* TODAY: ANOTHER LAIDBACK DAY IN THE ASSEMBLY * TUTU HAS HIS SAY *

Bringing Africa South SOc (GST Inc.) Wednesday March 6 'It 'W'as our Dlen' 'W'ho bODlbed The NaDlibian•••

A FORMER member of the police task force, Josef K1eynhans, allegedly told '. Copsto another policeman on several occasions during August last year about a plan . crackdown to overthrow the Namibian Government. Kleynhans also confessed that ings with Kleynhans during the (Kleynhans and his cohorts) it was "their men" who bombed period August 9 to August 24. needed about 100 men to help .on drunken The Namibian's offices last He said Kleynhans was well­ them with their plan. year. known to him as they had pre­ Platt testified further that he driving 'Ibis evidence was heard in viously worked together on a and Constable Bewes went to the Windhook High Court number of occasions, especially Kleynhans's residence on THE Namibian Police have yesterday when Sergeant Joslma during operations in the Katu­ August 12 where he showed ... .," launched a 'get tough' r oad Platt was called to the stand in tura single quarters. them a photo album, which ~~ ~:, '•• " ,h safety operation in a bid to .the sensational treason trial. _ Platt said he approached included some pictures of Plan LOST AND FOUNJ). This old-timer was recently Four right-wingers, Josef KIeyilhans on August 9 and combatants who were killed cut down on the increasing spotted in the Windhoek West area sleepinAg alongside number of road accidents Kleynhans, Robin Montgom­ told him he knew a man from during the liberation struggle. which are claiming a high ery, Abraham de Klerk and Rehoboth who wanted to buy K1eynhans apparently said "can a spare pair of legs. He woke up when a photographer toll in lives. Uwe Tietz are appearing in some weapons. Kleynhans you see how we killed them" . stopped to snap the r ather strange picture. However, Particularly targetted in the court to face a number of responded that he had a "s.. t Platt told the court that he no amount of questioning could draw from the old­ operation will be drunken charges, including high trea­ house full of weapons" . was told he Could join Kleynhans timer what he intended doing with his prized posses­ driving. son, housebreaking and theft Kleynhans also told Platt he. and his group, and was also sion. Photograph: Mbatjiua Ngavirue. A statement issued by the and illegal possession of arms. was a member of the A WB and told not to worry as there were Ministry of Home Affairs Five of their co-accused have that he and some friends were enough weapons hidden near yesterday said the Govern­ jumped bail and fled the coun­ planning to overthrow the Windhook. m ent was distur bed by "in- . try. Namibian government. Platt was promised that he creasing road accidents which According to Platt, he was Kleynhans allegedly said he would be given an R-l and an are taking the lives of many instructed by Colonel Jumbo was very disappointed by the R-5 assault rifle and a 9mm people" . Smit,head ofWmdhoek's CID, fact that he had been fighting pistol free of charge if he de­ Further, "it is clear that to interrogate Kleynhans about against the " kaffirs" for a long cided to co-operate with many of these accidents are the weapons which had been time, but that they were now Kleynhans and his group. HARARE: Zimbabwean riot The crowd had besieged a caused by negligent driving, stolen from the police arseIl.\ll travelling in the same combL " If these weapons are found police used teargas to disperse house where they believed a people driving under the in the Industrial area in Wind­ He asked Platt to look for a at your home, then you can tell a crowd of several hundred couple had been locked into an influence of alcohol, overload­ hook on July 9 last year. contact person between their the police that you tookit from people in the suburb of Ml;lare unbreakable sexual embrace. ing ofboth people and goods, Reading from his notebook, group and former Baster leader on Monday, reports Ziana na­ drivin g without licences and Platt told the court of his deal- Hans Diergaardt because they TO PAGE 2 tional news agency. TO PAGE 2 driving at excessively high speeds, etcetera" . As a r esult the Namibian WE PAY CASH Police, particularly the high­ MUN, CDM agree to ..t­ way traffic division, have been instructed to Impose strict FOR ALL GOLD AND traffic control on all national RINGS!' r oads. R20.oo - DIAMOND JEWELLERY. " Th e police have been or­ settle differences R4oo.oo BRING YOUR RINGS , der ed to exercise their pow­ ers without fear or favour," CHAINS, BANGLES & A DISPUTE between the Mineworkers' Union of Namibia and Consolidated Dia­ the Home Affairs statement & said. mond Mines, which could have resulted in harmful industrial strife at the mine, has GOLD WATCHES The police will particularly been settled after protracted negotiations. EXCHANGE IT FOR be on the look-out for drunken In terms of the settlement, raid union members' property allegedly involved in the loot­ IMMEDIATE CASH! drivers. dismissed MUN members have was damaged and goods to the ing and destruction of work- "They are specifically un­ been re-employed, Andrew value of more than R53 000 ers' property. . der instructions to check and Corbett, chairperson of the stolen. In January this year, the test whether any driver has Conciliation Board set up to The union then staged a two Cabinet approved the estab­ taken alcohol or not, to check resolve the matter, said in a day stay-away on September lishment of a Conciliation Board whether drivers have a valid statement yesterday. However, 21 and 22 to protest the raid. to resolve the dispute follow­ licence to drive that particu­ comprehensive final warnings In turn, the CDM manage­ ing the refusal by the CDM, lar vehicle, to check and were recorded in respect of the ment viewed this as illegal and management to accede to impose a required loading 11 workers which will be valid took discipIinary action against MUN's various demands. tonnage and strictly impose for 12 month~. the striking workers, dismiss­ Corbett said yesterday that a 60km speed limit in built­ The dispute arose after ing several workers who had the board had sat twice in up ar eas and a 120km limit members of the Namibian previous disciplinary records. February and agllin from Feb­ on the highways," Home Police together with CDM mine MUN demanded that these ruary 28 to March 1 and was Affairs emphasized. security personnel raided sev­ measures be withdrawn and chaired by the Ministry of An exception to the rule as eral cuca shops at Oranjemund that compensation be paid for Labour and Manpower Devel­ far as speed limits are con­ on September 14 last year - damages suffered by their opment. DIAMOND OLD MUTUAL ARCADE cer ned, however, is "VIPs' allegedly in search of diamonds members. The union also " After protracted negotia- BROOCH ES !! WINDHOEK movements both in towns and stolen by mine employees. demanded that disciplinary RSO.oo - RI 000,00 . TEL: (061) 31114 TO PAGE 2 . ~ I!ileged. th}lt dur!ng the . action be taken against ~ose TO PAGE 2 on highways". In conclusion, H.ome Affairs urged the public to give' the Namibian Police maximum co-operation. The crackdown swung into operation yesterday.

tions the dispute was settled on the basis that 11 dismissed members of the MUN were re-employed by the company at the SOUTH Africa should have the best speech ever. really what to say." at home that we get some kind rates of pay and conditions of employment they enjoyed at the given Walvis Bay to Namibia "If we have caused you any Tutu and 25 southern Afri­ of penitence on the part of the time of their respective dismissals," he continued. as an Independence gift last suffering in the past, we are can Anglican bishops from government," Tutu said. " However, comprehensive final warnings were recorded in March, the Anglican Arch­ sorry, " was one thing. South Africa, Lesotho, President de Klerk was "a respect of them which would be valid for a period of 12 months bishop of Cape Town Desmond "(And) to help you cele­ Swaziland, Mozambique and very brave man", but he needed from their date of re-employment. " Corbett added that it was Tutu told Sapa in Windhoek brate your independence we Namibia are currently attend­ to take the Department of fUlther agreed that the final and general warnings issued to union yesterday. are letting you have W alvis ing a synod in Windhoek. Defence in hand. members for the stay-away would remain in force, "but that the "He (President FW de Klerk) Bay" was the second, the "It's going to be important "He clearly can't continue general warnings would be valid for a period of six working made a superb speech here in Archbishop said. protecting (Defence Minister) months from the date that they were issued to employees" . In March (1990)," Tutu said in "The world would have been General (Magnus) Malan, who addition, both parties committed themselves and their officials, an interview. "He left out two astonished if that had happened has acknowledged that he ac­ office bearers and members to the provisions of the recognition things that would have made it and we would not have known cepts political responsibility for and procedural agreement which had been concluded between what happened in his depart­ them and in particular to those provisions relating to the settle­ ment," he said, adding that ment of disputes and industrial action. "The company further General Malan was' 'honour­ agreed that searches will, inthe future, be conducted in a civilised bound to resign". manner regardless of race or position in the company, while both A dumbfounded Mr Wilfred Watson told reporters he had ''I'm sad that Mr de Klerk is the MUN and the company agreed in principle to a joint briefing found the mob outside his house when returning from work. undermining something that is exercise by the company, the MUN and the State directed at all The crowd apparently believed that a man and a woman had wonderful...his initiatives ... he employees concerning diamond theft at the company." The been locked in the sexual act - and could not extricate themselves is undermi..ni..ng them very, very statement concluded by expressing the Ministry's appreciation of from each other. His alarmed wife Elfa, the ,mother of his six considerably by pussy-footing the spirit of compromise shown by both parties in the delibera­ children, had by then already called police and asked for a search with the death squads, the CCB tions "which made a settlement possible, thereby avoiding of their home. Police did not find this couple and had to disperse and all of that," Archbishop potentially harmful industrial strife at the mine". the crowd of would-be voyeurs with teargas. - Sapa. Tutu concluded. - Sapa

Wambo's in the Single Quar­ ters," Platt was told. Kleynhans also told him that it was "our men" who bombed the office of The Namibian. "We will f .. k it up again, ' , the former policeman told Platt. Three fire bombs were used to attack The Namibian's of­ fices in the early morning hours of August 5, causing extensi ve damage. Referring to the Ongulum­ bashe commemmoration held on August 26 last year, KJeynhans told Platt that Swapo was claiming they would cele­ brate the occasion as they had won the armed struggle. This was not true, he said. Platt was again in contact with Kleynhans on August 23, when Kleynhans apparently told him they were busy planning a coup. At that stage Kleynhans told Plat! his name had also been given to the group and he must not worry. He was also told to be ready at a moment's notice as Kleynhans could come to him at any time with weapons. Plat! was also promised that his wife and children would be taken to a safe place before the coup. Platt told the court that he had recorded all his conversa­ tions with Kleynhans and had also noted it in his notebook. However, when asked by de­ fence counsel Herman Oost­ huizen during cross-examina­ tion where the tape was, he said he had handed it to Colonel Smit. Platt said he himself had not lis­ tened to the tape. Platt said further that he could not recall what Kleynhans had told him without referring to his notebook. He also admitted that he failed to note both his ques­ tions and answers during the conversations with Kleynhans. He only noted what Kleynhans had said. Oosthuizen argued that it was clear that Kleynhans was provoked to speak and was also unaware that he was being taped and that Platt was keeping a note of their conversations. Platt generally found it diffi­ cult to answer many questions during cross-examination. Oosthuizen asked for an ad­ joumment until IOhOO today to give him a chance to consult properly with his client about Platt's allegations. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesesday March 61991 3 Past 'cakes' dominate Pretorius has present budget debate no confidence KOSIE Pretorius of the ACN will always vote for CAKES and how they are sliced speakers who looked back at pointed. and that the Govern­ flow with a question: "Does motions of "no confidence" whatever the party and together with the past and who the past. delighting the house ment was doing what it could the Honourable Member re­ wants elections put off for another four years. These is to blame continued to domi­ withhis memories of scaveng­ to encourage local construc­ cognise the quote ' Methlnks were among his comments in a speech given out in the nate discussion of Finance ing fur food en municipal

so. " The Convention is designed to prevent cases such as the 75 per cent of children between two and nine months are reported Radioactive beef dumping in 1988 of hundreds of barrels of European hazardous to be infected. As most drugs in Tanzania do not require a doctor's waste at the port of Koko, Nigeria. It also prohibits all forms of prescription, this new drug-abuse problem may prove very diffi­ feast in Zambia ocean dumping and sets guidelines for the management of haz­ cult to get to grips with. Drug-abuse is not limited to local brews. ardous waste produced in Afdca. Ten African countries are Dar-es-Salamand other cities have a high incidence of drug abuse ZAMBIA: Protein starved villagers in Chongwe, 50 kilo meters required to ratify the Convention for it to come into effect. among 16 to 22 year-oIds and an anti-drug campaign has been east of Lusaka are 'digging up and eating tins of radioactive beef launched. - Panos which was buried in the area by the National Import and Export Corporation (NIEC) last October after being declared unfit for Delta dilemma human consumption. The beef, worth US$ 500 000 was donated to Zambia by BOTSWANA: CONCERTED opposition by the residents of Czechoslovakia in July 1988. It stirred a diplomatic row between N garniland in northwest Botswana has forced the Government to the two countries because the Czechs refused to take the meat suspend a controversial project to tap the w;lters of the Okavango back. Delta. The delta is rich in wildlife and is a major tourist attraction The meat was buried in a pit 3,5 meters deep, 28 meters long around which the local economy revolves. The people of the and 2,5 meters wide. It was covered with a concrete slab, fenced region fear that dredging the river to increase its flow will cause off with barbed wire and sUlTounded by warning signs. NIEC irreparable damage to the fragile environment of the 'jewel of the officials even met with the villagers to explain the dangers of Kalahari'. Despite Government assurances that dredging is safe, consuming the contaminated beef. locals remain unconvinced. Issac Tudor, chairperson of the But a small group of joumalists who recently visited the area Regional Land Board says "lam 60 years old. In the 1940's some found more than two dozen villagers using pickaxes to smash the dredging was done and the Tsao river disappeared. Gomoti was concrete slab and get at the tins. One villager boasted that he and dredged and Santadibe is dead. Everything in nature has its his wife and four children had been eating the contaminated meat place." It is feared that if the rivers of the Okavango Delta dry up for two months. "Why should I feed my family on vegetables some 140000 tonnes of fish will be lost, and residents complain when meat is within easy reach?" he asked. that water is not a problem in the area - what is needed is a water Thousands of tins are believed to have been removed from the treatment plant. The Government's decision to suspend the site and some are said to be fetching as much as two dollars on the project was also influenced by threats fromihternational environ­ black market. Some villagers haye stopped working the land mental groups to boycott Botswana's beef and diamonds, the because they believe they can make more money by retrieving the contry's main exports if dredging went ahead. Meanwhile, the meat and selling it. So far no cases of radioactive poisoning have company contractod to do the dredging ' has had to withdraw been reported at nearby hospitals. machinery and personnel from the site because of threats by residents to sabotage the equipment. . Don't dump here Dangerous brew MALI: AFRICAN nations have taken an initiative to control the import of hazardous and nuclear waste, particularly from the TANZANIA: The high price of factory-produced beer and spirits industrialised world. is forcing many people to shift to cheap local brews. But they are The Bamako Convention, convened in Mali under the auspices getting more than they bargained for. To give their brew more of , of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) , grew out of the a kick, local brewers mix in drugs sUch as chloroquine, quinine, THE Brazilian Ambassador Mario Vantos pictured at African response to the failure of the UN Environment Pro­ valium, phenobarbiton tetracycline, asprin and paracetamol. The granune 's B asel Convention in March 1989 to impose such a ban. result is a dangerous cocktail which can be poisonous and an Orlando Pirates function held at the Continental Said Wawa 0 Leba, of the OAU Secretariat in Addis Ababa: addictive. The abuse of chloroquine and quinine in brews is Hotel last Wednesday at which the soccer team honoured "After Basel, Africans realised that we would have to take contributing to increased resistance of the malaria parasite to its stars. A printer's gremlin crept into yesterday's The responsibility for protecting our own continent, as it became clear these drugs, a serious problem in a country where malaria kills Namibian, with the Brazilian Ambassador ending up . that many industrialised nations were unwilling to help us to do about six per cent of all patients admitted to hospitals and where being misnamed. We apologised for the mistake .

REPUBLIC REPUBLIC . ~ ~ OFNAMmIA OF NAMIBIA THE SCIENCE AND Ministry of Labour and Department MATHEMATICS Manpower Development of Water Affiars PROGRAMME The Ministry of Labour and Manpower TENDER NO F1/11·47/90 PO Box 1213, Windhoek, 9000, Development is hereby inviting unem­ Description: Supply and delivery of one Namibia - Tel: (061) 212953 ployed Namibian Citizens who are in platform drawbar trailer to the Department The Science and Mathematics possession of the underlisted skills/quali­ of Water Affairs, Windhoek. Programme (SMP) offers the fications, to register with this Ministry. Enquiries: Those who are outside Windhoek should following afternoon classes: (A) Technical: please register with our regional labour Officer: Mr H Brink *Physical Science offices and where there is no such an of­ Telephone (061) 63141·2067 *Introduction to Mathematics fice, should go to the nearest Office of the (B)Tender Documents: *Economics for Everyone Regional Commissioner. Officer: Mr B Dlergaardt *English for Beginners Telephone: (061) 396 3136 Qualifications needed are; *Computer Science *rural development administrators Tender documents may be obtained at **There is only place for a *community development administrators the Metje Behnsen Building, Independ­ limited number of students * accou ntants/bookkeepi ng ence Ave. (Room 21 0) or from the Perma­ (30 places) between standard 5 *hairdressers nent Secretary: Water Affairs, Private Bag 13193, Windhoek 9000. (Grade 617) and Std 8 to Std. 10 *hai rbraiders *shoemakers (Matric). The amount of R5,00 (not refundable) *tailors/weavers must be paid to the cashier (Room 210) **Price is R150 per month· *welders and panelbeaters between the hours of 7:30 until 13:00 and Schola~ships are negotiable 14:00 until 16:30 before the tender docu­ Please bring along: ments can be obtained. Tender docu­ **Start: 9 March 1991 *copy of certificate/diplomas For further infor:ination, ments shall not be forwarded on tele­ *Namibian ID or equivalent phonic requests. contact: (061) 212953 (Beukes) Offers furnished on the official tender Enquiries: Ponhele YaFrance **Registration on Wednesday, document with the relevant tender num­ Mercedes Street ber endorsed thereon, should be submit­ 6th March, at 15hOO (3p.m.) Khomasdal at Jacob Morengo Tutorial ted to the Secretary: Tender Board, PO Tel: 212956 Box 3328 Windhoek 9000 before 11 :00 on College, Khomasdal Closing date: 28 February 1991 26/03/1991 at the latest. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 6 1991 S The invasion of the blood cell snatch ers

More blood needed to cope with mosqUito attack

AN estimated 100 million people worldwide are infected by malaria resulting in an annual death toll of around one million. According to the Blood Transfusion Service in Namibia, figures show that this country has remained one of the most dangerous epidemic areas with reported cases of the disease settling aro!J.lld 75000 per year in the late 1980's.

According to ~ Wendt, the blood stream. A single eases to over 30 hospitals in PRO for the Blood Transfu­ parasite eventually produces 2 Namibia. ' sion Service, very little is 000 to 40000 daughter cells As well as malaria patients, understood by ordinary people which rupture back into the many other people benefit from about the way malaria affects circulatory system within one the service - accident victims, , the blood and why blood is in to six weeks. . patients in shock or with se­ . greater deIllllIid at some times They then attach themselves vere burns and people under­ PICTURED above, from left, are the Director of Tourism, Hennie Fourie, Marina of the year than others. to the red blood cells, progres­ going operations. J arrett the owner of Encounter Namibia and the Managing Director of Wild Africa A statement from the serv­ sively destroying them. The Mothers may also require a Safaris, Glen Byrom, seen at the launch of the new wholesale travel agency Encounter ice explains there are four dif­ invasion, alteration and destruc­ blood transfusIon during child­ Namibia on Monday night. ferent plasmodium species of tion of red blood cells - which birth and so may their new­ malaria parasites that can in­ make up 45 per cent of human born babies. fect humans and that Falcipa­ blood - leaves thousands of The Blood Transfusion Serv­ rum is .the one which occurs in Namibians in need of blood ice appeals to all Namibians: New travel firm opens Namibia. and blood products, especially "Next time you hear or read It is passed on through the after the rainy season when about venues of blood donor bite of a female Anopheles mosquitoes are at their most clinics being held in your area, mosquito. After a brief period active. don't hesitate to come in and in the blood stream of a hu­ The Blood Transfusion Serv­ join our team of lifesavers. " doors to whole region man, the parasite invades the ice of Namibia delivers safe Further information can be cells of the liver and begin blood which is tested for all obtained at telephone 225851/ their pre-clinical phase out of transfusion-transmitted dis- 2/3. AN innovative new travel organisation burst onto the ism, Hennie Fourie emphasised scene on Monday when Encounter Namibia was launched the need for regional co-op­ at a function at Windhoek's Alte Feste. eration in tourism. Fourie said that since inde­ US WORDS OF CRITICISM FOR The new wholesale travel she intended to market both pendence, a regional market agency promises to offer local Namibia and the southern for tourism had been opened travel agents easier access to African region aggressively. up by Namibia's accession to BOTH ANC, SA GOVERNMENT travel packages in the south­ , 'If there are any tour opera­ SADCC. ern African region and other tors who want to contact me so Tour packages, including W ASIllNGTON: The US be wrong to allow a massive society actually exists. There parts of the world. we can start marketing their stops to Maun in Botswana, State Department's top Af­ infJsion of investment in South were better ways to encourage As a wholesaler handling product, they are welcome," the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe rican specialist, Assistant Afl;ica before a multiracial change, he added. - Sapa-AP large volumes of tourist book­ she said. and several destinations in Secretary Herman J Co. ings, the new agency is well­ Encounter Namibia has es­ Namibia and the rest of the hen, criticised both the placed to offer travel agents tablished a strong working region, had been sold interna­ African National Congress NOTICE hassle-free bookings and relationship with the highly tionally and proved very popu­ and the South African Gov­ smoother service without in­ experienced Wild Africa Safa­ lar. OF MEETING creased costs. ris group as well as being a He said it was expected that ernment at a hearing yes­ The moving force behind member of the Travel Africa combined tours to the south­ terday before a panel of Encounter Namibia is Marina Group. ern African region would be­ the House of Representa­ THE WILDLIFE Jarrett, who for many years EncollIlter Namibia says that come more popular to foreign tives. has been involved in the tour­ in co-operation with Zimbabwe­ tourists and that marketing the • 'The ANC still seems wed­ SOCIETY OF NAMffiIA ism trade in the Caprivi. based Wild Africa Safari's, it region would receive more and ded to the notion that it must The Annual General Meeting of Jarret said she started En­ is able to offer a wide range of more attention from SADCC, somehow 'control.' the econ­ counter Namibia as this was packages to Zimbabwe and tour operators and airlines. omy," he said. " And the the Wildlife Society of Namibia will the ideal time to set up and other southern African coun­ Fourie added that he hoped government must do substan­ take place on Friday, 8 March 1991 gear oneself to the coming travel tries. the launch of Encounter Na­ tially more to address the boom in southern Africa. Speaking at the launch, the mibia would be successful and demands for education, hous­ at 20hOO, at the University of European tourists now re­ Director of Tourism and Re­ that the country could count on ing, health care and land that garded Africa as a highly at­ sorts at the Ministry of Wild­ it to greatly increase tourist apartheid has allowed to go Namibia, Room 210. tractive tourist destination and life, Conservation and Tour- traffic to this attractive region. unmet for so long." Cohen A talk and slide show on heard warnings against lifting LISBON: Angolan Presi~ent Jose Eduardo dos Santos said on of sanctions on South Africa "Galapagos Wildlife" by Angola Monday that his government was hoping to sign a ceasefire from two members of the agreement by April with Unita, the news agency Angop reported. majority Democratic Party on Barbara Curtis, will take wants to In his opening speech to an extraordinary meeting of the ruling the subcommittee on Africa, MPLA's central committee, Dos Santos said his government which was holding the hear­ II~P lace after the meeting. speed up had proposed " meetings and conti!ming contacts" between the ing. It is part of the Foreign two parties in order to ' , accelerate the peace process and conclue Affairs Committee. Republi­ peace a ceasefue agreement in April" . - Sapa-AFP can Howard W olpe said itwould

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amnesia is brought to the ranch and Michael discovers that the Canings boy is really running away from continue the grim reality ofhis brother's death. Meanwhile Reid is held I, as a concerned parent, would captive by the boyfriend of a like to voice my opinion on the girl he has sent to juvenile following. 17h58: Programme detention. On February 26 1991. ten Schedule. 2OhS5: Filler male students received corpo­ 18hOO: News 21hOO: News ral punishment for what a 18h05: Take One 21h30: Looking at teacher called "a personal 18hl0: Filler •••• Ghana insult" . Each ofthese students 18h19: Dusty (new) It is Ghana's Independene Day were caned twice for littering cal one. government to lose the com­ many separate incidents, have 'The story of two friends - Dusty 21h40: Crime Story in the classroom. ing elections, and it would be been reported to Government and Tom Lincoln - the man Episode 11: Harry Bl'eitel in­ Article Eight of the Namib­ CONCERNED TEACHER better for them to reduce un­ officials; but apparently we told who trained Dusty with love terviews Frank Holman and ian Constitution states: No pupil OSHAKATI employment in the near fu- · the wrong people. and patience to become the promises him a deal in ex­ may be punished or tortured in ture. Less foreigners could be Unless the President estab­ best working sheepdog in the change for indictments against any way. even if they are con­ employed and more Namibi­ lishes a standing committee on district. Luca, Bartoli, Taglia and victed of a crime. Graduate ans take their place. It is not which concerned citizens can Episode 1: A trapper kills a Weisbord. Knowing he can't Instead this teacher took the teachers fair that foreigners work while air their concem over the abuse mother dingo and her puppies. deliver Weisbord. Holmand liberty to punish these chil­ Namibians are dying of hun­ of the country' s infrastructure, asks, "What is a crooked cop One puppy is saved and taken dren. WHY are graduate teachers still ger and poverty due to unem­ of whatever extent, things will into town where Tom Lincoln worth?" ... Is this why we sendourchil­ unemployed? Foreign teach­ ployment. not improve. . 22h14: Big Break buys it. dren to school, to be tortured ers get jobs as soon as they Remember that those who Sometime last year, when 18M5:. Transworld Sport A musical programme hosted and punished? arrive here. have no jobsinthiscountry are whites were packing up what 19h38: To be announced by international superstar Foreigners should wait until the people who fought for was believed to be government Natalie Cole. It features Na­ 2Oh05: Neon Rider PARENT all Namibian teachers have jobs, independence and voted for property, taking it to South Episode 13: "John Doe" talie and a top celebrity on WINDHOEK because this country is ours, Swapo in the elections. Africa; while Trans-Namib A runaway who claims to have each show. and they ha..." their own. I write this with-all respect workers were involved in sell­ Note: Please call us and in­ Comrade Minister Nahas, we to the Government. So please ing roofing materials at low form us at what school this can teach at schools in rural don't turn a deaf ear. prices, saying that they were TODAY'S WEATHER incident occurred. We will areas. but first provide us with selling what was brought in by investigate fully. - Bd. accommodation there as you NMYATANGI the SA Government and if THE Weather Bureau's detailed forecast for today: did for the foreigners. WINDHOEK Swapo wanted these things, they * Fine and hot but partly cloudy over the northern and Not dropouts would have to start where oth­ central parts with Is~lated thundershowers but scattered in ers had started; we reported the northeast. * Coast: cool with fog patches overnight In ANGRY TEACHER Stop pretending MINISTER of Education. WINDHOEK these matters but nothing hap­ the north. Wind: moderate north-westerly to south-west­ * Nahas Angula. must accept I WOULD like to air my deep­ pened. erly but fresh to strong southerly in the south reaching gale criticism as expressed by an­ est concern about the Bagani Now the point is. must we force today. We want bread gry schoolchildren and teach­ issue. Government officials report such incidents or not. ers in Oshakati last month, or I AM writing to respond to Mr must stop pretending. The Sometin1es we report them to quit office. Muyongo's views expressed in destruction of the Bagani Buf­ the wrong officials and noth­ The demonstration was not The Namibian of February 20, falo Base could not surprise ing is done. undertaken by school dropouts entitled 'Nanubians want bread, the majority of our country IfPresident Sam Nujoma had and opportunists as the Minis­ not more Ministries'. people. Some of the Govern­ not visited these regions and Today is Wednesday, March 6, the 65th day of 1991 . There are ter alleges. I am a supporter of the Gov­ ment officials are ignorant of seen for himself, then such 300 days left in the year. 'The 4 000 demonstrators were ernment and its Ministers, but the public's viewpoints and-are uncontrolled destruction of a teachers and students express­ I regretto say that I support Ml.. letting us down. When you town would not have qeen Highlights in history on this date: ing their grievances in a re­ Muyongo's view in this re· reports things (destruction) of reported. We are getting tired * 1654 - Sonquas and Bushmen first mentioned by Jan van sponsible manner. gard, although I am not aUT". that nature to them, they ask of reporting things to officials. Riebeeck. The Minister says the cur­ member or a supporter of- h." whether you are working for Some of them do not seem to * 1806 -Transports sail from Cape Town with Dutch malcontents rent budget had not anticipated policies. I am a full member of . the special branch f'r i.-~.;:-fer­ care. after the capitulation. the crisis in school acconuno­ Swapo, and a Namibian hold­ ing with Government program­ • 1816 - Execution of Slachtersnek rebels. dation. May we ask the Hmour­ ing a diploma and a degree. but ·mes. TKALOLA * 1836 - Alamo nussion in San Antonio, Texas, falls to Mexican able Minister why? still I have no job, no accom­ Destruction of this kind in WINDHOEK army after 13-day siege in which Davy Crockett and 186 other Inefficiency on the part of modation and no food to eat. defenders die. the Ministry of Education is I am fed up with roaming the * 1891 - Sir Henry Loch and Mr Cecil Rhodes visit London to the reason why students and streets every day. The Govern­ discuss South African affairs with Her Majesty's Government. pupils could not be acconuno­ ment says it has no money and ADDRESS YOUR LETTERS * 1901 - Sir Walter Hely-Hutchinson appointed Governor of dated at schools this year. wants to cut public expendi­ South Africa arrives at Cape Town. The sooner the Minister ture, and yet it appoints more TO THE NAMIBIAN: * 1922 - United States prohibits export of arms to China. accepts, and rectifies this mis­ Ministers. As far as I can re­ * 1933 - Poland occupies port of Danzig. take, the better. member Ministers' salaries are P 0 BOX 20783 WINDHOEK * 1945 - German city of Cologne falls to U S First Army in World Any delay could cause the in the vicinity of R12 000, WarlI. crisis to develop into a politi- which is a lot. I do not want the >I< 1946 - France recognizes Vietnam as free state within Indochina Federation. * 1953 - G.M. Malenkov succeeds the lae Joseph Stalin as Premier of Soviet Union. * 1957 - Two former British colonies of Gold Coast and Togoland fom1 independent West African nation of Ghana; Israeli troops hand over Gaza Strip to United Nations force . .~ 1962 - United States pledges to defend Thailand against direct A NEW concept in tourism is local conununities are initiat­ returns to the people of the try of Wildlife, Conservation Communist aggression without waiting for action by Southeast emerging in the conunwiaI ing campsites and craft shops area. and Tourism, has been involved Asia Treaty Organization. fanning area known as Dam­ in popular areas visited by Inajointventure. the World in in1provement of tourist fa­ 1965 - U S Defense Department announces that 3 500 Marines * araland. According to the Save tourists, which means that Wide Fund for Nature, Save cilities at Twyfelfontein. are being sent to South Vietnam - first U S ground combat troops the Rhino Trust Fund, various tourism is, at last, bringing direct the RhinoTrust and the Minis- The driving force behind it committed to fighting against Conununist guerrillas. is Elias Xaogub, who has de­ 1968 - The two Rhodesian Blacks reprieved by Queen Elizabeth * signed and supervised the 11 and one other were hanged in Rhodesia. beautiful stone work of the gate * 1970 - Alexander Dubcek, former Czech Coinrnunist Party and craft shop. Campsites are boss, is suspended from party. . tastefully designed and named * 1971 - South Vietnamese report capture of key Communist after local indigenous trees. supply hub in Sepone (Techepone) on Ho Chi Minh Trail in southern Laos. . Fees charged for campsites will be utilised for the upkeep * 1975 - Arab terrorist raid on a Tel Aviv hotel leaves 14 dead. of the facilities and the needs * 1987 - Rudolf Hess, 92-year-old former Hitler deputy and last of the local conununity. imprisoned leader of Nazi Germany, is in British military hospi­ tal with pneumonia. The Save the Rhino Trust has assisted a group of local * 1988 - Thousands of Tibetans demanding independence set inhabitants at Khowarib to set fires throughout their capital city of Lhasa. * 1989 - At least 109 people, most of them laborers, die after up a campsite and craft shop. The project was initiated and drinking homemade liquuor in India's western city of Baroda. carried out by Eliu Taniseb. * 1990 - Afghan defense minister Tanai leads coup attempt against government of Najibullah. Local people in Khorixas have also been assisted by the Save the Rhino Trust to set up Today's Birthdays: a rustic craft market where local people can bring their handi­ Michelangelo, Italian renaissance artist (1475-1564); Cyrano de crafts to sell to the tourists who Bergerac, Savinien, French author-duellist (1620-1655); Eliza­ visit the area. The market is beth B arrett Browning, English poet (1806-1861); Lorin Maazel, run entirely by Khorixas resi­ French-born conductor (1930-). dents, and although small, it has provided the conununity Thought For Today: with means of self-employment and will hopefully bring some Ask yourself whether you are happy, and you cease to be so relief to the vast number of --John StUatt Mill, English philosopher-economist (1806-1873). PRIME Minister Hage Geingob visits LL- ~:-~ ri ~h QP at T~?~~? ntei!1 . unemployed people in the town. .. ~ ),. , t ... ~ ,,. . " .. _ - ..... I.!' " Wednesday March 6 1991 7 AROUND THE WORLD Mandela case may be dropped Laurence goes to jail JOHANNESBURG: The Star journal.ist Patrick Laurence was. if witnesses refuse to testify sentenced to 10 days' jail by a Johannesburg magistrate yes­ terday after refusing to comply with conditions of Section205 daughter Mompumelelo Falati, of the Criminal Procedures Act. . JOHANNESBURG: The incident-rilled trial ofWinnie Mandela resumes today with John Morgan and four former An application for bail pending appeal was launched by the distinct possibility that the State may have no other choice but to drop kidnapping members ofthe Mandela Foot­ Peter Reynolds, acting for Laurence. The application was and assault charges levelled Jlgainst her and three others, simply because key wit­ ball Club who skipped bail in refused by the agistrate. An urgent application to have the n~sses have either disappeared or refuse to testify. December and have not been magistrate's bail decision reversed was to be heard in the Rand The trial was adjourned on whereabouts. refusing to testify - quite pos- . , seen py the authorities since. Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. February 14 for three weeks in Ifhe is not in court to testify sible in terms of South African Mandela and her remaining In addition, an appeal has been launched against the judg­ order to give the State the today, Mekgwe 's fellow law - would change their minds, three co-accused in the dock ment, the sentence and the decision by the court to issue a opportunity to find complain­ complainants, Kenneth Kgase, they said. have pleaded not guilty to. all subpoena against Laurence. The Star's attorneys said in a ant and key witness Gabiel Pelo 31, and Thabo Mono, 21, are In effect this leaves the State the charges. statement in the nornlal course of such events, bail would have Mekgwe, 22, who disappeared unlikely to to give evidence withou t any eye-witnesses and In a separate trial last year been granted. on February 10 when he was against Mandela. only circumstantial evidence, Jerry Richardson, the former They found the refusal to grant bail "astonishing". allegedly kidnapped by three At previous hearings both such as blood samples taken . Mandela Football Club Laurence was jailed inlmediately after the Magistrate's unidentified men from the Kgase and Mono said they were from the walls, curtains and' "coach", was sentenced to Court earing yesterday moming. He had refused to reveal to Soweto Methodist Church. "too scared" to testify in view ceiling of two outside rooms at death for murdering Seipei, police his sources for an article which evealed a key witness Indications are that Mekgwe of what had happened to Mandela's Diepkloof, Soweto whose body was found in a in the kidnapping and assault trial of Winnie andela and three has not been found - police Mekgwe. house. ditch in Soweto with his throat others had been seen leaving the Soweto Methodist anse with were still looking for him late Bothsaid they were likely to Mekgwc, Kgase and Mono slit early in January 1989,just three ANC men. last week when SABC broad­ change their minds only if and 14-year-old activist a few days after he, Mekgwe, In court yesterday, he refused to reveal the nanle of a source cast an appeal for informants Mekgwe reappeared safe and Stompie Seipei were allegedly Kgase am Mono were abducted. who had told him of circumstances surrounding the disappear­ to come forward and provide unhurt. Not even the threat of a kidnapped and assualted by - Sapa. ance of witness Gabriel Mekgwe. - Sapa. information concerning rus recurring prison sentence for Mandela, Xoliswa Falati, her Kenyan editor jailed Rebels battle NAIROBI: The editor of a magazine that has advocated multi­ govt troops as .. party politics in Kenya was charged with sedition and viola­ Inkatha/ANC talks tion of Kenya's publishing laws Thursday. Gitobu Imanyara, editor of The Nairobi Law Monthly, pleaded innocent to the charges. Magistrate George Omondi Tunya promised to rule Turmoil. ". on Imanyara' s bail application yesterday. Imanyara, 38, faces to halt violence a maximum of 10 years imprisonment if convicted of sedition and a fine on a charge of failing to posta40-011ar bond with the Registrar of Publications for the magazine. - Sapa-AP. JOHANNESBURG: Political rivals the Inkatha Freedom Party and the Mrican in south National Congress held urgent talks here yesterday in a bid to avert any spread of violence that claimed 24 lives in a Soweto hostel on Sunday. Train crash kills 78 In a statement released at a mates this week and a joint " We appeal to all those Iraq LISBON: At least 78 people were killed and 103 others injured joint news conference, they meeting by the two regional people ... To give pe

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Today's quotations for unit trusts: Prlnliag and Publlsb Midas 330 Tegkor 1050 1100 Argus 1350 1450 1400 Mi1stan 70 Tib 1060 1100 1100 General Equity Funds: Disptch 110 120 Musica 70 Utico 3150 3300 Litho 26 MusicaCd 240 Tronsportatlon Allegro 96,20 89,38 5,17 Math Ash 290 OK 1350 Cargo 160 170 165 BOEGrowth 112,06 104,25 n/a Penrose 40 45 Penbord 60 La.er 130 140 123 Fedgro 105,76 98,34 n/a Persbel 575 Penpin 100 100 LOJU1lil 18 20 Guardbank Growth 1917,60 1790,34 5,62 Pubhold 40 Pepgro 3500 Mobile 1525 Solchem 35 Pepkor 7000 7600 Putco 105 110 110 Momentum 187,03 174,18 7,17 TML 900 Pep 3100 Unitran 500 550 500 Metfund 146,52 136,53 6,14 Steel and Allied Pikwik 1200 1250 1250 Development Capital NBS Hallmark 767,83 713,92 7,61 Cmi 600 650 Picknpay 2525 2550 2550 Aida 23 NorwichNBS 299,13 278,15 8,85 Hiveld 1370 Reggiea 23 25 25 Aimarl< 26 lacor 183 184 183 Sonlic: 24 Anjet 7 Old Mutual Investors 2203,00 2046,73 5,52 Usko 150 160 Scoclik 250 300 Blocha 22 Safegro 108,07 101,08 8,48 Uskol4pc:cp 130 ISO Score 550 560 Choice 15 Sage 1920,89 1785,87 5,54 RetaDen od WIIoleaalen Shield 80 85 ere 500 Sanlam 1350,84 1260,43 4,84 Acrem 65 Shoprit 350 350 Dpf-inv 75 Aroma 15 Smart 190 200 190 Enrol 50 Sanlam Index 1070,61 998,36 5,41 Akj 40 Speclty SOO Hypcret 20 Southern Equity l38,19 129,07 6,14 Autoqip 45 Storeco 1000 10SO Lanchem 5 3 Standard 921,79 864,62 8;31 Bergen 220 Teljoy 190 200 200 Leppin 15 Syfrets Growth 201,82 188,65 6,35 Caahbil 3SO Trabild 40 38 Lyntex 10 15 Clicks 1400 1400 Tradgro 130 140 130 Maemed 10 UAL 1660,33 1552,96 6,71 Cnagalo 2425 24SO 2450 Trgr 131'" Ocd 145 Mestore" 26 Specialist Equity Funds: Cumow 22 30 Tradhld 89 Norvic 15 Guardbank Resources 126,17 117,17 7,90 Du.lmov 5 Tradhld13pc:cd 55 Nova 20 30 Sage Resources 107,03 100,00 8,00 Dropinn 110 Tradhld13acd 50 Quontwn 3 3 Eddies 15 20 Walhold 575 585 580 Quontuml4pc:cp 7 Sanlam Industrial 743,46 692,65 5,36 Edgan 4800 5150 Waltons 590 Quickco 6 Sanlam Mining 290,53 270,36 6,14 Focus 22 Wooltru 7600 7700 7600 Romena 35 Sanlam Dividend 352,35 327,59 5,13 Fosclmi 9100 Wooltru-a- 7600 7600 Shocraf 40 Southern Mining 125,80 117,27 6,78 Oresham 45 48 Sugar Spicer 23 30 Hicorl 42 Lonsugr 2102 Tdl I '2 2 Standard Gold 179,39 167,77 8,34 Hiscore 475 500 485 Tong.. t 1400 1425 1425 Venture Capital UAL Mining and Lefic 4500 Tobacco and Matcb Biopoly 55 Resources 339,75 317,43 5,94 Mascon 300 LMatch 230 Nci 2 3 UAL Selected Masholc;l 325 RembBeh 1250 1275 1250 Rico 1 2 2 Opportunities 1345,73 1253,98 5,34 Metro 300 325 300 Remgro 1700 1700 Tecf'm 25 Old Mutual Mining 249,03 231,26 6,89 Old Mutual Industrial 266,58 247,57 n/a Old Mutual Gold Fund 117,86 109,38 7,48 Income/Gilt Funds: Corbank 108,61 107,47 14,97 Devastated Kuwait Guardbank Income 113,29 112,10 17,12 Old Mutual Income 108,81 106,55 15,76 Senbank High Yield 101,55 100,48 14,11 Senbank Gilt 101,29 ,100,23 14,15 Standard Extra Income 91,26 90,25 16,12 scarred for years Syfrets Income 108,88 107,79 15,30 UAL Gilt 1171,60 1159,89 15,20 IN KUWAIT'S GREA1ER BURGAN ing for food on the ravaged landscape can companies and a Canadian firm had Closing exchange rates against the rand OIL FIELDS: Kuwait has become an pass by, their white hides covered been called in to put out the fires, but environmental nightinare, with tons with soot. none had arrived as of Monday ,he said. sell . T. T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying of toxins spewing into the air daily and "This is the way the end of the In an attempt to fuflict maximum a )wge oil slick slapping against its world willloc,>k," said one journalist. damage. the Itaqis blew up the wells US$ 2,6050 2,5850 2,5670 2,5510 Gulf coastline. US Marine Corporal Ray Miranda, while they were turned on full throttle. Sterling 4,9885 4,9240 4,8770 4,8370 The Iraqi sabotage that caused the who was involved in the recent fight­ With all the damaged wells in that Austrian shilling 4,1110 4,1705 4,1975 4,2205 twin disasters also hurt Kuwait's econ­ ing in the area, said "that for a couple position, they could be purnpin&, up to 3 Australian $ 0,4880 0,4950 0,5095 0,5145 omy so completely that it lacks the days we didn't know if it was day or million barrels a day that are being Belgian franc 12,0000 12,2000 12,3000 12,4000 money to clean up the pollution that night unless we checked our watch. ' , turned into smog, AIy Aseen said. Pula 0,7225 0,7330 0,7365 0,0000 will leave its scars for years to come, Nationwide, about 800 of Kuwait's Some ofthe burning wells in western Canadian$ 0,4420 0,4485 0,4525 0,4560 "The magnitude of the problem is 950 oil wells are on fire .. and it will Kuwait have a relatively high concen­ Swiss franc 0,5070 0,5150 0,5180 0,5205 beyond the capacity of Kuwait, ad­ take billions of do.llars and at least tration of hydrogen sulfide, a highly Deutsche Mark 0,5825 0,5915 0,5950 0,5980 ministratively, teclmically and finan­ 500 days before they can be extin­ toxic gas, he said. However, few people Danish Krone 2,2450 2,2775 2,2960 2,3120 cially," said Musab Aly Aseen, the guished, AIy Aseen said. live in the area and no problems have Pesetas 36,3500 36,9500 37,3500 37,650 Kuwait Oil Company's superinten­ A single well fire can cost 3 mil­ been reported. Finnish Mark 1,4130 1,4340 1,4495 1,4630 dent of oil resovoirs at the Greater lion dollars to more than 10 million In the waters of the Gulf, estimated at French Franc 1,9910 2,0195 2,0325 2,0440 Burgan oil fields, 40 km south of dollars if workers must drill into the up to 2 million barrels of oil, released Drachma 62,9500 63,8000 64,7000 65,4500 Kuwait City. " It's a total catastro­ side and fill it with mud rather than by the Iraqis from a Kuwaiti oil termi­ Hong Kong $ 2,9825 3,0225 3,0430 3,0600 phe." . simply capping the top, Kuwaitioff'i­ nal, has 'been partially contained but Irish punt 4,5575 4,5015 4,4750 4,4530 Nowhere is the disaster more dra­ cials said. Many of the high pressure not cleaned up. The spill already has Indian rupee 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 matic than in Greater Burgan, one of Kuwaiti wells will require this treat­ killed thousands of birds and other marine Italian lire 435,7500 442,2000 446,7500 450,5500 the world's largest oil fields. The Iraqi ment. life and is damaging the fragile coastal Yen · 51,4000 52,2000 52,4500 52,7000 occupiers used explosives to set alight "One oil well fire is a disaster. ecology. Kenyan shilling 9,6890 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 almost all of the 654 wells on Feburary What kind of word would you use to Western environmental groups have Mauritian rupee 5,5005 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 22, two days before US-forces launched describe this?" saidAliAI-Qabandi, begun washing off oil-soaked birds, Malawian kwacha 0,9955 1,0085 1,0150 0,0000 a ground war to liberate Kuwait, AIy superintendent of budgets with the but major cleanup efforts have been Guilder 0,6590 0,6685 0,6735 0,6775 Aseen said. state-owned Kuwait Oil Company. slowed by the war and Kuwait's' preoc­ Norwegian krone 2,2855 2,3175 2,3545 2,3865 Driving toward the infernos, the "The effect on the ozone, the ecol­ cupation with more urgent needs such NZ$ 0,6400 0,6485 0,6555 0,6615 colour of the sky darkens, going from ogy, the marine life is massive. We as food and water. Pakistani rupee 8,2800 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 deep blue to ashen gray to midnight aren't even breathing air here, we're No one has yet put up the money to Escudos 51,0500 51,8000 52,6500 53,4000 black within the space of kilometers. just breathing smog." pay for the cleanup operation. - Sapa­ Seychelle rupee 1,9730 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Becauseno sunlight has been reach­ AI-Qabandi said that several Ameri- AP. Swedish krone 2,1740 2,2050 2,2230 2,2385 ingthe desert floor, the temperature in ,..------­ Singapore $ 0,6625 0,6730 0,6765 0,6790 Greater Burgan at midday on Monday Zambian kwacha 19,3780 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 was about 20 degrees Celsius, consid­ ZW$ 1,0545 1,0715 1,0770 0,0000 erably cooler than in nearby Kuwait Get the ripple effect from your investment City. These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to alterations. Streaks of fire shoot hundreds of Invest as little as a thousand Rand in an metres into the air, roaring like jet Omnibond Participalion ·Mortgage Bond and fighter planes and releasing acid black you're assured the ripple effect of high interest Zambia gets US aid smoke that covers the entire sky, block­ and security. ing out the sun even at high noon. LUSAKA: The United States has granted Zambia US$19 million as aid From one small rise, more than 80 Of. interest per annum paid towards the payment of a portion of about one billion dollars in debt arrears to separate fires are visible. Soot falls 20 •5 -ID monthly in advance. the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF). And the Norwegian like black snowflakes, adding a dark Minimum interest of 20.5% per annum to 30 Agency for International Development has granted Zambia 5,8 million dollars coat to the desert sand. June 1991. also towards debt repayment. Zambian Finance Minister Mr Gibson Chigaga Pools ofleaking oil form fiery lakes and the US ambassador to Zambia, DrGordon Streeb, signed the aid agreement of thick sludge. Gutted Iraqi tanks and An Omnibond management team, from SA, in Lusaka on Monday. Both parties said the grant would go a long way in "will be in Namibia between the 18th and 22nd other burned out ~ehic1es litter the of March 1991 to see you. Please phone us to easing Zambia's economic problems. Mr Chigaga said his government's main roadside. appointment. objectives were the reduction of inflation and the improv~ment of the econ­ Dozens of unattended cattle look- omy's external competitiveness. An economic stabilization and adjustment programme was underway to contain inflation, now at 150 per cent a year. . 1I:qOl'nI~on. (011) 337·4540 Zambia has agreed with multinational financial institutions for the need to OMNlBOND fulfil debt payment obligations beginning at the end of March. Dr Streeb said STAY INFORMED Managers (ply) Lld his government would transfer the US grant to the World Ballkdirectly as "a sign of my government's continuing desire to support the Zambian Govern­ READ THE Omnibond House 98 President Street ment and its people in its restructuring of the economy". NAMIBIAN Johannesburg 10 Wednesday March 6 1991 THE' NAMIB1AN

Covenant Players SENTRA Namibia het nou 'n ware Namibiese firma geword na die beherende aandele in die maatskappy deur plaaslike aandeelhouers gekoop is. Die stap het gevolg na 'n maatskappy gevorm is met die uitsluitlike doel om die beherende aandele in Sentra op besoek Namibie vanaf Sentra Suid-Afrika oor te koop. Die maatskappy het alreeds nog steeds dieselfde terwyl kommullaIe gebiede bereik kan in 1988/89 begin om die Sentra Suid-Afrika oor 'n word. Dit kon in die verlede NAAKTE drama met 'n Iigte aanslag en 'n sterk boodskap word tot Vrydag in die aktiwiteite van die Suid-Afri­ minderheidsaandeel van 20% nie gedoen word nie as gevolg Ruimte by die Universiteit van Namibie opgevoer deur die Covenant Players. Die ;. kaanse maatskappy hierheen beskik. van wetgewing wat eien­ lede van die groep is Charmaine McDonaId, Julie Kriill, Terry Sanderson·Smith en oor te plaas. ,Sentra is al27 jaar bedrywig domsreg in hierdie gebiede June Oehley. Joban Smit van die Max:irama in hierdie land. Dit is 'n maat­ verbied het. Beplande wetge­ op Gobabis en Plaaslike Di­ skappy wat verskillende ban­ wing sal hopelik die struikelblok Die dramas spreekhoofsaak­ Die hoofkantoor van die temas uit sy geskrifte en voer dit op. rekteur van Sentra Suid-Af­ delaars dwarsoor die land van uit die weg ruim. Ilk: morele kwessies aan en is groep is in Los Angeles en die Die tema vir vandag handel rika en AIan Brown, die di­ voorrade voorsien en bedien In 1986 is hul eerste kantore daarop gemik om sekere gedrag­ VSA terwyl die res van die oor verlossing terwyl ander rekteur van Sentra Namibia is tans 48 handelaars. Die getal in hierdie land in Windhoek stipes van christenkarakters uit wereld oor streekskantore temas vir Donderdag en Vry­ tans aandeelhouers van die sluit 44 kleinhandelaars en 4 geopen. Die doel hiervan was te beeld. beskik. Suid-Afrika is in sewe dag nog gekies moet word. beheermaatskappy. Die beheer­ groothandelaars in. Daar is ook om die maatskappy totaal Sonunige van die ternas wat streke verdeel en die groep wat Die lede van die groep is maatskappy beskik nou oor die 'n paar drankwinkels en ga­ onatbanklik van Suid-Afrika gister deur hierdie groep tans in die land is in Roode­ uitgebeeld is gaan oor die sin poort gestasioneerd. voltyds op toer behalwe vir beherende aandeel in Sentra rages wat bedien word. te maak. twee maande van die jaar waar Namibia. Joban Smit se die maatslmppy Die aankope van die beher­ van die lewe, hoop en vertroue. Die idee van so 'n groep het Aandele van die ander sou graag verder wil uitbrei ende aandeel was om hierdie Terwyl ander en nuwe temas 27-jaar gelede ontstaan by hulle opleiding en voorbereid­ ing innuwe stukke moet doen. Namibiese aandec;lhouers bly sodat ook die tradisioneel mikpunt te bereik. gedurende die res van die week Charles N. Tanner, 'n voor­ aan die beurt sal kODL malige Hoilywood-skrywer. Hulle sal verskillende skole Gister is die mens se smag­ wat 'nroeping ontvanghet om gedurende die week besoek v66r ting na rykdom in een van hul . 'n dnirnagroep te begin wat hulle aan die einde van die Beweerde polisiediefstal ondersoek toneeltjies, "Wat wil jy speel" oor die hele wereld die christe­ week na Walvisbaai vertrek. uitgebeeld. Dit het gegaan oor like boodskap sal·uitdra . Hulle sal vir die res van ONDERSOEKE na die saak sitkamer moes wag. Drie na die prokureur·generaal 'n denkbeeldige wereld waarin Hy het tot op hede ongeveer hierdie week elke dag om 13: 15 waarin polisie op Tsumeb persone was betrokke by die verwys word vir sy besluit. alle wense waar kan word. Die 2000 dramas vir die groep in die Ruimte by die Univer­ van diefstal beskuldigword ondersoek. Hy kon nie die name van die boodskap hiervan was dat die geskryf en lruile neem daagliks siteit van Nanubie te sien wees. is tans afgehandel en moet Terwyl hulle besig was het polisiemanne wat in die saak doel van die lewe nie die ver­ sameling van aardse dinge is aan Hartmut Ruppel, die hulle 'n aankomende polio aangekla word bekend maak rue. . . prokureur·generaal voor· sievoertuig gehoor en op die nie omdat die saak nog nie 'n Ander het sterk herinner gele word om te besluit of vlug geslaan. In hul haas is in die hof verskyn het nie. aan die nou alreeds klassieke daar enige saak gernaak sal die sleutels van 'n polio Benewens die bedrae voorval in die bekende stron- . word. sievoertuig waarmee hul waaroor aanvanklik berig esreeks, "Peanuts". Die Tileinge Shioedima, 'n gekom het op die ton eel is word nog 'n verdere R6 voorval waarin die hoofkar­ iowooer van die dorp, het vergeet. 525 vermis. Hierdie bedrag akter van die strokie elke keer '0 klag by die polisie gaan Die voertuig is eers die is 'n week later eers vermis die bal misskop nadat sy suster indien na persone van die volgende dag deur die polio nadat een van die inwoners horn belowehet omnie die bal "Sen trale In.telligensiedi­ sie kom haal. van die huis wat nie tois weg te ruk nie word hier toegepas op die cluisten. Quis­ ens" haar huis deursoek en Na die ondersoek het die was, op die betrokke aand tene belowe dikwels een ding geld na die anoop van die eienares van die huis 3 000 nie, teruggekom het. Die aan ander en doen dan presies "ondersoek" uit haar huis Amerikaanse Dollar uit haar polisie se ondersoek is vol· die teenoorgestelde. Hierdie vermis is. Die polisie was na klerekoffer vermis. Daar is gens Inspekteur van Zyl aan· houding word op eenvoudige bewering op soek na ook 'n totaaI van R13 600 sienlik bemoeilik omdat die en treffende wyse aangebied. dwelmmiddels in haar huis. uit 'n hangkas in die klagtes baie later as die tyd Die groep voer nie elke dag Volgens haar klag is sy in hoofslaapkamer verwyder waarop die voorvalle pia· dieselfde ternas op nie en elke die nag opgeklop deur on· volgens die klaagster. asgevind het gerapporteer dag word daar op ander mani­ bekende persone. Die polisie kon nie daarin is. ere na die mens gekyk. Telk­ Die persone het haar huis slaag om die geld wat na Die eerste klag is op die ens word 'n sterk christelike binnegegaan onder die voor· bewering gesteel is op te daaropvolgende Sondag gele boodskap by die gehoor ge­ laat. wendsel dat hulle van die spoor nie. terwyl dit na bewering op Die Covenant Players is die polisie is. Inspekteur van Zyl van dk Vrydagaand plaasgev· groep met die meeste spelers Volgens die berig het hulle .die polisie op Tsumeb het ind het. Die laaste bedrag is in die hele wereld en beskik sonder '0 lasbrief die huis bevestig dat hy die saak eers op die Donderdag, 'n oor kleiner groepies op elke deursoek terwyl sy in die ondersoek het. Dit moet nou week later, aangemeld. kontinent.

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Namibian.. Citizenship June Oehley en Julie Kriill van die Covenant Players te required. sien in "Depend on it" gedurende hul opvoering, gister, in die Ruimte·teater van die Universiteit van Namibie. Please phone to arrange for an interview. VIR NUUSWENKE SKAKEL (Miss) E Izaaks ERICH BOOIS BY 36970 Tel: (061) 37900 TYDENS' KANTOORURE THE NAMIBIAN Wednesesday March 6 1991 11 Oshilongo oshi na okumona olusheno meendelelo

Omahala agehe omanene gOpaigwana moNamibia na Brand gwa SWA WEK opo a mo sha oshindji melongitho mokati koshigwana ogena oku okwa li e shi luku kutya shika KU OSWALD SHIVUTE MONAYENA tsikile nOproyeke ndjoka lyolusheno. kala ga mona olusheno kehu­ osho naana "Euliko yokugandja olusheno koshig­ Y0 ongOmalelo gOpaito­ lilo lyomumvo tagu ya ngele lyUukwawo wa Nankaij tali warm. Epangelo otali ka lon­ polwa otaya ka kala yena oshi­ iinima nenge iilonga ayihe ulililwa oNamibia ldigwana pethimbo ndika naambyoka yi tango taya ende ngaa kashona gela kumwe nomahangano nakugwanithwa shokutopola mbyoka yi na sha nokutula mo yOpondje shi na sha netungo na okuya mo pokati mpoka nakashona na opo ya zi ye hole ngoka ge li omatata kEpangelo olusheno nokulu kaleka po omalusheno oya ende nawa nehumithokomeho lyEmona omanga yimwe yina oku ka ya mboka taya hepekwa notaya omolu ehumithokomeho miitopolwa mbyoka yi li kohi moshitopolwa ashihe sha mo Namibia. Oministeli oya millonga konima yethimbo kembadhala ye ya kwathele, lyEmona lyoshilongo. Omin­ yawo. Ekalepo lyOffiinisteli Wambo. pandula wo Omukwaniilwa gwa natango. Ngele twa haleni ngaashi taye tu kwathele, opo isteli oya indila kOshigwana yopevi yi na sha nOmalelo Ondi na oku katula oma­ Ndonga Tatekulu Kauluma okutunga po sha nena otu na tu mone Ombili, emanguluko ashihe opo shi gandje elonge­ gOpaitopolwa nOmagumbo lusheno pomahala ngaashi ngoka alii hula mo okupulana nawa lela Qpo shob ngaashi twe li mona, nUuyuki. loknmwe lyasho lru SWA WEK osho tashi ulike notashi gandja pOmahala gEpangelo, pOo­ mokulongekidha oshituthi tatu tungu po shaa teke po. Sho twa li muudhigu, uuna taya tula mo omalusheno uumbangi mekalo nombinga sik:ola, pIipangelo nopOongel­ shika, oshowo SWA WEK Osbo Oministeli ya ti. Elalalamo Epangelo lya Norway pamwe pomahala ga tumbulwa. ye naanambelewa yOshikondo eka opo aakalimo yaampoka ngoka oye ta ka kala ta nyan­ lyetu okuyambula po onkalo nIilongo yokoNordic oshowo Oshikondo shOmalelo she moshinima shika. Kehu­ ya mone uuye1ele namboka muli dolola mokuhumithakomeho yoyendji. yamwameme yomu Afrika oya gOpmtopolwa nOmagumbo lilo, Oministeli oya pandula mooha moka tamu ende ooleina Oproyeke yokutula mo oma­ Oministeli oya tseyitha na­ li ye tu kwathele noonkondo osha kala shi na mo oshito­ kwaashihe sha ningwa po opo dhika otamu vulu ano lusheno. Oministeli oya li wo tango kutya, Oproyeke ndjika na otatu li "Iyaaloo! pol.v.a melongitho lyolusheno oshituthi sheegululo shi ende okukuthako olusheno lweni ya pandula okukala po yolrugandja olusheno koshita­ Oya kwathela Oontauki na otaya ka kala natango ye na nawa. palandulathano ngaashi tashi kwaalongisikola naanona yoa­ polwa shAwambo, shimwe dhaaNanubia mu Angola na uthwa paveta. SWA WEK on­ sikola oshowo ekalopo shomOoproyeke dhokugandja Zambia, oyo ya tunga nokuka­ tandi ke ku inekelela oshi­ lyOmukalelipo olusheno kOshigwana ashihe leka po Osikola yUungomba nakugwanithwa shokugandja gwUukwaniilwa wa Norway moNamibia.Otwa tameka yAanamihlamO~oy~ Tutu nosheendo shaye olusheno koshigwana tamu omusamane Hanssen. nolrugandja olulheno kOkatima Loudirna na oya luku osikola longele kumwe nOministry Orninisteli oya li ya lombwele nomOmwedhi tagu ya otatu ka ya'!l0 yimwe yedhina Elverum yOmapangelo gOpaitopolwa oshigwana kutya osho sha kala tameka nOkugandja olusheno yi kale omwayinathanakad­ va talelepo Owambo nOmagumbo na otandi indile elalakano ly~angelo olruyam­ talu zi pOtjikoto talu yi ~o bona nOndoolopa ya Shom­ oshigwana mu longele kumwe bula po nokuhumithakomeho Rundu kOkavango. eya-Tsumeb- . onga eulikilo Onmbishofi waAnglicana wongeleka yaNatal, Michael Nuttall, nIikondo mbika iyali, unene emona miitopolwa yopondje Onda bala oku nm lombwela lyUukwawo wa Nankali osoodaha shaya okwa li a yandja ombili keengeleka daNamibia moku ya idhidhimikila uuna yoondoolopa mob mwa kala kutya ngele iilonga ayihe oya ekwathelo koshigwana odo dill popepi neengaba daAngola, omolw'ominyonena odo da taya the le oopala dhomalush­ aakalimo oyendji lela. Otushi ende nawa nena otashi vulika shAananubia.Osikola ndjika kala tadi ningilwa eengeleka komatango aSouth Afrcica. eno momapya geni. shi kutya oonzo dhetu oont­ Oproyeke ndjika yi ka kale oya kala hayi kwathele Omubishofi Nutta1l, 00 eli omubishofi omukulunhu waAngli­ Shika osha li sha popiwa shona na otuna ongundu yaantu yapwa kehulilo lyomumvo oSWAPO noya kala egumbo can mOumbuanhu waAfrica, konima yomubishofi Desomond kOministeli yi na sha ndjoka kayi na iilonga, otwa taguya 1992. lyAanamibia. Ekwathelo ndjoka Tutu, okwa li va popifa eongalo la St Mary's pOdibo. niikwankondo nOomina thigulula oondjo komukola­ Oministeli oya tseyithile tatu mono koNorway olya zi Omubishofi ou okwa li ta udifa mosheendo sheebishofi 10 ado Omusamane Hennan Toivo ya nyeki na otwe shi dhimbulula oshigwana kutya oproyeke nale. da dja koSouth Africa noLesotho. Eebishofi edi oda li mewiliko Toivo pOnayena mOlyomakaya wo kutya, pehala lyokutunga ndjika otayi futwa kEpangelo Oministeli oya shilipaleke lomubishofi omukulunhu Desmond Tutu, ovo kwali va ka tale­ ga ziko pethimbo lyeegululo kwali Oosikola, Iipangelo nenge lyaNOrway, oshilongo shoka Epangelo lya Norway kutya, lapo kOumbangalanhu wOwambo. lyegandjo lyolusheno pA­ Ookinda, Omukolonyeki okwa shi na aantu ye li pomamiliona eyakulo ndjoka taya mono lruyo Eefikola, Oipangelo nosho tuu okwa li ya fininikwa oku kala pangelo. tula iimali wa ayihe mbyoka ya ga 4 na oshi na onkalamwenyo otali ka kwatwa nawa opo li ya patwa pefimbo loita, nomatungo mabapu okwa li ambonyaunwa Omusamane ya Toivo okwa li po mEtanga lye lyUukwiita yi li pombanda lela. Ominis­ longe omoluuwanawa waaka­ po koita. Ovawiliki veengeleka ova itavela kutya ovakwaita li a simaneke a mana mo, eka­ opo Omunamibia a lwithe teli oya ti natango kutya oshi­ limo oyendji moNamibia opo va~outh Africa ovo va xwikapo omatungo eengeleka mwa kwa­ lopo lyAakalelipo ylliongo­ Omunamibia omukwawo. longo Norway osha li sha li wapaleke onkalo yawo telwa eeseminali. Osho Bishop Nuttell a dimbulukifa eongalo. Ambassadors- Ookomufala Otushi shi kutya otuna okun­ fundagulwapo ku Hitler miita pAmona lyoshilongo. L .. shofi Nuttall okwa twa omufindo ta ti, ovakwaita vaSouth yOpombanda mboka ya li po, inga omathaneko giinima yUuyuni, ihe oye shi mangul­ Oministeli oya pandula noya . AFl.ca ovatilyane ovo vali moNamibia pefinibo loita ovo va Aakalelipo yOmahangano mbyoka yi na okuya miilonga ula noku shi tungulula po na- tsu omulrumo onmsamane Polia x~ l .rnpo, na ponhele yavo ota yandje ombili kovaNamibia.

Ovashingi otava ka katukilwa eenghatu 1111111111111111111 111 PRESENTS 1111111111111111111 11 11 THE DYNAMIC Omolwomafyo oipundjamenye 00 taa ningwa meendjiIa domoshiIongo owdru nomutenya, Oshikondo shOikwameni TAXI osha to kola okutulapo eemhango da kwata moiti opo ku kelelwe oiponga yomeendjiIa oyo tai hapupala erJk~ keshe. Oshikondo eshi osha holola ashike omwedi ou ndele ope Omolwouhasha wa tum­ eekilometa 60 movili moi­ LIVE!! LIVE!! LIVE!! eudwonyalashoomolwehapu­ na ihapu natango tai fikamifa bulwa, Oshikondo shoyeendifo tukulwa yomeedoolopa omanga palo loiponga yomeendjila. omitima. mopolifi yaNamibia osha pewa nee meendjila edi dile inai koya Osha yandja oiholelwa imwe Osha yela kutya fuapu elombwelo 010 la hovela po-120. Wednesday: ngaashi kutya momafiku 25 yomoiponga ei ohai etwa kou­ okulonga onghela opo shi tu­ Opolifi oya nghonopalekwa Febuluali okwa li kwa ningwa hasha wovashingi shaashi lepo eembango da nyaa opo i longe ashishe osho sha Ladies free oshiponga shobesa popepi ovashingi vamwe ohava sh­ komunhu meendjila adishe pumbiwa mokuamena naGibeon omo mwa fila ovanlru ingi ve lindundula mo, oihauto doshilongo. eemwenyo dovakalimo from 21 hOO-21 h30 vavali novahapu va ehamekwa. ohai londekwa sha pitilila, lrutya Ovapolifi veendjila ova pewa koiponga. ... Momatiku 28 Febuluali nee ovanhu ile eendongelwa, elombwelo la manamo opo va Ovakalimo ova indilwa opo Admission: R10,00 ovanhu 20 ova fya efyo linyan­ unene tuu moubesa ovo hava konakone omushingi keshe va yandje elongeloknmwe lavo yalifa eshi okabesa komitwalo dilile omhito yaWambo. ngeenge pamwe okwa makela kopolifi. Thursday: oko va li muko okudja Natngo ope na ovashingi mokakundu, va tale ngeenge Kombinga yeenhapo kOwambo ke lipuma mumwe vahapu ovo bava shingi oihauto oku na tuu ombapila yokush­ doihauto yovafimanekwa nololi yeendongelwa pokati nonande kave na omikanda inga (oliisinisi), elondeko la (ngaashi tu tye oshihauto sho­ Check out the vibe!! kOshivelo noTsumeb. dokushinga nope na yo natango pitilila oshoyo va konakone mupresidende) oyo inai knmwa Ei oimwe ashike yomoiponga ovo hava shingi nOnhapo ya onhapo yoyeendifo. keemhango edi da ya moilonga Ladies free inyanyalifa oyo ya ningwa pitilila pwaayo ya ufwa. Onhapo oya ufwa i kale onghela. Guys R5,OO Tatekulu Elifas Friday & Saturday: naye WO a pandula Weekend rave with the One and Only! OSWALD SHIVUTE MONAYENA TAXI Omukwaniilwa gwOshilongo sha Ndonga moka mwa tamekwa Nonando Olusheno olwa za mo Ruacana popepi nOshitopolwa shA­ nOproyeke yotango yokugandja olusheno koshigwana shA-· wambo, Epangelo lyUukoloni Iya South Africa ka Iya li lya gandja You have listened wambo, okwa li eshi popi ngeyi; olusheno koshigwana shAawamb shoh shi li pondje yOondoolopa Pitikii ndJlodi mu pandule amuhe mboka mwa mono ompito ngaashi tashi ningwa kEpangelo lyoRepubIika ya Namibia sho a to the rest now hear okuthika pehala mpaka tu li nena. Nena ndjika olyo esiku enene manguluka. Shika osha li sha popiwa kOministeli yOpevi yi na sha nolya simana mondjokonona ya Namibia lyetu lya manguluka nOmalelo gOpaitopolwa nOmagumbo 0!llusamane Gerry Ekandjo moka tse wo twa mona ompito okumona ehumokomeho ndjob sho naye wo ma li a popitha oshigwana shoka sha li peegululo the BEST! li na konasha nomalusheno, unene tuu koshitopolwa shetu shika Iyolusheno papangelo pOnayena eti 2.3. I 991. shokUumbangalantu wa Namibia. Omusamane Ekandjo okwa li a ti kutya eegululo papangelo Admission: R12,OO Iyolusheno pOnayena osho oshinima tashi ulike kutya Epangelo Olyo esiku simarm moka Oministeli yetu Omusamane tfa lyOrepublika ya Namibia olya ningi po sha shOmupondo meni lyuule Toivo ya Toivo ta patulula olusheno papangelo moshitopolwa Your host: womvula yimwe koshipundi na oshi li oshiwanawa sho omuntu to shetu opo kehe gumwe i imonene olusheno. vulu okutala nomeho goye mwene sho omulilo ngoka tagu gandja Omukwaniilwa okwa pandula nokwa ti kutya, elongelokumwe uuyelele togu mono ngoye mwene nkene tagu temwa. Olusheno otalu The Soul Doctor E.L.O. ndjoka lya kala pokati lcEpangelo nAawiliki yopamuthigulul­ yelekanithawa nOmulilo ngoka pandjokonona yAafrika tagu wakalo ewarmwa noonkondo na olyo lya thiminike ndje opo ndi ti,Oonkondo·· . Osho Omusamane Ekandjo a ti. Sunday Nite: thikanle nena pehala mpaka ndi gandje Epandulo lyandje pehala Oto shi dhimbuluLakutya ngoh a etele po omulilo tango lyoshigwana shetu sha Namibia. m onkalamwenyo yomuntu, okwa li a eta po oshinima shi na oshilonga Jazz Nite Omukwaniilwa okwa indile Epangelo kutya nali ninge ashihe noonkondo. shoka tali vulu mokuyambula po nokuhumithakomeho oshig­ Omusamane Elcandjo okwa ti. aanona nyanyukweni, oshoka Oil:.. warm sha Namibia. Omukwaniilwa pehulilo okwa li a pandula tamu ka tyapula oshindji shi na sha nuuyelele wolusheno ndoka, Admission: R5,OO aayenda ayehe mboka ye ya keegululo ndika lyolusheno. oshowo oonakupangwa naanamagumbo. I 12 Wednesday March 6 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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Prestige Prestige r.~ KHOMASDAL I have available a VW properties properties _~~(~ Begonia street HOME & Kombi, reconditioned $~ 3 bedrooms OOD "' ,.""',.., engine, oil cooler Tel: 212640 - Khomasdal Tel: 212640 - Khomasdal 2 bathrooms , ' . ~y CAR SALES OFFICE Tel: 224153(224656 - City Tel: 224153(224656 - City . /F'AX06 J.22826ot " Taxi" electrical sign Garage ,.Wa 217'1 • WlNOtiOEK 9000 CLEANERS already installed. 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" 0 Skakel: 31148 47 Rautenbach Street, MORE FIRE (vanaf Svm tot Inm) To advertise = trial balance and = Klein Windhoek THEHOTrEST In. our ENTERT AINMENT = financial statements. = To let classified COMPLEX IN • • ONGWEDIVA section = Please phone 42740 = NON-STOP!!! Fully furnished For sale 3-Bedroom house contact • • Open Wednesday, Fri­ in very quiet area = (after hours) = day and Saturday Brand new mobile with swimmingpool Manie Beukes • • Matinee ) 4hOO • 16hoo HOTDOG stand for Immediately available at 36970 I ~ ...... ~ on Saturday sale· R3 500 R2 800 per month L. __Telj _ 1032 Oshakati Tel: 33424 Tel: 223p 5 (during office hours.) I 14 Wedn:esday March' 6 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Haugen fails Seaman saves the day drug test LIVERPOOL: Arsenal emerged as clear favourites for the English league title at Liverpool on Sunday after adding to the Merseysiders' misery by condemning them LAS VEGAS,Nevada: Ameri­ to a 1-0 home defeat. can Greg Haugen could lose the World Boxing Organiza­ A nightmare lO-day period Moments later Seaman was A minute later came the tion (WBO) junior welterweight that began with the shock res­ back in actioo, panying Molby's ' turning point when Rush hooked title he took from Hector ignation of manager Kenny rising drive and then beating the best chance of the game 'Macho' Camacho last month Dalglish closed with Paul Ray Houghton to the rebound. wide as Arsenal appealed an­ because of a positive drug test Merson pointing the champi­ In the 16th minute he slid grily for offside. for marijuana. ons towards their first home out at the feet ofBeardsley and Merson made him pay in the Bd Levine, president of the league loss of the 199Os. then saved well as Steve Nicol 66th minute, pouncing on a WBO's championship commit­ Such a result had looked powered in a 30th minute div­ stray Beardsley pass just in­ tee, said here on Monday that unlikely in a fabulous first half, ing header. side the Arsenal half, exchang­ Haugen probably will be in which Livetpool roared their In between those incidents, ing passes with AIan Smith stripped of his title and the defiance at those who had Merson had failed to exploit and then racing down the left fight declared a no contest predicted that Dalglish's de­ two errors by Bruce Grobbe­ before tucking the ball past because of a post-fight urinaly­ sertionhad spelt the end of the laar, shooting and then head­ Grobbelaar. sis that revealed traces of all-conquering Anfield dynasty. ing over. The much-taunted Arsenal nearly increased their marijuana. Only the breathtaking bril­ Tony Adams was booked for lead through Nigel Winterbum " Our rules are pretty set," liance of England goalkeeper handling a n,sh chip on the and Merson, but only a desper­ Levine said. "If you take drugs David Seaman enabled Arse­ edge of the area, but almost ate tackle by Winterbum de­ before or after a fight, you get nal to record their 17th clean inevitably Seaman flew across nied Ray Houghton a dramatic disqualified. That's what he's sheet of the season as Jan Molby, goal to grab Barnes' free kick. late equaliser. facing." John BallleS and Peter Beardsley Arsenal had had to reorgan­ Arsenal thus moved three The Nevada state Athletic ripped the Gunners' defence ise when David Rocastle re­ points clear of Livetpool and Commission announced on apart. placed Kevin Campbell after the London club now know Friday that Haugenhad tested Seaman had to produce every 30 minutes and sorted them­ that the hard work of winning positive for the illegal drug ounce of his best, beginning in selves out for a more impres­ the double has started. following his split decision the ninth minute when he sive second half. Livetpool - after a period in victory over Camacho on Feb­ plunged to his left to tum Bamcs' That was evident when which they have lost their ruary 23. low volley round the post. Grobbelaar produced a stupen­ manager, the first division While Levine said his or­ From the corner Arsenal were dous 56th minute save to deny leadership and been knocked ganization was awaiting com­ let off by an uncharacteristic Michael Thomas the chance to out of the FA cup - still looked firmation from the Commis­ miss by Ian Rush, who headed emulate his title-winner of two capable however of challeng­ ITS OFFICIAL! Former Nashua Black Africa's ace sion and would give Hhaugen over the inviting goal. years ago. ing for the league. - Sapa AFP. striker David Snewe ~ join Rossing Premier League a chance to defend himself, outfit Liverpool after clearance by the Namibia Foot­ there was little room for flexi­ baD Association on Monday. The huge'national striker, bility. who played for Black Africa for almost a decade, was • 'We're pretty strongly anti­ also linked with Sorento Bucks and SWA Toyota Young drug," he said... These guys Ones. David, known as FeDah in soccer circles, was also go into the ring knowing they the runner-up for Soccer Star of the Season organised will be tested after the fight. We'll give him a chance to by a local daily neWSPa~l' and is regarded as the country's best winger. Last l";"iday night Snewe was,also explain, but our rules are pretty clear. " one of the finalists for the Ace Maize Player of the Year Should Haugen be stripped award won by Young Ones star - Lance Willemse. The of his title, Camacho, who had striker h~ not played a single match this season after not lost a professional bout his controversial depature from the Lively Lions - prior to meeting Haugen, would champions of the 1990 Rossing NFA Cup. regain his title. - Sapa-AFP.

JOHANNESBURG: Castle League standings after last weekend's matches, as re- leased by the National Soccer League yesterday (under headings played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against and·points):

OLD WHEELERS RELAY. THE 1991 Diesel Electric Old Wheelers Rally will take Kaizer Chiefs 2 2 0 0 8 0 4 Mamelodi Sundowns 2 7 4 place at 10hOO. at the turn-off to Dordabis on the Gobabis mian road this Saturday. 2 0 0 0 The event will be open to all paid-up members of the Old Wheelers Club who hold Moroka Swallows 2 2 0 0 5 1 4 2 4 valid current competition licenses as issued by the association. AD competing vehicles Fairways Stars 2 0 0 1 4 should, however, be manufuctered on or before December 31,1971. Hellenic 2 2 0 0 3 1 4 JomoCosmos 2 1 1 0 5 3 3 Giant Blackpool 2 1 1 0 4 3 3 AmaZulu 1 1 0 0 5 0 2 Crusaders 2 1 0 1 3 3 2 Brothers battle it out Dynamos 2 0 2 0 3 3 2 Orlando Pirates 2 1 1 2 2 2 CHICAGO: John beat Patrick the match and took the lead other, with John saying he had 0 in the battle of the McEmoes with another break in the fifth nothing to gain by beating his Dangerous Darkies 2 1 0 1 2 2 2 on Sunday, but the family ten- game. brother. Bosmont Chelsea 2 1 0 1 1 4 2 nis crown rests.uneasily on the John put the title away when, Patrick had said the one Wits University 2 0 1 1 3 3 1 head of the older brother. on match point, he converted ' consolation would be that, win Ligbtbodys 2 0 1 1 3 4 1 Six years ago, John buried Patric.k;'s service return into a or lose, his world ranking would Umtata Bucks 2 0 1 1 2 3 1 Patrick 6-2, 6-1 in a tourna- passing shot. improve. Bloemfontein Celtic 2 0 1 1 2 3 1 ment at S tratton, Vermont. On John got his 77th career Patrick broke John's serve Pret~ria City 2 0 1 1 1 6 · 1 Sunday, 32-year-old John, down tournament victory, and de- in the opening game of the Witbank Aces ~ 0 0 1 O· 1 0 a set, struggled to a 3-6, 6-2, 6- nied Patrick his first, in the match, taking a 1-0 lead when Real Taj 2 0 0 2 2 6 0 4 victory over Patrick, 24, in third men's final involving John double-faulted. John had P E Blackpool 2 0 2 6 the final of the Volvo Indoor brothers. Gene Mayer beat a chance to even the match in 0 ' 2 0 tournament. Sandy Mayer at Stockholm in the sixth game after taking a 0- Vaal Reefs Stars 2 0 0 2 0 6 0 Patrick was in charge after 1981 and Ernilio Sanchez beat 40 lead. But Patrick made it Manning Rangers 2 0 0 2 0 6 0 winning the first set but John Javier Sanchez at Madrid in 30-40 with volleys at the net, Note: 24th team stiR to be decided between Cape Town Spurs or Afri~n Wanderers. called on his experience and 1987. got the advantage with con- an array of shots to square the The elder McEnroe, a for- secutive service winners and match. Patrick, ranked 51st in mer No 1 player who counts jumped ahead 4-2 when John the world to John's 19th, had four U S Open and three put a service return into the ADVERTISE IN THE NAMlBIAN FOR another chance in the third set Wimbledon titles among his net. when he took advanta'ge of achievements, hadn't won a Patrick won the set when THE BEST RESULTS. CONTACT unforced errors to break John's North American tournament John doubll>-fuulted on set point. service to lead 2-0. since the GTE Championships John broke Patrick' s service OUR ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT John using passing shots to at Indianapolis in August 1989. twice in winning the second break back in the third game The McEmoes weren't en- set. - Sapa-AP. AT 36970 DURING OFFICE HOURS hO'."l'·"er, held serve to even thusiastic about playing each '--- THc'NAMIBIAN Wednesesday March , 6 ' 199~ 15

New Era dawns on sport...

JUNIOR cricketers were given a 'leg-up' this week when Namibia Beverages and Swabou agreed to spon­ sor mini-cricket fol' the next yt'ar, according to the Namibia Cricket Board. Mini-cricket, which has re­ on behalf of the schools and lied on generous donations and more specifically the thousands previous sponsorship from of young aspirant cricketers in Swabou, has been played in Namibia, extends its heartfelt Namibia for almost two sea­ thanks to the Namibia Bever­ sons. ages and Swabou for their The sport is currently played generosity in this sponsorship. by Primary School children in The association has also Windhoek, Okahandja, appealed to all cricketers and Tsumeb, Swakopmund, Walvis cricket supporters to support Bay,OranjemundandMarien­ the two companies. tal. The cricket board hopes to Mini-cricket was one of the consolidate the sport in these first sports played on a multi­ areas as well as expand to other racial basis long before inde­ towns in Namibia. pendence and has encouraged Good news for the coaches nation building in Namibia. MINI-CRICKETERS going through their paces during last year's national championships staged in Windhoek at is that books and certificates * Meanwhile the NCB has Union Grounds. The young cricketers were boosted with a RIO 000 sponsorship this week. for qualified coaches will be announced the Namibian XI printed and that kit will be team to play in a day-night The MCC cricket team over­ teresting to see how Lennie Lennie Louw (captam), Danie Fick, Melt van Schoor, Trevor made available to schools as in match against the touring MCC whelmed the President XI by 7 Louw's team will sqaure up Keulder, Ian Stevenson, Ga­ Britten, Richard Nineham, the past. team at the Independence Sta­ wickets in a limited overs clash against the visitors. vin Murgatroyd, Martin Mar­ Johan Swart and Jeff Luck as The Namibia Cricket Board, dium tomorrow night. on Saturday and it will be in- The team is: tins, Stephen Jones, Lambert the 12th man. Kumalo hurt in PE German coach to leave Ghana team\, ACCRA: Ghana's German sider his decision if his well as a weekly press football coach Burkhard demands regarding secu­ briefing, were met. -Sapa­ stadium cave-in Ziese has resigned after rity and confidentiality, as AFP. details of his contract were PORT ELIZABETH: Kaizer Chiefs soccer superstar, Doctor Khumalo, thought he leaked to a weekly sports ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.I~ was going to die as he lay trapped among fans and rubble at Port Elizabeth's Boet paper. Erasmus rugby stadium on Sunday. Ziese, who took over the • • "It was horrific," said a dis­ mates and 30 fans were among it was a miracle no one had died. national team the Black traught Chiefs coach Ryder the victims after two retaining The walls came down as fans Stars last October, was Mofokeng, who narrowly es­ walls collapsed when Chiefs at­ clambered to get their first reported to be asking for a caped being pinned under a mass tempted to take the field for a glimpse of Kaizer Chiefs. One salary increase, a rise in ~ CIVICS ~ of fans and falling concrete. friendly against PE Blackpool. wall rocked and people pinned his win bonus and a free • • "I was in line to go down the One man was still critical on against it were unable to save hand in the selection of • • tunnel when I heard a booming Monday and three others were in themselves. They plunged into • • noise and saw dust going up. I a serious condition after they the playes entrance and as they players. = FOOTBALL .CLUB : realised the horror of what was , were pinned beneath tons of did so, the opposite wall crashed Under his command the • • going on when I saw the blood fallen masonry. down on top of them. Black Stars have won their • • on my players faces ." Twenty-eight people were People from the crowd leapt first four qualifying • • Mr Khumalo, three team- taken to hospital spectators said in to drag chunks of masonry matches for the African • • clear and release the injured. Nations Cup fmals and top • • The horror happened at pre­ their group ahead ofNige­ • • cisely 3.12pm when Chiefs were • • taking the field. Fans, mostly ria, Burkina Faso, Benin • • youngsters, were leaning over and Togo. • • the wall of the channel leading Ziese, who said his re­ • • from the dressing rooms onto the quest for confidentiality • • field to have a closer view of was ignored, denied accu­ • • their heroes, when there was a s.ations he was blackmail­ • • load roar as the walls collapsed = PRESENTS = and bodies, including four of the ing the Ghana 'Football As­ Chiefs players, were trapped sociation. • • under the rubble. - Sapa. He said he might recon- = a DISCO with 'the· : ...------'------>:• ,SENSATIONAL ;• •• •• :• TAXI :• • on stage • Requi~ed ' to supply our ~ . • • vessels< • in Luderitz. = Venue: Namibia Nite = Opportunity i.s offered to dynamic •= Date: Thursday; 7th •= and highly motivated Spanish or = March 199i = Portugese speaking mate. • • = Time: 8 'till late = A good track record and previous •= Admission:R8,OO :• experience would be advantageous. • • IWISA Kaizer Chiefs midfield maestro Doctor Khu­ Please write with particulars to the • • malo was one of the four Chiefs players injured at the Manager of Novatrading Namibia : NB: Don't : Boet Erasmus Rugby Stadium in Port Elizabeth on • • Sunday. The other Chiefs players were Moses NcGobo, (Pty) Ltd, PO Box 1047, = miss the : William Shongwe and George Mashasha. The players were reported. have suffered a few bruises and shock. WALVIS BAY 9190 = Action! : Khumalo has frequently scored for Chiefs before this • • accident. •~.II •• IIIII•• IIIII.I ••• III.I~• , , . 16 Wednesday March 6 1991 . THE NAMIBIAN

Uanivi, president of the CONRAD ANGULA Namibia National Referees . Association (NNRA), yes­ Martina mows of town on a job, .. the national . Premier League games as they terday told the Namibian referee said. are still looking at the position • Sport in a telephone inter­ "Please tell everyone we are of the various regional First view that his association deeply sorry fur what happened. Division leagues. her down to win would do everything pos­ _We will see to it that such This is a good move by the sible to improve its image. incidents don't bllppen again," associations but both the soc­ "I want to make it clear to Uanivi reiterated. cer controlling body and the the soccer public that we are Uanivi also promised that referees association have not at Palm Springs really sorry for the problems the officials for local matches explained how they will help that occurred last weekend," will be announced on a notice soccer in the rural area. PALM SPRINGS, California: Monica Seles will be­ Uanivi said. board to be put up in the Old The teams outside the city There was a public outcry Mutual Arcade. are overlooked, especially in come the new world number one in women's tennis, but over three matches that did not Good news for the whistle­ Khorixas where th~ referees her bid was delayed a week here on Monday when she take place at the weekend and men is that the Namibia Foot­ have never had any courses at PRESIDENT of the refe­ lost to Martina Navratilova in the final of the rain­ on two occasions someone from ball Association (NFA) has all. rees association, Ben delayed Palm Springs tournament. the crowd had to be asked to decided they should receive And why were referees from Uanivi. Seles, who had beaten Navratilova three straight times going referee the match. compensation for their duties. the north never invited for the into Monday's final, started slowly and was unable to recover as People complained that they The referee's will get R20 courses staged by Zimbabwean and one will remain in the city the second-seeded American won 6-2, 7-6 (8/6). paid to watch soccer only to with the two linesmen receiv­ Nelson Chirwa? while the other will travel "!feel fine," said the l7-year-old Yugoslav, who by reaching find officials walking through ingR-lOeach. This will be paid Kamungu did say they could throughout the rural area. the final guaranteed that she will move past Steffi Graf in the the crowd looking for a referee by the hometeam who will not extend the Zimbabwean's Kamungu also promised that computer rankings when they come out next Monday. and linesmen. receive the profits from the stay in Namibia because of the his association wiould also look ''I'm not the happiest, because I didn't win, but stilll'm fine," However, Uanivi explained gate money. lack of funds. into the matter of neutral refe­ Seles added . • 'I know it will happen (becoming number one), if that his association was unable NFA secretary general Sebsa­ "We have contacted the rees for all Rossing Premier not tomorrow, then next week." to prevent what happened last tian Kannmgu explained: "The Confederation of African League outings in and outside Navratilova, who won two weeks ago in Chicago, broke Seles' weekend. home teams will be liable for Football (CAP) and they have the city. serve twice as she took a 4-0 lead in the first set. •'Three of our senior refe­ the payment of the match offi­ promised to send us two refe­ , 'We are still discussing the Seles, who admitted she had trouble with Navratilova 's serve rees came to us at the last minute cials. Any team that fails to rees who will stage referee matter with interested spon­ early on, grabbed a 3-1 lead in the second set, but neither player and told us they would not be comply with this ruling will be courses country-wide," he said. ·sors who could cover the trav­ then was able to hold serve until the 10th game, whenNavratilova available for the weekend. Two' punished by the NFA DC." The two officials, according elling and accommodation did so and evened the set at 5-5. withdraw because of personal Kamungu also said that the to the NFA secretary, are ex­ expenses of . the referees," Navratilova then fought o~f five set points in the 12th game and problems and one had to go out new ruling will only apply to pected between June and July Kamungu stressed. forced thj: tiebreaker, winning her 154th career singles title on the second set point. • 'Martina served great so many times when it mattered," Seles said . • , And she was getting back some unbelievable shots. When I had my chances, I didn't convert them and she did." Navratilova, who had double-knee surgery at the end of last year, said that while her serve certainly was a factor, it was her change in tactics late in the match that proved decisive. " The key to the match was that I started staying back on my serve toward the end," she said .• 'She was starting to return very well. " Aside from making Seles wait another week10 become number one, Navratilova said the victory may signal the begin­ ning ofher latest bid to regain the spot she occupied several times during the 1970s and 1980s. , 'I just beat a player who will be number one in a week, " she said, adding: "it's the first time I've beaten someone ranked better than me since 1 beat Graff in 1987. It's going to be a very close race for number one." - Sapa-AFP. r------~ NAMPO MARKETING Get on the right track!

Make use of this unique ONE of the matches·that was played last weekend. BS T~ers pivot Forresta Nickodemus (second from right) is seen heading his side into the lead against SKW FC-in a Rossing Premier ~ague encounter played at the Katutura opportunity to earn money Stadium on Sunday. The sides tied 2-2 at full time~ at home. You can change your financial position, depending on your input. It's tough at the top says Sabatini

65 Projects available BOCA RATON,F1orida: batini said. "She's in the "Now is the best moment up," she said. "Already at The expectations that come top 10 and is going to feel in women's tennis. a young age, there are so (Not a chain letter) with success could make 14- the pressure." There aren't only two or many players." year-old Jennifer Capriati's Sabatini is seeded second, three players at the top, but Graf, who drew a first­ Send R4,00 and second year as a professional behind stem Graf in the tour­ many." round bye, probably will more difficult that her first, nament at the Pdo Oub Boca The competitiveness was open against 14th-seeded a self-addressed, stamped Gabriela Sabatini says. Raton. Mary Joe Fernan­ evident in the results of last Anke Huber, the 16-year­ A year ago, in Capriati's dez is the No 3 seed and year's Grand Slam events. old German who has been envelope to: PO Box 1232, first pro tournament, Sa­ Capriati fourth. Monica Sabatini won the US Open called the next Steffi Graf. Swakopmund ·9000 batini felt the pressure but Seles is skipping the event. for her first Grand Slam Capriati will open against held on to win 6-4,7-5 in the Ifthe seeds hold form, the title, whHe Martina Navra­ the winner of Monday's 23 Omeg Street, Vineta final of the Virginia Slims of semifinals would pit Graf tilova won a record ninth match between Ann Gross­ Florida. against Fernandez and Sa­ Wimbledon title, Seles took man and Karin Kschwendt. Tel: (0641) 62103) •• This year, Capriati is batini against Capriati. the French Open and Graf Sabatini said she is rested, I ranked No 10, and Sabatini "It's a very strong field," won the Australian Open. eager to play and confident. Authority Number: Mick figures the pressure will said Sabatini, who bas fond Graf, No 1 for the past In her last tournament at I switch in the 500 OOO-dollar memories of the tournament 187 weeks, said staying on Tokyo in early February, Victor 60450 - Victor G tournament starting on because she defeated Graf top has become tougher. she defeated Graf, Fernan­ ••I Monday. for the first time in the 1988 "The players in the top dez and Navratilova to win "Now it's different," Sa- final. five have tuned their game the indoor event. -Sapa AP. ~---~------.