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South Vol.2 No.5456 R1.00 (GST Inc.) Wednesday April 15 1992 Rightwing violence in Nam 'OK' 6 die in horror crash TYAPPA NAMUTEWA JOHANNESBURG: Orde Boel"evolk leader Nic Strydom iulion 435. independcn! COWlIIy with a m:w said at the extradition hearing of Leonard Veenendal O B ceUs operated independ­ Swapo govemmenl. \Ooohile ANC SIX people were killed and 14 injured when the mini and two other on members yesterday that he had ently and were authorised to political criminals had been bus in which they were travelling overturned on the condoned the bombing of a United Nations base in commit actions without !he nol only pardoned. but allo ~d knowledge S 10 as leaders MarientallKalkrand road late on Monday night. Namibia in 1989. of the organisation' participaIe in Swth central authority, he said. Africa, Terre 'blanche sai d. A police spokesperson, Inspector Sean Geyser. told The TIle objectives pursued by murdering eight blscb in 1989. Afrikaner Weerstandsbewe_ He said although the AWB Namlbian tbat the v~hlcle ' s tyr~ burst, causing !I 10 leave rightwingers inNamibia at the He told the Johannesburg ging leader Eugcne Tene'blan­ had given no explicit order to the road and ov~ rturn . lime· to reverse the process of Magistrate's Court yesterday che earlier yesterday lold the commit violence to thwart Six of the 20 passengers died on the spot, and 14 were transition to independence and that members of the movement court it would be \he "greatest independence in Namibia, it Injured, three or lh ~m "nry s ~rlous l y ". to establish safeguards 10 pro- had been issued a general or­ shock" if Veenendal. OanyJ could be argued that !he Gen Th~ three have b een rushed to the Wlndhoek State 1e<:1 white property - justified der to suppoft, through vio­ Stop£onh and Hont Klmz were we re entitled to aetlo PfOt ~ t Hospital, whlle eight people are stm Ming treated at he the use of violence, said le nce when required. white extradited 10 Namibia. • what they valued. Catholic Hospital at Marienlal. • ~ Slrydom, whose son, Barend , Namibians who opposed the It would be tragic if the me n continued on page 2 is serving a life sentence for implement ation of UN Re.ro- were sent to face charges in an continued on page 2 Hard words

STATISTICS held by the Namibian Police on the r ising crime wave reveal on economy that robberies have in ­ creased by a phenomenal 660 per cent since iude­ pendence in March 1990. M told urgent steps needed Although th~ full figur u about crime I ~vels hav ~ never since independence and thal it been fuU y released, Poli ce TOM MINNEY CommJssioner SlggJ Elm~k was omy a sixth of Ihat of yester day told The Namlb­ Angola whel&the Government !an about the massive Increase URGENT steps must be taken to get Namibia working, gains all the profits from oil In robberies. T he next high. leading business and otber figures told Prime Minister compared 10 Namibia where est ngure, he said. Is a 174 Hage Geingob yesterday. private busmesses are the fi rst beneficiaries from the coun· per cent increase In burgla­ Among the reconunendations matters. try 's natum! ~rces. He added ries in Wlndhoek. are for a committee to stan He was advised to becareful It Is understood that other working within a month on to choose people who could that non-stop criticism of the civil service also demoralises lncrease.s include a 35 per gening rid of the many rules teU him e.ucdy what they those civil servants who are cent rise In rape, 40 per cent and regulations that stop busi­ thought on the Government's hard working IIJld encourages In stl1cktheft, 152 per cent in nesses from staning and for progress and the economy, those who are sabotaging the motor vehicle theft, and 70 cuts in the civil service. rather than people who would civil service. per cent 10 I'raud. The tough talking came at say wIw Ib:y Ihough! ~ waBed Geingob said he would now E1 mbeck said the rise in the end of a two-day consulta­ to hear. Na mi blan c rlm ~ is part of a tive meeting called by Gein· lnreplyGeingob saidbehad chooscbis conunittee, making sure enough women are on it, worldw ld ~ trend with Ih~ gob which gave Government already started work on many WORTH THE PAIN ... This baby was obviously not too and !ha! ~ n~mbm of it shoold global crime rate Increasing official s and business l ea~rs of the issues pu t before him by pleased to be snapped while being weighed allhe slate be ready for hard ...."ark. The at between 10 10 15 per cent. a chance to meet and share bu.riness leaders but that ra­ clinic in Katutura recently. The i.mmunization jab which possibility was abo raised of However, the overall rise in their ideas on the economy. tionalization and olber moves crime In Namibia since Ind ~_ followed raising even greater cries of anguish. Despite Now Geingob is to choose a were along drawn out process. continuing occ;.~ i onal la rge meetings. peodence has been 41 per cent. the objecthms the drive to immunize babies team of between five and 10 The Prime Minister pointed against diseases continues. Photograph: Gra- to act as a permanent Several speakers wannly continued on page 2 out that overall Government ham economic "''' continued on page 2 SA. man found guilty Key meeting on elephant trade in. hotel murder case STAFF REPORTER A SOurH African citizen, cide. who told the Windhoek TYAPPA NAMUTEWA Coetzee admitted that he hit THE Ministry of Wildlife, Conservation and Tourism confirmed High Court that he killed Manuel and that the .security ye sterday that envirorunenr ministers from Zimbabwe, Botswana. South Africa, and Namibia arc currently in Windhoek to discuss a yo ung security officer at re<:ords. mum force had been used 10 guard died as a result. How­ Coettce is aC(:used of hav­ cause such extensive fractures. ever be denied that he had in­ the sal e of elephant products. a Windhoek Hotel earlier A press release from permanent secretary in the Ministry, this year because he wanted ing killed Thimotheus Man­ as the headbones were severely tended 10 kill Manuel. uel, a security office r at the broken. According to Coetz.ee be Hanno Rumpf, said the four countries al members of the Southern to sleal money, was yes­ Hotei Continental, on Febru· Coet7.ee, who told the court booked into thehotei four days African Cen~ for Ivory Marketing (SACIM) will meet today 10 terday convicted or mur­ ary 10 year. that he was employed by a before the incident. discuss their positions regaiding the comnlefClal utili.sation of - der and attempted robbery The securi ty man was hit constructi on company in A day befo re be was due to elephant products. with aggravating circum­ wi th a buge rock from behind Kimberl ey, is al so accused of check out , he lost his wallet Rumpf said in the statement that preliminary talks took plOlce stances. and died instanuy as a result of having lried to rob the hotel on with RI 200 in casb while in yesterday. The discussions follow on from the meeting of the Hendrik Johannes Francois sku U fractures. the same day. Ihe bar. Convention on Inte mationaJ Trade in ~gered Species (Cites) Coetzee will be sentenced on 1be doctor who e)t Rmined He pleaded nOI As he bad no money 10 pay held in Kyoto. Japan last month. May 6 as the State is still wai l- Ihe body of lbe murdered man I At Ciles the four countries plus Malawi failed to get a ball on in,!!; ro rhis previousconviclion yesterday teSlified thal mtut.i- continued on page 2 continued on page 2 " I of the Cites treaty - which ba.ns trading. This was not enough IVORY al l international trade in ele­ to gain the support of the 112 from page 1 phant parts · to Appendix n nations attending the meeting * Economic summit which wrold allow a controlled in Japan and the idea was then the inIeroational elephant trade re!;Umption of the ivory trade. withdrawn. lifted. At the ume Zimbabwe. When this was 110t well re­ 1be cOunIries meeting to­ Mnlallli, Botswana and NamibiA ceived the countries tried to day in Windhoek could decide threatened that they might quit get the Cites meeting to agree to quit the Cites treaty alto· Tackling the issues , the international agreements to the saJ e of the meat and gether or eMrcise their "right on the trade. hides of elephants which had of reserv ation" which would The southern African coun· been culled to keep numbers allow them totrade inelephant TWO smaller committees m et yesterday m or n ing, to ne sses. Opportunities, n ICeals. tries wanted the elephant to be down, while promising to vol­ products with cOunIries still . spell out a series of r ecommendations at the Prime On the positive side. he sail! reclassifi ed from Appendix J lUltarily observe a ban on ivory o ur ~ ide the Cites treaty. Minister 's 'mini econom ic su mmit'. there is a hard core of well· established businesses, a good Apparently only nine per cent 1he' first. conve~d by Or of producti on' including land, supply of labour which coultl CRIME of robberies are carned out RIGHTWING Peter Katjavivi. reponed on extension services for farms be trained, good infrastructure. from page 1 using a firearm. from page 1 'poverty alleviation through and business. credit, market­ a good position to serve neigh. Asked about poSfible solu­ employment creation and (;(:0, ing and other help. bouring countries and expon tions to the crime wave Eim­ According to Eimbeck ''the T

When: 17 April till 20th Aprill992 ROSOND E XPLORATION AND FOUNDATION (PTY) LT D. is involved in contract drilling thro ugh-out Namibia and require the services of a qualified Where: Far North (Oluno Secondary School) and experienced diesel mechanic. Experience in hydraulics is also essential. Time: 16hOO· T he position will be filled by a mechanic who will be based in W indhoek and who will be prepared 10 travel to and from our drilling sites as the need arises. He will be respo nsib le for the repair and maintenance or all our drilling Central North (Otjiwarongo) from 17 Apri l to 19 April. equipme nt and vehicles.

The successful candidate will bea Namibian cili zen, will havea drivers license Call Erasmus and will be of sober habits. All branches in different regions are requested to send To a r range ror application rorms a n d an interview please contact J es delegates for more infonnation. Prettejohn a t T e l, (061 ) 338595, (061) 34118 or P .O. Dox 3448, Windhoek . Phone Nanso Head Office 061 - 213091 THE'NAMI8IAN Wednesdliy> April"1S" GG'2<3> , ., n" '"

Judgement Health workshop Barnes v. DTA expected in Onduri case makes progress Margaret expelled to JUDGEMENT is due to JOSEPH MOnNGA be given this morning in the Windhoek Re­ RESEARCH into health services shouJd be orientated gional Court in the so­ towards day-Io-day primary health care if it is to be 'get back' at Barney cal!ed Onduri Case, cost-effective as finances for this non'profi tmaking se<:tor Burckbard Fried­ are dwindling. FORMER DTA member communicated wilb the pany richsmeier and his ror­ lhiswas tbeoneoftbe opin­ efficient use of resources and GRAHAM HOPWOOD of the National Assembly, after ~ dead1iDe and explained mer manager are ac­ ions expreu ed at a onc-day be acceptable to the recipienl. Margaret Bames, yesler­ that she ",.. leaving the DTA cused or practising workshop on Heallb Service TIle final impact of hcalth day said the only reason the United Party. the Ilatus of as her continued membership apartbeid/discrimina­ Research in Windhoet ye ster­ care was dependent on the after the resignation of ber she could put forward for Which came into doubt after tion iD a public place day. syncronisation of the whole the tuignation of itl leader husband would not work out. 1beworDbop,organisedby health system. publi c and pri ­ her expulsion from the Damey Dames from the D'T' A, In this Rnse. he nid. her de-­ between October 1990 the Ministry of Heallb and Yate which included the indi­ party was that the DTA "made no .ense". partuJe could be dncribcd u and July last year. Social Welfare. wu attended vidual, family, community, bad decided to "pt back Aceordias to M:n :8aoJ:s the "mutual". The two men alleg­ by officials from nearly all agriculture. health educatioll. at her husband" for leav· new DTA constitutioo a~ Mn: Bamn, on the ocber edly rtfuIed to serve miniltriea u well .. foreign bealth ocooomics. public roads, ina the opposition party. OD lad year puts membenbip hmd, "y.the received notifi­ black Nunibians iD the expenl. water and sanitation, the role Mea Dame. lold The Na­ of the DTA before member­ cation of the DTA Contral Onduri botel -' Outjo, '[be worlabop wu a relRll t of private pharmaceutical rrubim that in 'be le ner in­ ship of -.ny linked party. A. Comminee dcc:iJiOQf about her of the Joint HSR Projcct for companies, private practitio. on Tuetday April 7 and re-­ Tbe,. I.. ded iD court forming her of cbe Ceotnl she was a card-<:anylng mem­ _ ODJ,jy' ....,.... the southern African region nerS, traditional healers, self­ Committee', decuiOM about ber of the DTA abe should apooded the nen day by hand· whicb w .. officially started in care and the NaOs. herno reuowwere gi ven u 10 have been trealed as such. ing over a letter to a teCretary 1987. UDder !he project, IeV­ It was importanrl to toow wby she had been withdrawn 1be member partie. of the at DTA headquarters in the to serve deputy Minis· era! intemationai orzaoiaations which sector to focus on at nof from the National Assembly. DT A, Dames maintained, bad presence of OTA President -­ter of Wddlife Ben pooled financial resoun:el to all could be tackled at the same Dame. said she had come 10 effectively oeu:d to exist when Milhake Muyongo. llIenca and his driver conduct research imo health time, DyJmakers sai d. Scien· The letter sarcu tically the conclusion that her treal­ the new constitution came into at the hotel. Vlenga was problems in the region with tific language had to be traru· men! was a reac tion 10 he r being -.nd even parties such as "compliments" Muyongo for lated into a useful and practi· chased away and at one the . im of improving primary husband Damey Dames' res­ Nudo or the Republic-.n Patty not , t, ting any reatons for th e healthcP.te by helping build .~ p cal form so Ibat all could bene· ignalion from the party IUld were not supposed to recruit withdrawal ofMn Dames from stage Friedrichsmeier research personnel, . kills and fi t from the implementation of National Assembly. their own memben or hold the Natiooa1 Assembly and goes allegedly told him that institutions. research into health care, he She: discounled the only other activities !leparately from the 00. to say that Mn D~ s cannot the botel was not a 'sh .• 1be first lIep to research commented. eXpillJUtioru she could think DTA. cornply with the requea to give house'. work was 10 identify health Dylmakers added that the reasons for avoiding expulsion of ror her expulsion . fi ntly According to Andrew As far as can be es­ nee

smart kid in the year2270who Info on Walvis Black Africa player placed the , does a time switch with his bal.l on !he pen.alty spot. where­ 20th century teenage double. THE editor of 1be Namibian upon the referee changed his 19hOO: Sport in the opinion piece Political position and awarded a pen­ English League Soccer Perspective, Friday, 10 April alty. But justice prevailetl Md 20hOO : News 1992, accuses the government BA missetl from the penalty 20h40: Vista of attacking the press, thus """. 16hS6: Opening At; exciting documentary sc­ encroaching on press freedom. 1be like! of Mr Engelbreclll 17hOO: Religious ries that explores tcchnologi­ Criticism levelled against the should NOT be allowed to programme cal and socielal advances that media does not n«:euarily handle games under any cin:um­ cuIlail press freedom. stances. They only bring the 17h06: Kiddies F iller affect the lives orus ail. Each The government did not game into disrepule, rnthcr than I7hI8: Tiny Toon programme exammcs a differ­ ent topic, cJtplores its many oppose the referendum in The are nol carried in comrnunica- a referee, who dislikes a cer- do any good. Adventures pertinenr issues and poses Namibian per se. The referen- fion with the press of the pub- tain team and individual play- On ending my !ener,l would 1bis award winning series sets thoughr-provolcing questions dum wa5criticised forthe way lie. A ceIlain level of under- eu, jumps at the opportunity like 10 appeal to all referees a new standard for children's and ruuwers. il was misleading. For example. standing has to be reached and to dictate the game as he deems net to let persmal feelings cloud animation programme! with 21h34: Day One the questions were designed to only then can parties agree on fit. or influence their judgement each episode boasting the fin­ imply that the government had the principle and content of I would like 10 mention IWO when taking charge of any est production qualities includ­ lbis is thelrue story ofanight­ marish decision. A handful of acboicebelweenjoinladminj- what can be released. 1be examples of such vie ti misa- match, whether it is reg:arded in8 double the number of indi­ seration and immediate reinte- goverwnent had to abide by tion which involved Pupkewitz as an impoIlant match or not. vidual drawings with an un­ men had 10 decide whether to take the lives of thousands of gration of Walvis Bay. which the rules. more so given the Young Ones.. Both matcbes took Please let soccer uiumph! precedentcd 100 person pro­ is not true. It was equally dis- sensitive nature of the issue at place within the space of one Japanese civilians wilh a single YOUNGONES SUPPORTER duclion team ulilizing five appointing for 1be Namibian stake. week. In both instances the overseas animation houses. bomb 10 end World Waz IT or WINDHOEK send a million American sol­ to imply that the government There is no attempt on the referee was Dios Engelbrechl, 17h43: Educational was playing softy in negotia- part of the govemmmt to rr'DlUle who has a fierce dislike for diers 10 almost cenain death prO(n"amme on foreign soil. The decision tions, without suggesting ex- the press. The govemment has Young Ones. 1bis was proven School replies Life on the Land amples of what constinlles reacted to media statements by the controversial decisions was made - the atomic bomb AN answer to a letter writer I8hO!'. Masters of 'stronger stance'. and has been warding off at- made by him during the match was dropped and Hiroshima alleging pollution in the areas During the first round of talks lacks from the press, this inthe against Omllengers. Even well - Animation became a part of world his­ of the Augustineum School: in Cape Town the Namibian spirit of free speech and press di5Ciplined players may on 18h36: Kappatoo tory. Starring: Michacl Tucker, Mr Iyambo, I share your A fast moving comedy science Govemment repeated ilsposi- freedom. PreN freedom does occasion question a referee 'a Brian Dcnotby. ruc:twd Dys:ut, concems bu~ unfortunately 1 lion that Walvis Bay was, is, not impJ.)' ~t ~ media must decision al !he spur of the t fiction series with a back-from­ Hal Holbrook t annot-"11e matches 1$ possible...... _ , _ ~ , is not helpful to the process of 0- vu,,, orw..... u was ouled in able Hausiku as Minister of 17h30' Loving Most matches, ho~ ,·e r,leave - negotiations and what the the six yard box., after which 18hOO ' T h e H ogan onedis ....,stedat!hecontrove r- f Works, Transron and Com­ • government wanted to caution g- an indirect ree kick wu munication. We wish him a ' ly sial decisions made by tb, ~, Fam, wllthatthepressbadbellerbe awarded . • .nis happens 10 be prosperous and fruitful future M · N · I: T 18 h30: Designing W om an re

Wanted by the Police Rape report THE Namibian Police have asked the public to help them find Petrus Jacobus THE Namibian Police Blom (30) pictured right, yesterday reportt.'

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• ...J •. TENDER NO. F111 0/4·1 /92 \ 14 (FOURTEEN) ITEMS Of STEEL FURNITURE. TENDERNOFlItOl4-2192 How to buy a home 12 (TWELVE) ITEMS OF UNNEN WARE.

TENDER NO:Fll22-1192 THE SUPPLY OF COMPUTER EQUIPMENT Strategies for making the buy of a lifetime TENDER NO: F1NO/1-5J92 LEASE OF A PHOTOCOPIER BUYING ahome is a high­ a bank, SW A Building Soci­ anxiety venture. A lot of ety, Namib Building Society THE following opinion Closing date: 11;00 on Tuesda)': 12 May 1992 money is on the line and if or National Housing Enterprise. piece was written by you make a mistake, you A potential home buyer needs Vetumbuavl T)lpura. to have a prelty good idea of DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OfFICES OF: not only have to live with He has an MA In ur­ whnt qualifications and =JUire­ 10 JOHN ME1NERT STREET it, you also have to live IN menU a buitding society will ban and regional plan­ GROUND FLOOR it. look at. ning and Is presently WEST WING With litlie effort, bowever, You need 10 have a pretty employed as a town P.O. BOX 3328, WINDHOEK you can avoid major problems good feel for wlw type ofMme and regional planner To obtain document. RS.OO Is payable: and perhaps even enj oy the you canqu:llip- and afford and Tende,. must be torw..-ded to: process. After all, you - the and what would negate that . at the Ministry oflo­ buyer - are a prized commod­ The S&cfetary like a ad credit repoJ1. cal Government and ity for scJJen and brokers. Tender Board Unfortunately, many home And it is a system thal seems Housing. 11115_ we P.O. Box 3328 buyers start their search with­ to work. More than I (0) homes out a good grasp of how much give you the Ilrst part Windhoek, 9000 change hands every year. they can afford to spend on and next week the sec­ or deposHed In: Almost a third of house buyers their house. Too often, they ond. The Tender Box change homes within three flOd the home of their dreams 10 John Melnert SlI'get yoars, and the average buyer - only to learn they cannot . although· not necessarily the that they can show you any Ground Floor • West Wing lives in a house only for seven qualify for a loan. right house. house you wnnt to see. inclu d- p.a. Box 3328, Windhoek to nine years. The result is that no home Lookfortbings impaJ1ant to ing those you read about in thc SECRETARY TENDER BOARD. 'The place to start looking they look at intheirprice range you: schools, churches, shop- newspapers. for a b:me is ar a Ieodc:r, v.hether will ever match 'the one that ping areas or perhaps recrea- A cliche in the real estate got away'. tional areas. Mostly, you are business is that 'nobody own ~ Some of the financial insti- looking for a neighbouIhood a buyer'. You can work with tutions will, for example, be- that feels right. one, two or as many real estate REPUBLIC gin the loan application proc- When you find that neigh- agents as you woul d like in en before you have found a bourhood, drive up and down trying to find a home. To over· OF NAMIBIA home, doingacreditcheckand the streets,looking forthe sign comethal freedom, agents wi ll income verifications so you boards of real estate agents. work to gain your loyalty. can get a written 'prequalifica- Write down !be name. of agents How many agents you work MINISTRY OF WORKS, TRANSPORT tion' stalemelll of how much and the real estate companies withisuptoyou. Bearinmind. you may bono... that are doing the molt busi- however, that an agent doesn'1 Such a statement can be a ness -!hose are likely to be the gel paid unless. he or she iN CLOSING OF MAIN ROAD 34 (OLD G RAVEL ROAD), powerful negotiating tool. people who know the area best invol ved in the actual sale.Tho: making the home shopper the - then call them. time and money they spend PROCLAMATION OF A DIST RICT ROAD (NUMBER 1105) equivalent of acash buyer. For Most agents will be esgerto chauffeuring you around is nol AND AMENDMENT OF THE WIDTH OF THE ROAD RESERVE OF a seller, that means no aru.ious serve you, but don 'I be sur- being reimbursed- even by the THE SAID DISTRICT ROAD: moments waiting to see if a prised if the! ask a 101 of per- company they represent - be· DISTRICTS OF MARIENTAL AND buyer is creditworthy. Such sonal questions on the phone, cause almosl all real eS late MALTAH oH E peace of mind could be worth such as your price range, in· agents are independent con· money off the asking price. come, what kind of loan you !ractou. Banks and financial institu- think you're going 10 apply for AI some point, the ageut It is hereby made known tions also are able to explain and even how you plan 10 make you're working with is likely their various programmes such the down payment. Mos: agenls to e~plain the 'agency' rela- (a ) in terms of section 22(2) of Ihe Roads Ordinance, 1972 (Ordinance 17 of as low down·paymen1s and low don 'I have lime for 'tyre-kick- tionship and he or she should 1972), that the President, has- interest rates, as well as any ers' with lukewarm motiva- reveal that he or she actually community low-income hous- lion. Serious buyers, however, works for the seller and not for ing programmes and what il lend to get their serious allen- you. (i) in thedistriclS ofMariental and MaltahOhe, under seclion22(1)(c) of the takes to qualify for them. tion. 1bat means ' your' agent said Ordinance closed the road descri bed as main road 34 (old gravel After you know bow much Listencarefully to the agents. actually owes loyalty to the road) in schedule 11 to Proclamation 36 of 1953, new portions and you can afford, get in the car will, no doubt, solicit other side, and any confiden· _ extensions of which aredescribed in Schedules 11 and III to Proclamation ~""'~find~~""~n~-"'~~""~-~"""'""""'~~""'''---.J~~~,~,"~,~'~om~'C''~~~~c, tial information you reveal about 11 of 1959 and Schedule In to Proclamation 40 of 1961 and shown on yourself and your buying stra!· egy may be repellted 10 the sketch-map P1477 by the symbols A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-M-N­ seller or the seller's agenl. O-P-Q-R-S-T-U-V-VI -W-W I-X-Y-Z-Z I; and REPUBLIC OF For instance, ..... hen you fmd NAMIBIA a house V,)U like, don't say to (ii) in the district ofMarientaJ , under seclion 22(I)(b) of the said Ordinance the agent " ('d go as high as proclaimed a dislrict road as described in the Schedule and shown on R 150 000 but let"s offer Rl40 000 and see if they take it". sketch-map P 1477 by the symbols Y -Z; MINISTRY OF FINANCE Legalty, ' your' agent would -TENDERS be obliged to te ll his orher real (b) in tenns of section 23(3) of the said Ordinance that the President has employer - the seller· that you under section 23(1)(c) of the said Ordinance declared the road referred TENDER NO. F1 :18f1-2/92 would pay RI50000. to in paragraph (a) (ii) to be a district road (number 1105): and One option is to fmd a SUPPLY AND ERECTION OF ONE CENTRE PIVOT 'buye r'$ agent' corrunitt ed to IRRIGATION SYSTEAII FOR MANNHEIII FARM. getting the best possible deal (c) in teRTl~ of section 3(4 )(b) the said Ordinance that the Pres ident has under for you. sectjon 3 (4) (aA) of the said Ordinance decreased the width oflhe road QosiDl d.~ 11:00 on Tuesday: 5 May 1992 A buyer'sagent will a£kyou reserve of the road referred to in paragraph (a) (ii) to thirty metres. to sign a contract promising DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICES OF: that you wi ll work only with him or her. Buyers' agents also The said sketch-map shall at all times lie open to inspection at the office of the 10 JOHN MEINERT STREET may ask for a retainer fee - and GROUND FLOOR WEST WING Pennanent Secretary: Works, Transport and Communication, Windhoek, durin g maybe even a fee equal towhal nonnal offi ce houTS. P.O. BOX 3328, WINDHO EK he or she would have received To oblaln ciocumentll RS.OO Is payab": from the sales corrunission. Tenders must be torw..-ded to: SCHEDULE (Re member, in a traditional The Secretary Tender Board deal, 'your' agent and the P .0. Box 3328 seller's ageru will be paid their From a point (Y on sketch-map PI477) on district road 1103 on the farm Windhoek, 9000 commissioll.'l by the seller. The Keikanachab West 91 generall y eastwards across the said farm and the common or deposUeclln: rractice tends to be more vague boundry of Plots 106 and 107, the common boundary of Plot 105 and Ihe said The Teoder Box when it comes 10 buyer agency. farm, and the Fish Ri ver 10 a point (Z on sketch-map P I477) at th e junction with 10 John Melnert Street You may end up picking up tht trunk roods 1/3 and 1/4 at the beginning of Michael van Niekerk Street in the Ground Floor . West Wing tab for your own agent). town of MarientaJ. P.O. 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rejects Separatist leader shot dead Libya appeal MOSCOW; Unknown assailants shot and kilied the chairman of the separatisllegislature ofNagomo-Karabakh. as fighting esca­ THE HAGUE: The World lated in the predominanrly Armenian territory inside Azeroaijan. Court yesterday rejected a security official said yesterday_ Libya's appeal to block Arthur Mkrtcbyan was shot wi th :m au lomatic :'lSS:lult rifle and international sanctions due died while being taken to a hospital. accoraing to Amlen Is­ ANC accuses SA govt today against Tripoli, agulov, the head of the Nagomo-Karabakh inte ri or ministry. 1be 33-year-old leader of Nagomo-Karabakh. which is fight­ which are intended to make ing for its independence from Az.aroaijan, was con ~ i dered by Libya extr adite two Lock­ AzeJbaijan to be an obstacle to an inten}a tional peace confe rence erbie Pan AM flight 103 on the region. of being 'obstinate' bombing suspects_ The d*Clslon came In two pauJlel cases brought by Berserk gunman shoots children Ubya at the court to bar any Warns Codesa 11 is threatened military or economic action DURBAN; An unknown nwnber of schoolchildren were wounded by London or Washington to after a gunman went berserk at Esikhawini near Empangeni on JOHANNESBURG: The success of Codesa Il is being public. for ce the surrender of the the Natal North COast yesterday, SABC radio news reported. threatened by the Go,'ernment's stubbomess in nego­ 'This could force the Gov­ suspects. KwaZulu Police spokesman Col Moses Khanyile nic.l tlle tiations, Ihe ANC said yesterday. emmenr not to be so intransi­ Libya went to the court incident follo .... ed a proposed students' march, which had been gelll,'· Mac Maharaj s:Ud. with pa:raUd acllon against cancelled. At a Press brieunginJohan­ '1'here is no more agree­ The ANC said agreemenrs the United States and Brl· C aues have been suspended at the Mdl amfe High School ncsburg. the ANC said the Gov­ ment Ihan that. There are seri­ necessary for the success of lian to prevent any aclion by where the incident took place. Police are "";Itching tM situation. ernment had been panicularly ous problems beyond that ," Codesa n included; An elected them to f~ '·"CI" ~'. 'T.'ml~ unreasonable at Codesa since VaUi Moosa sai d. constitution-making body; Ooe of Ihe suspecls the March 17 referendum. The Government has pro­ person; one vote; A single bombing of Pan flight Violence keeps a gripi ifN'aral "Our concern for Codesa IT posed that sucb a body should chamber parliament; A sover­ 103, which killed 270 people. DURBAN; Political violence continued to gripNatal lownships is, will it deliver the goods?," be in the form of transitional ignconstitUlion-making body: Uhya's court action was on Monday and yesterday with police reponing three dealhs and ANC negotiator Mohammed councils which would only A mechanism 10 ensure the apparendy a strategem to pre­ several houses burned down in allacks in the province. YaUi Moosa said. advise the p=;ent Cabinet 'The Govemmenl was rot boIh player vent Imposition of the Secu­ 1he area has been tense r"'Cently with several de aths repo rt ~d "We thought the euphoria ANC is insisting on a transi­ and referee in an election; rity Council sanctions. in the past two months follOwing clashes between Inkathll and after the referendum would be tional body with executive Amnesty for exiles and politi ­ Ubya cannot take tbe Se­ ANC supporters. sbon·Jjved and that things would power. The ANC al so criti­ cal prisoners: Removal of leg­ curity Coundl to the UN court, be back 10 Donnal. BU I the cised the Government' 8 stance islation which cireumscribed which only hears casu be­ '}ovenunent is proving 10 be that unless political violence free political activilY; A gen­ tween soverelp nations. Rafsanjani nearly at winning line obstinate. subsided there would be no erallaw which ,",:ould guaran­ The UnhedStatesand Brt­ "If IIIJbstantial agreements interim government. tee basic ri ghts for all; An tian, along with France, pi­ TEHRAN, mAN: Moderates backing president Hashemi are not anived at at Codess n, VaUi Moosa ruled out call­ agreement which would en­ loted the sanctions resolution Rafsanjani 's plans for more open economic and foreign policies il would require us \0 review ing off Codesa n - the 5econd sure an moratorium on the through the Security Coun­ retained a strong lead yesterday, although full results in Ihe the negotiation process. We plenary session of Cr..desa which unilateral restructuring of for­ clllast month. parliamentary elections were not expected wltiltomo rTow. would say we are nOI making is to lake place next month. eign relations, the security The vote In both World the kind of progress we would "We are part of a firm deci­ fOlXe! and socio-economic Court rulings '1'1'85 11-5. want." . sion that it wiU take place on conditions; Impartial com ol The president of the court, Russian cabinet creates chaos In the worlting group deal­ May 15 and 16." of the State-owned media; and Shlgeru Oda of J apan, said ing with transitional arrnng­ The ANCoegotialors would a re storation of citizenship 10 that the lepl basb for Ubya's MOSCOW; Boris Yeltsin's supporters floundered in confusion menlS there had been c onseD­ llCt say what measures the ANC people ti ring in the TBVC claim - Its rights under the yesterday. a day sfier his CaJ)inel submitted its re signation and $US Ihal there was aneed for Rn would lake if the impasse was stale,. 1971 Montr eal ConventloQ stormed out o[ parliament to prolest lawmakers· effort s to veer over-an:hing transitional t>ody nOl resolved by next month, Va1li Moosa said the ANC governing International d vll off the course of refonn. Pro-Yeltsin forces in the Congress of 10 $e e the country through 10 a but suggested one way would f., avaltlon disputes - did not In People's Deputies were unable 10 tum the momentum in their ejecti on. . to the this case mandate the pr o­ favour, despite the dramatic mass re signation and a public tective measures sought by apology to the Cabinet by the parliameOl speaker. Yehsin has Tripoli. ordered his minis ters 10 keep on working at leaSI until the end of Oda also noted that the the Congress, tentati ve ly scheduled for Saturday, al which point Locket'ble case was already he will decide whether to accepl their reSignations. being dea1 t with by the UN Secur ity Council, which he said took pr*Cedence. USA in Peru democracy call The r uling came after Tri­ WASHINGTON: 1k Organisation of American Stales ho'l.'l approvCd. poli cut all air, sea and road a resolu ti on asking Peru to restore its constitution after US links to Libya yesterday, one Secretary of State lames A Baker said "you cannot destroy day before the UN Security m democracy in order to save it." The re solution approved on Council sanctions take effect. Monday nighl by OAS foreign ministe rs deplored the suspension In a late bid to forestall of the constitution imposed last week and lluthorised the di spatch those punitive measur es - a of a high-level mission to Peru 10 promote a dialogue among the civil aviation and wcapons various political forces to "re-establish institutional democratic embargo a nd dlplomallc order." sanctions - U bya proposed handing over to Malta the two Lyblan men suspected of Clinton grabs Virginia votes bJowtne up Pan AM nleht 103_ RI CHMOND: Democral ic presidential front-runner Bill Clinton But UN diplomats said the TALKING HEADS ..• Geneva, Switzerland - Ivonan President Felix Houphouet­ WOD the Virginiacllucuses on Monday night, with an uncommit­ Security Council Is unli kely Boigny (r ight) gestures as he talks with Liberia's Charles Taylor. leader of the ted slate picking up more th an a third of the vote and Jerry Brown 10 approve Libya 's bid, and National Patriotic Fr ont of Liberia (left) and Burkinabe President Blaise Campaore trailing far behind. Wirhnearly al l of the local caucuses reported. yesterday the French govern­ the ArknnsllS govemorhad picked up 52 percent of the delegates, ahead of last week's West African heads of state meeting on the peace process in ment r ejected U. - AP Wlcommined had 36 per cent and Brown won 12 per cent. Liberia. Photograph: Agence France-Presse Zim goats shot by Botswanans Winnie urged to step down BULA WA YO; Zintbabwean villagers living near the Botswana border have accused Botswana soldiers of shooting tileir canle and goats when they stray across the border. "Now that Mr Mande!a has acted in the way that benefit s his JOHANNESBURG: Winnie Mandela yesterday faced Villagers at Mashaba, 113km south of Gwanda in ~bt ;l be l e­ widespread calls in the local news media to resign from standing, it is up to the organisat ion, for which he has sacri ficed land, said 60 goats and a number of cattle were slaughtered acTOSS her position within the ANC. everything. 10 do its part,"lllC Sowetan said. the border in Botswana recently. They have called on Zimbab­ The chorus of disconte nt foH owed publi shed allegations of The Star said it was clear Mr Mandela·s pledge of continued wean authorities to intervene to save their remaining livestock. support for his wi fe was of a personal nature and not as head of crimipality against Mu Mandela nod the nnnounced separation Zimbabwean police in Gwanda are ~ported to have gone to Ihe on Monday from her husbnod, ANC leader Nelson Mandela, theANC. area to investigate the villagers' clain.5. because of personal differences between them in recent months. " Mr Mandela has made a lOUgh and brave decision. 1be time In spite ofMr Mandela 's assurances that the separation was not has come for Mn; Mande!a to do the s!\rne. She must resign from moti vated by hi swife ' s legal trouble, local newspapers yesterday all executive positions in the ANC and retire from politica1 life. Water dries up in Mozambique said Mrs Mandela·s abdication from public life would be in the "Hard as it may be for her, she must realise that the end of her best intere st of the ANC and South Africa as a whole. marriage means &be mu st forfeit her ambitions of power and MAPlITO: Watersuppliesh,lve beencutto fourhoun a day in the Political expert s widely quoted in the Press said Mrs Man­ glory. Her husband has made a sacri fice, 10 must she. centra.! city of Chimoio because of prolonged drough1 . and thc de la's future within the ANC was unceJ1ain and sure to diminish " Her decision, li ke hi s. will be in the best intere st of the ANC city's reserv oir was numing oul, governme nt r;l di o reported in tandem with her separation from the ANC head. and of South A.frica.'· yesterday. The ANC ' s National Executive Committee was reportedly due Business Day fe lt the continued presence of Mrs Mandela in Chimoio is capital of the sparely populated Manic;! Province. 10 meel soon to discuss the matt er. the ANC's leadership structure was a "ticklish problem for that 1be drougbaso hal curt ailed food producti on in Mozambique. Meanwhile The Sowelan, in an edi torial. ~a id the ANC would organisation". where the IS-year-old civil warhasleft almost hal flhe 15 million have 10 act swi ftl y 10 cOnlrol and reverse (he damage caused to the 'The ANC must not aUect injured innocence when the issue people in need of food assistance. organi sati on "by the Winrue Mandela saga". becomes the focus of public debate.'· - Supa • Agence France.Presse, Sapa and Associated Press 8 Wednesday April 15 1992 'rH!: r

Kine 300 WedlSun: 20h60 R ... . . - is presently on view in the pian artist Mickael Selassie Eras Shopping Centre _ ~~ .. ~:.. rtood, Prince of Studio and will run till Aprn will be on sbow till April 28. Thieves 14. 1992. Suofrburs: 13h30, 18bOO, Starring: Kevin Costner 20h15. Prince ofTidts (sec­ Sat matinee: 14bOO The loft Gallery Namlblan-German ond week) Buro Odend881 Foundation Starring: Barbarn S~isand , Warehouse Theatre Archttects - Nick Noite. 36 Bismarck Street Alta Brauerai 59 Bahnhof Street Tal Street An exbibition orworkscre­ Drive-In An exhibition of multi-me­ a led by local artists during Johanoesburg-based Si· dreo. Tbis IDcludes a ligbt dia priDts and 'found' ob­ a D art worksbop conducted 19h1S: DitStorleV8a K1ara Standard Bank blkwa Players will prHut Space Theatre luncb a od a glass of wiDe or jects by Joseph Madisia will by German a r tist Jocben ViJjee " D.E. T. Boys HIgh" by SmaI B,-\storff will be on display Starring: Aona-Mart vd University of Namibia soft drink. be On display till April 18. Ndaba wbicb examines tbe at tbe ceatre from April 14- Merwe, Regardt vd Bug catastropbe in black educa­ A Sjorde with piaolst Sureo­ Arts Association Franco-Namlblan 16, 1992 from 14bOO to 19bOO plus Taxi oa Sow-eto tion ID a nonl and exciting dran Rtddy wIl be presented dally. It Is boped tbis exbi­ Starrlog: Marius Weyers. Lautwelnl Cultural Centre way. The play runs rrom trom Tuesday, April 21 to John Malnel1 St Cnr Gamma"'. Road bitioa will a ttract more lo­ Elize Cawood Tuesday, April 21 to Satur­ Friday. Aprll 24, at 13b15. and Pucelnl Street cal a rtists to future work­ day,Aprll25,at21bOO. Tbe Tickets are available a t tbe A speda1 ublbldOO of works shops wbich provide an op­ Atlanta Theatre doors and tbe bar opens at door a Dd cost RS ror adultS by Joacbim Volgts to com­ An exhibitioo of Pap~r-Ma­ portunity ror positive criti­ Swakopmund 20bOO a nd admission is R15. and R2 for studeots aDd cbB- memorate bis 85th blrtbday chesculptures bytbe Ethio- cism a nd gr oup disc ussion about art. Learn.to SHATTERING • • • communicate

"TI;lERE is aD a ggressive tendency in communica­ tion at p resent, not neres­ sadly \-emally, but through body language which needs to be redified in order 10 encourage constructive debate," said K aJ ahari Toastmast-2r s club presi. dent, Johan du Toit. He was discussing the con­ tribution made by the Toast· master club 10 addressing Namibia's communications problems. "Ka.Iah:ui Toastm,1sters O ub. as part ofth e worldwide Toast­ masters lntemational organisa­ tion. providC1l a dynamic and prnctical speaking environmelll to deal with problems of com­ municatiao. " Tbeclub, whichmeet~ twice a moruh over lunch, provides a unique IllWling ground for improving illl members ' speak­ ing,listening nod thinking skill. FunhemlOre. the club con­ ducts aU its meetings in Eng­ lish, which provides members wilb an opportunity 10 improve their language profi ciency. • A FEW ILLUSIONS "Many mem1x:rs joined ourclub primarily 10 improve their English but at the same time, they benefit from the COIlU1lU­ nication and leadership pro­ gramme provided by thcclub," said Du Toil. Toastmasters International is a non-profit, non-political. voluntary and educational organi sation and has 180000 members in 52 countries. The mission of a Toastmas­ ters Club is to providc a mutu­ ally supportive and positive ieaming environmenl in which every member has the oppor­ tunity to develop communica­ tion and leadership skills. which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth. 1he Kalahari Toastmasters There's 0 lot to be sold tor cheques. Unfortunately, It's often NO. Usually when you really Club meets twice a month on the first and third Tuesday at need 0 YES. Which is why Bank Windhoek guarantees every one of their cheques up to the Thuringer Hof hotel over lunch from l2h30 tilll4hOO. R1OO. (5elekt cheques are guaranteed up to RSOXl.) Anytime. Anywhere. Every shop, Anyone intere sted in join­ ing the club 5hooId COI1laCt JOOo:ul restaurant, hotel or garage owner knows that your Bank Wlndhoek cheque is just os du Toit at telephone 36760ext 136 or Oanny Spllflgeoberg at acceptable os cosh. GUARANTEED. Which means that your Bank telephone 225946 during of­ fice hours. Windhoek chequebook has a lot to say for itself. And you . IF YOU HAVE ANY NEWS, VIEWS, OR BANK NEWS TIPS, CONTACT THE NAMIBIAN. T A K N G BAN K N G PERSONAL L Y TEL: (061) 36970; FAX: 33980; TELEX: 3032 THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday April 15 1992 9

week may be flagging. The a quiet session higher. as the said. Market FfSE- l OO index has risen jusl market drew late support from l1lC Hang Seng Index slipped Economic Indicators over six per cent since the the fi rm Wall Slreet opening. 5.6 1 point s 10 end lit 4.883.53 election. The all·share Swiss Perfonn­ afkr trading all day in a nar· round-up ance Index added 8.5 points to row 4.892.16 104.867.07 r.Ulge. Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: FRANKFURT - German 1,146.3. Here is how major stock: mar- sbaues fell back from their highs SYD"'EY - Australian inves· General Equity Funds: 10 end 0.3 per cent up from TOKYO - Stocks ended mod­ tors sat back and watched \h(' ABSA 129.07 120.72 6,54 kcts outside the United Sta te s ended yesterday: Monday's close, but turnover erately linner after a see-SllW local sharemll rket limp al ong­ BOE Growth 132,42 123,71 4,84 and interest were waning ill day. Futu res-linked program­ sidc Japan's nervous Nikkei Fedgro 118,28 110,46 8,13 LONDON - An injection of the approach to the Easter break. mes and baJ:gain-hunting lifted index in the quietest d.., y·s trade 5,28 CV Gro'Nth 109,71 102,43 strength from the futures mar- 'The 3D-share DAX indelt pn..:es, but brokers said trade in over year. Guardbank Growth 2255,08 2111,74 5,59 Ut helped the Fmaocial Times- ended 4.79 points higher at ~maioed thin aM volatile, with The All Ordinaries c1o ~ cd 123,27 IGl 115,20 4,54 , Stock Ex.;hange index of 100 1.732.53. near the bottom ofa most investors still Jacking down 4.5 points at 1565.6. Momentum 225,95 211,37 5,26 leading shares reach a closing narrow five.point range. confidence in the market's J OHANNESBURG - The Mctfund 116,78 4,19 163,43 high for the year. direction. Johannesburg S:oe k b:cbange Mctlife 112,55 105,22 The index pushed through PARIS - French shares ended - 'The 225-share Nikkei aver­ cl ~d easjer in yuiet trade v.ith NBS Hallmark 854,27 797,61 6,3"',1 0.46 per cent higher as arbi­ the psychOlogically important age Wa! up 202.93 poilllS or- most investors still beari sh on NorwichNBS 294,45 4,91 trage buying and a highe r 315.37 2,600 poinl level for the first 1.1 8 per cent to close al the medium-term prospects for Old Mutual Investors 2628,31 2449,46 3,94 opening on Wall Street helped lime &ince last October 1810 17,439.58. the industrial rllitrket. but opti­ Sage 2288,37 2134,88 4,60 the Paris market to hang onto close 9.5 pointl higher at mistic aboUI th e gold price. 1563,93 1461,33 4,02 its early gains. S'"'~ 2,600.5. HONG KONG - Shares coded The industrial illdelt c10seu Sanlam Index 1225,89 1145,40 4,62 The CAC-40 indelt closed BUI traders said the rally liule changed in dull trade as nine points down at 4.1 86 and \ Sanlam Dividend 427, 11 399,07 4,74 9.0'4points higher at 1.972.31. inspired by the Conservative an Easier holiday mood pre­ the gold index fell 13 points to Senbank General 117,91 110,05 12,81 Party's election victory last ZURICH - Swi ss shares ended vailed in the market, brokers 1,042. - Sapa Southern Equity ISO,07 168,57 5,24 Standard 1091,00 1025,89 7.49 Syfrets Growth 260,1 9 243,73 4,78 Syfrets Trustee 111,96 104,91 UAL 1944,99 1822,81 4"',,98 Specialist equity Funds: Guardbank Resources 140,65 131,82 5,86 Guardbank Industrial 105,33 99,31 Sage Resources 107,80 100,68 6"',65, Sanlam Industrial 953,93 891 ,71 3,76 Sanlarn Mining 285,11 266,28 5,90 Senbank Industrial 121,85 113,92 11,44 Southern Mining 126,61 118,44 6,05 Standard Gold 160, 11 150,06 8, 12 VAL Mining and Resources 353,17 330,44 5,11 VAL Selected Opportu nities 1627,67 1522,09 4,54 Old Mutual Minin8 234,79 21 8,65 5,79 Old MuruAc$Industria) 336,15 312,67 4,65 Old Murual Gold Fun 99,36 92,44 6,61 Old Mutual Top Companies 242,00 225,73 "', Income/Gilt Funds: Metboard Income 99,86 98,81 16,73 Guardbank &u:ome 115,76 11 3,39 16,29 Old Ml,( uai Income 106,01 104,87 14,33 Standard Income 91,72 90,75 14,85 Syfrets Income 104,56 103,5 1 15,31 Sy~1I Gil t 1012,00 1001 ,88 ni' UALGiIl 1086,1 1 1075,26 14,78

Gold prices lhe London afternoon gold fuing yesterday was US dollars 339,00 an ounce, one dollar up on the morning filt of 338,00 dollars. but 1.80 dollars down on Monday afternoon's 340.80.

Oil prices Oi l futures prices (DoUars per ban-cl) . APRiL 14 APRIL 13 (1700 GMT) (CLOSS) NORTH S EA BRENT (MAy) $ 18.98 $1 8.89 NEW YORK WfI-TI'PE(MAY) S20.33 $20.22

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Ingenieursvernuf teen Namib-woestyn In soektog na kosbare water

INGENIEURSVERNUF gaan teen die Namib iogespan wold oor 'n area wat aan die word in 'n poging om water in hierdie bane gedeelte 5Uide begrc:ns word deur die van die wereld tevind sodat die vooruitgang van Walvis­ Kuiscbrivier en in die noordc • baai en Swakopmund verseker mag word. die Omaruro. Vir die volgende agt nUWlde .... VyfDuilse Icgnici hel reeds gedrag van die golwe onder sal die hclikopteTkruis en dwars vroeerdie land binncgekom en die aarde. oordie area vlieg enelkt stukkie wa, Maandag oa Walvisbaai Die geleiding van die goJwe daarvan ondersoek en metings Or Himrich Thoelken van die Duitse Ambassade kort na dit die land binnegekom het om die aankoms van hul ver- onder di e aarde word gebruiJr:: neem. om vir water in die Namib le soek, naamste sruk gereedskap, 'n om gevolgtrekkirags le maak Die inligling wat gevind word he[ikoptcr, le aanskou. oor waarwaler gcvind kart word sal na Duitsland geneem word Oil is nie sonuner net 'n cn waat nie. waat rut deur van die besle belikopler nie maar is voor· Die instrumente kan selfs rekenaan vir '0. verdere agtien Blom steeds gesoek deur polisie si en van, voindie beste elektro-- bepaal of die watersoutofsuur maande analiseer.sal word, magnetiese meenoerusting wat is en beoveel daarvan gevind 1hoe1ken se dit is nie mOODl:· DIE Namibiese polisie is nog die verband na YOre le korn. me! speuroffisiere Holloway in modeme wateropsporing- kan word. lik om die rekenaars hierheen steeds op soekna Petros Jaeo-- "'GabriCl Angula(28), 'n of Van Greuoen le praat. sregnieke gebruik word, Or Himricb Tboelken, van te vervocr nie. bus Dlom en versock die pub- Owambosp~kende jongman Die polisieopSwakopmund Die belikopter sa! ge bruik die Duitge Ambassade, wat aan A.lb.oewel die analise van die liek om vorendaag le kom met word ook gesock. sock ook na per50ne Wa{ kan word om teen 'n boogle van die spits van die projek Slaan dalan:deliklanksal noembeloof enige inligting oor die Hy word gesock vir on· help mel die idenlileil van 'n vyftig meter die wocstyn le sediemetode isbaie 1JUk.selvol by dit sal, indien water gevind voortvlugtige. Alle inli.gting sal dervraging in vetband met 'n man wat onlangs dood by die deurlcruis lerwyl ingewikkelde in die verlede loegepas in lande word, rnoontlik wees om reeds boogs vertroulikbehaodeJ word. saak waarin R4.5 7.50 op bedrl­ mole ~ Swakopnmnd aangetref elektwmagneliese toerusting soos Malawi. Pakistan en .boorgale lesinkvoordiefinale Blom is dertig jaar oud, eglike wyse verdwynbel. Alle is. dertig meter laer oordie aarde Kanada. In Pakistan hel die ana1ise van die dala afgeban- Afrikaansprekend en word inligting in die verband sal Die man was ongeveer 1,8 sal hang. groep daarin geslaag om 'n del is. gesoek vi r ondervraging in vertroulik h.a.nteer word. melerlanken wu geklee in 'n Die loeru sting straa! elektro- ondergrondse meer van ongev- Thoelken se di l is moontlik verband mel sake van bedrog Daarword ookgesoekn.a '0. swartbroek. blou hemp en wil mag.netiese golwe uit wal 101 eer bonderd kilol1Kller lank le om mel fnsoortgelyke melode en die diefsla! van 'n :Obntai Suid-Afrikaaose burger, sokkies. Hy was Jigbruin "an meer as 'n honderd meter ver vind en Thoelken bet beloof na minerale le sock maar voeg vocrtuie. NildlW Christoffel Dclport, ID. ldeuren!y linkerarm was in 'n onder die aarde indring terwyl di e groep .sal water vind. in· by hierdie projek hel niks mel -Sech Kukw:i alias Oupa word 430608 5010 004. Delport se vetband. Geen inlisting is nog dokumenle is ve rmoedelik oor die idenlite it van die oorle­ ler_~ se~.~~~~""~di<~.lf metings doen~""~lilw!>~,=-_d_i oor die ~~~""-",~:=~Die belikop!er·~"~i·C· sa! ~~~~_i~ gebruik ~·~'ml~'"'"'"d"~"",D"m".'". ",,,,,,,,~~ ookKukuri deur(22 di) eword polisie beskryf benodig. as ~ gebruik: om bedrog te pleeg eo dene bekend nie en die polisie lank en slank. sy gelUienis word daari.n ver­ sock di!. Hy word gesock vir 'n dief· lang. Pe rsooc met inligting word slal waarin konlant e n Emge persouo wat cOr m­ gevra om mellnspekteur Wil· Gewilde passiespel dokumerue betrokke was. 'n ligting oor bogenoemde per­ lie Blaauw by 0641-.5223 of Versoek word aan die publiek sone beskik mOCI met 223368 Sersanl Pine Pienaur by 0641 - na Mariental geri g om ook mel inligling in in verbinding tree en vra om 40.5 7 in verb inding le lree. AUGUST Bikeur se gewilde Bib'ur se hierdie opvocring daar gepoog word om die hele passiespel sal hierdie naweek belree nou reeds sy negende Windhoek daarby le betrek en op Mariental uilgevoer word. jaar en hel in die verlede baie beplanning daarvooris a1reeds Die pil&iespel mel 'n rolver­ gehelpom die werklikheid v an aan die gang. deling van meer as sestig is 'n die kru isiging van Ouistus &an Oie opvoering is in sy ge­ uilbeelding van wal mel Cbri,· vde gelowiges en ongd owiges beel gralis behalwe vir bydr. IUS voor en na sy kruisiging voelbaar le maRk. Soveel so aes will vrywillig gemaak: word gebeur hel en bel nou alreeds dal dit 'n verandering in die en Bikeur het dank uitgespreek 'njaarlikse inslelling geword. lewens van vele wat dit byge­ vir verskillende instellings wat PRESENTS In di e vroee oggendure van WOOD het, gebring bet. vanjaar se aanbieding op Mari· Vry dag sal dit '0. aanvang op Ben van di e groolsle redes enlal rnoontlik gemaak het. EASTER PROGRAMME Manenlal neem wanneer die daarvoor is di e deelnoUlle van Hulle het fUlans iele en an­ inlog van Christus in Jeru sa­ die publiek self daaraan sodal dee hulp onlVang van die Bril­ lem uilgebeeld word en inwon· hulle ook decl word van atles ish Council, Oxfam Canada, Tonight en word ve rsoek om vroeg en di! self ervaar soos dil des­ Metlas Casb and Carry, Na· Ladies night - Starting lOhOO reeds vir die geleentheid ger­ Iyds gebcur het. tional1healre of Namibia, Coca Ladies rree rrom l OhOO - IlbOO eed le wees. Hy hep[an om volgende jaar Cola, die Minislerie van 'n Oplog beweeg gewoon1ik dit weer terug le bring na Opvoeding en Kultuur. Ebcn Admission R6.00 deur die s(role van di e dorp en Windhoek in die opvoering se Strydom en die Munisipaliteil Thursday, 16 April in die proses word inwoners liende bestaansjaar en beloof van Mariental. AI die borge Midnight Dance - Starting 20hOO till sunrise opgeneem en word deel van dat dil daardie keer groter sal word bedank. vir hul bydrae! die oplog tOI wanneer die ver­ wees as al die ander wat hy en aUe gemeentes van Marien­ Admission R6,OO llOog bereik word. Hier begin ..... la! word genooi om deel te Friday, 17 April Jesus se Iydingstyd tCIWy l neern aan die opvoering. 50mmige van sy wonoorwerke. Normal Disco - Starting 20hOO till late soos die opslanding van Admission RS.OO Laz.1 fUS, ook uitgebeeld word. Saturday, 18 April Oit word weer in die aand hervat mel die inhegten­ 14hOO Matinee plus kiddies competition ror cbildren between S - 14 years isneming van Jesus, die ver­ Night: 20bOO - normal disco skyning voor Ponlius Pilalus. Sunday, 19 April die vrylMing van Barabas en uileindelik die kruisiging en Midnight Dance - Starting 22hOO to sunrtse begrafnis. Salerdag sal die grn fbewaak word 101 die heropslanding die HuugU'If/(' I:// \fa film wltll f))'S 1"I/·tHO ·, \"/) HI· \".n I'll ', R tIl.OI()h t , volgende dag en die geme.cnte CII r (,flU S, 1/\)" H t"iS ,is/) n IU. )" JIHl '/:·.\'f)f. 1'Il""i I)) IHUH)" v;m die dorp neem ook aktief 'n Toneel uil 'n vorige passiespe:1 wat in Winclhoek doel aan die nagwaak wal gehou aangebied is, Die passiespel sal vanjaar 'n draai op sal word. Mariental gaan maak.. 12 Wednesday April 151992 THE NAMIBIAN Coetzee a monika ondjo yedipao "Ota ti vati ota mono oixuna'" OMULUMENHU woshilumbu a yambukile koSouth TYAPPA NAMUTEWA Africa wedinas Hendrik Johannes Francois Coetzee,26, onghela okwa Ii a monika ondjo mOmhangu yOpom­ momudo 1986. Petimbo 0 10 bada yaWindhoek melopolelo lediapo oshoyo ongbend­ val i CoelZCe okwa dcngele aba1a yokunyeka momukaJo wokulongifa ekuni. Mabakeng. Coetzee momafiku 10 Feb­ pitilila, nosha yela kuytya Mabakeng vali mEthano ruary neudo okwa dipaa Coetzec mokudenga Manucl okwe mu denga nce nai, ye le omukeleli wohotela Continen­ nemanya okwa li e shishii lela mu tilifa l1atango kUlya ote mu lal moWindhoek., Timotheus kutya olruna ashike okufya. umbu 010 nlOshilongo noku mu OSIDKUK UTA osho tashi hepeke ngaho rnoitukulwa konyala aishe yOwambo. Manuel, eshi e mu denga Mokond.1 yaashi, CoeIZ« olewa flOdikila fiyo Oko01ulongB Eengobe ohadi kwa xwiilwa koruakuJe notashi di utameke neenghono, ngaashi tashi nemanya. monika ondjo yedipao. waOranje oko te ke mu yamela monika mefano eli, . oa eemhati di Ii kombada. Natango mefiku Itn! 010, oP'a Natango omupauguli okwe okufya. 1 Ii la kendabala okuvaka mu mona ondjo melopotelo Ngecnge ine mu umba 010 oimaliwa mohotela lUU oyo. loogbcndala yokunyeka keeng­ moshilongo v,lti 0010 taka fila Omulumenhu ou-mOmaan­ hono. modlongo 0010.. daha o1cwa-bokplpielol omhangu Oswbofa osha undulilwa , Goetzoe ota tfokolola natango Takamifa ombedi kutya ye okwa denga ngnho komesho tiyo omoma6ku 6 Mal kutya O10d0longo luhapu olewa ,ahili omukeleli wohOlela eshi Coetzee tab pewa ehandu kala nokurukaeJwa nokushun­ nemanya, ndele me sw ninga laye. Ehandukilo ola undulilwa duJwa pamikalo dihapu. nee nelalnkano loku mu dipaa. komesho opo ku lalike manga Emango nomalyenge Okwa ti okwa li ashike a komanyono aCoetzee komaulu ole mu etela oipute, iha ninge naukelo hala omukeleli a kale a kofapo omonakudiwa. oyo fiyo ougbcla kwa li ya manga ye, Coetzee, taka vaka • Lwopokati Gpo Coetzee mangwa. Vali okwa maogul­ oimaliwa. okwa lombwela ovauanghun­ ulwa ashike mOma.l.Odaha eshi OVAKAL[MO 00 malrulu, ashike na kale nee manguluka. Oimaliwa vati okwa li e i (\ana onghela kulya okwa kala e uya komhangu. yo muKalulura. ovo ve li 11 kale cedula da fib puheyali. Opa didili.kwa nee kut ya pumbwaneengbonoopo a fute la monifwa oixuna modolongo Ola hokolola natango kut ya momaumbo makulu, 00 Molwaashi omaumbo ma­ ovakalimo vaKatutura otava omulele waye moboleLa omo, yakula yaWindhoek omo a vati ota lundilwa kutya okuna oundjuwo ve li kondje, bapu 00 makulu okuniwe ende k.aninj mokulilandela po shaasbi vati ondjato yaye idililwa. natango oikoya imwe yedipao kovalruJupe ovo ihava 100go omaumbo aa, onghee laya olava dimbuJukifwa oa· yoimaliwa oya hangika ya kana. OIa bokolola lrutya vati okwa oshoyo ekwato longhonga. vil li, ounona, ovana no­ dimbulukifwa nee vem ninge tango opo ve lilandele ko loa ka dula nee vali okufika kala a mangwa nomalyenge ashike ye ota ,i ke shii oinim:l vatekulu otava indiJwa opo VII diva,opo vehe kelipe eembedi ponbele yoimaliwa, shjaashi okudja Ethano la dja ko. eshi a ya tya ngnho. omaumbo 00 kondado kwafele ovakulunhu VSIIVO komoogula, konima yeponokelo laManuel hmdi.Iwa lrutya okwa li la kend­ Oshifoeshi eshi sha dengela yopedu IeIa, eeranda ashike mokufula eeranda edi efele Oministe1i yOpedu inasha okwa uda omunhu umwe a abala okulivaka modolongo. ombelewa yaKolpfeina Mab:lk­ efele lirnwe. lirowe. nomaumbo, Jeny Ekandjo, ingida, ye nokufadukapo ashike Ota bepruIula kutya vab okwa eng shi ude yo ehokololo laye, OimaIiwlI ei Q na nee okukaIa Omuulru shamba a futu Rl00 olva udaneka kutya otaka kala la shuna konduda. dengwa oomanghava ye la o ~ ha lombweJwa kUlya ya futWII omanga omafiku 31 nena eurnbo otali kufwa nee. nokuninga oyoongale1e mo­ Omupanguli Robin Hannah fangwa nomalukaku kombelewa yaye kakuna en­ Juli inaa [Lb. Ou oshinima sha rnedina laMuni, nokutulwa mnulilo.ruvU;e muKatutura 0I:J8bda okwa kupu1.aabi omap­ komulruluohu wodolongo yamukulo. Iyn ngw she Iru pilililepo. rnedina laye, sha yela kutya opo a yelifile nawa ovanhu opyo aCoelzee kutya ka li ne­ wedina Kapitiya Mabakeng. Kapena yonatangoou a Ii a osha yela kutyllolokalanda po ola runga eliko laye. kombinga yoskema ei. lalakano lokudipaa. Ota li oupyakadi wavo na dub okuyelifa kutya Mabak­ eumbo 010 kondilo Jcla. Omhitoei oya·yan!jwa owina Ovo mwa kumwa koshin­ Omupanguli 0,.. ti, Mabakeng owa dja nale pe­ engokuli peni, fiyoefimboolo Omhito yowinn ei oya pewa konima I$hike yokafirobo ima eshi, endeleleni hano mu pahokololo longanga, naku fya fimbo kwa li Coetzee naye ha oshinyolwa eshi tashi yi koman­ ovanhu ovo vc li momllumbo kanini eshi oshilongo sha Wandele omaumbo eni. okwa dengwa neengbono da longo ongomukeleli wodol0fl80 yanyangido. Etokolo otali yandjwa nena Nantinda ota nyenyetele kombinga yOndurl Hotel

OMHANGU yOpasbitukulwa mahapu nghee vali okaton­ moWindhoek (regional court) gotoogo ka kala laka dana Opolisi ya Ndangwa okwa teelelwa i ka kale ya fa ooghandangala mohotela oyo ofenya angula yooena., eahi taku okodja Kotoba 1990 fiyo Juli OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI ka pwilikinwa kutya 1991. Omunangeshefa nOmunafaalama gwomOshitopolwa omubJlunhu wobotela yedina Ovalaule ihava yakulwa sha N donga omusamane JohaJlnes Nantinda, okwa sigo okonena ndjika inasrn kOmangel1i nomusamane Onduri yokOutjo pamwe mobotela omo nobava kala Ii e ya koshif'o shika ta nyenyetele Opolisi ya Ndangwa konaakonwa, oshoka anuwa Nanlinda ye mwene, omanga nomulongeli waye olava nokuundaulwa nokuulwa ta ti kutya anuwa ihayi longo yiitula mo miilonga kapu na iihaulo opo yi ye ko yi shi ko kehala ndjoka, ningilwa !hike. omalaka mayi. yawo, unene tuu shi oa sba niipotha mbyoka hayi kOmangelti. "Oshinima lashi naahoka ku na uwnatyona Oshibofa ahOnduri Hotel Omukulunbu woholelaoyo, lipotelwa k Aakwashigwana, kwata omasilru 30 ina srn mboka wa dhenga nowa teta osha dja moikolokoma oyo ya Friedrichmeyer vo nomusha­ konaakonwa, olashi li nee oongombe dhomusamane bolokele pobote1a oyo muJuli mane Kuhn, nena otava ka ngiini ngawo. Iilonga yatya Nantinda, laya vulu ashike 1991 eshi Ominisleli pwilikina ngeenge otava mon­ Omusamane Nantinda IiPOIa oshipotha shoongombe ngiini ngawo". Omusamane okuya ko noku kakonaakona yopedu yOuteku wOixwa, ika ondjo melopolo lotauluka okwa gandja oshiholelwo' dhe dha lelwa dho dha Nantinda la pula. oshipotha shoka nuupu. Napu Ben Uienga pamwe noodalaiva oveta yokakombo noludi shoongombe dhe omilongo ne dhengwa nayi kaasita "OminiSleli yopolisi oya ningwe sha oshoka oshigwana yaye va leWIl- lewa moho­ oshoj'o okulanctifa omalodu shi (40)dha yakelwe kOfaalama yopohambo yimwe pumbwa okukonaakona osh­ otashi mono unene iihuna tela oyo nokuanyenwa omak­ bcli pa"t:la. ye yokOmangelfi momumvo yopuushiinda naye. inima shika shOpolisi ya kiipolha yasho ilayi wafelo. Etokolo otali ka yandjwa 1990, me osha kala owaJa tashi Osrnpotha shoka onOO1ola Ndangwa. Omusamane konaakonwa kOpoiisi ya Omhangu oudwaali oya li okudja potundi 9 yongula kondowaJiwa nasho kOpolisi yasho oyo CR51!03/92,e shi Nall1inda la indile. Ndangwa. ya .pwili.kina komaumbangi yonena. ya Ndnngwa sigo kwa ka tiwa shangilha mOpolisi O1oka Oshinima shimwe, Opolisi ashike kutya oongombe 6 dha ongula yeti 14.03.1992 ihe oya hala anuwa yi ye ko Iidhayakwapo.Omusamane Nantinda okwa hokolola kutya okwa kala la kondjo noship­ otha sh.ika me sigo opo mpaka Nantango Oosikola okwa mona po ashike on­ gombe yirowe. dhontumba oompe Okwa hokolola kulya osh­ ininla shika ke shi uvitile otadhi gandjwa nena. ombili nande na ota gandja uusnma uunene kOpolisi ya O shikondo shElongo nOmithigululwakaJo osha Ndangwa ndjoka kayi shi tseyitha ongula yohela okuzilila mOndangwa kutya, oJ..."Ukonaakona iipotha, nenge opwa p wa natango okutungwa omalungo gonlumba inayiitula mo miilonga yawo gOosikola na ok wa tegelelwa ga ka gandjwe ongula yokuyakula oshigwana. yoneoa kAakuluntu yOosikola n okAalongwa mOshi­ Omusamane Nantinda ta topo!wa shomUuninginino wOwambu. hokolola. Kakcle koongombc dhe Etseyitho ndika olya li !ya ningwa kOmutaleli­ dhika 6, OO1usamane Nantinda sikola Omukuluntu Omusamane G(.'n':L';tL" Tshib'Uwo, Dimwe domeendungu odo inadi pwiinina fiyo opapa, ado n ee di li odj o yomeva ula hokolola wo kutya, ngoka ongula yonena ta klltaamba um: TYAPPA kOpolisi ya Ndangwa a ka NAMUTEWA_ THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday April 15 1992 13

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Painting New release !!! pua.!ltal:al building~, 5I:hools. swimming pool For more inform ation 5, ~umbing Sole agents !!! housu, awim ming pools. ete. call 216884 • 4 Bedrooms (bic) Prkt: RIKO 000 n egotiab le 6, Renovations wu build with pride and care . • • 2 Bathrooms (mI;.s) PhooDe ] 1128 all hours. For the be51 price. in the counlry F'ge qvotallons • Lounge Special Services phonc:Tel and Fall (06 1)221294 Phone Mo- Zandberg • Open pl an ki le hen I AddreS$: MPS Purniture Build. NATUURLIEFHEBBER!!! I Employment wanted I TeI: S2222 (Rad~ 8 ) Dining room in g 1st floor, room No 7, I g lode· 1U33175 or~2616 • Bar I TV Room Lady wilh leache rs qualiflCa~;on is peodence .ve. Windhoelr. 9000. ' 0 " GrondJle" van 11 de • Sparkl ing Pool looking for office work. Adminis­ J.J.J. lS hklaar 800kkeeplog Services and AtteDtloD.lI StudeDts: • Garage trative. c leriell l and pcrsonel offic.: WE BUY, SELL PAWN Woonhuis. dam, omheining. Financial AdvIce lor the small Our copy prices are still the best in experience. f1uent in English and AND SWOP mlu diefwering, buitegeboue, varlr.. SECONDHAND Business at a minimal lee • Town. Windhoelr. BlISineSl Ma· Dont Ihk one _...; AfrikunIl. Plf lliC ur~ 11I 1 1 )!hQnc • Write 10 : A steal at RJ15,OOO hokke. 2934489 and ~ (or SonjL FURNITURE, chines hI FlooT. Wemhil Park TeI: PHONE THURSTANSALT • 3 Slupkameni Y' ELECTRICAL V.K. 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Your carpets on URGENT SALE • Pantry your requeSt can be d ry cleo.ncd 1. Erf In RochIlInd Park. • Built -in· Bar wilh the popular method of 2. Modern house 1.0 W1Ddhoe.k • Garage ZEBO, which means no watcron West: 3 Bedrooms w bic., I guest • Lovely BBQ are3 your U rpe lll during !he PI"O<%SI . bedroom. (selfeontaincd), spacious • Dome.tic quarters Remeber: We Vllcu um before dining and sitting rooms. wIIl ·to­ CB WELDING c1uning. Tel: 121194 {OffICe W i ll carpeting. Modem kitchen A give away at R159 500.00 houni or Radio page 52121 :a; with bi<.: , garage. Er! bi g enough to (negodable) For sene ..1 welding steelwork, ]3183 or 51112 x 33283 (all take another House . ~ ta bli s hed Bur g 1a rb~rs, Gates, Security ho urs). Addrep, MPS Fumiture gudc:n and Orchard. Prke nego_ PhoDe Sylvcstor Black Doors. and e.t.c ..... Building 1st floor. Room No 7. Uable. 3 Two btdroom Houseo;1.o Teltphoae 37470 (w) Tel: 061 - 62600 Or 62543 (w ) 181ndcpendence Ave. Wa.oaheda. Prk", negotiable. or 22461J (b) TeI,061 ·519$0 Afterhours Phone S2Ut 52211, 52277 -... .- 14 Wednesday April 15 1992 THEiNA~IB tAN Chiefs PRO happy with Challenge Draw

JOHANNESBURG, De­ who flew up from Cape Town Dynamos director Najeeb fending champions Kaizer for the draw said: I have no Camrodien said: It was a tough Chiefs' PRO Louis complaints with the draw, in dmwforus, t..rtifwegetdU'OOgb Tshakoane was aD smiles fact I am very happy." this round then I facy us for the when his dub were drawn Sundowns PRO Alex finaL" I Sbakoane said:" This will be a 1he wiwlers will reo::ieve R80 against struggling Fair­ real crowd pleaser, Dynamos 000, runners up R50000, third ways Slarsin tbe quaterfi· are an attacking , ide and I place eams R40 000 and the nalsoftheR300000Castle forecast anaction packed cup- club finishing fourth will go ChaUenge when the draw tie. But weoweit to ow fa.n.sto home with R35 000. was made in Johannesburg win the Cup and we will be What adds more spice to the yesterday. . firing on all cylinders to get quanerfinalsis iliefactthatthe into lM semifinal,." 10llers go home empty handed. .. This draw has made me ,...:'-'-='-'-=='-___--""-'======very happy. I feel sorry for Sw. but at leu t they will have the consolation of pickina: up SA in quarter-finals some good gate money," aaid Ttha.koane. ATHENS: South Africa virtually assured a quarter-final place in Stars chairman Mike the Federation Cup qualifying tournament here after beating: Mokoena did not IIy and hide Etton.ia in Ihrec straight matches yesterday. his fee~s wtie1i he Jlated: .. 'The 3-0victory foUowed anideruy:aldefeat ~r.r.uxembourgon JUNIOR sprinters giving their best in the 400m events during the exciting Coca Cola We are S&ugglmg at present. Monday. and the South African 'women now only have 10 be.al National Junior Athletics meeting at the Iodepeodence Stadium OD Saturday, Five This is a very bard draw for us. Ireland to go through lMir group with maximum points. But we will give il our best Unknown Estonian Kaja Kond pushed Mariaan de Swardt to local athletes will participate in the SA Unity Games from April 2S.U; in Johan­ 1Ibo1." nesburg. tluee !Jets, but the other [wo matches were won confortably by the The Chief, -Slan malch will South Africans. _ AFP be part of a double header I-c======:; bonanza at the FN8 Stadium 11 1 ~April2S. Tho o""'P'" of ENGLISH FIRST DIVISION lM double header bill will be . . cbe sbowdown berween Orlando TEAM P W D L GF GAlPTS Pirates and Umtata Bucb. week's Special. Win from RSO-OO to a RI 000 1lte other two cupties will LHdsUnlted 3S 19 IS 4 .. 35 72 be played on April 26. Manchester Utd 3S I' 14 3 57 26 71 transaction in casb! Last year' I Second Division ShelfWed.nesday 3S 19 I. 9 • .58 48 67 champions, Cape Town Spun A",na1 38 17 13 8 7. 4J .4 444 Independence Avenue willliosl Moroka Swallows al Uverpool 37 IS 13 • 44 35 58 Athone Sladium and at AI­ Manchester City 38 I. 12 .50 MODEL MAKE ...... _ •...... •... WAS ...... NOW l' 45 " teridgeville's Super Stadium, Astoo VUla 38 IS 14 43 3' 54 Sundowns entertain • SEDANS Dynamos. Crystal Palace 38 13 13 12 .. 59 52 Pirates PRO Skhumbuzo Nott Forest 3. 14 13 53 .. 51 Meteor GL ...... 21 400 ...... 20 900 Mthcmbu laid be was satisfied Shelf UoUed 37 14 •8 1.5 .57 with !be draw:" We respec1 Wimbledon 3S 12 13 13 47 "48 ..4. 1990 Sapphire GXL ...... 39600 ...... 38600 Bucks. b will be a tough game Cbelsea 38 12 13 13 45 53 49 1985 A1fetta2000 ...... 10500 ...... ,...... 9500 but I predict we will win." Tottenbam 37 14 17 .51 52 48 1985 Sierra 200 auL ...... 14400 ...... 13900 Spun who are unbe:l.:en in Q P Rangers 3S I. 17• 11 4J 43 47 1989 Sapphire GLE ...... 29500 ...... 28 500 cbe League had SwalIowJ coach Oldham 3S 13 8 17 .. 61 47 1984 &con GlE ...... 8500 ...... 7 500 Sandile Ball worried:" If their EvertOR 38 11 13 14 45 .5 .. league record is a true reflec­ Norwich 38 11 11 I. .. 1989 Nissan Skyline SOLI " 44 tion oftbeirperfomwx:eI.1he.n Southamptoo 36 11 I. 1.5 35 48 43 3.0 ...... 33000 ...... 32500 we are in for a real battle. The Coventry 38 I. 11 17 34 39 41 1986 Opel KadettGLX ...... 18000 ...... 17 000 pressure will certainly be on Luton Towo 37 8 11 18 31 65 3.5 1989 Sapphire GLX ...... 40900 ...... 39900 UII. Spurs have nothing to lose." Notts COUOlY 38 8 2. 36 I. " 34 1979 Cortina 2000 GL Spws manager Eric DalloD West Ham 36 7 11 18 33 53 32 Sw ...... 5500 ...... 4500 1982 Conina 3000 GLS ...... 10 200 ...... 9 500 1988 Laser 1.61...... 20 900 ...... 19 900 1991 Sapphrre GL ...... 35 900 ...... 34 900 ' 1991 Sierra XR6 ...... 48500 ...... 47500 1986 Jetta CLi ...... 37 400 ...... 36 500 199 1 Meteor 1400 ...... 23 900 ...... 22 900 1990 Jella CSX ...... 37 400 ...... 36 500 1989 Sierra 2.0 LX ...... 22400 ...... 21 500 LOLOPARK-INKOOPSENTRUM 1990 Laser Dash ...... 20600 ...... 19900 (langs Woermann Brock, Olympia) . 1984 Cressidal.8ls ...... 12600 ...... 11900 1989 Sierra 2.0 S/W ...... 26 000 ...... 25 000 TEL, 52750 OF 52735 BAKKIES AMARUlA 1989 Courier 2000 ...... 23300 ...... : ...... 22500 KlIPDRIFT CREAM 1989 Bantam 1600 ...... 20 300 ...... 19800 750ml 1989 Nissan 1400 ...... 19500 ...... 18500 750ml 1991 Courier 2.2 ...... 32 700 ...... 31 900 R17,99 1987 Nissan 1400 ...... 16400 ...... 15500 R18,95 1986 Nissan Safari 4x4 ...... 25 400 ...... 24 500 WHITE HORSE 1991 Courier 1.8 XLT ...... 30900 ...... 29900 HERE XVII 1987 Magnum 3.0 ...... 23400 ...... 22500 WHISKY. 750 mi SJAMPANJE 1989 Bantam 1600 , ...... 20300 ...... 19500 127,94 1988 Isuzu KB 23 ...... 22 500 ...... 21 500 R12,95 1989 Courier 3.0 LIP ...... 26900 ...... 25 900 1991 Courier 1.8 Std ...... 25300 ...... 24 500 lesoek die drankwlnkel met dIe aangename Phone Flip, Pieter or Calvyn at Thl 37020 almost", wea, u steeds ve,seke, kan wees van: a FDnke, persoonnke dlens 0 Gratis ys Q volop parkering 0 'n Goele verskeldenneid [J Spoedige, grotis oflewerlngs uitgesoek.te landgoeawyne ONS OOEN OOK SPYSENIERING EN KROEGOIENS BY FUNKSIES

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Soccer World Cup in SA? , SOUTH Africa is set to host the World Cup soccer finals in the year 2006. . South African Football Association (SAP A) Secretary General Solomon 'Stix' Morewa disclosed on Monday night that South Africa will defmitely apply to stage the world's biggest soccer event in 2006. The president of world football's controlling body FIFA, Joao Havelange, said South Africa is welcome to apply for any international tournament once they have been readmitted to the world body at the FIPA Congress in Zurich on July 3. Havelange was speaking at his return to Zurich after paying a three-day visit to SA. ., '. SA to ~ost , Rllgby World .Cup ' ' , THE 1995 rugby World Cup will be held ill South Africa, the secretary of the illternational Rugby Board (IRB), Keit;h Ro~- lands announG.ed yesterda¥. ~· , ', ; " .,,: . ' , The IRB is currently holdihg its arrnual meeting in Welling'ton, ;full steam during the entertaining Windhoek Lager Club Rugby Championships-' New Zealand. sponsored bfthe ~amibia Breweries for the second year. The club championships was highlighted ~by the National Rowlands gave no other detaib other than-to say that a press Club Cha~pionships which was won by the invincible TransN amib at the Windhoek Teachers College o~ Saturday. conference will be h~ld tomorrow afternoon to expand on the decision and to expla,irr the venues,. Earlier and IRB source,said New Zealand had mounted a bid tO,host the tournament, but as it ·, ·, .,. , . I had held the inaugurial tournament 1987 its had been discounted. L 1< .' " lverptl~ , ~quee,2i,~' ",r· Darkies appeals aga~st fine NSL Castle League outfit Dangerous Darkies have lodged an appeal following the decision of the Disciplinary Committee which on Thursday night found the club guilty of misconduct and through .,on: penalties imposed a fme ofR6 000, of which R5 000 was suspended until the end of the season, and RI 000 payable within 31 days. The Nelspruit side, however, had either suspension from NSL BIRMINGHAM, ' ENG­ "This result is a good tonic Only Kit Symons was able to ever all-second division affair. activities lifted, including that of co-director Sipho Kheswa, at LAND: Liverpool defeated . for the boss and for the club convert the chance .. The game was played at the the same hearing. Kheswa was suspended from NSL activities second division and supporters," acting man­ John Bames, Ian Rush and neutral venue of Villa Park, . following an unsavoury shooting incident at the FNB Stadium Portsmouth 3-1 in a pen-. ager Rormie Moran said. Dean Saunders all put their Aston Villa's home ground, in front of a 40 000 crowd. which involved Orlando Pirate's official Skhumbuzo Mthembu. alty shoot-out on Monday Penalty shoot-outs normally efforts past Portsmouth keeper involve five attempts by each Aian Knight, and Beresford's' , Both teams had good scor­ during a replay semi-fmal team, but Portsmouth captain miss gave Liverpool an un­ ing opportunities. Portsmouth's to advance to the Football r SA juniors seize Trinidad Martin Kuhl, Warren Neill and beatable 3-1 lead. Alan McLoughlin hit the cross­ Association Cup final John Beresford all nUssed the For Portsmouth it was an bar in the 86th minute, while TH~t.Ja-kfriCaii Development Programme uilder-19 -side. against Sunderland in goal or had their shots saved agonizing defeat. A Portsmouth Liverpool squandered 'a free ~ri~~deverybody by scoring a runaway 129-run victory over May. by Liverpool's Zimbabwean win on Monday would have kick from just outside the a combined Trinidad-Tobago National Secondary Schools XI at It was the first time penal­ goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar. made the FA Cup final the first penalty area in the last rillnute. the Royal Queen's College oval-in Port of Spain, Trinidad on ties were used to decide an FA Friday. c Cup semi-final, and came af­ The South Africa youngsters, who batted first, got off to a ter neither side was able to flying start with Quentin Still and KennethMahuwa putting on58 score in the 90 mirrutes of regUlar for the opening partnership. time or 30 minutes of extra From there on everybody got into the runs and the tourists were time. only seven wickets down for an impressive 247 runs off their 50 The first game between the overs. teams also went to extra time ill reply the locallads could only manage 118 runs. after a scoreless tie, but both scored once during the 30 ex­ . Readyour tra minutes. Kenya told CAF to wait Liverpool manager Graeme THE African Football Confederation (CAP) said Kenya had Souness watched the game from Namibian daily asked for more time to confmn whether it could hold the 1996 a hospital bed while reCQver­ Africa Nations Cup Finals. ing from triple heart by-pass A CAF spokesperson said the Ker.yan Football Federation surgery early April. at the breakfast table' L (KFF) had been given until May 10 to obtain government approval. If they were awarded the tournament at Dakar in January, they must confirm by April 10. The postponement Windhoek home deliveries follows last week's statement by Kerry a 's PermaneJ?t Secretary in the Ministry of Culture and Social Services, Phillip Mullei, in of Chris Muir, with Bill Ham­ which he criticised the KFF officials for committing the country mond in third. The junior divi­ of The Namibian before 07:00 to host the event without consulting the ·goverment. sion went to Nicolai Mack taking all the junior races. 'The Elder' in Boston marathon Team Clasification (First Mondays to Fridays. t\1ree riders count): DEFENDING champion lbramm Hussein and 84-year-old Johrmy 1. Velowerkstatt (De Goede, 'The Elder' Kelley were among the entries for the 96th Boston Heymans, Swanepoel) Marathon. 1:17:30. Hussein, a tw07time winn~r of the race, was joined by 1989 2. Cymot (Labuschagne, winner Abebe Mekonnen, last year's runner-up and Juma Ikan­ Swoboda, Seiler) ~ 09:0;0. ~; gaa of Tanzania, b'een' second three times, indudlng 1988 1:17,:30. Office. deliveries from 08:00~. , · whoha~ when he was beaten by lj:ussein-by one second. . , 3. Design Struct (Van Niek­ " Kelley entered for 'a record 61st time. erk, Howard, Lewins) Some countries will be'usmgt!lls year's Boston Marathon for 1:20:27. " . an Olympic triaL Missing from the list were .,f9~·O champion 4. Road Athlete (Liebenberg, Gerlindo Bordin of Ita,ly apd fom-time champion Bill Rodgers, Jqdeel, ROssouw) all injured. ....j .... Contact Anelle at-Teli• ~ 41~. -1., .• .464 1:20:30. -. Steve Crerar, spokes,person Chiefs p~t t~ree on transfer . of the cycling federation, an­ nounced that the fourth race in CASTLE League champions Iwisa Kaizer Chiefs have placed the Coca Cola Series would be three players - goalkeeper William 'The Cat' Shongwe, defender . staged on Saturday, May 2. Moses N gcobo and midfielder Absolom 'Scara' Thindwa - on the "Seniors, Juniors and Veter­ 'transfer list. ans will race over 120km on Chiefs Pro Louis Tshakoane said 'the players no longer fit in the Dordabis Road and all other with the team's plans. categories including those not Tshakoane added: ''The fees for all three are negotiable." feeling up to the full distance He confirmed late yesterday that a few teams have' shown will ride 60km," Crerar said. interest and that they were going for the highest bidder. Further details can be ob­ [NJ~~ . ff~ T1ll~ Tshakoane said that Chiefs were going to explore the world if tained from Egbert H:Jff or South Africa was readmitted by FIFA and that a visit to Namibia Patrick de Goede at te1.224697 The paper of the people company could not be l~led out ~his year. . ~ and/or 44694.

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.Patr .jck ,still in the ,lead: PATRICK de Goede of the Velowerkstatt team re· mained firmly at the tQP of the standings with two wins out of a possible three after three races in the 1992 Coca Cola Series. Saturday's race .over 20 laps cQmfQrtably, having time tQ .of 3,6km saw Patrick and Genit raise his arms in a victQry sa­ Labuschagne .of CymQt tear­ lute as he crQssed the line. ing away frQm the pack befQre In the bunch sprint fQr third the halfw ay lap chase. place, De GQede' s teammate, The .other teams, RQad Ath­ Mannie Heymans reversed last lete, Design ~truct, as well as week's result by-beating Henry the individual riders tried tQ Page by half a wheel. BLACK Africa allrounder Hansina Hinda (formerly .organise a chasing effQrt but VelQwer~tatt veteran cyclist were just nQt strQng enQugh tQ finished in the bunch tQ win Xoagus) in action against Tigers during a First League make an impressiQn. the Veteran's categQry ahead outing marking the second Namibian Independence anniversary on Independence Day. The two Katutura De Goede was favQured tQ continued on page 15 win the sprint and he did SQ giants are expected to ta~e part in the Birds tourney.

KUISEBMOND will be aglow with beauty' this weekend when hundreds of players are expected to take part in a top netball competition, organised by the Blue Waters Sport Club with prizes to the tune of a whopping R3 000. AnnQuncing this gQQd news team and each side is alSQ tQ the Namibian SPQrt yester­ requested tQ bring alQng at least day was LQhmeier Angula, .one referee tQ .officiate in the Public RelatiQns Officer .of tQurnament," Angula added. I Interatlantic Blue Waters. The draw will be cQnducted Said Angula: "Lots and lQts at 08hOO .on Saturday, April .of big prizes are tQ be WQn and 18, at the KuisebmQnd Netball teams from all .over the CQun­ GrQund and all participatir:., try are free tQ enter. teams must be represented by The winning team .of the their .officials. weekend will take home RI The tQurnament could nQt 000 fQr the first time in the have CQme at a better time fQr histQry .of netball." cQmpetitiQn-starved Namibian Other prizes include awards netball players and a recQrd fQr the 'TQP Goal-scQrer', 'Best entry is expected. Player .of the CompetitiQn', the The Qrgani ~ers were PQsi­ 'MQst Disciplined Player', and tive that all netball teams frQm the 'TQP Referee .of the TQur­ Walvis Bay, Arandis and nament' award. SwakQpmund WQuld definitely 1be champiQn team will alSQ take part. win a flQating trQphy, as well The fQllQwing persQns can as the RI 000 first prize mQney. be cQntacted fQr mQre infor­ The beaten-fmalists will mat~on: receive R600 with R400 allo­ Lucas Muatunga at teL(0642)- cated tQ the third-placed side. 6477 and/or Ndeshi Shikuyele "Entnince fee is R250 per at tel.(0642).2782. NFA Premier League

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