Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No.364

officials feel intimidated

CHRIS NDIVANGA

TWO officials of the Ministry of Wildlife and Conservation were rudely treated and snubbed by two ac­ cused in separate os­ • • trich cases in the High Court last week. 10hannes Pieter A venant last Monday ss refused to shake hand with senior wildlife offi­ cial Thys Uys as he had allegedly caused him (Avenant) considerable 'Please help' Govt urged damage. On Friday Riaan de Klerk, accused number message to the Govern- 10 children and nine two in an another ostrich OSWALD SHIVUTE AT ONGWEDIVA ment"Pleasehelpusout other young people stay- case involving three of our homeless crisis". mg. Wit . h t h em, were STAKING A CLAIM IN THEIR FUTURE •.. farmers, told official AS THE Efundja in the Oshana re­ Although there has asleep on Friday and Namibian women on Saturday demonstrated GuntervonMartelockto for a liberalisation of Namibia's strict abortion gion continues to sweep away every­ been rain over the past were woken up by the . "get out of the way" as · law and their right to choose. See report, p3. wee k, watercontmues to T,o page 2 To page 3 thing in its path, desperate re'Sidents stream into northern Na- r--______J... ,_P_h_ot_o_:_J_ea_n_S_u_th_e_r_la_n_d______-'-- ______have launched an urgent appeal to mibia frorp Angola. The Government "to please h~lp". floods -are traditional called the Efundja. Most of the home­ left- residents running Jesaya Petrus Shiteta steads along the strongly around in circles - and (63), whose house and flowing river at with no help. mahangu field is com­ Ongwediva have been Many families in the pletely under water at destroyed, many people Oidiva and Oidiva village, yesterday haveiJeen left homeless Efidilomulunga villages, contacted The Namibian and their mahangu fields east and south-east of and asked this reporter are under water. Ongwediva. are in des­ "to come and see the con­ So far all requests to perate need. dition we are in". Government depart­ They pleaded with The Shiteta related that he, ments in the North have Namibian to pass on their his wife and some of his

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Uranium production at Rassing is To page 2· expected to rise this year as sales ... .. ~ • 2 Monday March'7-'1994 Residents in North stranded Cops recover 70 to bring the big machines concerned; we can't do From page 1 I I to try and stop the water it alone". arrival of the flood wa­ where possible, but de-. He said that Oidiva ters. spite instructions from was in the Ongwediva stolen vehicles "With the whole house Mr Vatuva they didn't area and had been de­ under water, weal1 and arrive soon. When they clared part of Ongwediva OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATI my cattle, goats and other arrived eventual1y, they town. animals, chickens and told us there was noth ing "We voted for a re­ MORE THAN 70 stolen vehicles have been recov­ pigs, dogs - al1 of us were· they could do," Shiteta gional councillor, as well ered during police operations in the North over the very desperate and recounted. as for a town council, so past few weeks. shouted to neighbours to "I went to the Works we are not in a tradi­ Deputy Commissioner of Police in the 'C, iminal Department. They came Investigation ,Department at Oshakati, Vilho come and help us," tional residental area as Shiteta told The Na­ but said the water was Nghi(indaka, t910 The Namibian over the weekend they said," Shiteta argued mibian. too deep ..They also said that many of the stolen vehicles were found in the Shiteta's mahangu they couldn't help be­ and added that if that was possession of prominent businesspeople in Oshakati. field looked like a small cause we are in the rural the case, "whydidn'tthey Some have been arrested and will appear in the ocean. Some of his huts traditioanl area and they then come into the house Magistrates Court soon. have been destroyed only help_those in town to familiarise themselves Nghifindaka added that some sort of syndicate while others will collapse areas." with our situation". had been operating between Namibia and South soon if no help is re­ The deeply disap­ "We really need help Africa, especially Cape Town, since 1989. ceived. Already chick­ pointed villager told The like food, accommoda­ Vehicles are stolen in South Africa and are sold in ens and cats have died. Namibian al1 this as he tion and ather assistance, Namibia after their engine and chassis numbers have been falsified. Families at and the reporter stood because we have to re­ nearly waist-deep in the Efidilomulunga have build our houses as we If also had to evacuate their deep water that had de­ do not have anywhere homesteads and seek ref­ stroyed his home. Mines expect upswing "We also went to see else to go. We are not ' uge with relatives and strikes at two mines in­ friends. the Police, where we working and most of our From page 1 cluding a two-week Shiteta told of the frus­ were referred to Water children are st1l going to tration of trying to get Affairs, but again no school. Those who don't, grants, some still to be strike at CDM and two someone to help. "We help." do nothavejobs and can- CAKE FOR ALL ... A huge 3,5 metre square approved. stoppages at Navachab. went to see the Governor Getting more and more not help support us." clown cake was baked by by Model Supermarket The chamber's mem- A big feature of the of Oshana, Sylvanus desperate, they next ap- At the time of going to for a new Red Nose record. Slices of the cake ber mines employed a Chamber of Mines din­ were sold to the public in Wernhil centre on t t 1 f 9854 1 t Vatuva, and he promised . proached the Ongwediva press, repeated attempts 0 a 0 peop e a ner on Friday was the Saturday to raise funds for Red Nose Day and D b 31 1993 he would tell the Depart­ Town Council where by The Namibian to ecem er , presentation of shields this family trio thought it was a great bargain at ment concerned and they they were given a truck. reach senior officials for down from II 441 a year for safety and R6ssing However, "when we ar­ 20c a slice. Photo: Lesley Paton would come and help us comment proved unsuc- 1------1 earlier and 19 776 in Uranium won the prize 'to evacuate most of our rived at my homestead for big mines, achieving belongings like clothes, they only helped us to cessful. Kell d ~ t tb k 1980. The total cash re­ Last year many people muneration last year was nine million employee­ mahangu stored in the move some of our be­ I e lor .ex 00 shifts withouta fatal ac­ sheds, animals, children longings which we had who fell victim to the N$381 ,2 million (down EfundJ'a in Ombalantu in POLICE atOshakati are investigating a case of murder from the peak in 1991 of cident and Rosh Pinah and other items." already taken out of the after a domestic servant was found murdered near his The distressed villager water". theOmusati Region were boss's house at Oidiva near Ongwediva last week. N$387,9million), which won for smaller mines, then went to Rural De-. Shiteta emphasized also not helped in time In another incident a boy in the Ongwelume area is an average pay-out of going 12 mill ion em­ velopment Centre at ,th at they needed help despite a call by Senior apparently killed his brother with a shotgun during a N$38 680. ployee-hours without a Ongwediva "to get them "from the department headman OswinMukulu. quarrel over a textbook. There were three death. ETOSHA FISHERIES HOLDINC co. (PTY) l TO PRESS STATEMENT

WALVIS BAY, 2 MARCH 1994

The Walvis Bay Fishing Factories Executive Committee, through its chairman. Bramwell, on the 22nd of February 1994, released a statement in the form of a letter t~led 'VANDALlSM, THEFT AND INTIMIDATION: KUISEBMOND', addressed to the Joint Administrative Authority, the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs, Swapo, Mr Maxuilili MP, the Police ·and His Worship the Mayor of Walvis Bay.

PARAGRAPH 1 of the letter stated '1he Fishing Industry wishes to lodge their strongest protest against the vandalism, theft, intimidation and physical violence which occurred in Kuisebmond and specifically th e hostel area on the night of the 22nd of February 1994". . The Walvis Bay Fishing FaClories Executive Committee only represents the Fishing Industry in as far as small pelagic fishing industrial matters are concerned and has no mandate to speak fo r and on behalf of the Fishing Industry in general as stated in a letter of the 23rd of February 1994. And it has no mandate to speak for and on behalf of Etosha Fishing Holding Company or its Board of Directors.

PARAGRAPH 2 of the letter: the phrase "A crowd of approximately 800-1000 young thugs/hooligans arrived in Walvis Bay" referred to no more than some 350 Namibian high school students from northern Namibia who arrived in Walvis Bay for the Re-integration Celebrations and sought accommodation with their fathers and relatives employed in the pelagic and other industries at Walvis Bay but were denied access to their relatives and fathers living in almost slum conditions in the so-called Apartheid Hostel at Walvis Bay. . As a result of this insensitive approach by the Colonial-oriented security service's officials, arguments erupted which created a pertrct setting for the real local criminals to use the situation for the vandalism amd theft that 'T took place.

PARAGRAPH 3 of the letter states "it must be borne in mind that the accommodation is rented by the factories fo r the factory workers and if the situation remains the same then the fish-canning factories wi ll not be able to commence canning operations as th e ro oms are either taken over or damaged to the extent which ·renders them unsuitable for occupation". We are not aware that the canning process of the factories could be prevented from commencing because the hostel rooms are either taken over or damaged to the extent that they are unsuitable for occupation. :) We find this statement not only absurd. but feel that it must be rejected with the contempt it deserves.

PARAGRAPH 4: The threat contained in this paragraph directed at the JAA, the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs, and the various political parties that the Walvis Bay Fisl1 Factories Executive Committee will protect . their interest and take the appropriate steps is the rnost mis-directed threat that was ever put into writing. The fact that neither the JAA, nor the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs, nor the various political parties were responsible on the 22nd of February 1994 for law and order, the Police or Security Services at Walvis Bay questions the intelligence of Bramwell and his Walvis Bay Fishing Factories Executive Committee.

THE FINAL PARAGRAPH, and we quote . "failure to react to our approval will be interrupted by ourselves as condonation by the Namibian Government of this illegal behaviour."

To regard vandalism, theft. physical vi olence and intimidation as illegal behaviour, clearly displays a colonial mentalitv and to expect that the Namibian Qovernment must react to a matter over which it had no legal power, can only be regarded as an insult to th e intelligence and integrity of the Namibian Government.

The threat to with-hold support for the Re-integration Festivities is best answered in the contempt and total rejection by the majority share-holding Namibian members on the Board of Directors of Etosh a Fisheri es Hold ing Company towards Bramwell and the Walvis Bay Fishing Factories Executive Committee in the following announcement: , - AI 10:30 on the 2nd of March 1994 at Walvis Bay a cheque lor the amount of NS50 000 (fifty thousand Namibian dollars) was handed to His Excellency, Sam Nujoma, President of the Republic of Namibia including Walvis Bay, as the contributio n of the BO<;l rd of Directors of Etosha Fisheries Holding Company towards the cost of the Re-integration Festivities.

The Namibian majority share-holding members of the Board of Directors reiterates that neither Bramwell or the Walvis Bay Fishing Factories Committee speaks for or represents Etosha Fisheries "Holding Company (Ply) Ltd. Bramwell is but a paid. non-shareholding employee of the Board of Directors of Etosha.

Signed

L J Barney Barnes - Public Relations Director of Etosha Fisheries Holding Company (Pty) Ltd.

i , M.D.. M,ari ~e Ij~vel o pm e n t Company ' ~~IT' ~bia ; (I?ty) ~td. ,

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the yoke of apartheid and STAFF REPORTERS colonialism. Let's not give in to American reli­ THE question of gious imperialism'. whether Namibia This was apparently a should relax its strict reference to the fact that laws on abortion took Pro-Life has its roots in centre stage in right-wing American Wiridhoek on politics and the fact that Saturday morning Pro-Lifers in America when anti­ have used violence to abortionists and the drive home and try and pro-choice Jobby impose their anti-abor­ tion message. came face to face in Although both r i v a I marches were peaceful, HA VING A GOOD TIME ... Several pUblicity stunts were organized over the weekend to raise demonstrations. the traffic police appar­ money for Red Nose Day. Above are some of the participants in the 'Mexican Wave' down down A march of Pro-Life ently over-reacted when competition which took place at Roxy's on Friday evening. Photo: Helge Schutz . Namibia supporters was both marches hit Inde­ -.....:...------=.----~---...:...-...,..-~----::....------I loudly picketed by a ANTI-ABORTION- ... pendence Avenue by The Reverend Volker calling in the Police Namibia signs up for navy ~~~U!h;~~~~c~~7~::: Backhaus, one of the Crime Prevention Unit a human right", "Keep leaders of the anti­ to stop the pro-choice South African laws off abortion marchers. picket. The pro-choicers . my body" and "Mv body argued it was legal to Brazilian embassy secretary Julio Laranjeira·later J TOMMINNEY on Friday explained the co-operation between Na- - my choice". where they prayed that picket, but to no avail. mibia and Brazil is part of building links among the The Pro-Life group the Namibian Govern­ This resulted in the TRAINING of officer cadets is to begin as a nations which share the South Atlantic Ocean. "Itis wants Namibia's exist­ ment should not liberal­ bizarre sight of 10 first step to establishing a Namibian Navy in only natural. Walvis Bay is on the same latitude as ing strict laws on abor- ise the anti-abortion plainclothes police offic­ a long-term co-operation agreement with Rio de Janeiro." tion to be tightened so laws. When they pro­ ers arriving to warn the Brazil. But one Brazilian says it can take 10 that abortion will not be ceeded to march down pro-choice group to stop Brazil has built two of its own navy's six frigate allowed even in the cases RobertMugabe Avenue, years training before officers are ready. warships and its slightly bigger navy training ship. their picketing or face of rape and incest vic- using a bakkie full of arrest within fifteen min­ On Friday Namibia's Defence Minister Peter On March 1, the day Walvis Bay came home to tims. ""H children to head their utes after the group had Mweshihange and Brazilian Ambassador Augusto Namibia, Brazilian frigate Niteroi docked in the Their opponents be­ procession, they' were already finished their Mario,Santos signed the agreement with Brazil's port. Last week captains Sergio Loesch Soares and lieve a woman should soon joined by pro­ demo and were sitting Ministry of the the Navy. Mweshihange said it Julio Soares Moura Neto visited President Sam have the right to choose choicers marching relaxing in Zoo Park. would cover long-ternl training for Namibian naval Nujoma at State House. With them was Com- whether she needs an alongside and out-chant­ When the police were cadets in Brazil, organising an NDF patrol service mander Francisco Carlos Ortiz de Holanda Chaves abortion. They cited un­ ing the pro-lifers' Chris­ fully informed of events to protect territorial waters, and help in planning who is to be stationed permanently in Windhoek to wanted and neglected tian songs and preach­ by the pro-choicers, they and developing infrastructure for berthing and help with selectIOn anatraining of the future naval children, and the thou­ ing. relaxed and proved help­ logistical support. cadets. A Navy could stop seaborn attacks in time sands of illegal abortions Sapa quoted Pro-'Life ful. He added Brazil could provide warships but gave of war and in peace can be a deterrent to protect that kill or endanger Namibia spokesperson It was the first time the no more details. Brazil will also plot secure routes resources including fish and oil. AIfeady the South women's lives. Marion Gersch as say­ controversial and sensi­ for coastal navigation off Namibia. Two NDF staff African Navy has helped Namibia escort in Spanish "Our supporters are ing: "Women should not tive issue of abortion had cruised on Brazilian naval training ships in 1992 hake pirate ships which initially were slow to come not necessarily pro-abor- have choice". Another been aired on the streets and 1993. into Liideritz after were arrested. ______-, ______..:..... ______--1 tion, we just want to have Pro-Lifer said that "un­ of Windhoek, possibly options and make our fortunately" she was a signalling the start of a .DTA gears own decisions," a fundamentalist Christian lively national debate on Maxuilili swipes at spokesperson for the pro­ and totally ruled out abortion. At present the choice group said. It was abortion under any cir­ Government is seeking for polls unfair of Government to cumstances. views on how far Na­ dictate the decisions of Fundamentalism was mibia should legalise . CHRISTOF MALETSKY Walvis 'crime wave' women on childbirth. obviously a concern of abortion after issuing a The pro-life group the pro-choice group. draft amendment act for THE president of the started with a service in One of their banners further discussion in offici al opposition, the Tintenpalast Gardens read: 'Namibians broke 1992. Mishake Muyongo, was re­ SWAPO veteran MP, Nathaniel Maxuilili, the streets. Some crimi- I----~-----r;::======:::;__:_----_:-=-:_:_- elected as DT A leader over also regarded by some as "the king ofWalvis nals had since left for Menl-ngl-tl-s From page 1 have no quarrel with him the weekend despite Bay", yesterday admitted he was forced to Swakopmund and other I was just doing my job". rumours that he could lose beat up a ring leader of a criminal gang, places. b k t De Klerk left the court- Last week President the post. Katuutire Kaura "I will nottolerate any rea S OD room. The case was post- Sam Nujoma described was elected deputy when the man resisted arrest at Walvis Bay on Friday. criminal in Walvis Bay, poned to August this year. members ofthe N amibian president, while Dirk whether he is black or TWENTY-eight cases of Von Martelock re- Police and Wildlife Con- Mudge rema in s chairn1an. Meningococcal Meningitis servatl'on and Tourl'sm white. We will wipe mained silent when De Piet Junius was elected his According to Maxuilili, the gang have been reported in the ffi "tr' t' " them out until the last Klerk shouted and ac- 0 Icers as unpa 10 IC . deputy. Maxuilili"he'was.called leader who is now be­ Kavango and the Ministry Th P .:... I ' d " MaxuI'II'II' cused him of standing in e res-.uent c alme The central committee to intervene when a man hind bars and expected person, of Health and Social Serv- the way. they had been "used" by expressed "dismay and dis­ was robbing some to appear in the court this warned. ices is tackling an immuni- ap proval" over protocol women of money and morning went on the Asked what steps wI'11 sat ion campaign to stop the Uys was investigating the South African Police arrangemeIits for the also indecently assault­ rampage on Friday steal­ be taken to chase disease spreading. officer in the Avenantcase in a " humiliating act" In a press release the and Von Martelock the against a well-known os­ reintegration festival at ing them. ing money from several b o t so t sos away fram trich farmer. This was an Walvis Bay. It described Maxuilili was alleg­ women. Wal 's B M '1'1' Ministry said cases were case involving De Klerk. the guest li st as "chaotic" VI ay, axUl I I from the Dr Romanus Van Martelock felt he apparent reference to edly called when the po­ The gangster allegedly said anything harmful Avenant. NUJ'oma made and referred to the "cool '11 b d th . Kampungu Secondary was intimidated for doing lice failed to come on also touched his victims reception'; allegedly given WI e one to em to. School, the army base and his job. De Klerk claimed the remarks at the open- on their private parts and to the Special Representa­ time. make sure that no criml- f rom th e pnson.. the officer had smiled at I'ng of the Naml'bl'a Pro- tive of the United Nations According to the breasts.The veteran nal will be there. He also The 28 cases have been them " mockingly" (the fessional Hunting Asso- Secretary-General. Swapo MP hundreds of Swapo man said many warned squatters not to reported since the start of accused) when the case ciation (Napha) AGM. Muyongo said the fact criminals arrived in criminals had arrived in come to Walvis Bay say- the year and there has been was postponed. A local newspaper also that elections could take Walvis Bay shortly be­ Walvis Bay recently and ing they would not be one death. The Ministry _ De Klerk also claimed reported on Friday that place at the end of thi s year fore its reintegration into are robbing people and welcome in the port added the situation was be- that what an Afrikaans President Nujomahad met "presents us with an enor­ Namibia at midnight last playing gambling <;ards town. ing monitored closely toen- daily newspaper had re- with some ostrich farm- mous task", including fi­ · t W I' sure it was under control, Monday. Since then, and dice in the streets. The P 0 1Ice a a v IS ported about ostrich farm- ers at State House last nances. However, he urged and has appealed to minis- several crimes have been On Saturday B ay wou Id notcommen t ers OJ} Friday " is true". week. Avenant and Timo the DT A to work towards tries, churches and coun- , reported, according to Maxuilili, who said he being the next Government. on the matter yesterday, sellors as well as commu- "Our President is con- Voges, both involved in has declared war on Further, they should en­ Maxuilili. Walvis Bay adding that details of re- nities to assist in identify- cerned about these ostrich trials, were among sure that "no evi l animal" had a relatively low criminals, requested the cent crimes in Walvis ing cases. Symptoms of things," he said. Asked thefarmers, the paper said. like Swapo gained a two­ crime rate before Walvis Bay Crime Pre­ Bay will be released by meningitis includes a sud- what he felt when Avenant State House could not thirds majorit y "not now reintegration. vention Committee to the Police's public rda- den high fever, headache had I'efused'to shake hands be reached for confirma- :t11d not in the future". ' -- - Accordi criminals from tions office today. and neck with hjm, ,Uys said:"I tion, - J ~ ~ • ,. I . . ~- 4 Monday March 71994

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An award-winning, li vely, Friends in town return for a new pital doctor who discovers Lawnmower He said the CCN would also look after the welfare mu sical series for the pre- (Open time) season of this hilarious patients are dying from the Man (13) of the refugees in terms of education, spiritual health schoolers. 17hOO : Laurie Hill comedy series, starring bubonic plague. Starring: 03h45: Buster (16) and employment. The issue of entrance and residence (KTVends) A comedy drama series Bronson Pinchot as Balki Kate lackson, Howard 05h20: Transmission permits would still rest with the Ministry. about a woman doctor and Mark Linn-Baker, as Hesseman, lerry Orbach ends _';;;;;;;;;;;;;;~lOh30: Egoli;;;; (repeat)~;;;;;;;; _;;;; ______~ ______jI;;;;;~~ Ismael Gaogoseb from Home Affairs and who deals • with refugees said conditions at Osire had improved and that development was stepping up. The camp was SOUTHERN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY originally built for 100 refugees but now houses 600. UNHCR Liaison Officer, Peter Van Der Vaart, told The N amibian the organisation would continue to gi ve Vacancies financial and material assistance to refu gees. Applications are invited from suitably qualified citizens of Namibia for the following positions to be based at the SA DC Secretariat, in Gaborone, Botswana Ndumbu's group PRINCIPAL LEGAL OFFICER The officer will be required to be Principal Legal Advisor to the organisation. He/she will be required to on offensive provide legal gukjance to the Commissions, Sectors, and any other Institution of SADC Specifically the Principal regal Officer will be required to: ABSAlOM (a) Provide services as a Legal Counsel SHIGWEDHA (b) Interpretation of the Treaty and its subsidiary instruments "; THE vice-presidentofthe (c) Prepare, draft and executie all Legal Instruments N anso faction affiliated to (d) P.repare contracts and ensure that these are in line with the necessary legal requirements of the Swapo, Werner Kartyoa, respective member states last week slammed reports (e) Advise in the preparation of Protocols in the course of Community Building that his organisation was (f) Assist the Head of Administration in the execution of Administative and Legal duties and provide not recognised as a stu­ dent body by the Ministry corporate secretarial services to Management of Education. (g) Any other duties assigned to him from time to time Kartyoa showed a let­ (h) The Principal Legal Officer will report to the Head of Administration and Finance Division ter to reporters from the Qualification and experience: Ministry which he (a) A minimum of Masters Degree in Law, preferably with specialisation in International. Commercial/ claimed proved that they Company and Constitutional Law and Regional Cooperation were recognised by the (b) Must be admitted to the Bar and Registered as a Practising Counsel in any of the ten member states Government. He was reacting to a (c) Must have a minimum of 10 years relevant experience statement made to The (d) Maturity of judgement and strong analytical and conceptual abilities Namibian by Colin (e) Capacity and ability to coordinate work involving diverse groups and to relate and work with senior Kamehozu, Secretary of government officials in member States Information of the N anso, SPEAKING OUT ... (f) Excellent writing and communication skills in either English or Portuguese . Working knowledge of the which disaffiliated from Werner Kartyoa, vice­ o the r will b e an ad ded advantage Swapo, that the Ministry president of the Nanso (g) Experience in Administra tion, Co rpora te Sec re tarial Duties or related functions will b e a n a dded did not recognise group which did not Abraha m Ndumbu's disaffiliate from advantage group. Kartyoa called on Swapo, claimed his fac­ (h) Must be a citizen of SA DC member States the Government to equal­ tion has full recogni­ ise facilities at all schools SENIOR TRANSLATOR countrywide and claimed tion from the Ministry of Education last week. Duties: . that former white schools (a) The officer will be required to translate documents from/to English/POituguese for the Secretariat still have by far the best Swapo-D. Ndumbu was facilities. He said the chil­ also present at the confer­ and its Se<;tors dren of Government Min- (b) Any other duties as may b e directed from time to time " ence and called on the isters were attending Government to allow two Qua lification and experience: former white schools students expelled from The _can d idate ' must hold a University Degree o r its equivatent with a major in Ling u is*~s and which are better than oth- Gabriel Taapopi Second­ demonstrate competence in translating in both Englis h and Portug uese la nguages . ers while the constitution ary School in the North to The c a ndidate must In addition have: of the country saideduca- ­ return to school, claiming (a) Minimum of three years e xperience in translating documents from/to Englistl/ Portuguese tion shall be equal for all. "these students were not (b) Maturity a nd a b ility to work with and rela te to senior government officials of member States "Education should be expelled fairly". equal and not only fur the (c) Excellent writing a nd c o mmunication skitls in both English a nd Portuguese Apparently the two intellectuals and the rich. were expelled because (d) Must be a citizen of SA DC member sta te We are against an educa- they fell pregnant. Salary and other conditions: tion system whichencour- · The Nanso faction also 1 . Sa lary scales ages huge. amounts of urgently appealed to the (a) PRINCIPA L LEGA L OFFICE R: US$ 29 472 X 1 188 - 40 164 learners to enter the pri- Ministry to solve a list of (b) SEN IOR TRA NSLATOR: US$26 160 x 1 128 - 36 312 mary level and lets them nine concerns which in­ 2, 25% Gratuity in lieu of pe nsion p a id on satisfa c tory completion of contract drop out at the secondary cluded the N$I 00 fee per 3, 50Ck Contributory Me,di<;::al Aid (o ptional) level," Kartyoa said. subjectinnon-formal edu- He added that his or- cation, the alleged unfair 4, Successful candid ates will b e on 4 years initial contra ct, renewable ganisation should not be expUlsion oflearners from All applications, a cco mp anied by a Curric ulum Vitae , copies of relevant c ertific ates and names o f called a "student breaka- schools and lack of text­ three (3) referees should b e addressed to the following: way faction" any more. books at schools. However, he in turn called Ndumbu's group said TH E SADC NATIO NAL CONTR ACT PO INT the other Nanso group, if nothing is done about THE PERMANE NT SECRETARY Nanso-D (D for these issues their follow­ MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY disaffiliation), a s eem ~ ers will "take action" to­ PRIVATE BAG 13340 - WINDHOEK ingly crude attempt to link day (March 7). What kind Applications.should,reach the above addr.ess not later·than 15 March ·1994 " h,'. " tDe. gr9P..P: 'Yjth, tqe, di ~- _, of, ,!ction wa s_ n.9~ speci-

, ...... __ ''''r __~_ .oe._ ..... _ '_ ... ___.__ .... _ _ "--. L ."',M •. __ ....::.._._ ...... ;:~ ~ ...... ~ ~___. _____• __. ~_ ... .,...._ cwii.le!Lpulitll:aL.paLty __ fied. ____~ ___ ._ Above: THE AFRI­ CAN BEAT .•• The dancing didn't stop until lam at the Inde­ pendence Arena on Saturday as some of Africa's top musicians took the stage and Namibians proved once and for all that they are part of Africa. Photo: Conrad Angula Left: FUNDAMENTALIST VIEW ... A section of the group of Pro Life Namibia who gathered to pray in the Tintenpalast Gardens POPULAR GUY ... The Prime Minister proved popular with dancers before starting their from Pepe Kalle's group after he had presented the prize in a kwassa­ demonstration. Photo: kwassa-dancing competition at Saturday's concert. Photo: Christof Graham Hopwood Maletsky Left: PRO WOMEN, PRO CHILD, PRO FAMIL Y AND PRO CHOICE ... Someofthe Namibian women who feel the South African law on abortion, which still operates in our country, is too strict and that women them­ selves can be trusted to make the right choice. Photo: Jean Suther­ land Right: KWASSA KW ASS A QUEEN ... Anna Leflhagoje won a free trip to Paris for five days when she was judged one of the best kwassa kwassa dancers at Saturday'S Inde­ pendence Arena con­ cert. Photo: Christof Maletsky NPF takes Govt, NBC to task

THE Namibia Patriotic Front (NPF) has called issue of the reintegration sisted the President to personality cult for the on all opposition parties in Namibia to unite to of Kasikili Island into avoid "lengthy, unnec­ President". , become, ifnot the new government, th'en a strong Namibia, saying that essarily complicated in­ The NPF did not ,see opposition which could open the doors fora Walvis Bay had not been teIlectual phraseology" the need for a navy for. ,coalition government. the last remaining obsta­ etc. Namibia "and we regard In a statement reacting Makwetu at the Walvis cle to total and complete The NBe also came in the agreement with Bra, to a wide number of is­ Bay celebrations, accus­ independence. for rebuke, with the NPF zil, a homeland for the sues, the NPF also be­ ing them of "injustice" The NPF further criti­ claiming it was "degen­ massacre of street chil­ rated the Government for and "unfairness" in this cised the speech of the erating into a sycophan­ dren, as a ,camouflaged the way in which they regard. President on the occa­ tic instrument and stooge military conspiracy to had dealt with PAC The NPF also asked sion of reintegration, of the Swapo govern­ support the MPLA in leader Clarence calling on those who,as- ment and .CJ:e;ltOJ of a Aqgola". Top SA

- management UNITED 'NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT No. 94-UNDP-002 . course for

'Post Title: ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK . Duty Station: Windhoek, Namibia Date for Entry on Duty: As soon as possible . , ~N3mibia ., .~_ Deadline for Applications: 11 March 1994 , ',1· A LEADING South African business course,is to: be QUALIFICATIONS - Essential: presented in Windhoek starting in June, aiming to boost top mariagers'with potential so they become ' Secondary School Graduation or equivalent. competent civil service and business leaders: The Three to four years of general clerical work. course is organised by the University ofStellenbosch Excellent knowledge of English (oral and written). Very good knowledge of local languages. Graduate School of Business. Computer literacy is essential, especially knowledge of word processing (WordPerfect). Management skill is one of the most vital things , Knowledge of other computer applications would be an advantage. Namibia needs if the local people are to take charge of their own resources and develop their country. FUNCTIONS: Only through good management skills can the best Assist newly arrived internationally recruited staff, project personnel and visiting missions use be made of the human and ' natural resources of the nation. in making travel and hotel reservations, obtaining drivers licences; The course will be in June and October, in two Makes .arrangements for shipment and receipt of office and project supplies and equipment sessions of two weeks each with home assignments and household effects, including customs clearance; in between. There is a maximum of onl y 25 partici­ Maintains a stock book for office supplies; pants allowed. Controls drivers daily log sheets before submission to the supervisor; This wi ll be the third year the course is put on in Arranges vehicle registration for UNDP, project and UN intemational staff, as well as for the Namibia and so far 45 people have successfull y relevant insurance; completed it. The aim is to give managers the hands­ Assists in arranging maintenance and repairs of UNDP vehicles and ensure work is satisfactorily on practi cal skill s they need and to broaden their knowledge of all fi elds of management so they can done; become top executives. They are continually as­ Types and files correspondence under his/her responsibility and drafts routine correspondence. sessed as they study and only those who keep up a high standard will receive a certificate. PLEASE NOT.E: Non-Naniibians applying would be required to apply for a work permit. Professor Tobie de Coning, deputy di rector of the Graduate School of Business, says: "We need far VACANCYANNOUNCEMENT9~UND~003WN~ more than competent managers, we need excellent leaders in both the private and the public sectors. Leaders who are able to compete and interact on an Post

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT 94-UNDP-004 (UNIFEM) New mining law

Post Title: SECRETARY from April 1st Duty Station: Windhoek, Namibia Date for Entry on Duty: As soon as possible THE ultra-modern new mining laws devel­ Deadline for Applications: 11 March 1994 oped in Namibia are to come into force on April!. QUALIFICATIONS - Essential: The new laws have generally been welcomed by Secondary School Graduation or equivalent mining companies and were praised at a mi ning in­ High-level secretarial skills vestment seminar a year ago which attracted hundreds Typing at UN standards, short!1and , proficiency in word processing (Wo rd Perfect of potentiai investors. The Minerals (Prospecting and Mi ning) Act 1992 preferable); knowledge of other computer applications an asset. was passed in Parliament on December 31 1992. But Five years secretarial experience. permanent secretary in the Mi nistry of Mines and Excellent knowledge of English (oral and written); very good knowledge of local languages. Energy Leake Hangala said the aim behind the delay was to make sure all the administrative and other FU NCTIONS. stru-::tures were properly in place before publishing the The candidate will be re sponsible for providing secretarial support to the UNDP Programme. act through the Government Gazette newsletter and bringing it into force. "The aim was to make sure that no inconveniences are experienced by mineral rights PLEASE NOTE: Non-Namibians applying would be required to obtain a valid wo rk permit. holders and investors during the transition period," said Hangala, referring to a handover from the ex isting APPLICATIONS: act, passed in 1968, to the new one. In all cases, please quote the vacancy number. Please send a ful l curriculum vitae and certified proof of "The Ministry of Mines and Energy now feels that academic qualifications to: all the minimum groundwork has been done. Al ­ though this is good news to the mining investment The Resident Representative community, the Ministry is kindl y requesting every­ United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) one involved in mining to co-operate with the Ministry Private Bag 13329 to make the transfer as smooth as possible. "It is our hope that this news will be welcome to all Windhoek those who would like to invest in the mining sector, .....--- ..------...--. ,.IIJ",,....I!IIIJII"'!II,.. .,.. ... -- ...... IIipIII!I ,I!I!I•• I!! ,I!I.-.....,, "',.... IIIIIIII! .... ,:!I!I : ""'" .,.." ...... , land w.e shall do eveq'lhing·to satis£yl th.ose needs;" .' ,fW .. L -r(""/l' 13;tn h L ;i : --=--::=-- - 'I'~ ., --- --" ,-~------~ . ~-.-,------

Volksfront to boycott elections

LONDON: A.. senior aide to Inkatha chief ~ight-wingassembly Mangosuthu' Buthelezi has belm -hpplicated in overrules Viljoen the massacre of 11 African National Congress P R ETORIA: Nothing would change the Hartzenberg then said known on Saturday, but militants, the English Observer newspaper Afrikaner Volksfront's decision to boycott the the boycott would dim in- the map had been dis- reported .yesterday. 1.' . ,elections unless there was finality on the volkstaat ish the legitimacy of the tributed among transi- " The 'paper said it had Issue, A VF leader Gen Constand Viljoen said on polls and the A VF would . tional assembly mem- uncovered evidence sug­ Saturday. not be part of subjecting bers and would be dis- gesting that the Inkatha .Addressing a news candidate lists would be the Afrikaner people to cussed at a later stage, he Freedom Party's chair­ conference in Pretoria submitted, Gen Viljoen communist rule. added. man in the Transvaal, after the rightwing tran- said. They still wanted a Referring to the "pro- Themba Khoza, one of sitional assembly's de- The "provisional"reg- plebiscite or a referen- visional" registration for the IFP leader's most cision to boycott the elec- istration of the Freedom dum to determine sup- th~ polls by the Inkatha trusted advisers, organ­ tions, Gen Viljoen ruled Front had been a "strate- port for the volkstaat and Freedom Party, an A VF ised the massacre in out all possibility of con- gic option" to put to the its borders. Freedom Alliance part- Nqutu, in northern Natal tinuing with the electoral transitional assembly but "I have an obsession ner, Hartzenberg said the last November. It said he process. was rejected at the ses- to arrive at a position FA members were free had used assassins from , His dramatic 11 th - sion. where my people will to each make their own the K wesini hostel in hour registration of the The decision had been survive," the general decision as to whether to Katlehong township, Freedom Front on Fri- not been taken unani- added. participate in the poll. - east of Jobannesburg. day night would be al- mously but by a ,"vast The borders of the Sapa As a result of its inves­ lowed to lapse and no majority." volkstaat were not made tigations, the Observer said an enquiry had been opened by the Goldstone Commission - the body WORLD BRIEFS investigating violence in South Africa, It added Serbs on bombing spree that the commission had put the paper's source, SARAJEVO: Serb aircraft bombed a Muslim area Westleigh Mbata of the yesterday, less than a week after Nato jet fighters KwaZulu homeland's shot down four other Serb war planes on a similar police and his family, in sortie, Sarajevo radio reported. The Serb bombing run over Maglaj, in north-central Bosnia, also was reported by Croatian TV. UN officials in Zagreb said they had "no information" on any Serb air .Nigeria plays attack, and there was no immediate response from Nato. The media reports said the Serb planes made two runs over the only bridge in l1aglaj connecting down war talk the town over the Bosna River. Pressure on Rabin LAGOS: Nigerian Foreign Minister Alhaji Baba JERUSALEM: Pressure mounted yesterday on Gana Kingibe said Saturday played down talk of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to uproot radical war with Cameroon over the ownership of a CANED ... Michael Fay, an 1S-year old American, tries to hide behind his Jewish settlers in Arab towns in the occupied terri­ disputed border area rich in oil and fish. step-father Marco Chan at a court hearing in Singapore. Fay was sentenced tories to salvage Middle East peace talks threatened "1 am sure the sula last December to atthe endoflastweek to six lashes ofthe cane and four months imprison m ent by the Hebron mosque massacre. Rabin want to get Cameroonians would not bring an end to incessant after pleading guilty to vandalism and mischief. Photo: Reuter via Nampa. the talks going again. But he refuses to disarm the wish that a war breaks out" communal clashes be- I------i settlers or dismantle any of the 144 Jewish settle­ over the rights to the tween people of Akwa M d 1 k d ments that have become a crucial factor in the peace Bakassi peninsula,hetold IbomandCrossRiver,two an e a eeps oor o. pen equation since the massacre carried out by a Jewish state-run television Sat- Nigerian states bordering settler. urday, the peninsula. Both countries have "The Nigerian military PIETERSBURG: Afri- talk to those who refuse to understand the fears their own social problems authorities have taken the can National Congress ' to register. I have said I of others." Nato rejection and a war between them French factor into ac- , president Nelson am prepared to go down Earlier Mandela said BRUSSELS: The Nato alIies have rebuffed a Rus­ would serve no purpose, count. The defence pact Mandela has proposed on my knees to ensure there were people who sian request for special treatment in joining the he said, adding that he between Cameroon and extending the registra- peace in the country," he were prepared tocontrib­ hoped thatthe row would France does not bother Ni- tion date for the April said. ute to building a new alliance's new partnership program for its former be solved peacefully at a geria", the minister said. elections in order to in-" Mandelasaidhewould South Africa, but whose Warsaw Pact foes, the US ambassador said. But bilateral level. The two He added that the elude parties still outside' urge the ANC, its alIies efforts had been re- RobertHunter, the American envoy to the 16-nation nations already had French military build-up the process. and ,the Independent buffed. alliance, said the allies are willing to consider new "enough problems of in Cameroon has on ly Addressing about 20 ElectoralCommissionto "These are temporary arrangements for consultations with the giant nation mere existence as African served to give Yaounde outside "Partnership for Peace." Russia, anxious to 'people," he said, whathedescribedas "psy- 000 people at a rally to accept his proposal that setbacks to such men of Kingibe said that it was chological prop", commemorate Intetna- there should be no dead- integrity and vision and maintain its status as a world military power, made unfortunate that the On Friday, Nigeria ac- tional Women's Day at lines regarding registra- they should not be dis­ the request to Hunter and two other NATO ambas­ Cameroonian authorities cused France of escalat- the Pietersburg Stadium tion for the elections. couraged. The future sadors - Carlos Mrranda of Spain and Sir John "misjudged" Nigeria's ing the dispute by send- yesterday, he said there "Even after Friday does not belong to a mi­ Weston of Britain - during a visit to Moscow last intentions Lagos sent ing a warship to the would be no peace if night, we should still be noritythatwantstoeling Monday and Tuesday. troops to the peninsula. Cameroonian port of some political players prepared to extend the to outdated policies, but The Nigerian govern- Douala, but welcomed remained outside the registration date. We ' belongs to those who ment has maintained that African mediation efforts. transitional process. must develop absolute have vision and cour- Rights setback for visit i_t s_e_n_t _tr_oo_p_s_t_o_th_e_p_e_n_in_-_-_S_a_p_a_-A_FP_____ ....L..._"_I_a_m_s_t_i I_I p_r_e_p_ar_e_d_t_o_p_a_t_ie_n_c_e _a_n_d_t_he_a_b_il_it_y_a_g_e_.'_'-_S_a_p_a_ ,___ ---i HONG KONG: The latest arrests of Chinese dissi- CAIRO: The group bent Virtually every day dents have "cast a palI" over US Secretary of State on destroying the Egyp- Extremists emerge in Egypt sinceaJewishsettlershot Warren Christopher's visit to Beijing next week to tian government and in- dead about 40 Palestin- discuss human rights, a US official said yesterday. stalling a strict Islamic of Islam wilI not stand and Western powers. destroy Islam. iansprayinginamosque John Shattuck, assistant secretary of state for human state has emerged from idle, They must be pre- In their eyes, the rulers Gama'a is coming out in the West Bank town rights, called it "a setback" to the progress he said its shadowy past, using 'pared for them and fight of Egypt are "corrupt in the open and chalIeng- of Hebron on February China has made toward meeting PresidentClinton's the Hebron mosque mas- them back," This is how infidels who do not rule ing the government by 25, Islamic groups in- demands for improving its human rights conduct. sacre as a chance to vent the militant Gama'a al- by God's revelations" stepping up its raids on eluding the Gama'ahave "We remain deeply concerned," he said. Recent its anger more openly. Islamiya summarises its and deserve to die. The tourists, calling for street been especially yocal, events "cannot but cast a pall over Secretary '

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Econ-omic Indicators

Friday's quotations for unit trust funds: (Please note: Fig,ures for Sanlam not received) FUNnNAME BUY SELL YIELD% Stock Exchange ABSA:GE: 178,39 166,87 3,61 Industrial 155,20 145,16 3,50 Income 105,17 103,9_ la BOE: SA E Company Last Current Ir dex" Growth 202,93 190,56 2,26 Price+ Price** People's Income 104,78 J03,67 na House in Olympia N$ NS' % COMMUNITY: Growth Fuhd 137,90 129,10 n.86 Brand ~ ew House save ,. Nictus 0,50 0,50 167 COMMERCIAL UNION: yo agent comm :;slon Namibian Fishing Growth 156,91 146,50 2,57 "'$ 270 000,00 Industries 5,75 5,75 106 COMPOSITE: NamibIa Sea AlISbare Index: . 11 8,27 110,52_ na 1 Bedrooms .1 Prodl ~ts 6,60 6,60 .i. .... 147 FEDLIFE: 2 Bathrooms Stan d a~d Bank Investment Fedgro S UC J' Single Ga r ~ .. Corporation 98,00 98,00 132 GE 'i61 ,30 150,60 3,81 Irriga Ion system in Garden Metje & Zeigler GUARDBANK: 3,00 3,00 171 Growth 3280,97 3058,26 3,32 Metje & Zeigler Resources 196,1 9 182,74 3,71 Contact: awn Adams ~t: 5,5% -ef 0,75 0,75 100 Income 124,42 123,1 2 11 ,91 Tel: 227172 w) Mutual & I?ederal Industrial 165,96 155,48 3,32 51953 (hJ Insurance Co 45,50 44,00 100 IGI Life: Ocean Diamond GE 154,38 144,41 2,97 Mining 3,25 3,75 183 METBOARD: Metfund 263,32 246,59 2,73 Overall ~SE index ' 138.33 Gilt 126,60 125,27 10,43

To rece Ive your F.-:EE ~(IPY '!le four name and address be lo ~" t,:k Managed 108,51 02,38 na the Careers yo u lIke. and spud th IS notice to us by airmail or fax Each High Income 101,72 100,65 na Course Incl\-ldes lour subc.tan tlal and Illustrated Training Manuals Tests + Last price was on Feb­ were in trades on the Jo­ week. According to stock­ Model Answers Slahonp !,): expert traimng by airmaIl, and a BnI,SI ME1ROPOLITAN: Diploma In 4/6 rnonth~. he lee for a Course IS only £100 ill lull 011 ruary 25 hannesbu g Stock Ex­ broker George Huysamer enrolment OR une payment cf £~iO monthly for four months Metlife GE 136,58 127,59 5,88 ** Current pnce was Fri­ change where they are and Partners, the fi nan­ ! ! PE RSON NEL MANAGEMENT & INDUSTRIAL RELATIO NS OMENTUM: I J SALES MANAGeMENT " r AA KETrNG day morning dual-listed. cial rand was stronger at I COMMUNrCATl ON rN BUSIN ES S & MANAGEMENT GE 316,95 297,05 3,54 f -I ACC OUN r i'JG j(ll BUS INESS & MANAGEMENT * Inde star ed at 100 ODM contin ues to soar, the end of the week be­ I TO UR rs'~ & i R.~VEL AGeNCY MANAGEMENT NBS: r BUSINESS MANA.GE MENt/ADMINISTRAIION when the s are was first fuelled by the current en­ cause of overseas inves­ L . STOR ES MANAGEMENT & STOCK CO NTROL listed and the overall in­ thusiasm for offshore dia­ tor interest. The gold price Hallmark GE 118 1,92 1103,70 2,98 I I MOD ERN rvAf.I~,GEMFN T IA DM INI STRATION 101,74 100,72 'J OffiCE MMJAGfME NTIAO MINI STRATlON dex at 100 whe n the first mond mining off the did not advance, and the Hallmark Income na c' PRI VATE SECRFfARIAL DUTIES share was listed, south-west African coast London late fix gold price NORWICH: 1 BO OKKEEP NG & ArrOU NTS 0 COMPUTER APPREC ATl ON " PRA C1IC~L U'G ISIi L CO MMERCIAL SAL ESM ANS~Jr and the plan to raise extra on Friday was US$375,95 GE 523,20 488,61 2,46 CAMBRIDGE TUTORIAL COLLEGE There . ere apparently fi nance and expand op­ an ounce, compared to OLD MUTUAL: P Cl BOY 53 ""':("111"-1 AMPTON S09 7QU, ENGLAND t'AX I.iK 53· 485011 no deal s on the Namibian erations. US$376,50 a week ear­ Investors 3586,69 3343,99 2,67 Stock E~ cl'(lpge last The JSE was volatile, lier. Sentinel 21 4,78 200,52 na week, £. .1 attention and the all-share index * (Declaration of in­ Growth 283, 10 263,91 na focusing on Walvis Bay climbed strongly ending terest: The writer has Top Companies 314,71 293,32 3,26 and a pubJlc holiday. The at 5 002, up from 4798 at Industrial 469,23 437,21 2,5 1 ," share the end of the Mining 383,66 357,33 2,59 Gold 188,62 175,83 2,89 Income 112,28 111,07 12,78 SAGE: GenEquity 3067,85 2858,80 2,86 EMPLOYMENT Resources 163,11 152,21 3,22 Financial 537,65 501,57 na AGENCY Income 222,59 220,36 na SOUTHERN: GE 253,22 236,85 3,01 Mining 18 1,33 170,19 3,04 Pure 139,73 130,74 2,91 Income 594,37 582,48 10,21 \.-;:11 expo for lawfmn STANDARD BANK: iesel Mechanics, Fitters & GE 1448,25 1360,21 4,5 8 Income 95,16 94,18 10,88 1 • Jgual, N amibian cit·, ' .'. Gold 235,91 222,18 4,65 std 8!gr.lde 10, Tech. Ni with Math. & Industrial 126,36 118,94 5,55 International 131,98 123,47 2,41 Computer Technician - 5yrs. expo in comp. SYFRETS: hardware. Growth 379,18 354,24 3,23 Chef - qualified with 2 yrs. exp" pref. German Trustee 154,09 144,02 2,81 speaking Income 113,72 112,08 11,80 Secretaries - expo mature ladies, wordperfect 5.1 Gilt 1183,68 1171,84 11,03 Receptionist - for insurance company UAL: : Waiters - skilled waiters. German, resort expo GE ( 2688,62 2522,93 4,02 Night Managers - Young women, Gennan, - Mining . <.- 475,64 444,61 . 2,70 expo Selected 2392,39 2237,54 3,00 Assistant Food & Beverage Manager - top post Gilt 1309,94 1296,85 11,64 good Hotel, must be mature 6 exp, Managed 1292,54 1215,40 4,08 IA(:cOlmtant - pref. Bilingua!, comp. expoan Max Income 1077,88 1067,ro 4,62 ,,,-u ;ura,,,, worker . - for bank, matric with maths. IMF loan for Niger Gold price Rep. - various posts WASHINGTON: The agai nst the French franc , real gross domestic prod­ ·"'rn.... t ...·., Bricklaye'rs & Plasterers Friday afternoon's gold fix 375,95 US dollars per International Monetary in January this year. uct growth to nearly four arl!'e·J-la·nI dS. Site Agents & Foreman ounce as compared with 375,65 at morning fi x. Fund on Friday approved A similar IMF loan for percent in 1994 and to a US$26 million loan to US$67 million was ap­ . more than four percent Thursday *er;no~~ V!!)77,70 APEX WELCOMES TH E assist economic growth proved for CFA-mem­ from 1995 onward, - i ", !(, ·in Niger. ber SenagaJ Thursday. To help achieve this, Nam dollarlUS don~lI; ,'- RE-INTEGRATION OF I The IMF said the loan Before the devalua­ there would be a reduc­ Friday"s opening Friday's closing - WALVIS.BAY INTO would help support the tion, Niger's economy tion in the budget deficit 2,4720/35 3,4745/60 NAMIBIA Niger government's ef­ had steadily weakened through spending curbs forts to preserve im­ since the end of the ura­ and revenue increases. Financial rand provements in competi­ nium in the early The lending agency CONTACT: MR. DE SILVAI boom 4,63/4,64 4,6050/4,6150 tiveness brought about 1980s to a near stand­ said Niger' s success by the devaluation of the still, the IMF said in a would also depend on URSULAI RA YLEEN AT Money market CFA fnmc, the major statement. The govern­ international financial TE;L: 34123/4 currency in former ment's programme for support, including debt 90 day liquid BA rate .ch' '.A,· Frerich African eoI4:>nie:s, 1994:'96 aims to increase , relief: •.~apa·AFP 10,2?, I 10,25 -;.... , J • t ... r j 1 1 J'" ~ ......

~'. I THE NAM1B1AN ' Monday·March 7 .1994 9 Tupeni iik-vvathitho Oontbotsotso osho dhi iteyele Inehongo - Nanso ntOntbaye

omithigululwakalo owa Ekotampango ndjika. Ndumbu okwa li ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA li we shi popi iikando lyaNamibiaotali ti kutya a indile Uuministeli OSWAtD SHIVUTE oyindji kutya yo inaya elongo oli na okukala li welonngo opo wu Omupehapresident gwoNanso yi imanga talako oNanso thike pamwe, oyendji galululile koskola Omusamane nOshilyo shOparlemende kumwe noSwapo, Werner Kartyoa metine yaNdumbu onga yomaanona yeeMinisteli aanaskola yaali mboka oshiwike sha ziko okwa ti, omapopyo ngoka Nathanael Maxliilili mehuliloshiwike Iya ziko ehangano tali kale!epo nenge yaamboka ye li yali ya tidhwa okwa Ii a gandja okuuvanayi kwe okuzilila tagati kutya oNanso yawo inayi talikako aalongwa moshilongo. pombanda miilonga mosekundoskola ya megumbo lye mOmbaye, omolwOombotsotso kUumlnisteli welongo onga ehangano tali Kartyoa okwa li a Gabriel Taapopi (G.T.) ohaya yi ashike kooskola ndhoka dha tameka nale okuya mOmbaye kalelepo aalongwa moshilongo, ka geli goshili indile epangelo nenge dhoka dhina koNooli. Ndumbu okwa nokupiyaganeka nokuyaka po iinima Uuministeli welongo iilongithomwa yagwana ti, "aanaskola mbaka yaakalimo yaamoka. . . Kartyoa dhika okwa li w e 0 n g 0 nomithigululwakalo wu nooskola ndhika odhi na kaya li nande ya tidhwa Okuya mehuliloshiwike twa zi, mbotsotso nenge edhipopi poKonferensa nomi thigul ul wakalo thikithe pamwe ondilo, naakuluntu pauyuuki". oombotsotso yamwe oya li ya ponokele omukalimo ylikundaneki ndjoka yali ndjoka tayi shi yelithamo i ilongi thwamoskola mboka itaya vulu Otaku kolekwa kutya gumwe mOmbaye ·noku mu kutha iimaliwa ye. ya ningilwa mombelewa kutya, ehangano Iyawo mooskola adhihe okutuma aanona yawo aanaskola mbaka oya li Aakwashigwana oya lopota oshinima shika yopashigwana ybNanso olyi li wo Iya taambwako moshilongo. Okwa kooskoladhikaoye li lela ya tidhwa moskola ya komusamane Maxuilili nomusamane Maxuilili okwe ndjika mOvenduka. kepangelo. tsikileko kutya ooskola muudhigu nonando yo tumbulwa shi lopota nziya kOpolisi pauyelele wiihwapo nawa, Poshigongi shika, Kuyele nuumvo, ndhoka dha li hadhi ya hala ngaa aanona mwolwashokaanuwaya \ shimwe ashike Opolisi oya fa ya li inayi endelela omupehapresident amushanga ithanwa 'Ooskola yaw0 nayo ya mone monika kutya oye na okukatuka onkatu pauyelele mboka wa gandjwa nguka okwa li a ulikile gwomauyelele dhaatiligane' odhindji elongo li li nawa," omategelelo. komusamane Maxuilili. Konima aakwashigwana o m u t oo I ink u n d ana. gwoNanso inayi imanga dhomundho ondho Kartyoa ta lombwele. Nanso i imanga narango oyadhengele Mirxuilili ongodhi kutyaOpolisi ng uka · pamwe kumwe noSwapo, Coli in ashike sigo opaife dhina Omukuluntu kumwe noSwapo okwa inayi thika ko natango. Omusamane Maxuilili n aa t oo linkundana Kamehozu okwa I i a popi i i I on g i t h 0 m w a gwoNanso ndjika, li wo a indile Uumnisteli okwiikutha ye mwene ndele tayi kOpolisi nopakuuva ooyakwawo ombapila kutya Uuministeli yomoskola ya gwana. Abraham Ndumbu naye welongo meendelelo wu Opolisi ndjoka oya fa ya li moshipyu noonkondo . yaza k Uuministeli welongo nosho ' Nonando opo wo ali pokoferensa tale nomadhilaadhilo • Oshigwana ashihe kumwe na tate Maxuil i I i nOpolisi gomuule kiinima oya kala molukongo Iwokukonga Oombotsotso ndhoka ngaashi, keefuto nodha fa nokuli dha kwatwa nale. Tashi vulika dhi lyoondola N$IOO.OO sikotwe ko ashike kOmbaye. koshilongwa kehe m o "Onda popya nda ukilila nonde shi yeleka nale nawa ' Non-formal education' , manga Ombaye inayi galukila ko Namibia nopethimbo omatidho gaanaskola wo ya galukila ko Namibia omasiku ga. ziko kutya, m ooskola ka shili ngaye Maxuilili nAambaye atuhe aaholimbili , itatu pauyuuki, ompumbwe kiidhidhimikila nande OORight Wings, Oombotsotso oshowo uundingosho mOmbaye nande, onkee nee yomambo pooskola kehe gumwe na kale e shi uva ko nawa kutya, nosho tuu.Onanso ndjika Omathikameno getu ngoka oge li ga kola noge li oyi na omadhilaadhilo miilonga na kehe ngoka to k iimon itha ondjo kutya, ofuto yeendola mwaashika, oto shi mono". Omusamane Maxuilili ta 100 koshilongwa kehe yi lombwele oshifo shika ngaaka mehuliloshiwike Iya kululwe sigo opeendola ziko nokugwedha po ta ti kutya Ombaye Ondoolopa yi 50. Omatidho na ombili noyi hole elandulathano onkee inatu h al~mo . gaanaskola sh aali nande uupote mbo. pauyu uki ga hulepo nosho elongo kali kale ashike lyaamboka ye na iimaliwa oyindji. Lwahugunina, Nanso i ima n ga kumwe noSwapo okwati, ngele Uuministeli we longo inawu ning apo elunduluko lyasha Methano ndika otamu monika omukuluntu gwoNanso yi imanga kumwe noSwapo, Abraham komaindilo gawo ngaka, Ndumbu, kolumoho, pethimbo Iyokonferensa yiikundaneki, ndjoka yali ya ningwa oshiwike sha aalongwa otaya ka ziko koNanso ndjika. Kolulyo lwe otaku monika wo oshilyo sho Nanso ye shoka oshifo shika inashi katuka onkatu mona ompito okumona edhina lye. momasiku 7 ga~arch. Egumbo lyaShiteta Iya kungululwa pO kEfundja

wa tila moo yilwe. Iimuna, oongombe nenge ya ka telekelwe ya "Otwa kondja, omwana kwathela mpoka tashi vulu. OSWALD SHIVUTE MONGWEDIVA Omusamane Shiteta na "nosho tuu, oya endelele ye lye. Uunona kOsikola gwetu Cesilia okwa yile Oya indila wo me me Shiteta mboka kaye . dhi pitithe mo nokudhi fala otawu yi ko nuudhigu lela, tangoku tate Vatuva, ngoka nesimaneko alihe kutya, Omulonga gwa Ngwediva ()sho gwa udha wete nande kutya ota ye shi puushiinda, mpokaopo dhi omeya omale. a ti kutya ota lombwele ngele otash i vul i ka, sigo okomulungu omolwefundja enene tsu peni, oya hokololela li sigo ongashiingeyi. "Ounona otwe u lekelifa Iikondo mbyoka yi na sha molwashoka oomvula nedhigu ndjoka taU matuka moshana shoka. . oshifo shika, manga atuhe Omusamane kumwe ngaa nee shaashi otu li nomakwathelongaka,yiye odhafa ngaa nee tu li momeya megumbo naanegumbo lye oya moudjuu nayi woikulya, yitukwathele.kOpolisioko oombwanawa pethimbo Egumbo alihe dhi li kohi yomeya, iitj lyawo moka taya ti kutya, tembukila kondunda womulele noweemwenyo twa li, kOshikondo ndika, Epangelo nali I .y 0 m u k a I i m 0 yegumbo oyi li tayi gu omeya ngoka oga kala yomwanakadhona Cecilia kadi li va li peenhele unene shIilonga oko twa li, dhilaadhile okutunga gwomomukunda Oidiva kooshimwe kooiyali ashike ge li ngaa moshanal popepi nontopa ya tuu dounona". Tate na kOshikondo shOmeyaoko ontopa yondjila pokati muuzilo wa Ngwediva noitatu omanga omashisha momtilonga gwa Ngwediva Ngwediva yedhina Kings meme Shiteta taya twa li twe kiidhenga, ko kOngwediva nomikunda lyomusamane . Jesaya giilya nago ge li pooha dhegumbo Iyawo Bar omanga yamwe ya lombwele oshifo shika RDC oshowo kOmbelewa ngashi Oidiva, Onheleiwa Petrus Shiteta gwoomvula pokugwapo. Omeya otaga mpoka, taya ti ngaa oge li tembukila kOotate Matias nokugwedha ko yOndoolopayaNgwediva. Oidiva, Okavandje 63 yo na meme Hedwig, matuka ga dhingilila ngeno kokule. Ohaluka Pondo Nghiyalwa nomukumo kutya omvula Yamwe oya li ye ya ngaa nOmakango opo aanona yawo omulongo egumbo alihe. Mepya ashike ongula onene mEfidilomulunga. oshinima oshiwanawa na shimweashikeshoyamono oshigwanashokashilihoka naatekulwa omugoyi olya iihuna yowala, iilya ayihe yEtitatu taya pendulwa "Vakwetuoilyayetueshi osho omwenyo omeya ando oya haluka shi yule okuya kOsikola ponokelwa komeya oyilikohiyomeya.Iigunda kugumwe gwomaanona yi li koshi yomeva ngaho, koshigwanashimweashike nokushuna inaya kwathela nuupu pethimbo lyomvula gefundja okuza ngaa epya yoongombe nayo okohi yawo aanasikola Lina Joel otayi ka hupa ngoo shili". . nee yo otaya keme ashike sha. Yamweoya ti kutyayo nenge kOongeleka. alihe negumbo alihe oshafa yomeya yi li. Ito ti nokuli ta ti epya oli yadi omeva. Mee Hedwig ti ipula omolwonkalo nee ndjoka anuwa ohaya kwathele Pokati mpoka oshifo ashike ondombe yuudha . opwalioshigundashiimuna Yakataleomeyaogathinda nokugwedha ko ti itsu ye ya adha ombaadhilila ashike moondoolopa, shika osha kundana wo omeya. nipoka. Omeya . otaga megumbo taga matuka. omukumo kutya ndjika kayi ya adha shito. nonande Oidi va nayo kutya tateThomas Shinana Oshifo shika osha li she ma tuka ondapo ohene ga Oya endelele ya ithane omvula yombili shili Tate Shiteta na me me Ongwediva ngaa. na meme Rosina Uusiku ya talelepo ongula yohela thinda pontopa ya aashiinda ye ya kwathele. omolwashoka yi rra eloolo Shiteta otaya nyenyetele Megumbo mwiyaka nee nayo oya tembuka mo na kasha li sha hala Ngwediva mpoka omanga Oya longolola mo iilya lyatyangaaka.Aanegumbo ashike, Iikondo yimwe inayayamonandeyakatale momagUnibo gawo okwiitaala shoka shi wete gamwe ga thinda momashisha taya tutu ya mbaka, ngashi aakadhona yEpangelo mOshakati sho mu li". Tate Shiteta ta omolwefundja. Kokwene nomeho. kwallndjoka ya Shihepo. ukitha puushiinda pOotate yOoJohana, Lidia nOngwediva, mbyoka, sho lombwele nokwiindila inaku lokwa omasiku ga Oondunda . dhaamati Pokuyapo pegumbo Iya Elifas Kaukolwa nooKayoso nayakwawo yeshilopotakuNgoloneya kutyaoyapumbwanatango ziko,shimweashikeomeya naakadhona, ndhoka dha tate Shiteta, twa thiga pakwathelo lyokamatyona yalweohayayineekOotate gwa Sl:lana tate Sylvanus ekwatho lyiikula, omanga onkeengaatagamatukaga tungwa noondhopi dhevi ohauto yetu. kokule, , o~o Nikql}or Kaukol;v ~: 9.~? {'~ J' Ka.~ . ~ol;~~~, . \~ ~a k~ ~ ~,~ " Vat~~} . ~~ li n~~a ~ S y ~ ~ ?_. J ~e[ll~ Shiteta ,~£: ~~dite , ~'.t d~ .~~~,u§~, unene ge i'. kwali oshowo oondunda ~ r;de. momeyaomalum

FAX.369S2 Cronje does it again

JOHANNEBURG: South Africa finally Cronje who "stuck the boot in." TEL. 36970 slipped back into full Test mode at the Coming together at 123/2 they led by example to Wanderers yesterday ... with spectacular punch out a third-wicket partnership of 135 in 160 results. minutes. With their top order displaying a lot more appli- After a disappointing first innings of 21 , Cronje SR~cial Services Special Services Property cation than they had in their first innings of251, the struck back with a vengeance. scoring his third Test <' .' home side had scored a commanding second in- century in only II matches in 217 minutes. nings 335 for five wickets at the close of the third He was eventua_IIy out to Merv Hl!ghes for 122 HOUSEWIVES WE NOW ALSO day of the first Test against Australia. (16x4s I x6), _which boosted his tally against the SELL STUO'ENTS . It was by far the best effort by Kepler Wessels and ~ustra.li~s _~n this country to an incredible"'. 44 from HAWKERS STARTER,STARTER NfF41~--- Co in their current clash against the Aussies, out-'" seven ~nnmgs. . . 'art your own REPAIR KITS, ~ stripping their 270-3 in the washed-out match in . Havmg bee,n not out once, he IS now averagmg usiness today STARTER DRIYES, 7~ _ SIM wo apld /Ut. IGNITION SWITCHES, Melbourne. out at 124 against the tourists. They must be getting Impo rt, MANPAAT 7534 leater IGNITION HARNESSES, Prepared to wait for the loose ball rather than hunt sick of the sight of the 24-year-old Free Stater. handb Delivery Tanzania in a Confederation of African . Female, 40's. Looking for Football Cup first round, second leg clash deserved goal that levelled the aggregate score. K RAMANSKI intelligent, exciting male. played at Eliis Park in Johannesburg on The goal was initiated by a brilliant piece of ,. ORELICK,'S Let'sstart with yourmind . . football from Joseph Rapelego. Box: 80722 . Saturday. ~ l S The industrious Birds midfielder waltzed through Olympia The result means that The Birds move into the We are urgently looking a cluster of. defenders then laid the ball off to for houses in Khomasdal second round cif the competition with a 2-1 aggre­ Ramasike who gave Numes no chance \Vith a pow- " . For Sale and Katutura. We have gate victory. erful shot. . potential buyers. Ramasike was the hero of the day after scoring the The match see-sawed after the break, with Swal­ Contact us today! 1988 OpelMonza 1600 opening goal in the first half to wipeout the Tanza­ lows putting the Tanzanians under constant pres­ Tel: 21183 (w) . GLS nians' 1-0 lead from the first leg. 213767 (h) . sure in the first 15 minutes of the half. 4x new tyres; alarm, With extra time looming, Swallows won a free Dean Willemse However, the Birds' goal-shy forwards failed to good condition. kick just outside their opponents' penalty area. deliver the goods and they allowed their opponents N$17 500 (negotiable) Ramasike hammered the ball, which slipped un­ off the hook. Tel: 44236 /43123 after der goalkeeper Steve Nemes' body and into the net, hours bringing a huge roar from the disappointing 5 000 Young Africans came back strongly and the home '- 9- VW Beetle for sale crowd to take Swallows into the next round of the side were lucky not to have conceded a goal on a < ' Property , Good condition. Price CAFCup. couple of occasions, but the Tanzanians also showed negotiable. 3 Bedroomed house to let It was a very closely fought cuptie, and although a woeful lack of killer instinct in front of goal. Features: Contact 213054 - Spotless home . " ':. ) :~ .• '. •••. < >m.··· ... ..'. ..' J~l ·· ••' Y .••: ···· 1 ••••••.•..••.••• : ••.• Ii - Fully furnished legal Notice - Pakistan - Contained garden - Full security THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 Ii 1111 I t l!!; B j qjl'lnJ - Cui de sac nm!: NOTICE OF INTENTION - Proximity to shopping . OF CHANGE OF triumph in NZ ••• .••• .••• ....,:: .'•• ':" •••••.•••• •'•. ,:.: ••': ,• ., :: ..' ••••• , ...• :.: ••••.••• ,••..• •• •• :••.• i·••• complex & medicity SURNAME : - Quiet area . I,Tttus Andreas residing at --. AUCKLAND:'·' Wasim Akram was .•. Long lease sought OD5/1 2 kambonde Gitop.e ;"~ ...... :: ,', Rent: N$3900 per month Street, Katutura and- em­ outstanding with both bat and ball yesterday f .' c ••• Tel: Mike at 62241 ployed as a Warden intend as Pakistan scored a 36-run victory over C.~';:;'t~wi,~ :~:~:~~ I applying to the Minister of HOUSE FOR SALE New Zealand in the second limited-overs Home Affairs for au'thority '., ·.'.i ··.,i<, ,'.~ f~ , ~;~:.•cricket international at Eden Park. : ':' ,, ' '"':: -: . 3 Bedroom house, BICs , undersection9 of theAliens I'.. :.. '... , ...... ,' .... , ,'. : :;: .::: ::: ;L ,. ~\I:S !!! . beautiful garden, big yard, Act, 1937 to assume the sur­ The victory gave Pakistan a 2-0 lead in the five­ , outbl!ilding, in Academia name of Eelu, for the rea­ ' ...... ~.•.. match series. Pakistan made a modest 146 all out in •...... ••...... •. . het u die ideale :,: ,~ ,: :.., : .:: -::: :-:: ::: :-:: ;::: ::: . Jntheid om u huis near shops, N$200 000- sons tflat Andreas -is my its innings, which lasted just43,3 overs, but New ...•. >~"' •...••. neg...... ••• >• .•. •.•• •••.•.••.•• ~ ..••• i ooi te maak! grandfather's first name. I Zealand was then dismissed for 110 in reply. Kr and er 'n deposita, Tel: 225042 (w) previously' bore the name .••...... •...... ' "We should have got the' runs on that wicket," .... .ng u goedere en 41547 (from 14hOO) T.Andreas. Any person who etaal dan 18 objects to my assumption of said New Zealand coach Geoff How.arth. •••• •••• . .••.••• \? ..••• . ..•.••• ; 1.~ .•.·· . i:U';;~~ /~ paaiemente. "The wicket was· perhaps a bit up and down but I gtige duvetstelle the said surname of Eelu KI. emaakte gordyne should as soon as maY 'be don't think there are any excuses apart from some ..•.. •••• . .•••. .••• .••• ••.. .••• .••• •••• •••.. •.•• .•••• ••. • .. . )~,. ..' ...... ~ .. ~~ ... ..•...... ~ •.. e mooi eetstelle lodge his/her objection, in disappointing batting." writing, with a statement of Messestelle Bryan Young was out in the first over of the .~. .•. .•. .••. .•.• .•.• ..•. .••• ..••. .••.. .••. ..•...... •. ... : ...... ~~ •••.•. Glase his/her reasons therefor, with innings and Andrew Jones was superbly caught by ondue -stelle the Magistrate of Windhoek. Mooi polte Aamir Sohail, who dived low to his left at square leg . •••• •••• ••• • ••• •• •~~ •••••••••• }i ti •••. ··············•·••• ·.• ·.· ••• r ..·.r .... ii ~P; l ··'MO Skakel: . 1.,. . .J 1' .. 1'. . ' in the third over . . lev Rina Kruger . '. THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 Opener Mark Greatbatch, out offonn, was dropped Tel: 43865 LJTAT'ES . Mev Kotie Mostert NOTICE OF INTENTION by Rehman at mid-off when he was on one, but got Pir~tes lucky penalty Tel:228244 PLOT & PLAN OF CHANGE OF to 23 before being dismissed. KHOMASDAL EXT 10 SURNAME New Zealand captain Ken Rutherford had to fight JOHANNESBURG: A second half penalty earned I,Filipus Kandiwapa Iyaya re­ LUXURY YOU CAN for his runs and with the Pakistan bowlers maintain­ Orlando Pirates a rather fortunate I-I draw in their Castle AFFORD !ll siding at Oluno Village nearby Ondangwa and un­ ing a tight line and length and their team mates Leag~e soccer match against Cape Town Spurs played at HOUSE the Orlando Stadium yesterday. There was no score at 3 Bedrooms with BIC employed intend applying working hard in the field, New Zealand's task 2 Bathrooms to the Minister of Home Af­ steadily became more difficult. half time. Spurs wery. on top. in the midfield where TEL: 211474 Modern kitchen with full fairs for authority under sec­ Akram finished the match by removing Danny Pirates employed four midfielder who could not get FAX: 211802 BIC tion 9 of the Aliens Act, 1937 Morrison and Gavin Larsen in successive avers, to their acts together. How~v er, Spurs took a 1-0 lead FOR NUMBER PLATES Big lounge to assume the surname of when midfielder Reggi~ Jantjies broke the dead­ SIGNWRITING AND end with the best figures inthe iIUlings, four for 23. Pitch Roof Iyambo, for the reasons that SILKSCREENING Pakistan's top-orderbatting lacked discipline and lock in the 55th minyte when he capitilised on a Choose bathtub, Iyaya is my father's first poor clearance by Bucs goalkeeperOkpara Williams. name,' I previously bore the the visitors were in trouble at 65 for six. ­ Washbasin ect colour But the Soweto Buccaneers grabbed the equali ser with schemes name ·F.K.lyaya. Any per­ Although neVer completely comfortable, left­ son who objects to my as­ handed opener Sohafl battled his way to 48 in 173 a twice taken 79th minute penalty. The first spot kick Burglar Bars included taken by Ernest Makhanya was saved by goalkeeper sumption of the said surname minutes to put some cement in the Pakistani in- You have 6 erven to Andre Arendse. But the referee, Robbie Williams, after choose from . ' oflyambo should as soonas nings. -, " consulting his linesman ordered the kick to be retaken All for only N$155 000 may be lodge his/her objec­ Sohail and Akram added a cruciai 62 in 89 balls tion, in writing, with a state­ adjudging that Arendse had moved before Makhanya had Phone Ingrid Now before off-spinner Shane Thomsoj1 came in to take ,m,el}t, 01 . his ~h ,er r~?sons taken his kick. The resulting second kick was converted 1<1 )T~ 38603 {w) three quick wickets for 14 runs. 43929 (h) . therElfor , With the"MAgisfrate by Edward Motale to give Bucs a share of the spoils. of Ondangwa. , Jv1onday\.Mprch 7 199fl11

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1:36:28. HELGE SCHUTZ Rudiger Gretschel won the junior section in unlucky 'Frogs 1:26:40withNeil Dyson coming second in 1:37 :00. Tokkie Bombosch completed an unbeaten Ian Wood won the veteran's section in 1:29:05 and Rob Andrew kicked all of run in the loal triathlon season when he won Lacroix was denied the chance to con­ Gerry Lynch the masters section in 1:22:30. England's points on Saturday vert the try when the ball fell over the final event, the GI Procon Triathlon at 'The Only Ones' consisting of Christiaan Vaatz, as his team beat France for the during his approach. He argued in­ Von Bach dam on Saturday. He covered the Florian Phaffenthaler and Rene ,Grubert won the seventh straight time, 18-14, and tensely but in vain with Irish referee 800m swim, 20km cyle and.Skm run in 1 team category in 1:11:18, with Hydro World con­ preserved a faint chance of Stephen Hilditch and the score re­ hour 4 minutes and 2S seconds. sisting of Jean Carlo la Franchi and Graeme Dyson mained at 12-8 for England. coming second. winning the Five Nations rugby Although the event took place in stifling heat, championship. England discipline began to unravel there was a good turn-out from the local community , The triathlon also catered for canoeists who did but Lacroix missed two penalties that which enouraged the participants all along the route. 4km on the dam in stead of the swimming leg. This England, though now without a try could have given France the edge. He Danie de Lange of Swakopmund came second in section was won by Conrad Pool in 1:08:07, fol­ in a full year of international play, , did score a penalty in the 70th minute I : 13:04 and Mordegai Rossouw third in 1: 15: 14. lowed by Jannie Niewoudt in 1:10:26 and Pierre have now won two matches and lost to make the score 12-i 1 but Andrew Zoe Mitchell also confirmed her position.!ls Na- . Dahl in 1:21:48. one. They play unbeaten Wales in the responded three minutes later. Again mibia's top female triathlete after completing the The women's category went to Monika V i!nter in final match on March 19, and would in the 76th minute Lacroix kicked distance in the excellent time of 1: 18:06. Besides a time of 1: 31: 21 while Don Ridley took the masters have to win by more than 30 points to France to within one point and Andrew leaving the rest of the women trailing in her wake, section in 1:32:55. Giel de Kock, Frank Fielding claim the\ltitle on point differential. again reciproated just before the final she also recorded a better time than the winning and Bjorn Krauer won the team event in 1:02:46, Andrew scored the first 12 points whistle. junior, veteran and master's men. Tineke de Boer followed by Marietjie Ackerman, Stefan Redecker of the match with three penalties and It was England's fourth straight vic­ came second in 1:35:02 and Gillian Brewer third in and Fiona Nichol. a drop goal early in the second half. tory at Parc des Prince, subduing the ------~------_f After numerous French drives were French fans in the sell-out , 50 000 thwarted in the first half, they finally crowd. Among the crowd was Juan scored in the 49th minute through a Antonio Samaranch, the president of penalty by centre Thierry Lacroix. the International Olympic Commit- Two minutes later they scored the , tee. He was a guest of top French only try of the match when Abdelatif rugby officials who are interested in ' Benazzi plunged into the corner with adding rugby to the programme for two tacklers over him. But the 2000 summer games in Sydney. Chelsea creams Man United again

Chelsea, the only team to beat champions Norwegian strJ ~ ~r Jan Manchester United in league action this FjortoftscoredSwindon's season, did it again on Saturday with a equaliser two minutes carbon copy repeat of its 1-0 victory in from the end in a I-I tie with West Ham. It was his September. ~Even the goalscorer- was the ninth goal in seven games, same - Gavin Peacock. but Swindon remains last With second place Ewood Park. Rovers now on the log, behind Shef­ AT FULL STRETCH ... action from one of the primary school handball matches on Saturday. The Blackbum beatingLiver­ have 64 points from 31 field United on goal dif­ boys primary school winners were DHPS. pool 2-0, the results mean games while United has ference. - 68 from 30. Third placed Robbie Earl scored the standings has been cut Arsenal, who won 5-1 at twice as Wimbledon ENGLISH PREMIER to only four points. Ipswich, has 54 from 31. downed Norwich 3-1 and Pea04:k struck from England striker Jan Everton edged Oldham 2- ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~IIIILEAGUE LOG IIIIIIIIIIIII~ ~ted'SIe~d~~~Mark Stein's pass in the Wright netted three times I. Graeme Sharp, a former 65th minute to stun United for Arsenal at Portman Everton_player, scored Road as Ipswich suffered Oldham's goal and was Manchester U 30 20 8 2 59 28 68 fans at Old Trafford. Chel­ sea's Russian goalie, another disastrous slump later sent off for elbowing B1ackburn R 31 19 7 5 46 23 64 Dmitri Khari, then made at home. Last Tuesday an opponent. Arsenal 31 14 12 5 39 17 54 a series of late saves to they were beaten 2-1 by Belgrade born Predrag Newcastle 30 15 6 9 52 30 51 keep United out. first division Wolves and Radosavljevic, known as Leeds 30 12 12 6 42 30 48 The last time Alex knocked out of the FA Preci by the fans, scored Liverpool 31 13 8 10 49 42 47 Ferguson's team lost at Cup. Everton's first and As ton Villa 29 '12 10 7 37 28 46 home was in November Andy Cole, the Premier GraemeStewartnettedthe Sheffield W 30 11 I1 8 53 39 44 1992 when Wimbledon League's top scorer, took second. Norwich 31 10 14 7 50 42 44 triumphed, and United his total for the season to Gary Penright fired QPR 28 11 7 10 43 37 40 had gone 34 league and 31 as Newcastle won 1-0 Queens Park Rangers Wimbledon 29 10 9 10 34 40 39 cup games unbeaten since at Sheffield Wednesday. ahead, only for David Coventry 31 9 11 I1 32 37 38 Chelsea's previous tri­ J as on Dozzle scored a late RocastIe to level for Man­ Eve rton 31 10 6 15 35 42 36 umph. equalizer for Spurs in a 2- chester City in a I-all tie Ipsw ich 30 8 12 10 27 37 36 Jason Wilcox and Tim all draw with fellow strug­ and Leeds was booed off Tottenham 32 7 11 14 42 46 32 Sherwood were glers Sheffield United, but the field by its fans after a Chelsea 29 8 8 i3 31 39 32 Blackburn's scorers Tottenham still have not drab goalless tie with Southampton 30 9 . 4 17 32 41 31 . -:: : against Liverpool at won since October. lowly Manchester C 31 6 12 13 26 39 30 Oldham 30 6 9 15 26 50 27 Sheffield U 30 4 12 14' 26 47 24 Mixed return for Joyner-Kersee Swindon 32 4 12 16 36 73 24 A TLANT A: J ackie ters, in the long jump champion and a gold Witbank go through Joyner-Kersee went Saturday at the USA- medalistin the400-me­ from greatness to grief Mobil Indoor Champi- ter relay, delighted her MASERU: Witbank Ac'es ~ o n through to tlie sec- in two hours. onships. home state cr owd by ond round of the Africa Cup Winners Cup when Gwen Torrence Then the versatile winning the 200 with they defeated Bantu F;C'of Lesotho 2-1 in a first found two moments of Joyner-Kersee, winner her second American round, second leg Africa Cup Winners Cup soccer glory within 75 min- of three Olympic gold recordintwodays,then clash played at t\le Setsoto Stadium in Maseru utes. medals, o ne silver won the 60-meter dash. yesterday. First,Joyner-Kersee, medal and one bronze, It was the first wom­ Aces won the tie with an 8-2 aggregate. considered the best fe- fell over the final hur- en's sprint double in Aces striker Johannes Shili who netted a hattrick male athlete in history, dIe in the 60-meter hur- the national champion­ in the first leg scored both his club's goals on en~anced her reputa- dIes and limped off the ships in 25 years. The Sunday. Shili opened his club's account with a goal tion with an American track -in severe pain. last to do It was Hall of in the 13th minute and added goal number two in the )) .g I st. Bantu 'winger Morapeli TlalL scored'J a>,} 'lte Torrence, the 1992 Famer Barbara Ferrell ,in the .~ Jt:~ ~ I'· ~i <0 OIYhtpt(!.- r:200-meter \ in' 1969 ~c" .::. :'-, ...... :.::' .:-' ... Results ... Results ... Charity Spectacular

Sunday: Independence Stadium - semi-finals: Aze Maize Chief Santos 4, African Stars 2; Black Africa 2, Namsea Orlando Pirates 2 (BA win 4-2 on peh­ alties). - Final - Black Africa 2, Chief Santos I. Premier League friendlies

Double-header: Saturday: Khomasdal Stadium - Prime Press Liverpool 2, Mukorob Tigers I; Civics FC 3, Young Ones 1. CIVILIAN .•. Mabos Ortmann of Civics FC gets airborne against Young Ones during the exciting double-header played at the Khomasdal Stadium. Ortmann scored Civics third goal in their 3-1 win over their Khomasdal foes. Prime Press Liverpool NSL Castle League downed Mukorob Pelagic Tigers 2-1 in the earlier outing.

Sunday: HellenLc 2, Chats worth 'Rangers I; Oralndo Pi­ rates I, Cape Town Sprurs I; Bloemfontein Black Africa Rules OK! Celtic 1, Pretoria City I; Vaal Professionals 2, Kaizer Chiefs I; Bush Bucks v. Royal Tigers­ game po'Stponed pitch urifit. C AF Competitions As Lions snatch Charity Cup·... < The goal resulted from However, 10 minutes two superb goals from CONRAD ANGULA RESULTS of Africa Cup matches involving a mix-up in front of the into extra time, the di­ Gerros Witbeen secured NSL clubs played yesterday: Black Africa goal mouth minutive Samaria netted the Santos win. Africa Champions Cup, first round, second leg: NAMIBIAN glamour boys Black Africa after young striker Paul the winner for Lively Stars replied through Sundowns 4, Arsenal (Lesotho) I. Sundowns continued their cup-winning form from last Nugurib forced a loose Lions and his second a brace from national -win 5-1 on aggregate. season when they defeated a gutsy Ace Maize ball inside the Lions pen­ goal of the match. under-20 central de­ ChiefSantos 2-1 after extra-time in the final alty box which found Black Africa received fender, Phillip Gariseb . . Africa Cup Winners Cup, first round, second leg: ofthe Namibia Charity Spectacular Cup in Uirab unmarked. N$lO 000 for their first * The Lively Lions had Bantuc FC (Lesotho) I, Witbank Aces 2. Aces front of a packed Independence Stadium in The teams failed to tournament victory of to come from behind to win 8-2 on aggregate. Windhoek yesterday. reproduce the form dis­ the year with Santos win 4-2 on penalties played-in the tougher but pocketing N$5 000. against a fired-up Dutch First Division The Katutura giants ball past Santos goalie more exciting semifinals African Stars and Namsea Orlando Pirates took an early lead after a Marcellus 'The Cat' played earlier in the Orlando Pirates, the two in the second semi-final RESULTS of the Dutch First Division soccer disputed penalty when Witbeen in the seventh morning at the same beaten semifinalists, which ended 2-all at league (home teams listed first): Smithley 'Chacklas' minute. venue. The midfielders each had to be satisfied regulation time. Stanley Played Saturday: Engelbrecht was brought Santos refused to lie of both sides played ex­ with N$2 500. Louw and Smithley Willem II Tilburg 3, VVV Venlo 0; MVV down on the edge of the down and pressed ahead cellently but the final * In semifinal matches Engelbrecht were the Maastricht I, Roda JC Kerkrade O. Santos penalty area. but it was not until five touch was missing from played earlier, Santos saviours of the Lions af­ Played Sunday: Black Africa minute into the second the forwards who either ousted Stars 4-2 after ter the Buccaneers went Go Ahead Eagles I, Feyenoord Rotterdam 1; playmaker Richard half that they were re­ failed to find their feet leading 2-1 at ahead 2-0 after the break Ajax Amsterdam 3, Cambuur Leeuwarden 2; FC 'Bobby' Samaria made warded with a goal from due to over-hastiness or changeover. Siegfried through goals from Volendam 3, RKC Waalwijk I; Sparta Rotter­ no mistake when he midfielder Engelhardt the wet weather condi­ 'Jomo' Goagoseb, Ruben van Wyk and dam 3, FC Utrecht 2; FC Groningen 0, NAC stepped up to blast the Uirab. tions of the pitch. Striker Maharero and Styles Brinkman. Breda 0; Vitesse Amhem 0, PSV Eindhoven O. English Premier A fine win forVelowerkstatt League place at the Ramblers field Velowerkstatt managed to girls category when its HELGE SCHUTZ on Saturday. The teams pip DTS by two goals to first team beat its second RESULTS of English Premier League soccer were deadlocked at eight one. team 9-2 in the final with games played at the weekend: The Velowerkstatt team of the Handball for All goals all afternormal time It was a fine con.clusion DOSW coming third. In beat DTS in a tense final tournament which took Played Saturday: but in extra time to a highly sucessful tour­ the primary boys compe­ Blackburn 2, Liverpool 0; Everton 2, Oldham I; nament which drew a lot tition DHPS won, fol ­ Cif teams, especially lowed by Centaurus and Ipswich I, ArsenalS; Leeds O. Southampton 0; amongst Windhoek 's DSW II, while DSW III Manchester United 0, Chelsea I; Queens Park schools. Nineteen schools beat DSW II 5-2 in the Rangers I, ManchesterCity I; Sheffield Wednes­ participated in the junior primary girls final with day 0, Newcastle 1; Swindon I, West Ham I; categories while 10 sen­ Centaurus coming third. Tottenham 2, Sheffield United 2; Wimbledon 3, ior teams participated in A lot of new players Norwich I. the men and mixed sec­ were spotted at the tour­ Played Sunday: tions. ney and this bodes well ' Aston Villa I, Coventry O. In the men 's senior cat­ for the handball league egory DOSW came third, which starts within a Italian First Division while All Sports beat month. Amongst the DHPS 14-5 in the mixed schools Centaurus and final , with 'Schlafmutzen' DOSW showed great im­ RESULTS ,from the 26th round of the Italian claiming third spot. provement, while the pos­ First Division soccer league following yester­ In the senior secondary sibility exists that Unam day's matches: boys competition will enter a. team in the Cagliari 0, Cremonese 0; Foggia I, Atalanta I; Concordia's second team senior league for the first Inter Milan I. Udinese 0; Juventus 0, AC Milan beat its first team 7-4, time. The school' s ieague I; Lecce 0, Napoli I; Piacenza I, Genoa I; whil e Centaurus came starts on March 28 and Reggiana v. Parma (suspended); Sampdoria I, HOT ACTION ... a scene from the Handball For All tournament which third. Conordiacontinued the senior league on April Torino O. • took place at the Ramblers Ground on Saturday. its impressive run in the 11.