices at Na- witness (or Mayekiso, saying balance in Croatia because a tions he picked up a prostitute, an official in Swaggart' s organi­ relief convoy has failed re­ zation said. JR Heisch, administrator of the Family Christian peatedly to reach Vukovar, Academy, which is operated by Swaggart' s B aton Rouge church, almost flattened by more than said on Monday the evangelist's son, Donnie Swaggart, will Pope urges support assume leadership ofJimmy Swaggart Ministries. seven weeks of constant shell­ Rosemary Garcia, 31, of Indio, California, said she was with ing by Serbs and the Serb-led Swaggart when he was stopped by a police officer on Friday and Yugoslav army. cited for traffic violations there. Garcia said afterward that she is for poorer nations In moves to break the dead­ a prostitute, and " He D,sked for sex." lock, the presidents of Serbia and Croatia, Slobodan Mi­ Bare-faced cheek in court BRASll..IA: Pope John Paul Brazil, told the diplomats that diplomats at the Vatican em­ losevic and Franjo Tudjman, has urged the international the fall of communism in the bassy here, the Pope bluntly were scheduled to have sepa­ CAPE TOWN: A South African judge hastily cleared his court community not to neglect the East Bloc in 1989 and 1990 did told President Fernando Col­ rate talks in Moscow yester­ yesterday when a stark naked man appeared in the dock accused Third World as it strives to not excuse them of their obli­ lor de Mello that there was day with Soviet President of possessing marijuana. The man," ldendified as Doctor Septem­ help rebuild post-communist gations to help other needy precious little time left to en­ Mikhail Gorbachev. ber, stripped off after being led from the police cells at Cape Town Eastern Europe. countries. Advanced nations, act changes that would make magistrates' court, explaining to Judge HL Muller that he did not '''!he concentration of efforts the Pope said, could riot "shirk Brazilian society more just. Bosnia-Herzegovina has a believe in wearing clothes. Muller ordered the court cleared and aimed at builcling up the econo­ their responsibilities to help The massive gap between population of 4,2 million. ordered Spetember, 38, to be held for psychiatric examinati~n. mies of these countri~s should those countries which;:alone rich and poor in Brazil had to About 44 percentr,are Mos­ not be allowed· to distract at­ would never be able to reach a be bridged urgently, he said. lems, almost a third are Serbs and nearly one-fifth are Croats. Ransacked schools closed tention from the sad situations just level of development. " "The people of the entire ! which burden so many ilations,' , , Since he arrived,in Brazil !In nation are looking to the deci­ Many YugosJavs fear Bo­ YAOUNDE: Two of the biggest 'schools in Cameroon' s ~o­ the Pope told diplomats . in Saturday at the start of a 10- sions you make, hoping for a snia will be sucked in.to the nomic cap~Jal Douala were dosed yesterday after they were BrasiJ' s capital on Monday day tour of 10 cities, the Pope brighter and happier future for conflict between Serbs and sacked by rioters who loCal authorities said were paid by oppo­ night. had made numerous defences their children, " the Pope told Croats in Croatia because of sitionleaders. Rampaging mobs attacked schools and stoned cars The Pope, who has made of Latin America's poor and Collor after a private meeting its explosive ethnic mix and on Monday after police banned an opposition march in the port defence of the poor a common downtrodden. at the presidential palace.. - become the battlefield of a city. Opposition parties called for a school boycott three weeks thread of his . second trip to Before he addressed the Reuters civil war. - Reuter. ago as part of a protest campaign to force President Paul Biya to call a national conference on political reforms. • Reports from Reuters, Sapa. Associated Press and Agence France-Presse 6 Wednesday October 16 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Coase

i· wins Nobel • Today's qoutatlons for the unit trust: economics 6eneral Equity Funds: WINDHOOEK MUNICIPALITY BOEGrowth 128,60 120,13 5,25 • Fedgro 117,07 109,32 11,20 AMENDMENT OF DRAINAGE REGULATIONS prize CUGrowth 108,47 101,27 5,86 Guardbank Growth 2240,96 2099,18 5,67 Notice is hereby given in tenns of Section 243 of the Municipal Ordinance STOCKHOLM: British- Momentum 225,76 211;27 5,97 (Ordinance 13 of 1963), as amended, that the City Council of the Municipality of born Professor Ronald Metfund 172,90 _ 161,20 3,88 Coase of the University of Windhoek intends amending the Drainage Regulations, as applicable on the said NBS Hallmark 850,33 793,96 7,21 Chicago won the 1991 No- NorwichNBS 320,57 299,32 7,24 Municipality. the amendment provides for the new tariff structure for sewage. bel Economics Prize yester- Old Mutual Investors 2634,89 2456,92 4,55 day for his theories which Safegro 121,32 113,52 5,79 Copies of the proposed regulations are available for inspection during office helped explain why compa· Sage 2259,81 2109,63 4,94 hours at the office of the City Secretary, Municipal Offices, Windhoek (Room nies exist, and also why Sanlam . 1561,31 1458,52 4,98 Sanlam Index 1248,81 316) fOl" a period of fourteen days from date hereof and all objections against the communist economies col- 1166,91 5,00 lapsed, Sanlam Dividend 423,92 396,03 5,48 regu\~ti ons must be lodged in writing to reach the undersigned before 25 October : Sweden's Royal Academy Senbapk General 117,37 109,48 n/a 1991. of Sciences said it-gave the Southern Equity 172,68 161,70 5,49 six·million-crown (nearly Standard 1086,48 1021,09 7,61 Syfrets Growth J G B Blignaut one million dollars) award 246,55 230,68 5,38 Syfrets Trustee 111,14 TOWN CLERK to Coase for his " break· 104,20 n/a UAL 1896,68 through in understanding 1777,12 5,40 Volkskas 125,97 117,82 6,95 Notice No. 163/91 1991-10-08 the institutional structure of Specialist equity Funds: the economy". Guardbank Resources 145,72 136,53 6,43 Coase, born in Britain in MUNISIPALITEIT WINDHOEK Sage Resources 115,15 107,59 7,44 1910 and a long.time US Sanlam Industrial 915,34 856,15 4,47 WYSIGING VAN RIOOL REGULASIES resident, was cited for bring. Sanlam Mining 312,37 291,60 5,76 ing to economic theory con· Senbank Industrial 117,69 109,88 n/a Kennisgewing geskied hiennee ingevolge die bepalings van artikel 243 van die cepts of property righ ts and Southern Mining 136,30 127,42 6,04 Munisipale Ordonnansie (Ordonnansie 13 van 1963), soos gewysig, dat die " transaction costs" • the Standard Gold 182,43 170,97 7,70 costs of buyers and sellers UALMining and Stadsraad van die Munisipaliteit Windhoek van voomeme is om die Rioolregula­ meeting and derming their Resources 371,19 347,41 5,23 sies, soos van toepassing op genoemde Munisipaliteit, te wysig. Die wysiging relationships through coI)- UAL Selected maak voorsiening vir die nuwe tariefstruktuur op rioolafval. tracts. Opportunities 1617,95 1511,55 . 4,51 Coase showed through IUs Old Mutual Mining 259,28 241,48 6 ~05 Old Mutual Industrial Afskrifte van die voorgestelde regulasies sal gedurende kantoorure ter insae l~ in work that companies and 331,05 308,38 4,50 Old Mutual Gold Fund 119,14 110,99 6,07 die kantoor van die Stadsekretaris, Stadshuis, Windhoek (kamer 316) vir' other economic institutions are formed when it ~ cheaper Income/Gilt Funds: tydperk van veertien dae vanaf datum hiervan en skriftelike besware daarteen Corbank: . to organise the business in· 98,70 97,67 15,94 moet die ondergetekende voor 25 Oktober 1991 bereik. Guardbank: Income ternally than through con- 113,87 111,54 17,05 Old Mutual Income tracts in the market They 104,04 102,92 16,96 Standard Income 91 ,91 J G B Blignaut stop growing when they can 90,91 15,33 Syfrets Income 104,05 103,00 15,50 STADSKLERK get what they need cheaper UALGilt 1052,70 1042,18 15,74 in the marketplace. Kennisgewing nr. 163/91 1991-10-08 The same principle can Closing exchange rates against the rand be used to explain the de· eline of corporate conglom. curr sell T.T.Buying A.MBuying S.M.Buying erates as well as the eco- US dollar 2,8480 2,8280 2,8125 2,7980 nomic collapse of Commu· Sterling 4,8820 4,8220 4,7860 4,7535 nist states, said prize Com· Austrian mittee chairman Assar shilling 4,1920 4,2470 4,2"795 4,3090 Lindbeck, also of Stockholm Australian $ 0,4380 0,4440 0,4480 0,4515 University. Belgian franc 12,2000 12,4000 12,5000 12,6000 By ~Iiminating the mar· Botswana ketplace, Conmiunist gov- pula 0,7495 0,7600 0,7665 0,0000 MUNICIPALITY WINDHOEK . ernments effectively bied to Canadian $ 0,3950 0,408 0,4030 0,4055 meet all of their people's Swiss franc 0,5210 0,5280 0,5320 0,5355 AMENDMENT OF CLEANSING TARIFFS needs administratively, Deutsche regardless of the cost mark 0,5965 0,6045 0,6090 0,6135 Danish krone "They overshot the bor· 2,2935 2,3235 2,3465 2,3680 Pesetas Notice is hereby given in tenns of Section 243 of the Municipal Ordonance ders of organisations," Lind- 37,5000 38,0500 38,4500 38,8000 Finnish mark 1,4515 1,4710 (Ordonance 13 of 1963), as amended, that the City Council of the Municipality beck said. "Now they want 1,4845 1,4965 French franc 2,0330 2,0590 2,0730 20865 of Windhoek. The amendment provides for the increase in cleansing tariffs. to (reduce) the organisation Greek and open up voluntary con· Copies of the proposed regulations are available for inspection during office drac~ 66,2500 67,0500 68,7000 70,1000 hours at the office of the City Secretary, Municipal Offices,Windhoek (Room tracts in markets." Hong Kong $ 2,7100 2,7445 2,7620 2,7790 316) for a period of fourteen days from date hereof and all objections against Prize committee member Irish punts 4,4860 4,4310 4,3995 4,3715 Ingemar Stahl said Coase's the regulations must be lodged in writing to reach the undersigned before 25 Italian lire 444,9500 450,9500 454,6500- 458,050 work showed that govern. Japanese yen October 1991. 45,4500 46,1000 46,3500 46,6000 ments should think twice Kenyan before declaring a market shilling 10,0805 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 J G B BAlignaut cannot provide a service, and Mauritian TOWN CLERK the marketplace was capable rupee 5,6035 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Malawi Notice No. 164/91 1991-10-08 of finding solutions. The academy said Coase kwacha 0,9795 0,9925 1,0015 0,0000 also bad introduced the oon- Dutch gilder 0,6725 0,6810 0,6860 0,6910 cept of property rights, and Norwegian MUNISIPALITEIT WINDHOEK that how those rights were krone 2,3310 2,3610 2,3850 2,4070 WYSIGING VAN REINIGINGS-TARIEWE defined and priced played a New Zealand $0,6165 0,6245 0,6300 0,6350 crucial role in the market Pakistani palce. rupee 8,4445 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Keonisgewing geskied hiennee ingevolge die bepalings van artikel 243 van die Escudos 51,1500 51,8500 52,7000 53,4500 "What we trade are prop- Seychelle Munisipale Ordonnansie 90rdonnansie 13 van 1963), soos gewysig, dat die erty rights, rather than the rupee 1,8465 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Stadsraad van die Munisiipaliteit Windhoek van voomeme is om die Reinigings goods themselves," Stahl Swedish said. Tariewe, S"oos van toepassing op genoemde Munisipaliteit, te wysig. die krone 2,1700 2,1980 2,2155 2,2315 wysiging maak voorsieng vir die verboging van Reinigings Tariewe. The academy said Coase's Singapore $ 0,5920 0,6010 0,6060 0,6105 achievements bad influenced Zambia law, economic history and Afskrifte van die voorgestelde regulasies sal gedurende sal gedurende kan­ kwacha 26,1515 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 organisation theory. Zimbabwe $ 1,7485 1,7880 1,8055 0,0000 toorure ter insae l~ in die kantoor van die Stadsekretaris, Stadshuis, Windhoek Coase's pr ize-winning (kamer 316) vir' tydperk van veertien dae vanaf datum hiervan en skriftelike theories were presented in These r ates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to besware daarteer. moet die ondergetekende voor 25 Oktober 1991 bereik. two major studies named any alteration "The Nature of the Firm" J G B Blignaut and "The Problem of S0- cial Cost" .• Reuter. STADSKLERK

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Privaateiendom na bewering deur Swapo konfiskeer · 'n MAN wat volgens die polisieverslag blykbaar met 'n 'n W ATERPOMP wat deur Petrus Ndjabeka, hoofman Die verldaring deur die NSHR van die water gebruik te maak. , vuurwapen gespeel het is eergister op U sakos oorlede toe van Onghalulu, op 'n boorgat aangebring was is na is ook vergesel van 'n briefwat Hy word ook versoek om nie bewering in Augustus verlede j aar deur wat Ndjabeka op 25 Julie 1990 deur Mzee geld te vra vir die water nie. die vuurwapen onverwags afgegaan bet. beweer, lede van die regerende party, verwyder. Nd­ Kaukungwa. Streeksdirekteur Nangolo het gister bevestig Andrew Frederick Brockerhof(20) bet ongeveer 14h25 op , Maandag, 14 Oktober, bomself noodlottig gewond met 'n jabeka het hierna 'n klag by die Nasionale Vereniging van Swapo op Oshakati. aan dat die boorgat aan die reger­ Ndjabeka gerig is. maar vir Menseregte(NSHR) gele. . ing behoort bet bygevoeg . 38-rewolwer. In die brief se Kaukungwa dat die pomp die privaateien­ Volgens die verslag wou Brockerhofblykbaar 'n jong kind Phil Ya Nangoloh van die is. hy is diep getref deur die wyse dom van Ndjabeka was. Nd­ wys boe by twee p~trone in die kamer van die rewolwer NSHR het gister op navraag Ndjabeka.lid van die ampte­ waarop Ndjabeka landgenote jabeka het volgens sy inligting steek, die vuurwapen teen sy slaap bou en die sneller aftrek. gese dit is nie bekend wie die like opposisie het volgens die behandel. Inligting wat vol­ geld gevra van inwoners wat *Op dieselfde dag het die polisie 'n oproep gekry om 'n pomp van die hoofman verklaring aan die NSHR vertel gens die brief Swapo kantore water uit die boorgat wou he. verwyder het nie mal\! het dat die dokumente waarmee op Oshakati bereik het lui dat Op 'n vraag of hy daarin saak van diefstal op plot 22, Brakwater, te ondersoek. Met bygevoeg dat die hoofman die bewys van eienaarskap gelewer Ndjabekanie die anderinwon­ geslaag bet om met Kaukungwa bul aankoms bet bul 'n man wat op 'n stoel vasgemaak is mans as lede van die regerende kan word ook deur die mans ers wil toelaat om van die in verbinding te tree se hy dit ontdek. Daar was elektriese drade aan sy enkels vasge­ party bestempel het. geneem is. • boorgat gebruik te maak nie. was dusver onsuksesvol. maak. Volgens die verklaring van Nangolohhet gister gese die Die boorgat is ook volgens Hy het ook toegegee dat Die polisie bet die man na 'n bospitaal geneem waar by be­ die NSHR bestaan die toerusting pomp is op 8 Augustus 1989 die inligting deur die regering Kaukungwa nie teenwoordig handeliog ontvang. Die man ondervird blykblar hartprobleme uit 'n dieselenjin. 'n water­ deur Ndjabeka van die Om­ geboor en Kaukungwa wil weet was toe die pomp verwyder is "weens die elektriese skok wat born toegedien is. pomp en verskillende pype. Die bili-stigting aangekoop. Hy bet waaromNdjabeka se die boor­ nie en dat die hoofman se dit Die polisie het 'n dertigjarige man in begtenis geneem vir eiendom is na ,bewering 'n kontrak aangehaal waarin gat behoort aan horn. was mans van die regerende poging tot moord. gedurende Augustus 1990 gese word die 'eiendom word Kaukungwa VIa die hoofman party. *Die polisie het ook Claarin geslaag om ses-en-twintig konfiskeer onder die voorwend­ teen 'n prys van R6 000 of ses om niedie ander inwoners te Die mans kon nog nie sel

HUfSHOUDINGS oor die Hy se die meeste Namibiers teenoor die verskynsel in hele land moet ten minste bet nog nie venutwoordelikbei.d Namibie waar baie mense bome een boom per jaar plant tot die natuur aangeleer nie en afkap vir vuurmaakhout of om om die omgewing te ver­ het verwys na veral Europese huise mee te bou maar waar van hul ministeries. beter se Ben Siyambango, gemeenskappe wat baie moeite baie min mense nuwe borne Lede van die afvaardiging doen om borne aan te plant. aanplant in die plek van die sal 'n aantal borne plant in wat 'n direkteur in die Minis­ Skole is vroeer versoek om wat hulle afgekap het. deur die ministerie heplan word terie van Landbou en indien hulle borne nodig kry Sommige lmiseienaars, se hy, om later 'n plantasie te word VACANCY Landelike Ontwikkeling. vir die boomplantdag met die bly jare in een huis maar wend aangesien daar agtema Siyambango is in die be­ ministerie in veIbinding te tree. nie 'n poging aan om borne of voortgegaan sal word om 'n sonder gemoeid met die Die reaksie wat egter ontvang plante by hulhuise aan te bring groot aantal borne by hierdie THE EVANGELICAL jaarlikse boomplantdag en is was nie so groct nie en Siyam­ nie terwyl daar so baie voor­ dam te plant. het 'n . beroep op alle bango se die enigste afleiding dele aan borne is. Siyambangobet ookbekend LUTHERIN CHURCH IN huisgesinne gedoen om mee wat gemaak kan word is dat Boomplantdag wat vanjaar gemaak dat sy ministerie besig . NAMIBIA (ELCIN) te doen aan die boom­ die skole vanaf ander kwek­ beplan is om saam te val met is om kweekbuise naby die meeste groot sentra in die land plantseremonie. erye hul boompies gekoop het. Wereldvoedseldag sal by skole Hy het horn uitgespreek oor die hele land gevier word aan te bring. has vacancies for the positions of two (2) waar na' verwagting 'n groot Hy het verwys na een wat aantal borne geplant sal word. ongeveer vcertig kilometer oos 'n Regeringsafvaardiging van Maltahohe op die plaas PROJECT MANAGERS vergesel deur arnptenare van Voigtsgrund aangebringis. Daar verskeie nie-regeringsinstansies sal nou begin word met die sou na verwagting vanoggend vestiging van 'n ander For Resettlement Project in West Caprivi and na die Hardapdam naby Mari- kweekhuis by Hardap. West Bushmanland

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Applica tions with CV and references should be sent to: Die worsboom is verklaar tot Boom van die Jaar en die Ministerie van Landbou het vroeer skole en die ge­ Meneer 'Bones' Witbeen van MediaCo is bevorder tot meenskap versoek om vandag van hierdie bome aan te Assistent-Bestuurder Klientdienste. Hy is '0 bekende in ELCIN OFFICE plant. Die bome is beskikb aar by die meeste kwekerye onderwyskringe as voor malige skoolhoof en lid van P.O. Box 23129 in die land terwyl die ministerie ook daarvan in voor­ onderwysorganisasies en was vir verskeiejare betrokke Windhoek raad het. by die publikasie van onderwysboeke in die land. 8 Wednesday October 16 1991 THE NAMIBIAN E handu laVan Wyk otali talululwa

OMHANGU yokutalulula nakufya Haufiku okwa li a 10mbwe1a omhangu kutya ye opo ilia ninipike nande ehandu oibofa moNamibia (appel­ ilikana Van Wyk opo e mu file TYAPPA NAMUTEWA okuudite ombili molwehandu laVan Wyk ngaasbi tashi pulwa hof) onghela oya hovela onghenda noku he mu denge 010 la pewa Van Wyk shaashi kohahende yaye. okupwilikina eemhata 000 vali, asbike vati Van Wyk okwa okwa dengwa kovanlru vahapu. Omupanguli okwa wedako okuwete oli li pauyuki, Botes okwa kala natango nyamukula kutya, " ohandi ku Botes okwa tonga yo kutya, kutya omukalo wavo wokuek­ molwaashi osho a ninga oshin­ nokukondjifa opo tuu Van Wyk tadi indile opo ehandu 010 denge okufya nena kaafala" . eembangi dihapu inadi dula elashi omunlm a ehamekwa nai ima shinene. a mangululwe nokwa lombwela J.a pelwe Hendrik J acobus Konima esbi Van Wyk a oku"dimbuluka"Van Wyk, pe­ kondama yaAvi s, otau ulike Okwa ti nakufya Haufiku omhangu kutya van Wykomolwedipaolo­ monika ondjo medipao lopau~ fimbo 010 ta denge Haufiku, odino yavo yokudina ovalaule okwa li a dengwa nope he na omuhungiinwenyo 00 a paupwidi 010 la ningililwe widi, okwa li a pewa ehandu naasbi vati nashi talwe nawa. nokuhenakonasba kwavo kutya onghenda, onghee ehandu 010 konakona Van Wyk, wedina J ohannes Haufiku odula lokuka!a modolongo eedula 12. Botes okwa dimbulukifa yo oshike tasbi ningilwanakufya. leedula 12 0taJ.i wapalele, inashi Louw, okwa mona kutya Van ya dja ko, Ii talululwe. Omupopili waVan Wyk, omhangu kutya eflku ledipao, Botes okwa wedako natango pumbiwa li ninipikwe ngaashi Wyk pafimbo ledipao vati Johannes Haufiku okwa hahende Louis Botes, onghela Van Wyk pamwe navakwao kutya etomhelo 010 kutya Van tashi pulwa kuBotes. kakwa li e shii eshi ta ningi, dipaelwe muKotoba oudwaali okwa lombwela omutumba u okwa li va kolwa nokava li Wyk okwa kuli1a rneumbo loka­ Stroh okwa wedako natango shaashi onghalo yaye okwa li esbi a ponokelwa nope he na yadi womhangu yopombada naana ve shii esbi tava ningi. tongotongo, okwa li ngeno li kutya omukalo wokudenga ya nwefwamo nai komalodu etomhelo koilumbu itano oyo kutya ehandu laVan Wyknali Eendjovo daBotes oda pata­ na okutalikako ongoshinima nakufya otau ulike naana kutya 00 a nwa a lumbakanifa nmmwe ye mu denga fiyo okufya nokon­ . talululwe, shaasbi oku udite nekwa komupanguli Moham­ shefilonghenda, shaashi oka­ Van Wyk okwa li ta denge neepela daye domukifi ima oye ke mu ekela kondama kutya Van Wyk okwa dengelwa med 00, a pula Botes kutya tongotongo Oko ke mu nwefamo nelalakano lokudipaa. woshinhona. Eindilo lokuta­ yedina Avis, oko omudimba keholo pefimbo leemhangu. ngeenge Van Wyk naVakwao pefimbo iedipao eli. B

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Omupresidende gwoRepublika ya Namibia; Dr Sam OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATl indji shi na sha negandjo lyom­ okwa uvaneka Ongombe Nujoma, mOmaandaha okwali a londodha aanam­ eya ndika koshigwana, unene yimwe, omanga omunange­ belewa yepangelo mboka taya longo nuuhethi tuu okuwilika aakalimo me­ shefa Frans Aupa Iindongo a omeya gaye. kumwe naawiliki yopasbigwana fulo lyomikanka mosbitopolwa uvaneke ta gandja RlOOO okunyatekitha epangelo, kutya itaye kiidhidhimikilwa Oshinima shika omwe sbi opo ku talike kutya omukundu we. paigandjo,okugongelanokup­ mOshiketha shoka sheikwath­ ningila owina nenge ongiini'1 noluhepolwomeyangokaguli ongolola iigandjwa mbyoka tayi omwene shi na sha nekandu- Omupresidende ndhika okwa nokwaitula mo miilooga kwaan- Etalelopo lyOmukwaniilwa moshitopolwa sha Wambo ka gan djwa kaakalimo 10pQ lyoluhepo lwomeya mosbi­ li e dhi popi sho mOmaandaha ambelewa yamwe omwe li lombwelwa ku na otagu kandulwa po ngiini. ongiigandjwa yokukwathela topolwa. a talelepo Oshakati paulumom­ yomOshikondo shOmeya, ethimbo ele lela na omwa li Onmpresidende okwa ti kutya mboka taya hupu omikanka. OmUkwaniilwa Kauluma {ml1bwe sbi na ,sbanompumbwe unene tuu gumwe handi mu tamu vulu okulongekidha iin- okuza mOshakati otamu zi Omupresidende okwa li a oshowo Elenga Herman yomeya ndjoka tayi lyakateke uvu gwedhina Nel e li ima mbika ayihe yi kale yi li omunino tagu ka mbanduka umbu tango ongalo yooRanda Ii~oyaliya yamm&ll&m moshitopolwa sha Wambo. mOshikondo shOmeya .mOs­ mondjila kwali. mOmakango popepi nOngha ethele limwe Rl00, ongepat­ shoka sha etwa po kOmupre­ Oshigongi shika osha li sha hakati. Oshi1re naana tashi irnbi "Omahala gamwe ngoka kage tagu ka tungwa kOshikondo ululo lyoshiketha shEikwath­ sidende nOmaako gaali. ningwa kuye pamwe naak­ pokat-i kOndangwa nOsbivelo na omeya ngashiingeyi okwa shOmeya nopakwathelo omwene lyoshigwana Omukwaniilwa Kauluma okwa waniilwa nomalenga oshowo pu kale Omeya momumno li taga vulu okukala se na omeya lyoshigwana shoshene mokwiimonena omeya; li a lombwele Omupresidende Ookomufala dhiitopolwa ngaashi ga kala haga kala po ngele nani mboka ye na oshi- methimbo twa uka mo, tagu Omupresidende okwa ti kutya kutya o~gwana shoka sbi li naawiliki yopasbigwana koom­ nale pethimbo ngaandur.a sho nakugwanithwa shegandjo piti Okatana, Omahahi, Oupu- keh= omukwashigwana ota vulu 'pobti KOn:clan.gwllnOshivelo binga dhi· ill nodhi .ili inwa mwa li 'ookamba dhaakwiita lyomeya oya li shili yi itula moo mako, Onamutayi nOhalushu. okuumbilamo shamoshiketha . otasw. mono llh\lIlll unene . ·kw'ateiw8. Aanambelewa ya SQuth Africa? " meyakuloJyosbigwana". Momunino moka otamu vulu shika, kutya nee oshimaliwa , kenota na Epangelo nali ninge / yOshikond~. s!:iQfueyaniikorido Omu shi shi tuukutya omwa Otandi Wngi elondodho lya ihe okukuthwa uumunino nenge· ongombe, -.iikombo, l?o shameendeldlo'opo onkalo .. yimwe )'Epangel~: .;~ '., '. li mwa.sitha ndje ohoni shi nda kwata nniti kiItya, Aanam- mbokawaukamomikundadhi ocildjuhWa omausila opo mboka yi hwepopalekwe. '-Omupresidende okWa ii a lindeyahuka nOmukwaniilwa belewa naaldngi mEpangelo li mooha dhomunino ngoka taya hupu orniPnka yanwe yo. Omupresidende okwa li wo ,. gandja 9kuuv~yi.kwe kom- gwa Engelanda: omasiku ga mboka inaya hala okuyakula ' omunene. · Omupresidende :fa lye nosho tuu shoka wu na a1ringi eindilo Kaakwashigwana binga yaanambelewa yamwe zileko sho twa li twa adha oshigwana ngaashi ~pangelo ~ okwa ti kutya Okomitiye , sha nika oshipalutha. kaaya fi4e ~ omikanka omanga "" mboka hiya longo nuuhethi . mokapale kOOdhi1a ka Ndangwa tali utba, ita ye kiidhidbimikilwa , yOmeya ndjoka ya totwa OmuDambelewa · gumwe . inaya 1 0mbwelwa kaanon­ , nelalakarlo lyokunyatekitha ka ke na omeya'1 we nande. Naya takamithe. mOshakati tayi ka longela omukuluntu mombelewa ya gononi yominino dhomeya . Epangelo ndjoka li li koship- Omllkwaniilwa gwaantu a za Presidende ta londodha. kumwenomusanianeBothana " Presidende naye . okwa li a mbok:a ye na uunongo wiihwapo , undi na okwa li a popi aukllila kokulekule ndele sho twe ya Omupresidende okwa ··. Hefolo Vin Vuuren, mboka ya umbue Rl00. Omukwaniilwa notaya vulu okukwathela aak­ la ti kutya ye okwe sbi dhi~ pobpale ka Ndangwa otwa adha . ~ lombwele , oshigongi shika ulikwa kEpangelo ya kwathele gwa Ndonga tatekulu Inunan­ washigwana sbi na sha nokufula lela nawa kutya; }>-oinahala uundjugo kau na omeya shAawilikikutya, ye okwe ya Okomitiye ndjika mewiliko uel Elifas okwa uvaneke kutya omikanka dhika. gamwe, shoo pwaa na omeya nomuntu ngele owe ka longitha nelalakano lybkuninga lyegandjomeya moshitopolwa, ye otagandja oongombe ndatu, osha zi kokwaalonga nawa ka pwali omeya gokupomba . omakonaakono nokutula omitse oyo tayi ka kala tayi utha osh- E,ienga enene Herman Iipumbu THE'NAMIBIAN' . ~ __ Wednesday October 161991 9

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SPORT SHORTS Soccer rule to speed up action A new rule to speed up the action will ban passing back to the goalkeeper in the 1994 World Cup, FIFA announced. The international ruling body for the sport also said it will use professional referees for the '94 championship, to be held in the United Sates for the first time. FIFA President Joao Havelange said that the rule worked well at the under-17 World Championships in Italy . Secretary General Joseph Blatter added, "the game becomes much more attractive because goalkeepers have much less opportunity to waste time." BIa:tter also sait it would be impossible until after the World Cup for all member nations t'o have professional referees. The 1998 World Cup is expected to go to France. lfit winds up in Europe - Switzerland also is bidding, along with Morocco - then Havelange said he would expect the 2002 tournament to be held ID Asia. - . ,

Swede!1' hand England golf shock SWEDEN; the sixth seeds, upset former charilpions England 2- o with rookies pro Per-Ulrik Johansson inflicting a rare Dunhill Cup defeat on world number three Nick Faldo. Johansson beat the Englishman.73 to 74 on the course where GERMAN captain Lothar Matthaeus Oeft) and Pierre Littbarski celebrate with the World Cup. The German's Faldo won the British Open last year. hopes of qualifying for next year's European Championships finals in Sweden bang in the balance when they face It was only Faldo' s second loss in 13 individual matches in the seven-year-old Dunbill Cup. a rejuvin~ted Wales ~ Nuremburg today. The Germans must win iftbe want to qualify. "This means a lot to us. I thought if I played well it would put pressure on him. He missed a lot of putts, " J ~hansson said. Anders Forsbrand beat Steven Richardson by 69 to 70 despite a double bogey six at the 17th. Richardsson missed a 10-footer at Italian the last which would have forced a play off. 'Mats Lanner and Paul Broadhurst halved with rounds of 70 but coach, the tie was not counted in the overall result because of a revision in the scoring system this year. face axe Wright doubtful for England tie ARSENAL'S in-form striker !an Wright may miss England's RESURGENT France, un­ and nearly did the-same for the nated by the draw, while the The10ss marked a low point European championship soccer qualifier against Turkey this beatable for 30 months, is Soviet Union. Soviets, who lost the 1988 final for France, World Cup semifi­ week after aggravating an ankle injury. headed to Sweden. Long. France beat Sgam. 2-1, in to the Netherlands, need only nalists in the 1982 and 1986 The former Crystal Palace player, who has scored six goals in powerful Italy almost cere Seville' - its seventh straight to tie Cyprus next month to and the 1984 European four games since his 4,3-million dollars transfer, was expected to tainly not. " victory' away froIl,l home, and clinch a trip to Stockholm. champion. Michel Platini, star underwent a fitness test last Thursday. the Soviets drew O-Q witIHtaly France, the qottest team in striker on those teams,' took Teammate Tony Adams has a groin injury and is also strug­ Saturday's qualifying games in Moscow. ' " ' Europe, extended its unbeaten over as coach in November gling to make today's game. in the European nations sOccer "Italy, which'inade the semi­ streak to ~ 8 , having last lost to 1988. It was too late to salvage "Ian Wright has been carrying an ankle ligament injury ever championships clinched a spot finals of the 1990,World Cup Scotland in Paris in March 1989 a berth in last year's World since hC joiped us and it's .slowly been getting worse," said for France in the eight-team and 1988 European Champi­ - a defeaUhat'cost it a spot in Cup, but he has molded a team Arsenal manager George Graham. final round in S~nnelll June, onships, was virtually elimi- the 1990 World Cup finals. with a 7-0-0 record and has The loss of Adarns would be a bad blow for England, already bec()methe first to qualify for without defenders Paul Parker and Mark Wright. ' the European Finals. Wales -also have injury problems ahead of their game in "It's done and done well," Germany wbichcould decide who qualifies from Group 5 fornext Platini said Saturday. "After year's finals. this qualification I can say thank you to the players. I also want to tell them this is just the first Germany set sight on '94 Cup step on our way to Sweden. We need to do the maximum to GERMAN coachBeiti Vogts said that fa,ilure to reachnext year's be champions of Europe." European Championships final would not be a disaster for the Spain's loss was the first in world champions as their main priority was the 1994 World Cup. 27 matches that the Iberian The Germans must·win today's Group 5 qualifier against nation had lost in Seville, Wales in Nuremburg to keep alive their hopes of reaching next impressing Spanish coach year's finals in Sweden. Vicente Miera. "The pressure is great. But when I started this job I said it was "France played with great an important stop on the way (to the 1994 World Cup) no more, confidence to ensure its suc­ no less," said ~gts, who took over from Franz Beckenbauer cess after leading 2-0 in the after last year's World Cup triumph in Italy. first quarter-hour," Miera said. •• Our goal is the defend our title in the United States. ' , Leading "It will be one of the great German soccer officials said Vogts's position is safe whatever favorites in Sweden because happens in the qualifying group. its counter-attack is marvellous Despite the German's 1-0 defeat by Wales in Cardiff in June, and (Jean-Pierre) Papin is an Vogts said he was confident his team would win today. extraordinary goal scorer." , . In Italy, heads were bowed - literally - and they may roll BLACK AFRICA ·"FROM P AGE"12 ,~ later this week. MANAGING Director of Etosha Fishing Corporation, R N Bramwell Oeft), hands matches will be played on per team is also compulsory La Gazzetta Sportiva, a sports over the sponsorship of R4 000 for the Etosha Dophin Marathon to B Jooste of the Satwday with the winning teams and is payable at the offices of daily, had a photo of national Swakop Striders, the orgailisers of the annual event. pitted against each on Sunday. the NFA by tomorrow at 19hOO coach Azeglio Vicini with his The quarter and semifinals and failure to meet this re­ ,ning is so important, " he said. head bowed after the Italians will be played next weekend, quirement will result in auto­ RUGBY - FROM PAGE 12 If a semifinal line"up of were virtually eliminated. October 26-27, with the final matic suspensionanddiscipli­ A"stralia versus New Zealand For Italy to have a chance at being decided on November 2 nary action. em Samoa, look to be running mitment at the weekend, Gary anJ Scotland against France qualifying, it must win both of at the Katutura Stadium. The winner of the competi­ into form again at the wrong Whetton's men were marginal looks probable, it should not its remaining games, both at And acc

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LONDON: England and_Scotland face stem examina­ tions of their strength and character as the rugby union World Cup approaches boiling point in this weekend's quarter-finals. For each.of the,eight teams England so far have not been still involved, experiments lIIld the sum of their potentially PRIME Press Liverpool's gifted midfiel~er Mu Gawiseb sandwiched by Sarusas Orlando Pirates players during discussions are things of the excellent parts. They are des­ their not-so-exciting friendly match played at the Katutura Stadium on Sunday. Liverpool will play Brave Rangers past. The tournament is sud­ perate to recreate the mood with Pirates taking on Rundu Chiefs in preliminary rounds of the Metropolitan Champion ofChampions Cup tour­ denly taking shape and for which yielded a 26-7 victory nament this weekend. England, in particular, life in Paris 18 months'ago, a peak begins in earnest. they have approached only After 24 matches in 11 days, rarely since. the competition ha.s reached The French will be deserved the sudden death stage and the favourites but, as Scotland may long-anticipated heavyweight discover against Westem Samoa clash between Will Carling' s in Edinburgh, that means little team and France finally be­ in the heat of World Cup battle. Black Afric"a vows comes reality on Saturday. Scotland's luck at being based It is a match which, even at home right up to the final is before a ball has been kicked, balanced against the bruising French captain Serge Blanco afternoon they can expect predicts his side will never lose. against the Samoans. His reasons have less to do Schooled in New Zealand with logic than intuition but techniques, the Samoans have to defend title England have been warned, added much more than a splash despite France's stuttering 19- of colour in their first World 13 victory over Canada on Cup. Sunday. Subject to an appeal they Cocooned within their be­ will be without lock Mata'afa But Stars could still surI>rise .. ~ loved Twickenbamhome until Keenan, sent off during the 35- now, the players and manager 12 win against Argentina on Eleven Arrows with Liverpool Interatlantic Blue Waters Geoff Cooke know they have _ Sunday, but still possess quali­ CONRAD ANGULA receiving their points after the against Super Stars; Golden to lift their game amid the ties elsewhere which the likes crowd violence that brought Bees against Doleriet Try Again tumult, whistles and firecrack­ of non-qualifiers Wales- can DEFENDING champion Nashua Black Africa, pitted their tie to a halt. and Civics against Benfica. ers,of the Parc des Princes. only dream about. against Luderitz outfit Atlanta Bucks in the prelimi­ This weekend Stars will mo&t Two time champions SWA "Playing like we did against Up front, where Scotland are nary round, promised through their-experienced coach certainly face a great challenge Toyota Young Ones are ex­ the United States woo't be good not at their strongest, the big Rusten Mogane that they will go all out to defend their when they encounter the excit­ pected to have a field day against 'enough to beat France in the .men have shown particular one remaining trophy. illg Challengers who are cur­ Kilus XI with BS Tigers also quarter-finals," Cooke admit­ promise and, given a wet day, rentlky heading the standings set to go through against Os­ ted. might do to the Scots what Said Mogane, who led the Blizzards), it would be suici­ of central's Crow's Inn First hakati outfit Golden Bigs. "But the French game will they should have done to Aus­ Lively Lions to two cup victo­ dal to take them on too lightly. Division league. - 1be police outfit Nampol can be played in a completely dif­ tralia last week. ries last season: "After the Last year's beaten-finalists, Other matches that could also expect little trouble from ferent context. All we have to The Wallabies, the narrow­ problems of the NF~ Cup Pepsi African Stars, the up and cause surprtses are the encoun­ African Lions from Otjiwar­ do now is to work hard and est of 9-3 winners over West- tournament, we have now set coming team of the seaso~ ters between Rob~rs Chan­ ongo with league champion make sure we reach a higher our sights on the only trophy could stage yet another sur­ continued on page 11 ties and Real Fighters; TCL Eleven Arrows virtually through level of performaiice. ' , remaining oti our shelf. prise and reach the final again Chief Sant6s against United to the next round when they "Most of our players have this year. Stars; Ramblers against Namib entertainan'unkown side from overcome the NFA Cup shock The Pepsi Boys, who took WoestyD; Soremo Bricks against Katima Mulilo. NSL Castle League Log and everything is back to nor­ everyone by surprise by end­ Explorer XI; SarttSa8' Orlando All the preliminary round mal at training. We are well ing runners-up to champions Pirates against Rundu Chiefs; prepared and the Metropolitan Eleven Arrows forthe Rossing SKW FC against Tornado; continued on page 11 TEAM P W D L GF GA PTS Cup could help the players Premier League championship' Kaizer Chiefs 28 23 3 2 76 16 49 regain their confidence. " after a bad start to the season, Sundowns 28 19 7 2 52 13 45 Mogane also wamed-that they are enjoying a fantastic run JomoCosmos 27 15 6 6 49 24 36 are not going to take the Bucks since the start of the second 5 ' lightly. round of the now-completed Moroka Swallows 28 13 10 48 23 36 "Our recent experience has league. Fairways Stars 27 14 8 5 37 22 36 prove that no team-should be For a team that started the Umtata Bucs 27 14 7 6 41 22 35 taken lightly in a cup competi­ league as no-hOpers, ntaking it­ -Dynamos 28 12 10 6 50 23 34 tion and Bucs will be regarded into the competition after a Hellenic 28 14 5 9 48 38 33 with the necessary respect," tough time in the promotion/ Orlando Pirates 27 13 7 7 30 23 33 he said. relegation play-offs, no one ­ Highlands Park 28 11 10 7 33 28 32 However, Mogane warned expected Stars to end above -Lightb Santos 28 11 8 9 38 32 30 that most ofhis key players are exciting sides like TCL Chief Pretoria City 28 9 11 8 27 33 29 fit and that everyone -was look­ Santos and the revived Ram­ Wits University 28 9 10 47 34 28 ing forward for the weekend's blers, who were leading the 9 ties. race at one stage. Bloem Celtic 28 7 12 9 38 35 26 "We will be out to maint-ain In Pule 'Noriega' Tjombe; Total Aces 28 10 6 12 35 32 26 our record of winning one major Stars still have one of the most Vaal Stars 28 8 10 10 24 31 26 event during the season and we profilic strikers in the country. Crusaders '].7 7 9 11 30 46 23 will certainly pull out all stops Add the creativity of the illus­ Amazulu 28 6 8 14 29 39 20 to keep the Metropolitan cup, " trious Juku Jazoka, and you Danger Darkies 28 6 6 16 22 53 18 hewamed. have an attacking duo capable PEPSI African Stars chairperson Stanley Kozonguizi PE Blackpool 28 5 6 17 23 55 16 On the other end, Atlanta of taking on the best defence in Bucks are no pushovers and the country. (right) receiving his prize as runners-up in the Rossing Afr Wanderers 27 3 10 14 23 57 16 Premier League from Jonathan Leslie - Managing Di­ Chelsea 28 5 6 17 21 56 16 with established players ' like And for the ~ord, the spar­ Jomo Gideon (ex-Benfica), Leo rector of Rossing Uranium. Stars will clash with Chal­ Mann Rangers -28 4 18 20 48 14 kling Pepsi Boys have only 6 Kuutoridokwa (ex-Blue Waters) lost' on -two occasions in the lengers in their opening match of the Metropolitan 7 Real Taj 26 2 3 21 20 70 and Shaanika Andreas (ex- second leg, going down to tournament this weekend.