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Friday August 23 AIDS, HiV figure hits 1-320 mark

GROOTFONlEIN: Namibi­ ans could witness an increase in the number of AIDS cases and mv infections in the months ahead, Health and Social Services Minister Dr Nicky Iyambo warned yes­ terday. For this reason it was im­ portant that health workers should give their "fullest attention" to the struggle against "this dreadful dis­ ease", Iyambo added. The Minister's serious VIVA PEOPLE'S POWER. The media world-wide yesterday reported that 'people's warning was given at a three­ power' won the day in Moscow shoWing' 'how popular protest can prove stronger day workshop on nursing than tanks and guns". The failure of the hardline coup in the Soviet Union was also management of mv- infected attributed to a split in the military. Above: MOSCOW - A tank driver loyal to Boris people which opened here on Yeltsin makes a hand sign while parked outside the Russian Federatjon building here Wednesday night. following the coup. See reports and photographs, pages 10 and 11. Photograph: Iyambo pointed out that Agence France-Presse although the latest count of AIDS and mv infections stood at 1320, the incidence of such MEMBERS of the Namibian media this week got their cases could be much higher. first chance to meet with the chief of the Namibian "All of us are therefore reminded of the difflcult task army, Major·'General Solomon Hawala. Hawala ad­ ahead and the need for re· Bosses 'warned: dressed the media at the army HQ at GrootfQntein. See story page 5. Photograph: Stanley Katzao continued on page 2 GRN watchers Fish pirates to Don't ignore rewarded ... NAMIBIAN police are be heli~copped? taking a tough line on misuse of Government­ registered cars and ve­ TOMMINNEY Monday holiday hicles and several cases have already gone to A HELICOPTER was jetted into Windhoek airport yesterday to be put together and used to stop fish pirates EMPLOYERS who try to court. Many civil ser­ vants have resigned who plunder Namibia's exclusive economic zone. The AUGUSTINEUM deprive their workers of a rather than face charges. brand-new Dauphin N2, which is part of French aid to students yesterday public holiday this Monday Between February and Namibia, came in six pieces aboard a UTA Boeing 747 dressed up in style have been given a stern June this year police have from Paris. for the opening day warning by the Government thattheyare "on a coUision nabbed 539 culprits for sus­ The tbree-and-a-half tonne h;elicopter was packed in two of celebrations to pected misuse of vehicles. pallets and the two turbo engines in a third. Two engineers and ccurse with the law". mark the school's One-tenth of the cases were two pilots and the manager of Heli Union, the company which is According to the Ministry 125th anniversary, dismissed but nine-tenths are supplying the helicopter, arrived from France on Wednesday and of Justice, many complaints which kicked off being investigated further. were set to assemble the craft at the airport. The manager is set have been received from work­ with a procession People who spot a GRN­ to return, but the four crew will remain and wor)c withNamibians ers whose employers claim down Independence registered vehicle - or for four months. ' _.' August is "only a Swapo Avenue. 26 "HHRRN" as they are popu­ The aircraft will be used for both surveillance and rescue work. holiday, not a public holiday". Photograph: Kate larly known - being used f:>r It has 11 seats and with the radar @.tld :C o~put~~ equip~ent is They are therefore refusing Burling suspicious purposes should worth some FFr30 million (RI4;5 rn.jllion). The pilots are expe­ to give a day off. The employ­ report this at any police sta­ rienced in the skilled work both of l~wering people, as was done ers have allegedly told their tion where the appropriate to arrest Spanish fish pirates, and iD. picking up people from the workers they will be sacked or forms are said to be avail­ sea. pay will be deducted if they do able. It will be put together tomorrow and will be at the disposal of not come to work on Monday. They should avoid report­ the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources. They will Justice Minister Ngarikutuke ing cases where misuse will investigate ",hether a suitable base fur it can be foond at Swakcynnmd Tjiriange points out that Au­ be hard to prove, but con- or Arandis and it could start flying five days a week from next gust 26, Heroes Day, is indeed an official public holiday, continued on page 3 continued on page 2

• 'It is a pity that these em­ • t " .~ " . tfJ7:se::z ployers are still ignorant of this fact, hence their refusal to join the rest of the nation in CLEANlJNESS: celebrating this very impor­ tant day in the history of our - IN SCHOOLS country and its people. ' , He stressed that the country - IN HOSPITALS could not afford to have some - FOR ALL PEOPLE people recognising official public holidays and others not, £'LEANI .!NESS: Employers would face grave ~-__- ____ _ consequences if they carried THRU IN SERVICE TRAINING ~====~~======~==~-======~_:~u~~='=~~=~~i_r_se_lfi_S_h_thr__e_a_ts_"_'_he~ ~~-~~~~~~-~~~' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~A~~~~~I~B~I~A~~~W THE'NAMiB1AN

_ . - . AIDS - from page 1 Flying highwithN a __ _ newed energies to fight the disease and to stop the further spread of. HiV infections in THERE was an intake of Among the modifications ing along," he commented and newspapers· and wonderfully LESLEV PATON Namibia, " he said. breath and a spontaneQus were new, extra wide, two to a extended good wishes to attentive service from a bevy Iyam~o urged health work­ burst of clapping from the row, leather seats in the Busi­ TransNamib in their new en­ of air hostesses. ers to give AIDS and HiY vic­ large crowd assembled on ness class which now seats only meet and coping with the deavour. A delicious four course lunch tims "limitless love and ade­ the apron at Windhoek 24 passengers with 75 in econ­ downturn in traffic. Passenger Trans Namib personnel were consisting of asparagus vina­ quate care". People should also omy class. Namib Air is par­ pumbers were sufficient to make very enthusiastic about the grette, smoked ham rolls, airport a

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Pohamba to lead nation

THE Minister of Home Af­ fairs, Hifikepunye will be acting Prime Minister during the absence of Prime ( Minister Hage Geingob who left -for Europe and far east Asia this week. This was disclosed yester­ day by Wilma Deetlefs, Media Liaison Officer in the Office of the Prime Minister. Gein­ gob left for a month-long eight nations tour. Pohamba will also be acting President when President Sam Nujoma travels to Tanzania I from August 25 to 27. Seal protest

SOUTH Africans will take to the streets tomorrow to protest the killing of seals off the Namibian coast. Earthlife's animal action group announced this week that a "protest demonstration' , against the controversial culling of bulls and pups will take place in Johannesburg. The Namibian Government's decision to set a seal culling quota of 23 000 FACES that have seen war and now peace. Ongulumbashe veterans celebrated Namibia Day for the first time in independent Namibia last year. has landed it at the centre of a This year August 26, known as Heroes Day or Namibia Day, will be celebrated across the country. Ongulumbashe is the village in northern controversy which has reached Namibia where the first military contact between Swapo and the South African security forces took place, marking the start of the armed farbeyond Namibia's borders. struggle. Photograph: Gwen Lister '72 000 on State payroll'

THE number of people working for the Government the medical aid scheme was that the pension fund woul'" has risen to a massive 72 000 says the Public Service recently put under review follow the same trend was Union of Namibia. This appears higher than the Gov­ becuase of rising costs with 5 "devoid of any truth". STAFF REPORTER ernment has so far admitted and budgeted for. . 232 new members and 6 300 The union also claimed that dependents. It asked whether 14000 people more than the The union adds that approxi­ be determined during the first THE commemoration of Okahandja Day, when the the pension fund would follow budgeted number are "affirma­ country pays tribute to some its past leaders, is again. mately 25 000 people have been phase. of the rationalisation. " with Government contnbutions tiveactionappointments" and recruited since independence, This is to be in the first week of reassessed. claimed that. while it did not enveloped in controversy as has become almost custom­ from a total workforce of 47 September. llonga ofNapwu denied that oppose the policy is should be ary in recent years. 000 in March 1990 with thou­ Apparently there were 57 349 fringe benefits were so impor­ carried out along strict guide­ Over the past few years there them about arrangements Jor sands of posts vacant. posts in the Government at tant to the majority of civil lines and would not solve the has been disagreement over the commemoration. The union claims that the independence and by the end servants who are very low paid. . Government's problems. issues such as the overbearing Okabandja Day is the day fi gure is well-founded and in of February this year there were He said many staff, even in Mbumba said that the Prime DTA presence at the occasion, when people pay tribute to such use also with the Public Serv­ 60 892 posts excluding the hospitals, do not receive medi­ Minister hadpledged to cut the and the attendance of contro­ legendary Chiefs as Samuel ice Commission. Peter Nan­ defence force but including cal cover. civil service, but f'frst had to versial figures such as Chief · Maharero and Hosea Kutako golo llonga, General Secretary police and prison services. Not The Prime Minister's office balance it to the needs of inde­ Gatsha Buthelezi. at the traditional burial place of the Namibian Public Work­ all these jobs were necessarily denied that the scheme was pendent Namibia. This proc­ This year the dissatisfaction . of the Tjamuh.a/Maharero Royal ers'Union, Napwu,agreesitis filled. being cut to save costs, and ess was to be followed by ra­ comes from the Maharero House at Okahandja. hard to get exact figures but PSUN chair Clarence Balie, said the review was to stop tionalisation which began as family who feel slighted by the The commemoration this that the PSUN represents many in a statement after an execu­ malpractices. The suggestion early as May. failure of organisers to consult year, which takes place on of the country's senior civil tive meeting, asked whether Sunday, has apparently been servants and should have ac­ the public service is heading arranged by a 'Cultural Com­ cess to reliable data. He adds for disaster. "This highly­ mittee' attached to the Minis­ that provided that the Govern­ staffed and generally unpro­ try of Education. ment, as the country's main ductive body, riddled with Earlier in the week the employer, is well-organised, it corruption, is becoming a seri- committee is reported to have should not hesitate to take more 0us headache. Wherevex: pos­ made announcements on NBC workers on. sible we urge our members Radio in which it claimed to However, the figure will and their friends to stop stealig have been given a mandate to alarm many businesspeople and from their colleagues. We organise arrangements for the economists who have been support any measures taken by remembrance day. warning that Namibia's civil Government upon finding On Wednesday, however, a service was very top heavy and public servants guilty of cor­ spokesperson for the Mahar­ posed a huge tax burden - based ruption. " The Prime Minis­ ero family categorically stated on figures of up to 60 000 civil ter's office welcomed this call. that the Cultural Committee servants. The union said that the ris­ had no mandate whatsoever to In reply, Cabinet secretary ing numbers hit at the fringe organise the commemoration. Nangolo Mbumta said yester­ benefits on which it saYs pub­ • 'How can you visit another­ day: "The correct number will lic servants depend. It claimed person's father's grave with­ THE Namibian Police are offering a R20 000 reward. to anyone who can supply out consulting the sons an - information to the police which would lead to the reCovery of the uranium oxide stolen daughters of the fainily," he from the Rossing Mine near StWakopmund recently. The photograph shows drums asked . . Treason .Trial delay similar to those stolen. The spokesperson called on , .. ""..... all those who in future wished SENTENCE in the sensational high treason trial was yesterday and challenge GRN drivers istry they had already had one to pay tribut~ to the heroes of . postponed at request of defence counsel for the three accused. ';hom they suspect, and issue successful conviction in court the past buried at Okabandja~~ J osef J ohannes Kleynbans, Robin Montgomery and Uwe Tietz ~em with ,:: q9~ifi;,.atio!;lS "~ ~ ,.~~ two people had resigne.i! . to do so in consultation with,: were expected to be sentenced yesterday after they wen; found which are also copied to the ,: . 'before they could be charged '~the Milia'ier:o t'aihlfy: --, s--~ guilty of several ch arges, including high treason, in the Windhoek Auditor-General and to 1be Gov- with misuse. He said that High Court on Tuesday. cent rate on sightings either at ernment garage or ministry to meetings ~e being held with For tomorrow's Sentence was postponed until yesterday when defence coun­ unreasonable hours or other follow up for further investi- the transport officers of differ- ' sels, Louis Botes (for Montgomery and Tietz) and Herman suspicious moves such as pick­ gation. · ent ministries. ~ :.. news today, Oosthuizen (for Kleynbans) were due to present arguments in ing up fee-paying and other Latest figures are still to be Encouragingly, he said that mitigation of sentence. passengers, dropping school­ found; but the average has been police are reporting that there read the N amibian When the court resumed yesterday, Botes and Oosthuizen children at a private school or about 150 a month. seems to be less misuse as the I asked for a further postponement to enable the to prepare their moving household furniture late According to Jaap Smith, crackdown takes effect. - the newspaper ' ! arguments properly' 'as we are dealing with a very serious case " . at night. This would save in­ under-secretary for Human The public are invited to do that's always ahead ( Justice Bryan 0 'Lion agreed and postponed sentence to Sep­ vestigators' time and stream­ Resources, Management and all they can to report probable tember 17 and 19. line the inquiries . Development in the Prime misuses accurately and help- of the times. • All the accused will remanded in custody until that date. All police officers can stop Minister's office, in one min- fully. r

4 Friday August 23 1991 THE-ffAMIBIAN 'Each one, teach one' Unions ·push ahead on -teracy front

WORKERS who can read Often worker education relie' T9M MINNEY and write have a huge ad'­ on the union priniciple - "eac~ vantage over those who them the functional literacy one, teach one". cannot was the conclusion needed for a particular job. In proportion, more women of a two-day conference The unions will explain to are illiterate than men as they them that they will get more have been denied an equal on literacy which ended in from backing more compre­ chance of schooling in the past. Windhoek this week. hensive training, including It is important to be aware of Now the organisers, the proper literacy training.Work­ their particular needs. Courses National Union of Namibian ers, said one speaker, whO . c ~ need to take account of prob­ Workers, are to launch a na­ read would be better able lems women will face such aJ . tional campaign to promote discuss issues such as produ opposition from their lrusbands, awareness of the advantages tivity and have a wider gene a heavy work-load inc1udin of being able to read and write knowledge to bring to bear on having to cook for the family, and to set up classes or encour- . their work. and no access to transport. age people to enrol in existing Literacy is vital for national Special help will have to be courses. development too as writing is offered to provide them with A key target will be compa­ one of the main ways of spread­ an equal chance, such as hold­ nies where their members are ing information. The unions ing literacy classes during work employed.NUNW deputy are considering small dramas hours or providing transport, general secretary Kaatry Kamwi showing the disadvantages, for child-minding or subsidised NAMIBIA'S MAN AT THE UN. Dr Tuoguru Huaraka signs abook of commissiQn­ told The Namibian that the instance of not being able to meals for them and their fami­ ings at State House on Wednesday. Huaraka will be Namibia's Permanent Represen­ unions were "much encour­ read forms or letters. It also lies. tative to the United Nations. He was congratulated by President Sam Nujoma and aged" by the attitude many helps workers learn about their Kamwi said the uniens would First Lady Kovambo Nujoma at a special State House Commissioning Ceremony. employers have shown towards rights. make a special effort to pro­ Photograph: Joseph Nekaya, Nampa .- training since independence. Up to 40 people attended the mote the need for literacy amoog However, many are concen­ conference in Katutura, Wind­ women and to make sure that trating only on training work­ hock. Shop stewards, organ­ many women become trainers READ THE NAMIBIAN, STAY INFORMED ers to do their particular job isers and educators came from and promoters to encourage better, such as only teaching as far as Keetmanshoop, Walvis others. Bay and Tsumeb. Other bodies Initial steps for the unions which took part included the will be to make contact with Non-Governmental Organisa­ other literacy programmes and tions Forum (Nangof), the find out what is already going Council of Churches in.Na­ on so that they can encourage mibia, Nanso, the Namibia members to join and what Literacy Programme, the problems others have faced and Department of Women Affairs overcome. and the Ministry of Education. The first step will be to pro­ The unions are to concen­ mote awareness of literacy and trate on getting their own the unions are looking for members to do the awareness partners among companies and and even training work rather other organisations. than importing outside experts. * See also page 7

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THE Namlblan Defence Force demn these acts, " he said and plinary problems are experi­ ters of the students were' five­ NDF and Media ing good officers and men to this week moved closer to promised to look into ways of enced at the lower levels of the star' clean. replace those who are not effi­ convincing its critics that it preventing them happening force, Military Police would After ovemighting at the As could be concluded from cient, so that hard work is r eally is trying to build a pro­ again. start training on September 2 Anny HQ at Grootfontein, the this two-day visit, there is no rewarded, " he warned. fessional, accountable armed The first stop-over was at this year to help enforce disci­ media group was addressed by doubt that the NOP needs the About practical training, force of which the country the Military School at Oka­ pline throughout, Oosthuizen controversial Army Chief, support, criticism and praise Namoloh said the lack of de­ can be proud. handja, where the group spent said. Major-General Solomon of a well-informed press which cent shooting ranges close to Namibia's media were taken half a day with the "most On a walking tour through Hawala. In a rather retrospec­ can understand its tasks and bases base was a serious short­ .._ o n a two-day familiarisation p'tofessional and probably the the School, we came across a tive speech, Hawala said he activities and speak intelligently fall for the forces. tour which included visits to best disciplined unit" in the dozen soldiers, lying in a dis­ believed it was only through about its progress. Although the NDF had in­ : the Military School at Oka­ NDF. orderly fashion ' on a lawn. personal experience such as , 'Time spent checking facts . herited some good bases from "'handja, the Army Headquar­ Commanding officer of the Oostlruizen explained that they the tour or "man-to-man con­ on defence-related journalism the fonner forces, they were ters at Grootfontein and the School, Colonel' Oosthuizen, were defying a decision fro~ tact" that a person could re­ is time well spent," Malima expensive to maintain with their base of 5th Battalion just out­ briefed the media on the aim of the Ministry of Defence to be ally become convinced that the remarked at the start of the budget, the General said. side Otavi. the sS:tool, to "achieve and removed from the Military other people or organisations tour and promised that his Public A pre-colonial example was The tour started with a brief­ maintain the highest standard School due to a lack of interest , 'are decent and worth recog­ Relations office will always that the SADFused to received ing by the deputy minister of of training, education, disci­ on their part. nition, confidence and sup­ do its best to provide the media RI,5 million for the mainte­ Defence, Salomon Malima, pline and motivation of all leader "I want to see them gone by port". with whatever facts are at its nance of these bases, while the early on Tuesday moming at elements" of the NDF. September 2, ' , Oosthuizen He added that the war, which disposal and which could be NDF was only allocated RO,5m the Defence HQ in Windhoek. "Without discipline and self­ warned and added that he will ended 27 months ago, had left released 'without endangering for the same purpose. Malima dealt with accusa­ discipline, no anny can oper­ not fill vacancies at the School some, 'if not most of us still national security'. "Most of the infrastructure tions from critics that the ate, " he stressed and added simply for the sake of filling suffering from unfounded Army activities will crumble," the General Ministry was 'unnecessarily that the proper enforcement of them. "If we are to strive for a neurosis against one another". -warned on a very serious note: secretive' about its activities discipline within the Military centre' of excellence, 1 cannot Against this backround the Chief-of-Staff, Major Gen­ Transport was another diffi- and plans, and expressed the School was of utmost impor­ afford to have dead wood media visit was viewed by the eral Charles Namoloh, infonned , cUlt problem. :With their bat­ hope that the tour would dispel tance. But how would this be remaining on at the school," Army HQ as an important the-media that the deployment talions spread over big -areas: this belief. Stressing that they achieved? he added. undertaking in the collection of infantry battalions had been they need good and efflcient would not try to coax the media According to Ooshuizen, Students 'are expected to and distribution of news and successfully completed with the transport to supply bases to into positive reporting on the there needs to be a sound back­ achieve passes of 60'per cent the presentation of real, com­ first battalion based at Rundu, train men and to compJete Defence Force, Malima said up system. This should be a in theoretical and practical plete, objective and impartial the second in Oshakati, the third administration. "Many roads "we want you to be honest, military legal system to deal progress tests and exams, he infonnation on any matter of at Grootfontein and the fifth at are tough and our transport realistic and objective in your out punishment to offenders. said. 100se who fail "will either public, national and interna­ Otavi. suffers," Namoloh said. reporting' '. Measures like the strict be recommended to return for tional interest within and out­ Namoloh said they were He concluded by saying that On a more serious note, he application of the Military another attempt or not come side Namibia. planning the further deploy­ the anny needed a qualified added that there had been cer­ Disciplinary Code, summary back at all". The Army chief said this ment of artillery, engineer and lawyer to advise the NDF on tain amount of negative pub­ trials and court martials, dis­ During the tour one could could be done only by adher­ air defence units. ,legal matters which were pres­ licity about the Defence Force missals and office interviews observe the high standard of ing, at all times, to truthful The Chief-of-Staff also ently delaying disciplinary over the past months, mainly are currently in use to enforce excellence the Military School reporting of news and infor­ briefed the media about exten­ procedures. He added that in associated with "highly regret­ proper discipline. Discipline, maintains, especially in tenns mation both objectively and sifoe training programmes of addition to discipline' 'we need table incidents involving indi­ as a subject, also fonns a part of neatness. All the lawns in fairly, without prejudice to officers and troops at the Mili: good morale" which they felt viduals associated with ,the of every course that run at the the grounds were nicely peace and hannony in the tary HQ. could be boosted by sport and NDF". School. trimmed, the yards raked per­ country. "We need to start promot- competition in the units. " You have heard me con- As most of the NDF's disci- fectly while the sleeping-quar-

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Whether or not period. with HRM. His farm is now will soon catch on in the move tbe resulting wood growth According to Argo Rust, going on for 100 000 hectares, Muyongo will rmaUy become 'communal areas'. for cooking and building pur­ President of the Namibia HRM the President of the DT A is A major drive to spread the poses, overgrazing inevitably association who converted to - Communal profit another issue which will have word about HRM is planned leads to a true desert landscape holistic methods over 20 years to be considered. After all, he for the beginning of next month - without plants, trees or ani­ ago, it definitely works, "Everyone thought the veld when 'the man behind the mals, and ultimately without As Savory predicted, there has been 'acting' in that posi­ would deteriorate when I started method' will visit Namibia, people. Once the situation has were times whenbis fium l~ tion for some time now. putting so many animals onit, A11an Savory, who first began been allowed to go that far, it like nothing on earth. "Some but the result is just the oppo­ THE big question is, and will remain, which DT A leaders takes a great deal of time and farming by HRM principles of my neighbours thought I site. The method really does were aware of the massive funding which came from South back in the ' sixties in Zim­ money to cUUm back the ground was mad," he admitted. "But offer great opportunities for Africa with the purpose of winning the elections for the babwe, has been invited to for production. sure enough. the ground re­ Namibia, particularly in the socalled pro-democratic parties in 1989? Were any of Namibia for a series of meet" covered quickly after being communal areas," said Rust. ings and workshops which will trampled and manu red by the them, in fact, apart from Dirk Mudge himself, briefed on Wild examples Certain adaptations would introduce communal farmers animals. 'While they weregraz­ the situation at the time? And if not, why not? Surely it was need to be made to make HRM to the concepts involved. Many Savory's methods are based ing another section ofland, the up to the party itself to decide whether or not it wished to a success in the comnnmal areas, farmers already belonging to on years of work in southern one previously used made accept funds from the then colonial power, and should not he went 00, but the basic prin­ the Namibia Centre for Holis­ Africa, observing the effects impressive progress." have been an issue decided by one man alone? ciple would be the same. of animals on tbe envircmnent. Rust, whose farm Sonnle­ tic Resource Management "Commercial farmers tend And while we have no doubt that the majority of DTA believe that only by reversing He looked at tbe way wild herds iten is just outside Windhoek, to use a lot of fences to divide leaders would have supported Mudge in taking the money old farming practices can interacted with their grazing decided to change tack in 1969 up their land but for HRM but (even if they didn't know about it at the time) there are Namibia avoid the desertifica­ areas and explained that "as when he took over a four-hec­ you don't need to fence. Labour bound to be those who resent the fact that they were not tioncrisis which has overtaken they passed over an area, their tare farm from his father. It is less of a problem in the so many other African coun­ hooves broke up and loosened was in a poor financial state consulted. Ignorance is bliss, sometimes. Most of the lead­ communal areas so the ani­ tries. crusted soils and trampled down and called for a radical alter­ ership probably suspected but did not know the source of mals can be coolrolled by herds­ HRM aims at more socially, old plant parts creating mulch native. the massive funding for the election period. meo," he explained. It would economically and environmen­ and an ideal seedbed. At tim. After reading an article by If the DT A leaders were not informed, and if they had any be a more labour-intensive and backbone, they would surely challenge the Chairman as to tally sound farming practices ­ the area appeared devastated Savory, who now works in the less capital-intensive method. by a simple rethink of existing but would recover dramatically his autocratic decision to accept the largesse of the South United States, Rust got inter­ Rust felt the most important in the next growing season." ested in the HRM concept. "I methods. changes a farmer must make African Government at the coming congress. If they were Desertification is a direct 'While conservative reactions had results within the first few 'in the dark' throughout, then it further goes to prove that were to do with attitude. "First result of overgrazing which to overgrazing recommended years but then did some silly people have to learn about the the 'black' DTA presidency in any case, is mere tokenism, leaves the ground bare and open a cut-back of stock, theHRM things and lost ground. I tried mefuod and understand it." .A.fter arid not wor th the title since it is the Chairman, and the to blame it on the drought of to bush encroachment, reduc- solution su$gested increasing that can come decisions about Chairman alone, who decides on such matters. combining herds of-stock and And an even more important question, which an opinion putting them onto land on a writer in this edition poses, is wllether the massive SA rotational basis. 'fu nding had strings attached? What if the soca1led pro­ His own fann, which will be democratic parties had won the election? What were the the venue for an open day during 'promises, if any, given by Dirk Mudge and the leaders of Savory's visit, acts as a kind of other parties which received SA funds, if they had been demonstration centre for HRM victorious? in the centra. region. And even if the general public don't have the rightto know, Communal farmers who take part in the coming workshop then certainly supporters of the DTA should at least be told will be able to see operations what were and are the relations between the Alliance and there but, as Rust points out, for instance, Inkatha. We know for instance, of Nudo­ "We really need a demonstra­ Inkatha contacts, but how much further did these go in the tion centre in the communal broader sense of the DTA'itself? farmlands as well. I think that For the DTA congress to concentrate, as Mishake Muyongo will be possible if we can get said in an interview recently, on the future of democracy in the chiefs there interested in Nainibia, is ludicrous when viewed in the light of the recent the idea." revelations. As well as commercial and And the question of Muyongo becoming the President of communal farmers, the Sep­ tember workshops will involve the DTA? He has 'acted' in this role for long enough. But several Government ministries in this respect too, there may be queries from some quar­ and a meeting with President ters of the Alliance. Who is Mishake Muyongo, they may Sam Nujoma. The Namibia: ask. How did it happen that the former Vice President of Centre for Holistic Resource Swapo moved from one party to another, to hold an equally BEFORE and after! Argo Rust's farm in April 1984 and again in March 1988. "Ho­ Management, which presently high position in the opposition, virtually overnight? Proba­ listic Resource Management otTers a viable alternative to overgrazing and desertifi­ amounts to an association of bly only Dirk Mudge himself 'knows the answer to this cation." interested people, is keen to question. promote its ideas and attract Recent events may also prompt DT A members at the funding for expansion. coming congress to ask questions about current funding, if According to another mem­ ber of the association, Gerd any. The DTA may have little or no funds left, but the Schwarting, HRM "has the Republikein group managed to get hold of R7-million to potential to turn around deser­ buy a commercial printing works. The Republican Party tification and bush encroach­ may be more affluent than the DTA, but are they wealthy ment. It can increase the carry­ enough to raise that amount, we wonder. ing capacity of land so that Dirk Mudge, if he was the only one aware of the South more stock can be put on the African funds to the DTA during the election, owes his land and more wealth created Alliance some explanations. And it will not help for him to for all Namibians." write another letter of resignation, which no one will take Not only would the method seriously in any case. generato income, being a spe­ cifically goal-driven approach, And so, even if certain DTA leaders may have come to it would also ensure the envi­ terms with Mudge's all-too-brief explanation for the SA ronmental prosperity of tbe land, funding, others may not be satisfied. And the new leader­ said Schwarting. ship, if any is elected, may want to be made fully-ac­ 'The effects of desertifica­ quainted with the historical background to these things. tion should not be underesti­ And what about now and in the future? Has silch funding mated. We,have to start work­ ceased with immediate effect, never to happen again? As- ing now to introduce solutions .surances on this score. may need to be given by the Chair­ for the problem." man. ~~ THE NAMtBtAN Friday-Al!Igust 23 ·1991 .,

NATION-BUILDING

'Danger pay' finally tenninated THERE is probably going to be an outcry from those privileged civil servants who have been recipients of the 'northern dispensation package', otherwise known as 'danger pay', for many years. But they are going to have to come to terms with losing this perk, which was grossly unfair to the rest of the civil service. 'Danger pay' commenced under the old regime, as a measure to placate whites in particular, who were sent to the northern regions of the coun try where Swapo was active in those days. We were, however, pleased to note this week that the Cabinet had decided to terminate this package with imme­ diate effect, since the Cabinet itself expressed the view, and quite correctly so, that the package only benefitted a cer­ tain section of the civil servl.ce. We understand that the Cabinet adopted this decision some time after assuming office, but due to a widespread outcry on the part of civil servants who threatened to resign, the idea was shelved for the time being. - It may even'be the case thatthe Government will have some resignations due to this move, and under the circumstances , it is a Col{rageous decision. But it _~ certainly worth losing a few officials for the termination of a perk which has been both extravagantapd super~uous since Narpibia-atJained im'ependence. ., ' The Cabinet further resOlved to terminate the car {oaQ FROM the left: Serafina, Priscilla Gowases and Emestina Louw, three of the students who attend evening English scheme for the higher echelons of the 'civil.service alid end ' classes at the People's Primary School, Katutura. ' the housing allowance sCheme for Cabine! Min,isters., , ' . We have reservations about the announce'menfofthe'tet­ mination of the car loan scheme at this {)articulat junctUre. Because the Cabinet said that the above schemes:would Lessons from the .learners take effect at the end of 'the current financial year-(31 March 1992) it may well prompt -those who do not have expensive cars already, to go out and get them before they ' A NEW independent coun­ has the sort of problems fl!ced KATE BURLlNG lose the perk next year: The argument could'be advanced ' try, a new spirit ofi'econ­ in thl more far-flung rural areas. that those who were eligible for the scheme have already ciliation, a new Water supply is erratic, health new national language. the PPS evenings is English. bought cars, but we are certain there are many who have ' Constitution, a new na­ facilities are limitec;l and land Half-a-dozen students make Priscilla Gowases, a domes­ not yet taken advantage of-it. While details were not given tionallanguage ... it's a lot ownership is still out of the in the Cabinet press release, it is exp_ected that the modali­ up the 'advanced English class' tic worker who came Wind­ question for individuals. 1bere to get to grips with if you ties of terminating the car loan scheme still have to be at PPS; next door a bigger class hoek long ago, has a special are moves afoot to start a vege­ worked out. really want to play a part drawn from similar backgounds reason for learning English. table growing co-operative and in nation-building. is starting the language from One of her children is in the Louw hopes she might be able The decision to terminate housing allowances for Cabinet It's a particularly tall order scratch. English Medium Branch at the to join something,along those Ministers will probably also mean quite a saying, but the if you're already waging a diIily 1be advanced students know Deusche Hahere Privatschule lines in the future. measure may have to be applied to other high echelons of battle against the most basic enough English to get by, but (DHPS) and she wants to be the civil service.·Those Ministers who have bought their problems of survival: poor they want to do more than that able to help with things like Meeting needs own homes and were given healthy allowances will proba­ housing, low income, unem­ - they feel they have a duty to homework. bly regret that they didn't take a government house in the ployment, limited access to their new country and to their "It's so frustrating when you Meantime, she's prepared to first place. health, and a family to fend for children to make the extra ef­ know what you want to say but go on living in Wmdboek, where But we are concerned about the fact that many high­ - all without the backing of an fort. you can't say it properly," she she shares a room in someone ranking civil servants, who bought houses at low-interest adequate education. In the classroom, there is explained. "Also, you miss else's house, make what money schemes, only to rent them out and move into government The people who meet two already a command of some certain things in newspapers, she can and work hard on her homes at a fractional rental. This aspect also needs to be nights a week at the People's on the television and on radio. six languages. The students English. "I want to be able to looked at by the Cabinet. Primary School in Katutura face switch between Narna,lDamara, You can get the general idea speak and write properly in But certainly the termination of 'danger pay' is a positive -all these problems between and but you're not sure if you've Oshivambo Afrikaans from English, it will make things move which should have happened immediately after the them. Nevertheless, they spend understood completely." one sentence to the next - those easier all ronnd." new government took up office. The fears that they would three hours a week sitting in a with Jobs as domestic workers Other membc?rs of the group classroom 'trying to improve lose a substantial number of top civil servants are probably can manage a sprinkling of Heavy burden are unemployed. Serafina, their knowledge of Namibia's German -but the main focus of just as real now as they were then, and the government whose family home is at Ami­ ,could have saved a considerable amount of money if it had Gowases, like thousands of nuis, is desperately looking for thrown this extravagance overboard in the first place. other women in Namibia, shoul­ ajob. She speaks nostalgically ders the sble responsibility for of 'life on the farm' in Hereto- when a large-scale strike against the English students at PPS, bringing up her family. Her land, but Windhoekis the only pay and conditions ended in a learning the national language main worries she says, are to place that can offer the hope of lock-out. Along with many goes beyond mere talk. It isa do with her children: making employment. former employees, Shipulwa real attempt to combat depend- sure they have enough to eat, It was the same recognition refused to go back 'with strings ency, by doing something for paying for their education, that led Stephen Shipulwa to attached'. themselves which will be both providing proper health care, leave his home in Owambo ''The conditions had not an investment and a legacy for and generally giving them the many years ago. Now a pen- changed and it would have their children. chances she never had. "It's sioner living in Windhoek, seemed like a betrayal just to Phrases like 'national rec- just so difficult finding the time Shipulwa says the chances of give in." onciliation' and nation-build- to see to everything at once. work in Owambo, particularly Such fierce commitment to ing make more sense in the There's always the fear that in the past, were minimal. principle, whatever the price, company of such determined something will happen to the His job at SWA Breweries is often paraded by politicians and positive learners. They can children when you're out at (now Namibia Breweries) ran as the hallmark of Namibia's OFFER as many lessons as work. But someone has to bring into problems a few years ago struggle for independence. For they attend. the money in." .... .~ f&t;f For another English student, Emestina Louw, the s

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NAMIBIAN SEAWEED was the suject of Mshigeni, who has already done some an agreement between the University of study on Namibian algae, has warned against Namibia and the Norwegian Agency for the danger of damage to Namibia's natural International Development (Norad) this seaweed resources. He has emphasised the week. possibilities of the economic farming of The agreement will enable an in-depth appropriate species along the coast. study into the sustainable use of Namibian The new programme, which will be car­ seaweed resources, under the auspices of ried out in close co-operation with the Tanzanian expert Professor Keto Mshigen i research section of the Ministry of Fisher­ of the University of Dar Es Salaam. ies and the Botany Department of the Uni­ Mshigeni will be attached to the Univer­ versity, will be a continuation of the ProfeS­ sity of Namibia for nine months. sor's earlier studies.

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Family ordeal INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP MOSCOW: Soviet Presi­ dent Mikhail Gorbachev Fierce fighting in Croatia struggled to find words yesterday to express how BELGRADE: Intense fighting resumed yesterday in Croatia as a his wife and daughter suf­ negotiated settlement of the Yugoslav crisis continued to elude fered while the leaders of federal and republic authorities. Up to eight people were reported an abortive coup kept the killed. Fighting has continued with varied intensity since Croatia family trapped in their Cri­ declared independence in June, angering ethnic Serbs in the Gorby VOWS to purge mean holiday villa. republic who want to remain part of Yugoslavia. Gorbachev told a news con­ ference that his wife Raisa and All safe in Antarctic rescue daughter Irina found the or­ deal very hard. Raisa was ill on CAPE TOWN: A Soviet aircraft with 185 people on board landed party of hardliners Wednesday but now seemed safely at Cape Town's DF Malan Airport yesterday after com­ to be recovering, he said. pleting an 8 200km round trip and a landing on ice to rescue MOSCOW: Soviet Presi­ "Yesterday we thought we stranded Soviet Antarctic explorers. The llyushin 76 jet trans­ dent Mikhail Gorbachev, were ...well ... it's hard," he said. porter touched down at 161143, ending a risky mid-winter opera­ back in office after hard­ "I think everyone under­ tion to save 169 people on a supply ship stuck in ice off the stands, I don't think I need to liners failed to oust him in . Antarctic coastline. "We are tired and happy. We are happy say. Someone who's been in about Gorbachev," Soviet polar scientist Dr Sergey Karpekin . a bungled coup, defended that situation can imagine. ' , told reporters soon after getting out of the aircraft. Chunks of ice the Communist Party yes­ The person who coped best fell from a forward door of the aeroplane moments before terday as angry street was his young granddaughter passengers, bulkily clad in polar gear, climbed down aladder onto crowds attacked the sym­ Anastasiya, Gorbachev said. the apron. bols of its power. "She didn't understand any­ Sounding vigorous but thing, she ran around and asked emotional at his first news to be taken to the beach... but in Huge crowds stage protest conference since flying back the last few days security re­ from his Crimean holiday home quired that we didn't go be­ ANTANANARIVO,Madagascar: More than 200000 supporters after three days as a prisoner of cause there, anything can hap­ gathered at a rally as the opposition resumed with renewed the putsch, Gorbachev vowed pen." momentum its protests oust President Didier Ratsiraka, whom it to purge the party of reaction­ Gorbachev feared for his declared this week stripped of all powers. The crowd was f~ aries. But he said there would family's safety when a delega­ larger than the tens of thousands who usually gather at the central BRIEF MOMENT OF GLORY. Announcing the coup square that has served as the focus of the opposition's campaign be no witch-hunt. earlier this week - Gennady Yanayev (right), and (left) tion including the head of the KGB government guard arrived to end Ratsiraka' s 16-year socialist rule. The six-party opposition "I'll do everything in order Boris Pogo, former Soviet Interior Minister who yester­ to purge the Communist Party unannounced at his villa on coalition named another three ministers, for education, health of reactionary forces," he said. day shot himself dead. Sunday afternoon. and agriculture, to the shadow Cabinet it announced last month. "If one speaks in general about ther of the 1917 Russian revo­ temational protest, admitted to "I discovered at this point the party as a reactionary force, . lution, from his marble mau­ the nation in a broadcast that that none of my telephones Landslide for ruling party I must disagree. I know thou­ soleum. he had made errors by appoint­ were working and I realised sands of people, some are sit­ Some protesters tried in vain ing to high office men who this meeting would be some­ MEXICO CITY: Early official returns yesterday promised a ting here, who are real demo­ to topple a statue of Felix later conspired against him. thing out of the ordinary," he smashing national victory for the ruling Institutional Revolution­ crats and adherents to per­ Dzerzhinsky, founder of the He said he regretted having said. ary Party, which appeared to be recapturing much of the ground estroika. ' , forerunner of the KGB secret chosen as his vice-president a He said he summoned his it lost in the last nationwide vote. But the victory was marred by He dismissed the coup ring­ police who first organised man, Y anayev, who became family and told them his suspi­ a stumbling vote count and cries of fraud, despite anew law meant leaders - Vice-President Gen­ revolutiooary terror. Many went one of the chief plotters. cions. "We all know how it to speed returns and eliminate the scandals that tainted past nady Yanayev, Prime ·Minis­ on to besiege Communist Party Kazakhstan President Nur­ used to be wIth members of the elections. ter Valentin Pavlov, Defence headquarters amid calls to stonn sultan Nazerbayev, a key Gor­ family in similar cases. An­ Minister Dmitry Yazov and the the building. bachev ally in the politburo, thing can happen, " he said. - head of the KGB secret police Triumphant Russian Presi­ announced he had quit the Reuter. Army find guerrilla missiles Vladimir Kryuchkov, who were dent Boris Yeltsin, who led the Communist Party in protest at all arrested and will be put on resistance to the coup, an­ what he called its support for SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador: The anny has discovered what trial. nounced to cheering crowds the putsch. But Gorbachev stood 'No deal... ' it describes as an important guerrilla arsenal containing five Interior Minister Boris Pugo, that he had ordered the disso­ by the party, declaring: "We surface-to-air missiles, dozens of rifles and abundant ammunition. a member of the eight-man lution of communist cells in should do everything in order FOROS, Soviet Union: The discovery late Wednesday, in a tyre sales and repair business junta that seized power at dawn the anned forces. to undertake refonn in the Party, Soviet President Mikhail along an industrial avenue in the city's southern sector, marked 011 Monday, shot himself dead Yeltsin, who stormed out of in order to give it a sort of kiss Gorbachev on Wednesday the first time such missiles were found in the capital. as police came to pick him up the party last year and was of life." told the story of his four at his home. elected president of the Rus­ The failed coup spurred new days in captivity at his Opposition ends boycott Thousands of demonstrators sian Federation in June, was efforts by Soviet republics to dacha here in the Crimea streamed into Red Square, scene hailed as the saviour of Russia set up national guards to counter KINSHASA: Main opposition parties have agreed to end their of the annual May Day parade at an emotional victory rally the anny and may hasten the during what he termed the boycott of Zaire's national conference, which has been bogged beneath the Kremlin walls, outside his headquarters, nick­ complete breakaway of the 1hree "madness" of the failed down in disputes over delegates' credentials. The hardline oppo­ waving pre-communist Rus­ named the White House by rebel Baltic republics - Lithu­ Soviet coup, in an inter­ sition "Sacred Union" said in a statement on Wednesday night sian flags chanting "Down with Muscovites. ania, Latvia and Estonia. view with AFP before leav­ that it would return to the conference' 'to prove its goodwill to the the Communist Party" . There Gorbachev, whose over1hrow Yeltsin said Russia needed ing to fly to Moscow. people". But it prostested over' 'the disorder, confusion, cheat­ were calls to drag Lenin, fa- unleashed lost unanimous in- its own national guard and Smiling but visibly worn out ing and manipulation" surrounding the conference, which Presi­ Ukrainian leaders also vowed by four days of what he termed dent Mobutu Sese Seko was forced to convene afte months ofpro­ to set up their own force. "complete isolation", Gor­ democracy umest. Lithuanian President bachev said, "I condemn this Vytautas Landsbergis urged the adventure and this coup as West to seize the opportunity madness." AN C education director dies to recognise the Baltic states' Appearing in good health and independence and US Presi­ sporting a tan, Gorbachev dis­ JOHANNESBURG: The African National Congress' director of dent George Bush called on misse claims by the coup lead­ education, Dr Seretse Choabi, 55, died suddenly in London on Moscow to speed up negotia­ ers that he had been suffering Monday this week while visiting his wife and daughter. Choabi, tions to grant them statehood. from health problems as a "total who was based in Lusaka, was among the first ANC exiles to As tension eased in the Bal­ absurdity. " return to South Africa. He was planning and arranging the return tics, Soviet troops withdrew "Icansay one thing: I made to South Africa of ANC exiles studying abroad when he died. from a Lithuanian television. no deals, and I stood by my Choabi was jailed on Robben Island in the 1960s after he had station they had occupied since firm position, " Gorbachev completed a M.Bd at the University of Fort Hare in Alice. Onhis January. In Moscow, fireworks declared. release fromjail, he fled South Africa to study in Ghana wh~re he exploded in celebration at the The Soviet President said completed his doctorate. . failure of the takeover. while his guards had been ord~ed to Gorbachev recounted his or­ "open fire on anyone who at­ deal. tempted to penetrate here ... the A hair-raising experience Tens of thousands of rev ell­ sea was full of warships, and ers rilllied outside the RusS1an the surrounding area was full CALGARY, Alberta: Doctors used blood-sucking l!!eches in an parliament, chanting "Yeltsin, of troops," he said. operation to help sew back a man's scalp after a grizzly bear Yeltsin," "Svoboda, Svoboda "For almost four days, the ripped it off, officials said yesterday. "It looks like the majority (freedom)" and "Rossiya, guards stayed by my side to the of the scalp will survive. The hair is already beginning to grow Rossiya (Russia)". end and remained loyal, taking back in," said Dr Dean Vistnes, a plastic surgeon at Calgary's The crowd.made little men­ the dacha under their control," Foothills Hospital. Chris Pick was exploring remote woods in tion of Gorbachev, reflecting he said, adding" we formed a northeastern British Columbia on August 12 whcm he was at­ his widespread unpopularity family and put up a front." tacked from behind by a grizzly bear. The bear bit off almost all before the coup because of food Gorbachev said he had "not of his scalp before running off. Pick's partner retrieved the shortages and economic chaos. been put under any direct pres­ severed scalp, which was about the size of a dinner plate. "By the In a jocular moment, Gor­ sure" while detained in the size of the teeth marks in his (Pick's) skull, the bear must have bachev congratulated scepti­ been very big," Vistnes said. Leeches were used during an eight­ SPIRIT OF RESISTANCE. Kishinev, Soviet Union: dacha, but stressed the "great cal journalists who challenged tension of those four days" hour operation on August 13 to drain away the blood and prevent Fists of defiance punch the air as thousands take part in accounts of his alleged ill-health which he spent "in a state of it from clotting under the scalp. "They've actually been using one of the many mass rallies which demonstrated in at Yanayev's only news con­ arrest and cut off from the leeches for hundreds of years in medicine and it's beginning to support of the 'democratic forces'. Photographs: Agence ference during the coup. ~ Sapa­ world." - Sapa-AFP. come back again now," Vistnes said. France-Presse Reuter. * See also page 12 • Reports from Agence France-Presse, Reuter, Associated Press and Sapa 12 Friday August 23 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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LONDON: The Soviet coup man banker. communist dictator," French that shook the world for three "What Is a right-wing coup? It far· right leader Jean.Marle days generated millions of Is the beginning of civil war. It Le Pen. words around the globe. Here Is the end of peaceful coexis­ "We're leaving. We're leaving Is a selection: tence and the start of a new for good" • Soviet soldier with· "The policy of reform Initiated Coid War, a new arms race" - drawing from Moscow. by Gorbachev, conceived as a former Soviet foreign minister "He said he had by decree as­ means to ensure the dynamic Eduard Shevardnadze ad­ sumed the powers of the chief development of the country dressing crowds at the Russian orthe (Soviet) armed forces In and the democratisation of the parliament. the absence of Mr Gorbachev life of society has, for a number "As a result of measures, his and ordered the tanks to with­ of reasons, come to a dead condition Improved but after draw. He must have been at end" - ·the coup leaders, In .tonight's meeting of the cabi­ least partially successful" - their first appeal to the Soviet net of ministers It worsened NATO Secretary-General people. again" • Soviet television an­ Manfred Woerner after a tele­ "Soldiers, officers and gener­ nouncer on how 'high blood phone conversation with als! The clouds of terror and pressure' led Prime Minister Yeltsln. dictatorship are gathering Valentln Pavlov to quit the "The members are on their MOSCOW: Tanks occupy the area near Spas sky gate (left) entrance to the Kremlin over the· whole country. They coup committee. way down there to apologise to and St Basil's Cathedral in Moscow's Red Square following the failed coup against must not be allowed to bring "It seems to me that there are Gorbachev or whatever they Gorbachev. Photograph: Agence France·Presse eternal night" - Russian Fed­ an awful lot of officials In the have to do" - Colonel Valery eration President 80rls Soviet Union who were In re­ Ochlrov, chairman of the S0- Yeltsln, urging the military to markably good health three viet parliament's defence and withhold support from the new weeks ago that somehow now security committee, on why Three dramatic days hardllne leadership. seem to be having serious Defence Minister Dmltry " He Is very tired after these health problems" - US Secre­ Yazov and KGB chief V1adi­ many years and he will need tary of State James Baker. mlr Kryuchkov new to meet MOSCOW: Following is a chro­ 0846 GMT - Yeltsin de­ AUGUST 20 some time to get better. It Is "He said to me he believed he Gorbachev In the Crimea. nology of the main events since ·nounces Gorbachev's removal Yeltsin supporters fortify bar­ our hope ... that Mlkhall Gor­ had not very much time left" - "I don't know (why Yazov and Soviet President Mikhail Gor­ as a right-wing coup and calls ricades in Moscow and at least bachev, as soon as he feels bet­ Major after talking to Yeltsln Kryuchkov went). As a matter bachev was ousted in a coup on for a general strike. 50 000 demonstrate at the Rus­ ter, will take up again his of­ by telephone about Yeltsln's of fact; I don't care. What I Monday: Eyewitnesses say a dozen sian parliament building. Thou­ fice" - Vlce·Presldent Gen­ fear that troops would storm care Is that they be put on AUGUST 19 tanks have moved into position sands more protest in Leningrad. nady Yanayev on why he re­ the Russian parliament. trial" • Russian Foreign Min­ 0318 GMT - The Soviet news in front of the Russian parlia­ About a half of the mines in the placed Gorbachev. "Iraq's right and steadfast­ Ister Andrel Kozyrev on the agency Tass announces that ment building, headquarters of Soviet Union's biggest coalfield "This misguided and illegiti­ ness was one of the main rea­ same Issue. Vice-President Gennady Ya­ Yeltsin and his republican gov­ stop work, but a spokesman says mate effort bypasses both So­ sons behind the fall (of "The constitutional authori­ nayev has taken over as presi­ ernment in Moscow. oil workers at the giant Tyumen viet law and the will of the Gorb8cbev} ... because It (Iraq) ties are back In power and free­ dent because of Gorbachev's 1100 GMT - Troops with field, one of the country's main Soviet peoples" - US President exposed (his) policy of treason dom and democracy health. Moscow radio later re­ armoured cars surround the of­ sources of foreign income, are George Bush on the takeover. and conspiracy," iraqi Presi­ prevalled• •. He was elated" - ports the Soviet Union had be­ fices ofTass and liberal newspa­ ignoring the strike call. The head "Obviously this Is a serious dent Saddam Busseln's press Bush after speaking to a rein· come ungovernable. The an­ pers Izvestia and Moscow News. of the Russian Orthodox Church situation" • unnamed US om­ secretary Abdul·Jabbar stated Gorbachev by tele­ nouncement comes a day before Some 5 000 . people gather demands Gorbachev be allowed clal. Mohsen. phone. some Soviet republics were due outside the Russian parliament to address the people. "It's a straightforward, com· "In all this 'Come Back "I don't think we'll see this to sign a new Union Treaty, in response to Yeltsin's appeal 1524 GMT - President Nur­ mon or garden, old·fashloned Gorbylsm', he's being pre­ kind of coup again". Moscow devolving power from the cen­ for public support. They later .sultan Nazarbayev of coup" -British Prime Minister sented as some kind of paragon teacher Alexander Galukhov. - tral government. build barricades across roads Kazakhstan, the third most pow­ John Major. of democratic virtue, a kind of Sapa.Reuter 0415 GMT - Tass says a state leading to the parliament. erful republic, attacks the coup "Let's face It, these new people Republican arcbangel while It of emergency has been imposed 1411 GMT - Yeltsin orders all leaders and demands to hear are no revolutionaries" - Ger- musn't be forgotten that be Is a iri some areas of the Soviet Un­ army and KGB units involved in from Gorbachev. ion for six months. The agency the overthrow of Gorbachev to 1751 GMT - The parliamen­ . ;~. ,. ~.' ~. :.~..... '... - _J .. ;, '" ~ :','" '~. says all power in the country had stand down and announces he is tary leadership of the Ukraine been transferred to a state com­ assuming control on the territory declares orders and decisions by mittee in charge of the emer­ of Russia. the new hardline Kremlin lead­ PROFOODSVVHOLESALE gency. 1426 GMT - Yanayev orders a ership null and void on the re­ A statement says committee state of emergency in Moscow. public's territory. Yeltsin ap­ the shop that pioneered a new concept of wholesaling a range members include · Vladimir A state of emergency is also peals to fellow Russians for of fresh sea and poultry products to the Namibian public, can Kryuchkov, head of the KGB declared in Leningrad. support in a television broadcast look back on a years of growth and achievement when it secret police, Prime Minister Yanayev tells a news confer­ from his barricaded stronghold. Valentin Pavlov ~d Internal ence Gorbachev is "resting" in 1832 GMT - The military celebrates its first anniversary this week as one of the original Affairs Minister Boris Pugo. the Crimea. He says the Emer­ commandant of Moscow de­ tenants in Wemhill Park. 0647 GMT - A spokeswoman gency Committee remains com­ clares a curfew in the Soviet for the Russian parliament of mitted to democratic and market c apital from 22hOO local time on radical Boris Yeltsin says she reforms. Tuesday until 05hOO on During a very satsifactory debut year - in spite of inconvinience believes a coup is in progress. Miners in the Russian Federa­ Wednesday. caused by incomplete roads and Taxi facilities at its doorstep - A column of armoured per­ tion begin a walkout in reaction 1836 GMT - Soviet television the profoods Wholesale philosophy has proved its worth. sonnel carriers moves towards to Yeltsin's call for a general says Prime Minister Valentin central Moscow although Red strike. Troops loyal to the new Pavlov, a member of the Emer­ Square is reported quiet. hardline government seize key gency Committee, was taken ill Growing consumer demand for high quality, value for money In Berlin, a Soviet military installations in Lithuania. Na­ with high blood pressure on the protein has its parent company, Profood Holdings (Pty) Ltd, to spokesman says Soviet military tionalist president Vytautas morning of the takeover. negotiate the best possible prices for its Wholesale operation. forces will continue to withdraw Landsbergis urges peaceful re­ 1954 GMT - Politburo mem­ It buys in at the lowest pOSSible prices and resells at the lowest from eastern Germany. sistance. ber Mikhail Surkov says reports 0841 GMT - A first decree by 2232 GMT - President George that Defence Minister Dmitry possible prices, . the " Sl/lte Committee on the Bush refuses to recognise the Yazov had resigned are false. State of Emergency in the coup leaders and calls on them to 211 0 GMT - The Estonian ill addition to a wide range of fresh and frozen sea kili!ucts, USSR" says it will clamp down restore Gorbachev to pow~r. parliament declares immediate on the press, ban demonstrations 2247 GMT - Latvia radio re­ full independence and says par­ including prawns and rock lobster, fresh steenbras and ljou, and introduce a curfew where it ports Soviet troops have shot liamentary elections will be held massels, oysters, maasbankers and smoked fish - the poultry meets resistance. dead a minibus driver in Riga. in 1992 on the basis of a new range inludes bargain priced turkey portions. There is also. a constitution. range of processed meat and dairy products. And with this all 2231 GMT - Three people are comes fnendly service and advice. killed outside the Russian par­ Congratulations to our Teams liament building by Soviet tanks. ' who completed the Zimbabwe AUGUST 21 0240 GMT - Soviet troops Challenge recently take control of several radio and Profoods Wholesalt( also has outlets television towers in Estonia and Lithuania. The KGB denies that in Rehoboth and Tsumeb Danie von Wlelllgh and Theo its chairman, Vladimir Kryuchkov, has resigned. Soviet Becker (Nlssan Skyline) Jan paratroopers close an independ­ ent Moscow radio station op­ Krltzlnger and Myer du Raan posed to the takeover. 1115 GMT - Yeltsin tells his (Toyota Corolla) Russian Federation parliament that members of the hardline BOTH TEAMS USE BILSTEIN committee are trying to leave Moscow by air. Yeltsin receives SCHOCK .ABSORBERS approval from deputies to try to block the committee's depar­ SUPPLIED BY : ture. 1320 GMT - Soviet Ministry of Defence orders all troops to withdraw from the Soviet capi­ A¥fAN.JM " [!I • tal, Tass news agency says. ID (3 Troops and armoured cars begin ../#49 'I leaving to cheers of bystand­ CLUTCH & BRAKE SUPPLIES ers. - Sapa-Reuter """"====--.--~------~

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COMI\.~IE-CRAZED CAPITALISTS DEMAND DEMOCRACY FROM THE BEAR

Mikhail Gorbachev is hereby least a subscription to Time Several hours later, a few triedthatandlived-Stalinand the Russian Federation build~ pressure, but that this would 'awarded the 1991 Gonzo doc- magazine. tatty old tanks rolled into Red Yeltsin - and that's purely ing. . not sh~p him in his fight for torate in engineering. '1 have In the space of 48 hours, Square and jerked around because they were both Capri- George Bush was the only free elections and a choice of never seen such a magnificent Mikbail GOIbacbev became the aimlessly with their barrels corn. person who didn't have the nine brands of toothpaste in feat of civil engineering in my darling of the wild and wicked pointing in random directions. Moscow was given blanket sense or the timing to pull out every shop. entire professional career. And west. Some crazy overdosing Workingonacountdownfrom coverage by the world press. for reasons of health. Instead, The people went wild for the it's still standing after nearly a on illuminati kickbacks even CNN, the voice of Boris Yeltsin Oh sure, we had the odd map of he came straight off the golf toothpaste bit, especially when week. Truly amazing. went so far as to pass judge- was heard. What a breakthrough the Baltic republics flashed at course screaming: "Get my Boris told us that the Commit­ Pop off to the old dacha on ment according to his coun- for the foreign media. Radical us, but did anybody think of briefcase what's the code let's tee was trying to flee the coun­ the shores of the Black Sea for try's constitution. leftist leader trapped in the sending a team out to the Black nuke the bastards!" try. a bit of fresh seafood and no The scam went ahead, and Russian Federation building Sea? Operation Balalaika Blizzard Independent sources were tdk of bilateral nuclear arms the Committee of Eight stepped predicting his imminent death We were informed that was put temporarily on hold hard to come by. With Mikhail reductions for at least two in with a manifesto promising on live cable television. Great Mikbail was suffering from high while the Pentagon hawks doing the engineeririg and Boris wee~. life in a Siberian salt mine for stuff. Until they realised that blood pressure. swooped and drooled over the conducting, we had to be­ Within three days the white first offenders caught in pos- he wouldn't stop t~g. All He had apparently received cardb9ard models of the USSR. lieve it. knights of capitalism, GEORGE session of anything written by we heard for a week was Boris such a shock at hearing this Confusion reigned, until The great US public sud­ BUSH and JOHN MAJOR, set Mark Twain. Yeltsin, ifthat's his real name. news that he resigned with Yeltsin once again fought his denly realised that the Soviet aside their aversion to the Marx The Free World (that's us) For a rebel fugitive and ideo- immediate effect. way through the empty bottles Union would never have an brother and begin delivering rose in outrage and condemned logical outlaw hiding out on Hours later, the head of the piled up outside Room 703 American president, and that long impassioned speeches in the goddamncommunists who the seventh floor of a Moscow KGB and two members of the which CNN coincidentally Gennady Yanayev was just the 'defence of a man who until were doing this to Gorbachev. office block, l think he did ,Committee developed high converted into an outside broad­ sort of quiet introverted neigh­ quite recently topped the Most Suddenly Mikhail became a pretty well. Joc' Slovo is still blood pressure and resigned. cast unit three months previ­ bour who one day tUrns around _,Wanted list of the CIA. shining symbol of democracy. not allowed on top of a Casspir Then an entire armoured divi- misly. He told us that he too and blows California into the Now he's wanted by most of Cde Y anayev, synchronising in Alexandra township with a sion decided it had high blood was suffering from high blood Pacific Ocean. the civilized world, which watches via a sattelite linked loudhailer in one hand and a pressure, and rattled off to take r _ - ... ______'!I excludes those who can't af- toacottageintheCrimea,t~ok clenched fist in the other. Only up positions around the back I ford colour TV or at the very the reins. two Soviet citizens have ever entrance to the private bar at APOrHEK! AFrEEK ------~I E R 0 SP~AR"'A'; Y ;, 5 9419 ~ 37127 I J4407 I Eras Shopping Centfe WINDHOEK 9000

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ONTEVREDENHEID heers op Khorixas oor aanstellings teenwoordig is waar dit betref voltooi het nie maar lrulle word wat gemaak is vir die komende sensus en daar word die aanstellings. opgelei volgens die handleid­ beweer persone met kwalifIkasies van so laag as Stan­ Lazarns Gurirab die dis­ ing wat vir die sensus voorsien derd Vyf is opgeneem in die sensusspan. trikskontroleur van die sensus is. het die beweringe ontken maar Hulle le voortdurend toetse Baie van die opnemers ty­ die aanstellings op 'n "baantjies bygevoeg dat meer as negentig af op die vasgestelde tye en in dens die sensus het nie die vir boeties" -grondslag gernaak persent van die persone wat 'n toets wat Dinsdag afgele is kwalifikasies wat deur die is. aangestel is oor 'n kwalifikasie het drie voomemende sen­ regering aanbeveel is' nie en Dit word ook genoem dat hoer as Standerd Agt beskik. susopnemers nie die paal ge­ volgens die bron waarvan die daar baie sterk politieke on­ Daar is 'n paar wat miskien haal nie en sal nie aangestel Idagte verkry is, lyk dit asof derstrominge in die hele kwessie nie Standerd Agt heeltemal wordnie. Gurirab se hy maak baie van jongmense gebruik wat rui hul Rob, ofnie Rob die skool verlaat het nie 'n werk kon kry nie. Hy het ook 'n aantalldeIke van die staatsdi­ W ANNEER iets deur 'n erkende liggaam gedoen word ens. is die kanse dat dit gekritiseer sal word veel groter as Gurirab se dit was vir hom wanneer dit op onderduimse wyse gedoen word. nodig om van persone gebruik Dit is een voordeel van die demokrasie dat die meeste te maak met laer kwalifikasies dinge met die medewete van die inwoners gedoen word aangesien sommige van hulle en die openheid in 008 samelewing is iets waaroor ons oor hul eie vervoer beskik. dankbaar behoort te wees. Die bron beweer egter daar Openheid veroorsaak, soos genoem, soms ook dat kri­ is baie ander persone wat oor tiek verkry word vanaf oorde waar dit die minste die kwalifikasies en voertuie verwag word. . beskik maar nie genader is soos dit in die geval van die ander Hierdie week het dreigemente van oor die hele wereld gedoen is nie. teenoor die landsregering gesien oor die omstrede Die Kantoor van die robkwessie. Streekskommisaris kon nie Die land is gedreig met sanksies en al wat 'n onheiJige kommentaar oor die aangeleen­ ding vir enige ekonomie kan wees. theid uitspreek nie en die rede Indien een van die sinne uit 'n verklaring van die wat aangevoer is, is dat die Namibian Animal Action Committee vertaal word lui kantoor van die begin nie in dit soos volg; "Wat Schlettwein(Permanente Sekretaris die reelings geken was nie. van Seevisserye - Red) miskyk is dat die Namibiese ' groepe slegs 'n klein gedeeJte is van die Wereldwye Omgewingsbeweging," en verder; "roboeste is 'n verk.lar­ Meisie weet ing van oorlog teen omgewingsbewustes wereldwyd." As dit nie 'n dreigement is nie, sal die son more nie "'" toe nie van opkomnie. Die Tses Ekumeniese Naaldwerkprojek het gister 'n tjek ten bedrae van R24 000 van Fokus wil Die roboeste aanmoedig of af'keur nie. Dit is in die Kanadese Hoe Kommissie ontvang. Op die foto oorhandig die Kanadese Ambas­ elk geval 'n saak wat op suiwer wete08kaplike grond sadeur, Wayne Hammond, die tjek aan Immanuel Dumeni(middel). Sandy Strong kompetisie behandel kan word indi~n dit reg hanteer word wakker van die Kanadese Ambassade kyk toe. Die fondse sal gebruik word vir die aankoQP dit nie eens 'n emosie op nie. van boumateriaal om die geboue van die projek te voltooi. 'n SEWENTIENJARIGE meisievan Grootfontein is 'n Vraag wat wet gestel kan word is; "Wat van ons na aan trane omdat sy so Renosters?" en "Wat van ons Olifante?" graag aan die kompetisie Het diegene wat 81 die jare die renosters en olifante . vir die skoukoningin van afmaai nog Die daarin geslaag om 'n oorlog teen die die Noordelike Land­ omgewingsgroepe te verklaar nie? THE AFRICAN TOUCH bouskou wou deelneem . As hulle dit gedoen het wat was die NAAC en ander se ", .. for the latest Mrican fashions.;." maar nie geweet het waar reaksie sover? om daarvoor in te skryf Waar is al die ondersteuning wereldwyd wanneer dit by nie. wilddiewe kom en kan hulle nie die regering wat soveel Sy se daar was geen adverten­ kopsere met wilddiewe het met al hulle magte wat hulle sies vir die inskrywings ge­ nou gebruik om regerings mee te dreig ondersteun nie. maaknieenomdat synie daar­ Wanneer na die grootte van die hulp watverkry word van geweet het nie kon sy nie gekyk word en die erns van die dreigemente word inskryf nie. beskou, Iyk dit byna soos dag en nag. Sy het eergisteraand tydens Fokus sou veel groter begrip he vir omgewingsgroepe se die kies van die vyf finaliste standpunt indien hulle ook 'n oorlog op wilddiewe kon agter in die saal gaan sit en verklaar. Hulle sal 'n ver ent help, indien hulle die geld dophou hoe van haar vriend­ inne op die verhoog pronk. Sy waarmee hulle vir sanksies teen die land sou veg, kon se sy sou moontlik ook op die gebruik om meer wagte in die wildtuine van die land Wishes to extend its verhoog kon wees indien sy aan te stet. van die regte Ideur was. Soos die saak nou staan Iyk dit egter asof geen haan Sy vra; "Is dit nou die werk' daarna sou kraai indien wilddiewe die ko08essie vir die van die Afrikaner Weer­ robbe sou kry nie. Hulle sou miskien die robbevolking Congratulations to standsbeweging dat ons nie in uitroei en minus testikels in die see gooi sonder om eens kennis gestel is nie ... 'n baie k1ein oorloggie teen omgewingsgroepe te verklaar. V olgens die meisietjie het Wat ook interessant in die kwessie was, is die statistieke die skoukomitee verlede jaar wat deur albei kante gebruik word. WERNHILL PARK almal genader om deel te neem aan die skou. Vanjaar het dit Die statistieke van die regering se die robbe is besig om egter nie gebeur nie. te veel te word. Hiervan lei die regering af die hoeveel­ on having their first Sy se die hele aangeleen­ heid vis wat hulle jaarliks opvreet is meer as die wat vir theid het vir baar taamlik on­ kommersiele doeleindes gevang word en om die visbron gebalanseerd voorgekom 'n kans te gee behoort hul getalle verminder te word. aangesien die eregaste sowel Die NAAC se statistieke se die robbevolking is besig om ANNIVERSARY as die beoordelaars almal van te stabiliseer en hulle raak nie meer Die. Hiervan lei die dieselfde Ideur was. NAAC af' die robbevolking moet behoue bly. Oor die beoordelaars se sy, Die regering se; "Robbe is deel van die se08itiewe see­ The best for the future sy sou deelneem voor hulb al ekologie en moet soos al die ander behe,er word." sou dit ook net vir die on­ dervinding wees. Die NAAC se; "Robbe is deel van die se08itiewe see- vervolg op bladsy 15 VERVOLG OP VOLGENDE BLADSY ------< --

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LINJ;:S: Die Skoolhoof van Augustineum, Berra Mungunda, en een van die on­ derwyseresse op die skool, Regaldine Pouiton, poseer op die vlot tydens 'n optog waarmee die vieringe vir die skool se honderd-vyf-en-twintigse verjaardag gister in Independence Avenue geop"n is. Die feesvieringe sal tot Sondag, 1 September, en 'n vol program is vir die hele week opgesteI. 'n Feestrein sal more na Okahandja vertrek om die perseel waar die skool voorheen gelee was te besoek. Ou studente van die skool, insluit~nde ministers en lede van die parlement wat daar skool gegaan het, sal op die Hy se hy kan nie met abso­ trein wees. Die trein sal weer in die namiddag terugkeer terwylleerlinge met fakkels lute sekerlleid se nie maar sover sy wete strekis die kompetisie langs die trein hardloop. Ander hoogtepunte van die week is gimnastiekvertonings Dit gaan nie vir haar oor die beskikbaar en belangstellen­ by die skool waar die meisie is vanuit Tanzanie, 'n dans met Rakotoka, musiek van Mukorob, Jackson Kaujeua, wenniemaaroordiedeelneem des km die vorms by die ~ls afgekondig. Hy was egter nie gospel-musiek, 'n bokstoemooi en nog baie meer om op te noem. en dit is vir haar onregverdig kry. direk daarby betrokke nie. BO: Trompoppies van Augustineum in Independence Avenue tydens die optog van dat haar skooImaats alleen die Hy se daar was nie gead­ Pieter Barkhuizen, die ver­ Augustineum om die week se feestelikhede te open. kans g~het om deel te neem. verteer vir die kompetisie nie maaklikheidsbeampte van-die Danie voges, Tesourier van aangesien die vorms vrylik skoukomitee. kon gister nie vir die Noordelike Skoukomitee, beskikbaar was op die dorp. kommentaar opgespoor word het gister op navraag gese die Hulle het voor die kompetisie nie. Congratulations aansoekvorms vir deelnemers al die vorms by die winke1s Die skookoningin sal vanaand was by alle besigheidsplekke ingesamel om die name van tydens 'n skoudans op die dorp die deelnemers te kry. genes word. -to Groot Wernhil Park • on their prys vir ekologie maar al die inIigting dui daarop die kommer ­ siele visbronne sal voordeel trek oit die stopsit van die vermindering van robbe • soos bewys in die geval van uraan Kanada.' , 1st Die regering se omgewingsgroepe is sentimentaliste wat 'n BELONING van R20 in hul sagte stoele sit en 'n bohaai opskop oor enigiets 000 word aangebied aan sonder om die saak objektief te beskou. • persone wat inligting aan Die NAAC se die regering Iieg en verdraai feite net oor annIversary die polisie kan voorsien wat hulle by die testikels van die robbe wiI oitkom om dit oit sal lei tot die terugvind te voer. van drie dromme Dit sou moontlik g~d wees indien 'n groep wetenskap­ uraanoksied wat onlangs likes wat vir a1bei groepe aanvaarbaar is 'n onafhan­ by die Rossing Uraanmyn klike studie kon doen en dat a1bei partye ooreenkom om naby Swakopmund gesteel te berus by die beslissing van hierdie groep. is. Die uraan is op die naweek van 3 en 4 Augustus vanuit 'n stoor van die myn verwyder en op een van die bakkies van die myn gelaai. Die bakkie is op Applicants must be Namlblan citizens. Maandag, 5 Augustus. naby Ministry of Foreign die Goreangab-dam buite Applicants must submit a comprehensive Windhoek gevind. _ Affairs curriculum vitae and certified copies of 'n Foto van die drie dromme educational qualifications together with their verskyn elders in hierdie Deputy Permanent Secretary: application. uitgawe. Foreign Affairs Enige persoon wat oor in­ 1 post: Wlndhoek ligting beskik kan Inspekteur Applications (on form Z83 or ZO/1229(1) Blaauw op Swakopmund by obtainable at all Government Offices) must be 2584 tydens kantoorure of - Salary: R97 143 (fixed) per annum. _ submitted to: The Permanent Secretary: Foreign 629T 'a-ure skakel. Die kode Minimum Requirements: An acknowledged B-degree Affairs, Private Bag 13347, Wlndhoek, 9000. op SWakopmund is 0641. (orequivalentqualification) plus appropriate experience Hoofinspekteur Visser in including experience in general management. An attractive range or benefits includes a 13th cheque, Windhoek kan ook geskakel a housing subsidy subject to certain conditions, rental word. Sy nommers is 225881 A post-graduate qualification and experience In allowance, assistance with removal expenses, pension tydens kantoorure en 43534 personnel management and financial admin­ fund, medical aid providing 9S % cover on virtually all tuis. Die kode is 061. eventuaUtles and ample vacation and sick leave. Persone kan ook enige poli­ istration will serve as a recommendation. The successful candidate can also benefit from a siestasie skakel. Enquiries: Mr A Guibeb. tel. (061) 2829111 . vehicle financing scheme.

Closing date: 13 September 1991. on the road to prosperity Eefuto dopomunghulo . ~~

da ~ulifwa po Okamati koomvula inadhi tseyika natango, kedhina Nd­ jabi ya Kwambi ka· zile momukunda Onanhadi popepi nEndola mOukwanyama, oka hulitha ombaadhilila mEti­ EPANGELO ola s~ivifa kutya oishoshelafuto oyo kwa po oifuta oyo, kutya nee ope na . okulilandela omatuwa ondilo tatu Iyaziko momukunda gwawo gwa tumbulwa sho oshi­ Ii hai pewa ovanaiionga vepangelo komwedi keshe ovo ovo tava lekele moilonga ile noimaliwa yepaogelo. Epaogelo topitha shoka ka Ii ka toola she ka topele nokuhulithila hava longo moitopolwa yokoumbangalanhu, otai ka ongahelipi, etokolo itali aluluka ola tala kutya oshinima shi li ashike pehala mpoka. ' vali.Monale ov'anailonga ngaha itashi dulu okutwikila, xulifwa po mefimbo Iixupi. . Okwa hokololwa kutya nakusaNdjabi, ota Iililwa poohe, ovakulunhu mepangelo ova kala unene tuu mokutala onghalo tatekulu Kwambi Nembenge momukunda Onanhadi popepi Kakele koifuta oyo, telamo ovanhu aveshe. ba,va lande omatuwa noimaliwa yeliko loshilongo oyo tai ende epa.sngelo ola tokola natango Oishoshelafuto ei yowina, yepangelo vo tava futu ashike tai shongola. nEndola. Efumbiko Iya Ndjabi inali tseyika natango. okuxulifa po oskema oyo nokuli vamwe have i luku oumaliwa vanini okushunifa Kombinga yexulifepo loiw- Eso Iya Ndjabi moshiponga shOmboma, olya rala na­ yokuyandja omatuwa kova­ oifuta yoshiponga, okwa li ya oimaliwa oyo. Epangelo paife . edelwafuto komaumbo eem- ' tango omwaalu gwaanona mboka haya si miiponga yatya nailonga ovakulunllu, omanga tulwa po pefimbo loita nela­ ola mona kutya, eliko loshi­ inisteli okwa tokolwa kutya ngeyi moshilongo pombanda. Iifooshowo Oradio, oya kala kwa tokolwa YQ opo Eeminis­ lakano okuhekeleka oilumbu longo itali pitike vali opo oin­ keshe Oministeli ' oyo i li notayi kondjo natango okulombwela aanona, aavali noshig­ teH di ha mone vali omikuli oyo tai longo moshitopolwa ima i li ngaho i twikile. Kon­ meumbo lopaumwene, hano li wana ashihe shaa toole we iinima mbyoka shaa yi shi. dokulilandela omaumbo. shoita. Epaogelo ola tokolanale ima yemanguluko, ovanailonga' he shi lepangelo, itai ka kwa­ Oshoka oya nika oshiponga ngaasbi naana tayi holoka Omushangw;l 00 wa pitifwa okuxulifapo oifuta ya tum­ vepangelo ova hapupala nova­ felwa vali kepangelo okufuta ngeyi. kepaogelo' owa ulika opo kutya, bulwa, ashike etokolo okwa li nailonga ovakulunhu vahapu eurnbo 010 lcyamnwene rigaashi Aavali, aa1ongisikola noshigwana ashihe, lombweleni Okabinete oka tokola opo la kalekwa manga, ovo vape ova hovela nokuli sha kala nale. aanona yaa.toole we iinima mbyoka yaa yi shi. exulifepo lomauwa a tumbulwa omolwovanhu vamwe ovo va li ye moilonga oku hapa okutala nokuyoolola kutya hangika to landifa omalodu • UTOLAN • teIao ekufeko leebapila davo hangika ounona tava pewa omunhu 00 ta landifa omalodu kounona, teelela oshilanduli • • dokulandifa omalodu. omalodu. Paveta yomalodu No okwa koya tuu shili peedula shoye, shaashi otashi dulika • • Evilikilo eli ola landula opo 2 youdo 1968 okatendo f57 otaka 18. Opolifi yaNamibia oya pewa lela olisinisi yoye u i kufwe • ., eshi oshiwana nopolifi va ona ufa kutya hakaana ke li koshi 'elombwelo okukatukila keshe filu ove to pewa vali ehandu omanyenyeto kutya ope na yeedula . 18 taka landifwa ile lokunyona oveta yomalodu. AUTOLAND would 'like to Congratulate Jan Kritzinger and Myer Du Raan (Toyota Corolla) :who • • completed the • • Zimbabwe. Challenge' • • '. .~ Recentl~ GOLD FIELDS NAMIBIALTD

FOR SALE - BA~KIES

Gold Fields Namibia invites tenders for the following bakkie~: 1987 Hilux 4 x 4 SW 44461 114 000 km Ovatoolinghundana ve li konyala omuiongo, moshivike eshi okwa Ii va shivwa va ende pamwe noilyo yetanga 1986 Hilux 4 x 4 SW 3650 152 800 km leameno, metalelepo leekamba dovakwaita 010 kwa Ii la kwatelamo, okamba yakula yopakwaita poGrootfontein. Stanley Katzao, wombelewa yetu yeengbundana, okwa II yo a mona elao opo a ende pamwe nosheendo osho, nokwa 1986 Hilux 4 x 4 ST 3652 149500 km talelapo eenhanda dovakwaita nokuuda yo omaudjuu avo. ~~fano ell otamu monika kolumosho Majorandjai All sales will be "voetstoQt.S·" and the Company Namholo pamwe nambyushaye moilonga, Omukuiunbu wetanga lovakwaita, Solomon Jesus Hawala. will.not be responsible' for any defects. The purchasers will be responsible for any repair Eindilo tali zi costs which may be necessary to obtain a Roadworthy Certificate. moshigwana

Terms are strictly cash or bank-quaranteed Oshigwana moshilongo otashi indile kIikondo mbyoka tayi ningi cheques against the delivery of the vehicles. omakonaakono gontumba non­ gandi mOshilongo, yi kale ya ye­ Tenders must be addressed to: VEHICLE litha nawa iilonga yawo nokukala OMALUUMBO eedalate 00 a oingwa moitopolwayaaveshe, hano tu tye ngaashi kwawo, oshoka mokati koshig­ mOwambo, Kavango nosho tuu, okwa oingwapo shi he li paveta, onghee eedalate da TENDER, Director Administration wana omu na omainyengo ogendji P.O.Box 3718, WINDHOE~ 9000 unene, go gamwe otaga limbilike tya ngaho odi na okuhanaunwa po, opo eenbele ododi kale da yeuiukila ovanhu unene. aveshe, ngaashi oveta tai ufa. Purchasers are reminded that they will be AakaJimo yomOmukunda Evilikilo eli, 010 kovanhu yaaveshe (conununal areas) a binga yetokolo eli otaa ka boloka Oniimwandi nOntuwala Iwliam­ vahapu tashi dulika li kakale talike ongonola yoshikangwa nale komesho. required to pay sales tax on registration of the poka mUukwambi popepi nOs­ hakati ota ya ti, yo oya limbililwa li~juu okuudako, okwa li la nokae li pauyuki. • Oshi li etaulukoveta okutula '- vehicies. ningwa mEtitatu kOministeli Okwa wedako kutyaeedalate , epya ile ekove modalate moi­ aantu yamw~ haye y~ po ta ye ya The highest, or any, tender will not pu!aapula- ngaa iinima, ?yindji. ina sha Nedu,. Omatulululo odi na okuteka po opo ova­ tukulwa yokOwambo, shaashi necessarily accepted. OOilaKupula mbaka otaya tt kutya. nOmaxungomwenyo, Marco nafaalama aveshe moitukulwa paveta, oitukulwa oyo oi na be' yo oye ya okushanga aa9tu na oya Hausiku, poshoongaleleng1nm­ oyo, vanini nee ile vakula, va okukala ya yeulukila ovanhu Tenderers JIlust contact,this office to arrange za anuwa kOmbelewa yoSW APO. dana moWindhoek. dule okukala ve na oufemba aveshe. Aakwashi'gwana mboka ya li ya vieWing. ' ; . Hausiku okwa shiivifa kutya, wokunwefa oimuna yavo pon­ Paife ope na ovanhu vamwe monathana noshifo shika mOs­ opa monika kutya omadiko hele keshe. va tula eenhele dimwe meed­ hakati, • otaya hokolola taya ti eedalate di heli paveta otaa Oministeli Hausiku oya shiiv­ alate, po ponhele opo otashi Closing date for tenders will be' kutya, yo. kaye na l!udhigu washa hapupala unene moitukulwa ifa kutya otai ka tuma osheendo dulika opo ashike pe na omeva 6 September 1991 wokupulwaapulwa, shampa ashike ' omaapulaapulo taga yokoushayi, onghee Okabinete shomakonakono opo ku talike ile oulifilo muwa. Paife ohapa . ningwa paveta nopalalakano oka tokola opo omaluumbo kutya eedalate otadi ningwa li ashike eengobe daye, omanga lyoshili no li li mondjila pwaa Ira aeshe eedalate 00 a ningwa ngahelipi. vakwao oimunayavo tai mono omakengelelo. -kovanaimuna moitopolwa Omauyelele inahapu kom- oixuna. :fHE NAMIBIAN Friday August 23 1991- ,17 I.... _T_E_L_: _3_6_97_0_-_C_L_A_S_SI_F_IE_D_A_D_S_-_F_l\_X_:_33_9_8... 0 ..... 1 ~ ,:' ,:' :, '" S,~E C IAIl SE RVI C,ES " S PE C I~L SER VI CE~ ' S'P 'E C IAL '] ~ ' E c RY}~~,: ~ §~ ~ ~ -.. > ~-<

FOR HARD CASH NAMIBIA PLANT MATTRESSES M.H. PRI- -... Ex-factory Prices ob- MARYSCHOOL ALOE VERA We buy good used ve­ CARE , talnable Requires: hicles Croesee's 3B Auto WINDHOEK SKIN CARE Otjlwarongo: Otto's Qualified teacher Lot. Will Also sell your TEL: 226551 The natural way for , Pawnshop - (0651) IOD.gtlliiD or Afrikaans . vehicle on your behalf. FOR ALL YOUR INDOOR 2269 Primary Classes you. Imported f~om Call: Shell Garage TV­ PLANT CARE AND MAIN­ 213227(u",u.vvu Whk: Edlson Street the U.S.A., suitable Moore St. TEL: 36877 /8 TENANCE INCLUDING 32576 (Principal) SUPPLY OF PLANTS, WE No. 33 WHK Dosing Date: for all types. Highly CATER FOR INDOOR Tel: (061 )37834 23 August 1991 praised by users. PLANT DECOR ON CON­ Please Contact: VIR HARDE KONTANT TRACT. Chrlsto at 'OSHIGAt.1BO HIGH For brochure 'A Ons koop goeie gebruikte Tel: 52222 SCHOOL , Lady's Guide To motors. Croesee'sGarage 31ST ANNVERSARY Skin Care' send, Auto Lot Ons veJkoop ook graag U motor namens U R2.50 postal order.­ THE PRINCIPAL OF Skakel Shell Garage TV­ For free product OSHIGAMBO HIGH m­ Moore st. Tel: 36877/8 SCHOOL INVITES ALL fonnation write to The , FORMER STUDENTS FOR A GOOD AND RELI· ENTERTAINMENT Deja Vu Skin Cafe AND FRIENDS TO THE ABLE SERVICE TO YOUR COMPLEX . P.O.Box·700'; 31ST , , MOTOR VEHICLE PawnSbo~ that does not stop! THE SCHOOL. '" Aorid a-H ills , 171 6 CONTACT: GuNTHER Come and see us now for For more infonnation DATE: R.S. A. (famous rally mechanic) very good PRICES! call 21(j884 at Tel: 221154 von Imported TV's, Tyres, 7 SEPTEMBER 1991 Tel: (011) 674-1946 Braun Street Northern PLACE: etc. BONAPPETIT 1- Industrial Area next OSHIGAMBO HIGH BAKERY 10 RESIDENTIAL to Transworld Cargo SCHOOL We SELL and PAWN Come to us for the HOUSES, 2 to 3 bedrooms Free quotations avail- TIME: , _ anything!! cheapest and the best in the main residential able CLUB MOBY JACK) 10HOURS -15 HOURS 'Contact: Helena at wedding and birthday areas of town, hochland ..LA DIFFERENCE park, hochland Rand. in C COME ONE - COME ALL cakes town - order Windhoek west, Katutura. now The hottest , Khomasdal, etc. entertainment TILING Good Prices offered We have daily -fresh complex in town FOR ALL YOUR TILE Wanted for a newly es­ Tel 34368 NB! Cash brotchens, pies and Wednesday WORKING CONTACT tablished Company prices cakes Friday CENTRAL NAMIBIA TILING Ring 33359 Money!! Money!! J.JASON Saturday HOME & INDUSTRIAL CB WELDING If you need any cash Tel: 34835 BOX 5549 Fore more information TEL: (061) 215836 DISTRIBUTORS ENGINEERING money come and see us! Bahnhof Street "'For all steel Tel: 644 Oshakati> WINDHOEK 9000 DI.tr1butora of ImpOr1eci NAMIBIA construction work IN NEED OF THE Demonstrators for good r CLUB GUEST '\ product. "'Building of sheds DRIVING SCHOOL FOLLOWING? products, ladies w/drivers HOUSE P. O.Box 70038 "'Cattle trailer . WGNITSCHKE • dishwash licence and cooking Khomasdal bodies OH! WHAT BIG FUN! • all purpose cleaners interest, must cook for GET YOUR LICENCE Wmdhoek "'Trellis work For your enjoyment • carpet cleaners this food product in THE EASY WAY Tel & Fax: 37460 "'Gates Wed,Frl, & Sat • car shampoo supermarket. Vmous TEL: 221720 OR 213733 "'Trailers and Free on Wed­ Required Salesperson who • slimming pack (slim­ posts are in general welding work nessdays have experience in hard­ ming the healthy way) Swakopmund and in the YOU NAME IT WE , Special entertainment ware orin Sales, with own • skincare range North Salaries +- R800.00 MAKE IT!!! TOP DJ BEN car, over 21 years, prefer­ • hair shampoo and - Rl000.00 p/m able own car will be Tel:-: 62543 For more information conditioner Phone Marta mornings advantageous only at: Tel: 33183 NAMIBIA For any information '- ca1l61838 ./ COURIERS please phone: , We offer: KOCH .. TEL: 33893 Tei: 217820 (all hours) SCHMDT Basic Salary, Compensa­ Do you have any moving Embassies For: ~Table ' FOR SALE tion, Pension, Medical to do? - exclusive curtains f~ ' Charm KENYA CRAFT Aid Call us anyday for your NO DEPOSITO'S - table linen for all occas- Tel: 37460 FOR SALE in-town moving, whether sions, - bedllnen - wall-to­ EXTRA GOOD OmceHours KrrCHENWARE & it be office to office or wall carpeting, with style, NEWSI WOULD YOU Sisal Bags-RSO.OO BEDDINGWARE you should visit... Exclu­ home to home! LIKE TO EARN African Dresses for all sive table linen for your 2 WEEKS FOR DELIV­ EXTRA MONEY IN Ladies and Gents ERING (S.A.) parties. All sizes, also YOUR SPARE TIME (CHETENGE) - RI20.00 PLEASE CONTACT custom-made, for people Visit:do Uhland Street By demonstration, ..11 HELEN AT with style at Koch & STOP Schmidt. (Opposite Munici- , our exclusive range of and Independence Avenue TEL: 226265 crockery, glassware and Tel: 225312/224197 KMT COMMERCIAL Defective TV's, pyrex to your friends and KENAM COLLEGE AND DRESS­ Video and Radios are family, on your MAKING SCHOOL fixed in our: commission basis. TYRE 'BARGAINS THE MATRIX Practical courses in: SPECIALISED You will be given full Bus.lness Computers WORKSHOP sales training and there ,Ed,ucatlonaICom~.... *Computers "'Bookkeep- Is rOOm for.management Expertise guarateed SPECIALS Personal Computers ing .* Secretarial *Dress- level In certain areas. The Latest Computers & making collect and delivery c ' H you ,have a telephone ,PrinterS; , Sole Agents for -, , service and transport, phone now EPSON Computers . ' Visft th~ College at: ;, . • at 35259 or 35131 or write ';,Tel: 31994,'_""" , ' Metje ' Be~en BuilwQg to P.O.Box 31219 Gustav Volgt cent... " ' 277 Independence Avenue, Independence Avenue Windhoek -JaC:·MaTxX!. A ; _ U r ___:~ . ? PIt)r:'Ilerapar~ 9000 I'; ---4 , :: P.O.Box 6364 ' ; - -, • 1------...... I __~~~~..:...;.l.....::....~ P.O.Box 22813 ' , Do you knQw how .... ' . Winqhoek ; 90'00 / ' Tv - Video - Music ;\' \ , ~ Technic Hou,se -' ';: to get your, Urgently looking for a Name: ...... , .. . Tyres (±) RSS.OO OITENDA IKULU - JACMAT Jdriver~s lI~ence reasonably cheap flat 'or Address.'.r. .:• ..... :...... ,.. . {Oipaarte} , ...... , ...... - ...... ~ ...... Tel: 32485 Fitted included 'the easy way? a single'robm fo'rent! Jan Jonkerweg'183 Now also available Oshoyo okupangela ,Most probably within " Tel:...... ;.. " ... ~ .. : ..y ...... ',' Phone: ' , Knowledge must triumph Windhoek at No. 7 Sell Street omatuwa paife otai the price/rental rang~ monika po No. 7 Bell W.G.Nltschke of R200.00 to R300.00 BUSINESS Swakopmund Otjiwar- Tyre Den Premises per month - Str. Popepi no SW A Driving S.c~ool Butcliery and take aways Kaiser WU- ongo Call Jack at between Katutura & helm str. Markplein Chemicals Tel: 213733/, Wanaheda to let MoltkestraBe 3 Tel:36970 Goss Motors _F or, P.artic,ulars phone: 62281 Tel: 521.5 Tel: 3201 ' Goss Motors 221720 " or Fax: 33980 Tel. 33655 / 33579 ',,_ (Wf 222520,{h) Fax: 2237 Fax: 36$5 ~ .'_ '., -~'. '-.J,.f _ 1-8 Friday August 23 199·1 'THE 'NAMIBtAN TEL: 36970 CLASSIFIED ADS FAX 33980 CAR FOR

BARGAIN MERCEDES AUTO CENTRE. FOR SALE Wanted to buy ~ DRIES X.U BBE .i \oUing ·taf IJed5 BUSHMASTER Almost new 1989 260E Manual BAI< I< IE CENTRE IFfYI l TO. Mercedes Benz 'Z 21616 1!11 f.7M LIGHT NISSAN SENTRA Nonnal Price R115,OOO.OO ~ . ::~::]J A~f.R II OURS ,~ .- . ,. ENGINEERING· Only 3 months used Our Price R89,OOO.OO 220/230/250/280 WINIHIOf.K .ooo 1l- 1 . ~ ~ MANUFACTURERS Car White - Immaculate . Model 1972 - 75 Extras LET US SELL YOUR P.O. BOX 2844. W,NOHOEK &000 Ol<': In top Condition TEL. 10811 22828 ' Model 1991 Trade-ins accepted AFTER HOURS 222778 Phone: 227812 (w) CAR FOR YOU & GET .Bush Bars, T ow and To view Call Phone 36700 , THE BEST VALUE. Rollbar Maria Tel: 32752 Gypson Motors Phone: 511 58 (h) WE RECOVER OUR Contact me nOw for '" Aluminium Chack COMMISSION FROM s e l ect~d Motorcars plates, stone guards THE SELLER and Bakkies "'Burglar Bars Phone: Dries Lubbe *Diesel & Water Tank Tel: 21 6761/216766 Tel: 226261 (a/h) 212659 Tr ailers Cars fully guaranteed "'Dropside Bodies and Urgent Sale For Sale ~ . while on our premlses!t! Trallies 'EROS New 2 Bedroom, House . "'General Steel R295,000.OO in Wanaheda Constructions 3 Bedroom, Large Din- R60 000.00 or to Swop ~1Qi?_ *we do many more ningroom, Modem YOU NAME IT WE for cattle Kitchen, 2~ Bathrooms, Phone: 227672 or DELIGHTFUL DO IT! - ~ Entertainment Area, Contact: TeI215650(h) 3072423 CHARM AND Garden. Quiet Area CHARACTER (AJh) or visit US at Completely Wald·in Just arrived from KLEIN WINDHOEK SHOP NO. 16 Tel: 227709 (w) overseas (secondhand kessler and In go~d condition) ENOKOLD 31491 (h) Home In qUiet, peac~ful +/- R'75 each (excI. 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COLLEGE rOR OUT-Or-SCHOOL TRAINING SHOPS Technical Registration Third Trimester of 1991 Technical registration for the following' courses for the third trimester of Shop 19 Old MUlu.1. Plab' :" 1991 will take place on 2 and 3 September 1991: . ' .0 . BOA 23658 WltldhOotk 9(0) . T ej(pt\on. 226705 • Mechanical (NI - N6) • Electrical (NI - N6) Indira has grown in • Civil (NI - N6) size and style ... OH NO! Namibian Football The Elementary Technical Certificate Course will not be offered in the We now stock stylish Team officials the ball is third trimester. outfits for the elegant Venue: Entrance hall of the Lecturers' Office Block, lady in your court... City Campus, University of Namibia. We also stock trendy clothing for the IT is sad to. see o.ur so.ccer - when we need to. co.ncentrate Time: 2 September 1991 from lO:OO until 17:00 student all o.ur energy o.n upgrading o.ur standards - taking a 3 September 1991 from 08:00 until 17:00 Remember all step backwards. We sho.uldn't have to. waste time and students energy maintaining peace and harmo.ny in the stadiums Prospective students must produce proof of identity, academic qualifi­ cations and bursaries (if any). Former students of the Academy must at this time. 10% discount have their student numbers available and bring along all outstanding It is strange that so.me prayers, o.fficials and suppo.rters documentation. Only original documents will be accepted. . have reso.rted to. vio.lence "to. cure o.ur so.ccer o.ffavo.uri­ tism" as o.ne fan to.ld me yesterday. Contact person: Ms R Esterhuizen at 307 -2lO6. J.J.J. Is vio.lence really the so.lutio.n? WE BUY, SELL PAWN It was o.n1y last week that I urged the Namibia Football AND SWOP SECOND­ College for HAND FURNITURE, Asso.ciatio.n to. take up the o.ffer fro.m Cafand to. set dates ELECTRICAL fo.r the Co.nfederatio.n to. send a delegatio.ns here of School Training APPLIANCES AND So.mething drastic must be do.ne befo.re we end up with Out AND BUILDING MATE­ a death o.n o.ur hands at the so.ccer stadium o.r witho.ut RIAL FOR CASH (PAY Windhoek OVER 3 MONTHS) any so.ccer matches at all. ·WERNHILL PARK

Only two. days befo.re I wro.te this co.lumn, Co.mmis­ THE BEST PEOPLE FOR THE JOB S3200IA79 BRIDGE NEW sio.ner Siggi Eimbeck o.fthe Namibian Po.lice threatened FURNITURE 228556 to. ban so.ccer matches. ·CORNER DAIMLER AND Eimbeck made it crystal clear to. the NFA - co.ntrol the DIESEL STR. (NEW cro.wds during so.ccer matches o.r face the co.nsequences Agra (Co-operative) Limited - with head, office in Wind~oek and AND - no more games until peace is resto.red. 26 branch offices countrywide - is the only mUlti.f>urpose co-operative SECONDHAND FURNI­ It TURE) 221531/1 is imperative that' o.ur so.ccer bo.sses co.me up with a in Namibia. Apart from a wide range of trading activities and marketing ·OPIPIWANGA SHOP­ quick so.lutio.n to. sto.p ho.o.liganism NOW o.r face the 'services, the Co-operative is also increasingly active in manufacturing. PING CENTRE. D-1822 po.ssibility o.f no. so.ccer league at all. Due to the impending retirement of one of our senior members of KATUTURA Eimbeck argues that it is no.t the duty o.f the Namibian management , we now require the services of a dynamic OUR UNIQUE MONEY Po.lice to. resto.re peace at the stadiums but it is yo.ur duty BACK QUARANTEE . Co.mmissio.ner to. maintain law and o.rder everywhere. WE WILL PAY YOU THE The po.lice have a respo.nsibility to. every citizen in this DIFFERENCE IF YOU . co.untry to. preserve o.rder in this yo.ung Republic o.f Senior Manager: CAN FIND ANY ITEM CHEAPERII Namibia. CREDIT CARDS And similarly the so.ccer autho.rities must have a fair WELCOME chance to. c1ea up the ho.o.liganism. Finance It seems to. me that there is always a large number o.f To be considered for this challenging position, applicants should have a FANIE po.lice present during impo.rtant rugby matches in proven record in financial management in the private sector. Due to the SUPERMARKET co.mpariso.n to. the small mumber they send to. so.ccer demands of the post, the successful candidate must be a Chartered KATUTURA matches. TEL: 215453 Accountant with the necessary practical exposure and record of innova­ And to. threaten to. ban so.ccer matches because o.f the tive thinking. GENERAL DEALER o.ngo.ing vio.lence is no. so.lutio.n. Why no.t suggest ways of All your groceries at preventing vio.lence as the po.lice are experts in this The ideal candidate is definitely someone with a thorough knowledge of lower price field. budgets and strategic planning, complemented by a good working Team o.fficials sho.uld alSo. instruct their players and knowledge of computers and computerised,financial systems, coupled fans o.n ho.w to. behave. To.p players who. are the ido.ls o.f with the ability to deal with people on all levels. A sound knowledge of the game have a special respo.nsibilty to. maintain go.o.d Lotus 1-2-3 will also be a recommendation. behavio.ur because they set an example to the fans. If the players can discipline themselves then I am sure We offerthe successful applicant a highly negotiable sa lary backed by an the fans will alSo. learn ho.w to. behave so. that it will no.t excellent range of fringe benefits including * 13th cheque * non-contri­ be necessary to. send the who.le po.lice fo.rce to. the butory medical ard scheme * pension fund * free accident-insurance SPECIALS AT stadiums. * housing benefits * assistance with relocation costs * a company ca r NEW IMAGE * participation in a deferred remuneration scheme. The po.o.r standard o.frefereeing, which is the ro.o.tcause HAIR SALON o.f the tro.uble, sho.uld be addressed. The sooner they get Written applications (accompanied by a detailed CV) will be handled cir­ pro.per training the better. Blow from cumspectlyand must be sent to: Dry We must learn to. make use o.fwhat we have o.r o.therwise The Personnel Manager, Agra (Co-operative) Limited, R12.00. Come we will end up with no. o.ne to. referee so.ccer matches. Private Bag 12011, Windhoek, 9000. Further information is availab!e Leave the referees alo.ne andco.ncentrate o.n building up from Mr Cobus Visser at telephone 31931. and meet our the standards o.f so.ccer amo.ng the players. And to~o.se - Closing Date: 13 September 1991. new stylist clubs who.se fans behave - keep it up! . : ElmaAdams, previously STANGER - Crusaders v. Umtata Bucks. from Rieclei OPPENHEIMER - Vaal Reefs Stars v. Do.uble Actio.n Sundowns. Salon Cape UNION - Bo.smont Chelsea v. Mo.ro.ka Swallo.ws. Town and Hair KA~NYAMAZANE - Dangero.usDarkies v. Amazulu. GELVANDALE - PE Blackpo.o.l v. Real Taj. Studio RAND - Iwisa Kaizer Chiefs v. Fairways Stars. Keetmanshoop If you have any sport news, tipps or views Contact Conrad Angula at tel. (061) 36970, fax. (061) 33980 .. 20 Friday August 23 1991 THE NAMiBIAN

Photos and . story by . Donna Collins

IT takes an extraordinary kind In fact throughout the rally of the Red Sea. pumping through your veins, with the anticipation of what position heightened the rally of person to strap himself into they put up a spectacular per­ The rally route stretched over and the challenge of taking lay ahead. fever. a motorcar, and drive like a bat formance, and after nothing vast distances of some of the your super-charged rally car But the real feeling of taking out of hell for three days and short of a sizzling dice, they most breathtaking scenery, . and bare wits to the giddy limit. on the "Challenge" came at ELIMINATION two nights over 1 850 kilom­ finally took the lead from their mostly along the Eastern high­ It' s this that drives these guys 19hOO that evening, when each etres of back-breaking terrain. arch rival African Rally Cham­ lands bordering Mozambique. to tackle what most normal car drove onto the official start­ The first leg of the rally was But then the Zimbabwe Chal­ pion Satwant Singh, in the 3rd Here rally teams were taxed people 'would consider a sui­ ing ramp at two minute inter­ a short spin in and around lenge, is no ordinary rally. and final leg on Sunday morn­ to the limit as they manoeuvred cide course. vals. The Zimbabwean flag was Harare. Night had settled, and In fact it is rated as one of ing: their vehicles at break-neck Nonetheless when the rally lowered, shouts of applause so had the freezing cold. By Africa's most prestigious events Unfortunately for Satwant, speeds through steep moun­ kicked off at 16h00 on Friday, from spectators filled the park­ 21h30 the first car was due on the motorsport calander, and his new Mitsubishi Galant VR4 tain passes, winding forest for a special spectator stage, ing area of Harare' s luxury back to the Sheraton for' a re- has achieved an international turbo, was held up with a punc­ roads, hairpin bends, loose nerves were frayed, palms were Sheraton Hotel; and the noise. status, which forms part of the ture, and since there were only gravel surfaces and long de­ sweaty, and mouths were dry, of rally cars taking up their TO NEXT PAGE African Rally Championship two to three minutes separat­ manding stages. series. ing the two leaders, his fate Relentlessly this continued To compete in this rally you was sealed when Billy over­ both day and night, with no llave to have sheer guts, and to took him at that point and tena­ mercy for neither competitors, win you have to be superhu­ ciously hung onto his front marshalls, ser/ice crew or the man. position. organisers. Last Friday saw the "Chal­ Namibia can be just as proud And when it finally rolled to lenge" in action again, which of their achievements, since a halt, it was clear the Zim­ marked its 21st year of suc­ two of our competing rally teams babwe Challenge had taken its cessful rallying in Zimbabwe, finished with fantastic results. toll .... The men had Deen sepa­ .making this sport som~thing Danie Von Wielligh and Theo rated from the boys, with only C?f a trlldition in that country. Becker in a Nissan Skyline took 17 cars making it to the finish. A line-up of 38 vehicles was a well-deserved 9th place, and After all this game is for the 1a~ the starting ramp - inchlding Jan Kritzinger and Myer du tough, the determined and the six teams from Namibia, and Raan in a Toyota ~shed in truly dedicated . . f9r the first time ever"a works 1319- position. ~e ll done guys! Lets face it, its not every­ team from Italy. In addition one's cup of tea to hurtle like a . there were teams from Zam­ DEMANDING bat out of hell through unpre­ .bia, Kenya and a strong turn- dictable terrain, choking dust, out from the host country, Since the Zimbabwe Chal­ with little sleep, extreme Zimbabwe. lenge is probably the only sport weather conditions, and only There was reason for jubila­ that penetrates the rural areas, the wits of your faithful navi­ tion when their local rally hero the excitement and support from gator to keep you on course! Billy Rautenbach and naviga­ the locals were overwhelming. But then again any rally driver tor John Mitchell, driving an Throngs of curious villagers and his navigator will tell you ex works Toyota Celica GT-4 lined the roads as cars shot that there is no thrill like it. turbo, thundered into first past in a plume of dust and The revving of engines at In action - Danie Von Wielliegh and Theo Becker in their NissaQ Skyline. They were position, to the sound ofcheer­ flying stones, displaying some screaming pitch, the smell of the first Namibian team home and finished in 9th place in the Zimbabwe Challenge, ing spectators. of the hottest rallying this side racing fuel, the adrenaline a great achievement from an original line-up 38 vehicles.

CONGRATULATIONS !! NAMIBIA NITE

PRESENTS Wed 21 Ladies night with a difference Ladies free 9 - 9.30 pm Adm.: RI0.00 DANIE VO N WIEL Thursday 22 THEO BE CKE~ F\ Concordia High School Disco Rave We at Nissan Phoenix are Friday 23 & Saturday 24 proud to have Danie von Wielligh and Theo Becker (Nissan Skyline) who finished 5th in the

Zimbabwe Challenge Loading Zone back with a Difference recently Adm.: R12.00 SUN 25 Midnight Express Train We are driven We are arlven From 12 to 6 a.m. PHOENIX Admission: R12.00 Ni SAnS BE THERE!!! ·Tt'iE NAMIBIAN Friday August 23 1991 ~1

The winning vehicle - a super charged Toyota ( . .:3 GT4 turbo - tackling a sharp curve, and driven by Zimbabwe's local hero Billy Kautenbach with navigater John Mitchell. Mrican Rally Champion Satwant Singh in action through Zimbabwe's rural high­ lands, in his new Mitsibushi 4X4 which clinched 2nd place, after putting up a fierce struggle with Billy Rautenbach for the number one slot. He lost the lead after a flat tyre held him up at a critical stage.

18 to battle it out until the end. drivers and navigators had to from previous page . I grit their teeth and endure the ~ groUp wltil midnigb1, when they NAMIBIAN TEAMS chilly night air, for another began the second leg. Already gruelling stretch, until break-. "' six cars had fallen out, due to The two Nanubian teams fast break at 07h30 which of- -I,. engine, mechanical or other were happily still in and going fered a light relief. failures, which included one great guns. Dan von Wielligh Wearlily they headed off -e of the Namibian teams, Wil- and 'lbeo Becker went at a again at lOh45, on the last and ~ liam Thatcher and Patrick superpace,and,detenmdnedto final home run. And as tradi- 11 t' Davies driving a Toyota Co- finish the rally they held their tion has it the winning team rolla. breath and kept a level head took their place on the ramp at The second leg was a total right to the end. the finish, which was held again slog of 15 hours driving, and Another surprise was Jan at the Sheraton hotel at 16hOO. travelled right through the night Kritzinger and navigator Myan It was Jiterally all over bar into real rally countty. At O5hOO du Raan, who went really well the shouting, but somehow there that morning, red-eyed and in their Toyota which didn't is always a certain disappoint- bushed, the teams pulled into let them down, as they held on ment when a rally of this Parc Fenne at a country hotel to the glorious prospects of a magnitude comes to an end. for a short breakfast break. finish. Possibly because of the com- So far seven cars were out of Unfortunately the Bruwer radeship extended throughout being clocked in at a marshall point, Namibian team Jan the field, unfortunately includ- brothers who were going all by all the participants. Not only ing Namibia's hot favourites out in the Mazda bakkie 4x4 the teams, but the marshalls, Kritzinger and Myer du Raan, who also finished the gruelling 1 850 km Zimbabwe Theo Coetzee and Willem turbo, smacked against a tree the organisers, the press, the Challenge in their Toyota. Rugo, driving a Ni~san Lan- damaging their radiator, and service crew, plus friends and gley. This was due to a faulty had to retire. Victor Kulikow- family who were all flung spark plug, which was hardly a sky and Bemdt Finkeldeh were together, contribute to an un- reason at all, considering they stranded on the side of the road forgettable experience under. were among the frontrunners with drive shaft problems, and the toughest circumstances. when they retired. were time barred. And even if you didn't enjoy By 08h45 the cars were off The rally pressed on into the the rally, there was something again, and had to keep going third and final leg which com- else you just couldn't ignore - until 14hOO that afternoon. It menced at 02h30 on Sunday which touched your soul and was along haul and another six morning, when most normal captivated you. The scenery. cars dropped out, leaving the people are tucked up in bed Zimbabwe is truly a beautiful last stretch for the remaining and fast asleep. And once again country! . I Ir------~------~ I I I UTOLAN I I I I I I I 1990 Isuw KB230 LE I . I R27500.00 I 1990 Mazda, Rustler 1400 Drifter (x2) I Mrica's first black rally driver Patrick Njiru has clinched the Kenyan National Rally I R21900.00 I Championsh;ps for the past two years. Kenyan-born Patrick has now ~Lt fully 1989 Toyota Hilux 1800 Very Clean I sponsored by Subaru, Japan to drive their works car, a Subaru Legacy 2 litre turbo, I I R22900.00 I which took 5th place in the Zimbabwe Challenge. Patrick has been on the circuit for 1989 Mazda B2000 LWB, Can 10 years, and plans to tackle the World Rally Championships next year. I I R23500.00 I I 1988 Toyota Hilux 2.4 LWB, Can I R24900.00 I I 1988 Nissan 1 - Tonner 2.4 Can I I - R22800.00 I I 1990 Toyota Corolla 16V Sport, RT, TB I I R27900.00 I 1989 vw Citi Golf 1.8 Sport, TB I I R23500.00 I 1989 Mazda 323 1.3L, RT I I RI7900.00 I I 1989 Mazda 323 SL 1.6, LO, WS I I RI9900.00 I I 1988 Toyota Cressida 2.4 GL, AC, RT I R29500.00 I I 1988 VW Jetta Cll, AC, RT I R32300.00 I I 1989 Toyota Hi Ace Super 14 I R38500.00 1 I 1987 VW Caravelle 2.1 I, AC, RT I ' On the starting ramp of the Zimbabwe Challenge, it's count down for the Nissan Langley I R47900.00 I driven by Namibia's hot favourites, Theo Coetzee and WilIem Hugo, which unfortunately 1987 VW Microbus 2.1 AC, RT I I R36900.00 didn't make it due to a faulty spark plug. Also in the photo are some of the Rally's chief I I organisers, officials, and the Minister of Sport holding the Zimb!.bW,e gag. ~------~ 22 Friday August 23 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

1991 NFA CUP QUARTER-FINALISTS - Civics FC ALTHOUGH holding a disappinting sec;~nd-from-bottom spot on the Rossing Premier League, Civic's cup record says it all. The youthful Khomasdal outfit reached the semi-final of the Castle Classic cup and tomorrow they will clash with rivals SWA Toyota Young Ones in the quarter-final of the Windhoek Lager NF A Cup. Civics is standing (f.l.t.r.) - Harold Konozondunge, Terence Isaacs, Pieter Kiaaste, Rex English, Raimond Tanga, Deon Brooks, Willa van Wyk, Tiger Goagoseb. Squatting - Isak Mouton, Roberto English, Mandla Gamatham, Sidney Afrikaner, Brian van Staden and Reginald Willemse.

.. THE 'IDEAL TIME Dismal match for US team

FOR ALL BUILDINGS INNSBRUCK, Austria: Peter "When one loses 4-0, there played badly again on Wed­ keeper Tony Meola and made Pacult scored two goals and is not much to say, " US coach nesday. it 3-0 with 18 minutes left. TO RENOVATE Renato Da Silva and Cbris­ Bora Milutinovic said. "This "The frustration started Westerthaler beat Meola on a & toph Westerthaler scored one is the first time the team has setting in because we weren't IO-metre shot with six min­ apiece on Wednesday night as lost by more than one goal. It scoring, " US forward Eric utes to go after the Americans DECORATE! FC Tirol of the Austria League was not the real team tonight. " Wynalda said. "That frustra­ again failed to clear a loose routed the US national team 4- Milutinovic took over in May, tion dictated the complexion ball. o in an exhibition game, and last month led the Ameri­ of the game." "We have had successful FC Tirol, sixth in the league cans to the title in the Conca­ The Austrians were aggres­ results against South Ameri­ Come now and see our wide range with a 2-2-2 record, dominated caf Gold Cup, the champion­ sive and constantly attacked. can teams," defender Paul of Roof Paint, Textured Wall co at- throughout. The best Ameri­ ship of soccer's North and Pacult gave FC Tirol the lead Caligiuri said. "Now, we have can scoring chance came 10 Central American and Carib­ in the 29th minute with an 18- to learn to play European . ings, PVA and Enamel paints of . minutes into the second half, bean region. The Americans yard, left-footed shot. Pacult teams." when a shot by Hugo Perez lost to the Soviet Olympic team scored again 21 min~tes into The US team, which is guar­ high quality. struck the post. last Saturday in Moscow and the second half on another 18- anteed a place in the 1994 World yarder after the US defense Cup, plays Romania's national failed to clear a loose ball. team at Bucharest next Wed­ Da Sliva, who is from Bra­ nesday and Turkey at Istambul Who will be JSP zil, dribbled around US goal- on September 4. - Sapa AP. The tall former rugby player FROM PAGE 24 is always just where he is n:eded Player of the Series? to cut off or clear a potential last year against their tradi­ goal from the goalline. THE race for the honour of Player of the Series in the tional rivals Sarusas Orlando However Black Africa JPS Knockout Cup this year is still wide open with no Pirates. warned earlier that it would obvious choice for the Grand Prix. And in players like Lucky take a really good side to wrest The Player of the Series ward is to be given to the best footballer Richter, Lucky Bostander, the coveted NFA Cup from Also the large selection of in tb.e tournament and' has been won in the past by the likes of Kandas Paulinho, Smithley them. Nelson 'Teenage' Dladla, .. Mark Tovey, Doctor Khumalo and Engelbrecht, Indies Damaseb ,.. In other matches on the Terazzo Tiles, Tables, ZaneMoosa. and the little genius Eric Quest bill, Interatlantic Blue Waters _ The prjze is worth RI 500 and the winner will be chosen by a Black Africa has enough and Eleven Arrows will battle Flower- Pots and: '--,- panel offivejudges - two soccer writers, two televisioncommen- ammunition to shoot down it out for a place in the semies tators and a radio reporters. .' '. - Ramblers. at their joint Kuisebmond Windowsills etc. Among the ~ittl¥.~taiol:iiites are John Momoeu of Giant Black­ There is no doubt that the homeground tomorrow. poolapd Angelo Burts of Dynamos, but Saturday's final between Lively Lions could win tomor­ ,.. Prime Press Liverpool and ALL TO COMPETITIVE the twO'side's. w11l -throwl'riiore liglit onHftely;canlildates. row and even their recent league TCL Chief Santos will ldso Unlike previous years, it would seem the panel has a tough task outing provided a preview. lock horns for a berth in the PRICES!! on its hands and there is expected to be furious debate among the Black Africa were all over second round when the latter judges. J.PS will make available the ballots at the end of the v.oting Ramblers but too much haste team visits Okahandja tomor­ Manufactured' in :Nattl'ibra: for public scrutiny to"avoid any possible-controversy. and poor finishing robbed them row. This five judges will also decide on the Coach of the Series of a runaway victory. ,.. Andto complete the week­ award, which looks likely to go to the coach of the team that wins The two sides had to settle end's NFA fixture, Khomasdal for Namibia. the tournament,- for a I-all draw in a match fans in for a treat when the But there is also an outside chance for Budgie Byms of where emotions ran high. And townships giants Civics FC and 118 Gobabis Road Hellenic, whose team was knocked out of the tournament without this is where Tolly van Wyk SWA Toyota Young Ones face losing a match. comes in. each other at the Khomasdal Klein Windhoek Hellenic surprised many with their form and caused the biggest The youngster has a reputa­ stadium. upset by beating Double Action Sundowns away from home in tien as the one player that makes Tel:36057 the third round. They also have scored the most number of goals the difference between wining NB: All fixtures will C-0266-1 in the tournament. or losing for his side. commence at 16hOO. • THl: ' N~MUJIAN . tti-il:Jay KtJg Li st' 23' 199 f 23

Becker, the 1989 champion, is not having a good year. He country's popUlation Minister of Youth and Sport Penduk"eni . played poorly in losing the Wimbledon final and in a loss to Pete Ithana, told Sapa the government had decided not to make funds SPORT SHORTS Sampras in the US hard courts. Sampras, the defending US Open available because there were too many whites in the team. champion, is sixth in the seedings released by the US Tennis The government's decision leaves only three alternatives to the Association, but has won two tournaments this summer and two sporting bodies - the Namibia National Sports Council and NFP Rangers soccer tourney appears finally to be healthy after a year of injUries. the Namibia Olympic Committee. They could decide to stay at Graf, who also won the Open in 1989 but lost in the final to home, which would deprive the mostly (white) Namibian athletes NFP RANGERS president Brock Kandundu, reminded football Gabriela Sabatini last year, captured the Wimbledon title but has of the opportunity of participation on high level, they could clubs in the vicinity of Tsumeb, Grootfontein, Otavi, Hoba and been bothered by a shoulder injury that led to her withdrawal from decide to include more black athletes in the team which wo~ld Kombat that his team was holding a soccer tournament this this week's tournament in Washington. raise the costs of their participation, or they could decide to axe weekend. The competition is also open to any other First Divi­ some of the whites in favour of blacks. sions side from the other regions. The eagerly-awaited Old The latter could lead to a breakaway by some sports codes from Crocks team, consisting of some of the country's former stars will Soccer back at Mokati Stadium the Sports Council and Olympic. Committee. also be seen in action. The competition offers a first prize of R2 The Sports Council and the Olympic Committee held emer­ 000 plus a floating trophy. The beaten-finalists will earn R700 ANOTHER soccer feast can be expected at Otjiwarongo when the gency meetings on Wednesday night to discuss the issue and a with a floating trophy. Otjiwarongo soccer officials host a soccer and netball at the joint-statement will be issued today. The two semi-final losers will each receive R250. An entrance Mokati Stadium this weekend. Winner's and losers' sections will fee ofR200 for each team is payable at the draw to be conducted compete in the soccer section and there is a R250 entrance fee for at the Nomtsoub Community Hall early on Saturday. each team with prize money of R4 000 on offer in the soccer Elliott out of world event Brock Kandundu can be reached at tel.(0671)-2604/3456 (during section. Netball teams will compete for R2 000 with each club office hours) or 2514 (after hours). paying an entrance fee of R200. PETER Elliott of Britain, the 1988 Olympic silver medalist at 1 Tournament oragniser, Billy Joe, told the Namibiari Sport that 500 meters, has withdrawn from the event in the World Track and the prize monies for the soccer section will still be determined by Field Championships because of an achilles' injury, team offi­ Lendl & Connors squeeze thru the tournament committee. Billy Joe can be contacted at tel.(0651)- cials confirmed yesterday. 2959 (at home) or at tel.(0651)-2150 (at work). Elliott, who has the world's second-fastest time in the mile this IVAN Lend! and Jimmy Connors, a couple of former No 1 s, won year and the third-fastest in the I 500 has battled injuries all matches at theNorstar Bank Hamlet Cllallenge Cup on Wednesday. -summer. Since winning the mile at Oslo last month in 3 minutes, - The second-seeded Lend!, who this week fell to fifth in the world, Coca-Cola play-offs nears end 49.46 seconds, he has expressed concern that the problem might reached the quarter-finals by beating Eric Jelen of Germany 6-2, be too severe for him to run in the meet. 6-0. Connors, just 12 days shy of his 39th birthday day and many THE regional eliminations matches for the Coca-Cola Schools In what had been one of the meet's most anticipated races, years removed from his No 1 ranking, defeated Todd Martin 6- Soccer Tournament are coming to an end with four schools Elliott was to have dueled with Algeria's rising star Noureddine 3, 6-4 at the Hamlet Golf and Country Qub. already qualified to take part in the Coca-Cola Shield to be staged Morceli for the first time this season. Meanwhile, Quincy Watts, Lend! only needed 57 minutes to eliminate Jelen, a member of in Windhciek from September 13-14. _ one of the US team's 400 meter runners, decided to skip the the German Davis Cup team, taking a 4-0 lead. The Czech lost This was announced yesterday by the National School Con­ individual event and concentrate on the 1 600 meter relay. only eight points in winning the second set. Connors, the all-time vener, Godfrey Jack, who added that he was awaiting the results leader with 109 singles titles, prepared for his 21st US Opennext from the Windhoek South, Ondangwa and Katima regions. week by beating Martin in just under 1 1/2 hours. Schools which have qualified to play for the shield are Levi Manchester City In other matches, N05 Goran Ivanisevic of Yugoslavia lost to Hakusembe Secondary School from Rundu, Braunfelds Techni­ France's Thierry Champion 6-2, 6-1 and No 7 Alberto Mancini cal SchoOl from Khorixas, Paresis Secondary School from Wmdhoek shock. Liverpool of Argentina fell to Sweden's Nicklaus Kulti 7-6, (7-1), 6-2. North and JA Nel Secondary School fromNamib South. The deciding matches for Windhoek South will be played ENGLISH glamour side, Liverpool, were handed a shock defeat between David Bezuidenhout Secondary School and Shifidi by lowly-rated Manchester City in a mid-week English Division German duo rated top Secondary School while Rehoboth High School will square up One league match on Wednesday night. City won 2- L against A Shipena Secondary School today. Queens Park Rangers also went down 0-2, to Norwich. BORIS Becker on Wednesday was named the top men's seed for Altogether 92 schools participated country wide. Manchester United, the first British side to have won an the US Open and Steffi Graf was the No 1 women's seed for a European title in five seasons, maintained their superb form record fi fth staright year. seizing Aston Villa 1-0. Oldam also improved their log standings Graf's fifth straight year as the Open's top women's seed N am team to Cairo in balance with a convincing 3-0 victory over struggling Chelsea. breaks the mark held jointly by Chris Evert and Pauline Betz. Coventry, who released veteran striker Cyril Regis on free NAMIBIA'S participation in this year's All African Games Neither of the German players, however, were expected to win transfer to Aston Villa before the start of the new season, were starting in Cairo in September is in jeopardy after the government the Final Grand Slam tennis championship of the year, which also in devastating form against Luton winning 5-0. starts on Monday. decided the team selected was not representative enough of the Fountain Bottle Store Biilow Str. 258/1 -Tel: 229042

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'·Namibia Breweries Limited is the producer of quality b~verages Schweitzer, 'defenders Tollie in Namibia. Situated in the Northern Ind~strial Area of CONRAD ANGULA van Wyk, Dave Fransman and' Windhoek, the company employs more than 400 employees and Donkie Madjiedt, midfielders maintains a distribution network throughout the country. CHAMPIONS Nashua Black Africa face a tough oppo­ like Nikita Hivei and Steve nent in Ramblers when the two giants square up for Carr and the irreplaceable their Windhoek LagerNFA Cupefirst·leg quarterfinal Joseph 'U-turn' Marthins in In our consi~tent endeavour to improve the service to our cus­ tie in Windhoek tomorrow. central attack. tomers we are in the process of upgrading our sales and distri­ All these players have earned Black Africa, dubbed the tory. Ramblers are enjoying fill a place in the national team at bution effort and are now looking to the following position: Lively Lions, because of their their best season in the tough one time or another with Tollie skilful and entertaIDing style Premier League and their po­ van Wyk already assured of a of play, were not that lively sition on the log says it all. AREA MANAGER place in 1be senior national side. when they lost to newly­ The Rammies, who led the This talented youngster has (SOUTHERN NAMIBIA) crowned Sorento Bucs in the table for some time, are cur­ already played in the national final of the Castle Classic cup. rently lying in third spot be­ under-20 and under-23 sides But Ramblers will koow what hind Eleven Arrows and TCL Stationed in Keetmanshoop you will assume full responsibility which he has also captained. to expect ifthey underestimate Chief Santos. for total salesln this area, working through distributors as well Buttomorrow Van Wyk and their more experienced oppo­ Clearly Ramblers are a very , company will face a wounded . as a company-owned depot in Keetmanshoop which will report nents. Black Africa is without capable team and raring to go. Black Africa, fighting to re­ to you. You will also have a salesman supporting you in your doubt the team with the most The fonner Mainstay Cup store its pride as the soccer impressive cup record in the champions ousted cup special­ . activities. kings of this country. country. ists Sarusas Orlando Pirates 1- And most important of all - at the latter's homeground. Other responsibilites will include: Hardly a season has passed o , Black Africa will be going all without the Katutura giants On paper Ramblers boasts out to defend the title they won * high quality customer service winning a major competition. an excellent team with the But let us forget past his- experienced 'goalkeeper Peter continued on page 22 * maintaining detailed sales statistics * implementing company sales and distribution standards Burrell says IAAF too soft on drugs ~ ...., * promoting the company and its products in the TOKYO: Leroy Burrell, the world's fastest Johnson who was stripped afhis 100 metre gold market place man, has accused the leaders of world athletics medal in the Seoul Olympics after being caught of being too soft in their fight against drug taking steroids. You are required to have a formal poSt matric qualification in taking in the sport. Johnson, who was banned for two years, sales direction as well as ~ extensive professioJial sales experience Earlier this week the International Amateur made his comeback amid controversy in Janu­ with at least two (2) years in a managerial"position. Good lplowl­ Athletics Federation increased the ban on ath­ ary - his critics still angry that he was ever , edge of the Southern Region of Namibia would be an advantage. 'letics caught taking drugs from two years to four allowed to return. But he failed to make the The post carries a competitive remuneration package, including but BurrelI says itis not enough; Canadian 100 metre squad - his drug-free times .,If you get caught once you should be banned not fast enough. Instead.he was selected for the compaJiy benefits as'wellas a company car. perrnaneqtly," said the 24-year-old sprinter here 4xlOO metre relay. Burrell says he has never If you' are interested-and'fit the'above profile, please ~pply in yesterday as he prepares for the world cbampi­ taken drugs and he has no need of them to win cinships which open at weekend. the world championship here. confidence to: "I think you have to set a hard stance as far as The American is coofident he can take the _drugs in the sport goes," added the American, title on Sunday despite the threatening presence NAMIBIA BREWEWES LIMITED who set ,a new 100 metres world record of of his Santa Monica track club team mate Carl c/oNSerrer 9,90secs in New York last June. Lewis, Dennis Mitchell and England's Linford Burrell insists that no mercy should be shown Christie. "Iflrun my best I'll win," he warned, P 'OBox:206 to athletes caught cheating by taking steroids insisting that at his best he was unbeatable. And WiNDHOEK 9000 and the fact that disgraced Canadian Ben Jolmson he hinted that there may be a new world record. is competing here rankles the outspoken Ameri­ , 'All the fast people are here. People want to or telephone (061) 62915 can. "Remember one person almost destroyed bum the track up as far as I can see so I'm real the sport," said Burrell, in a clear reference to positive," he said. Sapa-AP.