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To be announced in three weeks FOOD SECURITY ... Constant access to the right food for a healthy productive life. . '- .. -- ' in Namibia and worldwide, relies on good agricultural production and marketing. Today is World Food Day which this year has the theme: Food and Nutrition. Set to Plus new deal for small farmers coincide with the Rome Conference on Nutrition plamled for Dect'mber, the day will focus attention on nutritional needs in the developing world. See report. page 6. TOM MINNEY AT TSUMEB

LONG-AWAITED incentives to lure business investments from abroad are to be announced Last-ditch bid to avert . in three weeks' time, it was announced yester­ day. And a scheme which could revolutionise the peasant fa rming on which s~ many Na­ mibians depend is to be launched at the end of more warfare in Angola this month. The news came yester­ nesspeople, consultants and After the blast, shells of anti-aircraft missiles and bombs day during a two-day in­ farm ers have gathered to LVANDA: South Africa sent a plane to Vnita leader Jonas 'Savimbi's highland stronghold yes· lay crumpled and twisted in the charred and smoking earth, vestment conferen ~e for meet and exchange views where small explosions were still going off. northern Namibia and the with a number of top Gov­ terday to lure him to peace talks and avert the "I thought it was the end of the world," said one of the Tsumeb area - organised by ernment policymakers. threat of renewed warfare in Angola. guard'). the Tsumeb town council. The initiative came hours after a government airforce continued on page 2 A Unita official told Portuguese radio by telephone that Some 200 bankers, busi- ammunition dump exploded near the capital Luanda and at least four people died in fighting. his opposition movement was not involved. Rockets and mortars exploded for more than an hour near The road has been closed off several limes over the past the international airport and presidential palace, lighting few days due to fighting between former UrUl.a rebels and Woman burnt alive up the night sky and rocking the city with thunderous police. bla')ts. Savimbi has plunged the country into crisis by disputing SEVERAL people were arrested by the police at Police said at least three men were arrested in connection the results of the country's first multi-party elections on Oshikango on Monday following the brutal killing of with the blast. Wilnesses differed on whether they heard September 29-30. a 52.year·old woman, who was allegedly first forced firing before the explosions. _ South African Foreign Minister Pik Botha has been in to eat poison and then burnt alive. Some people near the site suffered from smoke inhala­ Angola since Monday to persuade hi m to meet his former The woman, Karolina Gabriel, was allegedly accused tion but no casualties were reported. In nearby slums, at foe, President Jose Eduardo dos Santos. of having caused the death of Hangai Abiatar Homateni lea')t one policeman and three civilians died in fighting Botha sent a Lear executive jet and a message to Savimbi' s continued on page 2 involving Unita men. continued on page 2 , . ~

2 Friday October 16 1992 THE NAMIBIAN PEOPLE Build-a-body Abey ingr~fo Qh!ll Russian ripper WINM:R of the 1992 Body building in the days when it BOSTOV - ON -THE­ Building Championships, DONNA COLLlNS was a relatively unknown DON, Russia: Andrei 39-year-old Abey Arends, sport. A fter competing in two Chilcatilo, fO\\Ild guilty of impressed thejudges with Amateur Body Building South African Body Build­ 52 serial murders, was his perfect muscular form Championships in November. ing Championship events, he yesterday sentenced to which has just earned him Namibia's top body builder was placed in the first ten on death by a court here, to the coveted title for the comes across as a modest man both occasions, and also won applause from the pub­ the Golden Reef Classic. lic. The 56-year-old mur­ second time in three years, who has not been swallowed One would hardly describe up by his ego. He attributes Looking at Abey today, it derer had confessed to is hard to believe he was once the crimes and was found Abey as " big and beefy" his recent success to sheer a skinny little chap who was guilty on Wednesday. As despitc being the country's dedication and hard work. bullied and tcased at school. the verdict was passed, most acclaimed body builder. "The basic recipe of suc­ In those days he was a self­ he screamed that he had On the contraJ)', he is quite cess is hours of training every confessed "weakling". been drugged when he slight, and when he is not day, a lot of sleep, and a rigid signed the confession. striking a pose which accen­ diet consisting of specialised "I guess that's what started tuatesevery living fibre of his foods. Mastering these three me off. I first got into karate, then boxing and afterwards BB ties knot well-proportioned body, he steps leaves you little time looks like your average healthy for anything else. took up cycling. Only after I had read up on body building, LONDON: Brigitte Bar­ guy. "A correct diet forms an did I become inspired to take dot has married Bemard Unlike beauty competitions, essential part of the body D'Omaie, an adviser to height is also not a pre-requi­ building process, but becomes it up myself. Amold Sch­ right-wing French leader site for body building con­ very costly," he explained. warzenneger was my all lime lean-Marie le Pen, To­ tests, but the emphasis lies in "Each man must work out his hero in those days," he added day newspaper reported the cut of the muscles, the own diet and training pro­ with a smile. yesterday. The London glow of the skin and, in Abey's gramme. No one is the same, "I was 14-years-old whenI tabloid quoted D ' Ornale, case, a meticulously shaped and you have to study your first picked up a weight and 51, as saying he married frame. body very closely and get to went to a gym, but I only the 5Pryear-old actress and During a recent interview know what works for you." started competing six years animal rights campaigner with Abey, he spoke about Since Abey has been in the ago. Winning the Mr Namibia secretly in August in his achievements, saying he game for many years, he has title in 1990 was an achieve­ Norway, where they had felt very positive about him­ become familiar with a vari­ ment which inspired me. 1 gone to visit her son. Bar­ self this year. "I went all out ety of body building tech­ returned this year 100 per cent dot has been married three for the title and threw myself niques. prepared and determined that times before - to French I could do it again. movie director Roger into a serious training pro­ He mentioned that he was Vadirn, to l!lcques Char­ gramme." Abey has also won one of the first Namibian It was a personal challen~e rier and to German in­ a trip to Austria, where he contenders to compete in South and something I had to prove MEET MR NAMIBIA ... Abey Arends, 39, making dustrialist Gunther Sachs. will be competing in the Africa, and pioneered body to myself. " muscular waves in Namibia. Photograph: Donna ColIins three marriages ended An mats fear Savimbi would only Savirnbi, is anxious to avoid a in divorce. paraffin over her and burned Angola - from pg 1 accept ultimate power. new regional conflict. Unita's Murder - from pg 1 her alive. Unita has threatened to res­ other backer. Washington, has Police chief for the North­ Winning woma~ HU:1J1lbo stronghold yesterday ume its 16-year war with the been pressing him to abide by by poisoning him last week­ ern Region, Deputy Commis­ hoping the guenilla chief would government if the results were the May 1991 peace pact and end. sioner JosefEkandjo, yester­ CAPE TOWN: Univer­ agree;. to retu.m for the summit published before a probe into respect election results. As a result of the accusa­ day confirmed the incident sitY of Cape Town dep­ but· diplomats said he had stilJ.... its fraud charges. was complete. v 'JlIe.l?ortuguese ne~s agency tions, relatives of Homateni and added that several people uty vice-chancellor Or not givep the nod. Electpral officials said the Lusa quoted a police chief in confronted Karolina on Oc­ had been arrested and would Mampbela Ramphele has • "I!'s a checkmate situation,'] inquiry was almost complete .. Cuito, capital of the central tobet 11 and after several appear in court to face charges been awarded the Woman said one diplomat. Botha said on Wednesday Bie province, as saying Unita threats, allegedly showed of murder. of Achievement award by Provisional reSults showed he was unsure whether Savimbi forces killed a lieutenant-colo­ something to them, which she the Cape Town branch of virtual victory for Dos Santos would come immediately but nel of Dos Santos's MPLA Ekandjo described the in­ called a poison. She alleg­ the Women's Bureau of and his Popular Movement for expressed the hope the two movement in Andulo, 130 km cident as "senseless, brutal, South Africa. Dr Ram­ the Liberation of Angola fonner enemies would meet to the north, on Wednesday edly admitted the substance unhuman and a sin". had been used to poison phele is the first woman (MPLA) party. But final tal­ soon to discuss power-shar­ and occupied the town. Super~ He said such criminal ac­ deputy vic~ - chancellor lies - after a recount that is ing. intendent Francisco Massopa, Homateni. tivities would not be toler­ ever appointed to ucr under investigation - indicated He said both sides recogni­ contacted by phone, said 600 She was then allegedly ated and that those who wanted and has distinguished a run-off between the two main sed the need to abandon vio­ Unita troops took part in the forced to eat the poisonous to take the law into their own herself in community presidential candidates. lence, adding that most of oil­ attack on Andulo and was substance she had showed hands should be warned that health and social anthro­ 1be MPLA has offered Unita rich Angola's 10 million people preparing to attack Cuito itself them, but did not die. they would be brought to pology. a place in a government of were tired of suffering. in the next few days, Lusa The relatives then allegedly justice. national unity but many diplo- South Africa, which backed reported. - Sapa beat her up, poured petrol or

at commercial ba.w. farm schemes viable, either Tsumeb - from pg 1 Under the new plan, loans at subsidised interest rates were very low interest rates will be needed or else subsidies to pay Trade and Industry Minister given for inputs for crops, to for clearing bush and making Ben Amathila announced the improve livestock quality and other preparations. Appre~tices date (or the new ~usiness ip.­ t.o Fay fo ~ fences, boreholes Tourism is another growth centives in reply to questions. and other infrastructural needs. area for the North, as three out Windhoek Some potential investors have Von Wietersheirn said the offourtourists visit the Etosha complained the Government scheJlle would suit both the National Park. Consultants said Various positions currently exist for apprentice e lectricians, diesel has taken a long time to fill 'in smallest and commercial farm­ the 1990s tourists want experi­ electrical fitters and motor mechanics. Applicants should be Namibian the details of last year's For­ ers. ences such as staying in homes, citizens/permanent residents aged 25 or younger . Std 8 with mathe· eign Investment Act. The mood at the conference; eating local foods and seeing matlcs • proficient in English and . good physical health. . Local busihesses'coil1plaill yesterday was optimistice, local culture or even mountain Applicants must appear before a Selection Committee before appoint­ they cannot compete for ex­ under the upbeat chairing of biking. ment, which will be on a contractual basis and which will include full ­ port markets or even for Tsumeb mayor Tonie Botes. They also outlined the PQs­ time training. Namibian Government orders Core to the meeting were sibilities of creating many jobs against heavily subsidised South reports by consultant Deloitte through developing the infor­ We offer an excellent remuneration package which incl udes housing African fUlllS. Pim Goldby who prepared fi ve mal small businesses but benefits and assisted relocation. Agriculture, Water and Rural reports on the investment pos­ stressed there are so many laws Interested candidates for electricians and diesel electrical fitters should Development Minister Anton sibilities of the region. in Namibia that it is virtually contact Mr 0 Chamberlain at (061 ) 298-2418. Motor mechanics should von Wietersheim announced a These include fruit juice impossible to start a small contact Mr J C Visagie at (061 ) 298-2418, new subsidised loan scheme processing, fruit and vegetable business legally. which could provide conUl1U­ growing, oil production and They also outlined many Completed applications should be sent to the Senior Personnel na1 famlers with the credit they charcoal and crop growing. industrial possibilities for the Officer, TransNamib Rail, Private Bag 13204, Windhoek. w;gently need but have not found 1be consultants said to make area. Closing date: 30 October 1992 , NAMIBIA INSTITUTE FOR 'DEMOCRACY' Tel, (061) 219117/8 Fax (061) 729119 TransNamib l'iD 68 Bismark Street, P.O. Box 40161, Windhoek, NAMIBIA HOW DO I PROVE THAT I HAVE RESIDED IN MY AREA FOR LONGER Limited · THAN 12 MONTHS? The National Ca rrier of Namibia You can prove this by slbmlttlng for elllllp" t.l.phone accounts, wlt.r, .Iectrlclty or other munlc~ bills, other official accounts or bank statements or a sworn statement by a person who has Identnled hlmselflherself to the registration officer lIylng that you have been residing In the ar •• for 12lnonths dr mar •.

______.. ______1 ______"':"' ______~::..:~ __:~::~:l: ____ _ C I "JrJ THE NAMIBIAN Friday October 16 19923 Dollar deals Black Force man guilty of murder 'dangerous' Post-war killer ran away. lita died later that addition, Judge Teek said FRAUD cases involving ROLAND ROllTH same evening as a result of the accused made an "un­ HARARE: Peoplc and counterfeit American dollars blood loss from his injury. equivocal" admission of livestock along Zim­ are increasingly being uncov­ A :MEMBER of the notorious Black Force gang, 18- Before he gave his judge­ guilt when he said in his babwe's eastcrn border continued to die from ered by the Namibian Police. year-old Isaskar Nougawaseb was yesterday found ment, Judge Teek said that statement: "I did not want landmines and other cx­ In a statement yesterday, guilty of murder by Judge Pio Teek in the Wind­ the accused.had made a poor to kill him, I just wanted to the police said recently it had plosives not cleared since hoek High Court. impression on him as a wit­ scare him off'. the war fo r independence become common practice, ness. The Judge pointed out that primarily in Windhoek, for ended morc than 12 ye.us Nougawaseb was accused waseb, had heen prevented He was compelled to re­ tbe accused had armed ago. The latest isslle of businessmen to exchange of having shot and killed a from entering the nightclub ject his evidence and accept himself with a dangerous Edicesa Ncws, an ecu­ Rands for US dollars. security guard, Kahama lita, by the club manager. the testimonies of the state weapon and then had aimed menical publication for "This practice is illegal as at the Pamodzi club in Katu­ After this they went to a ~astem and southern Af­ only registered commercial witnesses. He added that the and shot the deceased. The tura on August 29 1991. rica, documents recent banks are by law permitted to nearby shebeen where they accused had tried to mis­ fact that the accused was The accused pleaded not bought ,liquor which they lead the court over who had drunk at the time was no , ~ases of people killed or exchange any foreign cur­ maimed by explosives guilty to !Qe crime and told consumed in a riverbed near fired the fatal shot. excuse for the crime. rency," the statement said. that have not been recov­ The police urged people to the court that his friend Pieter the club. Judge Teek said that the In mitigation, the mother ered from the eastern refrain from such illegal deals "Dessi" van Wyk wanted to The group had decided to accused's testimony had ofthe accused told the court border area where most as, apart from the fact that kill the deceased and that kill the club's manager and totally contradicted the tes­ that Nougawaseb was her of them were laid by Rho­ they would be liable for prose­ he had tried to grab the rifle they took up a position on a timonies of the state wit­ only help in the house. She desian forces to stop the cution, they were also being when a shot went off. Nou­ hill overlooking the club's nesses who had corroborated said that she did not have a recruitment and infiltra­ cheated. The police said most gawaseb said he did not want entrance. each other to a certain ex- husband and the accused had tion by nationalist guer­ of the illegally exchanged US kill the deceased but had After a while the security tent. . worked to pay forthe house .. rillas based in Mozam­ dollars were counterfeit and tried to save his life. guard came out and the The Judge added that he Patrick van Wyk prose­ bique. of no value at all. According to Jacobus accused shot him once was satisfied that the state cuted and Zagrys Grobbe­ Anyone who has informa­ "Skelm" Keister, on the through the lower part of had proved beyond any laar appeared on behalf of Shop murder tion on this illegal practice is particular evening he and his body. reasonable doubt that the Nougawaseb. urged to contact the nearest several other people, includ­ When the security guard accused was the one who Sentence will be passed JOHANNESBURG: Po­ lice are awaiting the out­ police station. ing Van Wyk and Nouga- fell to the ground, they all had fired the fatal shot. In today. come of a post mortem on a lO-year-old West Rand boy who died after Crash course allegedly having been beaten fcir shop theft by shopkeepers. Pakauno Modise Mokete died in to g~t students Baragwanathhospitalon October 6, a police up'to'scratch spokesperson confmned. Blind protest BRIDGING courses to upgrade university entrants' DHAKA: Several wildly uneven standards of English, maths and hundred of Bangladesh's science should be in place at the beginning of next 1,2 million blind people academic year. yesterday took to the According to university Vice-Chancellor Or Peter Katjivivi, streets demanding better an '0' level would be the minimum , requirement for employment opportuni­ ties and government university entrance and the bridging course would upgrade support. Men and women students to the necessary level of competence for higher wearing dark glasses and education. carrying white sticks "We cannot pretend that we don't have a problem in this marched at a rally in respect. In the past students have come from institutions downtown Dhaka and where they have been insufficiently prepared and lack the called on Bangladesh necessary qualifications," said Katjivivi. Prime Minister Khaleda Levels varied dramatically and paper qualifications BLOWING UP A STORM ... This group, all the way from Bayern in Germany, Zia to help them improve sometimes bore little resemblance to the student's compe­ entertained shoppers outside Wecke and Voigts in central Windhoek last weekend. their lot. "We do not want tence, he said It therefore made sense to standardise levels, They were helping to promote German week at the popular shop. Photograph: Jean charity or to beg, but work Sutherland . to support ourselves." a at least in key subjects such as English and maths. marcher said. A major Th~ bridging courses, which would continue "as long as cause of blindness here necessary", were being planned with the help of the Instant is bad nutrition due to ig­ Project, which is currently engaged in ambitious in-service norance of the importance training for teachers in Namibian schools, said Katjivivi. ~oney,rnoney,rnoney of vegetables.

A RECENT trip to the Suspect stays mum United States to raise funds KAlE BURLlNG for Namibia's new univer­ HUGE in cop killing case sity notched up contribu­ ing with an English language tions of some R15 million­ unit as part of the new lan­ VEHICLE CLEARANCE about half the target of guages centre at the Univer­ ROLAND ROUTH the entire campaign. sity, and in providing textbooks. The campaign kicked off with While a full-scale fundrais­ AUCTION a two-day launch at Rutgers ing campaign was only up and Wednesday 21 October JOSEF Boois, who is accused of murdering a po­ University, as part of a 20 day running in North America at liceman, yest~rday refused to answer further ques­ tourofAmerica and the United present, Katjivivi hoped to 17hOO hrs tions during his trial in the Windhoek High Court. Kingdom by a Namibian team extend.it to the United King­ AUCTION CAR SALES dom, the Netherlands, GemUlIlY An angry Boois declared, "I am sick and tired of these headed by University Vice­ do Independence Avenue and Grimm Street Chancellor Dr Peter Katjivivi. and Japan. He mentioned an questions, if you want to sentence me then sentence me and Instructed thereto by various Banks - I will go to prison". Katjivivi said contributions already-established link with to the fund, which would be the University of Manchester In a further outburst, Boois made a dramatic statement Company's and Private Persons we will sell co-ordinated in the US by in England and the possibility +1- 80 vehicles. Late Model Bakkies, Sedans calling on God and refusing to answer further questions as Namibian academic Joo Dies­ of further one-to-one connec­ Prosecutor John Walters cross-examined him. cho, included pledges, schol­ tions. and Buses will be sold to the highest bidder Boois is accused of having shot and killed Constable arships, exchange schemes, A fundraising campaign for MOST CARS WITHOUT RESERVES! Minas Kahambo at Aus on August 25 last year. He is also material and training support. the l\niversity would also be DON'T MISS THIS AUCTION . accused of attempted murder or alternatively negligent "Contributions have been prom­ launched in Namibia in the Pse note: A securing deposit of R 1000.00 handling of a fire arm, robbery with aggravating circum­ ised by many different donors, coming months. "While the is payable by prospective buyers. stances, escaping from lawful custody and possessing a who will specify what their university is largely a state firearm without a licence. money should be spent on," in.~titution, being ftmded mainly (Refundable if no purchases are by Goverrunent, we also feel it The second accused Dawid Joseph was found not guilty said Katjivivi. made.) Possible spending areas is important to raise additional Viewing: Day of Auction and discharged. According to prosecuter, John Walters, the would be a new library, halls funds wherever possible," said state will not prosecute on the charge of robbery, but will of residence, staff development Katjijvivi. Terms: Cash or bankguaranleed cheques concentrate on the other charges. and improved resources, he went Money from the combined It is also alleged that the accused tried to kill P~trus on. The Overseas Development funds would be administered For further infontUllion please phone Auction Car Kabindu by shooting at him with a pistol. . Administration (ODA) of the by universit y authorities, who Sales Windhoek 061 - 31421 or 227786 were Compctl'nt to manage the The case continues today before Judge Neal Hannah with British Government was par­ AUCTIONEER: Gerry Heij Gerhard Burger defendi"ng Boois. ticularly interested in assist- vast project, he said . . c SZS I CHi$dot::>Ci v.Gbj',=t ifUMAM =-lHT 4 Friday October 16 1992 THE NAMIBIAN ~J\1?low Bt' aglow and burning witlr tire Spirit Swapo.:gears for elections Roml2:11 (A mplijied) however, Swapo will not be already launched Swapo's All Women are cordially invited to attend a MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE meeting on Saturday, 17 OctQber at 2.30 p.m. at produci ng a central election elcction campaign with manifesto for these elections. public rallics in towns in the Evangelical Theological College on Pasteur SWAPO'S CAMPAIGN machine is fully relldy for Street, off Bach Street, Windhoek West. Guest According to Naruseb, the several regions, including the forthcoming local and regional elections and Speaker: Elizabeth Austin. National Election Commit­ Maricmal , Rehoboth and should be in high gear next week, according to tee had recidcd to leave local Tsumeb. Namseb admitted Women's Aglow is an International Christian Publicity and Information secretary Alfeus Na­ clection strategy to the that Swapo mcmbers had Women's organization bringing women of differ­ ruseb. Rcgional Election Commit­ generally been slow in reg­ ent backgrounds and cultures together in fellow­ tees. istering for the regional and ship to praise our Lord Jesus Christ. The last 1'0rnHII hurdle to Yesterday the Regional These committees, made municipal elecl iOlls. launching its election cam­ Election Committees were up of Swapo National As­ The party had faced an For funher details. call Frances - 224 554. Frauke - 51046. paign was cleared yester­ due tosubrnit names of their sembly members and re­ uphill battlc Irying 10 gel its Frieda - 33953, Penny - 225424. or Denise - 222381 day when Swapo Secretary ca.l1clicbtes for both Regional gional party co-ordinators, members to registcr because General, Moses Garoeb, Council and municipal elec­ would look into local issues politicians from some par­ registered the party for the tions to the National Elec­ in their areas, and then draw ties were allegedly spread­ elections at the Election tion Council at Swapo head up a strategy embracing both ing the n1lllour that people LOTERYMAN'S BUTCHERY Directorate. office. local and national issues. would be voting to "get rid 401 INDEPENDENCE AVENUE Naruseb said both the Naruseb indicated that the "The reason for this is to of Sam Nujoma". Swapo National Election names of Swapo's election allow local needs and is­ Swapo wa<; addressing this Committee, chaired by Dr candidates would be made sues to be addressed by problem, and calling on its Libertine Amadhila, and known at a press confer­ candidates in a given local­ members to go out and reg­ Meat / Vleis Regional Election Commit­ ence either next week, or ity," he explained. ister en mac;se, as this was tees in all 13 regions were the week after. Although candidates had the only way they would be SpeCial already actively working Unlike the 1989 elections not been announced, the able to influence govern­ towards the elections. for a national government, Regional Committees had ment in their area.

Young Lamb Grade A from R90.oo ,ach MYSTERY surrounds' the death of well-known Katutura resident, George Gottlieb Pohamba, who Only at Loteryman's Butchery was found dead in his room yesterday morning. It appears as if Pohamba could have died on Tuesday Tel: 231 397 evening, as his body was already starting to decompose when it was discovered He was lying on the bed and there was a lot of blood all over the pillow and on the bed Although there has been some speculation that Pohamba committed suicide, according to eyewitnesses no weapon WJ.IOLESALE _'. was found when the body was removed by the police. However, the cause of death will only be determined when TO THE PUBLIC! a post-mortem is held. Pohamba, a former policeman, also worked for the then SIGNING IN ... Ambassador-Designate for Burundi SWABC (now NBC). He is the brother of Hangula Pohamba, WE SUPPLX TOP QUALITY MEAT FOR Venant Barakatanwa signs the visitors' book at State a well-known and popular announcer on the NBC's FUNCTIONS, OFFICE AND House before presenting his credentials to President Oshiwambo service. At the time of his death he was PRIVATE PARTIES. Sam Nujoma on Wednesday. Photo: Kate Burling. working. in the Government's statis~cs department. WE ALSO MARINADE ANDVACUUM PACK MEAT FOR EXTRA TENDERNESS AND TASTE. FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE, Naming names causes problems PLEASE CONTACT US AT MEATCO. CHOOSING election the gathering how they·felt TEL 62174/5 candidates in a faction­ ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA AT GIBEON about this idea, and they re­ MICHAEL DE KOCK STREET ridden community is not jected it. After m ore discus­ NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL AREA proving easy at Gibeon. On Monday, senior Swapo people who do not only care sion, it was proposed that At a crisis meeting this figures Dr Zephaniah about themselves but care all 11 names be withdrawn. week attended by some 300 Kameeta and Marthin for the people and the coun­ In the end all the people at Swapo members and sup­ Kapewasha came in to hear try," he told the meeting. the meeting agreed and put porters, the party's whole the problems and seek a Kapewasha read a peti­ forwanl some 20 new names. ~MEA~!J A five-strong election com­ election candidate list for solution. tion which had been signed the local authority was re­ Many of the same people by 157 local Swapo mem­ mittee formed to pick seven ======::::;/ jected and new names but who had approved the first bers, remanding the renomi­ of these 20 to act as the forward. 11 waited several hours for nation of local candidates. party's candidates for the new local authority for The story began on Octo­ the two ID turn up and when Kameeta suggested that ber 7, when people gath­ they arrived told them of they should not withdraw Gibeon. TELEC~M ered to choose their candi­ their unhappiness. all the 11 candidates first · Three out ()f the original dates. Eleven people were Kameeta said they should put forward, but should form 11 names were women. The NAMIBIA nominated by the meeting, not choose their candidates an election committee to number of women among but soon discontent began. on the basis of their per­ chose seven of the original the new nominees is not Villagc people started to sonal wealth, the church they nominees. Committee mem­ clear, but the election com­ Tenders are invited for the supply of the under-mentioned complain the people nomi­ belong to or the language bers should be Swapo sup­ mittee will have to stick to material service: nated were all members of they speak, but they should porters but should not in­ the law passed recently on the African Methodist Epis­ look first at people's char­ clude any election candi­ making sure they put for­ POlOOOli92 Print and supply 01 Commemorative Postage Stamps acters: "We are going to dates. ward enough women candi­ Ior a two year period . copal church and were all related to each other. elect good responsible The meeting's chair asked dates. T012407i92 Wire indoor twin. T012408J92 Supply and erect ion 01 electrilied security lences. Well-known pastor, 100, dies Closing date: 14hOO on Tuesday 17 November 1992 Place : The Secretary, Tender Committee, Private Bag 13308, THE Reverend Yilho Kalllinge. a pastor of the Evangelical handed a petition to fomler South African Plime Minister. John Main Entrance, Telkom BUilding, luderltz Stree ~ Wlndhoek. Lutheran Church in Namibia (Elcin). died yesterday after a Yorster. in which the church took issue with ap:ll1heid. He was short illness in the state hospital at Oshakati. K:lUlinge. who also regarded as a father of the nation. Kaulinge 's one son is the Tender documents are obtainable from the Materials was thought to he over lOOyenrs old. was the fOllnderofElcin 's head of the eastern diocese ofElcin. Appolos Kaulinge, who is Manager, Telecom Stores, Volgt Stree ~ P.O. Box 2186, Ondobc congregation, where he lived until his death. Kalllinge also vice-chairperson of Elcin church council. Bishop Kleopas Telephone 061-2012376, Fax 061-224334, Wlndhoek, @ RS.OO per was also well-koown as a fighter in Namihia'sst lUggle for Dumeni, head of the Elcin church. yesterday expressed condo­ set freedom. In the early 70s, he was one of the Elcin pastors who lences on behalf of the church. THE NAMIBIAN Friday October 16 1992 5

Left: FOND FAREWELL ... indian High Commissioner Shlv MukherJee culled on AHentionll President Sum NuJoma on We now offer Wednesduy to hid goodhye us • Attractive series of roof paints in 6 differ­ he Is returning to India. ent colours for all sorts of tile and sink ~?" MukherJee Is one of the few roofs !:-. diplomats still In Nllmlblll who can recall the days of 435. He • Building work, restoration and painting sold his time In Namibia had work been "0 marvellous experi­ • Blistering foundations due to damp ence" and he had been par­ • Waterproofing and sealing the nation's ticularly Impressed by the pol­ roofs. Iey of national reconciliation • All our work is guaranteed which could also help Indla- a country of many mot'e differ­ For a free quotation - ent language groups .md cui· tures. MllkherJee will take lip phone (061) 42807 all hours a post as spokesperson for the Indian foreign mlnistryonhls Windhoek i return to his homeland. Waterproofing Measles slowing down Body claimed A MAN who was stabbed to death behind the Au­ P.O. Box 23941 gustineum High School in Windhoek across the country Khomasdal on Saturday Tel (061) 43002 night, has been identified as Salomon Job "Boetie" MEASLES cases in cases of measles country­ Ndimwedi of Katutura. KATEBURLlNG Women's Solidarity would like to invite all Namibia are steadily be­ wide since January than at His sister, Hileni, said Boetie ginning to drop as the this time last year. was last seen on Saturday at women to visit our new office at the CCN Government's intensive regions, focusing particu­ Doctors are referring to about 14hOO and was never building, Mashego street Katutura. immunization campaign larly on farms, she said. the situation as "an outbreak" seen alive again. His where­ abouts were unknown until gets to grips with the ' "There are many children rather than "an epidemic", but have embarlced on a high Monday when the police vis­ Office hours: Monday 08hOO - 13hOO epidemic. living on farms who are out of reach of clinics, so we profile campaign of immu­ ited the Ndimwedi's house in Wednesday 14hOO - 16h30 According to Sister feel itis saferto go to them." nization. Donkerhoek, Katutura and told them about the body. Friday 14hOO - 16h30 MartinaAlliesoftheHealth The death toll for the AsinNamibia,olderchil­ A family members went to Ministry's Primary Health epidemic had not risen above dren seem to be worst af­ fected, with 52 per cent of the police mortuary and iden­ During these hours our community worker, Care team, reports from its September level of 14 tified the body as Salomon's. Oshakati, Otjiwarongo, children. the cases recorded among Gisela Hauses, will be available for primary school students. Salomon's death poses a Rundu and Windhoek (in­ "There was one woman mystery as nobody has any Only 20 cases had been advice, support and information. cluding the southern regions) in Windhoek's Intensive , idea what his movements were reported among infants - have all shown a marked Care Unit suffering from on Saturday night. decrease in the incidence of measles, but she has now supposedly the most vul­ He will be buried from Phone us at (061) 62275 measles. been discharged and is re­ nerable group - and no deatro Katutura's Lutheran Church "Admitted cases and out­ covering at home," said had been recorded in the at 09hOO on Saturday. patients at hospitals and Allies. Johannesburg area. clinics bave gradually de­ The Ministry is still ap­ Jobannesburg Health creased since mid-Septem­ pealing to parents of chil­ Director Or Erich Buch said Namibia National Teachers Union(NANTU) ber," she said dren between the ages of yesterday, "Ourimpression "We seem to be winning six months and 12 years to from the data is that the ..-.. ' , .: Nantu Head Office outbreak is starting to tail the battle against 'measles, make sure their youngsters PO Box 61009, Katutura thanks to an intensive cam­ are immunized. off - but it is too soon to be paign." Meanwhile in South Af­ certain." , Tel:(061) 62247, Fax: 217400 Nevertheless, the cam­ rica, health authorities re­ paign would continue in all ported about 1 000 more

UNITED STATES PEACE CORPS ,,. is adverH'sing the'· f~lIowing ~ position: Nantu Windhoek Branch FULL-TIME TEMPORARY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ' TECHNICAL TRAINING COORDINATOR Branch Conference Braai and dance Contract period: November 2, 1992 - January 15, 1993 ( Please note that this is a temporary 'position) Date: ,17 October 92 (1 3hoo till late) JOB DESCRIPTION: The U.S. Peace Corps is a govemment organization which trains, supports Venue: 'Augustineum Secondary and provides skilled American volunteers, to countries around the world, to serve for a two year period . Each year Peace Corps/Namibia brings in a group School Florence Nightingale of new volunteers who undergo an intensive eight week Pre-Service Training Program in country prior to beginning their two years of service. Street.

Peace Corps/Namibia would like to line a Technical Training Coordinator for this Pre-Service Training Program for its volunteers who will be working in AGENDA: Structures of Nantu workshops Youth Development. The Coordinator will be responsible for overseeing the Community involvement of teachers implementation and facilitation of the Youth Development Technical Training Design; this will include the design and facilitation of training sessions, the New Salary Schemes. coordination of speakers and other resource materials, and meeting reporting and evaluation requirements. ELECTIONS: Branch Executive Commitee

QUALIFICATIONS: A strong background in Community and/or Youth Development, training and/ or adult nonformal experience, excellent interpersonal and communiction skills, fluency in both written and spoken English, and an ability to work well All Nantu members welcome - as a team member. This position requires a self-motivated, creative, dedi­ cated and hard working individual. United we stand, divided we fall!

How to apply: Please send C. V. (with contact address and/or telephone number) to: P.O~ Box 6862, Ausspannplatz, Windhoek, Namibia by October 25, 1992. _ ,_____ ..J · 6 Friday October 16 '1992 THE NAMIBIAN

I BV OW'EN LISTER PERSP THE Question us to whether or not the Namibian Gov- ernment should have footed power chopped off ... a rather hefty bill for for­ mer Tanzanian President Ngihulu returned to Namibia the hut, which wa.<; completcly Julius Nyerere's trip back BEATA KASALE to his home country, is bolUld in 1989 after he fled the coun­ destroyed. All my possessions try in 1979. The self-taught and clothes were burn!." to fuel sonte controversy. Not WHETHER you're serving a long or short sentence in mystic man claims he can cure He alleges he saw the po­ unlike the issue of the origi­ Windhoek Central Prison, your hair will end up SHORT, AIDS and says he is working lice driving away whcn he nal purchase of the pricey as mystic man Phillemon 'Bongo Dread' Ngihulu re- on a herb which he plans to fled his hut . Falcon jet, the apparently . cently discovered, much to his misery. present to doctors for use on Ngihulu, who says he uses lavish expenditure of our AIDS victims. dagga as a healing herb, is hard-won financial resources Commissioner of Prisons Sam Nujoma, they said. I'm After serving three weeks bitter about his alleged har­ 'Chrispin Matongo confirmed still suffering nightmares due on Nyerere is bound to get of his sentence, Ngihulu was rassmen!. that Namibian prison officials to that ordeal." released on parole. He returned "My right as a Namibian the·country talking. have the right to cut prison­ According to Matongo to his grass hut, but his prob­ citizen has been severel y NOBODY can deny Nyerere's contribution to Namibia's ers' hair, no matter how brief "prisoners' hair is cut for lems continued. "One night violated. I do not harbour an y struggle for freedom and independence. But does this their sentence. They were well security reason. Long hair is while I was sleeping, I heard hard feelings against the po­ within their authority, he said. not desirable because they can a vehicle stop. Some liquid lice and prison warders for alone justify a' high expenditure in a country whicb'is to cut Ngihulu's dreadlocks hide items in it. This applies was poured over the hut and it what they did, but I have lost struggling to make a go of things in economic terms? during his three-month sen-. to anyone who is sentenced was set alight. I grabbed my faith in them. Alii want is to Our unemployment rate is rocketing. Many of those tence for possession of dagga. whether in the short- or long­ guitar (Ngihulu used to be a be left in peace to pursue my · who are currently unemployed are those who them­ As a Rastafarian mystic tenn". member of Ras Sheehama's career as a mystic man and selves made a significant contribution to Namibia's man, Ngihulu claims his dread­ Twenty-three-year old backing group) and ran out of guitarist." freedom and independence. Yet we have to tell them locks are his power and was that these are tough times, that they must exercise pa­ astonished at the prison au­ thorities' disregard of his tience, and where possible help themselves because the beliefs. Government C3nnot afford to assist. His ordeal started in May How do we expect these N amibians to feel when they see this year when he was ar­ that the country has apparently unlimited resources rested for growing dagga plants when it comes to sending former heads of state back to growing near the Lafrenz their own countries because they missed their scheduled Industrial estate. Convicted night? Surely it would not have been too much to expect by the Windhoek Magistrates Court for possession. he was that Nyerere could simply have waited a day for another fined R250 or 90 days in jail. flight, rather than this country and Government incur A week after his imprison­ die ~pfnSe ' bf t1'yir\lfhiin back hOme in the FaI~onq' •. ' ,I menf; Ngihulu waS chained AJ.though I al1\ often told that I am WlI'ealistic and even and his dreadlocks were • idealiStic about it, 'Icannothelp tfUnkilig thatifwe'ha\7e ' chopped 0[[ by prison ward-­ money available for such excursions; then why can we ers under the supervision of a not give consideration to an unemployment fund where sergeant. "The moining the two prison people who truly without any meaps to. support are wardens cut my dreads. they themselves, can at least feed their families. It is all very came into the cell and chained weD to say we do not want to develop a dependency me up," he recalls. "I begged syndrome, and I agree. But at the same time we cannot them for pennission to speak. blame, for instance, the children, for their parents' to the Head of Prison about unemployed status, whether this be by choice or design retaining my dreads but they or neither. At present out unemployed get no assistance told me that nobody would help me. Not even President RASTA MAN ... Phillemon 'Bongo Dread' Ngihulu upset over his prison treatment. at all from the state, and I for one, would prefer to see that money spent on giving meals to our own people or assisting them in one way or another. We can't say we cannot afford to feed our poor when we Setti ng the food agenda can justify the expense offlying a former President back to his home country in a luxurious plane and at our expense, simply because he missed his own flight, and TODAY is World Food Day (FAO) and the Goverrunent wat~r. It also gives informa­ eases due to deficiencies have then try and justify it on the grounds that he had which this year has a5 its have started several projects tion on rainfall and vulnerable also been reported. Home gar­ theme: Food and Nutrition. Set related to animal and crop groups in need of assistance. dens with a good ~pply or contributed to the liberation of Namibia! Many thou­ to coincide with the Rome Con­ production, water resource Other projects plan to inl­ fruit and vegetables can help sands did so in any case, and who is to say that the ference on Nutrition planned development, forestry and fish­ prove training in the use of prevent them. When an FAO/ contribution of Nyerere is more than that of the man or for December. the day will focus eries. One project was an Early fertilizers in agriculture. mar­ Namibian Government proj­ woman who fought for llis/her country and is now' attention on nutritional needs Warning 3IJ.d Food Informa­ keting. assistance in ostrich ect aiming to help small fann­ penniless, homeless, jobless and' without food for the in the developing world. tion Syst,em which .provides farming. the development of ers market their agricultural In Namibia. the UN Food essential data on the availabil­ the date industry, and the pro­ produce gets off the ground children? and Agricultural Organisation ity or lack of food, grazing and vision of seeds and hand tools more people will be encour­ The best strategy for the Government, in the current to fanners. aged to grow fruit and vege­ circumstances, and in order to prevent a public outcry Every year since 1989, FAO tables commercially. over the Nyerere issue, would probably be for them to has provided seeds to fanners The FAO has also initiated a publicly admit that it was a decision taken on the spur of in Namibia, helping to increase food control programme with millet production in OWambo the Ministry of Health and the moment, and a mistake to boot. and the Kavango. Social Services aimed at check­ They have nothing to lose by proving their transparency As the FAO points out, glob­ ing the quality of ready-to-eat to the electorate; and by being big enough to ad mit to ally there is enough food for food sold on the streets. This their mistakes when and if they occur. all. Yet more than 780 million type of food has become an In my view, it was an unnecessary expenditure of a lot of people are chronically under­ essential part of the diet of nourished because ofpoveny. millions of people living and money (we are not sure of the exact amount but it is More than a fifth of the devel­ working in cities world-wide. certain to , be over RlOO 000) which would otherwise oping world' s population sim­ According to an FAO repon have been well spent on the have-nots in our society, in ply cannot obtain the kind of following a survey in Novem­ particular, 'the children. . food they need for a healthy. ber 1990, food inspection in Nanlihia was not well ('o-ordi­ I hope that the Government will be open on this issue productive life. Many more suffer fro m dietary deficien­ nated by relc\':lIIt authorities. and admit to having erred in this regard. cies. At least 500 000 children At present then: is no (,:lp:l('ity ill the coulltry to

ON THE DEVELOPMENT.FRONT G :S' - .. , • ..... --- ( - Civil service must polish English skills

THE recent Cabinet decision rebuking the civil service for failure to use the official language certainly does have validity. Many members of the public have complained about official documentation continually received in the Afri­ kaans language, particularly from the office of the Re­ ceiver of Revenue. Many of these people have returned the documentation to the permanent secretary in ques­ tion, requesting these in English. A spot survey also revealed that many branches of the civil service con­ tinue to answer telephones and inquiries in the Afri­ kaans language. The Municipality of Windhoek, for one, is notorious in this regard. It does seem a pity that while there are many people, particularly in rural areas, desperate to learn the Eng­ lish language, but who don't have the skiDs to use it, those who have the skills either refuse to make use of them or appear not to be confident in the English language. The Cabinet has dismissed the popularly-used excuse that the civil service were 'using up' Afrikaans forms in order not to waste, and it is evident from current docu­ mentation being sent out from the Receiver of Revenue, EXCHANGING IDEAS ... Development workers from the south visited Tsandi last week where they met King that these are recently printed items headed 'the Re­ Taip~p i (centre, back) of Uukwaluudhi, a strong supporter of development etTorts in the region. public of Namibia'. From the point ofview of official documentation, there­ fore, one would expect that the public will see an imme­ diate changeover to English, following the Cabinet ulti­ matum. Speaking the language is probably a slightly ditTerent issue. There may well be those civil servants who are not fully conversant with English, and in this case the.Gov­ ernment probably needs to look at some in-service training for their personnel. In saying the above, we are not attacking the Afrikaans ::;::".- language per se. We are well aware that it is still a widely spoken language, as are other mother tongues in ''WE'VE come to look bucket system) and an Namibia, but surely members of the civil service must ~TEBURLlNG at toilets!" Pintile Davids NCCA scheme to build them be able to communicate both in writing and verbally, in 'announced cheerfully as had already received ap­ the English language. Similarly, at the NBC, there must come for the brick-build­ out, leaving 95 per cent of proval from the Ministry of he and a team of com­ ers. the community still without be a high level of proficiency in English both on radio Local Government and and television. Training must take place in order to munity workers from Promoting hygienic; toi­ hygienic means of human Housing. polish skills in this regard. Here we are not referring to southern Namibia chat­ let habits has given volun­ waste disposal. BlIT getting everyone in accents, but to the grammatical part of the language. If ted to project members teer community health Plan B, already in the first the community to work to­ it is well-spoken by those on the air on the NBC, then this ofUukwaluudhi's Inte­ workers (now numbering stages of production, was gether was a major stum­ in turn wiU undoubtedly benefit the public at large, and 100 throughout the region) less attractive but eminently grated Area Based Pro­ bling block. in particular, the youth, who listen to the r adio. an ideal angle for primary more affordable improved gramme at Tsandi re­ "One pilot project in Over two-and-a-halfyears have passed since independ­ health care teaching. The pit latrine using a simple cently. Gibeon, started by a ence, and the civil service must be getting used to the list goes on. design and locally available women's group, has had to language by now. • He and seven others had materials. be abandoned because of , travelled some 1 400 kilo­ EYE-OPENER At R20 each; owning a community conflicts. meters to spend a week in toilet was within reach of There are so many fac­ western Qw ambo , where According to Davids, co­ hundreds, reducing the risk tions - political, traditional, Na,mibia lakes hold of several community-based ordinating officer for the of hand-to-mouth infection churchwise - that little can development projects, Namibia Community Co­ and child-killers like diahor­ get offthe ground," he said. its:'owll':;·health data backed by Unicef, the CCN operative Alliance (NCCA) rea. While some people ac­ and the Ministry of Local which brings together sev­ Throughout their stay in cepted the VIP model as a TRA~~ ~ iari~~'~ : ~eek to get enumer ators Government and Housing eral small NGOs in the south, the north, the visitors from welcome end to the bucket in eight regions ready for:.baseline health surveys have been on the go since the trip north was well worth the south were reminded of system, others were hold­ due to start later this month. shortly after Independence. it. the long process of consul­ ing out for nothing short of The surveys will ~'k;~place at Mariental, Goba­ The key to the programme Representing villages as tation, the meetings, false fl ush toilets in every house­ is 'integration': the belief far-flung as Bethanien, starts aM feeaclc by which bis, Tsum~b, Opuwo~ K~t ilna Mulilo, Rundu, On­ hold. ganjera and Onandjo"k\lve and will be run by newly­ that problems of water, Kosis, Gibeon; Tses and consensus had been TIle fact that no one - from sanitation, health. education, Berseba, the group had not achieved. Government to 'individuals trained members'of the community and health income generation and ag­ only seen VIP (Ventilated "It's no good giving people - could afford to install them, worker s in an effort to increase local capacity for riculture, are inter-related Improved Pit Latrine) toi­ what they don 't want or can't and ,that hidden agendas research and data collection. and need to be tackled as let') in acti on, but gained afford . lurked behind the disputes, Early next year, district health staff will also be such. valuable insight into the Once they've been intro­ effectively left matters at a ,trained to interpret the survey results and give The decision to build toi­ degree of community co­ duced to an idea and edu­ standstill . feedback on the statistics gathered. lets at Uukwaluudhi, there­ operation necessary for the cated about its benefits, the "It's been very encourag­ Apart from improving Namibia's data bank, fore, meant a lot more than venture to succeed. community itself can best ing to sce the way people the surveys mark a significant departure from having somewhere 'comfort­ In a week, they had learned decide its needs. work here and how much able to sit'. things which took the Then it's a case of listen­ they have achieved. past practice of employing 'experts' to gather Training toilet builders Uukwaaludhi community ing properly," said one There's a strong sense of health statistics. (various versions of the two years of trial and error. Tsandi committee member. co-operation and a feeli ng According to the Ministry of Health and Social 'improved pillatrine' have For example , the more that the people have taken Services, which has co-operated with Unicef on expensive VIP toilet had SPANNER IN been experimented with) ha'> the project int o their own planning for the surveys, "this resulted in very meant the development of served the community well THE WORKS hands. little local level ownership or involvement" of construction and sanitation as an introduction to good But as everyone keeps data collected. The dependence on ' experts' had skills among a growing bri­ sanitation, but at R350 was That was where things pointing out, it 's got as much gade of local experts. too expensive for most tended to fa ll down in the to do with everyone pulling often led to reports "gathering dust in some office Using bricks made by a families. sout h, admitted Davids. inthc s;lIne direction as with at national level before the communities serveyed Tsandi women's co-opera­ Ini ti al hopes that several The need fo r toi lets was building toi lets," sai d ever heard of the results". said the Ministry. families would club together unquestionable (many areas tive ha'> meant plenty of Davids. ~=---=--==.. ~-.--.- practice and a steady iA- to buy a VIP had not wo rked of the sou th still used the .8 Friday October 16 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ 1 Tickets will cost R20 for adults, RIO for students and ,!\ . RS for block bookings of 10 people or more. ,WHfliS O" J Space Theatre.:. University of Namibia ~ ..• ::-:7..• . . " ..•... ::: ...... --:. :_ ...... •.. • .• 1 ~~ • The annual Student Art Exhibition of---- the Vbuol. Klne,300 Arts Department wiu be on display till October 23 and FrUSat: 14bOO. 16hOO.18hOO.20hOO.22hOO can be viewed from IOhOO·17hOO. Universal Soldier ( 2.16) starring Jean Claude van Damme and Dolph Lundgren The Arts Association Sat: IObOO Karate Kid Il John MelnertlLeutweln Streets Wlndhoek Drive-In • The UTA French Airlines drawing competition for primary school children will be on display from Octo· 19bOO: Aliens DJ starring Sigourney Weaver ber 12·17. plus Love Crimes (2-18) Women's Aglow NTN Theatre· Leu.tweln Street • Women's Aglow is holding a meeting on Saturday, .• The Namibian National Symphony Orchestra will October 17, at 14h30 at the Evangelical Theological perfor~ highlights from popular concertos with stu· College on Pasteur Street, otT Bach Street in Wind· dents from the Windboek Conservatoirc as soloists on hoek West. The guest speaker will be Elizabeth Austin HARD AT WORK ... Art students from the Visual Arts Friday and Saturday, October 16 & 17, at 20h30. and all women are invited to attend. Department preparing work for their annual exhibition which is now on display at the Space Theatre. Students stage art SHATTERING • • • exhibition THE annual student art exhibition of the Visual Arts Department of the School of the Arts, Uni· versity of Namibia, opened this week at the Space Theatre and will run to October 23. A selection of student art in various mediums by art teach­ ers, students, part-time schol­ ars and children will be on view. Examples of dyed and printed textiles made at work­ shops which the department introduced on campus and at the Women's Centre in Karu­ tura this year will also be on display The exhibition will be open on weekdays from WhOO till 17hOO and student groups may apply for guided tours and additional mformation bv phoning Mane Adank at 307- 2405 (mornmgs only) The Department of Visual Arts aims at providing educa­ tion and trainmg in visual art and crafts to the people o~ S I Namibia to develop an a ppre­ ciatton for the subject aJld to stimulate creativity. Everyone is welcome to view the exhibition. UK To p -~,-~ ~ ql

WNDON: Sleeping Satellite by Tasmin Archer topped the British singles chart for a second week. End of the Road by Boyz IT Men moved up fron No 3 to No 2, edging out Ebeneezer Goode by Shan1Cn. This week's top singles, with last week's places in brack­ ets:

There's a lot to be said for cheques . Unfortunately, it's often NO. Usually when you really 1. (1) Sleeping Satellite · Tasmin Archer need a YES . Which is why Bank Windhoek guara ntees every one of their cheques up to 2. (3) End of the Road - Boyz 11 Men R1OO. (Selekt cheques are guaranteed up to R5000.) Anytime. Anywhere. Every shop, 3. (2) Ebeneezer Goode • Shamen restaurant, hotel or garage owner knows that your Bank Windhoek cheque Is just as 4. (-) I'm Gonna Get You· Bizarre Inc Feat Angie acceptable as cash. GUARANTEED. Which means that your Bank Brown S. (4) It's My Life • Or AJban Windhoek chequebook has a lot to say for itself. And you. 6. (S) Baker Street· Under· covers 7. (-) Erotica· Madonna I 8. (7) My Name is Prince - ~ Prince and the New Power < iD 'Ct~ BANK Generation i 9. (-) Love Song/Alive and

THE NAMIBIAN October 16 1992 9

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,~ 10 Friday October 16 1992 THE 'NAMtBtAN

Zambia debt success No rate LUSAKA: Zambia has dramatically reduced it'S foreign hike - debt from 7,5-billion US dollars to 3-billion dollars since the Movement for !v1ulti-Party Democracy (MMD) came Bundesbank NOTICE .OF, LISTING OF GOVERNMENT STOCK to power in NovembC't1ast year. Zambian president Fredcrick CHlluba h ~ .aUributed the FRANKFURT: Thc Run­ ON THE :NAMIBIAN STOCK EXCHANGE foreign debt reduction to the confidence the lrirehlational desbank, defying calls for community has in the MMD's policies. cheaper credit, left its official The Government of the Republic of Namibia hereby gives notice that Meanwhile, figures released by Zambia's Central Statis­ interest rates unchanged yes­ Govemment Stock N 194 will be listed on the Namibian Stock Exchange tical Officc in Lusaka on Wednesday showed that South terd ay despi tc incre asi ng from 19 October 1992. Africa had become the country's leading trading partner in evidence or a slowdown in southern Africa. Zambia's value of imports from South the German c<.:o nomy. Africa increa-;ed from K3 738-million in 1989 to K6 229- Yesterday 'S meeting coin­ REDEMPTION DATE: 15 October 1994 at par million in 1990. cided with the release of a A survey by a Sapa correspondent in Lusaka found that press repon that some lead­ INTEREST PAYMENTS: 15 April and 15 October most leading supennarkets in the city were fully stocked ing Gennan research institute!> with South African consumer goods. were predicting no gro wth at The first payment of interest will be made on 15 April 1993 calculated all in the German economy nex t year. at 12.00 per centum per annum on the total nominal amount of the High Gennan interest ra les fully paid allotment from date of issue until 15 April 1993. Zim's BCCI loss also came in for criticism from the nation's beleaguered GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ISSUE JOHANNESBURG: The National Railways of Zim­ engineering industry , whic h 1. The stock is transferable and may be.split into any denomination. babwe and Zambia Railways would be lucky to get back is facing a cri sis because of a 2. Transfers of this stock, which are free of stamp duty, will be effected slump in domestic and for­ 30 per cent of the 57-million pounds sterling frozen in eign demand. by deed registered in the books of the Bank of Namibia, Windhoek, . the accounts of the coUapsed Bank of Credit and Com­ where the register stoCk will be kept, but the register will be closed TIle Bundesbank cut its ratcs merce International (BCCI), according to Zimbabwe's a month ago in a move aimed for a month (15 March - 15 April and 15 September - 15 October) Minister of Transport Denis Norman. at reducing tensions in the before the dates on which the half-yearly interest is payable and The money was in six accounts in the name of the European Community cur­ interest will be paid to the stock-holders registered at the date for Rhodesia Railways Company in BCCl's London head­ rency grid as the strong mark the closing of the register. quarters when investigators last year exposed a massive pummelled weaker currencies 3. Interest will be paid by interest warrant posted at the stockholder's range of illegal deals within the bank forcing it into to the floor of the EC Ex­ risk , or by remittance for the credit of a banking account of a liquidation. change Rate Mechanism. savings bank account. 4. Should emmigrants utilize Blocked Rand for subscription tothis issue, the sale proceeds or redemption proceeds on maturity will revert to IRA 'running rings' around Brits the Blocked Rand Account. . 5. The following institutions or persons will be exempt from tax on LONDON: A new breed such as the London bomb in mainland campaign, police of IRA guerriUa who the interest: any person (other than a company) and any external April, a day after gen­ successes were mainly strikes at the heart of the eral election, that killed three caused by IRA mistakes company not carrying on business in Namibia. British capital, vanishes and injured 91 people. rather than intelligence 6. Investors interested in investing in this stock can contact the NSE. swiftly into the shadows The Irish Republican coups. and eludes police has ex­ Anny, fighting to oust Brit­ Counter-terrorist experts posed embarrassing flaws ain from Northern Ireland, say Britain's battle with the in mainland security_ taunted the police Anti­ IRA has been hampered by Eight small bombs have Terrorist Unit in a statement a labyrinth of competing gone off around London in issued in Dublin, saying the police forces and agencies, the past week, killing one latest blitz had thrown Brit­ riven by jealousies and a NAMffiIAN STOCK EXCHANGE person in a Covent Garden ish security policy into tur­ . vacuum of command, and bar and wounding 12 others moil. this was why MI5 was given P. D. Boz 196 WlndlIt>eA NamibiD T.J n477 Fa 227321 A,.... CotU (0)611"IItmatioMl cock 09264 elsewhere, and shoppers, This sabre-rattling was a controlling role this year. office workers and tourists aimed at the MI5 spying Living by their wits in have been left disti9ctly edgy agency which was recently safe houses and operating with the bombers still at given the lead role in fight­ in small units, the new IRA large. ing the IRA, taking over guerrillas have no criminal Spray-painter Politicians and the public from the police who have rec(,rd, making it hard for want arrests but on Thurs­ come under criticism for not au f ~lorities to track them. Windhoek day a senior police officer infiltrating mainland guer­ 2nd boast they can make a admitted what detectives rilla cells. bomb out of items from a Applicants must be Nami bia n citizens/permanent residents aged have been saying for some "We want to demor?Jise local hardware shop. • between 20 and 50 , with a Trade Diploma or Apprentice contract, and time privately - there sim­ the capital and show '" ~ can TIle IRA recently mocked prepared to work shifts and odd hours when necessary. ply is not enough intelli­ strike at will," sail! a lead­ Anti-Terrorist Squad Com­ Duties will include all spray-painti ng , the maintenancp. of equipment and gence infonnation about the ing Republican .>ource in mander George Churchill­ related duties. guerrillas. Belfast after the blasts, Coleman as "discredited" Security sources fear the adding: "This is economic and his assertion last Friday battery of small blasts might warfare. We are playing that "We have control" rang Trade Hand be a trial-run for a pre-Ouist­ psychological cat-and­ hollow as more bombs went mas attack that could in­ mouse with MI5. " off around the city. (Machining) clude a far bigger explosion Critics said that in the Thi s position requ ires a Nami bian citizen/perma nent resident aged between 20 and 50 , ~ith Std 6 or si mil ar, appropriate expertise and a willingness to wo rk long , hare hours. Duties will include cutting , skimming and fitting and turning withi n the Locomotive Depot. Tbe Namibian-German FOundation is bostjn,!.Jl We offer an excellent remun eration package wh ich includes housi ng ta lk On African music presepted by benefi ts and assisted relocation . Interested candidates should contaCt Mr D Charnberlain at (061 ) 298-24 18. PROF. GERHARD KUBIK Completed applications should be sent to the Senior Personnel (university of Cape Town) Officer : TransNamib Rail, Private Bag 13204, Windhoek. (musicologist and ethnologist of international renown) Closing date: 30 October 1992 The Study of African Musical Instruments: Methods and Experiences (audiovl'iual presentation: slides, cassettes, video) When: 21 October ( Wednesday) Time: 20hOO Venue:36 Bismarck Street TransNainib has been bu.y and .,~oing wUlly ports Prol. Kliic coIoctilg African music, sIories .,d ideogr ..m • • silo. ""96O'• .,d has .-, III of AIr ... in ho . quest f", • deeper undMstan

Sanlam Dividend 399,70 374,65 5,37 Old Mutual Gold F~d 75,10 69,96 X.OO Southern Equity 174,61 163,62 4,91 Old Mutual Top Comp. 209,05 194,8f> Ha Economic Indicators Standard 1070,98 1006,88 7,96 Income/Gilt Funds: Syfrets Growth 249,44 233,59 5,12 Mctboard Income 113,89 112,70 1.),37 Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: Syfrets Trustee 103,79 97,25 5,22 Guardbank Income 124,67 122,12 14,R2 Buy Sell Yield % UAL 1805,43 1"696,29 5,69 Old Mutual Income 111,13 109,92 13,()6 General Equity Funds: .,' Specialist Equity Funds: Standard Income 92,80 91,83 14,27 ABSA 123,93 115,90 ,6,38 ABSA Industrial 116,68 109,12 4,84 Syfrets Income 111,82 110,70 14,32 BOEGrowth 129,55 . 121,02 4,19 GUardbank Resources 121,39 114,02 6,57 Syfrets Gilt 1139,32 1127,93 na Community Growth Guardbank Industrial 109,64 102,8!! 6,45 UALGilt 1219,16 1206,97 12,R4 Fund 109,99 104,33 na Sage Resources 87,11 81,32 8,24 Fedgro 114,55 106,97 5,39 Sanlam Industrial 943,34 883,09 3,37 Gold price CUGrowth 103,76 '96,87 4,90 Sanlam Mining '232,27 217,14 6,31 Guardbank Growth 2198,43 2049,77 5,20 Southern Mining 101,71 95,17 6,51 ThegoldpriceatnoonyesterdayinLondonwas340,85-343,IO IGI 117,73 110,19 3,89 Southern Pure 105,08 98,42 na dollars per ounce compared with 343,40-343,70 dollars previ- Momentum 210,52 197,51 5,01 Standard Gold 125,21 117,42 10,04 ously. Metfund 164,61 153,29 4,99 Standard Industrial 105,32 99,30 na Dollar/rand Metlife 105,05 98,t'5 8,05 Standard International 87,03 81,51 na NBS Hallmark 838,74 793,12 5,83 UAL Mining and Commercial rand Norwich 298,00 278,23 4,82 Resources 294,12 275,45 5,41 Previous closing yesterday's closing Old Mutual Investors 2252,41 2097,71 4,26 UAL Selected 2,8580/2,8595 2,8580/95 Sage 2099,03 1959,99 4,62 Opportunities 1542,28 1442,73 4,72 Financial rand . Sanlam 1444,80 1351,49 3,83 Old Mutual Mining 184,88 172,17 6,44 Previous closing yesterday's closing Sanlam~dex 1105,63 1034,53 4,45 Old Mutual Industrial 300,34 279,44 4,90 4,42/4,39 4,29/4,26 Market round-up

Here is how major stock mar­ kets out,ide the United States I. NAME OF COMPANY: U BALANCE SHEETS AS PER AUDITED FINANCIAl STATEMENTS ON 30 JUNE: ended yesterday: NlCTUS~ITED 2. DATE AND COUNTIYOF WCOlll'OllAnoN: 1992 1991 1990 LONDON - A dismal day in 5th My 1989 RepU:>Ic of NanIbIa CAPlTAlEMPlOYED the stock market ended With 20th May 1969 RepubIc of South Aflk:a R R R 3. DIRECTORS: SHARECAPlTAl 3662360 3662360 3662360 lbares Iharp~y weaker amid PhiIIpput Johornet de 'MttTr~ SHARE PREMIUM 1008270 1008270 1008270 NIcoIoooComeIIuI Tr~ RETAfjEO INCOME 4064181 3752439 3407764 deepening gloom ' about the IgloIIuI GeIhalduo ct..o ~ economy. ' . Izok HeImIoI de IOerk SHAREHOLDERS INTEREST 8634811 8323069 7978394 The FI'SE 100 index closed Ewad Alexander Achordl OUfSDE SHAREHOlDERS' Johon Jocob PoItOI MEREST IN SUBSlDIARV 63878 49241 46824 28.1 points down at 2,546.6. Woutel JocobUliWhn lONG-TERM LIA8lITIES 1671658 1691516 1802405 Johornet l.odewIeuIOIvIer FRANKFURT - Gennm shares DEFERRED TAXATION 121684 166245 377178 ended a roller-coaster session • South AIrk:on 10381931 10229071 10204801

slightly lower lis a midsession •. REQlSTEIED ADDlESSES OF COMPANY EMPlOYMENT OFCAPlTAl rally based onhopes ofacutin RSA NAMIBIA AXEDASSETS 5045056 4455927 4316718 NictullUldIng VertlOl BuIldIng PREMIUM ON ACQUlSlfION GemIan inIereat I8teI dissipated C/O Pr.torla Avenu. 361 ndependence Aven.Je OFSU8Sl>lARl' 67108 67108 67108 quickly after the Bundesbank a: Dovenlr.. t PrtvaIe Bog 13231 INVESTMENTS 329917 3CR277 308153 PO Box 1231 WlNDHOEK NET CURRENT ASSETS 4939850 5396 759 5512822 left rates unchanged. . RAfll>BURG NAMIBIA The 30-share DAX index 2125 9axl CURRENT ASSETS 14523123 17678217 15787532 CURRENT UA8I.1TES 9 583 273 12281458 10 274710 dropped 5.1 points to 1,453.43. TRANSFER 5(CRETARIES RSA NAMIBIA ---" TOKYO - Stocks ended higher r...., SlTeet Reglstren Broos;;bReql'" 10381931 10 229071 10204801 asa t~~a1 rebound by stock (ProplletCIIY) Umlted Verltoo Board of E>cecutOll 6i~ (PIy)~ index futures pulled the mar­ JOHANNESBURG VertlOl BuIldIng UCASH ROW STATEMENTSASPEI AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON 30 JUNE: ket up in the final half hour of 2001 361 r.depeIldenoe Aven.Je P.O. Box 61178 PrIvat. Bog 13231 1992 1991 1990 trading. The 22S-share Nikkei MARSHAUTOWN WlNDHOEK average was up 284.46 PQints 2107 9axl R R R or 1.64 per cent to 17,628.49. 5. REASON FOR THE ANNOUCiMENT CASH (UTlUSED)/ 1N. advertlMment I, not an invitation to aJblCribe for shor.. . but IsI ...ed to Inform GENERATED FROM OPERAnONS: JOSANNESBURG - De Beers Inv ....""thot th. !ha.. of NIctu,wII betrocled onth.NSEfrom 19Octob. I992.' led the declines as equity prices Coth generated / (utllled) 6. ANANClAlINFOllMAnON: by op.oIIorw 2 293266 2 224021 135773 1 fell across the board to drag 6.1 INCOME STATEMENIS ON 30 JUNE: nvetlrnent Income 17529 25744 43902 dle overall illdex down 2.11 a.ong..ln worIdng copItoI 3065039 (1 715810) (620304) 1992 1991 1990 per cent to a 19-month low ill (AudIted) (AudIted) (AudIted) Coth generated/ (uIIhed) by hectic trading. TURNOVER op.otng octIvttIeo 5375833 633955 781329 Percentage Inc:rec.e/ nt.etlpaId (1637321) (1817289) (1705503) 'lbe overall index fell 63 points (decreas.)on TQl(oI\on paid 33978 (15222) (144673) to'2,926 to take its losses since pr.vtou. yea 9 .80~ (2.30"') 0.22~ --- Coth (uttIioecI r.)/ its June 5 peak of 3,749 to INCOMEANDSHARHOLDERS ovolge eanIng/(Loss) 7. DOCUMENIS FORINSPECnON: on own hJndl (!hCl'eholder.· hmdl) month ago in a move aimed at otIe

developments in sub-Saharan Africa, through AFRICA SOurH APOLOGIES TO mygath­ Savimbi, General Pinochet, & EAST, the new monthly journal of southern Africa. erlng brood of acolytes for BY BLEEDING HEART Ferdinand Marcos and na­ my strange absence but I palm in the name of democ­ decided it was best to go to But then I should have racy. Every last Friday of the month in THE NAMIBIAN, readers grou nd for the week having remembered that NBC To be subtle for a mo­ will obtain the new AFRICA SOUTH & EAST as part of the heard a wbisper tbat Wind­ programme'planners do not men t, next ti me any of them hoek's finest investigative have imaginations or tbey turn up here on tbeir ' de­ newspaper, COMPLETELY FREE OF CHARGE. reporter was on my trail. wouldn't have ordered High mocracy junket'i' we sbould Tbe only way I could avoid Cbaparral. tell tbem to stick tbeir tbis tenacious newshound The pure sadism of tbese democracy up their fa t arses. This ' development moves THE NAMIBIAN and its readers was to take up one of tbe planners was confirmed in When tbe latest CIA ap­ into a powerful opinion-forming bloc as the states of southern many peculiar requests I one of those bizarre non-se­ pointment arrives in tbe received following a com­ quitors NBC manages (you guise of an ambas.'i8dor there Africa draw closer to regional integration in a mighty political pletely innocent reference know wben the continuity should be no reception at and economic entity. to S&M in tbis column. presenter announces yester­ State House. No, be should Really some of you bave very day's scbedule). This time be strapped to tbe top oftbe 100 ()()() copies of AFRICA SOUTH & EAST will be going weird fantasies. Talking Point on the elec­ Cbristuskirche to broadcast out every month to reach lOO million people living in 11 As 1 result 1 was tied up tions was introduced as a a public recantation of for quite some time, but man­ programme on corporal America's crimes against countries in our part of the world. And THE NAMIBIAN is aged to break tbe cbains, so punishment. humanity to the nation. part of this exciting event, as one of only five newspapers to speak, after tbe SPCA At first I thought this was Nothing else would be fair foond me wbimpering in Sad a genuine mistake but it or just, doncbya tbink. selected to participate in this new venture. The other newspa­ Zak's backyard last Tues­ turned out to be a sophisti­ The dodginess of tbe pers are THE WEEKLY MAIL of South Africa, Swaziland and day. Despite being initiated cated NBC in-Joke as tbe American political system' into the S&M club (Pioneers programme (which mainly is only marginally exceeded Lesotho, WEEKLY POST of Zambia, MMEGI of Botswana, Park section), 1 have a sneak­ consisted of Princess Liber­ by the corrupt shenanigans and the FINANCIAL GAZETTE of Zimbabwe. But THE NA­ ing feeling tbat tbis is not tine fiddling with her of the municipalities here. one of tbose activities wb icb earpiece and DTA turncoat This riff-ratT, whose only MIBIAN is the only newspaper that secured the rights to is going to catcb on in Barney Barnum trying to claim to power is a whites­ distribute AFRICA SOUTH & EAST in Namibia. Namibia. drop his clown persona and only election in 1972, are You see, apart from being appear all earnest) was an obviously getting desperate. strapped down with leather audio-visual form ofa good Joining Swapo In 1989 might What opinion makers say about this great publishing venture: thongs, the major form of hiding. Yetahother example have been quite a credit­ punishment used by this par­ of Government officials able move - joining Swapo ticular S&M exponent was breaking their own two months before..tbe elec­ ... compulsory reading for decision makers who want to stay to subject me to a week's constitution. tions 01' Humping P10nker abreast of trends in sub-Saharan Africa. wortb of telly watching. As Any more sanctimonious might as well have had 'I 1 underwent this mind­ lectures on democracy a nd have no principles except numbing experience it I won'tcarewhol vomit on . my own political survival' . ,. required reading for anyone looking ahead to the day when gradually became clear to Quite frankly I wouldn't buy branded on his forehead. me that the Namibian na­ a used condom off any of The more desperate ones our region draws closer. tion does not need such them. Is snappy, to the point, who even Swapoaren 't cra­ perversion wben it has box­ voter education with nice ven enough to accept are ing. graphics impossible for this starting to re-emerge in ... nothing could ,be more important to our work than to All our frustrations and country? strange alliances known as promote the need for inter-regional trade and communication. fantasies are projected onto Or is there a secret strat­ 'citizen's associations'. But a man caUed AI Bernstein - egy concocted by the Orde most of these 'wbite is right' a complete wacko who gets Boerevolk In the Electifln desperadoes know they dod't .,. focus on the economic issues that underlie political change. his kicks hm enthusing over Direcorate to bore us ou t of stand a chance and have blood led wounds -as in ''the our skulls months before opted instead for a 'scorched blood is now spurting from polling so that nobody ends earth policy'. ... knowledge of developments in each other's countries has Marvin Hagler's eye". up voting? This involves a plan to Last Wednesday one poor As a resUlt democracy will empty the municipal coffers become imperative. bastard - whose head ap­ be declared dead in Namibia before elected councillors peared to be gradually turn­ amd Louis Pienaar wDI be take over by launching multi­ AFRICA SOUTH & EAST is packed each month with news, ing into a cauliflower invited back to re-create 'the mUlion rand road sChemes streaked with red as Mar­ good old days'. This evll to imaginary whites-only views and facts of developments in the countries of southern vellous Marvin battered it - conspiracy should be rooted enclaves between Windhoek Africa. Your copy will be inserted free of charge in THE was constantly referred to out now. Perhaps we should and Rehoboth. The best seam (by the now euphoric AI) as tell the DevU's Advocate. Oh yet is tbe zUlion rand May­ NAMIBIAN you buy on the last Friday of the month. But a 'bleeder~ . but I forgot he's leading the oral Suite supposedly to remember, only 10 ()()() copies of AFRICA EAST & SOUTH But tbe one AI and his plot. make the mayor more ac­ kind really dribble tbeir It is only Election gener­ cessible to the people. Ifshe have been made available for distribution in Namibia in the spittle over is the 'all-time alissimo Gerhard - 'the poor wants to be accessible sbe first three months. Buy THE NAMIBIAN early to make sure greatest' Muhammed AIi. man's Ahtisaari' - Tote­ can go and sit in Single This is a man who is now meyer's African shirts which Quarters for a week witb a that you get your copy of AFRICA SOUTH & EAST, as a virtually certified as brain­ brighten up these dismal jar of tombo, and it won't limited number are available. dead and couldn't even slur experiments in bad TV. cost us a cent. his way out of a paper bag. Thisweak impersonation Before I start gibbering Yet AI a nd and his maso­ of Fatty Ahti has been heard uncontrollably about it all chistic brethren celebrate to compare tbe slow take­ (OK I'm doing tbat already) every breud-deadening blow up on voter registration to I have been shocked, nay the great Cassius receives tbe American situation. bowled over, by the words week ufter week on our TV Lesson one: if you want to of wisdom emanating from screens. advance democracy do NOT the mouth of his eminence Surely these people should emulate th e Americans. Muyongo. have been up on some chllrl.re This is the nation where Quote of th~ week for me of aiding lInd ubetting only half the eligible popu­ was Mishake's priceless munslaughtl'r by now? lation register to vote and comment on his return from And why is boxing every then only half of those who the IUD far-right gangbang other progrumme und on registered turo out on poll­ in Spain ... "Some of the News for now every other night? I sup­ ing day. leaders we met at tbe con­ , pose this Is one of the eter­ Maybe we can call the US ference knew more about The pa per of the people company nul mysteries of life like - u qua J: ter democracy, but what is bappening in Na­ why do people like Phil then remember these are the mibia than' us". Quite. Collins? people who gave you .lonas Mishake, quite. .> , THE NAMIBIAN Friday October 16 1992 13

INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UPt Island tensions rise ANTANANARIVO: Tensions mounted in Madagasl:ar yesterday after the way wa') cleared for long-term President Didier Ratsiraka to stand in national poll s next mont h. State radio reported streets in the easte m port Toamasi na were deserted and shops closed after opposit ion supporters threatened to take the law into their own hands and com bat Zim's troubles deepen violence by pro-Ratsiraka federalists. The president's backers have occupied the ai rport , radio and television stations and have tried to declare a federal st ate in Toamasina, Ratsiraka 's birth place. Ratsi raka, once Mugabe faces renewed criticism a hardline marxist, took power in a bloodless conp 17 years ago. HARARE: The spectre of Malunga's remarks are drought on record.. Nomlally Mexico. Nigeria, India and riots in the streets was raised bound to infuriate Mugabe, a food exporting country, it Brazil. Now, the slide re­ Vote delay on cards in Zimbabwe's parliament who last week told rebel MPs is" now importing maize fl ects a "gone fishing atti­ this week as the country reels to toe the party line or quit. while hunger and malnutri­ tude", said one broker. MASERU: Lesotho's first general elections in 22 years, under the combined effects This followed their refusal tion are rising in the coun­ But investors would even due to be held in late November, are likely-to be postponed, of spiralling prices, power to approve two of the gov­ tryside despite food distri­ find going fishing difficult­ chief electoral officer Noel Lee said yesterday. cuts, water shortages, a ernment's financial measures bution efforts. the country's dams are Lee said a postponement was likely because a delimita­ shattered stock market and which they dismissed as a And in the cities, infla­ drying up. Bulawayo, the tion·commission marking out new constituencies had not a squabbling ruling party. waste of money. tion is running at more than second largest city and centre finished its work. "Lack of food means After Mugabe cracked the 40 percent as the govern­ of heavy industry, is faced There has to be a 30-day period between the announce­ hatred for the government whip, however, the mutinous ment moves a tightly-con­ with a critical water short­ ment of new constituencies and the holding of an election. and if people take to the MPs reverted to normal prac­ trolled economy towards a age and forecasts of mas­ Eleven parties have so far confirmed that they will streets we will not be able • tice in a parliament where free-market system. sive layoffs and chaos ahead participate in the first elections since 1970 in the tiny to control them," a member Zanu-PF holds all but three Attempts to control infla­ as the taps run dry. mountainous kingdom surrounded by South Africa. of President Robert Mug­ of the ISO-seats and rubber­ tion through tight money Falling water levels in abe's Zanu-PF party warned stamped the legislation. supply policies and high Lake Kariba, one of the in parliament on Tuesday. His speech came against a interest rates have squeezed world's largest man-made UK coal mines close Outspoken MP Sydney backround of reports that a businessmen and seen the lakes, threatens hydro-elec­ GRIMETHORPE: State-owned British Coal, announced Malunga was calling for a number of trains carrying stock market's industrial tric schemes and has forced this week that 31 of its 50 remaining pits are to shut due tQ drastic revisionof the gov­ imports of the staple food, share index plummet from power cuts - which have a plunging demand. The executive of the National Union of ernment's World Bank­ maize, had been raided and an all-time high of 2,732 a also led to predictions of Minerworkers (NUM) wants to ballot its members to backed economic refonns robbed by gangs of villagers year ago to 970 on Wednes­ thousands of job losses and authorise' industrial action over the huge pit closure pro­ and the reintroduction of su~ as they passed through re­ day. a sharp drop in GDP. gramme, which will cost 30 000 jobs. sidies on basic foods. He mote rural areas. Zimbabwe's stock mar­ While drought bears much But British co'ai has warned that anyone who strikes said the government had mis­ Zimbabwe introduced its ket was rated one ofthe best blame for the predicament stands to lose their redundancy payments, worth up to 37 used millions of dollars .on Economic Structural Adjust­ perfonners in the develop­ Zimbabwe finds itself in. 000 pounds ($50 000). unnecessary projects, "but ment Programme (ESAP) two ing world by a World Bank critics charge the govern­ where money is required we years ago, and an anticipated subsidiary in 1988, behind ment with mismanagement are hesitant to come to the period of beIt-tightening has Greece and Taiwan and and a lack of forward plan­ Clinton maintains lead rescue of the people." been aggravated by tbe worst ahead of others such as ning. WASHINGTON: As President Bush and Bill Clinton pre­ pared privately for their second debate last night as new ANC wants to polls showed that Bush's attacks on his challenger's credi­ bility have failed to significantly narrow the gap between talk -.Mandela the two candidates. A CNN-USA Today poll released yesterday showed GABORONE: African National Clinton with a 12-point lead over President Bush - 46 Congress leader Nelson Man­ percent to 34 percent - with independent Ross Perot at 13 dela yesterday said his organ­ percent. The results were in line with those of other recent isation was determined to national polls and showed no improvement in the presi­ contimJe bilateral meetings with . dent's standing, although a slight drop for the Arkansas Pretoria to find a solution to governor and a gain for Perot. the problems in South Africa. He told members of the OAU ad hoc committee meeting on UK ready for Gadaffi talk Southem Africa that. follow­ ing its last meeting with the de LONDON: Britain is for the first time prepared to enter into Klerk Govemment, the ANC direct talks with Libya over its demand for two Libyan would hold further bilateral nationals to testify about the shooting down over Locker­ meetings with Pretoria next bie of a US airliner, Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said month. on Wednesday. Hurd said any talks about the affair would Also addressing the meet­ concern only "the mechanics of handing the two over" to ing. PAC president Clarence testify in a Scottish court. Makwetu said violence had far from subsided in Sou.th Africa SARAJEVO FRONTLINE... Sudanese student Taha Osman Elkhalifa shows a vic­ because the root causes had tory sign as he sits with his Kalshnikov automatic rifle in a bar in downtown Sarajevo. Crash engine found not been adequately addressed. Taha, a former student at the University of Sarajevo, joined the local pol.ice when the AMSTERDAM: Royal Navy divers have found the wreck­ Makwetu said ·the state was war started and is determined to fight for the independence of 80snia and Herzegov­ sponsoring violence through ina. Photo:AFP age of the engine from an El AI jet that killed scores of me~enaries . Hesaidthedeath r------~~~----~------~----~------~~::::::::::::::::::::~ people when it hit an apartment complex near Amsterdam, toll through violence had risen Q k b · a spokesman said yesterday. to 14000 and the majority of ua e rIngs The overnight find is crucial for investigators trying to the people were killed by high Tamil clash detennine what caused the Boeing 747 to lose both right­ velocity weapor.s, not tradi- I d ~ear side engines and spiral into a su burban apartment complex tional weapons. C am. p 0 wn J. ~ kills 127 on October 4. The crash killed at least 70 people, including He said ordinary South Af- the four people aboard the cargo jet. ricans could not go about kill­ CAIRO: Signs of unease are emerging as Egyptians tabu­ COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: ing people because they had late a risi.ng toll of dead, injured and homeless from this Tamil rebels attacked three relatives, so it was only for­ week's killer earthquake. villages yesterday in north­ Food on the move eigners wh,o would attack in­ As aftershocks reduced more earthquake-damaged build­ central Sri Lanka and nocent civilians without com­ HARARE: The move~ent oftruck-bome relief supplies of ings to rubble, the government moved on Wednesday to killed 127 people, most of punction. grain in Mozambique's Beira Corridor. halted at the week­ head off possible political disquiet. SGhools and universi­ them Muslim civilians, He said the meICenaries came end by the unexpected introduction of a new system of military officials said. from Mozambique, Zimbabwe, ties were ordered to remain closed another week. tariffs and vehicle limits, is expected to resume in the next Seven soldiers, five po­ and Namibia. Officially, the government edict wa') issued to give few days after intervention by the Zimbabwe Government. 30 "The se me~enaries mu st be inspectors time to ensure that Egyptian children can safely licemen and children Transport Minister Dt!nis Norman told reporters in Harare expelled under international return to their classrooms. Traditionally, however. schools were among those killed yesterday that the Mozambican authorities had agreed to ~-upeTVision. The OAU must close when security forces sense trouble brewing. in the pre-dawn attacks in accept the new toll of US$t50 in the fonn of travellers' demand their immediate re­ Monday's quake killed at least 471 people and injured Polonnaruwa district, said cheques, instead of cash, and to suspend new weight and moval from our country. Until more than 4 000. The earthquake left many thousands officials at the Joint Op­ size specifications for trucks. . this is done there will be no homeless. Some who lost theirhomes are becoming restive erations Comm and in end 10 violence. "-Said Makwetu. and assertive. complaining of official inaction anQ neglect Colombo. • Repor ts fromAFP, Sapa, and AP. :l "1'4i= rj(jay October 16 1992 THE NAMIS'iAN SPECIAL FOCUS SWA SAFARIS Have th'e holiday (PlY) LlD TOURS FROM WINDHOEK: spots fuUy booked. time few people want to TO ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK AND WATERBERG: NATHAN When planning a holiday, spend the entire festive One ollhe biggesl game reseryes in the world. VAN DEN BERG there is always the domi­ scac;on within the confines Weekly Monday 10 Friday. Departures: nant question - where to go? of their everyday life, so TO ATLANTIC COAST, ROSSING MINE, TWYFELFONTEIN, ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK AND IT'S already mid-October, As relatively few people they brave the holiday traf­ WATERBERG : • and with the holiday sea­ can afford to jet-set to Swit­ fic to find a di fferent scene. Departum: Fortnightly from Monday 10 Tuesday. son just around the cor­ zerland for a spot of ski-ing, In southern Africa, when Weekly in July. ner, mMy people are start­ it is not only necessary to talking about alternateholi­ TO KEETMANSHOOP, ASH RIVER CANYON , LUDERITZ AND SOSSUS VLEI : ing to make their holiday look for the answer a little days, Namibia is increas­ Departures: Fortnightly from Monday 10 Sunday, only February - December arrangements. closer to home, but it is also ingly mentioned - and while SPECIAL TOURS And, if you arc planning a well worth it. si tting in onc of the popular CAN BE ARRANGED holiday this year, it is a good It is a little known fact southern African tourism FOR GROUPS AND idea to start planning now - that many an enjoyable spot'>, relatively Icw Namibi- orelse you will soon find all holiday can actually be spent INDIVIDUALS to next page the rest camps and holiday at home, but at the same TeletQX: 225387 - Telex: 649 Tel. 37567 P.O. 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Come and witness the untold beauty of Northern Namibia. I Only when you are here d~ you understand why people .I~ always mention us and the "Diamond of Namibia" . I ~!iMW"·{~W::r,<¥i:?;.ir.i;>.;:t:?M:4:*:::::~~~:::::v:;~}~:@~:::::~:*~;~~~Wg~:~~~w@A~\"~ ~,~ .~ ~ . . ~~~ THE NAMIBIAN Friday O~tober 16 199215

CHARLY'S of it lifetime . DESERT TOURS -in. Namibia lor Namib Dessert Tours UNTER DEUTSCHER FOHRUNG from previous page comparable Etosha National A main allraction of Na­ ing up the sun. Why not try Park, Walerbcrg, the Fish mibia is, of course, the desert, yourh:rnd at some skydiving. ans have had the opponunity Riwr Canyon, and countless and there arc also local tour­ sailing, surlin"'g, hang-gliding THE ORIGINAL SAFARI OPERATORS IN SWAKOPMUND NAMIBIA to see Namibia with the eyes other spots. . ing groups that can"elp make - the list is neyerending. of a tourist. For those not into driving this a unique experience. AI Ihe momenl Ihe allrac­ We.offer: This year may well be the the distances, there are a host The Namib desert contains tions of Ihe North - Owambo. • Daily guided desert tours year to spend in Namibia, of local companies that offer scores of exotic plants and Caprivi and Kalima - arc not • camping safaris throughout Namibia seeing the sights and explor­ lUXUry safaris for individuals animals, and what beller way so well-known. RUllhese areas ing this country's many at­ or groups. to spend a vacation than to are inl.:reasingly heing discov­ tractions. For the avid hunter, there get in touch with nature and ered by both Namibians and For further information And what sights Namibia are countless guest farms with the country around you! foreign 10urislS. contact: has! This beautiful country organized hunting expeditions, And don't forget the coast, 1be holiday sc;tc;on 100 often CHARL V'S DESERT has no end of hiking spots, not to mention top drawer with most anractions centring seems far loo short - so make TOURS tours, tourist spots, hotels and hospitality. • around Swalcopmund and its sure the vacalion you choose night spots. PO Box 1400 Guest farms also provide plentiful opportunities. will be! as rewarding as it .Swakopmund Namibia For those who want to get perfect relaxation against a It also offers a host of out­ possibly can be. Tel: (0641) 434 1 close to nature for a while, backdrop delighU'ully differ­ door activities - apart from Fax: (0641) 4821 there are places like the in- ent from the city. lazing on the beach and sOalc- --, i SACCAR SCHOLARSHIPS

FOR POSTGRADUATE. STUDIES. IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES TENABLE IN SADCC COUNTRIES .

The Southern African Centre for Coorperation in Agricultural Research (SACCAR) is an organisation of SADCC responsible for coordinating agricultural research and high-level training in agriculture. In conjuction with the Federal Republic of Germany and the Bristish Government, SACCAR would like to sponsor suitably qualified candidates for M.Sc. degree studies at universities in the SADCC region. Each masters programme will last for two academic years. The first year will be course work and the 'second year will be research for thesis preparation.

Scholarships are available for the following fields ~t the SADCC institutions indicated:

AGRONOMY (Option "Crop Science") with 3 areas of specialization: " Crop Production", "Plant Breeding" and Crop Protection" at the University of Zambia for 1993-95. ' LAND AND WATER MANAGEMENT with 2 areas of specialization: "Irrigation" and "Land Use Planning" at Solmine University of Agriculture, Tanzania, for 1993 - 95.

ANIMAL SCIENC.E with 3 areas of specialisation; "Animal Breeding" "Animal Nutrition" and "Uvestock Production" at Bunda College of Agriculture, for 1993 - 95.

ELIGIBILITY

The Scholarships are open to all nationals of SADCC member states who possess a first degree with at least a credit or a second class pass or their equivalent. Award of the scholarship is subject to admission ot the respective university. Women are especially encouraged to apply. .

COVERAGE OF SCHOLARSHIP

The scholarships will cover academic fees and other charges, health insurance, room and meals, out-of-pocket expenses, settling­ in allowance, book allowance, research costs, scientific excursions, resettlement allowance, transportation costs to and from the university of study including travel and luggage allowance.

METHOD OF APPLICATION Prospective candidates for these scholarships shoulQ make reference to "SACCAR Scholarships" and apply directly to the respective university -see address below -sending three copies of the application with passport size photographs and giving details on:

1. Personal data (name, address, telephone, nationality and citizenship, date and place of birth, sex, marital status).

2. Course and choice of option; in case of several options indicate 1st and 2nd choice.

3. Education (including copies of university degrees/diplomas and any oth~r qualification, transcript of results - properly certified or authenticated by the relevant authority at the awarding university).

4. Employment record showing working experience and including a list of publications if any.

5. A one-page type-written statement on how the M.Sc. training will meet your short - and long-term professional objectives and how these may contribute to the national development of you country.

6. A letter of support from the employer, if applicable.

7. Name ofthree referees; (A) one on academic qualifications, (B) one on professional work, and (C) one on either (A) or (B). These referees should direct their references to the university by separate mail.

Respective applications should reach the university not later than Dec~mber 23, 1992, and should be addressed to:

- Research and Postgraduate Secretary, University of Zambia, P.O. Box 32379, 10101 LUSAKAlZAMBIA - Director, Research and Postgraduate S~udies, Soloine University of Agriculture, P.O. Box 3000, MORONGOROITANZANIA 0027. - The University Registrar University Office, P.O. Box 278, ZOMBAlMALAWI.

Each applicant should send for information a copy of the applica,ion to: The Director, SACCAR,. Private Bag 00108, GABOROBElBOTSWANA Suecessful applicants will be informed in March - April of next year. 16 Friday October 1G 1992. THE NAMIBIAN Tu ning on the power!

NO WAR ... Namibians joined in the plea in South African star PJ Powers' song 'No JAB ULANI JIVE ... The ever-popular J abulani had the crowd rocking and caDing for War', written against the background of the violence down south, at last weekend's more as Powers belted out the hit song. Powers has parted ways with former backing concerts at the Windhoek Show Ground arena. group Hotline, but her new group proved a great hit.

IT is no surprise that Sonth African pop star P J Powers has a big following in Namibia. Combining professionalism with participation, Powers' concerts are always a hit - for those very reasons. And the dynamic star obviously enjoys performing in Na­ mibia. However, although Powers drew a large crowd at her Friday night concert, in comparison the turn­ out on Saturday was somewhat disappointing, al­ though the show and the crowd's response was great. The Windhoek Show was over, the ground deserted and the Saturday concert poorly advertised. Let's hope it doesn't h~ppen again.

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" DTA saai verwarring onder kiesers VIER organiseeldelS van die vervoer om hul na die regis­ , Fouche- en Van Rhijnstraat huise afgele nie terwy) die DTA is in die laaste week in trasiepunte te bring. aangedoen. ander huise in die straat Windhoek-wes opgemerk Die groep, bestaande uit Volgens 'n ondersoek wat besoek is. waar hulle onder verdagte drie vrouens en een man; in die area oor die laaste *Gister het die groep, wat omstandighede besoeke aan loop met ' n lys rond waarop twee dae gedoen is wil dit nou uit twee mans en twee Is Rehoboth '0 vet Frieskoei? inwoners in die area afgele inwoners hul name en iden­ voorkom asof die groepie dames bestaan het, by die het en voorgegee het hulle titeitsnommers moet invul. op 'n selektiewe wyse tussen huis van 'n senior reger­ ' n VERMOEDE die Rehoboth-vraagstuk Is besig om 'n vet is registrasiebeamptes. Op die vonn word hulIe ook die huise rondbeweeg en nie ingsamptenaar in Windhoek­ Frieskoei vir iemand te raak is besig om sterker pos te vat Inwoners wat aandui hulle gevra om aan te dui vir watter by huise gaan waar bul wes opgedaag. Die vrou van na onlangse verwikkelinge in die saak. is die DTA nie goedgesind party hul in die laas te verki­ onwettige bedrywighede die amptenaar het hu) na Terwyl die hoofspelers in die drama hoogs intelligente en nie word meegedeel hulle esing gestem het. Die in­ gevaar loop om raakgesien bewering meegedee\ sy kan gepoleerde persoonlikbede is wat niks laat val nie, bet hoef nie te registreer Die woners moet op die vonn te word nie. Die op die vonn skryf al­ oOJangse gebeure ' n klein skrapie aan die blink oppervlak omdat die vier dit vir hul sal aandui ofhul vir Swapo, die In Fouchestraat is daar 'n vorens sy haar man mee­ gemaak. 'n Skrapie, watwanneer die gepoleerdbeid van die doen en die registrasie­ DTA of 'n ander party huis waamy 'n UDF-organi­ gedeel het Die. betrokke individue in ag geneem word, baie insiggewend kaartjies by hul huise sal gestem het in die laaste seerder wo on en 'n ander Toe die vrou na die tele-. kan wees. verkiesing. waarby 'n gesin woon wat foon beweeg om haar man 'n Tendens word in die internasionale wereld opgemerk bring. van regsgroepe wat die een of ander sentrum stig met die Diegene wat die DTA Die groepie het by ver­ kort voor onafbanklikbeid te skakel het die groep onraad doel om emosionele sake dwarsoor die wereld te banteer. goedgesind is word mee­ skeie huise in Okahand­ na die land teruggekeer het be merk , die vom1 gegryp Die geld is vet en die spelers in bierdie groep vlieg eersteklas gedeel- hulle moet wag- VIr jaweg, Pettenkofer-, Pavlov- (}een besoek is by die twee en weggehardloop 9~~~~~~~~_~~~~~nar------~!;;::i:f~:::~:~:sionelesaakwaterensoPdieaardbol Swapo registreer vir verkiesi Ditwerk so. . 'n Paar regsgeJeerdes begin 'n sentrum wat interna­ sionaal registreer word na gelang van omstandigbede. SWAPO is gister amptelik sal in elk van die ongeveer nie. Alle registrasiekaarte nie. Die aanbring van ' n Nou word daar na 'n emosionele saak gesoek, in bale vir die komende streeks- en 95 munisipale kiesafdelings is.geldig ongeag van of but stempel is slegs verphgtend gevalle die een of ander minderbeid wat glo bulle regte munisipale verlciesings gaan sowel as in al die streke 'n stempel ophet aangesien op die stembnewe wat ty­ word verontagsaam. registreer by die verkies­ kandidate benoem die wet rue die aanbring van dens die verkiesing gebntik Wanneer die groep gevind word, wat gewoonlik Die self ingsrurektoraat deur sy Die gesprek van registra­ 'n stempel verpligtend maak sal word die hoe regskostes kan bekostig nie, word 'n fon{isinsame­ Sekretaris-{}eneraal, ~oses siekaarte wat nie op die rug lingsveldtog geloods in die ontwikkelde lande. Garoeb. Die verlciesingsaan­ gestempel is nie het ook Amerikaners en Europeers, wat deesdae nie meer weet soek van die party moes tydens die registrasie van wat om met hul geld te maak nie, is maar net te gewillig om vergesel wees deur vyfhon­ dIe party opgekom tussen die beursies wyd oop te maak wanneer die verteenwoor­ derd geregistreerde kiesers Garoeb en Totemeyer. Ga­ digersvan die groep in 'n tranedal aan bul vertel hoe die een terwyl dIe party ook vyfdu­ roeb het by 'n vergadenng of ander groep misken word. isendrand as registrasiefoOl op OtjIwarongo hom Die geld wat op hlerdie wyse beskikbaar gestel word, moes . uitgespreek teen registrasie­ word gebruik vir die salarisse, vliegkaartjies en hotelonkos­ Gerhard Totel}1eyer, Di­ kaarte wat me op die rug tes van die verteenwoordigers wat kort-kort besoek afle by gestempelIs nie. die klaers en bul verseker van hoe binnekort die saak in die rekteur van Verkiesings, se Gister bet hy die saak bof sal verskyn en hoe eg hul motiewe is. dIe aansoek moet eers deur gese Oor die laaste paar maande is die ontwikkelings rondom die direktoraat nagegaan is uitgeklaar met die verki­ Rehoboth met 'n vergrootglas dopgehou. Dit is lank reeds word of rut aan al die vere­ esingsdirektoraat. ovgemerk daar is iets agter die saak wat, alhoewel dit istes voldoen voor die vedd­ T otemeyer se daar is geen ontasbaar voorkom, tog voelbaar is. esingskommissie 'n serti­ verpligting datkaarte op die Noem dit maar 'n oorontwikkelde manlike intuisie ofiets fikaat aan die party sal uit­ rug gestempel moet word maar verskeie gesprekke met die boofspelers in die drama reik. Die en het kiesers versoek Moses Garoeb oorhandig die aansoek van Swapo vir bet 'n sterk oortuiging gebring daar is 'n groot slang iewers Garoeb het tydens die om nie vir 'n stempel na die regsitrasie in die verkiesings aan die verkiesingsdi­ in die gras. Die oortuiging mag verkeerd wees, maar dit is ~eleentheid gese die party registrasiepunte terng te keer rekteur, Gerhard Totemeyer. Agter is Alpheus Na­ daar. ~I ------~ ruseb en Hermanus Kasper. Soos my swaer aItyd se: "Iewers, is daar 'n groot F** *p." Vandeesweek het die dreigende konfrontasie tussen die Natau-bestuur in spervuur twee prokureursfirmas na die oppervlak gekom en een van REHOCOMBO die firmas sal Die meer Diergaardt in sy saak verteenwoor­ vir selektiewe uitnodigings dig nie. presents Hierdie optrede h et 'n vraag ' n paar maande gelede deur 'n BOTSlNG dreig tussen vloer­ bestuur van die unie handel oud-stryder Hermanus Beukes 'n besondere waarde gegee. lelers van die werkers in veral oor die gematigde rigting A GRAND DANCE Oom Maans wou weet wanneer sal hierdie saak uiteinde­ Transnamib wat nie na die wat die unie ingeslaan het en die lik in die hof kom. kongres van NATAU oor die moontlikhede van korrupsie is In sy eie woorde: "Ons hoor van ' n hofsaak en Hans ry naweek uitgenooi is ni e en die nie heeltemal ui tgesluit nie. bier rond om geld in te samel, maar ons sien niks oie. nasionale bestu ur van d ie un ie. Hulle het die wyse waarop Date: 16 October 1992 Wanneer sal die saak io die hofkom?" 'n Faksie vloerleiers wat se hulle ui tnodigings nn die kongres gedoen is as ongewoon beskryf. Venue: Khomasdal Community Dit is die kwessie wat al hoe meer vertwyfeliog in die is doelbewus nie genooi nie het hul voorgeneem om op eie Vanjaar is 'n Iy s deur die Hall gemoed van waarnemers oor Rehoboth skep. onkoste die kongres by te woon. uitvoerennale Illcntaar opgcspo(lr word nie. 18 Friday October 16 .j 992 . THE NAMIBIAN

Buitelanders wil telefoon gaan bel na werk. Ons koop "re jeclcd slock" Namib ie oorneem op die kolonialisliese ma­ nier want hlllle moel eers Namibiers, waarvoor wou kies wat hulle wil he cl an ons d.i~ vryheid van ons hmd hulle hulsel f £IOU in die land se mense self gaan van -die wcer die pliglc van die die komende verkiesings kan ons nOli m aar koop wat gehad het? bevi£ld. armoede dood.r- Namibiese re gering. Dit is wen. Hier sit ek nou voor oorbl y. Was dit net om uitlanders . ' n Poskaart aanmypa wat Meneer "President, is dit hulle \Vat geskree bet die my plakhuis sonder kos of Ons ken geen rtIS by hier­ die geleentbeid te kan g~e ek hier uit Kenia gestuur wat u vir ons wil hl!? buitelandse geldskieters werk. die werk rue. selfs wannecr om besigbede tot ons nadeel het is deur 'n Asiervroil"van En al die mense wat vir moet nie s eld aan die regcr­ Ek kry baie swaar. Ek het jy jOll werk klaar gedocn daar te kom open. Kenia aalili8fn gaan oOIhan­ sogenaarndc ontwikkeling in ing gee nie maar aan die vir die DTA geste~ maar het, word jy nie tocgelaat HierinKeniakan 'nmens dig. Moes hy dit nie deur die land ingevoer word. Is privaatondememings. niemand help my in my om bietjie le rus nie; daar nie met rus gelaat word nie. die pos ontvang .bet nie? dit omdat ons in Namibie Die Nordiese lande het omstandighede nie. sal eerdervir JOIl ander werk Die oomblik warmeer hulle Sekere menere White, l5aie o·ngeletterd is? As dit gedoen wat hul gevra bet Ons uitgeworpene werk­ geskep word. hoor jy is 'n Namibier raak Alloyce en ander het na die die geval is, wat doen die omdat huIle se die regeri ng ers van die plaasboere het En dit terwyl van die base hulle baie gemtereseerd. Ministerie van Onderwys cn regering aan die saak? . het op die verkeerde tyd ' 0 besluit om agter ons broers by hierdie fi rma nie eens ' n Die uitdrukking is: "You KuItuur in Windhoek aan­ Ons is bewus van wat die vliegtuig gekoop. gaan tou te staan in Swapo. stukkie papier van die grond are aN amibian. I want to go soek gedoen deur te se hulIe regeringmet vreemdelinge. M. die regcring 'n vliegtuig Ek doen ' n beroep op ons af sal oplel nic, om nie eens and wode in Namibia. I want wil 'n k<1mmersiele kollege 'n Sekere man wat gesl! moet huur se hulle ook die broers en susters in die suide te praat van sy pen wat op to open a business in N a­ daar gaan open. het hy is Thomas Witbooi regeri ng mors geld. Watter om '0 aanvang te maak en die vloer geval het nie. Hy mibia. I want to marry aNa­ HuUe het gebruik gemaak se projek is stopgesit omdat alternatief wil bulle voor­ OIlS President skoon te maak. sal eerder vir jou IOcp om mibian." van Namibiers hier in Kenia, hy nie kon bewys lewer by stel? S.M. Rooi dit vir hom te kom optel. Het jy miskien nie dia­ maar ek hoop d.ie ministerie . is 'n Namibier nie. Die regering het bewys Mariental AJ wat hullc kan doen is mante om aan my te vedeoop is slim genoeg om deur hul Maar ek wonder van die dat hul die land kan regeer om met hul hande in hul nie? plarme te sien. . Keniaan wat 'n gastebuis in en d.ie aartsvyande van sake rood le loop en opdragte Die ·poskantoormense Kenia en al die ander Wmdhoek geopen het en nog Swapo bewonder die reger­ Pan African Sales te gee. Is dit die samewerk­ word omgekoop om adresse Afrika-lande bet dit m1 hul baie ander. ing vir sy wysbeid. erg met apartheid ing waarvan hul praat. te verskaf. As jy byvootbeeld onathanklikheid gedoen. Het hy en ander miskien Wat sou gebeur as die Vanjaar het ons 'n ver­ slcryf aan ' n vriend van jou Vandag beboort al die weer besighede geopen deur DTA gewen het? Baie sal As een van die onderdrukte hoging gekry wat selfs by die Private School op Keniaanse besighede aan die miskien vanne soos Nujoma onder aanhouding sonder wedcers by die boegenoemde minder as verlede jaar se Gibeon word die adres gevat Asiers. en Gurirab le gebruik. verhoor gewees het. fi rma wil ek graag be dat u verhoging is. en aansoek gedoen. Die uitlanders is d.ie wat Het die korrupsie van Die bevrydiog van hierdie brief vir my moet By Pan African Sales Dis hoekom so baie van die meeste besit. Die land Afrika ook reeds in Narnibie Namibie is deur God begin publiseer. bestaan daar nie 'n woord posgevat? en met Hendrik Witbooi en Ons as swart werkers by soos oortyd nie. Met ander Samuel Mahareroen isdeur Pan African Sales se woorde, ons werk bard en Baie bekommerde burger horn beeindig onder Sam werksdag begin om 07h30 oortyd sonder om ' n enkele Nairobi Nujoma en Hendrik Witbooi. soggens tot 18hoo saans, -~,~y~. seot daarvoor te key. Soos ek aan die begin terwyl die kantoordames wat Die grootste kopseer is ~£¥ '. ~~...,. gemeld het, het ons baie saam met ons werk eers, Sakkieshuise dat ons nie aan ' 0 pensioeo­ weens die 1989-verkiesiog eers mirute begin dertig later fonds behoort nie eo dus REPUBUC OF NAMIBIA ontstaan na verloor. Werk, eer en kon­ en io die namiddag '0 uur ook oor geen sekuriteit MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, onafbanklikheid trakte wat met d.ie vorige voor ons ophou werk. Vir beskik oie. werkgewers aangegaan was. ons as werkers is dit eeo WATER AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT Aan die eoo van die maand Ons hoor ook van '0 pla­ teken van apartheid Na die verkiesiogs het sak­ kry die blankes hul salarisse asskool wat noo gesluit moet Ons mag nie donkerbrille WINNERS OF THE ART kies lokasies in die suide vroeg in die oggend, terwyl ontstaan. Die meeste mense word omdat die skoolhoof by die werk dra nie maar ons eers om 13hoo betaal COMPETITION ON: wat nou in die dorpe plak is op die oorwinningsdag ' 0 hulle doen dit. word. plaaswerkers wat deur hul Swapo-vlag op sy dak gehys Ons mag nie baard laat Oit is ook vir ons 'n tekeo Trees for a better future het. Hoe was die kootrak nie, dan wOId base verplig was om vir die groei ons gevra van apartheid binnelandse partye soos die van die &kool? Was die om dit afte skeer, dit, terwyl Hierdie is maarook net ' 0 DTA te stem. Ons het die kootrak net bedoel vir die die persooo wat dit vir jou CATEGORY 1: paar van die onregte wat 'orders' van die base koloniale ·tydperk? se, 1st Prize: Ndapanda Hanna ons by hierdie finna 00- uitgevoer eo baie van die Baie van ons is van die . Ons mag glad nie die finna All Nations Christian School . dervind daarom vra ons vir binnelandse leiers by die plase weggeja omdat ons as se kantore betree nie, selfs P.O. Box 1204 die spoedige implementer­ broodkrip gebriog. Swapo's verdink is. wanneer jy 'n dringende Windhoek ing van die ad:leidskode sodal Mariental, Bethanie en Ek is baie jammer vir die . oproep'moet maak in geval ons ten minste TUS kan kry. Keetmanshoop het hulle io werkers wat nog op die plase van no od, word jy vertel die 2nd Prize: lC. Pool die verkiesings gewen. is. Hulle sal summier telefoon is daar vir die base Moeg vir Kolonialisme Wilhelm Nortier Primary School Vandag bemoeilik hul weggeja word as Swapo in en jy kan van ' 0 publieke Windhoek P/Bag 2089 Grootfontein

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FlJLL. -TIME.;.:.;.....i:rrEMPORARYSE ..CRETARY CATEGORY 2 WitHout it.y ou 1st Prize: Londeinge V. Lityomunelao Contact period: November 1,1992 - January 30, 1993 - Onankali Senior Primary School .c annot survive Post Offi ce Minimum requirements: Matriculation plus some formal secretarial training. Ondangwa Basic knowledge of computers and a full working knowledge of English. Must be willing to live out of Windhoek at the training site from approximately 2nd Prize: Helga BUssing November 13 January 10. Jan Mohr Secondary School P.O. Box 7224 DUTIES TO INCLUDE: Windhoek • Typing business letters and large reports and documents. Filing and records maintenance. 3rd Prize: Salom Shikokola • Answering the phone . Onamahoka Comb • General office procedur~s . Post Offi ce Oshikango How to apply: please send C.V. (with contact address and/or telephone number) to: P.D. Box 6862, Ausspannplatz, Windhoek, Namibia by October CATEGORY 3 25, 1992. 1st Prize: F.Fourie P.K. De Villiers P/Bag 2074 __ .FULL-TIME TEMPORARY DRIVER Keetmanshoop

2nd Prize: Surines Gaomes Contact period: November 1, 1992 - January 30, 1993 SI. Paul s College P.O. Box 11736 Minimum requ irements: Valid Drivers licence with a good driving record. Five (5) Windhoek plus years experience in driving 4 wheel drive vehicles on secondary dirt roads is required. Must be willing to travel outside of the Windhoek area frequently, and 3rd Prize: Jean-Paul Schmidt for long periods of ti me. Must have a good knowledge of English. SI. Paul s College P.O. Box 11736 How to apply: please send C.v. (with contact address and/or telephone number) Windhock to: p.a. Box 6862, Ausspannplatz, Windhoek, Namibia by October 25, 1992 'THE NAMIBIAN Friday October 16 1992 19 George-- Pohamba a Vava.Ii va fya oipundjamenye

xulifa ombadilila KONY ALA ovanhu vavali TYAPPA NAMUTEWA ova fya momikalo tadi lim­ OKUNIWE natango omal­ Fiyo opapa opolifi oye TYAPPA NAMUTEWA bilike mOtile womafiku atatu ipulo manene moshiwana lipyakidila nomakonakono a dja ko mo Windhoek. ashishe, unene tuu movaka- nasha eshi inave mu mona makonakono opo ku talike omoule nokwa teelelwa ku Umwe okwe limangeleka , limo vaKatutura kutya Etitatu alisbe. Metitatu tuu kutya oshike she mu lya. ka monike enyamukulo meni omanga umwe okwa hang­ oshike sha lya George Got­ omo, ounona hava nangala Eshi omutoolinghundana lefimbo li xupi. ika a fya a tuwa neembele. tlieb (Mukoti) Pohamba, 00 monduda ya shaama noy­ ou a talelapo eumbo omo Inaku shiivika kutya Ehokololo li tilifa la omudimba waye we lituwa aGcorge ova lombwela mwa kala nakufya, okwa efudiko laGeorge otali ka * hanga oshifo eshi otali ti, onghela meumbo lavo, wa ovakulunhu kutya monduda indila a t&! e monduda ~mu ningwa naini. omumati omunyasha lela, ola nale nokuli. otamu di edimQa. Okwa kala mwa hangika omudimba. George okwa li omushiivi­ Salomon Job "Boetie" Otaku tengenekwa kutya taku lipulwa kutya pamwe Oshiwilo ashishe oshi yadi kile moWindhoek no­ Ndimwedi, okwe litwilwe a George okwa file onguloshi ombelela ya nganga tai echonde omanga dimwe da mOwambo konyala aishc. fya onguloshi yOlomakaya. yEtivali, shaashi oyo e lixula nyika. napakana pokati kombete. Okwa longele tete mopo­ Omudimba waBoetie okumonika. Okudja Etitatu Edimba ola kala nee la Pokutala ngeno oto ti lifi nokonima ok.-wa ka longa otaku tiwa owe lituwa kopo­ fiyo ooghela inapa didilikwa pimbila neenghono okup­ omunhu okwa tuwa ile okWe moRadio. lifi lwopotundi onhimugoyi sha, ovanhu ova ka kundwa endukila onghela nounona yashwa, shaashi ohonde Pefimbo lokufya kwaye Nakufya Salomon Boetie yokonguloshi mOlomakaya ashike onghebkedimba 010 ova lombwela vali oihapu. Oinirna aishe ei, otai okwa hangika ha longo Ndimwedi, 0 0 a dipawa popepi nofikola yopombada la kala tali di monduda yaye. ovakulunhu, Molwaashi ulike itai dulika. Shaashi moilonga yomavalulo ovak­ , kuwalye. yedina Augustineum. Ehokololo eli la onduda okwa li ya patwa, ngeno okwa li a tuwa ile a washiwana mepangelo. Otaku hokololwa kutya lukwa kutya omudimba ou • lombwelwa oshifo eshi otali inava dulaokuyamo.Omal­ yashwa, ngeno onduda inai George omukutu waHangula Boetie okwa li e na oiveta owaBoetie. ti, George ongbee ashike e api opomakende nao okwa hangika ya patelwa meni. yaPohamba, o mu le sh ~ ivali yombele monhulo. Fiyo opapa inaku kwatwa lixulwa okumonika Etivali. li a kweywa. Ounona ova Ngeno olCwa li e liyasha inghundana a fimana Kutya okwa tuwakulyelye omunbu shina sha nedipao Molwaashi onduda yaye oi yeulula omakende nodalate, mwene ngaashi vamwe tava moilonga yoShiwambo ile omolwashike, inashi laBoetie, ashikeekonakono li kondje, lubapu oba piti nokwe lituwa momudimba tengeneke, ngeno ondjebo yaNBC. shiivika natango, shaashi lopolifi otali twikile, ashike ta i k~ilonga no ina waGeorge u li kombete wa omo ya hangika monduda, Okwa fi ya ko ounona omalinyengo aye onguloshi Boetie ota fudikwa ~ifa ovanbu ava ve li meni fula. Omudimba , owe uya shaashi omuvelo owe uya vahapu, tate na meme waye yOlomakaya inaa shiivika. mongula okudilila mongel­ leumbo. Molwolwiikilidi eli, okukufwa po kopolifi, oyo ashike okuteywa po kopo­ oshoyo vamwaina Meumbo okwe li xulwa mo eka yaLuther (ei yatate ovanhu inava kala ve na ko ' ye lipyakidila paife no- lifi. ovalumenhu novakainbu. mOlomakaya lwopombali Shiyandj a). Elonge- yomutenya no ina monika 10Kalunga lefudiko otali vali. hovele potundi onhi mugoyi Vamwaina voukadooa ova yongula. Karolina Gabrie a fikwa po kala tava diladila kutya okuli * Natango onghundana kumumwaina umwe koB­ ikwao yefyo loipund­ Opollsi ya Ndangwa otayi OSWALD SHIVUTE Opolisi petameko loed Rivier, ohal l.lka ashike jamenye otai popi efyo konaakona oshipotba sped­ lyekonaakono lyoshipotha eshi mOmaandaha va laWasbime Nghipondoka, hip ago nosbebwiko po lina kutya oye a pa nakusa kutya oya kwata aantu yon­ shedhipago lya Karolina. mbadukilwa kopolifi tai va 0 0 e lituwa a fya mEtivali, Iyomukulu kad hi Abiatar Obefa. tumba moshinima shika, "Otatu tala ngaa shi tatu pula va ka tale omudimba u eshi e Iimangeleka. gwoomvula 52 Karolina, konima unene tuu mboka ya adhika ningi po". Ekandjo, Deputy li kokila. Inaku shiivika natango gwomomukunda Osbikango yomathiminiko, okwa li a taya ehele eziko lyomulilo <;;,oll\m,i~sieJ;lef ¥,Qp9Vgdt' kutya . :os1like l~he mu li· mOukwanyama g.wedhin& itllale kutya-oyee yi' mQop~. mokaJ m~~ li; Karo\iria, tft tseyitha. ,~ ,~ . mangeJe&l!11'" ...... Kar9lina Kandjowina Gab­ Okwa pulwa kutya ndjoka kangwa . tiel ngoka eti.u.l 0.1992 a ya bupa ko oyi li peni, nokwa "Oshinima shika iilonga li a poDokelwa kaantu YOD­ yi mondjugo ye an1Jwa e ke yuulunde nuupwidhi lela," tumba ta dbeDgwa noku~a yi tale. ~ andjo ta lombwele, nok­ Iilema ya limbili.lwa ndeIe ta ekelw.a ondalu ya Sho a yi mo nokwa zi·mo upula kutya omolwashike , ,. nelyanga. nasha shoka a ulikile aantu aakwashigwana ye na okun­ Ebokololo otali ti kutya mboka kutya osbo ohefa, inga oshinima shatya Karolina okwa li ta fekelwa okwe yi nwetbwa po, nokwa ngaaka. "Omolwashike ina onkalo yawo moshilongo. kutya oye a dhipaga Dobefa tegelelwa ngeno a fule ye ya ye shi lipote kOpolisi nakusa Hangai Abiatar epunda, ihe sho pwa piti ko taku ningwa OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI Osikola ndjoka ya totwa Homateni, ngoka a manene etbirnbo ele ina fula epunda, omakonaakono gOpaI­ po yiilema, okuyambulapo oondjenda dhe ebu­ oya tameke noku mu dhenga abora"? Ekandjo ta pula. Natango iilema mbyoka yi Edhilaadhilo Iya ELCIN tuu shili iilema nenge oku liloshiwike tuu ndjoka lya anuwa sigo ta si. Kutya ngele pamwe li iikalelipo yayakwawo lyokupata ekulo lyEpangelo yi mbembeleka? mo, a sile mondjila ta etwa Sho Karolina a si, oonaku­ nakusa Abiatar ota ka fum­ mOsenda yIilema otwe li mona mo kutya okwe Ano ELCIN oye ashike e kOshipangeIo shEpangelo mUdhenga oya kutha buIwa mo, a konaakonwe mOnakayale oya li ye ya shi ninga opo a mone om­ na onts~yo yokulela iilema? sba Sbakati okuzilila om wiidh i taye gu tula kutya okwa sa kOhefa shili, koshifo shika mOshakati tayi pito yokuticD:la mo aantu mba Tse otwa hala, ELCIN, kEngela boka a li ta pangwa kombanda yomudhimba Ekandjo okwa ti, inapu nyenyeta kutya, Oshikondo ihaya vulu okwiikwatba Epangelo noSW APO ye ye sbo nee anuwa a pewa obefa gwe noku gu tomeka omu­ ningwa natango shoka shi na sha nIilema kuyoyene mboka kwali baya tu kundatbane. ku Karolina. lilo sigo tagu kala gwafa omalongekidho gatya oshe yi ekelahi na kashi na hupu mekulo IyEpangelo. Omolwashike Epangelo Ongundu yaashiwikile ya gwa yothwa ombinga ngaaka, oshoka oshinima we nayo, unene tuu mbyoka Uuna nee ELCIN ta kapata lya ningila aantu mba ye li sheso Iya Abiatar kutya osho Abiatar sbo ya uvu kutya yimwe. ya li iilyo yOplana, ehala lye ngashi unene nawa Ooproyeke, yo iilema Abiatar okwa huIitba, oya Komufala gwOpolisi Jo­ sha dhipagitha Karolina Olcakulumbwati koSWAPO pomafudho, aantu mbono ina yi ningilwa? yi noku kapulaapula Karo- sef I;lkandjo okwa koleka kasha li sha tseyithilwa moka ya lemanena omulu yali haya hupu mEkulo Ooranda oomiliyona 36 ekondjelomanguluko lyoshi- lyEpangelo, otayaka tsikila ndjoka ya gandjwa kaakwiita longo shika. ' ' ngaa noku ya pa iikulya? yoKoevoet nokwaamboka Aakwiita ya Hitler Ngashi ngaa oshifo shika Epangelo epe sho lya yi kwa li oonakulwa koshili hashi shiningi noshito, na­ koshipundi olya adha iilema yo Plan, Mele tse mba iilema tango otatu nyanyangidha yi li nale mOieoda ya Nakay­ twa lemanena miita inatu yi omushangwa ngoka ya ale, ihe omoIwashike nee yi pewa? Otayi ya unake ano? ya gongalapOluno nyanyangidha noku gu thig­ na okutidhwa mo? Otwa hala EpangeIo li tu ila ombelewa ndjika, gu li SWAPO ou shishi ngaa kongele omaha!a gokulon­ Aasamane mboka ya li golo oye a fa e na ekwtalhano kutya, oshilongo sho sha li ngashi tagu landula mpaka kutya ou na iilema mbyoka gela nge twa mana osikola oogaalcwiita miita ya Hitler, naamboka taya longekidha shi li pokumanguluka, ano kohi ; ihayi vulu okwiikwatba yookoosa dhoka tatu ilon­ iita iitiyali yuuyuni, Omaan­ omagano gaakw i~ ta aakulu momumvo 1989 Iwaam­ "Enyenyeto kiilema yi li mwene? gele. daha ga ziko otaku mbaka yomiita ya Hitler. poka, opwa li pwe ya edhi­ mOnakayalc tayi mono Omolwashike SWAPO Ohatu indile kEpangelo Muushimba otashi enQe laadhilo lya zilila koWin­ hokololwa kutya oya li ya iihuna. oye eeta iilema mOsenda li kale lya monena Ehan­ mono eithano ya gongale nawa, ihe mOwambo, moka duka lyokugandja open7.ela/ Otwa Iimbililwa kiilema ndjika ndele ngashiingeyi gano Iylilema osheendillto pOluno opo ya pewe anuwa omo mu na aakwiita aakulu Obonasa yasha kAakwiita ihayi vulu okwiikwatha otayi tidhwa mo, omanga opo li yule okukala tal i okasha kawo sho ya li yoludhi nduka oycndji, kamu mbaka aakulu yomiita ya kuyoyene ya kuthwa mo SW APO ke na ehala mpoka gwanitbapo oompumbwe muukwiita mboka, ngashi na omalongekidhO ge li Hitler, ihe pokati mpoka olya te yi fala? dhalyO nuupu, yakwawo mboka ye li nawa; onke'e nee tate Shon­ ka pwinina po, na olyafa mOscnda ya Nakayalc ndele SWAPO ou na po edhi­ Otwa vulwa okupopil­ muushimba haye shi golo okwa hala a kem­ nee olyo tali hituluka po . . tayi falw a kEngela ningilwa, taya pewa anuwa badhale e ya longekidhe Shoshene koyendji inas hi nomukalo gwEkengelelo, laadhilo li li ngiini, okun­ wako kaantu mboka kaye omausil a nosho tu u. nawa. yela nawa natango, ihe ngcle oshoka nani kEngela hako ingila iilema yoye mbyoka shi iiIema nuuthemba wayo. Otaku hokololwa kutya Gumwe ta lombwele twa monathana na tate ya ya shili oya ka tuminwa tayi tidhwaatidhwa ngeyi? Omolwashike ano haku oya li ya ithanwa ku Tate ONamibian ngaaka. Shongolo, otatu ka mona komagurn bo gawo. Elalakano ano okuyam­ popiwa llltya omvula ndjika Herman Shongolo gwokOn- - oThe Namibian oya uuyelcle wiihwapo. ELCIN oshikc a mona po bula po iilema nenge oku yi oyiilema? Ano 9yiilema yi tananga, oshoka tate Shon- lombwelwa konzo yimwe c ya fale komagumbo gawo? shunitha muulem a? lulumikwe? 20 Friday October 16 1992· THE NAMIBIAN

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Retr. and Primary schools locally in 522n • 3 Large bedrooms (bit) • Pitmana London. addition to being used in the HOCIlLANDPARK • 2 Lovely tield bathrooms (m96) Good Value Spt'('ial St'I'vicl's home by parents of children • Large lounge/dining room • Modem kltchen three· nine years. It is ideally 3 Bedrooms + 2 Bathrooms with showers • Extra large eIVen Travellen. AccomodatiOll to rent in suitable for remedial problems Only Rl06 500 and is very affordable by all at Open plan Kitchen ado TV Otjiwarongo. Clean. serviced Iii~· t~ ~f~~~ room Don't Delay, Phone Today only R68 inc!. Phone today to ~~ft ES Thurstan SaIl Estates rooms with bathrooms at R60.00 ' ESTAT Louge per night. (Single) GST included. learn more about the Abacard biningroom AIH 24 Houn security. Reservations: phonic alphabet and . your ASTRIO 33744 2 Garages + 1 Carport Rent·A-Room Bahnhof Street potential earnings. Talk. with OIANE 41900 Servants room with shower (Opposite Old Brumme Hotel) Tel: Cliff or Yvonne 011·6429828 HOCHLANDPARK CLAUOE 62415 + toilet 2517. Otjiwarongo. (24 hours) Grond is goud AORIAN 41207 Erwe nou beskikbaar. R246 100.00 Ne~. RADIO PAGE 522221 522n Wanh'd to Rt'nt CB WELDING KHOMASDAL HOCIlLANDPARK For general welding. steelwork. 2 en '3 Slaapkamer huis in Modern home near 8Chool Burglar ban. Gates. Security 'n Getroude man 80ek dringend uitbreiding 12 beskikbaar • 3 Bedrooms Ooon. e.t.c .. ... 'n Bachelor of een slaapkamer Plot en Plan. Modern kitchen ieseltl··­ Tel: 061 · 62600 or 62543 (w) woonstel in Windhoek·Noord Skakel VOLKSIE nou by Lounge Tel: 061 ·51980 After houn owgewing. Moet binne 34177 Dining room SlI\~I"'1I loopafstand van stad wees. 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Sale 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms (( bags of polyester thread; after hours 223348 and other imported includes licence and Openplan kitchen Price dras •. ally reduced, 9I.HJ to 'Discount Lupwr products and increase your contents of business. Tel: I Garage with lovely garden. Immediate occupation. House X.anna Street x.1i.0t1UlStfa[ profit before Christmas. 06742 • 212 tor more The price is affordable. with a lovely view and Phone right away at (061 ) details, swimming pool. it & BE WISE :ror :rfowwJ :rr.u 211503 to prevent Contact Phone Dera for further 'TIegetaDUs disappointment Bottle Store in Black Chain DidiRakow information at 32401 ADVERTISE Tel213715 Centre, Katutura. Tel: 217487 Tel: 41374 all hours.

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THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Any person who objects to my NOTICE OF INTENTION assunlption of the said surname of CERTA[N: Erf no 5855 Katutura OF CHANGE OF Kadhila Amoomo should as soon as Township (Extent ion I) SURNAME may he lodge his objection, in S[TUATED: [n the dislrict of W[NDIIOEK I. Agenus Paulinus Lkamenyc, writing. with a statement of his reasons therefore. with the MEASUR[NG: 266 (tWO residing at erf 1514 'I'ugela Magistrate of Windhoek. HUNDRED ADN SIXTY SIX) Street Wanaheda, and HECTARES C'Urrently umemployed intend THE AUENS ACT, 1937 HELD BY DEED OF TRANSFER applying to the Minister of NOTICE OF INTENTION NUMBER: 1'2520/1990 Home AfTairs for authority OF CHANGE OF under section 9 of the Aliens SURNAME The property shall be sold by the Act, 1937, to assume the Drputy Sherff of Windhoek to the surname Kamenye fo r the [, 10hanna Skl)'wer. employed as a highest bidder. reasons that Paulinus is · my Cleaner intend applying to the BURNING UP THE TRACK ... Top motor sport will be on view at the Tony Rust fathers first name. I previously Minister of Home Affairs for \0 % of the purchase price is to be track tomorrow. See repol·t below. Photograph: Donna CoUins authority under srction 9 of the bore the names Agenus paid in cash on the date of the sale, Aliens Act • . [937, to assume the the balance to be paid against Paulinus. Any person who surname Xoagus for the reasons objects to my assumption ofthe transfer, to be secured by a Bank or that Xoagus and Skrywer are just Bui[ding Society or other said surname of Kemenye the same but one is in Nama Damara should as soon as may be lodge acceptable guarantee to be and one in Afrikaans. Any person furnished to the Deputy $herrif HOT racing on his objection.,.in writing, with a who objects to my assumption of within fourteen (14) days after the statement of his reasons the said surname of Xoagus should date of the sale. therefore, with the Magistrate as soon as may be lodge his The full conditions of the sale will ofWindhoek. objection, in writing, with a be read out by the Deputy Sheriff on statement of his reasons therefore, the day of the sale but may be THE AUENS ACT, 1937 with the Magistrate of Windhoek, . inspected at any time prior to the cards tomorrow NOTICE OF INTENTION sale at the offices of the Deputy OF CHANGE OF Sheriff or at the offices of In the Magistrate's Coun of WlND­ SURNAME thePlaintiffs attorneys. MOTOR racing fans can for some excitement, with HOEK held at Windhoek CASE DONNA COLLINS I, . Theophelus Kat.amba DATED at WINDHOEK this 17th look forward to some great two 1600 Escorts driven by Hangula ·employed as a painter NO 64/91 day of SEPTEMBER 1992. racing at the Tony Rust up the day, and spectators Van Blerk and Thompson intend applying to the Minister In the maller between: SWA MESSRS. P.F. KOEP and Track tomorrow, when BUILDING SOCIETY plaintiff can be sure of an all-out plus a Conquest driven by of Home AfTairs for authority COMPANY eight of South Mrica's dice from Llewellyn An­ Mark Dakin from the Re­ and THEOBALD NDISIRO defen­ PER: P.F. KOEP under section 9 of the Aliens mainstream drivers com­ Act, 1937, to assume the dant. ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF thony in his BMW turbo public in the running. There surname Hangula . for the Notice or Sale in Execution. FIRST FLOOR ACME CORNER pete with our local boys in and U we Kessler in his new are also two outsiders arriv ­ reasons that Katmaba is one of In execution of a Judgement KASINO STREET, WlNDHOEK the First National Bank Golf 2 litre turbo. ing from the Cape - Pasqualle my names I previously bore the granted by the above Honourable PFK/nI98[6 International Race Day. Then there is Robby and Fontini, who are bring­ names Katamba. Any person Court, the following propery will be This event is the second­ Eichoffin a Rover V8, who ing up their modified ve­ sold by public auction by the Court who objects to my assumption last race meeting on the will give local lad Willy hicles to join the action. Messenger for the District of Wind­ IN THE HIGH COURT OF of the said surname of Hangula armual calendar, and has van Rhyn in his V6 Alfa a So far there is a field of should as soon as may be lodge hoek on Wednesday the 28th day of NAMIBIA his objection, in writing, with a OCTOBER 1992 at 15hOO in the In the mall.er between: been generously sponsored run for his money. seven super bike entries, with statement of his reasons afternoon to wit Erf No [328, ( a FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF by First National Bank for In the class B section Patrick Arlove so far lead­ therefore, with the Magistrate Portion ofErfNo 1479), Hochland­ NAMIBIA LIMITED PLAINTIFF the sixth consecutive year. Herman Wucher and Fak­ ing the championships, and AND JOHAN HENDRIK ofWindhoek. park Township. Action-wise it looks as Ide- Gouws in their Golfs brother Bruno not far be­ CERTAIN: Erf no [328, (APOR­ POTGIElCR DEFENDANT nON OF ERF NO 1479), HOCH­ NOTICE OF SALE IN though vehicles of all classes will have some stiff compe­ hind. \ THE AUENS ACT, 1937 LANDPARK Township EXECUnON OF IMMOVABLE are in for some sizzling tition from the the Cape's The races will start at l'{OTICE OF INTENTION SITUATE: In the Municipality of PROPERTY competition from down fastest Golf driven by Jesse 13hOO, and there will be three OF CHANGE OF WINDHOEK REGISTRATION In execution of a judgment of the above Honourab[e Court in the south. In the bigger league Hugget. Meanwhile Dippies events of 10 laps each. For SURNAME DIVISION "K" with ail airnprove­ abovementioned suit, a sale will be we have Louis Powel with has souped up his Stanza's those of you who enjoy a I, Vistorina L hango, and employe

VACANCY - HIPPO PRIMARY SCHOOL Hippll Prill1ary School has the following Vlll'lUlCy. nvuilllhlt: from Junuary I. 1993.

Sl'PERINTENDENT 01<' HOSTEL Medium of instruction: Afrikaans Closing Date: 30 October 1992 Subjects: , Senior Primary Phase

REQUIREMENTS: Must be professionally qualified. or must supply proof of studies. Must at least he in possession of a grade 12 (Std. 10) Certificate. Must have at least 5 years teaching experience. Must be a Namibian citizen Preference will be given to a husband-wife combination. Both must be prepared to teach. (This is due to an accomodation problem) The prescribed application forms (Z83. ZO/1229 (1) or 2/504) must be completed A health questionaire must be completed. At least two references / testimonials must be given. A proper curriculum vitae must accompany the application. THE Ramblers players ofthe national softball squad in practice with national coach Peter Fourie. The Namibian softball team will participate in the Africa Zone Six APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE MAILED TO: Championships in Bulawayo from November 3-8. The Headmaster: MrNel. Hippo Primary School. PO Box 1284. GOBABIS - Tel. 0688 - 17602 I Sport ~horts ... Sport Shorts Beeker~ . Bucssunk Training Officer blasted DYNAMOS played above themselves to outgun Orlando Pirates 3-1 in a NSL Castle League soccer match at Windhoek Tembisa on Wednesday. The score wa<; 1-1 at halftime. This position at the Personnel Department involves the overall planning out Pirates were the first to score through Bashin Mahlangu and presentation of 6M and literacy training courses. in the 21st minute, but Arrie Thomas' strike nine minutes TOKYO: Top-seeded Stefan later, cancelled the lead. Angelo Burts and Marks Mapo­ Minimum requirements are a 3-year diploma in the field of Personnel/­ Edberg marched into the Training plus approximately 3 years' experience in course presentation, quarterfinals yesterday while nyane added goals two and three. including literacy training . Swedish compatriotHenrik We offer an excellent remuneration package which includes housing Holm quickly blasted out Pro wrestling benefits and assisted relocation. third-seeded Boris Becker with lightning serves in the NAMIBIA'S first professional wrestling event, featuring Interested candidates in possession of Namibian citizenship/permanent Man of Steel and Killer Henry in the top spot of an exciting residency should contact Miss T Taljaard at (061) 298-2228 for details. $1,1- million Seiko Super Tennis tournament. bill, takes place at the Showgrounds arena tomorrow night. Completed applications should be sent to the Assistant Manager : Holm, the 14th seed, hit Local body-builders will open a full programme with a Manpower, TransNamib, Private Bag 13204, Windhoek. 11 aces in his 6-1, 6-2 vic­ show starting at 19hOO, followed by a brief kick-boxing display and a plank-breaking demonstration. Closing date: 30 October 1992 tory, and said afterward: "I have never served so well in my whole life." Soccer bonanza N ---'O'~=-~"-" · "I felt very good. I made ...... good returns. It was the SAUDI Arabian hosts fine-tuned preparations on Monday T rans amlu biggest win in all my life. for the inaugural Continental Soccer Championship, in­ Boris is a good indoor player cluding teams from the United States, Argentina and the so it's good to beat him," he Ivory Coast. The six-day event begins tomorrow at the Limited added. modem King Fahd International Stadium when Saudi Becker called Holm's Arabia plays the Americans, Ivory Coast and Argentina The National Carrier of Namibia performance "nearly perfect square off on Friday. To page 21 Cup draws WITH 10 qualifying games spread across Europe, there were no signs of anyone emerging as a potential World Cup winner when the fmals are held in the United States ·in 1994. Powerful teams such as Italy, England, the Nether­ lands and Denmark could do no better that tie with oppo­ nents they were supposed to beat comfortably. Volleyball tourney THE annual Senior and Ladies Volleyball Club Champion­ ships, hosted by the Namibian Volleyball ·Association You could well be part of a graduate trainee scheme so tough,. so (NA V A) takes place at the SKW Hall in Windhoek this professional, it can lead to virtually unlimited career opportunities. weekend, starting tonight. The event promises to be a spectacular one as approximately 12 teams have indicated their participation in the senior men's division, whilst seven ladies teams will clash in their section. [look upon Old Mutual Employee Benefits as a I. You are a strong university graduate (ideally a highly dynamic, fast-growing business in its own BCom or Business Science); Double Diego right. A business that creates, develops and perfects a 2. You have gained between 2 - 4 years' postgraduate wide range of outstanding employee benefits products business experience (ideally involving client interaction); DIEGO played for both sides as his new Spanish and services . 3. You possess above-average numeracy skills, evidenced club Sevilla beat his old Argentinian tearnmates Boca As one of our future, highly competent Client by good Maths, Stats, etc; Juniors 3-2 in a friendly here on Wednesday night. 4. You are in English and at least one other Southern Managers, it will be your enviable task to vigorously f1u~nt After failing to find the mark in the first 45 minutes for market our employee benefits packages to organisa­ African language; . S. You are willing and able to travel extensively throughout Sevilla, Maradona scored in the second half while playing tions within either the private or public sectors. for Boca. The match was played to commemorate the We're giving you a unique career opportunity. and after TCMS; Firs~, though, you'll need to successfully complete 6. You are ambitious, thirsty for Old Mutual Employee 500th anniversary of the discovery of the Americas, and our very tough, very professional in-house Trainee Benefits knowledge and the high rewards it can bring; drew a crowd of 35 000. Client Management Scheme (TCMS; on full pay and _ 7. You must be a Namibian citizen. . benefits. If, and only if, you're one of the few who can meet ALL Bokssquad A scheme that, within 2 - 3 short years, will equip the aforementioned requirements, send a detailed CV and you with a well-balanced mix of formal head office covering letter to Ms Lisa Stimson, Telephone: (OIl) THE Springbok rugby squad to take Oil France in the first training and on-the-job assimilation, covering every­ 227-206Srrelefax: _(0 11 ) 227-2S13/0Id Mutual, PO Box 1760, of two tcst matches in Lyon on Saturday was announced on thing from senior level communications to extensive Johannesburg 2000. Wednesday night. product knowledge. Squ:\d: Hugh Reece-Edwards, Jacqucs Olivier. Pirter This exciting and innovduve scheme gets under Closing date for Muller. Danic Gerbcr. .lames Small. Naas Botha (captain). way on 4 January 1993. all applications: Garth Wright, Johann Styger. Willie HilIs, Hcinrich Rodg­ To ensure that you're part of it, yOl~ must be able to meet ALL 7 of these c ~.s ential selection criteria: 30 October 1992 . crs. Wah) Bartmann (vice capt). Adolf Malan, Adri Geld­ All interviews will be conJlI~led in Namibia. cnhuys, Adriaan Richter, Tiaan Strauss. Reserves: Robcrt du Prcez, Hennie le Roux, Theo 'van Rcnsburg, Harry Robcrts, Drikus Haltingh and Botha Rossouw. Helping yO\:. rake the most of your life, every step of the way. iWt"RK ;CAPE) 74062 .THE NAMIBIAN Friday October 16 1992 23 Welcome sponsor THE Namibia Breweries Limited is to support the Namibian Triathlon Fed­ eration for the 1992/93 season. The Breweries will spon­ sor beverages for two sep­ erate triathlon events. The Pepsi Mini Triath­ Ion Series, consisting of WHO'S TO BLAME? shorter distances, is aimed at the general public, while NAMIBIA has played and lost its maiden appearance in the Windhoek Light Tri­ the Mrica Group H 1994 World Cup preliininary round athlon caters for the more tie in Antananarivo last Sunday succumbing 3-0 to their serious triathletes. hosts, Madagascar. The main reason for the Brave Warriors defeat was attributed to "stage-fright", probably due to the esti­ Sports mated 30 000 partisan crowd which was too much for the locallacls to handle. HAYON Tawse, chairperson of the Namibian Triathlon Federation (left), and Mar­ Another factor, as the coach Shepherd Murape ad­ conference ..... keting Manager of the Namibian Breweries -Chuck Muller, pictured at the sponsor­ mitted himself, was the lack of an experienced goal­ ship announcement of the triathlon events by the Breweries on Wednesday night. keeper like Marcellus Witbeen of Chief Santos. THE Ministry of Youth and Both shortcomings could have been overcome by Sport is planning to hold a better planning from the soccer administration body. national conference from The problem with a partisan crowd could have been November 26-28 on the TECHNIKON NAMIBIA negated by negotiating to play a friendly match against National Sport Policy. South Mrica who would probably welcome the request A Restructuring Commit­ CURRICULUM GROUP ACCOUNTING, with open arms. tee, which is responsible for INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND LEGAL TRAINING We are in the same position as South Africa, when it the drafting of the National comes to experience in international competition, and Sport Policy, was approved our southern brothers, who are desperate to restore by cabinet upon the recom­ Comput er ourses their pride and i m~ge would be glad to play against us. mendation of the Ministry Certainly with their present poor record in interna­ of Youth abd Sport. 16 November - 2 December 1992 The committee was as­ tional competition, South Mrican cannot look.on Zam­ The Information Systems Department is offering computer bia, Zimbabwe or Mozambique as a "training-mate." signed the following tasks: i) to study the current courses_from Introductory to Advanced level to companies Their big crowds and effecient infrastructure could whose staff require training in anyone of the following: be used to develop our own game. It is too late now to do ~tate of affairs of sport in anything about the·omission of Witbeen but I put the Namibia. • Introduction to Personal Computers blame squarely on the shoulders of the NF A. ii) to come up with rec­ • MsDos 5.0 Soccer is a game played b y eleven athletes on the field ommendations for the bet­ • Word Perfect 5.1 and a coach and the reserves on the bench are also con­ terment of sport in the coun­ • Quatro Pro 3.0 try, and- sidered part of the team. Our national team should not • Multimate --De administered- by a single perso~ no matter how ill) to draft a NatiorW. Sport .. C programming and programming concepts Policy. educated or experienced he might be. • DBase III Plus No single person should have the sole mandate to take The Restructuring Com­ decisions when it comes to our national team, whether mittee has completed the Our highly trained staff will provide the best Rossible tuition be is the coach, team manager, or the head of the preliminary draft, and will - specially designed to suit your s pecific needs and by controlling body. To this day still there is no panel of present it to sport enthusi­ means of the most advanced equipment. selectors fo r the national team, as far as ·1 know. asts, experts and adminis­ trators, as well as other inter­ Pric es will be commensurate with the type of training Namibia travened to Madagascar without MarceUus, provided. our most internationaUy experienced goalkeeper and ested parties. Gerros Witbeenm, one of the country's most talented 1berefore, the Ministry of If there are six or more of your staff memb e rs in and respected strikers. Youth And Sport is inviting need of expert training, do not hesitat e to contact I am not saying that the presence of the Santos cousins all sponsors and potential Mr R L Izaks at (061) 307-2431. would have overturned the outcome of the match in N a­ sponsors of sport to send a mibia's favour but, as Murape admitted himself - ''if representative to .this con­ Marcenus·could have been in goal on Sunday, October ference. 11, who knows what would have happened?" Delegates must register by The NFA surely realises that the national soccer team calling telephone (061 )- Technil

FLASHBACK ... Last year's ~Player of the Series' Lucky Richter, here being presented with his trophy by Sports Minister Pendukeni Ithana, will not be around to defend his crown after his new club Pupkewitz Toyota Young Ones were-knocked out of the contest by Gobabis First Division outfit Desert Rollers. Metropolitan Champ of Champs Cup: TIGERS PROMISE

AITSA!M'Civics striker Jan Ooete in aerial action against Desert Rollers a fortnight ago. The quick-thinking Cloete TOTAL ONSLAUGHT wiU star for his side against the hard-running Prime Press Liverpool iD tomorrow's second last quarterf'mal match of the evening. CONRAD ANGULA 'As quarter-finals kick-o.ff... CAN Mukorob Pelagic Tigers realise a dream by win­ TCL Chief Santos have ning their first major cup competition this weekend qualified after using two when Namibia's oldest club engage pre-toumament , "suspended" players in the METROPOLITAN favourites African Stars in the last Metropolitan Life preliminary round at Champion of Champions Cup Group A quarterfinal Tsumeb. CHAMP 'OF C, HA ' MPS :;:~'ct)',p : 1 match tomorrow? * The second last match The present Tigers team, ing. of the evening features the despite a few sparkling "Stars won't know what exciting Civics against perfonoances in the past, has hit them tomorrow. We another pre-toumament ·QUARTERFINALS has never produced the same are actually looking forward favourite Prime Prf',ss Liv­ 'Date: Saturday 17th October 1992 splendid fono as the glori- to the next match against erpool at 18hOO, Venue: Independence Stadium ous squad of the 1960 and either Civics or Liverpool Both teams contain some 1070 seasons. on Sunday," he said exciting youngsters who And although the young Brave words from very could' turn this match in a. GROUPB Ingweinyama generation has optimistic men but whether real humdinger. And with Time Fixture created classy national team the Ingweinyama can pre- sides at full strength after (1 )14hOO Eastern Jumpers vs Ramblers players like the Uumati vent Stars from shining the return of their national brothers Gray and Kuumi; tomorrow, only time will team players, soccer fans (2)16hOO Winners Group B vs Robber Chanties strikers Issy Naruseb, Steve tell. should get their money's Haihambo and Forresta * All quarterfinal matches worth. GROUP A Nickodemus and goalkeeper will be played at the Inde- The winner of the Civics­ Bandike Ochurub in the pendence Stadium tomor- Liverpool tie will face the Time Fixture 1980s, the team has yet to row with Ramblers pitted winner between Stars and (3)18hOO CiVics vs Prime Press Liver wiq any major cup compe- againstBiantkillersEastero Tigers for a Group A semi­ (4)20hOO Mukurob Pellagic Tigers vs African Stars tition. Jumpers in the opening final berth on Sunday. But the team's newly- outing at 14hOO. The Group B semifinal elected Pro Sackey * High-riding Khorixas place will be detemlined by SEMI ·FINALS Namugongo is positive the outfit Robber Chanties will the winners of the Jumpers­ Date: Sunday: 18 October 1992 present team wiJI bring back travel to Windhoek not Ramblers match who will the days of glory to the knowing who are their op- face the winner between the. Venue: Independence Stadium Shandumbala Boys. ponents for the second en- Robbers and their unknown Said Namugongo: "The counter at 16hOO. The NFA opponents. Time Fixture te.un spirit and detennina- must still decide whether Winner (1) vs Winner (2) Group B tion has never been better at 15hOO . Tigers, I feel sony Stars have 17hOO Winnt3f (3) vs Winner (4) Group A to face us at this stage be­ cause we are in the right Karate Knock-Out frame of mind. "We want to start filling THE Namibia Kyokushinkai Karate Club will the empty trophy shelves and there is no better oppor­ host a full body contact 'Knock-Out' Champi­ tunity than the Metropoli­ onship for top local karatekas at the Shifidi METROPOLITAN tan trophy." School Hall in Katutura tomorrow. Namllgongo's sentiments The early fights will commence at 16hOO with LIFE were also collahorated hy the mnin fights scheduled to begin at 20hOO. team manager David . Pe le ' Admission fee is R3 for adults and R2 for kids. Kahatjlpara Who said Stars were ill for a thorough beat-