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Bringing Africa South ay May 3 BISHOPS KE ON 101 Court hearing today on harrassment of civilians by soldiers

THREE Namibian bishops and at least 20 others are bringing an urgent Supreme Court application today against the SWA Territory Force's 101 Battalion in an attempt to end harassment and intimidation by members of this unit. Bishop James Kauluma of the Anglican Church, Catholic Bishop Boniface Haushiku, and Bishop Kleopas Dumeni of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia head almost 30 applicants in the case. 1be respondents in the matter include the Office Commanding 10 1 Battalion and two individual members of the unit. Lawyers for the Legal Assistance Centre, who are appearing in the matter for the applicants, said relief is not being sought from the other respondents which include the Administrator General and the Officer Commanding the SW A Territory Force. The application is believed to run into more than 140 pages, but la wyers have expressed their hope that a ruling will be handed down today as the matter is one of urgency . Observers believc it is imperative that relief is granted before Thursday, the 11 th anniversary of the Cassinga massacre. In a rcct:nt and similar Supreme Court application, Swapo and Nanso members sought an interdict to prevent soldiers and police from intimidating and harassing their supporters. The application resulted in an out of court settlement, wi th police and army chiefs promising to instruct their members to desist from harassing Nanso and Swapo members in the country. Observers have speculated that this agreement has not been adhered to, and thus the need for another application. * The Namibian will publish a ful l report on the application in its Friday edition. PICTURED at Eenhana by Jobn Li"ebenberg, SWA TF unitsarere.

By Gwen Lister THE Soutb African Administrator General and UNTAG head Mr Martti Ahtisaari face another serious test case in their role of overseeing the process of free and fair elections witb the startling IT WOULD seem as though a concerted campaign is underway to r.evelation this week that tbe DTA is forming para-military police units at several centres throughout discredit Un tag's Regional Director for Windhoek, Mr Victor tbe country, to be known as 'DTA police'. Andreev ofthe Soviet Union, as a ' KGB agent'. Following a report This week came the news that a Training starts in the morning and nearby former army camps accord­ in Monday's edition of tbe Wasbington Times and subsequent rigorous physical training is being lasts until late afternoon every day ing to local sources. question by a US journalist at the Administrator General's press undertaken by about 200 young men and involves drills, running and other The young men are normally clad briefing yesterday about Mr Andreev, inquiries have revealed that in Opuwo, Kaokoland, who are known physical exercises. in khaki uniforms, brown boots and tbe office of tbe UN Secretary General, Javier Perez de Cuellar, locally as the "DTA Police". At times the men turn up at a small berets which is apparently their stan­ knows nothing of an alleged 'letter' of complaint concerning the The young men are former mem­ field near the Opuwo airbase where dard dress. Untag official by eitber US State Departmentor tbe Soutb Afr icans. bers of the local South West African they normally conduct their training All have been promised pay every Territory Force Battalion 102 and and some locals suspect that they are Approached by a correspondent in and four from other eastern bloc Koevoet. also given training in small arms in cont on page 3 the US, the State Department said countries. As is well known, the US that it had not yet received press has worked closely with the USSR in queries about the allegation concern­ negotiations tow ards securing the ing Mr Andreev, but nevertheless independence of Namibia. Wedonot Casspir drives into had a prepared statement on the is­ have any precise information on this sue. matter, but will of course follow Sources at the United Nations in developments closely". New ,"ork spoke very highly of Mr Sapa, in a report on a briefing by Andreev, saying he was well known the Administrator General's office May Day marchers during his time there as an efficient yesterday, said that "in reply to a and competent official, who was 'very question, Mr Roux said the Adminis­ AT least one person was critically injured on Monday, wben a that the man, Mr Festus Shishiveni, well-liked' . trator General, Mr Louis Pienaar, security force armoured Casspir vebicle smashed into an orderly from the Ohadlva village, is pres­ Meanwhile the US State Depart­ was not aware that a regionatdirector May Day march at Ongwediva, hitting a man before speeding off ently being treated at the hospital for ment said the following: of the United Nations in Namibia, and disappearing into a base. mUltiple injuries sustained during the "The US position with regard this Mr Victor Andrei, was a Soviet intel­ incident. assignment is that we do not com­ ligence officer". Several other marchers sustained incident. No police spokesman in either ment publicly on matters relating to Meanwhile, it is not known from less seriouS injuries in the ensuing "It was a clearly orchestrated hit Windhoek orOshakati was available intelligence questions or on matters where the allegations about Mr havoc as some marchers who fell and run incident, by the makakunyas, for comment or confIrmation on the surrounding any activities of intelli­ Andreev originate, but it would seem down, were nearly trampled to death who do not want us to demonstrate to incident at the time of going to press. gence personnel. The Soviet pres­ to be a concerted campaign to dis­ by others as people tried to get out of the world our desire for true freedom The May Day rally, which was the ence in Namibia is small. In terms of credit this UN official because he has the Casspir's way. and independence," said one wit­ first ever t~ be held in northern Untag personnel, there are known to been placed in a promin~nt position Eyewitnesses expressed their shock ness. Namibia, was well attended by be only 48 US subjects, 120 West at the incident, saying it was a mir­ Meanwhile, sources at the Oshakati members of the Swapo affiliated European subjects, 10 from the USSR cont on page 3 acle that no one was Y:lI ed in the State Hospital yesterday confIrmed NUNW. 2 Wednesday May 3 1989 THE NAMIBIAN TOIVO Shivute faces problems MR OSWALD Shivute, former secretary to the Chairman of the CALLS FOR Ovambo Administration, Mr Peter Kalangula, is facing problems as an employee ofthat Administration which now resorts under the Administrator General. Mr Shivute has been informed by the REPLACEMENT authorities that he must no longer liaise with newspapers in the territory, and in particular, The Namibian. Mr Shivute has a history of in­ at the Ivor Toms trial in Cape Town OF AHTISAARI volvement with human rights viola­ last year, and received a large meas­ tions by South African security forces ure of pUblicity as a result. He has SW APO yesterday called for an urgent meeting of the United in northern Namibia. He has worked also contributed 'opinion pieces' to Nations Security Council to review the latest "tragic" situation in closely with these matters, since this newspaper in the past few years. civilians have used his office to file On inquiry Mr Shivute confirmed northern Namibia. complaints against the South Afri­ that he had been approached by the The organisation's Secretary­ can Defence Force and Police, as Secretary of that Administration, Mr Gena-aI, Mr Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, most residents refused to go to the Frans Viljoen, who warned him against said in a telephone interview from police on these isslJes, seeing them as liaising with The Namibian, adding Harare that it was time the Security the perpetrators of wrOngdoings that it may jeopardise his employ­ Council met urgently to defuse the against them. ment with the Administration. He situation created by South Africa. Mr Shivute also testified on the added that he' expected a 'hard time' Emphasising that the JIlamibian situation in the far north of Namibia from the authorities on this issue. Mr Oswald Shivute question was the responsibility of the international community, Mrya Toivo said South Africa should be pres­ sured to adhere to its previous com­ mitments in order to have free, fair and legitimate elections in Namibia. Nanso call to The former long-term Robben Is­ land prisoner said that every effort • should be made to avoid a repeat of the "Congo fiasco" in Namibia, where the United Nations force failed to accomplish its mission. 'stand unite ' He pointed out that a month after MR Ignatius Shihwameni, Secretary General ofthe Namibia National Student Organisation (Nanso) the implementation of Resolution 435, caned upon all teachers and students to be "vigilant and stand united against the manoeuvers" oftbe things had not yet settled. South African authorities and their "agents". The Swapo'veteran called for the Mr Andimba Toivo ya Toivo This call was made against the Oaseb Secondary School in Gibeon. replacement of UN Special Repre­ dents at Petrus Ganeb Secondary background of the mounting "in- The students were expelled after sentative, Mr Martti Ahtisaari, whose tion period, apparently with the bless­ School in Uis N anso activist and performance he said had so far been ing of the UN. timidation, expulsions and harrass- participating in a Swapo march ment" ofNansomembers at schools marking the 29th anniversary of the teachers sympathetic to Swapo were "very poor and full of monumental He accused South Africa of apply­ also being intimidated. and certain progressive teachers, organisation. errors". ing delaying tactics inimplementing "We see these acts of intimidation Mr Shihwameni said that his or­ He further condemned the unilat­ Mr ya Toivo also expressed regret Resolution 435, saying that Pretoria by the socalled education authorities ganisation was alarmed and deeply eral expulsion of 130 students at that the South Africans had been was using the support of western in this country as politically moti­ concerned about the "deliberate and Cornelius Goreseb Secondary School given a free hand to do anything they countries and the weakness in UN­ vated action aimed at silencing stu­ systematic intimidation of students in Khorixas. wished in Namibia during the transi- TAG to maximum effect. dents and progressive teachers from and progressive teachers". They were expelled after when associating themselves with Nanso Speaking on recent expulsions at they seek clarity from their principal and Swapo," he stated. cenain schools, he added that N anso about teachers who were arrested N anso, he said, believed that it was was outraged about the still unre­ during school hours. the "right and freedom" of every solved case of 80 expelled students at According to Mr Shihwameni stu- Namibian to belong and associate himlherself with any political party of his/her choice. SWAPO "We call upon the education au­ thorities and principals to restrain SOUTH WEST AFRICA PEOPLES ORGANISATION from threatening, harrassing and intimidating students and allow stu­ dents freedom of speech, meeting, association and organising," Mr GROOTFONTEIN Shihwameni said. He added that Nanso was of the opinion that the current crisis in education was not in the spirit and contrary to the • 'word and letter" of NORTHERN REGION UNSC resolution 435. Resolution 435, he said, called for a situation that would be conducive for the holding of free and fair elec­ * SEMINAR * tions. One of the assembly points soon to be removed Namibia should SATURDAY MAY 6 UNTAG DISMANTLES emulate STARTS: 2 pm Botswana ASSEMBLY POINTS says Chairman THE United Nations assembly points for Swapo guerrillas in northern Namibia are being dismantled as they had not been of De Beers , * PUBLIC RALLY * effective, said UN spokesman Cedric Thornberry in Windhoek NAMIBIA could do no better than yester~ay. to emulate Botswana and choose a Mr Thornberry, addressing a news conference in the capital, also pointed out market-oriented economy and a that there were presently 4 480 UN military personnel deployed in Namibia. multi-party democracy, thereby SUNDAY MAY 7 He added that urgent consideration was being given to the adequacy of the fostering individual freedom and ." L ••~ planned 5QO police monitors. There are 368 UNTAG police monitors in the opportunity, says Mr Julian Ogilvie STARTS: '2 p'm . territory at ~e JIlome,nt.. Thompson, Chairman of de Beers Mr Thornberry said the UN was now in the process of trying to move the Consolidated DiamQnd Mines situation to. the cessation of hostilities that prev!liled on March 3l. Limited, in his annual Chairman's , Last week's Joint Commission meeting in Cape Town between Cuba, statement released yesterday. Angola' and South Africa provided for a 14-day verification process, expiring , 'Such a course could help to lead * SPEAKERS * 1 on·May 12, to deterrnin!! that all Swapo fighters inside Namibia had left for South Africa in the same direction" Angola. said Mr Ogilvie Thompson. "De Beers "We are now endeavouring to deal with a situation no-one has contemplated and CDM look forward to cooperat­ in advance," he said. ing with the new government of The UN was trying particularly to obtain mine-resistant vehicles to patrol Namibia". HENDRIK WITBOOI off-road areas in northern Namibia, and was negotiating with the SA Defence It is permissible to hope that Force for lease agreements, Mr Thornberry said. Namibia, in gaining the political ABRAHAM WITBOOI He added that the UN -monitored assembly points, set up after the Mount Etjo kingdom, will not repeat the mistake Accord to assist Swapo guerrillas to return to Angola, were being dismantled made by SQ many African states of DAN TJONGARERO because they 'had not been effective. thinking 8!at national freedom is Replying to a question, Mr Thornberry said he was not aware of reponed synonymous with a socialist eco­ house-to-house searches by security forces in the north. nomic system, he said. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday May 3 1989 3

Advance party due this week FIRST

By Rajah Munamava

AN advance party of Namibian refugees from Angola are expected to arrive in Windhoek before the weekend to make an on the spot assessment of the arrangements made thusfar for the return of Namibian exiles starting mid-May. But precise details of the arrival of workers who are already making the the advance party as well as their necessary arrangements for the arri­ number and composition were not val of the refugees. available by late yesterday evening Mr Bilger said medical teams as when going to press and a spokesman well as the security staff were in for the office UN High Commis­ place and expressed the hope that the sioner for Refugees in Windhoek said repatriation of the refugees will go as possibly such information would be scheduled with the arrival of the first • known by today or Thursday. batch during the week of May 15 . The Liaison Officer for the UNHCR He added that he hoped that other gees. in Windhoek Mr F. Bilger told The matters such as' the proclamation of A sensitive issue which may have Namibian that final arrangements for arrmesty and repeal of offensive laws some inhibiting effect on the return the vohmtary and safe return of would have been settled before then. ofrefugees was the war situation in Namibian refugees were being made Another spokesman, Mr Sylvester northern Namibia and the continued and that such arrangements were A wuye, confirmed that the deadline deployment of South African troops operationally ready. for May 15 as the starting date for the in the form of Battalion 101 and Mr Bilger said the advance party arrival of the refugees still stands. others. would be briefed about the arrange­ The UN people involved in organi­ And it is not clear what is being ments made and •shown around' and sing for the arrival of the refugees he done by Mr Ahtisaari's office to matters such as food, accomodation, said were proceeding with site prepa­ bring the situation to normality in security arrangements and entry points rations but that the registration of the north for it is logical that some for refugees would be discussed with those wanting to return had not been refugees may not want to return while them. completed as yet. the conditions of war which have The advance team will then fly Details on the total number of those forced them to flee still exist. back to Angola where they will brief who have registered to return would At the time of going to press, Mr South Africans. Pretoria has argued the rest of the refugee community be known in the next few days he Cedric Thornberry could not be SECURITY Police frOID Tsumeb in the past weeks since April 1 that there before their arrival starting mid said. reached for comment as to whether yesterday morning moved in to the guerrilla presence was illegal and May. He added that staff from the UNCHR the continued state of war in the detain former Swapo guerrilla in br~ach of international undertak- The team will be taken to such were out in the field assessing facili­ north would not inhibit the retu.l'n of SilaS- Haimene ·(jr..the 6th time' 1ngs ~ ~ . , places as Ondangwa and Grootfon­ ties at airports and border points for the refugees and what his office was in a row, according to a family "South Africa has said the mere tein where they will meet UN field the purpose of receiving the refu- doing to help solve this question. source in Grootfontein. presence of Swapo guerrillas as of Two security police arrived at Mr April 1 in Namibia is against the Continued from Page 1 Hairnene's family house in the early letter andspiritof435; that they must morning hours of Tuesday with in­ withdraw or face being hunted down. structions to "pi«k him up". Now why turn around and say 'but DTA POLICE The officers told the former com­ some may remain" 'asked an ob­ UN batant's mother that they would bring server who chose to remain anony­ him back the following day (today). mous . Continued from Page 1 • The mother of the fighter is said to "It would also be interesting to have interv~ned and asked if they know what the conditions of this had not finished with her son since arrmesty is and whether those given man IS they had detained him so many times amnesty have voluntarily applied". month but nothing is known about how much this will be and speculation in the past. The South Africans offer of am­ in the little town is that they will be permanently employed by the DT A. The police officers are said to have nesties to Swapo guerrillas while en­ The instructors of the DT A police are either former members of the SWATF responded that there were only "a gagmg them in fierce battles was a and Koevoet and/or persons still presently in their employ. few more things to be done" before "double-edged stra\f:gy" calculated From Rundu this week came the reports that a socalled DT A Police Force has a they could leave him and assured the at both military and political victo­ been established with eight men having been posted to the Mbukushu area woman that they would bring back ries, he said. while the remaining four tribal areas have received up to 20 'policemen' each. her son on Wednesday. "It beats me that the South Afri­ A meeting was called at the DT A offices in Rundu for April 20/21 where the Last week, Silas Haimene denied cans must demand Sw apO fighters to selection for the 'DTA police' took place. 'KGB radio and other reports that he had withdraw but then choose to retain At the helm of setting up the socalled police force was Major Aloys Ngende. Staff Sergeant Fred Rugharo Thighuru and other soldiers from Battalion 202. 'accepted an arrmesty offer from the some as long as that suit~ them". In a short briefmg to the socalled policemen, Major Ngende is understood South Africans saying he had neither "And I have reason to suspect that to have outlined their duties as 'DTA Policemen' as follows: applied nor signed any amnesty pa­ the terms of the socalled arrmesty are - to report any incident or happening to the DTA offices . agent' pers. nothing short of asking them to sur­ - to arrest or detain anyone who tried to intimidate DTA supporters or , He added that Namibia was his render" he concluded. members Meanwhile, it is not known from home, that he had a right to return - to receive R300 in salary every month, obtainable at the tribal offices where the allegations about Mr without any conditions being im­ A spokesman for the AG's office, - that they each submit a report to the DTA offices every day Andreev originate, but it would seem posed. Mr Ben Venter, yesterday said he - that they attend every Swapo meeting and take down the names of every to be a concerted campaign to dis­ Meanwhile, observers in Wind­ would respond to the arrmesty and its speaker at such meetings as well as notes about what she/he says credit this UN official because he has hoek are questioning the offer of conditions but failed to comment at - that they attend the Swapo meetings in ordinary civilian clothing been placed in a prominent position amnesty to Swapo guerrillas by the the time of going to press. - that they will get uniforms, a pistol each, a knobkierie and note books as Regional Director of Windhoek in - All to remain at their respective kraals or homesteads in their own areas the forthcoming 435 electoral proc­ from where they will work ess, and right-wing South Africans Peacefu.1 march , Another meeting was scheduled for April 24 where all would issued with and Ametjcans 'are not unknown for ljruforms, pistols, knobkieries and note books after which they would all be their tendency of looking for 'reds disrupted by security driven back to their respective areas . under the bed'. Another source said They were also to report back to their 'leaders' at the tribal offices on May he could not understand what all the 1. fuss was about. "The US, in any ' forces The socalled policemen were apparently also told that Swapo is an Ow ambo case, have their Central Intelligence organisation, that the Ow ambos will rule them if Swapo came to power and that Agency (CIA) which is almost cer­ A peaceful gathering of Swapo members held near a primary school at everyone had to be proud of his tribe. tainly operative in Namibia, and the Okatope In northern Namibia, was disrupted by members of the security But DTA spokesman Mr Andrew Matjila said yesterday that he was not South Africans themselves have a forces last Sunday. aware of anything called 'DTA police'. vast network of secret services ... " The gathering was organised by the local Swapo branch In the area, and The Administrator General Mr Louis Pienaar has in the past lambasted A Soviet spokesman refused to attended by several of the organisation's members living In and around Swapo for having an own 'police force' who were merely marshalls appointed comment on the incident until con­ Okatope. to keep order at Swapo meetings and said there was only one police force - the firmation had been received that a According to one source, who also attended the meeting, mem bers of the South West Africa Police - Swapol. 'letter or complaint' had been writ­ SADF who were patrolling in the area, shortly aft. their release from He also compareed the Swapo Police to 'Hitler's Nazi SS' and used strong ten to, or received by the UN Secre­ confinement to base, arrived at the meeting place and ordered people to language to condemn them. tary General. disperse. "OVAKWAITA VOPLANKALENI MWA KOTOKELASOUTH AF·RICA" South Africa okwa ti ota enda-enda momaumbo aeshe moNooli yoshilongo opo a konge mo ovakwaita voPLAN ov~ va 'xupa moNamibia.

ONDJONGHUNDANA yaZiana oya shivifa kutya omakakunya a South Africa okwa hovela oku enda-enda nomaumbo moNooli yoshilongo nelalakano opo va konge ovakwaita voPLAN ovo veli moNooli opo va kale va manguluka okushuna koAngola. Hamushanga Ndjai woSWAPO 'Okwa kala ta III oumufmdo nokutya omushamane Andimba Toivo yaToivo ye olru na ouyelele ' welixwa po okwa popila moHarare onghela tali kombinga yaSouth Africa pefunbo South Africa fiyo oku nena eli okwa eli i ta ka dipaa ashike ovakwaita hapupalifa ovakwaita vaye nomwaalu voPLAN ndele ota ka dipaa yo ovak­ wo 4 500 moNooli yoshilongo. Eshi washiwana ngaashi a kala he shi ningi okwe shi ningila shaashi a hala sh­ shito. ololife ovakwaita vaPLAN. Kombinga yovakwaita voSWAPO "Ngaashi handi shi popi ngaha, ovo Illitango veli moNamibia, OOlusha­ ondi udite omipopyo kutya South mane Andimba okwa ri kena naana Africa okwa hapupalifa ovakwaita ouyelele kutya omwa xupa ovakwaita vaye nornwaalu 4 500 opo va ende vangapi, ashike ota shidulika veli nomawnbo aeshe moNooli, elalakano pokati 200-250. opo va konge mo ovakwaita voPLAN Okwa ti fiyoolrunenaeliomwaalu ovo veli moNamibia," osho ornusha­ wovakwaita voPLAN 00 wa ' fika mane Andimba a ri. koAngola ouli 1337. "Nantango konima yeshune mo sOuth Africa okwa hala olru teyapo lavo meekamba ondi udite kutya ova eudafano letulepo lomatati natango, dipaa nokuli nale ovakwaita voPLAN ndele nande ongaho ornushamane vatatu, noveli tave li popile kutya Andimbe 00l indile opo Ounyuni aushe ovakwaita voPLAN ovo va umba opo u ha pitikeopo okatokolifo 435 tete, ondi shii kutya ota ve Ii popile kOiwana-Hangano ka ha shune ashike omaumbafano ota twikile monima nande. natango, South Africa ota kala ashike Ovanamibia na va pewe oufemba nolruli popila Jcutya ovakwaita Wl!ovQ.. OPQ v"'_hoOlQ,Je epangelo la Omushamane A~diinba Toivo ya Toivo voPLAN ovc;\ra'lunbiilti:'¥{ oiIho vOovcne

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Omushamane Thornberry okwa oshivike shaya, moCape Town. amibia, osho omushamane Thombeny wedako tati Oiw:::la-Hangaoo oili paife Meenghundafana edi omwa dja a ti. THE NAMIBIAN FOCUS Woensdag Mei 3 1989 5 Klopjagte duur· voort in Noorde SUID-AFRlKAANSE troepe is hesig om van huis tot huis Owambo te fynkam op soek na guerrillas wat dit nie kon maak om binne die tydelike skietstaking van 60 uur uit Angola te glip nie. Die amptelike nuusagentskap in tot 250 Swapo-vryheidsvegters in Harare. Ziana. het Swapo se Sekre­ Narnibie wees mi die 6O-inperking taris-generaal. mnr. Andirnba Toivo van die SA troepe. Daar is reeds 1 ja Toivo. aangehaal dat SA 4 500 337 vegters uit Namibie wat reeds troepe ontplooi het om die Swapo­ bokant die 16-de Breedtegraad vegters rond te jaag in die Opera­ herontplooi is. sionele Gebied. Oor SA se· eensydige besluit om "Soos ek vemeem het. het die SA die skietstaking te breek en nie te troepe reeds drie doodgeskiet wat verleng rue. het hy gese die in'tema­ hulle beweer eerste op hulle geskiet sionale gemeenskap mag nie toelaat het. Ek is seker dat hierdie soort dat SA rede kry om uit Res. 435 te skietery aan sal gaan onder die voor­ onttrek nie. wendsel dat hulle hulself verdedig ••• Hy het herhaal dat SA alles in sy het hy bygevoeg. vennoe sal doen om die ver1ciesings Mru:. Toivo ja Toivo het in Harare te probeer omseil. gepraat waar hy wag op verder te reis Mnr. ToivojaToivohetookUntag na Australie waar 'n tweedaagse aangeval en hulle beskuldig daarvan seminaar oor N amibie gehou sal word. dat hulle "dans op die wysie van Hy het ook vrese uitgespreek dat Suid-Afrika ... die SA troepe rue net Swapo-vegters Volgens hom veg SA onder 'n ,.,./ /- sal dood maak rue. maar ook burger­ Untag-vlag in Narnibie en mnr. Martti LEDE van' 911 Battaljon is hier op Eenhana om likes in die gebied. Ahtisaari. hoof van die Untag-opera­ guerriUas. Die foto is Saterdagoggend deur John Liebenberg gene em nadat die Op 'n vraag het mnr. Toivo ja sies. is partydig en "iemand wat SA uur-inperking losgelaat is. Toivo gese daar kan nog tussen 200 se vuilwerk doen." *Nog Iyke gevind 35 Plan-Iede vasgekeer? HY is nie daarvan bewus dat 3S Plan-vegters in Kaokoland naby Opuwo in berge deur Iede van die Suid-M~ veiligbeidsmagte vasgekeer is nie, het 'n woordvoerder van die kantoor van die DODETAL NOU Administrateur-generaal, adv. Louis Pienaar, gister gese. ~ Die inligting het gekom tydens 'n media-konferensie in die Tintenpalast in Windhoek toe 'n vraag deur 'n buitelandse verslaggewer aan die woordvoerder, mnr. Gerhard Rouxgestel is. 312, SE ROUX Volgens die verslaggewer heskik hy oor inligting dat die 3S Plan­ vegters vasgekeer is in herge in Kaokoland. Hulle is nie in staat Deur Pius Dunalskl om uit die kom nie terwyl SA magte weer op hul heurt huDe nie kan aanval nie. NOG vier erg ontbinde Iyke van Plan-vegters, wat vermoedelik tydens een van die vroegste kontakte - geskiet is, is in die Operasionele Gebied gevind. . - .. Dit bring die aantal Swapo-guer­ ind waar Swapo-guerrillas die grens 42 stel. het hy gese. B"otswana "is rilIas wat sedert I April in skennut­ oorgesteek het na Angola. Mnr. Rouxhetvoorts ge'sehyis rue selinge tussen Plan-vegters en Suid­ 'n Ander wending is dat Swapo­ bewus daarvan dat Untag met 10- Afrikaanse veiligheidsmagt'e' guerrillas rue meer in groot groepe gistieke probleme sukker om die SA toon~eeld, reken doodgeskiet is. op 312. beweeg rue. maar hulle is glo verdeel magte behoorlik te kan monitor in Die inligting is gistermiddag by 'n in klein groepe. die Noorde wanneer daar op patrol­ media-konferensiein die stad deur 'n Volgens hom beskik die veiligheids­ lies gegaan word nie. Ogilvie Thompson woordvoerder van die Administrateur­ magte oor inligting van inflltrasie. Op 'n vraag het hy gese die drie generaal. mnr. Gerhard Roux. bek­ maar die spore is reeds dae oud en Plan-vegters wat die naweek end gemaak. daar kon nie vasgestel6f die inflltra­ doodgeskiet is. was in klein kontakte 'n NUWE Namibie kan nie heter doen as om Botswana na te volg in Vol gens hom is die vier lyke sowat sie voor 6f tydens die 60-uur van teen die veiligheidsmagte. die daarstelling van 'n markgerigte ekonomie en 'n veelparty­ 15 kID suid van Ruacana gevind en inperking van die SA magte geskied Een was 4t Kaokoland terwyl die demokrasie. Deur dit te doen, kan die vryheid van die individu dokters is verwittig oor die voorval het rue. ander twee sowat 20 kID suid van die verseker en geleenthede geskep word. sodat lykskouings op hulle gedoen _H y het ook bekend gemaak dat die grens meer in die ooste plaasgevind S6semnr.JulianOgilvieThompson.voorsittervandieDeBeers-myngroep. kan word. SA magte nog sewe Swapo-guerril­ het. in sy jaarverslag wat gister openbaar gemaak is. Mnr. Roux het voorts gese die las gevange hou. Dit is benewens die Mnr. Roux kon rue verdere fyner Die De Beersgroep is die moeder-maatskappy van CDM. wat in Narnibie toestand in die Noorde is stabiel en 35 watreeds aan Un tag oorhandig is. besonderhede gee rue. Hy kon ook diamante myn. stil en verskeie aanduidings is gev- wat die totale gevange insurgente op rue se wie eerste geskiet het nie. Volgens hom sal Namibie dan 'n voorbeeld vir Suid-Afrika stel en die land help om in dieselfde rigting vinniger te beweeg. "De Beers en CDM sien uitom vorentoe met 'n nuwe regering van Namibie saam te werk." lui die verslag van mnr. Ogilvie Thompson. Staatsdiens vol Hy spreek voorts die hoop uit dat N arnibie. wanneer politieke mag bekom is. rue dieselfde foute sal maak rue as "baie ander Afrika-lande wat gedink het dat nasionale vryheid sinomiem is met 'n sosialistiese ekonomiese stelsel.·' Volgens mnr. Ogilvie Thompson kan die ooreenkoms wat bereik is oor gepomp met soldate~ Narnibie en Angola van historiese belang wees vir die hele Suider-Afrika deurdat 'n nuwe gees van onderhandeling en kompromie aangewakker word, AL TESAME. 8S dienspligtiges van die SWA Gebiedsmag sal na kampe van die Suid-Afrikaanse pleks van steriele beleidslyne van isolasie en konfrontasie. Weermag in Suid-Afrika oorgeplaas word vir verdere opleiding.

S6 het 'n woordvoerder van die Kmdt Krige het daarop gewys dat Ons het vir hulle aans~k-vorms SWAGM. kornmandant Fanie Krige. al 85 van die Junior Leierskursus in gegee en gevra datdie belangstellen­ NA'rIONAL THEATRE OF NAMIBI.o\.. gister in Windhoek op navraag gese. Okahlind ja is en dat hulle klaarblyklik des die invul en ons tenigstuiir.·· het NASIONALE TEATER VAN NAMIBIE Dit volg nadat alle Namibiese hulleierskapkursusse wi! voltooi. mnr. Willernse opgewonde vertel van NATIONALES THEAT~R VON NAM"laJA dienspligtiges wat ondanks die Verlede week is heelwatdienspligti.­ SPI se groot vangs. toepassing van Res. 435 vanjaar ges die strate van Windhoek gesien. Volgens hom het die SPI min gedoen ingevolge wet opgeroep is. einde Volgens mnr. Johan Willemse. verder. want die Wermag het die verlede week op die strate beland waarnemende direkteur van person­ soldate verlede week na Windhoek NTN het. eeldienste by die Sentrale Person­ gebringmet 'n bus. waaronderhoude "Die dienspligtiges het einde ver­ eelinstelling (SPI) het die SAW ver­ met hulle gehou is. Kalahari Sands Protea Hotel lede weclc klaargemaak SOQ; oos vroeer lede week 'n groot groep dienspligti­ Mnr. Willemse kon rue se hoeveel in 'n verklaring bekend gemaak het, .. ges na Windhoek per bus gebring soldate deur die staatsdiens opgeneem het kIDdt. Krige gese. waar hulle onderhoude met ampte­ sal word rue. maar volgens hom sal present, Hy het bygevoeg dat die dienspligti­ nare van SPI gehad het dit rue minder as 50 wees rue. THE ONE AND ONLY ges elk met 'n vet tjek van agt maande "Toe ons gehoor het die dienspligti­ se salaris vooruitbetaal sit. ges word gedemobiliseer. het ons THANDI KLAASEN Volgens hom het die SWAGM gesien 'n groot werwingsbron gaan soldate wat vrywillig hul diensplig vir ons onmiddellik oop. In CABARET at ElLINGTON'S ... wil voltooi. geleentheid gegee om dit Ons hetnadie verskillende Weer­ 9 - 20 MAY '89 ... in SA te doen. Uit die byna 2 000 het magskampe gery en die so.ldate in­ T.t 37966 .xt 13 for. more infarmation. 85 aangedui dat hulle wil voortgaan gelig oor die verskillende loopbane met hul diensplig. en geleenthede in die staasdiens. 6 Wednesday May 3 1989 THE NAMIBIAN 14 days agreed

A PERIOD of 14 days to verify subsequent developments. whether Swapo guerrillas have "The decisions taken by the Joint Unions left northern Namibia for An­ Commission at its firs t and second gola was agreed upon at the extraordinary meeting atMoWlt Etjo weekend meeting of the Joint and at Ruacana were respectively Commission in Cape Town. reviewed." The agreement allows a further The commission also said that it period of grace Wltil 06hOO on May had decided on further practical 13 to breathe life into efforts to measures to ensure the restoration of denounce implement Resolution 435, the UN the existence of the situation on March independence plan for Namibia. 31. In a joint statement members of the commission (composed of South Africa, Angola and Cuba) state that Bodies still on May 13 " The confinement of all Swapo forces in Angola to bases DTA advert north of the 16th parallel Wlder Un­ not buried tag monitoring will have been com­ pleted" . THE bodies of three Swapo fight­ A Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DT A) advertisement which ap­ through years of bitter struggle, which , 'South African forces will res­ ers who died in bloody clashes on peared in a local English daily, The Titnes of Namibia, and in which DT A was not part of. They are simple­ wne confinement to base and im­ April 24 near Opuwo were still not the organisation claimed to be on the side of the workers was minded opportunists," he stated. plementation of Security COWlcil buried by last SWlday and were still denounced yesterday by National Union of Namibian Workers "How could the same DT A which Resolution 435n8 will continue as stored at the mortuary in Opuwo. (NUNW). They described the ad as a propaganda exercise by the was responsible for putting our lead­ originally scheduled." On April 24 about five Swapo fight­ DTA attempting to confuse the masses. ers in jail, today congratulate us?" The commission also annoWlced ers were engaged in a battle with he asked. that its next meeting would be held at South African soldiers between the In the advertisement DTA claimed This clearly sho~ed that the or­ to have made May Day a paid public ganisation did not have any appre­ Ruacana on May 15 but th at from villages ofOtjikuina and Otjirwnbu. BY DA'OUD VRIES then on it would only meet on a bi­ In the ensuing contact, three of the holiday for the workers. It further ciation and value about the facts of monthly basis. fighters were killed while two es­ claimed the DTA was "for the work- history. The three parties to the agreement caped. ers and through the workers" . "It is falsifying history and the are Angola, Cuba, South Africa while The bodies of the fighters were " Does the DTA think that the people pass alaw about May Day,hecontin­ newspaper in which the advertise­ delegations from the USA, USSR then strapped to the wheels of Cass­ of Namibia and especially the ex­ ued. ment was placed also helped in this attended as observers. pirs and driven into Opuwo . ploited workers of this COWl try do DTA was responsible for the pass­ deliberate exercise," the union spokes­ The UN Special Representative, The UNT AG Police Monitor in the not have a memory?," Mr Richard ing of many repressive laws to op­ person said. the UN Under-Secretary General for area, Company Sergeant Major J Far­ Pakleppa asked. press the workers, Mr Pakleppa said. On the newspaper he said: "Times Political Affairs, the Untag military kas has confirmed seeing the bodies To have May Day as a paid public The organisation, he added, squan­ of Namibia is assisting the DT A in commander and the Administrator­ of the fighters strapped on the Cass­ holiday was a direct result of the dered massive amoWlts of money on the falsification of people's history General were also invited in order to pirs according to a Nanso activist workers' endless struggle to have the "puppet" trade Wlions to divide and and the paper knows exactly how the facilitate the work of the commis­ who has just returned from the area. day recognised, he said. confuse the workers. day came about." sion. The heads of the dead fighters are It was the pressure exerted by the "The advertisement is a clear case What the DTA was busy with, he The statement by the Joint com­ said to have been badly mutilated workers Wlder NUNW which forced of copying and imitating resistance said, was a clear case ofhijacking the mission added that during the talks and no one, including the UNT AG the illegimate interim government to vocabulary which has been acquired discourse of history. they gave specific attention to the man, knew whether post mortems situation in northern Namibia and had been performed on the bodies southern Angola since 31 March and nor when they would be buried. 'Independence or SECURITY . , SERVICES we will strike'

WANTED WORKERS under the umbrella Among other things they demand could through the election, bring organisation National Union of freedom from poverty, exploitation about a government which would Namibian Workers (NUNW) and a living wage. assist the workers in their struggle The United States liaison Office is seeking want freedom from South Afri­ "We demand freedom for strike against the exploiters, the union contractors to upgrade security features in residences action," one of the demands reads . spokesperson said. can colonial occupation. This Although May Day had been com­ NUNW also voiced its dissatis­ located in Windhoek. demand and a number of oth­ memorated for more than a century faction about the privatisation drive ers were read at all May Day now, workers were still living in which was continuing Wlabated. These upgrades will consist of the supply and rallies which were held through­ poverty and were suffering Wlder Despite continuous calls by · the installation of solid wood doors, door-viewers, locks out the country on Monday. capitalist rule. workers and the community to stop The demands, a union spokesper­ To get a living wage, the ultima­ privatisation "Pienaar .continues to for windows and doors, security grill work son said, would serve as an "ultima­ twn says, there must be a redistribu­ sell public property". manufactured to US specifications, and the twn" for employers so that they speak tion of Namibia's wealth. The workers are also demanding installation of alarms and perimeter lighting. to the goverment to bring about a Living wage also means that work­ that the South African· forces and change to the current deteriorating ers be treated with more respect by their local henchmen be restricted to The ideal company will have the manpower located in situation in the COWltry. their employers. bases and that the police stop their The spokesperson said that the Resolution 435 does not make any intimidation campaign against Windhoek and will be able to install all of the required workers were ready for action and provision about the ownership of members of Swapo and the progres­ upgrades in a timely and professional manner. When would resort to a strike action if their wealth and a change in the relations sive trade Wlion movement. responding give a brief description of your demands were not met speedily. of production. 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While Maradona aims to make his ~ark ... STAR OUT

. SIX EP RECORDS SHATTERED ONE South African and all-African record fell at tonight's Nedbank Prestige OF FI Athletics meeting when Stanley Valentine smashed the 20km walk by over five minutes. With blonde-hair flying, Springbok Evette de Klerk was again just too good NAPOLI open Italy's bid for a for Marcel Winkler, 18, in the 100m sprint. Evette's winning time of 11,34 unique sweep of European club (0,12 seconds better than the old standard) was the frrstofthe EPrecords to fall. soccer honours today when they It was almost an identical race to that run in Pretoria on Saturday with face West Germany's VFB Winkler first out of the block, only to be caught over the final 20m by de Klerk. But there was a big disappointing for Winkler in the 200m when she pulled Stuttgart, deprived of their star striker, Juergen Klinsmann, in up with an injured hamstring in the the first-leg of the UEFA Cup first few metres and had to be carried final . off the track. De Klerk did not let this deter her Klinsmann, set to move abroad and she completed the sprint •'double" next year (reportedly to Italian league • in 23,34, with Elinda Rademeyer leaders Internazionale), is suspended chasing her all the way to the finish in for the Naples leg after his second 23,57. booking in the competition. The men's sprints were just as His absence is a severe blow to exciting with young SA champion Stuttgart, though a cautious Napoli Gerhard Barnard holding on to finish manager Ottavio Bianchi insists it in a dead heat with Bok rival Johan will make no difference in a contest Rossouw. Both stopped the watches between teams in their frrst Euro- · at 10,49. pean fmal. But Jannie Viljoen, the 17-year­ "Someone will take his place and old schoolboy, had the last laugh in " the equation won't change the effi­ the 200m when he shattered the EP ciency of the German side," said record. He underlined his potential SA's Male Athlete of the Year, Bianchi, who considers Stuttgart one (after passing Barnard in the final Dries Vorster (no. 13), pictured of the most difficult clubs in the 20m) with a brilliant 20.74 . in Windhoek during the Bundesliga. Another record to fall went to Dries SWABOU Athletics meeting, Napoli, built around Argentine Vorster, SA's Male Athlete of the World Cup star Diego Maradona, Season, with asub-50 time in the 400 built up a substantial lead by the time he ran ran across the must rank as favourites for the frrst­ hurdles. He had built up a substantial leg, with no selection problems and lead by the time he ran across the finish line in 49,26 during the Nedbank Prestige one of Europe's most passionate finish line in 49,26 (the fastest ever at crowds to fire them on in the 81 000- the coast). championships. capacity San Paolo stadium. And they also know all Italian eyes McENROE STILL BIGGEST will be on them to set a winning example for European Cup fmalists DRAW IN TENNIS AC Milan and Cup Winner's Cup finalists Sampdoria. JOHN McENROE is still one of the biggest crowd-pullers in tennis, even Maradona has now fully recovered when he's practising. from a nagging thigh injury and on­ While Pete Sampras played J~ime Yzaga in a nearly empty stadium at the form Andrea Carnevale will be back Tournament of Champions on Monday, more than 100 fans and jounalists from a one-match suspension to join watched McEnroe and his younger brother Patrick practise on a court in New Brazilian Careca up front. York. "We're fine where fitness and "You guys must be bored," McEnroe joked to reporters who surrounded morale are concerned," said Bian­ him as he walked off the court on a chilly afternoon. chi. "I would be a hypocrite if I With no big names on the opening-day schedule, McEnroe was the centre of weren't to admit this two-leg fmal attention. In an impromtu news conference on the clubhouse patio, the native comes at the right tirne for us." N ew Yorker answered questions about his resurgence at the age of 30. Stuttgart's Dutch trainer, Arie Haan, McEnroe, whose ranking dropped to number 25 last April following a seven­ is hoping for at least a draw to take month layoff, has won two titles this year and has climbed back to seventh place home with them for the second-leg in the world. He also beat Yannick Noah and Henri Leconte to help the United - on May 17. States defeated France in the Davis Cup quarter-fmals. "My wish would be 5-0 for VFB ''I'm happy with the way I have progressed," he said. "I have been working but I'd be satisfied if it ended even," hard for a while now, and it's nice to start to see the results. he said. "It doesn't bother me that it's taken so long. In a way, it's better when you He has yet to say who will replace struggle to achieve something. I feel good about where I am now." Klinsmann, but has hinted he may put two men (defender Guenther LIVERPOOL/ARSENAL GAME Schaefer and midfielder Juergen Hartmann) on the inspirational Mara­ WILL WAIT TILL F.A.CUP FINAL dona. Stuttgart, who beat East Germany's OFFICIALS will wait until Liverpool have played next Sunday's F.A. Cup Dynamo Dresden in their semi -final, semi-final before re-scheduling their First Division match against Arsenal are Napoli's third German team in Probable teams: The suspension of which is likely to decide the English League soccer title. the UEFA Cup after semi-finalists Napoli - Guiliano Guiliani, Ciro The match, originally set for April 23, was one of several games postponed Bayern Munich, the West German Ferrara, Giovanni Francini, Giancarlo Stuttgart and West in the wake of the Hillsborough tragedy. league leaders, and second-round Corradini, Alessandro Renica, Luca Germany's rising star "We are confident all league games can be played by Thursday May 25," opponents Lokomotiv Leipzig of East Fusi, Alemao (or Massimo Crippa), league official Andy Williamson said on Monday. Germany. Fernando de Napoli, Careca, Diego striker, Jurgen " The date of the Liverpool v Arsenal match will depend on whether Both sides limbered up fortoday's Maradona, Andrea Carnevale. Klinsmann, is a severe Liverpool get to Wembley (for the F.A. Cup final on May 20). game with league victories at the VFB Stuttgart (from) - Eike Im­ Liverpool play Nottingham Foreston Sunday in the F.A. Cup semi-final that weekend. mel, Eberhard Trautner, Karl blow to Stuttgart, who was started on April 15 but abandoned after six minutes when a crowd crush Second-placed Napoli beat Ver­ Allgoewer. Guido Buchwald, Guen­ will face Diego at the Hillsborough Ground in Sheffield killed 95 people. ona 1-0 .with a goal from Brazilian ther Schaefer, Nils Schmaeler, Mi­ In the league, Liverpool are six points behind top-of-the-table Arsenal with Alemao while sixth-placed Stuttgart chael Schroeder, Rainer Schuetterle, Maradona's Napoli in two games in hand, after the London club played their match on Monday won 3-1 at Eintracht Frankfurt, the . Asgeir Sigurvinsson, Maurizio the first-leg of the against Norwich . last West German side to win the Gaudino, Olaf Schmaeler, Fritz UEFACup final today. REFEREE STOPS BOUT UEFA Cup in 1980. Walter.

AMERICAN Simon Brown retained his International Boxing Federation BEN'S DOC. BEN Johnson's doctor bought large quantities of steroids for a rancher (mF) Welterweight title when the referee stopped his scheduled 12-rounder In St Kitts to increase the size of cattle, a Canadian Inquiry into drugs In against countryman Al Long in the seventh round on Thursday. GOT sport heard on Monday. US businessman Don Hiatt, said he nrst asked Dr Brown, who raised his record to 29-1, floored Long with a booming right­ 'DOPE FOR George Mario (Jammle) Astaphan to buy hi" steroids in 1983. left combination to the head. Long, who dropped to 22-7-3, tried to get up but Astaphan has been accused of supplying steroids to Canadian Olympic failed and referee Tony Orlando halted the fight after two minutes 21 seconds COWS' athletes, including Johnson. of the round.