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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.271 50c (GST Inc.) Monday February 25 BLOODY LAND WAR STARTS 'Kuwait on fire ... it looks like hell'
NICOSIA: Allied forces swarmed over Kuwait and struck deep Allied military sources denied earlier reports that Kuwait City "remarkably light". into Iraq yesterday after launching a massive pre-dawn blitz had already been captured by US paratroops and said the Iraqis Naval forces had conducted amphibious missions, but Sch krieg to wrest the Gulf emirate from Iraqi hands. had blown up the Kuwait parliament building and four luxwy warzkopf did not say if or where an 18 OOO-strong US marine Twelve hours into the offensive, Allied commander General hotels. amphibious task force had landed. Norman Schwarzkopf broke a news blackout to declare in the Iraq remained defiant in the face of the onslaught: Baghdad More than 5 500 prisoners had been taken and many Iraqi Sl\udi capital Riyadh: "The offensive is progressing with dra Radio said heavy casualties were being inflicted on " enemy units were reported flying white flags of surrender, he said. matic success." forces " and called on Arabs to attack US and other foreign Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein extolled his troops to fight, An Iraqi military communique said the Allied offensive ' 'has inteIOllts away from the Gulf War theatre. fight, fight against the " infidel" Allies. so far totally failed and the criminal aggressors are crying for Schwarzkopftold a news briefing in the 'Saudi capital Riyadh: He told his forces to win the "Mother of Battles" or risk the help." " So far we are delighted with the progress of the campaign." prospect of seeing their country descend into " a deep pit and a Kuwait's ambassador to Paris Tareq Razouki said Allied G-Day - the first day of the offensive - achieved its full lengthy darkness". ' , forces had already taken control of most of Kuwait. He told objectives in just 10 hours,.the general said. French troops - including Foreign Legionnaires - and US French Radio some 100 000 Iraqi troops had given up or were He said the ground, sea and air operation had met only light fleeing from Kuwait, leaving behind equipment. opposition from Iraqi forces and that Allied casualties had been continued on page 5 Fish boost for Namibia Namibians MBATJ IUA NGAVIRUE
NAMIBIA Fisheries Hold· ing's ultra modern white fish processing factory at urged to Walvis Ba, was officially opened by outgoing Fish· , eries Minister Gert Hanekom on Friday~ First Lady Mrs Kovambo Nujoma formally cut the red speak out ribbon to mark the opening at a ceremony also attended by Walvis Bay mayor Nico Retief THERE was concern about a 'culture of silence' and Swapo deputy, chief co FIRST Lady Kovambo Nujoma was among those who attended the opening of the developing in Namibia, and the country should ordinator Festus Naholo. Tunacor white fish factory on Friday. The factory was officially opened by outgoing guard against this and be prepared to offer con The factory, which has a Minister of Fisheries Gert Hanekom after which Mrs Nujoma cut the ribbon at the processing capacity of 25-30 structive criticism when necessary. entrance. In the picture above Mrs Ntijoma is seen with, from left, Mrs Hanekom, tonnes a month has a potential This was said by Dave Snmts, the form of encouraging the Walvis Bay Mayor Nico Retief and Mrs Retief. In the background are two ~cipals turn-over of R30 to 40 million Director of the Legal Assis development of a ~rcepti on a year, as well as providing of Tunacor Namibia Fisheries Holdings, Managing Director Manuel De Castro and tance Centre in Windhoek, that real rewards wiU only come new employment opportuni another director D Correia. speaking on 'Namibia and to those who stick ,to a party ties for many Namibians. Human Rights - Are We on line." The operation will process Track?' at the Human Rights Where such a political cul hake into various products Confe~DCe at Swakopmund ture dominated, Smuts added, including fillets and high value over the weekend. few people would feel free to prc-cooked items such as 'New deal' markets Smuts said the 'culture of express open opinions where crumbed fillets, fish fingers silence' was reinforced when those views apparently con and fish cakes. THE Horseshoe Market in KATEBURUNG fact that the " foreign women" politicians implied that criti flict with the perceived party The equipment in the fac i(atutura was opened over the who "sit cross-legged and block cism of the Government and line. tory alone is valued at R8,2 weekend and according to Local tiue users to keep the new pedestriaDs" were still in evi ruling party was regarded as While it was true that the million and will allow the Government Minister Liber premises clean. dence on the streets of Wind unacceptable behaviour. constitUtion guaranteed free company to manufacture prod~ tine Amathila, it was just the Amathila compared the hoek, suggesting that the au "They thus imply that any dom of speech and political ucts acceptable to the highly fir s~ step towards in creating a market to " the so-called Tal thorities check up on those who person indulging in such be expression, there was more to competitive Europeanmarket. nationwide network of infor Street market", which disap remained. ' haviour must accept that they these values than the mere , The, factory is run under the 'mal markets. peared after a licence Amathila said she had WlIIlIcd could be subject to sanction - ability of Namibians to, in wing of Namibia Fisheries Amathila said the Horseshoe clampdown by the ministry last to " show an altemati ve of what be this in the form of losing extreme cases, enforce these Holding'S Tunacor subsidiary, Market was proof that c:!lients year, and' said it offered far an open market could be" in their employment wiIh the State, rights in a court of law. This which it aquired from Fedfoods of infoimal traders did not have better opportunities to small- establishing the Horsehoe suffering social ostracism and was always theI ast resort and to be "subjected to filthy con scale traders. . generally being regarded as continued on page 3 ditions" and appealed to fu- The Minister bemoaned the continued on page 3 persona non grata - or be this in continued on page 2 YOUR ONE STOP PHOTO SHOP
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becoming aware of and under to criticise even Jiinor govern Narnibians to adhere to a rule shoot at people who failed to standing the frustrations of the . ment policy or action they which did not exist in law". move off a public road time- people on whose behalf they regarded as wrong. "It was further illegal for any' ollsly. . have been elected to lead. " . . On the controversial ques Namibian - besides the police, "The Constitution is clear " built upon this ~oundation of . and promote democracy. Disregarding what be termed tion of the Presidential motor ambulance and fire brigade in on the principle that we are all legally enforceable rights nmst "If this is not the case it the 'hysterical tone of unbal cade, Smuts said there was "110 cases of dire emergency - to equal before the law and that be a culture where criticism of t>ecomes extremely difficult for . anced, irresponsible and un law in Namibia requiring drive on the wrong side of the everyone is subject to the even the highest officials. in- . .any Government to act in a professionaljoumalism which motorists to move their cars road. It was further illegal to law...... he adde~ . cluding the President himself, truly accountable manner as completely lacked credibility'. off the road when the Presi is regarded as not only accept the policy makers will experi Smuts added there was a reluc .dent approached and it was Stay informed, read The Namibian able but essential to facilitate ence enormOUs difficulties in tance on the part ofNarnibians accordingly unlawful to force
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in one the country's largest genuine Namibian fishing business deals last year. industry by increasing land ·:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:;:.:.:.••• ·.·: ••1\111 .11.111::···.:·. The Thnacor white fish plant processing ~ aims to take advantage of the 'J'he major fishing compa increased revenue that can be nies in South Africa process earned by adding value to land up to 50 per cent of their catches complex. proccessed fish products. on land but so far the scale of The market is made up of The company estimates that local processing in 'Namibia 105 individual, lock-up 'shops' while producers normally eam has been minimal. arranged in rows around a R3 to R4 a kilogram for hake Tunacor's white fish divi central patio. The horseshoe they could earn up to R5 to R6 sion currently has between 150 idea was apparently Amath a kilogram by adding value to to 170 permanent employees ila's, and took only five months the product. out of a total worlcforce of 1 to materialise. It is an all Land processing has several 300. At full production the com Namibian venture, designed by important advantages over ship pany hopes to increase this to the Namibian Institute of Build based processesing, including 350 to 400 workers emw.oyed ing Consultants and Designers the ability to remove bones throughout the year. (Nibcad) and built by the and marrufacturing pre-cooked Both employment levels, as Namibian National Building pr09ucts. well as the projected turnover Council. The open.iUg of the factory ofR30 to 40 million, however; The First National Develop fits in perfectly with the gov depend on the size of the hake ment Corporation (formerly UNDER the shade of a Namibia Breweries umbrella, Katutur~ residents listen to ernment's policy to create a quota the company is granted Enok) funded the project and Housing Minister Libertine AmathiJa stress the evils of drink. the site was provided by the Municipality . THE NamJblan is published by The Free Press of Namibia (Pty) The stalls will be rented out Limited, with editorial omcesat42John Melnert Street, Wlnlihoek. It is edited by Gwen Lister and printed by John Melnert (Pty) at R25 a month for the front Limited olStiibel Street, Windhoek. The Namlblan's postal address stalls and R20 a month for Libertine continues is P 0 Box 20783, Wlndhoek, Namibia, tax (061) 33980, telephone those behind. 36970/112/3/4, telex 3032. The marlcet will be open from 06h00 to 21hOO every day of the week. Also attending the opening anti-tombo were the Minister for Trade and Industry Ben Amathila, ATTENTION: ALL MEDICAL Deputy Minister for Local Government and Housing Jerry AID FUND MEMBERS Ekandjo, Permanent Secretary crusade ..... Nghidimondjila Shoombe and Windhoek Mayor Abe May. "YOU CAN sell anything you like in this market except Ben Amathila agreed that tombo!" NAMffi HOME NURSING AGENCY the market was just "the first Housing and Local Government Minister Libertine step in the right direction" for Amathila continued her strong stand against alcohol -A first in Namibia!! the informal sector. He ap this weekend when she outlawed the popular drink at plauded the traders' efforts in trying to find some means of the opening of the new Katutura Horseshoe market. For Namibians by Namibians gainful employment but said Speaking to a Singles Quar come back on the bus and find Professional private home nursing-care such moves had to be built on ters crowd, she described the you doing nothing," she said. a tradition of law. market as a .. retail centre" Warming to the argument, in the comfort of your own home. Once the Horseshoe market which would be clean, infor Amathila lashed out against is underway, the Housing and mal and accessible to local local 'botsotos' and. against We provide the following nursing-care: Loca1 Government Ministry will people as well as tourists. It parents who were not properly turn its attention to other' street needed to have a strong market looking after their children. markets' around Windhoek. place atmosphere, but that did Children in the Singles Quar *Post natal care. - after you have had your baby "The women selling fruit and not include the illegal sale of ters could not even get any vegetables near Katutura Hos alcohol. sleep, she complained, when *Post operative care - after your operation pital will be helped next, and "Alcohol is a killer," she loud music was being played *Geriatric care- nursing for the aged/pensioners then the women who 're selling stressed, writing off "the all night long. inside Katutura itself," Liber common belief that if you don't The market was a first - giving *General nursing care - for babies, growing children tine Amathila told the crowd. run a cuca shop, you're not Namibian traders a place to In addition, the market stalls really in business. " lock up their goods and pleas NB: These services are q~y provided on opposite Club Thriller would She also warned people who ant surrounding in which to be renovated, she said, warn continued to sell alcohol against work. the recommendation of your medical doctor. ing people who bad been in the law that "we're coming It was evidence of the gov habiting the area that they "must back to you". ernment keeping its promise All enquiries will enjoy our professional and get out as from today". , , You people think now that to give people a better deal, As she left the market, independence has come you she said. strict confidence. Amathila again emphasised her can do what you like," she 1bere were already signs that faith in the women of this told her mainly male audience. people had been using the back Contact: Sister Jacobs country to look after its inter- . "You stand around rere while of the market as a toilet place, ests. "I want 80 percent of the your wives and sisters are up Amathila noticed. imploring Tel: (061) 224195 available stalls to go to north breaking their backs. No local residents not to "dt:stroy women, " she said. wonder you're afraid when they something good'·. .-< 4 Monday. Febr:uary 25 1991 THE NAMIBIAN ,
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Highlights of history on this date: + 1545 - Scots defeat English forces at Ancrum Moor. + 1570 - England's Queen Elizabeth I is excommunicated r by Pope Pius V. • 1601 - ' England's Earl of Sussex is executed for treason. + 17 13 - Sweden's King Char les XII is taken prisoner by Sultan of Turkey, • 1760 - Robert Clive leaves India to return to England. + 1885 - Germany annexes Tanganyika and Zanzibar. +1927 -Great diamond rush to Grootfontein, Lichtenburg, alluvial diamond diggings. + 1948 -Communist coup in Czechoslovakia. + 1954 - Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser usurps power as pre mier of Egypt. Syria's Presi dent Chickekli £lees following WHEN 'TRAVELLING AT THE FULL FARE army revolt. • 1956 - Soviet premier Nlkita Khrushchev goes before Com IN ECONOMY CLASS, DISCOVER munist Party Congress in Moscow and denounces late dictator Ioseph Stalin. THE COMFORT OF UTA'S NEW ESPACE, HARMONY, • 1976 - United States cau tions Soviet Union that contin ued Soviet military inv.olve AN EXCLUSIVE FOR AFRICA. ment in Ethiopia-Somalia conflict could impair Soviet U S relations. • 1986 - Philippine's president " UTA introduces its new Espace Harmony, created especially for passengers who Ferdinand Man:os, resigns, brought down by a "People's Power" upising, ffiilitary revolt travel regularly between Africa and France or vice-versa, UTA has thought of and U S pressure. • 1987 - Pro-Iranian Shiite moslems bury 23 militants everything: A separate check-in ... means time gained at airports. A private cabin killed by Syrian soldiers in Lebanon, and claim they were "deliberately massacred" with in economy class ... affords you the peace and quiet you need to either work or axes and bayonets. • 1988 - Thousands demon strate in Soviet Annenia de spite directive to local authori sleep. Those extra attentions including champagne, chocolate, hottowels, traveller's ties to restore order. 1990 - At least 60 people are killed in India as violence mars , kit.. because it's so nice to arrive at your destination feeling fresh and relaxed. elections in eight states.
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-, ~ . . - AROUND THE WORLD "The seed of death ... ' .. ? Mass funeral I for bus victims LONDON: The world reacted to the launch of the Gulf conflict peacefully has been But Information Minister : War land offensive yesterday with a mixture of defi missed. The instinct for a mili Ibrahim Izzedin predicted the PIETERMARITZBURG: HighrLg Inkatha Freedom Party ance, shock, anger and regret. tary solution won through. " conflict would bring protracted officials and thousands of distraught residents ofSweetwaters in Neutral China expressed tension and suspicion to the Natal Province on Saturday attended an emq'!ionally charged Iraq said there would be no current conflict, expressed "deep regret", calling it "the Middle East. mass funeral for the victims of the KwaShange bus massacre in surrender and President Sad . regret at the land assault. war that the world's people Pope John Paul , who backed Moushini two weeks ago. The massacre of 18 Inkatha members dam Hussein exhorted his troops . Iranian President All Akbar were loath to see". the Soviet peace efforts, said and one KwaShange resident occurred after participants were in a radio address to "fight Hashemi Rafsanjani said For Kuwait itself, seized by in his weekly address in Rome's returning home from local peace talks between Inkatha and ANC them, fight them, fight them' , . Baghdad could have averted Iraq on August 2, there was St Peter's Square: "Never as representatives. Their buses were ambushed by a mob of people State ~dio Baghdad said Presi the land war, but also criti hope that the end of a six in these hours has war appeared who stoned and shot at the buses with firearMs. - Sapa dent George Bush and the US cised the US-led coalition for month nightmare was near. like the seed of death. lc~d coalition fuced disgrace and "pursuing wider aims than Kuwait's U N ambassador, Never as in these days has destruction. Iraq's withdrawal from Ku Mohammad Abulhasan, said man been called on to make 130esak marries again In the United States, some wait". in New York he hoped the reason prevail overpassions." Americans cheered as Bush an The Soviet.government, bit groWld fighting would be short Official Syrian newsp!lpers CAPE TOWN: Civil rights campaigner Allan Boesak married nOWlced the news on national terly disappointed that 10 days and the people of Kuwait would accused the Iraqi leadership of SABC television producer Elna Botha at a ceremony in an television. Others with rela of diplematic efforts to pre be able to "feel the taste of failing to prevent war and said historic church in central Cape Town on Saturday. The smiling tives in the Gulf expressed shock vent a bloody land war had freedom once again". Baghdad's acceptance of a couple emerged, ann in ann, from the St Stephen's Dutch and fear. come to nothing, said in a Jordan, where popular opin Soviet peace plan came too Refonned Church shortly before 18hoo to be greeted by a horde Iran, which fought an eight Moscow statement: " The ion is strongly pro-Iraqi. wished late. of press photographers and spontaneous clapping from scores of year war with neighbouring Iraq Soviet Union expresses regret Baghdad success in its fight Sapa-Reuter. wellwishers. Guests included the Mayor of Cape Town, Gordon and has stayed neutral in the that a real chance to solve the against the Allied offensive. Oliver, prominent figures in Cape Town human rights' circles and several of Mrs Boesak' s colleagues from the 'state television service. Ethiopian peace moves Rudolph prepares to die WASHINGTON: Ethiopian and Eritrean representatives agreed JOHANNESBURG: Piet and is in a very weak condition thus far not been charged in a rights for Afrikanerdom. to pursue the search for a negotiating fonnula to settle their 30- RtRlolph, the leader of the and mentally ready to die. court of law or asked to plead The leader of the Afrikaner year-old conflict, the State Department said on Friday. " They've Orde Boerevolk on his 21st Rudolph . was captured' on to.any legal~ charges, ."" . Weerstandsbeweging and Nel seen that it's impossible to come to a settlement by military day of a hunger strike in September 111ast year 'after an: The "former Pietoria-'City both demanded yesterday that means, " said assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs . Pretoria Central Prison, extensive manhunt and has since COWlcillor launched his sec Rudolph be transfemd to a been detained Wlder Section ond hWlger strike in protest of hospital. Hennan Cohen, who mediated the discussions here on Thursday yesterday issued a state and Friday. " Both sides agreed on the paramoWlt importance of 29 of the Internal Security Act the govenunent's refusal to Similar calls were also is continued relief activities and other' humanitarian confidence ment through his lawyer after his commando had alleg negotiate with rightwing groups sued on Friday by Robert van building measures. " the communique said. - Sapa-AFP. bidding a permanent fare edlycommitte~ various acts of such as the Afrikaner Weer Tonder, leader of the Boeres well to hi!! followers. political rightwing violence. standsbeweging, the Boeres taat Party, Coen Vennaak, His lawyer, Jack Nel said He has been refused bail. taat Party, the Oranjewerkers acting deputy leader Angolan plane his client has refused liquids His trial is expected to take and the Afrikaner Volkswag of the Orde Boerevolk, and crash - 47 die and foods for the past 21 days, place in August. Rudolph has about independent territorial other rightwing leaders. - Sapa. on fire." News of the attack leaked LISBON, Portugal: The Angolan govenunent has accused Unita More than 200 Kuwaiti oil out about 01h30 GMT. Sch rebels of downing a military plane and killing all 47 people wells are ablaze, covering muc~ warzkopf said it had started onboard, Wldenniningnegotiations to end a 16-yearcivil war, the , of the war zone in a shroud of half an hour earlier. Portuguese news agency Lusa reported on Saturday. The agency units are attacking Iraqi posi the border and streamed past smoke. Sunday was the 39th day of 10, said the Angolan anned forces said a Stinger missile hit a Soviet tions west and north of Kuwait empty Iraqi foxholes. Baghdad Radio exhorted Iraqi the conflict - Wltil then mainly ~ built Antonov 26 military plane on Friday during take-off from in a flanking thrust to encircle US pilot Hal Homberg said forces to " kill without mercy " a one-sided, high-tech war in • northeastem Cazombo near the borders with Zambia and· Zaire. occupation forces in Kuwait. after returning from a bomb in order to disgrace and de the air - and six months and 22 In New York on Saturday, Unita rejected govenunent conditions The FreD.::h Gulf\conlmander, . ing mission over Kuwait: "It stroy Bush and his troops. Its days since Iraq overran its small, , for reopening peace corridors for United Nations-sponsored food General Michel Roquejoffre, looks like what hell would look message to Allied forces: ' 'You oil-rich neighbour on August deliveries to an estimated two million hWlgry Angolans in the said his forces pushed 50 km like down there. The COWltry is are dreaming, you bastards." 2, 1990. - Sapa-Reuter. . southern African nation. - Sapa-AP. into Iraq in the first 12 hours of the, offensive and to?k 1 000 prisoners. Renamo damage railway He told French television that just one French soldier hacl MAPUTO: Mozambique rebels sabotaged a rail line declared a been wOWlded. cease-fire area in a December agreement with the government, French radio and television the AIM national n~ws agency reported yesterday. AIM quoted AWE SPLIT reporters said the figure of 1 government railway official Joao Azinheira as saying Renamo 000 prisoners was in addition rebels, set fires along 50m of track on Saturday on the Limpopo to the 5 500 Iraqis mentioned _ r~TO~: Sev.erlJl Pllm~ . 'st.rat1y~ pr~b!eIl1~ .for. ..t~e~r , However; VoIschenk denied line linking Zimbabwe to Maputo. - Sapa-AP by Schwarzkopf. . " bers of the rightWtng Afri; " decision: ' " . ~ _. -' . the suspension ch,arge, and They said French and US kaner WeerstandBeweglng's They resigned their mem- said they had resigned. Rwanda decides troops met little or no Iraqi (ABW) Wenkommando bershlp of the AWB and re- ~t was the second time that resistance as (Commandos) broke away named themselves the Boere the organisation, led by Eu they forged forward. from the organis~tlon at a Kommando (Boer Com- gene Terre'Blanche, has split. on democracy Britain's 1st Annoured dramatic meeting In Preto- mando), Earlier, severai senior AWB HARARE: Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana on Friday Division was·reported pushing ria on Saturday. Tbe chief commandant of officials broke away to form other rlgbtwing organisations said his COWltry would soon be introducing political pluralism across the Saudi border into "Tbe group led by Gawie the Wenkommando, Con with.everyone, including the rebels fighting to oust his govern Iraq. VoIschenk, whoholdsthe'rank Stucki, said Volschenk and after allegations that Ter merit, free to participate. Addressing a press conference shortly A French television reporter . of Commandant in the Kom- the breakaway mov.ement had re'Blanche was Involved with after an hour-long meeting with·Zimbabwe's president, Robert said the thrust was aimed at the mando's, blamed the leader- been suspended from the or- a Sunday newspaper jour Mugabe, HabYllrimana, who was on a one-day official visit, said city of An Nasiriyah, roughly ship of the AWB and admin- ganisatlon. nalist, Jani AlIen. - Sapa. the rebels who invaded Rwanda in October last year continued to halfway between Kuwait ~d wreack havoc. - Sapa-AFP. Baghdad, and the French force had already advanced 70 km into Iraqi territory. 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Sondor 70 Lindum 50 55 55 Freddev 250 Umdoni 135 140 135 AB Cl 1425 1450 1425 Standrd 575 Modbee 5 5 FreddevP 700 Property Loao Stock Chemsve 2400 2500 TItaco 65 Nigel 19 19 Lydex 100 S Amaprop La 6SO Bngen 3225 3275 3250 Tpn 48 Osprey 15 18 15 LydexOpt 6 Boeprop Omnia 240 250 245 U-<:on 65 70 70 Prim GM 50 Randex 115 Growpnt 450 Prochem 140 145 140 U-con 15pccd 60 Randfnt 1050 1075 1075 Rhoex 45 45 Hyprop 6SO RoycbemNpl 5 10 5 Unihold 135 140 135 RdLease 15 16 15 Somurch 5 KhProp. 475 Suol 1260 1265 1260 Unihold15pccd 140 Simmen 120 135 120 Soudex 700 750 Octodec 265 265 Senchem 485 485 V.lard 95 95 SthRdpt 35 35 Sowita 25 30 Panprop 580 Wayne 70 65 V.lhOld 70 Sth Rdpt S 35 SowitaOpt 7 7 Rrnsprop 600 600 Ooth, Foot, Text WoocIrow 65 65 SubN 15 15 Target 150 250 200 S SaamproD 465 Abhold 105 105 Fbblag Village 140 lOO 160 KrugerraDd aDd FIn Raod lad Holdlq Adoni. 200 225 2W Namfish 400 Vlalcs 140 140 FT 31440 31540 32050 AfexSa 650 MandOvr 1000 1100 N."..... 540 Wavorly 160 170 160 Kr 930 940 935 Amic 8000 8000 M and Ovr -a 975 Natrawl · 4S 45 WRCons 600 625 KrHili 5W 525 AVI 7900 8300 8300 Mandovr 6pepp 3SO Ocfish 11 SO WNigel 55 Kr Quarter 24800 27000 24800 Barlow. 3775 3800 3775 AlIwear . 85 Food EvaDder KrTenth 10000 10500 10500 Bidcorp 11 SO 1200 1175 A1lgrp 85 Brenmil 60 70 60 Bracken 190 195 195 Baw aDd FIa Sen' Bidvett 2400 Amshoe 130 140 CglFood 3475 3450 Kinross 4000 4200 4200 Adcorp 110 BidveetCd 2600 i Bolwear 160 Csdswep 2325 Lo.lio 300 315 305 Allied 285 290 285 'Boltona 500 Burlingt 320 320 Crown 35 44 35 • Winkels 4000 4500 Bankorp 280 285 280 Btrdun 2700 2800 Conahu 390 400 390 Fedfood 1050 1085 KJerksdorp Doe 10b0 1100 1000 Cpmith 8250 8300 8250 Confram 300 Fedfood 7pccp 900 925 AfLoase 8S Doe CIa 1000 Conafex 455 DaGarna 575 580 575 FecIfoocI13pccd 900 10SO Buffels 3700 Boland 660 660 Culinan 5SO S55 Debnair 83 IC 1150 Hartie. 1625 16S0 1625 Colfin 35 38 35 Cutfin 50'0 525 525 Frame 47S 500 500 Iandl 25SO 2550 Sova.l 6700 6800 6800 Colmbia 85 85 DandH 510 5~ 525 Glodina 70 Kanhym 280 Stilftn ' 700 Fidbenk 400 425 410 Eureka 26 28 Gubingl 715 Lobalca 70 70 VaaIRf. 16S00 16800 16500 FiclbankLs 350 400 Burevst 75 lade . 155 Macadam 10 10 Zandpan 250 255 250 F'uatbk 3200 3225 3225 Farm-ag 210 220 220 Leegall 35 PremGrp 2575 26SO 2600 OFS FintbkPord 31 50 3150 FSI 500 520 '10 J,enco 190 195 195 Rainbow 320 330 325 Beatfix 1775 1800 1750 Gdm ISO FS IPord 660 Meritex 40 40 RoyfoodNpl 10 Frogo1d 1950 2025 2000 Invstee 1250 1300 FSGroUD 260 Ninian 525 TIgOats 3200 3250 3200 57S ' '600' ' 'S7'5 'Harm'onf 1950 '" W50 <' 2050 Inhold ' Fa ' IlrP~ ' , 310 Pointer " . 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AvfGrp 210 Picbel 475 500 500 A1tron 5000 Port 400 Babrook 33 35 30 Cusaf 2300 Piehold 4SO 500 Anbeeco 110 110 Saficon S40 550 WitGM 150 Crulife 215 220 2W Placor 1900 2000. 2000 Adbuild 90 Saken 820 Copper 530 Fedaure 550 5SO PlateGI 5200 Autodek 20 TIwbeel 70 Palamin 6750 6900 6750 Oardian 1450 Rale W 23 20 Autopse 90 Toyota 12500 13000 12500 Zci 75 85 &i 800 RentmBe1eg 465' Cafca 260 VaJcar 70 MoOgAD.se Igi 500 520 RichmonDr 21SO 2155 2160 Control 20 Valaulo 70 70 AM Mang 30000 Igi 10pcc Cp 200 Royal 310 320 320 Darmag , 25 Vektra 290 Samancor 2275 2325 2300 Lib Hold , 6800 6850 6800 Royhold 300 315 Datalcor 120 120 Weacob 29SO Pladoum Libvelt 470 480 470 Rubold 69 Delta 630 630 Paper sad Padcaalag Barplat 290 300 300 Liberty 2750 2715 2750 Sabvest 165 Didata 280 290 Afcom 102 Barplat 8pecd' 550 575 Metpol 7SO 775 750 ~n 525Q 5300 5300 Bleentr 360 375 360 Alexwyt 35 40 Barmine 140 140 Momentm 290 290 Sinelar 100 125 ·EIgro 170 180 175 Arie. 70 Impl.t. ,5375 5400 5400 MandF 1300 1400 SaBw 375 375 Fininfo 60 70 60 Bowcalf 31 35 Loplat 350 350 Prosure 250 1250 Saroor 430 FininfoCp 90 lOO Copi 2500 LydPlat 4350 4525 4400 · Saflife ' 370 400 370 Techire 20 Fintech 550 600 575 Carleor 2000 Northam 1875 Sflpref Cp 435 435 Toco 110 110 Grin.1f. lOO Coate. 1000 1000 Rusplat 6200 6225 6200 260 265 265 Santam Tgh 550 1aaco SO 55 Compak 70 75 75 Tlo Sa Eagle 1800 1825 1800 TandN 200 210 200 Kopp 23 Consol 2600 2650 2600 UniTin 60 Sothem 1400 1425 1400 Unicley 33 35 35 Movicam 32 Ctp 525 5SO Other lavettment Trulb Unisorv 120 13' 130 Multi Holdain 2425 2500 ConMrch 4' 180 175 Com Fund 4700 4400 Unisorv.lM:p lW Nuworld , 35 Horton 80 Gefco 70 75 75 Fit 1210 1230 12W WondA 570 575 57' Ohio 6 Me_lo 1500 Keeley 490 500 Ind Sele 210 270 SWandaCd 810 Powtech 250 255 255 Nampak 4700 5000 Kelgnn 490 , Intrust 1600 , 500 : Waicor . 200 230 QData 250 255 Plaul 40 Kudu ' 110 Na~1 255 260 Ben, ~olel. alld Leisure Reanert 1175 Sappi 3400 3450 34SO Marlin' 135 Tempora 1330 Abi 1200 1225 1200 Siltelt 720 740 Sunp« .125 140 130 M1nhold 120 Vcstcor 300 350 , Beveon 5700 58SO Spacom 28 28 Sunvest 130 Msauli 340 370 Yabeng 340 3SO 340 12!i ,Distil 450 'Spl 120 120 TtnpIICO 30 35 Quagg\ 16 18 17 Property M-net 250 255 255 Supalek 55 60 58 Pbarm alld MedJeaJ Rhovan 20 20 Abbey 135 140 Intelea 190 200 195 Tti ' 465 480 470 Adcoc:k 4500 4800 4600 Vansa 110 120 " 115 Am.prop, 750 7SO Karo. 160 160 Tedelex 180 200 190 Clinic. 200 200 MIalag Houses Barprop 115 125 120 Kenaf 2700 27SO 2700 135, 135 GenOpt 3SO Anglo. 9475 9500 9450 :rnerve Beller 70 70 KwvBeI 590 600 Veniron 2100 2200 2200 Gen Opt13pccd 9000 Angvaal 4500 4700 Brut In 110 115 110 Oalcflds 30 35 30 VolteX: 160 ISO Medhold 20 5 Angvaal L. 2500 2700 Compaa . 30 3S Pleaure SO SO Yelland 75 75 Medclin 78 Angvaal-n 4500 4700 Confcd 1400 ,Sa Brews 44nO 44SO 44SO Medcln11peucd 92 95 Avhold 500 520 Disa 20 Eaat-rt.a Spurhld fso Abercom 70 Norimecl 5SO AvholdPp 490 Equikot' 8 10 9 -- Spur 160 170 Afro& 5000 5800 NoriItn 10' Charter 2900 2950 Faireap SO 60 50 Sfw ISO 155 ISO Bollr1DUl 300 300 Preamod lW Con.mng 16 20 Fenix 420 Suncrsh 25000 Borzack 800 PnmecI12,5cd 120 Genbeheer 925 9SO 925 Forim 30 SunBop 2400 2425 2425 Bivec 600 Sa Drug 190 205 Geneor 1075 1075 GFProp 575 600 575 Transun 250 260 25S Buffi:or 40 Twint 190 Gfnamib 550 600 (Wowaik 70 BuBdlag aDd CoDStruCtioll Cemenco 500 '5SO Gf.. 5250 5300 5275 Marcons 130 A Alpha 2400 Chubb 6SO I.' ," Bm ~.R'S SEI I ERS LAST BUYER'S SELLERS LAST BUYER'S SELLERS r.AST Market Indicators PR ICE PRKT SAl.E rRICI PRIC'E SAlE PRIC1' PRICE SALE
Prlntl"llaad Publlsll Muhold 310 Luer 155 Today's quotations for unit trusts: ArguI 1500 Metro 300 325 325 Lonmil 15 18 J Disptch 110 120 120 Mid•• 325 350 Mobile 1375 General Equity Funds: Litho 25 Milstllt 70 Putco 105 110 - 110 MathAsh 290 OK 1325 Trencor 5500 5600 5600 t Allegro 94,85 88,12 5,24 Penrose 40 Penpin 135 Unitron 450 BOEGrowth 110,72 102,99 n/a Perakor 1500 1500 Pepgro 2950 Unitran 16pccd 575, Fedgr<' 104,81 97;44 ' n/a Pubbold 40 Pepkor 5900 Development Capllal Aid. ' Guardbank Growth 1884,08 1759,23 5,72 Publico 40 45 Ptp 3000 23 32 Solcbcm 35 Pikwilc 1200 1250 Aimarlt 20 Momentum 18!,71 169,37 7,37 TML 850 Picknpay 2500 2525 2525 Anjet 10 Metfund 144,01 134,22 6,24 Steel aad Allied Reggies 25 26 25 Bloktec 10 NBS Hallmark 755,59 702,53 7,74 Cmi 650 Sanlic 24 Cfc 500 NorwichNBS 294,31 273,65 8,96 Hiveld 1400 1425 Scoclik 315 Enrol 50 --Iscor 201 201 Score 540 540 Fila,i Old Mutual Investors 2162,25 2008,82 5,62 Usko 120 125 Shield 85 90 Hyperet 20 Safegro 106,05 99,31 8,63 Uskol4pccp 115 125 Shoprit 290 300 295 L.nchem 6 Sage 1884,35 1752,04 5,65 RelaUers and Wholesalers Smart 185 192 l OO Leppin 20 Sanlam 1331,97 1243,16 4,91 Acrem 65 Speclty 475 Lyntex 14 14 Aroma 15 Teljoy 200 200 Macmed 13 Sanlam Index 1048,29 977,81 5,52 Akj 45 ' Tradgro 140 150 Maxmech 10 Southern Equity 134,26 125,28 6,33 'Autoqip 40 Tradhld 97 lOO 99 Molyslp 80 Standard 896,90 841,41 8,54 Bergers 220 220 Walhold 575 600 575 Norvic 15 Syfrets Growth 198,49 185,50 6,46 Cashbil 280 W.ltons 575 600 575 Nova 29 30 29 Clicks 1400 1425 Wooltru 7500 7700 7700 Nova 16pccd 11000 UAL 1626,12 1520,62 6,85 Cagl 2400 2425 Wooltru-a- 7500 7800 Quantum 3 3 Specialist Equity Funds: Contrav 40 Sugar Quantuml4pccp -- 7 Guardbank Resources 121,45 113,48 8,19 Cumow 22 Crookes 525 Quickco 6 6 Sage Resources 104,78 97,86 8,17 Dialmov 10 Tongaat 1425 1450 1425 Romens . 20 Dropinn 110 Tobacco and Match Shocraf 45 45 Sanlam Industrial 736,88 686,98 5,40 Eddies 18 20 20 LMatch 270 Spicer 30 Sanlam Mining 279,05 259,86 6,39 Edgars '4700 5000 RembBeh 1190 1200 1190 Tdl 2 3 Sanlam Dividend 343,31 319,57 5,26 Focus 25 Remgro 1615 1625 1620 Venture Capllal Southern Mining 119,38 111,25 7,15 Foschni 9100 Tegkor 1000 1020 Biopoy 55 Hieorl 35 42 40 Tib 1050 1100 Nci 2 3 2 UAL Mining and Hiscore 525 550 Utico 3100 Rico 4 5 Resources 321,93 ' 300,71 6,28 Lefic 4300 4500 Transporlatloa UAL Selected Mascon 300 Cargo 190 Opportunities 1321,59 1228,54 5,46 Old Mutual Mining 234,68 217,75 7,32 Old Mutual Industrial 266,07 247,08 n/a Old Mutual Gold Fund 103,54 95,86 8,53 Severe ,-trade'; fall.predicte .d Income/Gilt Funds: Corbank 108,66 107,52 14,96 WASHINGTON: A new study fore on standards for labour. J Wattenberg, a fonner assistant to Guardbank Income 112,93 111,74 17,17 sees a severe stagnation in world trade He warned that otherwise there would President LyndonJohnson who is now Old Mutual Income 108,60 106,33 15,79 unless Third World wages are brought bf more pressure to protect American a fellow at the conservative American Senbank High Yield n/a n/a n/a closer to those earned by workers in jobs and industries, restricting the U S Enterprise Institute. Senbank Gilt n/a n/a : n/a developed countries. market for goods from the 1hird World "His conclusion is protectionist and Standard Extra Income 90,71 89,71 16,22 For instance, said the study by the "Hours are longer, and holidays -, regulatory," Wattenberg said in an Syfrets Income ' 108,37 1 07,29 15,37 Economic Policy Institute, a typical fewer in developing countries," he interview. "He claims to know best , UALGilt 1165,20 1153,55 15,28 gannent worker in Bangladesh earns wrote. " In Korea some factory work- what everybody's regulations should about 10 cents for each shirt he mak~s ers average two days off per month. be. But you can't save the market by Closing exchange rates against the rand while a worker in a more advanced U " In Morocco, children as young as more intensely regulating it. " seven years old work in oriental carpet' Mead had attacked a study by Robert sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying S factory could make the shirt in half US$ 2,5590 2,5390 2,5210 2,5055 the time but at 17 times as much factories where their small fingers are S Lawrence and Robert E Litan of the money. ' better . able to tie the thousands of Brookings Institution, another public Sterling 5,0400 , 4;9775 4,9300 4,8895' cr., . , Austrian shilling 4,0735 4,1335 4,.1600 4,1830 ", - MexfcBn-worjcers earn.gpWi~ ut 1 jaiots r~ited .J; ~ _ ~l" : ""! - ~licy ;&i>up iIl> I Washins\~-;' J!lley Australian $ 0,4945 0,5010 0,5155 0,5205 dollar for every 8 dollars earned by Representative-Donald J Pease'told flU!gued I'ftiat ~ tUnited States;lcan Belgian franc" 11,8500 12,0500 12,1500 12,2500 workers in the United States, the study a Congressional panel considering a U compete with low-wage countries Pula 0,7215 , 0,73'15 0,7350 0,0000 said. \ S-Mexican free trade agreement that because American labour is more Cmadian$ 0,4480 0,4550 0,4590 0,4625 "If workers ... in Mexico ... earn jobs in his area are being lost to Third productive. .. Swiss franc 0,4945 ' 0,5020 0,5050 0,5075 only a fraction of the wages of Ford World competition. He would like to "This view misses a historic shift in Deutsche Mark 0,5790 0,5875 0,5910 0,5940 workers in Detroit, but produce essen haveUSauthoritiesconsidertheprac- the global economy," Mead wrote. , Danish Krone 2,2255 2,2585 2,2770 2,2930 tially as many engines as Detroiters, tices Mead described to be unfair trade ' 'Technological change increasingly Pesetas 36,0500 36,6500 37,0500 37,3500 then potentially we have a problem advantages, subject to retaliation by makes it possible to combine advanced Finnish Mark 1,4035 1,4245 1,4400 1,4530 that Henry Ford woul4 understand: the United States. techniques with (low) wage levels. " - French Franc 1,9705 1,9995 2,0125 2,0235 too many Fords, not enough 'custom Mead 'sideas were criticised by Ben Sapa-AP. Drachma '62,1000 62,9500 63,8500 64,5500 ers," wrote W alter Russell Mead, the Hong Kong $ 3,0360 3,0775 3,0985 3,1160 study's author. Irish punt 4,5885 4,5320 4,5055 4,4835 In 1914, Ford created a sensation by Indian rupee 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 announcing that he would pay skilled REPUBLIC Italian lire 432,7500 439,3500 443,8500 447,6500 workers 5 dollars a day, about twice Yen 50,8500 51,6500 51,9000 , 52,1000 the usual wage. His wanted them to be ..OFNAMffiIA Kenyan shilling 9,6755 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 able to buy the Model T they pro Mauritian rupee 5,4665 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 duced. Malawian kwacha 0,9980 1,0115 1,0180 0,0000 In the study for EPI, a Washington Guilder 0,6525 0,6620 0,6670 0,6710 policy research group, Mead called Ministry of Finance NOIwegian krone 2,2630 2,2955 2,3325 2,3640 for enforcing international agreements NZ$ 0,6505 0,6595 0,6665 0,6725 Tender Board ----~ Pakistani rupee 8,4290 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Escudos 51 ,8000 51,5500 52,4000 53,1500 EC plan for TENDER NO J61/91 Seychelle rupee 1,9495 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Description: The supply of pest control and termite Swedish krone 2,1615 2,1930· 2,2110 2,2265 economic unity eradiction for the state throughout Namibia Inland Singapore $ 0,6680 0,6785 0,6820 0,6845 Zambiankwacha 19,0035 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 BRUSSELS: European conu:nunity and Coastal areas during the period 1 June' 1991 to ZW$ 1,0490 1,0660 1,0715 0,0000 (EC) finance ministers will pursue - 31 May 1992. their efforts to weld the community These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subjeCt to alterations. into Economic and Monetary Union Closing date: 11:00 on Tuesday: 23 April 1991 (EMU) when they meet today to con sider ways of enforcing econorpic Documents are available at the offices of: cohesion. Diplomats say they will deal ' The Secretary: Tender Board New IMF scheme for Zambia pluticular1y with differences over how C/o Voigt and Kelvm Str. "to enforce ecooonuc discipline, Whether LUSAKA: The International Monetary' Fund has adopted a three year Windhoek to punish members who run up big- "rights approach" programme under which Zambia could earn enoi..,gh spending'defiCits, and whetherto-h~lp ,1. To ob~jn documenti RS.OO is payable . . credit>to wipe .out her outstanding arrears to the lending institution.and members in troutiI~. The EC decided ...... I ' qualify for more loans. , 1astyeartoadvancegradual1ytowards Tenders must be forwarded to: Tht< Zimbabwean news agency Ziana reported that IMF managing a single currency and financial policy The Secretary: Tender Board director Michel Camdessus told a press conference in Lusaka on Friday within the coming decade, and set PO Box 3328 that at-the end 91 the proposed programme in 1993, Zambia would cl~ar 1,3 billion dollars outstanding arrears to the·IMF arid win more loans. Janu'ary 11994asthedateformoving WINDH,OEK,900()', into closer currency of their ~ono- The "right approach" is a progr~, where a member with arrears ' mies-- a critical element of a common or deposited in: could earn rights for roans based on sustained perforrilance during a p.eriod of adjustment. - currency. Next month, they Will 'start Tlte Tender Box " :'" The World Bank has set aside a 210 million U S-dollarloan for Zambia tackliQgpro~,i~ towards' curib~y Tender'Board union. Diploma~s say Brit~ , 8q.«(Per- , r ' ' , after ?~he settles her arrears through the new l'~ogr~. ' r' " : many represent -the two extre~es of C/o Vbigt and KtdvinStr. When norinallending activities to Zambia resUme, lhans wou1d'be opinion, ,with Gennany wanting to lay Windho~k given out on a concessional basis through the IMF's enhanced st~cfural down limits for budget deficits', and '.. ~} adjustment facility (ESAF) under a 5 year grace period and a 10 year _p~n alti~s, for countries which persis- Telex: 50908-87~ / Fax: 221004 repayment arrangement. - Sapa. tently overstep them.- Sapa~ AF.P Secretary: Tender Board l -=~,- ~-- ~- ~~-~~--~-- ~~~~----_._------_._--_._------~------~---- -.;.------, -, .... , . ) 8 Monday February 25 1991 THE NAMIBI~N
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Ehulilo loshivike shaya omiQisteli yopedu, omatulululo nehungomwenyo omushamane Marcus Shivute okwa li ahulifa etalelepo laye mOwambo. Omo kwali atalelapo omapya 00 kwali akunwa komupresidende waNamibi!l' '. . Okwa 'li y~~"a nin~a : oioong~I.~le,: ino~heen4it .~ha:ye okwa 11 yo a enda pamwe nomukUIunhu Shanyengana, oshoyo Willy Haugk woshikondo shomahumifokomesho oinima yomeedolopa. · . Omushamane Shivute okwa Ii a talelapo eenhele moshitukulwa shaNdangwa oshooyo Oshakati. Okwa li a nyanyukwa neenghono moku mona eembuto odo kwali da kunwa komupresidende da mena nawa. Ela r lakano laye oku talelapo oku fatululila oshiwana omukalo OVANGESHEFA mOwambo okwa Ii va umbata oshikefa shanakufya Eliakim "Mbwiti" Namundjebo 00 a wokuyandja ekwafelo lopaikulya monghalo ei yond fudikilwe oshivike shaya, okwa fiy~o omufiyekadi waye Theresia Namundjebo, nounona. KOmesho elela ota ku jala. monika onwnangeshefa omukulunhu omushamane Frans Aupa Iindongo.
~embeka deeboloto I mOwambo OSHIWANA shomOwambo paife oshe Ii luka sho ku hupa meemboloto, unene tuu osho shili popepi needolopa. Omboloto oyo oshiliwa sha fimana mounyuni konyala aushe non ghee oya pumbwa oku rdwa oshimwiyu unene, neitulomo la kwata moiti efiku keshe J1loku i teleka.
Ovakalimo vomOumban omafimbo amwe to hange davo, navo yo hYena konasha galanhu waNamibia unene omboloto ya lungiwna nai, noina noshiwana ta shi ehama okulya The Times of Namibia in its edition of Tuesday the 19th of February 1991 koshitkulwa shOwambo, osha omakoko ita dulu nande okuliwa omboloto ina oshushi. Odo hadi alleged that the appointment of Namibia Project Engineers (Pty) Limited holola eudolonai lavo eshi ta osheshi omalula neerighono. kala efimbo lile meengeshefa was sl:lspect"andwas,as a direct result of relatives ofthe President ofthe shi hepeke oimaliwa yasho Oshiwana ota shi ti pamwe davo fiyo da kulupila mo, Republic of Namibia being directors of that company. · mokulandaeembolotoodoina ovene veembeka, tava lea konga Eemboloto da kulupa kadina filwa oshimwiyu moku di tel· po ngo omukalo umwe ulili 00 nande oku landifwa koshiwana, We wish to state categorically that this insinuation is malicious and eka. Oshayela nawa kutya tau ka kala enyamukulo osheshi ota di eta oshiponga devoid of all truth. The facts are, that the Ministry of Works, Transport eembolotu odo hadi telekwa komaupyakadi 00 a tumbulwa oudu womedimo. and Communication appointed the three Project Management teams In moshitukulwa shOwambo, oda metetekelo. • 'Pamwe ovanangeshefa )'lila unene nota di yaumuka. Ovashiwana ova twilcila ko inava koneka oshinima eshi, Namibia to monitor projects of the Department of Works on its behalf In Ngeenge omunhu to i tete tava ti ovanangeshefa ovo hava molwaashi ovo have di landifa the Republic of Namibia. One of these three Project Management Teams moinimbu, oha shi dulika landifa eemboloto meefema kave shi sha kombinga yong was Nampro. For its work Nampro, as also the other Project Management halo nawa, ile kaveshi oku· teams obtain, a set fee: lesha, osho ovanyenyeti va hokolola, The aims and o bjecti ve~ of Project Management Cpmpanies is to bring Epangelo nali Oshinima shatyangaha osh together and to utilize all disciplines in order to maximise the develop ina oku kala oshinakuwanifa ment of identified projects in Namibia. It draws on a wide range of people shomungeshefa weemboloto, that have skills and social science, education, management, law and kutya eemboloto donbumba oda kat.uke onghatu kalamo oule wefimbo lile na finance, as well as the professional skills Inherent In the construction in- dustry. . ka dishii oku longifwa vali. Qmunangesbefaa fimana omushaman~ Frans Indongo, OhQkwe yoku tambula Nampro also.belleves that with the award of smaller contracts It will be okwa indiIa Epangelo Op~ Ii katuke onghatu yokwakola oshimaliwa ~shii meemboloto da kulupa, oshidule olcunyona possible to develop new entreprenel,lr~. This I,n turn would ~e!l.d to m9 ~e kesh~ tuu 00 ta hangika t,a vake o~ma yepangelo. Eshivifo eli okwe Ii ninga poshiongalele, osho kwa li po oshiwana kombinga labol:'r intensive proJects, and on site training, and would promote skills youkolele washo. in suweylng, and other sk~lIs required in the c.~nstructipn Indl,lstry. . , sha longekidw3 koministeli yopedu yEdu nomatulululo Eindilo lpwina kovateleki omusbamane Marcus Sbivute, Indongo okwa ti Epangelo For Nampro be associated with a professional practice of consulting veemboloto mOwambo, opo t~ , otiili popi kutya opena ovanhu tava vake oinima yEpangelo va ninge ekwatafano novatel enginpers Is In our opinion entirely logical. In the provision of much of· ndele itali katuka onghatu yokwakola. eki veemboloto mOumbuanhu the country's Infrastructure, buildings and municipal services, the need , "Ngeenge owa'i inomaumbo mahapu moshitukulwa waNlUl1ibia, (Oushimba), opo for the ensuing asset to be appropriately financed, operated and main · eshi, pehena oumbada washaoto hangemo oiboloda, .Vl) dule okuninga eemboloto tained, administered .and paid. ~,()r, 'must' be 'met. Nampro 'provides for oitafuia, oipundi, nosho omima iIiIi ibapu yEpangelo. ~ lela pllI!lufika, Opo ngoo nova..enda nandjila ovo ve· these needs to be addressed. It is complimentary to . ~ . col1~lJlting Oinima aishe ei ove i kufa peni OS)lO omunangeshefa a , pula? Indongt)'.c1ta··indiIe opo,epangelo Ii katuke ong- hesbiii'no mOw~bo va hokwe engineering practice, and bo~h ~.,ebeUer equippedJ o, ~rve our young o4onga yovanangeshefa ina sha nation. . , " . " I", >" 1~ .',. '. , hatu, noliye moukongo wokukongamo oinima aishe oyo 'neemboloto. . ~ • .. .. f > - '. tai moni)ul mOriU~Qmbo, ngeenge oya monika ovanhu va The fact that two directors of Nampro are relatives,of our President'is <$f Ovalandifa veemboloto ovo tya ngaha nava etwe momhangu. Omushamane In- hava landifile ovanageshefa no relevance. Nampro will compete in the open market on an equal basis · dongo Ot3 indile Epangelo opo Ii yambidide ovanyasha nava kumaidwe opo va ha with all other Project Management Companies. momikunda unene tuu shi na sha noikulya, molwaashi landife vali eemboloto da oonakudala vahapu ovanyengwa. Nampa j , , _. -. ------,-~---- . ---______.....l u ~l'WA , '" qd'iJ.. .. THE' N'AfAleiA'N" Smuts wil nienseregte vers~ker ~ 'n REGERING w~herverkies wil word sal sensiti~f wees vir die mening van die beskeiming aan die president dit is ook die eni gste manier ing nog steeds die verpligting publiek en sal op elke moontlike wyse probeer om ~y. 'amptenare te verhOed.om op 'n maar ldaar is !Sekere aspekte om te verseker dui ons reger- ,om dit te doen sal e7rbiedig. onaanvaarbare'Wyst op te tree. nit was die wyse waarop Dave Smuts van die Legal WaarQa die betrokke ampte Assistance Centre «fie werkswinkel oor menseregte in Swakopmund op Saterdag nare belas hiermee moet kyk. toegespreek liet. . Eerstens i~ daar geen wet in Namibie wat persone verplig Daar moet 'n kultuur gevonn delik geskors word 'Uit die diens om hul skulde te vereffen nie. om van die pad te gaan indien word waarin enige persoon se terwyl die onders6ek nog aan Oaarom beskou hy dit as ekon die president van 'n gedeelte reg om te kritiseer as aanvaar die gang is. omiese diskriminasie. Hierdie van die pad gebruik maak nie. baar en broodnodig vir die Hy kritiseer egter die stelsel versicynsel word nie meer in Tweedens is dit onwettig op ontwikkeling van die demolaa waaronder van die aanklher ander lande gesien nie en daar enkele uitsonderings na om &an sie beskou sal word. Persone verwag word o~ indien hy 'n is voodeggiags aan die reger die verkeerde leant van die pad moet die reg het om selfs die klag teen 'n polisieman het ing gedoen wat baie positief te ry. Derdens is dit ook on president te kritiseer as dit nodig hierdie klag by dieselfde stasie ontv...ang is. wettig om op padverbruikers raale. waar, hierdie polisieman Die regering se planne om te skiet. Indien persone op Hy het oor die afgelope werksaam is te le. Die saak die borgvoorwaardes te veran hierdie wyse optree kan die tydperk opgemerk dat persone teen hierdie lid van die polisie der moet ooknie op so 'n wyse afleiding ,gemaak' word dat nie begerig is om kritiek te word dan deur sy eie kollegas . gedoen word dat dit die regte sommige persone verhewe bo lewernie. Personein die reger ondersoek. van diegene aantas wat vir horg die wet is terwyl alle Namibiers ing wie nie gekritiseer word Oit is moeilik om van hier aansoek doen nie. Borg is 'n deur die grondwet as gelyk nie kan maklik die indruk k:ry die kollegas te venvag om die reg van enigeen wat aangekla beskou word. dat hulle foutloos is. saak eerlik te ondersoek en al word en foute moet nie by Die Hawala-aanstelling is Daar moet egter gewaak word sou hulle dit ook baie eerlik diegene gesoek word wie borg volgens horn nog niena behore teen joemalistiek waarin per doen sou dit moeilik wees om ontduik nie. . opgelos nie. Hawala het op sone net kritiseer sonder om die landsburgers te ol,lrtuig dat Oit moet eerder gekyk wOJ;d geen stadium probeer om te enige gronde vir hul kritiek te dit wel die geval is. na die stelsel self en enige reageer teen die aantygings teen he. Kritiek moet grondig en Hy wil graag in die opsig" n verandering wat kom moet nie horn gemaak nie. waardevol wees en nie daarop onafhankJjke liggaam sien wat die regte van die aangeklaagde Dit is nie moontlik om on gemik wees om 'n regering af hierdie sake sal ondersoek en aantasnie. voorwaardelike vertroue uit te te breek nie. indien nodig dissipIinCre stappe Hy spreelc waardering uit vir spreek oor ons menser Hiema neem Smuts ver teen die verantwoordelike per die regering se pogings om egterekord indien oortredings skillende sake in die land en sone te neem. regtelike ~rteenwoordiging vir ofbeweerde oortredings in die stel sy mening oor elk daar Oor siviele vonnisse is hy persone wie dit nie kan bekos menseregte nie aangespreek van. ooknie gelukkig nie. Sommige tig nie te verseker maar s8 dit word en 'n definitiewe uitspraak Hy haal ook die Eerste persone gaan tans tot meer as is jammer dat hierdie projek of slotsom hieroor bereik is Minister aan wat gese het die 'n jaar na die ' tronk omrede nie 'behoorlik gefinansieer is nie. regering se rekord oor mens er hulle nie hul skuld kan betaal nie. Hy vra verder aan almal om egte is oop vir ondersoek. nie. Hy verwag van die ver oplettend te wees oor die rekord Hy is verheug oor die Ondersoeke oorhierdie ver antwoordelike ministeries om van die regering en om indien Libertine Amathila, Minister van P1aaslike Regering en voorkoming van aanranding sicynsel het getoon dat net die iets in hierdie verb and te doen. nodig menings daaroor uit te deur die polisie wat na 0na1han arm mense vir hierdie sake in . Hy spreek horn ook sterk uit bring. Behuising~ oorhandig bier die sleutel tot stalletjie nom klikheid dramaties gedaal het. die tronk l>eland. Hy beskau oor die presidensiele motork Dit is die enigste wyse waarop mer 12 aan Martha'Thomas. Die (oto is op Vryda Hy is ook bly omdat polisie dit as onaanvaarbaar omdat net ade. Hy het geen probleme met ons kaJ;t verseker dat qns reger goggend geoeem. Meer as die helfte van die stalletjies wat hiervan verdink word ty- die arm mense nie by magte is die verskaffing van behoorlike ing op die regt~ pad sal bly en was toe alreeds bespreek. Foto! Kate Burling. Veerpyltjies wen bor.g ., . REPUBLIC OF VEERPYLT JIES was verlede week in staat om een van die grootste borgskappe in die sportsoort te trek toe Gilbey en Taeuber R3 000 aan die Wester~ Suburbs V eerp~ltjie Klub toegestaail het. G1lbey en Taeuber was word om 'n Namibiese ope op 2 Maart 1991 aangebied MINISTRY OF MINES AND ENERGY onlangs in die nuus toe hulle' veerpyltjie kompetisie op 2 word en sal om 20HOO begin. begin het om Cuca bierweerin Maart 1991 aan te bied. Vol Alle inskrywings behoort om die land te bemark. Verwag gens die organiseerders word 19HOO op die voorafgaande INVITATION TO TENDER ON THE KUDU tinge is om hierdie bier na die hierdie borgskap hoog op prys Vrydag in te wees. GAS UTILIZATION STUDY, NAMIBIA buiteland uit te voer en in gclleel gestel en word die gebaar van Die p~gram maak voorsien kan dit beskou word as 'n baie Gilbey en Taeuber as ononlbeer ing vir etes in die middag asook ambisieuse poging ,wat likbeskou. 'n disko in die namiddag terwyl The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia aanmoediging verdien. Die kompetisie sal in die . versnapperinge ook deur die Die borgskap gaan gebiuik Khomasdalse gemeenskapsaal dag aangebied sal word. (NAMCOR) invites engineering consultants with techno logical/economical experience within gas transport and gas utilization to tender for a gas utilization study project in Namibia, A preliminary terms of reference has been prepared along the following guidelines:
*An,evaluation of economically justified markets for the BEAMPTES van die daar 'n strook van ongev Die berigte kon on doeane-pos te Noordoewel' eer vyfkilometer naby die gelukkig nie bevestig word utilization of the gas in Namibia and neighbouring coun ervaar probleme met per grenspos waar daar geen nie maar sekere bronne tries within different sectors (industrial, utility, trans sone wat nie wil toelaat , omheining bestaan nie. beweer goedere word aan port) through the next 10-20 years (potential demand, eco- dat hul voerluie ondersoek Dagga-smokkelaars uit die anderkant van die word wanneer hulle oor Suid-Mrika kom die land rivier afgelaai en skelmp nomic demand) . die grens kom me. via hierdie roete binne. Die ies die land binne gebring Dit het aan die lig gekom geheime roete is gelee deur gebruik te maak van *Establish the price that the consumer would be willing to na 'n sekere Bennie van tussel) die grenspos en die die· rivierbed op plekke der Hooven geweier het plek waar die brug oor die waar daar geen omhein pay for the gas based on estimated costs for the conversion om sy voertuig te laat Oranje-rivier gaan. ing is me. of existing equipment (with the consumer) or purchase of ondersoek toe hy vanaf new equipment if necessary. Suid-Afrika teruggerreis . . bet. '-,. ;. .. Van der Hooven, 'n hoer *Preliminary economics ' should be developed including en sakeman in' ~die omge Telefriend is your friend detail design,' iiD.pl~nientalion arid operation of plant fa- wing, het volgens Petrus' . cilities etc. ' . . ,.',,'" , Gawanab, 'nbeampte by in need and crisis. Help die grenspos, i:a verskeie insidente geweier om sy is as close as a , 'tele~ , ' Terms ofref~rence for the study can' be obtained by'con voertuig te laat ondersoek. tacting NAMCOR Gawanab se dit is ver phone ..Phone us betw.een pligtend vir almal om hul (FAX: (061) 38643), Mr J J Pottas. voertuie te laat deursoek 10hOO and 23hOO every Tenders are to be received by NAMCOR (Private Bag wanneeer hulle deur die grenspos reis. day at (061) 6-3028. 13297, Windhoek 9000 Namibia) not later than May 1, Volgens die verslag wat 1991. deur Nampa ontvang is, is . 12 Monday February 25 1991 'tHE NAMIBIAN
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'.n " Ih, ~ .-~,Mr.~~u\ ~. IJ.. J.~~~h!!lali ~~yeI9PI'!1~~~ " = " j;,ou'ridation~ ~(JBDF) IS {ookin'g _fQt · ~: ···: , ',' .' \ .. ,Cosmos in "BP r.r· 'VILLAQE S'CHOOLS SUPE'RVISQFt .f , • • ( 'j • Background to i_h~ Vilra~e ' Schools Project JBDF is a iio~-profi't ~rganisation based in Windhoek, Namibia and operates', ·in .the Tsumkwe Region (Bushmanland). Its overall, goal is t9 promote 'the, self-deve1o.pqlent of the Jul'~o \\ n people of N;~ibia and thi's-Uicludes the education of1 ul 'hoan chirdr~nin tlieirmother-tongue for the first three years : J08A.NNESBURG: Kaizer 'Chiefs comrrmed their sute, lind'Masinga slipped in of their sch601\ng (11iis:iS 'in accordance with the National po,liey of educa supremacy as kings of South Al'rican cup football when ~o 'tap home from close range they shaded:Jomo Cosmos in a seven-goal thriller to win (2-1). ' , ti9~ tR.~aw.jQ i, " ), . ~~c.a9.~~ T~~ lpl'ho~p., comrpunity is ·_scattere.d in s.malI Bu-t sixmiiiutes later, Chiefs " '" village's in a area of abou'r 8pOO~ , the government-run _scp.ool at Tsumkwe the BP Top Eight knockout comp~tition for the ninth time.atthe FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday. were back.-.i,n, 'the game when is not accessible to first-time school-goers. J1.3DF has thus undertaken to struggling striker Shane MacG . build and help run Jul'hom-medium schools in three of the most populous In one of the most gripping on Chiefs midfield genius regor headed in a rebound af areas. The first intake of children will be in January 1993. cup f!nals in the history of the Doctor Kbwnalo inside his own ter Scara Thmdwa' s shot had National Soccer League, awe goal area and referee Ndaba come back 'off Parry (2-2), These children will be taught by local Jul'hoan-speaking trainee teachers. some Cosmos striker Chippa had no hesitation in pointing to And within 40 seconds, the After three years of being taught in Jul'hoan these children will move to the Masinga grabbed his second the penalty spot. Khumalo "Amakbosi" were ahead again Tsumkwe school to continue their education in English. (Naturally, English hattrick of the competition, but - himself calmly stepped up to - Fani Madida striking like will also have been taught as a subject.in the village schools) still ended up on the losing slot the spot-kick past Cosmos lightning after dispossessing side. goalkeeper BI}'an Parry. Gondwe (3-2). Tbe Village Schools Supervisor's tasks will be to: The result was in doubt right Play was inspiring by both But they didn't bargain on *provide the Jul'hoan teachers with in-service training; up until referee Sylvestez Ndaba sides throughout the first half, Masinga popping up again. In blew the whist-ie after a heart and *supervise their education-by-correspondence; Cosmos, who have never the 83rd minute, the tall goal stopping 90 minutes of foot won the Top Eight event, had grabber barged his way Ihrougb, *teach English to the Jul'hoan teachers and their students; ball. to wait until the 40th minute shrugged off the challenges of *ensure that the'schools run efficiently and that the appropriate teaching The winning goal came in before gettirig back on level three Chiefs defenders and standards are maintained; the 87th minute and was scored, terms. rammed in the equaliser for * teach Jul 'hoan literacy to adults living in the three villages. (For this reason, under suspicion of offside, by Masinga, Wlquestiooably the his hattrick (3-3). brilliant Chiefs striker Fani Man of the Series, found him ThenMadida showed offhis the Supervisor will be expected to attend Jul 'hoan languages classes in Madida, who was put through self unmarked in the Chiefs 'party trick - and gatecrashed Johannesburg during the course of 1992) , by a great pass from Scara box as defender Edward Mo the Cosmos party. He slotted Thindwa. tale fired in a sharp cross. coolly past Parry after being Requirements: But before that, it was end to Masinga, who claimed a hat put through by Thindwa, who *diploma or degree in primary teaching; end excitement in what can trick in his side's 5-1 win over also had a storming game. *experience in teaching primary school children; only be described as a brilliant Fairways Stars in the semifi The only sour aspect of a *preferably experience in training primary school teachers; advertisement for local soccer nals, rose high to drive home a pulsating clash came at halftime - a 'classic in the true sense of powerful header which left when Chiefs protested to the *fluency in English and Afrikaans (or Dutch) and an aptitude and desire for the word. goalkeeper Wade du Plessis referee that Cosmos fielded an learning a San language; . There was nothing to seper clutching fresh'air. illegal player in John Mofye, *self-motivation ate these two giants of the local Cosmos, who were at a terri whom they claim should still *valid driver's licence. ganle and a glut of goals was torial disadvantage in the first rulve been serving a suspen what the 50000 crowd came to half, turned on the powel' after sion after being sent off when Couples who could share these. duties are also invited to apply. see. the interval and it came as no playing for Blackpool at the Write to: Dr M Biesele The avalanche started in the surprise when they weru ahead end of last season. 16th minute when Chiefs drew after 64 minutes. Chiefs bagged R80 000 for PO Box 9026 first blood. Khumalo made a dreadful their efforts. while Cosmos Windhoek 9000, Namibia Cosmos defender Henry back-pass to Du Plessis when collected R45 000. - Sapa. Gondwe made an aweful tackle . his defence was Wlder pres- ',' ·THE·HAMIBrAN
~II.I.III.I ••••••• I •••••••••~ Ringo Skrywer (injury) and for the police outfit, especially Eleven Arrows from the coast, FROM PAGE 16 Bigman Schultz (jobcommit~ HOescb who had the crowd on Who both ~won their matches .. .-.&. .. ments). Nevertheless Lucky 1hCir met with his dynamic shots against BS Tigers and Pepsi = ~~ ) Gltlr90 ml1 r~[~~j [ill r!.lO r!.ll10 = cht's dying-minute winning Bostander, Brian Is8aCs, Eric and terrific speed throughout African Stars at the weekend. .. ~-- ~~ .. goal. Engelbrecht' s winner Quest, Anzeles Petros and the match. See report elsewhere. • PRO P ' AJ .... I C. A" toil etf WITI ~ 'U : _ • .. .. came shortly after Brian Isaaks Christopher Henzen played a However, the Nampol coach In other Rossing Premier .. netted the equaliser and his hl}ffidinger for the champions. . Joseph Phiri will have to work League matches played in the .. second goal of the match by Special credit must go to the hard on the shooting and pass city, SKW FC wiped Civics 3- = MORE SEDANS!! = finishing off a fine move from huge Henzen, who was a big ing of his players, especially o on Friday night. Ramblers his teammate Christopher headache to the Nampol de the forwards who wasted p0- goals came from Roger Heock = 1987 Nissan Langley GL...... R 14 900 = Henzen. Smithley lived up to fense with excellent passess tential scoring chances. ert, Benjamin Karim (first half) ~= 1985 Cressida 2.8i ...... R17 900 =: his reputation and nickname (especially with his head) and The main culprit was the tall and former BS Tigers and na- .. 1988 Nissan Sentra 1600 GX ~ 'Chacklas ' , after I wisa Kaizer his strong nutS upfront. Jackie Seraun who missed the , tibnal striker Steve Haihambo with Aircon. + R2000 Radioffape ...... R21 900 Chiefs striker Abel Shongwe, TIlls national player, who easiest scoring chance from 15 . booted the third in the second ** * as the player who appears from played for SKW FC last sea metres as his canon-like shot, half from 30 metres. *** Baja Bug ...... R6 500 ~ nowhere to score vital goals son, seems to have ~y settled which would have made it a SKW will face Li verpool in Beach Buggy ...... R4 900 : for his team in the crucial stages. into Black Africa's style and a draw, Yfent too wide. their second league clash on ~ PIET CROUS MOTORS TEL: 222873 • Overall, the match was played fine season lies ahead if he All in all, the match was Wednesday night. ~ at a very fast pace with Nam maintains Saturday's fine fQrrn. ~orth every cent the fans paid. Yesterday Civics made up ~ : pol running all over the crippled Alex van Wyk, Alex rGa_ ~ But both sides need a lot of for their poor performance naseb, Sikiza Geiseb and Ewald against SKW by forcing Nam = THIS IS A 4X4 COUNTRY = Black Africa, who were minus polishing before they clash .. 1990 Syncro 19000km ...... R75 000 .. their two reliable defenders Hoeseb played their hearts out against tough Blue Waters and pol to a l-al~ draw. ~ 1990 Hi-Lux Double Cab .. . = with Canopy, Bull bar and Towbar ...... R49 000 = • 1988 Hi-Lux DoubleCab + extras .. R43 000 .. Rossing Premier League provides thrills .. 1988 Hi-Lux 4x4 bakkie with aircon. .. ~ canopy and other extras ...... R35 900 = ~ NOW IS YOUR CHANGE AT : ARROWS AND BIRDS = PillTCROUSMOTORSTEL2277% ~ BARGAIN BARGAIN!!! 1987 Golf GT! - Only L ...... R23 900 . PIET CROUS MOTORS TEL 225861
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R18 900 = matches at -the Kuisebmond person of Eleven Arrows Killa Gerros Witbeen added num smoking in the second half and PIET CROUS MOTORS TEL 225861 .. Stadium at Walvis Bay. Samaria, Koko is fast regain ber two to lea 2-0 at half time. "scored twice to restore their .. The first match played on ing the form that made him According to Reinhardt Gei pride as one of the flnest teams .. Saturday saw Tigers going down one of the best mid field play khOebeb the Santos spokesper in the country. THE BRIGHTEST .. 3-1 to an inspired Eleven Ar ers in the collIllIy "but he shoold son, experienced midfielder Golden Bees also contained .. rows. Arrows led 1-0 thanks to work hard to reach peak fit Wimmerth crowned an after- Young ones attacking nair by STARS!! .. Engelhardt Gariseb. ness" Sarnaria saiL ~ noonofpxcellent_s~erwith_a forci,gg _ tile _. ~tle Cll!!sil? 1-989:; . Mer-cedes 23() E - Only 15 OOOkm anq.l .. The coastal side added two Arrows also collected full third goal for the copper town chainpions to a I-all draw after .. more in the second half through points at the weekend by beat lads. being 1-0 at half time. all extras plus self leveling suspension .. Bobby SariUia and their gifted ing Pepsi African Stars, who . Santos drew 2-all with Liv The experienced I}antu ...... R103000 national . midfield ace Elifas together with Tigers, now erpool on SaturdAy with both Nangombe kept the Bees' hopes 1989 Mercedes 230 E with 36 000km, Radio .. alive by scoring the equaliser ..= Shivute. occupy the two last spots on goals netted by Engel Johnson. Airconditioner ...... R95000 .. The Ingwenyarna's· conso the Premier League log. The Namibian Sport could not midway through the secaOO half. .. lation goal came from the The Pepsi Boys led with an reach an official of Liverpool AT PIET CROUS MOTORS .. dynamic boot of their newly odd goal from Tonii Meroro at for the names of their goal EVERYTHING SPARKLES! .. signed striker Doctor Uushona. the cbangeover. However, Elifas scorers at the time of g~ing to TEL 222873 .. Blue Waters also collected Shivute was in a scoring mood .press. .. their first poiIJ-ts against Pepsi once again as he levelled the .. African Stars in· the. second teams before Lucky Shipanga GOLDEN BEES 2 LOVELY SMALL .. match of the day by winning 1- booted in the winner for the ORLANDO .. 0, thanks to a lone goal by their former JPS Cup champions. RESULTS .. BAKKIES!! .. livewire winger Costa Lucas. PIRATES 2 .. 1986 Volkswagen 1800 (new engine) .. The beautiful Birds clearly SANTOS3 .. had little difficulty against In other Premier League NFA- RoSSING fitted with canopy ...... R 1,6900 .. 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Nickodemus was definately missed by his BS TIgers 0, = INDEPENDENCE AVENUE = Tigel's teammates who only managed one goal in their respective league outings Eleven Arrows 2 ~ Pepsi African Stars 1. ,. TEL: 222873 - against Blue Waters and Eleven Arrows at the weekend. ~ •••••••••••••••I.IIII.IIIII~ 16 Monday February 25 1991 THE NAMIBIAN
\ EXPLOSIVE TACTICS SAVE BLACK AFRICA As NalD.pollose concentration... \] •Peace keepers , as the police CONRAD ANGULA outfit is also known, before Black Africa 's brilliant midfielder Brian Isaacs, nar NASHUA Black Africa dem pounced on a poor back pass rowed the two-goal gap with a onstrated some explosive soc from right back Duimpie Davids well-timed header in the clos cer tactics a\ the end of the to smash the ball through the ing stages of the first stanza. second half to clinch their gaping barrls of Metra Toromba The Nampol defense lost opening league match against into the empty goal after less concentration midway through a gutsy Nampol Fe at the then two minutes of play. the second period which en Katutura Stadium on Saturday. Van Wyk's second goal was abled Black Africa coach Nampol have only them a masterpiece and certainly left Mogane to take the advantage selves to blame for their 2-3 Black Africa's coach Rusten and make two quick replace defeat after being 2-1 up for Mogane wondering whether he ments and a few positional most part of this exciting match. should continue to field the changes. Prolific striker Alex van Wyk erratic Toromba. Lassie Naobeb and Smith of Nampol proved once again The Nampol striker's· long ' ley Engelbrecht came on for why he is hailed as one of the drive-from approximately 35 Duimpie Isaacks and veteran best inNamibia when he found metres found Toromba off Hannes Louw, and the substi the back of Black Africa's net guard once again and he could tution proved to be vital for the twice in the opening five min only watch it go straight into Lively Lions who went on to NAMPOL striker and two-goal hero, Alex van Wyk, tries tQ dribble past Nashua utes. the net. win the match with Engelbre- Black Africa's Lucky Bostander (facing camera) with Brian Isaacs (No 24), who also The first goal came after the The match seemed to be safe scored a double for Black Africa and Mike Peterseo ·,~mtning to assist. BA won 2-1. ,lightning fast centre forward in the hands of Nampol, alias TO PAGE 15 !
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