- UNIONISTS MAKE MARK ON SWAPO LIST * UNHAPPY ANNIVERSARY FOR NIGE~IA1\ 00 'f 7

Niemoller accused' of aiiJing Unita

• SfAFFREPORTER known a. I'Genel'al Acompanyspokesmao year. Judge Barold J08AN Nlemoller, one o(tbe CtvU Cooperation ltha" 8$ saying tbat admitted thatthe plane Levy namedl'Jiemol1er NtemoUer's rompeD}" had been flyJng to An~ in his Judgement as BUre8_Uagents accusedofkllUngSWapo acti~ Anton Lubowsld, has been acaiSed of CetTfing alrcrafl had been sup~ gola but not to support being. OD the basis or aid t. Unlta. plYIng Vnlta. Voila. prima Jade evidence, The aircraft belongs Nltmollerls-a former responsible for NlernolJer was Mall & Guardian to Nlemoller Pharma· CCB agent wbo testi· Lubowski's death. named by- an'.~:.!?la. b newspaper on Friday. tied at tl}e inquest into Itba told The The tbe murder or earlier this cont. on page Z oint uction - __ .; e Angolan army 'kidnaps' ami"b" laD S

fr==:::===="'1l • TYAPPA NAt.fJTEWA against lonas Savimbi's Uni ta move­ ABOUT twenty Namibians were ment in Angola's ongoing civil war. Probe Namibians have been abducted be­ apparently abducted from a fore and forced to fighl Unila. Some into SA place near Namacunde, l Skm have since managed to escape and inside Angola, by soldiers return to . thought to be Fapla, on Sources from Angola said the young arms deal Saturday. men were being taken to the far north PRETORIA: Sources who spoke 10 The Namibian of Angola to places like Kanfufu and Annscor has con­ at Oshikango said Fapla soldiers has Cabinda, where it would be impossi­ - fmned it sold a con­ rounded up people al Parasa. near ble for them 10 escape. signment of arms - Namacunde. forcing young men be­ • It was reported last week that Na­ mainly AKA? rifl es tween the ages of 20 and 35 to sland mi bia and Angola will hold talks on - to an agent claim­ on one side. this problem. ing to re present the Some of the young men ran away Nampol's spokesperson, Chief-In­ Lebanese govern­ but were forced to stop when the sol­ spector Sean Geyser yesterday told ment, but denied il diers fired warning shots. They were The Namibian that this latest incident bad badanydealings then caughl and loaded into lorries. had not been reported to him. It was wilh the Angolan According to people who were at very difficult for the police to get in­ movement Unita, the scene. about 20 of the young men formation on people who were ab- '" Annscor manag­ were Namibians who had gone to buy ducted inside Angola, he said. ing directorTielman or sell goods al the open market at Several traditional leaders have GAY PRIDF; ••• A young man wearing an ostrich feather bat parades In de Waal told a Press Parasa, near Namacunde. warned people not 10 go to Angola Jobannesburg on Saturday to celebrate the Indusion of gay and lesbian conference at It is believed that the young men un til the situation has returned to nor­ In South Africa's interim Reuter via Annscor's Pretoria will be trained as soldiers to mal. headquarters the agent. a Eli Wazan. Boy sodomises five students PAC sings new song had called the cor­ poration last week and admitted the • FRANNA KAVARI the other. CAPE TOWN: The Pan "We've never had a problem with deal was a "fraudu­ . He apparently also tried to sodomise a ACricanist Congress should whites in the slnJggle, but (have) with lent one". A 16 year-old-youth appeared in 13-year-old boy from the same school those who seek constitutional guark ~ De Waal said the tbe Magistrates court at'Gobabis and when the victim resisted, assaulted recruit whites and devlse new on Friday on charges ofsodomising tees against black majority rule. arms weredeJivered him. slogans that recognised that the five p'upiJs at the Gooc:J Hope Police District Commissioner Nus new president was not a settler, We must even work among white "free on board" in on Primary School and assaulllng Labuschagne said the offences had been PAC general-secretary !Khoisan people." And on the question of winning mass August25.0ncethe another on the night of September committed on the same night, adding that it was the rust time a case of this X said on Saturday. support with appropriate slogans, he cargo had been taken 25. nature had been reponed from the school. Speaking at the PAC's Western said: "We are led by Nelson Mandela, on board it had be­ The victims, whose ages range from The case hat!. been postponed to an­ Cape congress in Salt River. he said il who is not a settler. come the property of seven to 16, live in a boys' hostel near Epukiro. The accused, who is not from other date and the accupi had been was important for PAC branch lead­ If the government fails, you cannot the-buyer. the school, allegedly entered the hostel remanded in custody. Labuschagnecon­ ers to c1~arly understand the organi­ sing~ one settler, one bulle!. ..' conL on-page 2 and sodomised the five pupils, one after eluded. sation wanted to recruit

, '. ,2 .Monday Octaber,3 1994 , TME ,NA!IIU~IAN

SA anns deal I FROM PAGE 1 I on Thursday he said he lion with Wazan. All of was in trouble and a fu- these consignments had Hesaiditwasc1earon gitivefrom theLebanese been shipped to the customs documents that government who was Lebanon. "This is the iheshipmenl was headed hunting him." first lime we have made for Lebanon. one of ·the Smith added 'he agent a mistake." counttlcs to which had asked Armscor not He said the AK47s Annscorwasallowedto to disclose his name to wh ich had been sold to ellportinfantryweapons. Lebanon. Wazan were surplus de- A statement by De- . When askeJ why the fence force stock. fence ministerJoModise agentwasnotaskedwho They had been im­ slatingthatan independ- he had bought the arms ported to South Africa entteam tomvestiagethe for. SmIth said " it was a while the country was matter would be ap- short conversation". still assisting Unita in pointed by Justice min- Accordingto DeWaal. Angola. iS ler Dullah Gmar was Ar1nScor had no mfor- De Waal added also read to reporters. mation that the arms had Armscor was unable to DeWaal said Armscor gone to Uniiaashadbeen trace Wazan."He is not had received full pay- claimed In news reports. in his offices in the Leba­ men! for the deal worth De Waal said Armscor non and he is unobtain­ R2,4millionandthestate had an affidaVIt by the able," he said. ALL ABOARD ... Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Helmut on. hadAnn suffered no loss. ship's owners that the He added anns deal- ~~~~~~~~;;;.~~~~~;;;~;;;:~;~~~~~;;:!~~~~:::: ~ scorgeneraI man- consignment had been ers in general were "un- of the rides at the Show's The Show runs ager lor import and ex- taken 10 Yemen on the scrupulous" and that port Peet Smith said: buyel"'s instructions. Armscorwould infuture "When the agent called He said Annscor had make sure that end-user last week on Wednes- done five previous deals certificates were thor- Euro concern over elephants and a second time of more lhan RIO mil- verified. - F=~:::~==~~~~~~~::=~:::==~=~:,j : Th. Europ.an statement. economic potential of MINISTRY OF REGIONAL AND Parliament on Friday passed a resolution The resolution, which live elephants is chan­ LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND opposing South Africa's plans to downlist follows a meeting of 11 nelled into forward­ HOUSING ON BEHALF OF its.lephantpopulationsfromApp.ndixIto African nations two looking projects for ru­ Appendix 11 of the Convention on weeks ago when it was ral development and WITVLEI VILLAGE COUNCIL International Tradoin Endang".d Sp.ci" decided to maintain ex­ conservation. (Cites) in November. istingelephantnumbers, "Now IS not the time said South Africa had 10 be trying 10 reverse a Tenders are hereby Invited for Downlisting the el­ TIle resolution said a failed to meet the crite­ worldwide trend," EIA ephant population would resumed international ria laid down in 1989 for spokesman Susie Watts Tender No: 9/2IW4-94 mean Immediate inter­ trade in elephant hides downlisting any African said. She said the sale of national trade in meat and meat would threaten elephant population. dead elephants could Contract Title: lHE SUPPLY, DE,J.1VERY AND lNSTALLATIONOF and hides with the inten­ African elephants, the "We should send the wrong signals LV AERIAL BUNDLED CONDucroR AND UNDER ~ion of future trading in Environmemal Investi- be ... finding ways of en­ and invite renewed GROUND RE11CULATION FOR RESIDENTIAL said in a that the massive AREAS IN WITVLEl

Contract Description: The work 10 be canied OUI comprises of the supply, Sex aids fill mailbag CCB man accused install ation and comm issio ~g of the LV electrical reticulation of residenti al stands in WilVlei Proper and I FROM PAGE 1 I -----.e,.. pell.... L Omaluara townships. - ~~-~~ Tender 1>oo..u ... ~ _. • .:;ruler documents and drawings will be available from VWL Namibia. Kamenco Haus, 188 Drive. Windhodc

Site Inspection: 10:00 on 4 October 1994 at the offices oflhe Witvlei ViUage Council

Closmg time and date for tender: 11 :00 on 14 October 1994 at the offices of The Minislly of Regional and Local Govemmenl a.Q.d Housing, City Cen~ 7th Floor, .

Enquiries: Mr. A Koekemoc:r VWL Namibia!nc Tel: (061)'237704 Fax: (061) 233595 CE (PTY) LTD We have an opportunity jar a young dynamiCgraduate in our Geo­ processingjacility. The successful candidate will be based in Windhoek and will be groomedjor a GIS Management position. Strong recommendatimy; wiU be: (1) A B.Sc Geology or Geography degree. (2) Computer literacy - networked DOS / UNIX / VMS systems. (3) Experience in ARC / INFO, ERDAS and CADCORE. (4) Namibian citizensllip or eligibility for citizenship. (5) An excellent command of English.

Interested persons shouldforward detailed CVs with certified qUlllifications tq IlJ!oscience (Ply) Ud, PO.Box 30324, Windhoek, or Fax: (061) 22-6412. Please mark the material HGIS Position". Mr W.H.Korze can be contacted on (06 1) 226519 12"31720 I 236125 for more details . comm:nt: • . Show breaks the record UnIonIsts make mark. CHRISTOF MALETSK~ ye",', second day. ment.fanninggoodsand "1I 'squite a big show. fats of interesting dem­ A RECORD-breaking 14 750 people Docked There were a Jot of.peo- onslrations by various tothe firstdayofthe36th Windhoek Agricul­ plc at our stall yeslerday exhibitors. TheNational on Swapo list tural and Industrial Show on Saturday. and already I am sure Kickboxing Champion­ that the show will be a ships between Namibia THE Swapo candidate list for the ofparliament to sit on the Swapo benches Aquick surveyoftrad­ UIi Pack, president of big success," said andSouthAfrica,ashow parliamentary elections is nnally as Deputy Minister of Justice also does ers also showed that so the Show Society, said Manfred Kramolowski, of Arabian horses. a out with three candidates from'the not appear on the list far, this year looks very all their hard work had . onc of the exhibitors in Brahman slaughter ox lbere are 13 women on the list with National Union of Namibian promising and far better been worth it. Theenter- eight in the topfifty - including Libenine the Karakul Hall. .competition,lheroaring Workers (NUNW) among the Orst than previous years. Amathila, Penduken i Ithana, and tainment programme Kramolowski said their Wild Thing. old wheel­ 32 names appointed by President, The public have been was extremely good and cuslomers hadbeenvery ers, skydiving, moto­ 'Ssm Nujoma, Netumbo Ndaitwah. Surprising ly Swapo backbencher, confronted by an amaz­ they were looked for­ impressed with thcprod- cross andamassive line­ As Bemard Esau promised recently ing array of products ward to achieving the ucts on display and the up of music have been a the unions may now be in a position to Pashukeni Shoombe. who is not noted whichare good valuefor best atlendance ever reasonable prices. greathitwiththecrowds. "take the struggle of the workers to the for her ~c tivity during pari iamentary ses­ money. In addition, which would mean good Catching the eye in ''This isjustlhestan,'' ~jament to secure better working and sions occupies a strong position ai No. living conditions". 27. there is a wide range of business for stall-hold­ the packed halls are fas- said Pack, adding that entenainment on offer The NUNW Secretary General, Esau, New faces from those women elected ers. By midday yester­ cinating collections of thisyeirtheshowaimed is No. 24 on the list while the President by Swapo's Electoral College include fromJivcmusicperform­ day, there were indica­ crafts, the latest cars, atprovidinglotsofprac­ of Mineworkers Union of Namibia Anna Bayer(at 42). Dareen Sioka (at 46) ances to a full scale fun tions that attendance fig­ clothing, jewellery, fur- tical experiences for (MUN) John Shaetonhodi is No. 25 and and Gertrude Kandanga (at SS). fair for children. ures would surpass last niture, technical equip- young Namibians. NUNW 2nd Vice-President Waiter Among those chosen by the President Pack said they had Kemba No. 26. are Swapo Women's Council stalwart room for 60 000 school Other union members on the candi­ Ellen Musialela and Agnes Muharukwa children to visit tbeshow date list are Petrus nonga. Namibia Pub­ who occupy ~o 29 and 32 spots respec­ over the next three days. lic Workers Union Napwu General Sec­ tively. "We can make arrange­ retary. and Loide Kasingo, also of Existing Swapo backbencher, ments for any interested Napwu. who are at No. 56 and 58 re­ Michaela Huebschle, has dropped down school who wishes to spectively. to No. 67, putting her out of the running send their students pro­ The lists consists of 32 names nomi­ unless Swapo gets a complete landslide. vided they are in uni­ nated by the President followed by forty lbe main concession to youth on the form and accompanied list is the appearance of former Nanso candidates elected by the recent party by a teacher. They will activist and new Swapo Youth League electoral college. be allowed enh)' at a SecretaryGeneral,IgnatiusShixwameni. Swapo currently has 41 seats in par­ special priceofN$ I ,00." in~the safe position of 31. Shixwameni ·liament Any candidate listed beyond Pack said he was dis­ candidate No. 41, Gen Hanekom, will could form a radical. lobby with the un­ ionists as he recently returned from stud­ appointed that they had therefore only have a chance of gaining no exhibitors from a seat if Swapo increases its share of the ies in Cuba spouting the benefits of vote. Marxist-Leninism.UsieITjizera,aSwapo places like Katutura. "I know there is a lot of Some deputy ministers and Minister Councillor in Gobabis, who on several of Defence Peter Mweshihange are in occasions was involved in fierce ve rbal promising talent in positions where they are not guranteed confrontations with the DT A Governor Kalutura but they are too ofa future in the National Assembly arid of Omaheke, Ephraim Tjingaete, also shy 10 come forward." therefore could lose their posts. appears in the President's list at No. 30. Highlights of today's Mwesbihange is at No. 53 while Deputy Although surPrises were promised, the programme will include Minister of Education and Culture, list appearS to throw up few shocks or judging ofsaddlehorses, Buddy Wentwonh, features at No. 51, new faces in prominent positions. This special activities forstu­ Deputy Minister of Health and Social perhaps reflects the top-down way the dents who will be able to Services, Jyambo Indongo makes it at choice was made with the President dic­ milk cows and music by 48, while Deputy MinisterofLands and tating nearly half the list and the pany's variousNamibianartists Resettlement MarcusShivute is at No.49. electoral college weighed in favour of including Iackson Deputy Minister of Agricul ture, Stan existing members of parliament and the Kaujeua, Willy Webster, does not feature at all in the 72 central committee and not the grass­ Mbuende, Ras names. roots. . at Sheehama and Vekuii Rukoro who crossed the floor • For full list see page 5, Windhoek Shawls pictured trying toget aLikkewaan to relax in hlsarms. Ndilimani. Speaker OSHIGAMBO SECRETARIAL SKILLS visits China TRAINING PROGRAMME An opportunity for Grade ID school leavers to gain some THE Speaker of the Na­ tional Assembly, Or valuable skills and pursue a career in secretarial work. Mose Tjitendero, re­ turned from an official Course Contents,' visit to China last week. Tjilenderoandhisdel­ Six subjects including English, Business Mathematics, egation had talks with Accounting, Office Management, Typing and Computers. the President of China, Duration of the Course: Jiang Zemin and other senior government offi­ A one year course (Following the school's calendar year.) cials. The Namibian Em;. party also visited prov­ Students will pay N$1250-00 payable in instalments for inces and trade centres one year. including economic and technical developments Requirements: zones. "The delegation Students must have completed Grade 10 Certificates. Th.ey found the visit to China are also required to pass an Engli sh aptitude test before an eye-opener and very MAKING LIFEEASIER_Nabtachairperson, ThomasMulunga,pointing educational," admission. Students with Senior Certificates will not be out the new routes on a map. Tjitendero'soffice said. allowed to enrol. C[gsine date for applications; 15 November 1994 Taxis get colour conscious • .; Programme mana"r: THE Namibia Bus and Taxi Association (Nabta) has Thomas Mulunga said passengers wanting to reach annou nced new taxi routes in Windhoek which came Katutura Independence Avenue, Omongo, Claudius Mr George L. Sitapata into operation on Saturday. Kandovazu, Ceasar. H.isaak. Atiraliam' Mashego, Oshigambo Secretarial Training 1be routes have been given different colours and can Sabbat, Central A venue and Wilibald Kapuene streets P/Bag 2026 be identified by blue, green, red and brown boards at should catch a taxi next to a brown board. taxi ranks. lbe blue rocte will take passengers to the The red route will take passengers to Independence Ondangwa Monte Christo, Okuryangava and Hakahana areas Avenue. Omong'o, Okarundu, Caeser, Abraham while the yellow route will cover Claudius Kandovazu, Mashego. Jerusalem. Sabbat, Central Avenue, Gen­ Application forms are available and obtainable from the, Sukkot, Ceasar, Andrew Mogalie, Central Avenue esis and Mungunda street Mulunga reassured pas. above address. and Hostel streets in Katutura. sengers that fares would remain l!t N$2 for all routes . == '"'" AA i!5 4 Monday October 3 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Expanding pc software Standard Bank transfers SYMANTEC Corpora- tern. iog great new utilities tion has announced that According 10 Brad optimised for Chicago. it will continue its cloSe Chase, general manager "We believe these new and promotions of staff relationship with personal operating sys- utilities will offer great Microsoftcorporationto tem$ division at benefits to chiacago us- STANDARD Bank Namibia has announced a says Tjirera has been in the employ of the bank for develop a new genera- Microsoft, Chicago ere- ers," he added. number of internal promotions and transfers more than 17 years and has worked in branches tion of desktop utilities aled tremeruious oppor- Symantec isoneofthe among its managerial staff. countrywide. for the next version of tunities for utility ven- leading developers for The bank announced that Danie Greeffhas been Annetjie Greeff who has been in the employ of the Windows, code named dOTS. the Microsoft Chicago appointed new manager for its branch at Tsumeb. bank for more.than ·12 years has been appointed "Chicago", the local Chase said this is enviro nment, and is Greeffhas been transferred from Oshakati where Manager: Credit Control and Legal, Finance Branch HNR Computerdistribu- proven by the fact that working closely with he served in the saine position. since September I. tors said in media re- S ymantec' s NoTIon Microsoft in the system Greeff joined the bank in 1962 and has been a Newcomer to the bank, Colin van Zyl, was ap­ lease last week. Group, with its award- services area to facili- manager at various bmaches since 1981. pointed Manager: Treasury Department. Van Zyl "Sy'mantec expects winning heritage, is tate the development of BethuelTjirera whohas beenbranchmanagerfor joined the Standard Bank Namibia family on July Chicago to expand the rico=mnu==·=ue=d~tO=d~e~,=el=o~p-==U=ti=H=ti=e=S =fO='=Ch=i=c=ag~o~. ,l Katutura will replaceGreeffatOshakati. The bank I power of the personal computing environ­ ment, especially as cor­ Voters have more time porations leverage PCS connected across the THE Directorate of Elections has extended the entreprise," said Cassim voters' registration period by one week. The Parak, symantec prod­ directorate announced on Friday that period has uct manager for HNR. now been extended until Friday October 7. Parak added that as in The period was extended because of requests the past users will de­ "and for the sake of giving every citizen the mand additional prob­ opportunity to exercise his or her democratic lem-solving capabilities right to register". Meanwhile the office of the Director of Elec- and productivity exten­ Annetjle Greetr Danie Greetr CoIin van Zyl Bethuel Tjizera sions in their desktop tions said eight political parties have so far IIFr§~~~~~=;-~~==::=7.;:~~~;;;===T.:~~~~f:~~~~~'i utilities from Norton that n;}l:istered to contest the forthcoming Presidentail 11 This animated series follo'!1'S 19h38: Economics ror the 22hlS: Chef will not be available in and General Elections. These are the DT A, the heroic feats and epic ad· People Subject to Contract the base operating sys- FCN, MAO, NPF, Swanu, Swapo and the UDF. ventures of the young Conan 2OhOO: News 22h4S: Fnedom Road nbc as he joumeys through an 20h34: Sport (~) ancient world filled with in- 20b40: Show Package This is a devastating reU'O- Weather trigue, magic, monsters and 20bS1: F~hPrlnceorBeI speclive look at the Reoon- 06h30-07hOO: World danger. Air Yr V struction Era, 1865-1876 N.~ 17b40: Spiffand Hen:uJes When You Hit Upon a Sw immediately following the Report 13bOO-14hOO: World 18h03: The Odysseey n Will's love affair with a vocal Civil War. It is a fICtional, TIck Toek THE Weather Bu· News and World supersw, Michelle Michaels powerful accou nt of an ex- Report 18h26: FamUyDrama is thfeatened when she meets slave Gi edeon lackson reau'sreglonal fore. 16hS6: O",nIng Just Aoother Stupid Kid her handsome fonner lover, (Muhamlned Ali ) who si • WEOfA.lilCS ' MJOWl\lS' GPTJCLI..~ , PIOOIlS ' PEISOSIIU cast for Namibia Is 17hOO: Wl7.adora 18bSt: 80ma Namibia Rick Benton_ elected tothe United States omcEI5 ' Pl~'Y'ERS ' PIlWIAOffi 'SIJl'iEYORS' TOOLllAIElS ' fine and hot but ~ Autumn Laughter (fInW) 21b1S: Blls and Bytes Senate, while leading his 'QUAlJJlED'momltN . DECRIED Pl

Requirements: Minimum category C which includes a recognised teaching qualification. At least 6 years CITY OF WINDHOEK teaching experience_ Experience as 1 head of department wi!l be a recommendation. PERMANENT CLOSING OF ERF 1620 PIONIERSPARK, 2. Teachers: Several posts EXTENSION 1 AS PUBLIC OPEN SPACE 2.1 Mathematics ·2 posls Notice is he.reby given in tenns of arti c_le 50 (3) (a) of the Local Authorities Act of 1992 2.2 Engli sh · 2 posts (ACl 23 of 1992) that the Municipality of Windhoek proposes to close (X!nnanently the 2.3 Afrikaans . 1 post undermentioned portion as indicatcd on plan P/32651A which lies for inspection during 2.4 Science . 1 posl office hours at the offi ce of the Town Planner, Roo.m 702, Municipal Offices, The Namibian curriculum will be phased in as from independence Avenu c. 1 January 1995. ". • , Therefore the medium of instruction is still mostly ERF 1620 PIONIERSPARK, EXTENSION I, AS PUBLIC OPEN SPACE Afrikaans. Objections lo the pro posed closing-are to·be-served on the Director. Local Aul110rities and Closing date for applications: 17 October 1994 Development Planning, Private Bag 13289, and l11eTown a erk. P 0 Box 59. Windhoek, Assumptions date of duty: 01 January 1995 within 30 days after the appearance of this notice in accordance with anicle 50 (3) (a) of Send applications to: The Principal the above Acl Duinesig Senior Primary School PO Box 2911 VINSQN HAlLULU I BAY TOWN CLERK ...... < • ;;1.aVA\ """1 '" '" l~ THE NAMIBIAN ' .Ionday October 31994 5 Big Walvis Bay fisher.ies expo

WALVIS Ba) will once again shipping port. mercantile gateway to a become a cenire of attraction when growing hil"teriand in western subtropl­ a new maritime .. Dd fi sheries ca. Atha, hence the site for a new re­ technoiog) U· Ibl' on will be gional Free Trade or Export Processing inaugurated at Ih(' h ~bour town ZDne" towards thf' of Oefohl r 'We wan. to promote Walvls Bay in a Reccml} V . E;ll. '"eW a numbel vel) concrete way as we feel it is an Ideal l mlemalJ(·a. (Jll~, people to'a venue whid" can be exposed to VIsi ting one-day seD" 1<: 1'!lUlt. c . abhshmentof exhibilOrs, Pieters added. an Expon Pnx.cJ.!->lnf IXl1C. This time Confirmed exhibits include marine lhe tOW" will ho~ I\fPltu"lIlC - or Africa engineering servjces and equipment. Maritime and Fi,her i ~ Ex po. exhibi· navigational systems, fi sh proceSSing tion organised b) Collective Resources machines and equipment. maritime and (CORE). industrial electronics, conununications, CORE is 11 Namibian Research and containers and packaging. Resource company with network. in Also pumps. water treatment, radar. South Africa and England. sonar, integrated trawl instrumentation, Managing Director David Picters said echo sounders. harbour services and TO touch or not to touch. Intriguing reptiles at the snake park orthe Wlndhoek Show was popular the purpose of exhibition is to serve as a equipment. shipping lines, warehousing with the kids and adults this weekend. Pictured is 8ryan Votster giving the youth a thrill. multi model marketing platfonn for the andforwardingservlces,prorect.iveclOlh- Photograph by ChristofMaletsky. supply ofinpul to marilJme and fISheries ing, training aids and more many more. rr:::======:::;-r-::--:-:------:-:-:---:- ''whether in tht' form of equipment. AoconI'"gtolheo'g,"'se"lhehigh- Elephant meet India reassures that consumables or services", light will be at harbour D-shed where A series of business and procureQlent heavy 'ndostria) eq"pmeotlik,"oll,y,. . plague under control opportunity senunars targeting offshore fish processing machines, forklifts and AnvEdaymeeUoa:to.uscu.iasuessurrouncl~ and onshore activioes will coincide with traln freight handling equipment wi ll be Iq the Africaa eIepbao.. la Cittl was held ID the thrre-day exhibitiOll lrom OclOber exhibitted. Bookingsforexhibition space Kasaot. Botswana, last moath. THE Indian High Commission in Wlndhoek has 20 to 22 at the Walv u> Ba} Civic Centre have been brisk following extensive mar- EicbtCl!ll African countries.od other ftve non- given reassurances to the public concerning the and at the harbour, keting throughout Europe, Francophone African countrlesatteDded tbemtfling,aecord- spread of the pneumonlclbubonic plague in 'The Sea Rescue Insl l\.Ute of Namibia Africa. the PTA, SADC and South Af· lnctotheMlnlstryorEo:rlrODlDentandTourlsm. western India. has initiated 11 fund- ra ismg effort in col­ rica, with leading maritime technologies The meeting provldeda.effec:dvefonnn fora In a press release the Hi gh Commission said that laboration with Afmarine and local serv­ from France, Germany, Japan the full exebanae orvkwl on topks whJcb Includes many news reports did not reflect the factual position ice organisat ion ~ 10 ('"()InClde with the Scandi navian countires. South Africa and inlormatloo avaDablt on the status and trtnds or and the plague, which affected a small segment of the exhibition. . the UJC to be featured. More than 30 elephant population, thueale otDlegaI bunllng popUlation in the west of India. had been brought Pieters said the town was chosen for exhibitors are expected, said Pieters. of elephants and the resources avaDable to tilt under control. tht edllbluoo ~au SC'_ it IS "southern According to him the exhibition is wildlife department, and bumanfdepbant rela· Exodus of people from the worst affecteddislrictsof Africa's undisputed mJustrlal fisheries conceived as a regional project and de· UonshJp'ndudin&problemsofklssorbumanute Surat in Gujarat state and Deed in Maharashtra state capital &tf'\.·ing 01'lC' of the world's most pending on its success the organisers and proptrty. had slOpped and banks and commercial establish­ fenile trawling grOUl\O!i " intend to develop it funher and take it to It alto hlgbllabted tbe sustainable use of d- ments had reopened. Continuous monitoring of those "South East Adan uc's most strategic other maritime venues in Africa. epbaDtsiDclud1n&tbetourlsm,sportbUDtlogaDd exposed was ta~ng place on a nationwide basis and lnde _ eIepboals bides bcfoo< 1'l!1O, Io..-y intensive containment measures were continuing. stockpUa ..., _ of WqaI Ivooy lnde, The tota.I number of people affected was just over Honour for UNAM Prof nppllcalioa ,,!be ....pIu Nb" Cfles 10 the 1000 and reported deaths, 47. Mrkaaokpllut .-...... , ...... om. The World Health Organisation had also empha­ PROFFSSOR KetoElitabuMshigeni medal, a cenficate and acash award. deddoos or tbt coalrreoce. sised there was no need for panic and all other areas of of Unam has been awarded the Winners were selected on the basis The ...... eackd 1DOI:...tuIIJ utile prIaa:uy India were safe for travel. Every Indian travelling Boutros Boutros Ghali Award. of their CVs, and the UN has chal­ obJcan1eITjongarero T be names are as rollows. 38. Rick Kukuri AFROX stands as the major distributor and manufacturer I. Hendrlk Wltbool 39. of gas for industrial, medical and domestic end--users in 2. Moses Garoeb 40. Hadino Hishongwa Namibia and outside the territory. It also leads the way in 3. Hage Gelogob 41. Gert Hanekom the field of welding equipment and associated compo­ 4. Mose Tjitendero 42. Anna Bayer nents. S. Hlfkepunye Pohamba 43. WUlem Biwa 6. Theo-Ben Gurirab 44. Nangolo Uhete A challenging opportunity exists for a Counter Sales clen<:, 45. Jesaya Nyamu 7. Andlmba Toivo ya Toivo reporting to the Customer Services Manager. 8. Hklipo Hamutenya 46. 9. Libertine AmatbUa 47. WUbelm Konj~ As a member of the sales team, the incurment's principal 48. Iyambo Indongo 10. responsibil~ies will include: H. Ngarikutuke Tjiriange 49. Man:us Shivute 12. Ben Amathila SO. Siegfried Wobler receiving ord ers, giving quotations and process 13. NklJ:ey Iyamho SI. Buddy Wentwortb ing purchase requisitions for customers; 52. Eduard Goeleman 14. Helmut Angula despatching all goods fast and efficient to 53. Peter Mueshibange IS. Zephanla KamHta customers; 16. PhUemon Ma1ima 54. AJpheus Naruseb advising clients on the different Afrox products. 17. Niko Besslnge:r SS. Gertrude Kandanga 18. Mareo Hausiku S6. htnas lUonga The ideal candidate will be motivated, a good communicator, 57. Merlin Mungunda 19.~ukenll~na with an ability to interact at all levels and have an interest .in 20. Jerry Ekand)o S8. Loide Kaslngo 21. Hartmut Ruppel 59. Kanana HIshoono aHention to detail. Should you be Namibian, have a matric 22. Richard Kapelwa-Kabajanl 60. Bans Booys certificate, sales experience, good administrative skills and a 23. Netumho Ndaltwah 61. Dicbon Shihepo flair for computers, please contact Mrs. A Wahl, on lA. Bernard Esau 62. Slepbanus Dax (061) 22-5681 . :!S. JoIm SbaetoohodJ 63. NevUle Angermund 26. Waiter Kemba 64. Eunke Hp. . Closing date: 27. Pashukenl Shoombe 65. JoeJ Kaapanda 28. Jerem.iah Namblnga 66. HoJao NdadJ 12 October 1994 29. EIIen Musialela 67. Michaela Huebsc:ble 30. Brave Tjlzera 68. Tbomas Nambahu 31. lgnatius Shixwameni 69. Airs Shlkwambi 32. A Muharukwa 70. Marti Amadhila 33. Nangolo Mbumba 71. Jason Angula 34. Klaus Dlerks 72. J Sindano - •• 6 Monday October 3 1994 TH E NAMtBtAN

Economic Indicators

FrIday's quotations for unit U'Ust funds: AJNDNAME BUY SELL YIELD% ABSA:GE 204.43 19 1.25 2.12 PENROSE HOLDINGS LIMITED Balanced 106.17 99,66 Induslrial 180.g4 169,19 "2,18 and its subsidiaries I",,,,,,, 100,86 99,68 11.03 (lnrorporaled in th~ Republic of Sol,llh Africa) BOE: (Registration nu.mber 67/09848/(6) Gm"'" 239,45 223.70 2.13 People's Income 102,95 101,86 _ 10;59 COMMUNITY: -- Growth Fund 155,99 145,78 4," Group interim report fOr months ended 30 June 1994 ilie~ ix COMMERCIAL UNION: Growth 176, 14 164,45 2,05 ln t~rim report \.5 The interest-bearing liability of the group is made up as COMPOSITE: follows: ~e,directors report that the unaudited results of the group for the All Share rndex 133,43 124.69 5llC months ended 30 June 1994, iO!1elher with com:r:ris Growth 189,46 176,89 3,40 31 December 1993 are as follows: (R'OOOI (R'OOOl (R'/lX)1 , ~ 101,78 ~ . 76 Consolidated balance sheet Long-term liabilities ., ,,<0 GUARDBANK: " at 30 lime 1994 "" Growth 3538,94 3314,78 2,87 Loo~ Finance I"BSC!! I 3l~ I I",,,,,,, 117,08 115,85 11 ,90 Si~ month. Si~monlhs Yea. ended ~'" ~ rndustrial 191,71 179,50 2,68 Short-term borrowing 228 1 009 30 J,,,.une 30 June 31 DKember ",. Resources 252,82 236,69 3,02 (lIoludit.dl (ul\auditOO) (audited) Bank overdraft 2 853 ' Prosperity 107,16 100,79 (ROOD) (ROOD)"" "" Short-t~'1TI1 portion of Stability 108,37 101 ,92 " iong-term loans 2 189 ,,, "' ''"'" Claim· 3312 IGI Life: GE 188,40 176,04 2,53 CAPITAL EM PLOYED METBOARD: Ordinary sharehold.. rs' interests 6392 .995 9337 GJ GJ 328,35 307,00 2,21 Outside shareholders' interests 35 14449 2" 4249 Metfund long-term liabilitiu ., ,,<0 Gilt 123,23 121,93 J 1.15 Ddernd tuat;on "" <0, 252 Rates of interest payable per annum are as follows: Managed 130,35 122,23 Loans 14,5 ~ to 16,5% 12522 9167 12829 High Income 101.56 100.49 " Finance leases 15,25% to 16,5% METROPOLITAN: "' EMPLOYMENT OF CAPITAL Bank overdraft 15,25% MetlifeGE 140.53 13 1,28 5,99 Fiu d usels n 634 6009 8813 MOMENTUM: GE 362,65 340,06 3,2 1 Inv.. stments 80 The borrowinli powers of the companies within the group Loans 2U <67 24 are unlimited In terms of the articles of association. NBS: 1.6 No provision has been made for an unfair dismissal claim HallmarkGE 1353,00 1263,52 2,40 Non-current .".set! 11846 6176 8917 instttuted by the previous managing director against the Hallmark Income 101,41 100,40 CurrenllSHts ~m p~ny as the directors are. of t.he opinion that no NORWlCH: GE 708,17 661,41 "'2,34 flnanCla! loss to the company will artse from it. OLD MlITUAL: ~Stock «" 1.7 R5-TM Financial Advertising (Pty) Limited (uR5-TM"), a Investors 4 163,59 3882,24 2,16 ~ Acrounts receivable 8415 3988 wholly owned subsidiary has entered into a joint venture ~ J.nvestments '''' agreement with a Zimbabwean Publishing company for Sentinel 239,2 1 223,02 ~ Bank ,m ""." [;] !h~ publishing and marketing of books. r~ terms of the Growth 340,06 316,94 "3.32 18 ~ "" JOint venture agreement RS-TM commttted itself to Top Companies 374.41 349,04 791 7228 <0 "" 2," provide RO,2S0m in c.. sh as working capital and an Industrial 557,27 519,33 1,89 Currenl liabi!ities additional Rl,OOOm by way of printing services. This Mining 539.31 502.80 1,97 a~reemen t is under investigation by the board of ~ InterESt-bearing na na 5m directors, to determine the validity thereof. Go" -Other §9761 " 109,82 11.00 • 14~1 ~ 1.8 Sales to the neighbouring country (refer note l.l) after I",,,,,,, 11 1.01 18115 4237 6182 30 June 1994 amount 10 RO,403m. Negotiations are currently SAGE: Net curnmt assets 6" ,,9< 3912 being conduc:ted for irrevocable letters of ~it , failing Gen Equily 3385,49 3 154,67 2.50 which this amount should be regarded as non recoverable. 12522 9167 12829 R~"" 229,12 214,31 2,52 1.9 • Claim: A claim by the Nederduitsdt Hervormde Kerk Financial 604,g9 563, 18 Number of ordinary shares van Afrika which arose from the acquisition of Penrose I ~ 210.60 208.49 "' in issue (000) 21718 21718 21718 Book, renected in the balance sheet, IS not recognised as 0' Net asset value per share (ccnts) 29 41 43 legitimate by the previous chainnan Mr A Alletzliauser. SANLAM:GE 2174,44 2031,05 1,39 Capital expenditure sil\C'e last date The claim is under investigation by the board, tQ I""" 1728,12 1614.30 2,84 of reportins (ROOO) 6219 6946 determine the validity thereof. Prime Growth 680,97 636,68 1.40 Capital expenditure approved CROOOJ "" 1.l0 The validity of a rommission payment amounting to Industrial 1335.61 1247.50 2.79 RO,77Om, which arose during the ftrst half of the financial Mining 406,52 379,88 3.03 Fo0 nsolidated income statement year is under consideration by the board of din>ctors. or the six mont s eliding 30 June 1994 90,92 89.51 1.11 The reported acquisition of 15% of the shares of Adcorp SOUTHERN:GE' ""'~ 293.98 275,09 2,33 Umited was never finalised. 2,75 5i~ months Six months Year ended Mining 234.09 2 19.15 30 June 30 June 31 DecemOO\" 2. Board of directors 179,66 167.99 1,95 ,,,. I"'~ncome 608,37 596,21 9,90 hmludited) (unaudited) (iludited) o C U Holdings (Pty) Limited recently acquired, from (ROOm (R""OOJ) (R""OOJ) Mr A AlIetzhauser, a shareholding in the company amounting STANDARD BANK: to appro~imately 32'1.. The acquisition is subject 10 various GE 1546,84 1453,24 4.35 Turnover 17874 conditions precedent, all of which are expected to be satisfied. '487 "692 I "",~ 90,92 89,97 11,08 The boan:! of directors changed at a board meeting held on Operating loss 127981 (2124) (2138) 271,99 254,83 5,55 22 September 1994. 0 C Uys was unanimously elected aschainnan Go'd Financial (costs)/inrome (4741 261 140.22 131.98 4,7 1 of the new board. Mr A J Alletzhauser, Mrs A Cabot-Alletzhauset Industrial Loss before taxation (3272) (I 943'" ) (I 877) and Mr E AIJetzhauser voluntarily resigned as directors. International 147,09 137,61 2,28 245 Ta~at ion = 407 The board now has executive directors with spe(ific SYFRETS: Growth 437.31 408,55 2.24 loss after t"""lion (3050) (1 536) (I 632) responsibilities in terms Qf the daily functional di5cipfines of 160,46 E~traon:linary item 417 marketing, operations, financial/administration and human Trustee 17 1.26 ' ,99 resources. The board comprises executive directors 0 C Uys, I",,,,,,, 111.25 110,14 11,38 (30501 (1536) (1215) Loss after extraordinary items G P Engelbrecht, K R Simon and PGA VOS with L D van 1132.48 1121,16 11,17 Outside slulreholders' mterESt ,. Vuuren a non-executive director. Gilt Balanced 110.27 103,89 Loss for the period attributable 3. Dividend Prime Select 13 1,00 1%2,62 " to ordinary shareholders (30641 (! 536) (t 215) 0' No dividend has been declared for the period under review. UAL: GE 2842,36 266 1,75 3,60 loss per share (cents) (14,0) (7,1) (7,51 l,g7 4. Prospects for the second half year Mining 620,88 580.91 Div idend per share (cents) 3102.58 2902.43 . 2,3 1 Business ventures which were entered into during the first half T~ atlcul4ti4n of errrM'MK5 p" ord,n4ry sNlrr is bAstd on 'h ~ ronsolid~'~ 11 88,75 12.39 of the financial year will be likely to result in the second half ""'''''Gilt 1200.76 profit 4 I1ri"ul4"'~ 10 ordin~ry s""rrhold,,~ before t1:IT/IOrdiMllry Hons. year fol1owing the negative trend of the first half. However, the Managed 1338.94 1258,37 7,61 1. Comments on the interim report board has now created new enthusiasm amongst both employees Max Income 1039,00 1028.62 11 .28 and clients, where a strategic, goal orientated management NAMlBlAN TRUSTS: 1.1 The group's turnover increased by RS,387m of which approach will stabilise results in the medium term, reverse the R4,472m was attributable to Petu'OSl' Book Printers (Ptyl lossmaking position to a breakeven and eventually a profitable OLOMUTUAL: Limited ("Penrose Book~), which was acquired on situation by the end of 1995. Growth 222,gO 207.9 0' 15March 1994. The margins on this turnover were very I"""", na na low and coupled with provisions made for posSible .non 5. Lifting of suspension re«lvery on, amongst others, sales to neighbouring SANLAM: " countries, a loss of Rl,075m was incurred. The balance of At a board meeting held o n 22 September 1994, it was Growth 115,16 107,81 0' the G roup loss amounting to Rl,97Sm arose from unanimously resolved to approach the JSE to lift the suspension I"""", 102,34 100.76 trilditional Penrose business. The extent of this loss is of the shares. The decision of the JSE will be announced shortly. " romparable to the loss made for the similar period in 1993, 6. Chairman's note after allowing for increased finance charges of RO,65Sm. Gold price The directors are of the opinion that all Significant matters relating 1.2 Long.tenn liabilities increased from RJ,24Om to R6,09Sm to the company have been properly disclOsed. London morning fixing: 395,35, offOJ5: due to the financing of the acquisition of Penrose Book London afternoon fixing: 394,85. off 0,85. in the amount of R2,922m, of which RO,308m is reflected In view of the above repOT'!, it is the belief of the chairman that as current liabilities. quarterly reports should be circulated 10 shareholders to keep them London lat~ 394.25. off 1,70. informed on the progress of the recovery process of lheir company. 1.3 Total capital expenditure of R3,91Om includes RJ,201m in respect of the acquisition of Penrose Book. Nam dollarlUS dollar On ~fulJf of Ihe board 1.4 Two investments were made during the period: Friday's opening Friday's closing R2,25Om was paid for an investment. This investment DCUys P J Mason 3,5690105 3,5750165 was in dispute and subsequent to 30 June 1994 this Cfulirm~M &c ret~ry investment was reversed at no loss to the company. 30 September 1994 RJ,IS4m being the company's cost to acquire its share Financial rand in,TimeLife Insurance Limited. Subsequent to 30 June Registered office Transfer secret:tril.'s Friday'sopening Friday's closing 1994 il was decided to dispose of this investment and Me~anti1e Registrars Limited 4.24OG'2600 • negotiations are at an advanced stage to this end. No 21 School Street 4.215012350 loss is anticipated to arise as a result of the disposal, Johannesburg, 2001 6th F1oor,94 President Street details of which will be published in due course. Tel: (011) 334-1950 JohannesbulJ>< 2001 Money market 90 day ha rate: Friday'S opening Friday's closing 11 .90 11.90 ...., • ? •

THE NAMIBIAN Monday October 3 1994 7

Gays and WORLD BRIEFS

lesbians Plague crosses borders I <' ./ NEW DELHI: Suspected plague cases were repor1cd celebrate yesterday in neighbOuring Pakistan and Bangladesh. presumably spread by the more than 400 000 lndians JOHANNESBURG: fleeing an outbreak in the westem--c ity ofSurat. Panic J ohannesburg's gay has grown among ritillions of Indians ,as officials a od lesbian commu­ report widely varyi!lg estimates of sus~ted plague nity gathere d en cases and drug shortages grow in some ci ties. At least S8 people have died. including 54 in Surat, in the masse in the city 's westem state of Gujarat, and four in the capi taf New Llbrary Gardens on Delhi. I 170 kilometers to the north, Saturday morning to Unofficial estimates put the toll' in India's first cele b r ate the plague outbreak in?O years at more than 300, inclusion of gay and les b ian rig hts in Trade giants slug it out South Africa's new constitution. TOKYO: Japan yesterday ha il ed trade agreementS that capped a 2()"hour negotiating marathon in Wash. Chainnan of the JOo ington the night before but accused the United States hannesburg gay and les- of using "undesirable" pressure tactics. bian pride parade, Paul PLAGUEVICflMS ••• ResidentsofNewDelhlsuspectedofcarrylng theplagueviruswaitthelrturn Foreign Minister Yohei Kono, speaking in Wash. Stobbs, said South Afri· outside an Infectious diseases hospital on Saturday. More than 220 people suspected of suffering ington after the talks, said intense negotiations with ca's new constitution L..::&o~m::..::th~.:..!:pl~.~gu::::e~are::..:.~ln::..::De~l b~l~h~o:,~pl~t~.:Is.~P~h~o~t~o~:!R~e~u~te~'~v~I~.~N~.~m~pa!!":.______-I US Trade Representative Mickey Kanf,pr had helped was the only one in the I the United States and Japan overcome much muwal world which stated that U h b · thd disuust. But the two nations failed to reach agreement discrimination against nappy lr ay on a",omobiles ond ,"10 pans. which account fa< sexual orientation was abouttwa.thirdsofthedlrs60billion annual US trade forbidden. deficit with Japan. Satin,lace, leather and chains, balloon boobs .c N. . Probe- into ferry disaster :'O~:'~f".:gd:;'" J.or 1gerla TVRKU, Finland: A high·tech robot was lowered much to the amusement of nearby onlookers. deep into the Baltic Sea yesterday and started sending back pictures of the sunken ferry Estoni a. Mildco 1be,gathering was not Montonen, a lieutenant captain in the Finnish Coast without incident, how­ Another Abacha critic is locked up Guard, said the robot. began transmitting pictures ever,asa small group of around noon to crews aboard the salvage ship Halli. religious placard.carry. LAGOS: T here was little cheer on Sa turday in his National Day ad- Since January, the The sinking of the Estonia killed more than 900 ing hecklers demoll - as NigerIans marked their 34th anninrsary dress, black market value of people early Wednesday io Scandinavia's worst mari. strated against homo· ofiodepeodepcefromBritainbywondering Critics couldn't miss Nigeria's currency has time disaster. Sweden was observing a national day of sexuality. ' when life will improve in the oil-rich W est the irony. They say the plungedfrom35nairato mourn ing on Sunday, including a memorial service in "Sodomites, turn or African n ation. two things which the the US dollar to just 70. Stockholm's Lutheran Cathedral. burn, Jesus saves lives", nation has not enjoyed This week, a govem- read one, while another A thus-(arunsuccess- wealheredaneight·week in the last year are politi· ment committee found in disarming drive said "Repent or Perish". £01 transition from mili· slrike byoil workers,and cal stability and eco- that a US$12 bill ion us A gay man biffed one taJy 10 civilian rule has relatedcivilprotcsts,ten· nomic prosperity. windfall from oil sales PORT-AU·PRlNCE: us soldiers disarmed Haiti's oftheposters and organ· clouded Nigeria's Na- sions remain high amid "Totally the military during the Persian Gulf small naval base and seized private caches of anns in isers had to step in sev- tional Day for the past thecontinued incarcerta· has failed Nigeria," said Warwasmisspentbythe the area west of the capital Saturday, oot'day after pro. era1 times to keep some four yean, tionofMoshoodAbio]a. Rotimi Akeredolu, pre·vious military re. army militias fired on pr

women. He made bro ught the <0 largest added impetus for us in real economic growth in from the predominaJty de Moura has expressed optimism that a peace agree· womentobewomenand numberoflawsuitschal. the tenacious pursuit of a decade, and an ex- Muslim north,and Quis· ment between the govemment and the rebel Unita not men. You must be lenging Nigeria's suc. the goals and objectives pectedthreefoldincrease tiansfromthesouthare movement could be signed within 30 days in the ...·, fied w,·1h what you . f ·1· . f . the · . fu I . . the Id Zambian capital Lusaka, Angola 's national Angop cession 0 ml Italy Jun· 0 steenng nation on 10 e pnces seems cer· now saymg y wou news agency reported on Saturday. are," he charged, w. the path of political sta· tain to aggravate inna· have no more lopsided· De Moura said the 30-day extension given by the Reacting to the heck· Although the military bility and economic tion that already stands ness in poli tical power United Nations security counci l unde r its 945194reso- ling, a group of women ~1!e:ad~'~'~'~h~iP!:....~,~.~c:e~D~tl~y_prospe~:!::n~·ty~.~"~A~bacha::::=.:'"~· d:.-:at~mo:::.. :.:.: Ih:",:::.8:0:pe!:::n::e=n=t~. ....::'h~"":.::· n~g~. _.:s~apac::..~AP=-_~ lution was "more realistic" than the 15 days initially chanted: 1'wo, four, six, proposed. • eight, how do you know Ab· I .e t . . dg The outcome of the Lusaka negotiations between y,,",wifeisstnight?" 10 a J.aces par Isan JU e thego"mmentand Unita would depend on Unita·, Pastor Ron Sykes of political will, he added. the Bible Pastor Church De Mouracalled fortbeoontinuationof politica1 and lold Sapa that homo· LAGO S: T he p residing judge in the treason from the case," Lagos lawyer BayoQrnotubura told diplomatic pressures On Unita as a means to persuade sexuality was a threat to trial o f opposition leader Moshood Abiola AFP Friday. it to sign the Lusaka agreemenl society. "They can be was a prominent m ember ofthe rival political The trial of the millionaire businessman which saved. We are fulfilling party which Ab iola defeated in the annulled started on JUl y 6 has been characterised by contra· God's command by pro- June 1993 poll, Tempo magazine reported versy from the begiMing. Abiola's supporters have Sanctions cause price rise testing," he added. F rida y. charged that the creation, on July 12, of a special "Homosexuality can ann of the Federal High Court in Abuja to try BAGHDAD: The priceofsome basic foods in lraq has be overcome through The weekly magazine said Justice Chris Senlong, Abiola, three weeks after the politician's arrest, was doubled in the past week following a UN decision to salvation. Go on your hearing the Federal High Court of Abiola at Abuja, improper since the court did not exist prior to the keep up a four-year·old embargo which has hit the Iraqi economy hard. knees and repent", was once an active member and lawyer of the commission of the alleged offence. On Saturday a litre of oil was selling for 500 dinars shouted another church· Nationa1 Rcpublicanoonvention (NRC) which stood 1be first trial judge, Jus tice Mustapha Abdullahi, compared wi th 250 dinars, a kilo of rice had lept from man waving a black Bi· in oppOsition to theSocial Democratic Party (SDP), resigned after admitting that he made "accidental ISOdinars to 250 and sugar prices had soared from 250 ble. Abiola's party, at the June 1993 elections. sli ps" in the cou~ of the trial. dinars a kilo to 5SO dinars. "I'U fal l on my knees Abiola was 3etained last June 23 after he pro- A judge in the appeal court ill the northern town These foods are among those rationed by lraqi for you baby," a man re- claimed himself president on the strength of the of Kaduna, Justice Muri Okunola, where Abiola authorities since the UN embargo was imposed fol· plied 3midst chuckli ng June 12, 1993 poll he is widely believed to have filed appeals challenging the right of the Abuja lowing Baghdad'sinvasionofKuwait ln August 1990. and grandstanding by a won, and was later charged with treason. Federal High Court to hear the suit, also suddenly Traders said the price of basic foodstuffs could sharply group of men. - Sapa "It isa very stong reason forthe judgeto withdraw resigned without giving reasons . • Sapa-AFP increase again if the embargo continues. ~ ~P9t ~ f"()' I! ' . ! ,\?-~ q~l. : H"'l ~tfT • 1" s: ..... • 8 Monday October 3 1994 THE NAMIBIAN First National launch Personal Loan package

A PERSONAL Loan package will be avail­ required normal credi! sions or alterations to able to the public from today from all Firsl vettingproces to cu:<,tom· fon n-"ha\-e been slmp,. · (~amr,e. financing of lending packagei>. T HJ~K FIRST· First NatIOnal Bank Slaff will be happy to give you ers by means of a smgle f,euaslara."posslbkbof motor vehiCles th rough Itlsalsoenvlsagedthat "urther Information on their Personal Loan paCkage, available Co the document which incor- remamfullycomprehen· Wesbank nor Home Personal Loans .... iI' be public (rom today, porates a Loan Appliea· siveand willassist in the Loan Finance for ex te n· used in lieu of overdraft

lending as a purchase of CC~======~======;-l financingforsuch~nnwhite goods, for exam· plc household furniture or appliances. The minimum tenn for such a personal loan is three months and the maximum loan period is five years with a mini· mumamountofN$IOOO and maximum of N$20 000. The repayment of these Personal Loans will be made in equal monthly installments, including interest, and are made by means of a debit order, JSE - closing

JOHANNESBURG:Share!; on theJoh.mnesburg Stock Exchan£eended firmer in active Friday trade on ex· pectalions thal Mood) s was likely 10 accord SA a BBB rating. Some players believed an announcement was imminent, a dealer How many times in the past said. The unit trust close­ outwas probably alsohelp-­ did you say that, because ing topropup shares. with the finance was not readily a weaker financial rand as­ sisting gold shares in par­ available to you? ticular, a1though the bul­ lion price was steady, he said. Shortly after the official close, the all share index was 40 poin ts firmer at 5676 as the all gold index gained 15poin~t02442- off the day's best levels­ First National Bank of Namibia, and the industrial index now introduces a personal Loan added 23 points to 6290. Scheme that will enable you to Market leader De Beers buy what you want. On the spot. ended the session 175c up at RIOI,75 and associate Anglos.was 4SOC higher The simplicity of this scheme is at R240,OO, while on the that you can borrow from gold board, VaaI Reefs N$ 1,000 up to 20,000, with the collected IOOctoR478,OO option to pay back from three and Dries rose SOc to months to as long as five years. R68,OO. Among leading Discover for yourself how simple industrial shares, SA it is to have a good nights sleep. Breweries notched up a 50-centgain to R84,OOand WooltlU strengthened by Its time you talk to First National 25c to R 18,25, but Remgro Bank, Today. slumped 25c to R23,7S. Sasol sIipped5ctoR3S,95 on turnover of RI8,8o. million, the day's highesl - The easy Personal Loan Reserve Bank Governor - Chris Stalsreportedly told . /' AP-Dow Jones in London . , ' that he expected to have ~ First National Bank the SQve:eign credit rating from Standard & Poor's Ratings Group and First National Bank of Namibia Limited, Registered Bank. Moody's Investors Serv­ First for loans. First for you. ice Inc "within the next two weeks". He said he Call your nearest branch or Head Office at Tet «(61) 229610. Fax: {061} 225994 hoped to secure Japan's Nippon.Investment Serv· ice's rating soon after, be· fore the end of October.. Sapa·I-Net .J>- THE NAMIBIAN Monday Oct_, 3 1994 9 Ovanamibia va kwatelwa moAngola vakalelipo • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA POSHIKANGO kundanwa kUlya moKavango. pvawiliki vamwe Omapangelo laNamibia Opa kala oale pa vopashiwana monooli voSwapo ONGHUNDANA oyo Inal kolekwa natango naAngola otaa ka ya ningwa eudafano kutya navo yo ova yandja kopoUO oya hangs oshlro shelu kutya ovamad meenghundafana ovakalimo voilongo ei ­ elondwelo moshiwana veeduladopokatlko~3Slwaapo,ovakwatelelwa okukundafana ivali otavadulu okuenda opoalikanaovanhu vaha popepl noNamacunde mOlomakaya manga kwa oupyakadi fiyo oshikako endaende koAngola moParlemende Ii va ka talelapo ovakwanedlmo vavo koAngola. wOvanamibia ovo hava sheekilometa 60 okuya inashi pumbiwa. shaashi kwatelwa moita meni laAngola ile otashi dulika va kwatwe KONIMA yomaboololo 00 • nlngihre Ovakwashiwana ava navo keeFapla. yaAngola. laNamibia noinava pamikalo di Ii ngaashi okuhoolola ollyo olkalellpo yoSw.po va popya noshifo eshi Osha kala Nonande oshinima pumbwa ombapila ngaha ile va dipawe moParlemende konl~ yomaboololo taaka otava hokolola kUlya. omukalondjiikilile shekwato IOvanamibia yasha. Ha mushanga kuwa!ye. ning". muDesemba, Ombelewa ovamati ovo. vomwaalu moAngola okukwatela osha kundanwa keedjo Omukulunhu Vahapu vomovanhu wa kQnda omilongo ovalumenhu moila di shii okulineekelwa. mOuministeli yOinima ovo hava i koAngo!a. yaHamushangandJai woSwapo, oya pitlta ivali, ova kwatwa po moule weedula da dja han~ kwaavo tava ti ova yOmeni loshilongo. ohava i okukalanda omadlne aavo .VB hoololwa VB b kaleJepo kovakwaita veeFapla, ko, opo ku kondjifwe mona nomesho osho sha ShetuHamunyela,okwa eemhumbwe davo. Swapo moParlemende. • kashiimba nelalakano Unita, 00 ta Iwifa ningwa po, shiivifa kUlya konima naluhapu ohave litu Ovanbu 32 vomovanhu 72 ova uUkwa okuvakwatela moita. epangelo. Omuyandjimulombo yetalelepo lonhele opo momaupyakadi a Iya kOmupresidende yemwene, vo Otaku hokololwa ,Nonande epangelo wopoJjfl eshi a pulwa pa dipaelwa ngaho. ovakwashlwana tava pewa nee ombito onghela okwa ti fiyo kutya ovamati ava ova nale la kala ashike hali omunangeshefa Okwa kundanwa yo yokuhoololo ovo 40 va wedwapo. hangika po Paras a kwata eedalele opapa opolifi inai wokoRundu pamwe kutya Ovanamibia ovo (onhele yomalandifilo daAngola. osha fa tashi lopotelwa pambelewa novanafiko la vavali, hava kwatwa omafiku Omadloa ovakalelipo voSwapo 0500 e li aaveshe) noIrukondekwa ulike kutya paife otaH oshinima osho. ashike okwA tokolwa aa. shama va pu okuelwa ngaba palandularano: Hendrik Witbooi, kovakwaita ongula kwata ashike keshe okwa udaneka kutya eendaeo~o pokati ohava tumwa keenhele Moses Garoeb, Hage Gcingoh, Mose yOlomakaya. omulumenhu 00 la otashi ka konakonwa. kaNamibia naAngola dokokule ngaashi Tjltendero, Hi~kepunye Pobamba, Theo­ Okwa Ii va kendabala mono. shaashi oita oya • Lwopokati opo okupitila momulonga koCabinda. oko itava Ben Gurirab, Andimba Tolvo ya Toivo, ngeno okufadukapo. hanya. EpangelolaNamibiaola waKavangoli xulirwepo dulu okulivakako. Hldlpo Hamutenya, Ubertlae Ama'bIIa, vilikilile mEtine la dja manga. ashike ovakwaita ova Okwa kundanwa nale Fiyo osheshi Nabas AaguIa, NlI"rikuluke Tjlriaog., Ben hovela okuumba Ovanamibia vahapu va ko kutya omaendaendo Okwe lihanifilwa oshinyolwa eshi tashi i eendjebo tave va tilifa. kwatelwa moita aeshe pokati kaNamibia opolifi moshilukulwa komanyanyangido, Amalblla, Nkkey lyambo, Helmut AaguIa, Nonande vamwe ve yaAngbla,novamweopo naAngola okwa xulifwa opo i pashukile kutya kwakwali twamonafana Dr Kameeta, Pbillemoa MaUma, Niko shi pondola ngaho vc Iivake ko nokuli po manga. sha landula hamunhu nande ta nombelewa la... ,loIIO •• Mareo Hausiku, Pendukeni okupelako oixwa omwedi wa ~ dja ko kedipao loshivakela 010 lauluka eengaba yOm ukalelip o m .., ... Jerry Ekaodjo, Hartmut lI.uppel, nokufadukapo. otaku nokualukila vali la ningililwe okupitila momulonga waAngola moNamibia, Richard Kapelwa Kabajanl, Netumbo tongwa kUI)'a keumbo. Ovanamibia vatatu waKavango, ngee nee opo i yandje ouyelel Ndaltwah,BenburdEsau,JubnSbaetonbodl, mEtitatu loshivike sha okuuya ile okudja kombinga yomakwato N Kemba, Pashukeni Sboumbe, Jeremla ~~~;~~2~O~I~w~aa~po~d:~O~S~hivike sha dja ko, dja kd popepi noRundu moNamibia. 00. ~ iwa okwa li kwa Namblnga, Ellen Muslalela, U Tjlzera, 19natlus Shlxwamenl, A Maharukwa, Aaniilonga Nangolo Mbumba, Klaus Dterksr Nathaniel MaxuiliU, John Mutorwa, Daniel , Tjongarero, Rick 8 Kukuri, Ben Ulenga, otashi vulika ya Hadino Hishongwa, Gert Hanekom, Anna Bayer, Wil1em Blwa,Nangololthe~Jesaya Nyamu, Doreen Slob, WUhelm Konjore, ninge ekanka lyambolodongo,MarcusSbivute,Siegfried Wohier, Buddy Wentwof'th, Rev Eduard AANllLONGA yepangelo mosh[longo ashlhe, GodnnaII, Peter M.utah B I Al~~I.,\. _____ oye na omadhliladhllo gokuningila epangelo !Naruseb, Getrude Hilukilwa Kaodanga, ekanka momaslku 14 gaOctober, ngele elndilo Pec.nas Uonp, Merlin Mungunda, Loide Iyawo kepangelo opo Ii gwedhele oodjambi Kaslngo, KaJia.. HIsbouao, IiaDs Gabriel dhaanlllonga aye he moshilongo 10811 gwanlthwapo. Booys,DicksonG.brleISbIbepo,Step...... DBl, NeviUe Angermund, Eunice lipinge, MoVenduka uu siku ngoka ga thikana inapu loel Kaapanda, Helao laNdadi, Mkbaela 1 U bo k I I wetitatu Iya ziko. nigwasha.Momahalawo Huebsc:ble. T'"omas Nambabu. Air. Aangw 00 va oya tung wa omagum ..omawanawa ngo a ga egu u wa omathele nomathele ngaashi Okahandja. JI ambelewa omwedhl gwa ziko. Methano ndlka otamu monika ominlstell ··1 I R d 0 Shlkwambl u-tti Amadblla, Jason Abed P gaann onga yepange 0 un u. maruru, ' 1'1"" (kolumosho),yo~pe~,~,~y~o~m~a~giu~m~b~o~n~OS~h~o~w~o~o~m~.~pa~n~g~e~,o~goilipa~,~,o~po~'~W~.~J~e~rry~~E~k~.~n~dJ~O~ opamwe gwoshltopolwa shaShana Silvanus ogaposkola Ii ya ningi osyoDavidhigongi Gobabis.yepange!o oyaaan Ii woiilo nangayo Angu~Ngaasb1 nomuftt& tasbI monika lobannes DOSba Sindano udanekwa•. Vatuva pelhlmbo ngoka Bezuidenhoul, mokayaJi ya ningi iigongi moka ya nale,mokatikoiloyoomunaoomemevahapu pop i t h w a Ii yi ikundu oshinima osboyo ovanyasba vabapu, agaashi ~ kaaga .. djimilombo shika. Jigongi )'imwe yomahangano gane yaaniiloogayepangelooya ooSbb:wa.meni noovakwao. • Omalinyolifo a lepekwa gaaniilonga yepangelo. Ji woyaningwa pomaha!a OnguduyovaaaUongaoayooyakalelwapo K 0 n i m a ngaashi, poRehoboth. yo nawa momusbolondodo womadlna. ),oonkundathana oonde r:M~"':':'~nt=-al "~o~U:i~s''-__L ______~ • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA ashike efiku limwe alike . moshigongi shika. Moitukulwa ngaashi yokomilcunda okakomiti)'e moka muna NONANDE omafiku okulinyolifa ovakulupeovenaoudjuuokuyakonhele iilyo yehangano lyo Pub­ momahoololo twa finda a wedelwa imwe i Iili okukashangwa I)e Service Union (psUN). ooulewoshivike,eenghundanaokudja omolwoukule. oomolwaashi ovo va the Namibian Public Tareni Electonic's keembinga neembioga otadi ulike pilililwapo komashango pomikunda Workers Union (Napwu). Sales & Service kutya ovanhu vahapu natango olava davo ihava mooD vali o mhilO the Namibian Natioanl Rtpalr otTY. Vldto and R_1o _ M·NellMlallatlons ka xupa lw inava nyolwa. yokunyolwa. Teachers Union (Nantu) Omalinyolifo. okwa 1i ngeno e na Oshinima shimwe lashi nyenyetwa nosho wo Teachers Un­ Td:(tl61J14IJI9S FlU: (tUl J 149194 okuxula Etitano la dja ko. ashikeok wa osho okulonga ashike fiyo opoheyaJi ion of Namibia (Tun) oka li katokola opo ya ningile RlUlill PIIP: S2222 wedel wa opo a twik ile fiyo Ometitano yokomatango. Ovanailonga ovo hava 1tulefH..J!!Ienu A ... 111 loshivike eshi. hano momafiku loogo fiyo opohamano. ihava ka mona epangelo ekanka momasiku ga tumbulwa, WINDHOEI( aheyali. naanaa vali omhito ya wana ngeleeindilo lyawo inaye Pnghundana oyo ya yand jwa.otaku okunyolwa, shaashi eshi tava ka fika Ii ningilwa. ke linyolifwa ashike paire peenhcle komaumbo oheyaJi oya denga nale. WE SPECiAliSE IN SELLING AND Natango tuu Ngeenge nee okwa fiki nande odo tadi kalelele. 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Mike Toothill (centre) of South Africa clinched entertainment areas Look at this crazy • Iow We have many eXCQIlent Delivety House fully burglar proovad the recent Holsten Namiblan Open Squash tournament staged at the price for a 1991 HoncIa Jettas 10 pIdt from - we art! Fr98 Quote By Request waiting for you at Piat Wanderers Club 10 Windhoek. Thenumberfourseed pippedhlscompatriot 0utakIe buildings: PrelucIe 2 Utre, 16va/Ya 9 Ctxie Str., Windhoek Crous Motors, Tel: 222873, Glenn Whitaker (No 7) In the final. Six players from South Afrlca took Double garage wit! only 34 000km . N$7'9 Wlndh08k. WESBANK will W ..t Room with shower and 900lt do your finance! parlln the evenL Also pictured are Neil Thompson from the Namibia Squash Rackets Association (extreme left) and C huck Muller, marketing Phone 240311 01' anoo ',iI... Piat Crous Moto~ gets you Ens toilet and show9r OSTRICH CHICKS TO rolling at a song! GST SELL of Namibia Breweries. Established garden and excluded AGENT FOR VALLEY swimming pool From registered farm , FURNISHERS NOW NO AGENTS Fast finance - WESBANK mic:rochlpped. R ESULTS - FROM PAGE 12 OPEN IN ONGWEDIVA. NS47S 0()(). TeI: 06731 · 2899 Fax: 06731 - 2671 FOR THE BEST PRICES Contact Eis st SPECIAL - SPECIAL Le~a l Leeds United 2, Manchester City 0; Liverpool 4. OF FURNITURE AND 061·25341 RAIDER 4X411 No1ice Sheffield Wednesday I; Manchester United 2, 1992 HiLux RaIder with I~ III Spedal APPLIANCES CONTACT: HOUSE FOR SALE m Everton 0; Norwich City 2, Blackbum Rovers I; EFRAlM KAOHIKWA AT chrome rims , AlC, canopy 111[ 1 Services Beautitul plct\Jresque THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Southampton 3, Ipswich Town I; Wimbledon I, EFRAIM'S AGENCIES, + AfT, special dltllocM, air mansion !or sale In eros NonCE OF INTENTION MAIN STREET, compressOf, polyurethane Touenham Hotspur 2. Parl< OF CHANGE OF 5 Bedrooms loading box - all 01 this for Sunday: ONGWEDIVA. SURNAME l1V-room only N$66 90(). AFTER HOURS TEL: I, Jonannes PetnJs, residing Chelsea I. West Ham 2; Nottingham Forest 3, 06756 - 40393 living room GST excluded. Queen's Park Rangers 2. DinIng room at Erl 655 , Hakahana, Piet Crous Motors has all TRANSPORT Large dining room (suitable Katutura, employed as a for entettalnlng) the balgains I Cleaner intend appl ying to ~ SERVICE Scottish Premier League Work I fecrealion room Tal: 225861 , Windhoek ...... ,.,. the Minister 01 Home )Jfairs If yIou need transpOrt to / 4 F"1tIed baltvooms Fast ftnance from PROFES8k)HAL for authority under section 9 from church, school, wen S8I'Yanrs Quarters WESBANK 01 the Aliens Act, 1937, to RESULTS from Scottish Premier League matches SERVICES or shop, call us for assume the surname 01 played on Saturday (home teams listed firs!): personalized service or -pool .A*m ays"'" ..... W'Id ,'''''_ ABSOLUTE BEST Nahoie , 101' the reasons that Falkirk 2, Hearts I; Hibemian 3, Patrick. O ~ rental. Price: N$3 000 000 0( a ...... DOUBL£ .cABSI Petrus is my first name and Kilmamock 2. Aberdeen I ; Motherwell I . Glasgow Box 24064, W1ndhoa+r. better price - AL*x'natlc gdiI openers Contact TiI: 229286 1993 Mazda 4X4 double • Automatic garage Johannes is my lather', Celtic I; Glasgow Rangers 2, Dundee United 0, TeI: 225529 cab N$79 goo. name. My real sumarne Is nahoIe. I previously bore the • ., ~ . , 4 1993 Hil.Jnr 4X4 double cab • k*WOOm lIP"'" + canopy N$83 goo. • \Ikteo In_corn aytlm name(s) J.Petrus. Any European persOn who objects to my GST excluded. Tel: 222873 - ElectriC- fanc:t1g assumption 01 the said W""_ - AI yow WIIkIhg )ob& Le. Champions League FO( last finance OIl_, Safiely cIocn, surname of NahqIa. should as soon as may belodg8 his WESBANKI carpor1a, burglartlat& etc. RESULTS of matches in the European Champions • FIoocIIgMI l her objection, In writing, wilt'! 4X4 JOy III a statement 01 his / her League Cup played last Wednesday night: ...... reasons thereof, with the SA L~ BUY, RENT, 1993 Mazda 4x4 Driller ­ Hotx monIbring + Galatasaray (Turkey) 0, Manchester United (Eng­ ·24 Magislr8l9 of Wlndhoek. TEL: 211474 EACHANGE Power steering N$68900- ' land) 0; AC Milan (Italy) 3 (Slroppa 39, Simone 57, FAX: 211802 1. Do you have a ., MasI8r...... cards . , VIsa 64), Casino Salzburg (Austria) 0; IFK Gothenburg 1990 Syncro with AIT, AlC manufacturing, game P.:\1 Property FOR NUMBER PLATES N$69900· . cards welcome (Sweden) 2 (Erlingmark 73, Blomvist 90). Barce­ SIGNWRITING AND farm and distribution To Let bush'l8Ss f propMty 1989 Mazda 4x4 with U!JI lona (Spain) I (Stoichkov 10); Steaua Bucharest SILKSCREENING (houses, commercial & canopy N$42 90(). PleaSe phOrI8 ~ a tree (Romania) 0, Hajduk Split (Croatia) I (Asanovic industrial) tor sale? We GST Exduded. Plet Crous ._ton Hou.e to Let SWORN 88); ASK Athens (Greece) I (Saveski 30), Ajax nave expatriate I local Con_': N$ 1500,OO p.m. TRANSLATIONS Amsterdam (Netherlands) 2 (Litmanen 33. Kluivert buy"" Tal: 225861""D", Windhoek : " L s.chM 0' GeM 3 Bedrooms Chrlsta Thoma. 2. Do you want to buy a loerien at lel: 63). house with a friend / Easy Finance · WESBANK (Main on suite) English I German I (081)22560 Of relative? It is affordable I Dining room, Kitchen French (081)221012 Of We nave the know-how. SPLENDID with b,l.c. open plan, Tel: 222582 Please contact Friendship Fax: (011) 31511 Keegan's men MICROBUSESII Breakfast comer, Very Wlndhoek Property Agency at 1988 VoIkswagen 2.11, AfT P.O.Box 24064, neat. Phone N$38 900- Property WintIloak 0( Phone 061· Tel: 211235 P..:\1 225529 1989 Kombl 2. 11 , RIT confirm dominance ~ To Let NW 900- 1993 Kombl2.5I, RfT, m JI.1 .... moriam LONDON: Newcastle U olted stretched their lead ForSale FLAT FOR RENT D N$76900- at the top of the English premier league with. 2. 1993 Kombl2.5I RIT, AJC , l.eJ!al Fully furnished, 2 bed· o win at Aston Villa on Saturday as second· N$8t 900- Notice rOOfT\5, uil·contained nat In GST exduded. m PETRUS KEISEB placed Blackburn went down 2.1 at Norwkb, If you want the nice, quiet neighboulhood, ¥our& on your way In style (SWARTIE) Newcastle's red·hot goalscorers Andy Cole and both their close to shopping centre, best deal in buying from Piat Crous Moto~ . THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Robert Lee were on target to take tallies to has small garden with or selting a used Best finance · WESBANK NOnCE OF INTENT10N Oorlede: 03110/1993 1I apiece for the season. Champions Manchester OF CHANGE Of United kepI in touch with a 2-0 win over boltom side fru lttrees and garage with Vehicle BAKKI ES GALOREII SURNAME NET BY GOD Everton, but Arsenal slumped to a shock 2-1 home telephOne. Available 1991 Nis&an 1400 DeLuxe I, Slmon Fr9darlck, residing defeat to Crystal Palace, who had nO( won this season, at AG 111 Single Qaurtars, VINDEKRUS immediately. N$26 90(). Katutura,employedasaChel lan Wrightscored his lOOth goal for Arsenal, but it 1991 Bantam leisure 1600, P.S. 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BLOE"tFONTEIN: Transvaal's 56-33 The champions also jumper goes without demolition job on in the Bankfin came agonisingly close question. Cur-c ie Cup final at Springtiok Park in 10 recording the biggest Admi!tedlysomecyn. 81oemrontein on Saturday has been a long winning margm. For ics havemanagedtohelp time in coming. long periods they were eam Wiese a reputation hovering around the 30- of nOI being able to WIfl ,Whilemoslpeopleare utility back Gavin- pointmarkwhichNorth- clean baJl unless he IS singing Transvaal's through 10 captain cou- emTransvaalsetin 1980 severely lifted. Yet those praises for the manner in rageous. FrancOis in thrashing Western same "experts" have which they retained the Pienaar, Transvaal'swas Province 39-9. never stopped to men­ coveted trophy however, still a team triumph And Johnson's 21 tion Wiese's other at­ OFS coach Nelie Smith which left everybody in points _ three penalties tributes. RIGHT STUFF ... Arsenal striker lan Wright(left)shleldsabounclngball has openly questioned absolute awe. and six conversions _are Smith did admit how- from Richard Shaw of Crystal Palace during an English Premier League the legality of some of Coach Ray Mordt just three short of Naas ever that the late with- soccer match at Highbury on Saturday. Wrighl scored once for Arsenal their tactics. probably summed it up Botha's drawal of his own star I ~in~'h~'~i~r~2~-I~d~'t~.. ~, ~,o~c~r~o~ss~,~o ~w~n~ri~va~l~s=c~r~Y~sta~l~p~a~la~c~,~'~o~m~a_rk_h=;S-.:.I00:.-.:.'h "I have seen locks who best in saying: "Wehave mark. Had Johnson suc- lock, Andre Cloete, had t career for the cannot even touch a been battling forthree or ceeded with the two been a crucial blow. -- crossbar suddenly im- four weeks now But the more goalable kicks he Cloete was admitted to proving conside rably," teamreallyputlttogether would have helped erase hospital on Saturday Martina kisses Big said Smith. "Just wait today. Ourdefeat against oneofTransvaal'sworst morning with symptoms until we play intema- Northern Transvaal fol- rugby nighnnares. of menmgitis. tional rugby. Ifwe field lowed a week after the Botha's record four What Smith and some Apple goodbye the same locks we might Lion Cup final and the penalties and four othercriticsofTransvaal fi nd out where our prob- players were really tired. d ropgoals carried appear to have forgotten NEW YORK: Martina Navralilova Conchila Martinezand 1990 US Open lems lie." But I always knew it Northems through to a however is thal the OFS and New York City have had a long- champion Gabriela Sabalini in the Smith was also not wasjustamatteroftime 24-1S victory over the pack was going back- running love affair. Now she is pre- field. happy With the penalty before they hit top gear." Vaal in the 'S7 final. wards at a considerable paring 10 bid adieu 10 the scene of The woman who spent mOSI of the try which went Trans- And top gear they hil Against this back- rate of knots for most of some of her greatesl triumphs - and 19SOsas the world'stop-i'llnkedplayer vl.la l's way. The Free torewritetheCurrieCup gro,und Smith's allega- the time and conceded her deepest disappointment. is currently ranked No. 4 and ready to State coach's feeling is record books. The most tions smack of sour- two hooks againsl the "Losing at the US Open in 1976 play her final four toumaments: Zu- that the ball had already points by a winning team grapes. head. was the lowest I've ever been," rich, Switzerland; Filders!adt. Ger- emerged from thescrum in a final· 56. The high- In questioning the le- Pienaar, in fact. hit the Navratilova said of lanet Newbeny's many; Virginia Slims of Oakland, when his players moved est number of tries by a gality of Vaal's lineout nail on the head when he first-round upset. ;'Ineverfelt soalone Calif .• and 'at the Garden. offsides and was not a team in a final · seven. work he is, of course, said:" The whole team at the time." "I think it is only fining that my last penalty tIy siwation. The most aggregate referring tolocks Kobus played with dedication. Since then, it 's been moslly highs, singles event will be a Virginia Slims

;Wh~~a";v~"~th::,~c~"';;O~"'~lpo~;nJ"~;n~a~fi~,"£a~':-~89~'~Th:'-,w~;highestaggregaleoftries Sch~,~utte,,,;~a~n~d12p~h~II~ bUI Schutte'sIl~.p~ commitmeTransvaal'snt and c aptainslill." eightincluding titles fo atur the US season.e Open crondingwn slour- and Championshipsbeen the mosl prevalent.. . because thro theyughout have in a final _ 10. as a li neoul also pointed out that the nament played al Madison Square my career," she said at a news confer- ~ referee had not awarded Garden. cnce . any penalties against his At next month 's Virginia Slims "It seems my landmarks throughout team in the Iineouts and Championships. her final professional my career have been Virginia Slims­ Pirates surge to the top strongly denied that any singles tournament, a special "Trib- nanled events, whether it be Ch icago illegal tactics had been ute to Martina" nighl will include the or Los Angeles, San Franciscoor New JOHANNESBURG: Maponyane to nip the on the ball three minutes involved. raising of a banner bearing York, or even Virginia Slims of Oal· Orlaodo Pirates ball past a groping later to deny Silent his For Free State there is Navratilova's name to Garden rafters las, which doesn 'I happen anymore. surged to the top of ' keeper Shad rack brace with a good save at least the consolation where it will hang alongside the re- "Ijusthope thatlcan stillpick upthe that they will be playing tired numbers and championship ban- racket and hit the ball over the ne t the NSL Castl' Biema. and Bucs had to be satis­ League with a Just seven minutes fied to cross over with a in the Super 10 series ners of the New York Knicks and through all the emotion that 1 am sure --- later John Moeti missed 2-0 advantage. next year and will gain a Rangers. I will be feeling that day." convincing 3·0 lot of valuable experi- "00 I gel a number?" she asked TIlen, realizing the celebration will victory over a golden opportunity to The pattem of the sec­ make it 2-0 after receiv­ ond half was much the ence from it. Friday when told of the Nov. 15 cel- be on the day she plays her flfSt-rou nd Amazulu at the ing a perfect square pass same as that of the first­ They can also take ebration. "No. I - no, No. 4 right match, Navratilova said: "Hopefully ThembisB stadium fromMaponyane, butthe all Pirates. But with heart from the fact that now." thatwon'tbe the only day that 1 will be OD Saturday. Bucs shrugged off their Tshaka clearing a sharp they never stopped try_ Navratilova is the fifth player to playing here." Virtually unstoppable misfortune tostrom back volley from Silent fro m ing even though the qualify for the Virginia Slims Cham- The 1976 US Open loss came the the Bucs led 2-0 at onto the attack, the goalmouth Amazulu game had already been pionships, which features onl y the top year after Navratilova defected from halftime and with a bit 1bepressure had totell somehow managed to pu shed beyond their 16 singles players and top eight dou- her nalive Czechoslovakia and before of luck could well have and the Amazulu de­ hold fllTl1. reach at halftime. bles teams. She joins Australian Open she began herdomination of women 's stretched their winning fence eventually buck­ Under siege however Th~ finalwordgoes lo championSteffiGraf,U.S.andFrench tennis. She has won 167 titles, more margin by at least two led in the 35th minute. A Amazulu finally con­ Vaal coach Mordl. 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Results Nam Football • Association SP-ORT Holsten National League Sport Shorts ' RESULTS from the NFL Holsten National League matches played Chiefs scrape home at the weekend (home teams listed first): I)VISA KaizerChiefs failed to live up to expectations Friday night: when they scrajX!d a 2-1 win over bollom-of-the-Iog Independence Stadium, Royal Tigers in an NSL Cast1e League game at Dur­ ban's King's Park Stadium yesterday. Chiefs led 2-0 at Windhbek - Prestige halftime, both goals scored within half-an-hour. Sirnon Properties Civics FC I. Makhubela weaved his way past three Tigers' defend­ Black Africa 2. ersandscoredin the 12th minute. McDonaldMokantse Saturday: netted the second. lndependence Stadium, Windhoek - AU10 Cen­ Jana wins VW Grand Prix tre Nampol FC 0, Ace Maize Chief Sanlos I. Khorixas - Robber SECOND-SEEDED Jana Novotna defeated top seed HOT SHOT ••• Edward 'Eddy' Kambanda of Punyu Benfica tries to dribble past his Auto Centre ChantiesO,RamblersFC Mary Pierce of France 7-S,6-1 yesterday towin the US Narnpol FC opposite number C ha rles Hansen, during their NFL Holsten National League tie at the dollars 400 000 Volskwagen Grand Prix women's Independence Stadium yesterday. Benflca ran out 3-1 winner in a match that saw Karnbanda 3. tenn is tournament. Novolna, of the Czech Republic, Kuisebmund Stadium - scoring twice for the Tsumeb outfit, fell behind in the first set 2-S, but battled back to tie it Kraatz Welding Eleven at 5-S and took the neXltwo games to win. Novotna Arrows I, Liverpool FC dominated through the remaining five games. I. S unday: Sundowns shock;er African Stars Independence Stadium, Windhoek - Auto Cen­ SUNDOWNS' already slim chances of retaining the tre Nampol FC I, Punyu NSL Castle League championship suffered another Benfica 3; African Stars 'blow when they were beaten 1-2 by Umtata Bucks at 6, Robber Chanties O. the IndcpendenceStadium yesterday. Wilfred Mugeyi Kuiscbmund Stadium - opened the score within a minute of the kick-off after thrash Robbers lnteratlantic Blue Waters capitalising on Sundowns defender Lucky Molefe's 0, LivefPOOl 2, poor clearance, Mongezi Malashe scored the second, Daniel Mudau netted·for Sundowns. As Domingo scores hat-trick... SA Football Wallabies win Association • CONRADANGULA from Andre Kikemba, playing without their AUSTRALiAN rugby's first entry into southern Af­ which was cancelled out midfield inspiration, NSL CasHe League rica in decades was a most1 y scrappy affair between A SUPERB hat-trick from exciting Angolan by Efraim ;OOOa' Shozi Sylvester 'Lolo' emerging Wallabies and Zimbabwe where the visi­ RESULTS from NSL midfielder ,DomingoMartin, helped African of Arrows, Goraseb, a team mate of tors' vastly superior experience and resources over­ Castle League matche&---:­ Stars to a runaway 6-0 victory over a depleted Also on Saturday at Ricardo' s on the national came both jet-Iag and their fiercely determined hosts played at the weekend Robber Chanties during a one-sided NFL team, scored their third 36-17, The juniors to the world champions rugby side, the Independence Sta­ (home teams listed first): HoisteD National League outing played at dium in Windhoek, Ace straight win in as many drawn mostly from Australian coastal sides, waltzed Played Saturday: the Independence Stadium in Windhoek MaizeChiefSantos con­ matches. by the Zimbabweans with four penalties and two goals Tembisa - Orlando Pi­ tinued theirchallenge for 8 0th Goraseb and against two penalties. yesterday. rates 3, Arnazulu O. the Group A titlc when Mannetti left the coun­ The victory secured Ramblers Fe, who have Cltatsworth - Manning they pipped Nampol FC try for Gennany last Group C honours for completed their fixtures, Rangers2, Exciting draw 1-0, thanks to a solitary Wednesday where have 15 points. Celtic O. Stars and resulted in goal from young Berlin Manneui will begin a In a match played ear­ Chats worth A FOURTH minute injury time goal earned relega­ coach G5I')' Sales leav­ Augumeb, stint in Bad Liebenzellcr. lier at the Independence D'Alberton Callies 0, tion-tlveatened Pretoria City a point when they shared ing the stadium with a Prestige Properties Goraseb is expected to smile as wide as the Stadium yesterday, Vaal Professionals 2, the spoils I-I with Moroka Swallows in a Castle Civics FC, who are al­ return after two weeks League fixture at Berea Park yesterday. City, after 31 Punyu Benrica kept a Goreangab Dam. ready missing their na­ and could be joined by Played Sunday: games, have accumulated 21 points and are now equal The high-riding Stars promise from theircoach tional team midfield star, Manetti in the national Berea Park - Preloria with 16th positioned D' Alberton Callies who lost 2-0 led 2-0 at halftime, Gottfried Hailonga and Ricardo 'Bucksy' team midfield forthecru­ City I, Moroka Swal­ to Vaal Professionals in Durban on Saturday but have scored a convincing 3-1 thanks to goals from Mannetti, were 1-2 los­ cial Africa Cup of Na­ lows I. a game in hand. victory over Auto Cen­ Martin and fast-sprint­ ers to Black Africa, also tions Cup lie against CharleS' Mopeli - Qwa lre Nampol FC, ing winger Costa Lucas, at the Independence Sta­ Mali in Windhoek on Qwa Stars 3, Real Rov­ The victory came EIs in control whose tireless runs down diumon Friday evening. October 16. ers I. through goals from theright flank provedtoo Black Africa, also King's Park -Royal Ti­ SOUTII African Ernie Eis' runaway lead was slashed much for the Robbers to Reinholdt Geingob and gers I , Iwisa Kaizer but he was still very much in control of the Mercedes handle. a brace from Edward National Football League Chiefs 2. German Masters at the Motzener See Club yesterday. Martin, who was the 'Eddy' Kambanda, with Independence - Umtata After opening rounds of 63 and 64, the US Open star player for the Cen­ the 'Fifa-Fica' taking a Bucks 2. Sundowns I. champion slumped to a 70 after a poor start in which trallnvitation Xl during 1:0 halftime lead. Group A : Saturday: he bogeyed the first two holes. Jose Maria Olabazal of their4-2 victory overthe Meanwhile, Liverpool Team P W 0 L GFGAPTS FIFA Under-17 Youth Spai~ is only three strokes back. national team last had another successful Tigers 54018312 Cup Qualifier: Wednesday night, com­ trip down to the coast Santos 63219611 First-leg: pleted his hat-trick with and returned with four Benfica 623113139 .SA juniors win OrlandoStadium-South a brace in thesecondhalf, points after a win and a Pirates 6 2 2 2 12 11 8 Africa 3, Zimbabwe I. SOUTH Africaduly won their Africa under-17 soccer Former Pirates ~w against local clubs Nam~IFC 70163121 championshi ps rltStround first leg match againstZim­ mid fielde r, African lnteratlantic Blue Waters babwe at Meadowlands Stadium on Saturday to go Areseh added goal and Kraatz Welding Group B: English Eleven Arrows, into the second leg with an advantage, Steve Motsiri number five with former Team P W D L GFGAPTS natio nal under-20 team A goal apiece from (15th min), Mahomed Bhamjee (42nd) and Claud Liverpool 835011814 Premier Collett (65th) scored for South Africa to replay to a striker Erastus Moncho SevenEndalaand young Civics 832313711 15th minute penalty converted by Mas~r Masiko for scoring the sixth for the s triking sensation League Black Africa 8 3 2 3 11 10 9 Zimbabwe, all-conquering Katutura Erastus Gariseb earned Arrows 7232759 outfit. Liverpool a well-de­ WEEKEND socar re­ Blue Waters 7 2 I 4 10 15 7 Stars, who only served 2-0 victory over sults from the English Record ratified Premier League played needed 10 win o ne of Blue Waters at the GroupC: . their remaining two Kuisebmund Stadium at at the weekend: THE Inte rnational Amateur Athletics Federation on GFGAPTS matches to clinch their Walvis Bay yesterday. Team P W D L Saturday: Thursday formally ratified the lOO-metre record set by Stars 7 5 I I 16 3 16 Arsenal I, Crystal Pal­ American Uroy Burrell on July 6 it was announced on gro up, have now col­ Earlier on Saturday, Ramblers 8 3 0 3 17 10 15 ace 2; Aston Villa 0, Saturday. Burrell clocked 9,8S at the IAAFGrand Prix Iccted an impressive 16 the Okahandja outfit Woestyn 8 2 2 4 9 14 8 Newcastle United 2; meet in Lausanne, Switzerland, shaving .0 1 of the points fro m seven scored a I-I draw against V Ones 7 2 2 3 11 12 8 previous mark set by fellow American Carl l.ewis in matches, local favourites Eleven conL on page 10 Robbers 8 I 3 4 6 14 7 1991. Their closest rivals, Arrows thanks to a goal