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,Pienaar threatens action as A TE DI BASTER leader Kaptein Hans Diergaardt yesterday defiantly, but peacefully~ walked into the government buildings at Rehoboth and took over his old offices. His move followed dissatisfaction to the AG at the end of June. -with the provisions for regional gov­ The agrecment provided for the ernment in Namibia 's independence , Rehoboth government to be resur­ constitution. _ rected at independence and the mat" Now Kaptein Diergaardt is cailing ter would then have to be dcalt with for negotiations on how Rehoboth by the incoming Swapo govemment. - will be accommodated in an inde­ - Y cstcrday KaptCin Diergaardt pendent Nanu"bia. Late yestcrday confirmed that he was ''back in my Administrator-General Louis Pienaar office - not only me but my whole rejected the Rebobothers' actions and governmeL. as well"; said -they had no right to use the "We are here as we have been for offices and buildings. 120 years and only want the Admin­ Mr Pienaar said he had ordered istrator-General, or incoming gov­ officials to refuse them any services ernment, to negotiate with us onhow they may request, and 'warned that we will be accommodated in the new unless the old position was restored, constitutioo," he added. legal action would havc to be taken. Thc Bastcrs want a type of federal­ Although supporters of Kaptein ism, Which would allow them maxi­ Diergaardt ~ed around outside the mum self-governing functions. go.vernment offices yesterday, there MrDiergwdt.denied that he was was , no violence and no sip of acting in contravention of set agree­ resista1Jl:e' from opposition groups. ments, and argued that the official ¥esterday's move was preceded prrelamation which deals with the 'by a number of small demonstra­ matter differed from an agreement ,tions, and residents -said they feared they ~hed with SouthAfrlcan the situation could get out of hand Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha. with force being used. , Asked to comment on the matter The closest matters came to vio­ yesterday, United Nations chief lence was the comment of a resident spokesperson Fred Eckhard said it who said he doubted whether Kaptein was ''pretty clear" that the AG was KAPTEIN Hans Diergaardt and his foUowers arrive at the former government buildings in Rehoboth Diergaardt had the support of more responsible for the administration of to take over their old offices in defiance of an agreement with the Administrator-General than 30 per cent of the Basters, ''but Namibia until independence. they will die for him": ' , But, he added, UN Special Repre­ In terms of an agreement last year, - sentative Martti Ahtisaari,was the Rehobolh govemment handed over monitoring the situation through the its.legislative and executive powers UN representative in the town. Independence "', HANEKOM TAKES fever set to take off! AGRICULTURE 1------BY GWEN LISTER ------t Independence fever reached new heights yesterday when it was National Steering Committee will be MR GERT Hao~om Is the new Minister ofAgriculture. This was confirmed announced that a National Steering Commjttee has been appointed divided into various sub-committees bytheomceofNamlbla·sPresldent-ln~waltlng,MrSamNuJoma,yesterday. to plan and prepare the independence celebrations. to handle aspects such as protocol, transport, entertainment, accommo­ Approached for comment shoFtly from Luanda, Angola, where he The Chairman of the Constituent had been taken to prepare for the dation and security. after his arrival back from Luanda headed a delegation to discuss the Assembly, Mr Hage Geingob, made festivities. The members of the committee are: yesterday. Mr Hanekom said he Issue of water supply from Cal. this announcement at a press confer­ Up to now, no one even knows was "proud to be offered the chance ueque to Namibia with the Angolan ence yesterday afternoon. where the raising of the new Namib­ Hon Hage Geingob - chaimian to serve Ifiy country". He added government. A press release on that the portfolio of agriculture was their visit Is expected to be Issued In -The committee has been appointed ian flag to symbolise the birth of the Hon Theo Ben Gurirab a "big challenge" and said that It the course of today. by President-elect, Mr SamNujoma, new nation will take place. Hon Mose.s Katjiuongua also Included water affairs, fisher­ Dr Kalre Mbuende has been ap­ and Mr Geingob will serve as its Among the tricky problems the Hon Chief Justus Garoeb Ies and rural development. pointed the deputy Minister of Ag. ehairman. committee will have to deal with are 'Mr Werner List Mr Hanekom was born In South Af­ rlculture. The Steering Committee is charged the questions of funding, and accom­ Hon Dr Libertine Amathila with ili;e important task of planning modation and security arrangements rica and came to Namibia In 1957 Mzee Simon Kaukungwa where he Joined P.J. Malherbe and the independence celebrations to for the foreign dignitaries. Mr Gert Hanekom ensure that they are a "resounding At the press conference Mr Gein­ Company as a ch~rtered account­ Mr Malakia Lucas ant. After 18 years with P.J. success". gob said that some government funds Mr Hitjcvi Veii Malherbe, and In 1975, Mr Thcre ha's been a great deal of would be made available to cover thc HonJ De Wet Hanekom started his own businesS, speculation about exactly what is . costs of the celebrations. Mr DieterVoigts , G.J. Haoekom and Company, and being planned to make this day the ' However, he added that the gov­ Mr Peter Tsheehama served as president of the Wind­ memorable and happy oCcasion it ernment was, also relying on contri­ Mr Gunl;er KaSchik hoek Show Society from 1974 to should be. butions from the private sector and Advocate Pierre Roux 1980. He was then appointed gen­ Mention was made of the large ordinary members of the public. Hon Andrew Matjila eral man~ger of the Show Society. numbers of heads of state and other Representation on the Steering Mr Paddy Mwazi Mr Hanekom Is married with three dignitaries who are expected to at­ Committee appointed by MrNujoma Rev Willem Konjore children - his son, Andre, Is deputy tend the ceremonies, as -well as a is broadly based and includes mem­ Hon M Hausiku director of health In Namibia; his music festival and other festivities. bets ofthe main political parties, city Ms Erica Ramathula youngest daughter Is studying for With Independence Day scheduled councillor~ and chutchInen as well Hon Mburumba Kerina an LLB at university, and his eldest for March 21 very little time is left as prominent businessmen. daughter Is farming In the Cape. and until yesterday no concrete steps To increase its effectiveness the CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Mr Hanekom has Just -returned MR Gert Hanekom ---~--~ - -.------~.--

2 Wednesday February 7 1990 THE NAMIBIAN .J Soviet Union's fate unlikely to follow Eastern ·Europe

ALTHOUGH the Soviet Communist Party is poised to ~ve up its constitutionally guaranteed grip on , power, its fate is unlikely to follow that of fraternal parties in Eastern Europe, which have disbanded or lost the right to run their countries. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorl?achev than they are in the former Eastern adopted in 1977 that its monopoly proposed to the party central com­ European satellites where commu­ was assured. mittee on Monday that the commu­ nist power crumbled in recent months. Encouraged by Gorbachev's re­ nists take the historic step of surren­ The Soviet leader repeatedly has forms, opposition to communist rule MOSCOW - A prominent conservative politician who resisted radical dering the guarantee they have in the stated that there are no other political from the Kremlinhas consolidated in change has resigned as Soviet communist leaders moved to abandon Soviet constitution of being the coun­ forces in the Soviet Union that are recent months. But it still is widely their party's grip onpower. an official report sald. President Mikhail try's "leading and gui~g force". capable of the wide-ranging activi­ scattered across that vast country. Gorbachev was directly attacked at a meeting of the Communist Communists, he said, must from ties in which the party engages. The most widespread phenome­ Party's Central Committee. with one member virtually caUingfor his now on earn the right to run the The Soviet Comritunist Party has a non is the plethora of People's Front resignation. the official news agency Tasli reported. Soviet Union rather than take it for longer history of being in power than pqlitical movements that have sprung granted. the fraternal parties that are giving up to press local demands for more BEIRUT - Supported by Howitzers and tanks. troops of General r In taking that step, Gorbachev up power in Eastern Europe, and for autonomy. Michel Aoun moved in pouring rain against Lebanese Forces militia acknowledged the power of the pro­ years ruthlessly repressed any effort .. They are the st • .mgest iIi the Baltic dug in at the strategic town of Dbayeh north of Beirut after the democracy demand that was unleashed to oppose it. . . ' . republics of Lithuania, Latvia and · collapse of latest cease~ftre. wbenhe began his reform programme Through the years of Josef Stalin's Estonia. They began there less than <:. almost five years ago. absolute rule, the party had no writ­ two years ago, and are now leading to CAPE TOWN - South Africa said it wanted to make further conces­ But he also understands that con­ ten guarantee of political power, and the formation of some small political sions to the country's black nationalist movement by scrapphig the ditions are far differentinhis country it was only in the last constitution parties· that will contest local elec­ last vestiges of a three-year-old state of emergency as soon as possible. tions this spring. issues that had not been Despite growing contacts between WEST BERLIN - West German chancellor Helmut Kohl offered his Rousing addressed in President F.W. de r the People's Front movements of party's backing for a new alliance of East German parties that want Klerk's speech to parliament various republics and regions; local to bury socialism in the country's first free elections. welcome for on Friday. issues are still paramount to them Speaking on behalf of an ANC . and no cohesive national c.rganisa­ EAST BERLIN - A spectre of Nazism has returned to haunt East delegation which returned to Johan­ tion or programme has been formed. Germans as their crisis-torn state plunges toward a prospect of unity ANC officials nesburg from Europe, Mr Sisulu said In the Baltics, the People's Front with West Germany. the ANC struggle - diplomatic, legal organisations are increasingly set­ and armed - would continue. ting their sights on completemde­ PRAGUE - U.S. secretary of state James Baker arrived in Czechoslo­ at Jan Smuts He said theANC was disappointed pendence. vakia to discuss East European reforms after a brief meeting with that Mr de Klerkhad not announced .Another organisation calling itself French foreign minister Roland Dumas during a refuelling stop in INTERNAL African National the immediate release of Nelson the Democratic Platform, has united Ireland. . Congress head Walter Sisulu Mandela "which would have gone a disgruntled communists who are close on Tuesday toldjournalists that long way to ease the way fornegotia­ to delaring the party incapable of WASHINGTON - Senate Democrats told defence secretary Dick Ch- . while he and his organisation tions". reform and forming a social demo­ eney his defence requests defy logic and said they would press to cut welc9med the lifting of bans on So far there was .no official com­ cratic party. nuclear weapons funding and troop levels. the ANC, PAC and SACO, as ment fromtheANC on Mr de Klerk's Democratic· Platform joined with· well as a suspension ofthe death reform initiatives announced on Fri- other groups to organise a huge rally BUCHAREST - Romanian prime minister Petre Roman has sought to in Moscow on the eve of the central sentence, there w,re still many CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 reassure the West the rp.]jng National Salvation Front (NSF) is fIrmly committee meeting, demanding that committed to democracy and free elections after four decades of the party give up its claiIit to exclu­ hardline communism. ' . .-. ,~- sivepower. . .. Its fouDding conference in Moscow BELGRADE - Serbia, Yugoslavia's largest republic, haS vowed noUo in mi'a-January drew representatives . sUrrender an inch of territory fu its ri6t~tori1 provint4! of Kosovo from many Soviet cities, but the new where 29 people Iulve been killed in clash~s between police and ethnic organisation lacks the money, access AIJ>anians. . to official media and other Commu- . nist Party perks. CAIRO • Egyptian police have arrested a Palestinian suspect in an White cream-coloured Many communist leaders are likely apparent breakthrough in their hunt for masked gunmen who killed 1984 Mlkrobus V6 Factory Conversion to take a drubbing in the local elec­ nine Israeli tourists and two Egyptians. tions this spring, repeating the emba­ 31 000 kilometres, Radloltape rassing experience of the first multi­ WASHINGTON - Former president ROI)ald Reagan claimed a consti­ * R25000 candidate elections in decades that tutional right to prevent his diaries being used at the Iran-Contra trial were held last March. But even though ·1983 Toyota HI-Ace, Blue R17 800 of a former aide after he was ordered to submit to vicleotaped ques­ many high-ranking communists were tioning for use at the trial. • Chev Constantia, Radio/tape, Alrcondltloner badly embarassed in the electiOns . R6500 last year, in the end about 80 per cent JOHANNESBURG - Jesse Jackson starts a week-long visit in tlte of those elected to the Congress of midst of momentous changes designed to meet the criticisms that the ·1980 8-tonne Toyota HinoTruck People's Deputies were party mem­ American civU rights leader had himself so vociferously voiced. R36000 bers. Commimists are faced not so nmch JOHANNESBURG - Two British Journalists covering an English • 1980 2,S-tonne Isuzu . with the prospect of losing power to rebel cricket tour were ordered to leave South Africa. R14500 an organised opposition as they are with losing ,their cohesiveness and JOHANNESBURG - :vouths stoned vehicles and set fIre to bulld.lngs Phone Frans/Jona the trust of Soviet citizens. and cars during claslieSWith-police and troops in two black townships (0020) 16 Gorbachev sees in his reform pro­ east of Johannesburg. Noord-Oewer gramme a blueprint for permitting local leaders the leeway to solve MBABANE - S,wazi police raided a teachers' college searching for problems efficiently, boosting the anti-government pamphlets. students said. prestige of the party through thou­ sands of city and regional officials PORTLOUIS - South Africa will send an official to Mauritius soon to Oxford University Press rather thaD. through a constitutional brief the Indian Ocean island's government on reforms announced declaration of the right to rule. is now represented in Namibia by last week, Mauritian prime minister Sir Anerood Jugnauth said. MediaCo. 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) . THE ~AMIBIAN Wednesday February 7 1990 3 TOPANGOLAN GROU'P VISITS NAMIBIA mE security situation in southern Angola is on the agenda of an MPLA delegation currently visiting Namibia at the invitation of the Swapo leadership. - The group, led by MPLA Foreign would discuss it with Swapo and "see . Relations Secre~ary . ~onso van what. the Angolan government can Dunem Mbinda, was welcomed by do in this regard". Swapo's national c~ Moses The MPLA official said his dele­ Garoeb at Windhoek Airport yester­ gation was in Namibia to reinforce day. Mr Mbindais accompanied by a "solidarity and comradeship" between member of the MPLA Central Com­ the Swapo leadership and that of the mittee and head of the Angolan MPLA Workers' Party, and to hold Women's Organization, Ruth Neto. bilateral talks. Ms Neto is also the sister of the late "It is a very special moment that TWO senior members of Angola's MPLA ruling party arrived in Wmdhoek yesterday. They are Mr Augustino Neto, Angola's first Angolan people cangefin touch once MPLA Central Committee mem~er and head·ofthe Angolan Women's Organisation Ruth Neto (left) president. again with Namibian soil," Mr Mbinda , Mr Mbinda said the situation in added. He also brought a message for and MPLA Secretary for Foreign Relations Alfonso von Dunem Mbinda (right). Behind Ms Neto is southern Angola was "under con­ Namibia's president-eleet Mr Sam deputy minister~designate for Wildlife, Conservation and Tourism Pendukeni Ithana. The Angolan trol". Referring to Angolan refugees Nujoma from the Angolan head of group visited the Constituent Assembly yesterday afternoon and were introduced by chairperson, crossing into Namibia, he said they state, Mt Jose Eduardo dos Santos, Hage Geingob. They are pictured here at a meeting in Swapo President Sam Nujoma's office Keetmans families

lose their homes RECENT HEAVY storms have claimed at least one life, ripped roofs otT houses and disrupted·both road and rail links. A man was washed away in nood waterilear Vis, in the north-west, on Monday, BY DA'OUD VRIES ' while further west in the Okombahe region, high winds tore the roofs off houses, SWABC reported. - . A RENT boycott action launched last year in Keetmanshoop's black township, Tseiblaagte, this week And ironically, residents ofUsakos washiJig away the road at the Ugab resulted in som~ fJmilies being thrown out of ~ homes by the local authorities. were said to be wilbout driDking WIlIer mouth entrance to the SbletOll Coast "' . . ~ because floods had washed away waIr:r Park andthe eastern Springbokwu­ The evicted families will sWell the lawyers w~ that they would be ~e to have a look at it. pipes. . ser Uniab delta entrance. nmks of tboIIO who have put up shacks evicted if they did not' settle their He ad~, however; that it was Therainswashed away the railway At the former,·only. four-wheel inthebackyardsofresidentswhocan arrears. They were also allegedly normal municipal procedure to evict track~ Kanlnb and KrimzbeIg, drive vehicles could pass, though . Itill afford to pay the town's rocket- informed that they would·be evicted tenants if their rent was in arrears for while the line between Karibib and sedans driven "cauti~sly" were a~le ins rents. with the help of the police force. three consecutive months. Friedrichsfelde was also damaged, . .to make it through the latter. Action was taken by residents as a In a letter to Keetmanshoop ToWn "It is not that we are against the TransNamib repo~d yesterday. . . The road to the Moon Landscape !ellllt of what they regarded as the ClerkPieterBoonzaaieronFebruary peopleofTseiblaagte specifically. If As a Jesuit, rail traffic was held up in the Nanub-Naukluft Park near local municipality's insensitivity to 1, the Rent and Consumer Associa- . thishadQCCUrredinKrolein(coloured as engineering teams set about re­ Swapkopmund was also damaged, 'tbeplight ofthe Tseiblaagtc: commu- tionexpresseddisappointmentatthe township) or in the white ateas we pairing the track. making the drive through the Swakop Dity. Last year the municipality raised municipality's action. . still would have taken such action," The transport company predicted' . river "difficult", said Nature Conser­ township rents by 100%. The com- The association said in the letter it Mr Boonzaaier explained. the work would be completed by vation. munity banded together· under the was cOmmitted to settling differences The evictioh action, he said; would 22hOO today. The department said road teams \lJl1brella of the Keetmanshoop Rent between the community and local not affect affect pensioners or those TransNamib, said it regretted any , were seeing to the damage but fur­ and Consumer Association to fight authorities, but added that the mu- exempted by the central authoritie.s inconvenience caused to cUstomers, ther rains could cause more damage, the action.. nicipality did not se.em prepared to from paying rent. . and anyone with urgent consignments so visitors to the two parks were However, the authorities refused negotiate. Mr Boonzaaier flatly denied that were advised to phone TransNamib advised to contact the Directorate's to budge and lower the increase. ''The eviction orders are a sign that police were employed in evicting Marketing on Windhoek 298...2302. Swakopmmid representative, Mr Awie Sources in the ' south told The the municipality is out to create a tenants. Farmers were /\lsd asked to inform Pienaar, on (0641) 4272. Namibian that some families have conflict situation," the letter stated. He ended by saying that the arrears TransNamib ofheavy rainfalls so the On a more optimistic note, the (Cfused to pay rent since September. Mr Boonzaaier yesterday co~ ·amounted to astro~mical figures and transport company could try to pre­ rains appeared to be edging south­ , At the beginning of this year they to The Namibian that he had received "someone somewhere has to pay the ventfurtherwashaways. Thenumber wards with the SWABC reporting ~eived letters from .the municipal ' the letter, but said he had not had money". to ring is Windhoek 298-2429. storms in the Kalkraiid region. The Directorate ofNature Conser­ But Keetmanshoop residents said vation also reported that heavy rain yesterday moming nothing more than in the Namib region had caused the a few drops of rain had fallen in the SWAKOP REACHES SEA Ugab and Uniab ,rivers to flood, area so far this summer. AUTO PARK (PTY) LTD c/o Tal and Venning Streets

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THE Swakop River broke through to the Atlantic Ocean at Swakopmund on Saturday after heavy All vehicles In a very clean and sound mechanical condition Contact: Clem or.Ivan 22-5307/22-539~ rains in the Namib Desert. The downfalls also damaged roads in th~ Namib-Naukltlft Park. See also alh32484 page 4. Photograph by Jens Schneide~. -. . • j • ~ \.

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4 Wednesday Februa~ 7 1.990 THE NAMIBIAN Country's constitution now "rea,dy-to be sig ned .:- " " THE chairperson of the Constituent Assembly, Mr Rage Geingob, yesterday 8nnounced that the stage is now set for the final adoption of the country's constitution on Friday. This followed the successful con~usion of the deliberations of a committee' appointed to formulate the wording of the various amendments introduced during the last debates on the constitution. The report of the special commit­ . will be passed on to professional . Mr De Wet proposed that Section tee was tabled by its chairperson. Mr editors who will refine the language 12(' of the constitution dealing with Hartmut Ruppel (Swapo) yesterday. further. .' the duties and responsibilities of the He told the assembly that the After the work of Iheeditors has Auditor-General should be extended committee was satisfied !;hat the lat­ been completed it will be formally to include Regional Cou,ncils, mu­ est constitutional draft correctly re­ , signed and sealed by members of the nicipalities and Control Boards. flected the agreements that were. assembly at a date still to be an­ The amendment was withdrawn reached on the amendments. nounced, Yesterday's sitting saw the .after Mr Dirk Mudge'(DTA)pointed , ,Mr Ruppel further announced that introduction of another last minute out that the language used in the after the constitution is passed by the amendment by Mr Jan De Wet of section adequately covered all these on friday the document Action Christian National. bodies. ' TOP UN MEN HERE TO PLAN UNTAG PULL-OUT UNITED Nations undersecretary-general Marrack Goulding and the military advisor to the Secretary­ General Major-General Timothy Dibauma met with UN Special Representative Martti Ahtisaari on Monday to discuss the logistics of Untag's withdrawal from Namibia. ' , The UN's mandate expires in 43 ,Major-GeDeral Dibauma met Admin­ which has been subject to a number days on March 21. istrator-General Louis Pienaar for of raids by uniformed Angolans over The world body's aim is to balance talks. the last few months. two concerns: that ofmaintaining the The visiting UN team are due to fly maximum deployment of Untag until _ out Friday. contiLd~ from page 1 , the last possible minute; and to with­ Mr Eckhard told a media briefing draw smartly as soon as possible yesterday that a third of the 300- Mr John Pandeni after the independence date. strong Australian military contingent Mrs Maria Kapere Cun:,DREN at SWakopmund show their delight at the first signs ' Hon Katuutire Kaura .' UN' chief spokesman FredEck­ would leave for home next Tuesday, that the Swakop River was going to reach the sea. Although it hard told The Namibian that special while the 32 New Zealand police started as a trickle, the water was soon raging and flowing strongly provision had been made for a small monitors here yesterday celebrated The following people from the (as seen on page 3). Photograph by Jens Schneider. administrative office to stay for not New Zealand's national day. AG's office were chosen to assist more than six months "to clean up all ,.. Meanwhile United Nations po­ the Steering Committee. the contractuall arrangements, like lice monitors have reported further -... leases; and to oversee the deposition fighting in southern Angola near the Mr Carl Von Hirschberg of vehicles' and other goods". border with Namibia. Mr Eckhard Mr Kosie Venter Yesterday'Mr Ahtisaari, Mr Gould­ reported that fighting was said to be Mr Ewald Kanguatjivi ing, military chief Prem Chand and taking place north of Omungwelume,

Programme Schedule WeetJyNie Animated Classics (New) Superbly animated features based on classic' literary works which have deligpted and thrilled , families (or years. , "Tom Sawyer" - Part i 18h30: Educational Programme" "Cedric the Crow: Local (NEe) members, Nantu regional Don't win a toothache" ''Inside Out: Because it's fun" Vuller branch memb'er's, as well as school Transworld Sport Nuus/Weerberig Taxi (Final) committee 'members in the Windhoek ''Memories of Cab 804" -Partll Mechanic Latka Gravas frantic lilly works to save the cracked-up C&b , district - You are invited to a meeting. 804 as the cabbies fondly recall times in the legendary auto when Alex delivered a baby, Louie beat a rich brat out of a wad ofmoney and Elaine met the perfect man. 20h47: Tattingers (Final) ''Ex-appeal'' Hillary's friend Janey becomes involved in a co'tporate,crime. She is "- Place: Mandurile L.P. School later kidnapped in front of Tattingers'. Nick's friend Ernie, broken-hearted Date: Wednesday, 7 February '1990 after his separation from Janey, becomes involved in her rescue, aloog with Nick and N'orman. , Time: 16,hOO (4pm) . 2lh35: Newhart ''My Fair Lady" Larry and his brothers ask Joanna to For;more details, contact T.B.Mulunga help them with the -management of their cafe. 22hOO: Nuus/Weerberig at tel. 63350 Windhoek 22b20: Pitkos 22h35: Educational Programme ''Metals and Plastics" :------~ --~~~ ------~.-~-...,--

THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 7 1990 5 Horror smashes claim 12 lives AT least twelve people were killed and more than 10 seriously injured in two gruesome car accidents which took place in Owambo last weekend. -- Ten people were killed instantly which was lying in the road. In the early on Monday in a head-on-colli­ proces the bus smashed into an on­ sion between a minibus and a Mer­ coming car. Seven people were seri­ cedes. The gruesome accident took ously injured, They are being treated place near Oshifukwa about 70 km in the Oshakati and OnandjokWe south-east of Ondangwa. • hospitals for broken legs, arms, head The names of the deceased were injurie~ and fractures. Many are re­ given as Mr Timoteus Shiyanga, his portedly in a critical condition. Both brother Sakeus and his daughter Hilya; the vehiCles were write-offs. Vaino Nambahu; Sofia Hanghome; In an accident near Ongwediva on Martha Johannes; Keudaneko Muleka the main road between Ondangwa (from Oilyateko); Shihwameni Kau­ and Oshakati on Friday ,two employ'" . litwikwa; Ndinelao Kandobo and a . . ' ees of the Owambo Administration, bay with the name Fudeni Mukwiyu. Mr Matheus Nambahu and Mr Esa According to eyewitnesses, the Amaambo, were killed ~y when The wreck of the vehicles in which Mateus Hangula and Esa Amaambo were killed on Friday near incident took place when the mini­ their vehicle was involved in a head­ Ongwediva. This picture was taken by TYAPPA NAMUTEWA minutes after the accident. Police and bus driver swerved to the opposite on-collision. Between three and four bystanders tried for almost an hour to get the b~dies out of the twisted metal. side of the road to avoid hitting acow people were injured in the accident. 'I'M SORRY' SAYS PLEASE HELP DOCTOR WHO LOST BEVERLEYB. BEVERLEY Bessinger, 24, welI·knol. n to many Namibians as the proprietor of Bevie's Boutique, and a COOL WITH' PATIENT handicapped person who herself has done a lot of community service, needs assistance.

.~ Beverley has just undergone a massive operation in BY RAJAH MUNAMAVA Karlsbad hospital in Heidelberg, West Germany, where doctors have managed'to prevent total paralysis. A doctor at the Katutura State Hospital has agreed to apologise to a patient after losing her temper with The cost of the operation will be something in excess of him last week. The.,person, an out·patient at the hospital, wa~ subjected to abusive language by the 'irritated' doctor and turned away without being attended to. R100 000. If there are persons who would like to assist the family to pay for Beverley's operation, they can Jacob Katj~une of. Katutura vis­ She said she had felt 'irritated' and Dr Wessels yeSterday saiel she would make contact with Mrs Bessinger attelephone (Windhoek) ited the hospital last Wednesday as · had told the patient he should not talk personally apologise to the patient in advised to by another doctor during a 'shit' after she had asked him what the presence of Dr Vries. ~2.8908, during office hours, and 31497, after hours. . previous visit He had undergone te~ his problems were. and was due to hear the results. Dr Wessels also confirmed having On the second visit, the duty doc­ told Mr Katjimune to go and consult tor was a Dr Wessels who had not another doctor.' But she denied hav­ been the medical doctor he consulted ing said 'f.. k off'. previously. The superintendent of the State Accocding to Katjimuoe, DrWesseis Hospital Dr Andreas ObhoIzer went IATTENTION I e~ his test papers before ask­ to great lengths yesterday to explain ing him what he was suffering from. how. the Katutura Hospital worked The patient told her he had chest . and how people could 'lose their pains and that he was not feeling tempers iIi the heat of the moment' . well. . He said the hospital was there for The following people must Mr Katjimune told The Namibian cases referred by clinics in Katutura yesterday that at this point, the doc­ or Khomasdal ·or other emergency . tor became agitated and shouted at cases. report immediately" (not later hint saying he must not tell her 'shit'. Dr Obholzer pointed out that the The doctor argued that his tests · condition of most patients who came were related to heart problems and to the hospital did not always warrant than today, 7 February 1990) t~ demanded to know why the patient seeing a doctor and could be easily was coming up with chest problems. dealt with at the clinics. Joseph S.Nangolo, RRR office, He said the doctor told him to 'f...k However, this procedure was not off' , saying he was wasting her time. being followed. He explained that as The patient then expressed con­ a result the hospi~al wa"s subjected to P.O. Box 9965, Eros Windhoek. cern at having to leave while experi­ a huge work-load. . encing pains. The doctor t()ld him to Dr Obholzer said this meant there go and see any other doctor, and was only limited time to attend to Tel. (061) 37510 refused to attend to him. individual patients while doctors ended The digruntled Katjimune then up working very long days to work - appIOlIChed the Superintendent of the resulting in an unsatisfactory situ- . . Katutura Hospital, Dr Vries, to lodge ation for all parties. a complaint. . At times this led to tempers run­ 1. Mr E. Shaanika He was advised to put his case in ning high during consultations. writing which he did. Dr Obholzer said that after the Mr Katjimune said he had felt very incident Dr Wessels felt she was in 2. MrK. Ndumba offended, not only by the insults but trouble and had reported the incident also that he had not ~ attended to to her superior. 3. Mr T. Theodor by the doctor. He said the very doctor According to Dr Obholzer, the ,- earned a salary from taxpayers' mmey doctor's report 'concurred more or of which he was one. less' with what the patient had said. 4. Mr M. Kampunga ''This is a very painful experience After the matter had been brought . for me. I had gone to the hospital for to his attention, Dr Obholzer issued medication only to get insults" Mr instructions to the effect that Dr 5. Mr G. Shikongo Katjimune told The Namibian. Wessels should contact Mr Katjimune He said he would pursue the matter and personally apologise. not only for his own sake but also for "So we really don't want the mat­ 6. Ms S. Nambahu those who might find themselves ter to go any further. It is very unfor­ victims of similar actions by govern­ tunate and an apology is very neces- ment employees. · sary. The apology must be done in Dr Wessels yesterday agreed with the office of Dr Vries for the words ;Phone J~seph S. Nangolo most of what was said by Mr which were said during the heat of Katjimune. the moment," Dr ObhoIzer concluded. ~--~- ---- ....-----...------

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govemment". ·f i ---::j-y _____iii-, "We will find a way to find out what we have to know." He said there were certain items " day, but the organisation's national that had to be clarified and steps executive would issue a statement on taken befute negotiations would begin. the subject from Lusaka soon, re­ President de Klerk had only se­ porters were told. lected a "few items" of the pre­ "We consider it (de Klerk's speech) requisites laid down for a climate a progressive step. Unfortunately there' conducive to negotiations. were some half measures. We wel­ The group arrived to a barrage of come the lifting of the bans on the media personnel at Jan Smuts airport ANC, PAC, SACP and other organ­ and were ushered through a: guard of We solve your nail problems. isations honour formed by anti-apartheid Windhoek's exclusive nan studio• ...... We observed shortcomings ... leaders and supporters. . . and see no reason why Nelson Man­ There was a larger group of sup­ For ~ appointment, contact: dela was not released to add to the porters dancing and singing welcome Lnga Itenge . weight of the decision;".Mr Sisulu songs outside the arrivals hall, as Tel. 0(1) 31777 said of the speech. well as a large police presence as the Box 1071 - 14 Becky St, Ludwigsdorf He added the organisation was not delegation got into the seven-car prepared to accept the president's motorcade thattook them to a nearby reasons for the state of emergency hotel for the press coIifere~e. not being lifted and also why troops Tuesday was one of the few occa­ were not withdrawn from the town­ sions since last Friday's presidential ships. speech for supporters to wear ANC "As far as the ANC is concerned colours and T-shirts. AUCTION things will remain as they are for the One of the welcoming' committee time being. The national executive sported an ANC T-shirt with the will issue a statement from Lusaka premature slogan "Welcome Nel­ Duly instructed by the liquidator in the maHer of Wisowa (pty) ,very 8000." son Mandela" above a picture of the Ltd (in liquidation) (Masters Ref. Nos. 18/89). we will sell by He said he was not sure what was jailed leader. meant by Mr de Klerk leaving out the Another ANC T-shirt wearer had a position of the exiles and the ANC construction worker's hard hat with PUBLIC AUCTION definitely wanted clarification on !hat. the initials MK, the accepted abbre­ Following the unbanoing, the ANC viation for the ANC's armed wing on would open offices in Johannesburg Umkhonto we Sizwe, on the side. and the rest of South Africa "when The press conference was 1rept brief the tUne is right", he said, but did not due to obvious fatique of the delega­ TUESDAY, 13 FEBRUARY 1990 say when that would be. tion whose trip took it to ANC head­ Mr Sisulu said the ANC's armed quarters in Lusaka, Tanzania, Nor­ .' , at struggle would continue as it was way and Sweden. part of armed conflict "from both. . In Sweden the group met ANC 11 hOO at Building Yard (Onda"gua) sides". president-general Oliver Tarnbo who JAILED ANC leader Nelson ' (follow our signboards) Questioned about rumours of a rift is there recovering from a stroke. Mandela's bust in London. His between the ANC and SACP, he said: MrSisulu said Mr Tambo's health immediate release ''would have "'Ihe alliance of the ANC and SACP was good. The following builders' equipment: dates to many years ago and it will "His state of health was an inspi­ gone a long way to ease the way .' continue." ration. He is bright and quick and for negotiations", Walter Sisulu 6 Welding machines (Miller Thunderbolt: Transarc Stationary & At this stage there was "no ques­ expressed satisfacticn at the way things told a press conference tion of direct discussion with the were going," Mr Sisulu said. yesterday. Thunderbolt 225); Jet 150: Miller (on wheels): Dumpy levels & tripods; Oll-cooled welding machine: Honda 3500 generator; Yamaha! Kawasaki 3" motor pump &hose; Honda vibrator motor; Brand-new ·p------. . " . Briggs & Stratton engine (for mixer); 15" cutt-off machine; 4 Angle grinders (Bosch & Maklta); 6 Drilling machines (AGE & Maklta); 2 • Winget concrete mixers (one without motor); Pop rivet guns; Rolls • fencing wire mesh: 2 Large & 1 small (jumper; Long Dovel steel; • Breeze fridge; Vibrator motor on base; Vibrator poker units; .10 IIR Wheelbarrows; 3 Sets heavy-duty welding cables; Beds; Site office CCN REPATIIATION • COUNCL Of' CHURCItU IN NAIIIBIA RESETTlEMENT tables; Kitchen table & four chairs. • RECONsTRucnoN • AND ON BUILplNG SITE AT ONYAANYA (Auctioneers will endeavour to move same to auction site In Ondangua by day of .TO ALL UNIN/NIPA· Auction). • Large Deutz generator set; Large concrete mixer & JCB Sltemaster GRADUATE MAGISTRATES' front-end loader (recently overhauled)

All the qualified magistrates in Namibia are urgently requested to furnish their AUCTIONEERS' NOT~S: present addresses to the fo~lowing persons: 1. As this an estate ~II articles must be sold. 2. Cash or bank guaranteed cheques only acceptable, for payment and registration. • __ 3. Registration fees of R200 must be paid by Intending buyers (1.0. documents required for registration). Registration start~ at 09h30 - No exceptions. 4. No guarante~ given as to quality or quantity, and additions or removals from the Vendu Roll can occur. ALL GOODS ARE SOLD 'VOET-STOOTS'. 5. GST of 10% will be charged on all articles purchased unless exemption number quoted. . 6. Early viewing can be arranged with the ' auctioneers, or from OShOO on' day of auction. • 7. This Is an excellent opportunity for buyers to buy quality articles. • 'FOR FURTHER INFORMA110N, CONTACT THE • AUC110NEERS • KUHN & BLOCH AUCTIONS • AUCTIONEERS' • Tel. (061) 3-2929/3-7940/22-7658 . • P.O. Box 2220 •• WINDHOEK • It should be noted that this request should be treated by each qualified magistrate • with the urgency it deserves. There is no need to come in in person. You one can ' : write or 'phone any of the aforesaid officers and give the following: . • 1. Your name . .J.\fter Hours • 2. Your address i.e. postal address or telephone number, if any/or both. Manfred Kuhn (065.8) 11731 • ALL ARE EXPECTED. TO BE DONE BY 15 FEBRUARY 199Q, LATEST. Manfred Bloch (061) 22-4043 .------~--~------~-~-----~ 8 Wednesd~y Febr;u,ary 7 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

e Omulongo ya si ",oshiponga shomondjila ~ Omadhina goonakusa nonaakweehamekwa moshiponga shiihauto pokati kOndangwa nOshive'o ongula onene yeti 5 Februali 1990 oga tseyithwa ohela kOpolisi. Oonkusa oyo nee, Omusamane Mboka ya mona iiponga noye Ii Timotheus Samuel Shiyanga taya pangwa miipangelo Onandyokwe . nokamonakadhona Hilla Timotheus nOshakati oyo nee. Albertina Hal­ oshowo omumwayinamati Sakarias. weendo, Simon Andreas, Ayehe oyopOkapya popepi nOn­ Uukolonkadhi, Andreas Iipinge, dangwa. Oonakusa yakwawo Okatana, Gaus Ekandyo naye Okatana, mosbipooga osho tuu sbika oyo Vaino ' Tuyoleni Haithele Onandyila mOn­ Nambahu gwokOmandongo mOn­ gandyera na. Ngbiwedwamwenyo' dong a, Sofija Hanghome, okwafa Markus Ohangwena. Aayehe mbaka gokOnayena nokwa kala pOndangwa, oye Ii taya pangwa mOshipapgelo Martha Johannes shaNandyokwe omaDga omulong­ gwopuAakweenyanga, Muleka Keu­ walongi gwomOngwediva daneko, ariuwa okwa Ii ha loogo mElelo . gwomomumvo omutiyali, gwedhina lyaAwambo pOndangwa nokwa zile Sisilia Lukas, naye wo a ehamekelwa komukunda Oilyatek<;> popepi nOn­ moshiponga shika, a lundululilwa dobe, Shihwameni Kaulitukwa, Ndi­ koshipangelo shEpangelo kOshakati. nelao Kandobo, okahanona Fudeni , Oyendyi· yomuyo onkalo kayi Ii Kakwiyu kameme womwaaluki Al­ nawa ihe paendobotola otadhi ti otasbi bertina Halweendo wokOhalushu. vulika ngaa ya':a hupe. Omalongekido Elano eli otali ulike onhele yoshiponga shlkumwifa 01>0 pa fila ovanhu 10 mOmaandaha. Oihauto ei ivali, okabesa nesete, ode lidenga mumwe omutwe-nomutwe, nesete ola hanaukapo filu ngaashi tashi monika mefano. Efano: TVAPPA NAMUTEWA. oshivilo shemanguluko a shiivifwa far-northern Regional Consultative ' KU SARAH JOHANNES OMUNASIllPUNDI woShoongalele shomatinamango Omushamane. Rage Geingob okwa shiivifa onghela moshoongalele sheenghundaa Conference. . ta ti, omafiku eshi a Ii 31 Januali neudo oshoongalele shonotimango okwa Ii sha tambulako osheetwapo kutya efiku lemanguluko laNamibia Ii niogw.e momalUm 21 March 1990. Moshoongalele sliovananghundana Malakia Lucas, omushamane G.V. osh<> kwa Ii sha ningwa ongbela moV­ Veii, oshilyo oshifimanekwa J. De Date: 9- 11 February 1990" enduka, omushamane Geingobokwa Wet, omushamane Dieter Voigts, ti "oshiwana sha Namibia osha hanga omushamane Peter Tsheehama, Venue: Ongw,edivo"Training ondodo yopokati mondjokonona omushamane Gunter Kaschik, noshinima shatya ' ngaha otashi omushiiviveta Pierre Roux, oshilyo pumbwa oku tyapulwa. oshifimanekwa Andrew Matjila, College " Opo nee oshivilotyapulo eshi ofilushamane Paddy Mwazi, omufita (shokudana emanguluko) sbi kale sha Willem Konjore, oshilyo oshifima­ end a nawa okwa pumbiwa nekwa M. Hausiku, Hefolo Erica Registration wil be at 16hOO (4pm) omalongekido mawa, opo ku kwasbili­ Ramakutla, oshilyo oshifimanekwa palekwe kutya oshivolo shedano Mburumba Kerina, omushamane John lemanguluko laNamibia shi kale sha Pandeni, Hefolo Maria Kapere noshi­ and the official opening at 19hOO endanawa. lyo oshifimanekwa Katuutire Kaura. . , Omoolwaasho omushamane Sam Okakomitiye aka ota ka kala "(7pm) Nuyoma, 00 pateelelo oye taka ninga nokuIongeia kumwe novanailonga omupresidende wotete waNamibia, vomombelewa yaNgoloneyandjai, vo a hoolola okakomitiye ke Ii mewi­ ovo nee: omushamane Carl Von liko lomunashipundi opo ka kale ka Hirschberg, omushamane Kosie Iongekida oshivoiohambelelo sheman­ Venter nomushamane Ewald Kan­ guluko. guatjivi. All students in the far-northern Omadina aavo tava ka kala mokan­ Okakomitiye aka ota ka ka tukulwa gudu komalongekido oshivilo -she­ moukomitiye velili nokulili, ngaashi manguluko laNamibia, nao okwa Ii a nee okakomitiye komaunganeko, region/ in the Tsu~eb" area./ youths shiivifu.a onghela. Vo ovo nee: 1. okakomitiye' koyeendifo, okakomi­ Oshilyo oshifimanekwa Hage Gein­ tiye kokuyakula ovaenda, okakomi­ and members of the pWblic are gob, oshilyo oshifimanekwa Theo­ tiye keamenonokakomitiye • Ben Gurirab, oshilyo oshifimanekwa kokuyandja omilele. Moses Katjiuongua, oshilyo osbifima­ Omusllanfane Geingob okwa ye­ welcome to attend. nekwa Justus Garoeb, omushamane lifa ktitya epandela lomukolonyeki Werner List, oshilyo oshifimanekwa ota Ii tulululwako oufiku womafiku Libertine Aniathila, omushamane 20 March 1990, 100 Epandela laN­ Mzee Simon Kaukungwa, omusha­ anubia tali kndo pokati:koufiku wefilW Inquiries: "Tel. 62187 mane Gert Hannekom, omushamane tuuolo. .' THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 7 1990 9 "" "~ .,. ~

f \ " .}, • '1 .0#." ~ ~ ,. fII Nou.. is·dit.""," 'Hans vs · ~ouis ." , .. 1'",. - virlmlse1fdi~~gvoorbehou omkop, . eksainen-uitslae 8wak was. . VAN PIUS DUNAISKI OP REHOBOTH uit te trek ingeval van 'n tweederde­ Mnr. Diergaardt bet volhard dat meerdedteid deur Swapo, of as dinge Imlr. Pienaar die een is wat ooreenkam­ MET die uitgerekte en opspraakwekkende De Wet-Pretorius-tweegeveg in Afrikaner-kringe onopgelos, lmlle Die geval nie. Hoewel Swapo ste verbreekbet deurdat hy 'nprokla­ bet nog 'n meer opsienbarende tweestryd gister in die Namibiese politiek opgevlam. nie die tweederde-meerderheid be­ masie eensydig sonder om die Bas­ haal bet nie, is die grondwet sodanig ter-Ieiers te raadpleeg uitgevaardig Hierdie keer is dit weer in regse haal dat hy stappe sal neem. both-administrasie nie. Dit is ook geskryf dat Rehoboth nie ,.die nodige bet wat lmlle van aIle gesag ontneem kringe, maar dit is die uitgaande In 'n verklaring wat laat gister­ van toepassing op enige ander reger­ erkenning sal kry nie. . · • het. . Administrateur-genei-aal, min-: LouiS middag deur die AG-kantoor uitgereik ingsgeriewe," lui die verklaring. Daarom oefen die Bevryders nou Hy was gisteroggend uitdagend Pienaar, teen die vegtende mnr. Hans is, word mnr. Diergaardt gedreig met Voortswordgenoemdat die AG sy die opsie uit om kop uit te trek, en teenoor die waarskuwing van die AG Diergaardt, gewese. kaptein V81l regstappe aangesien sy besetting van amptenare gister opdrag gegee het • die gemeenskap van Rehoboth en bet op 'n vraag gese: "As hy wi! Rehoboth, wat die politieke vetbeeld- . die geboue die "administrasie in die om ·geen instruksies van mnr. Dier­ "vradituitdruldik". Mnr. Diergaardt optree, kan hy maar optree! Dan sal ing aangegryp het. Rehoboth-gebied duidelik ontwrig bet gaaidt of enige lid van die gewese bet vertel dat Rehoboth die eerate ons kyk! Verskeie verslaggewers was gis­ en die Administrateur-generaal Kapteinsraadslede uit teovoer nie. Saterdag na die verkiesingsuits1ae in "Hier is niks .wat aan die AG be­ teroggend op Rehoboth ooggetuies beklemtoon dat tensy die posisie nie Ookmag geen dien-te deur hulle aan November die grootste vergadering hoort nie. Hierdie gebou behoort aan van 'n "bloedlose staatsgreep" toe beratel word nie, regsakaie geneem die· "nuwe regeerders" verrig word QOit In die Hermanus van Wyk~ die Basters," bet Imlr. DieIgaardt geae. mnr. Diergaardt en sowat ses po.li­ sal inoet word". ' me. gedenk:saal gehad bet. Dit was spon­ Mnr. Chris Blaauw, hooftlliekteur tieke adjudante van sy "Groot Raad" Mm. Pienaar s8 Voorts in die verldar­ Mnr. Diergaardt bet gister .talle taan .- dis deur geen mense of poli­ van Rehoboth, was gister duidelik doodluiters omstreeks O9hOO by die ing dat hy deur sy personeel ingelig verslaggewers toegespreek kQrt na­ tieke party georganiseer nie, bet hy gespaoDe enbet aan Focus p, ''HulIc regeringsgeboue ingestap en lml stoele is dat mnr. Diergaardt en sy dat hy sonder enige moeite by sy ou gese. (verwysende na mnr. Diergaardt en weer ingeneem het. "K.aptcinsraad" die kantore Oocgeneem kantoor ingestap bet, watby verlede Daar bet die Basters geeis dathulle sy adjudante) het net in hu1 kantore Saam met hulle was klein groepies bet. . · jaar weens die implementering van weer die leisels moet opneem. ingetrek. Ek bet hulle nie gesien nie. vurige Diergaardt-ondersteunerswat "Die Administ:ra1eur-gmeraal weer­ . Resoluae 435 moes ontruim. Op 'n vraag of die November­ Net gehoor lmlle is daar." in en rondom die geboue gestaan en. spreek enige aanspraak dat Kaptein . Volgens homhet hy dit gedoen om verli:iesings nie bewys bet dat hy Hy bet me die moeite gedoen om gesels het. Diergaardt of die 'Kapteinsraad' die die volgende drle redes: geen mandaat het om homself as die met hulle te gaan praat nie en bet in Geen enkele skoot is afgevuur en reg bet, 6f in terme van gemene reg, • Verlede jaar bet sy Voll:.sraad leier van cne Basters te sien me, het sy kantoor gebly. seen vuis bet geval nie, maar dit was statutere reg 6f enige ooreenkoms, met die laaste sessie duidelik laat mnr. Diergaardt gese hy laat homnie Mnr.Blaauwbetvoortsgesehysal veral die wit amptenare wat bevrees om 'n 'Regering van Rehoboth' te verstaan dat hulle bloot inreses gaan bind deur dle uitslae nie, omdat baie maar die . "mense" raadpleeg, ·maar in hul kantore bly sit bet en geen hervestig, soos dit vrooer ingevolge en dat lmlle weer regering sal opneem mense van buite Rehobofu.ingebring hy bet volstaan dat die AG die wet­ verset hoegenaamd getoon bet nie. Rehoboth se Selfregeringswet M. 56 wanneer dit nodig is; .. , is om in die Gebiet te kom stem. likeuitvoerende gesag is. In Windhoek het die AG, mnr. van 1976 uitgeoefen is. • daarwas 'nooreenk:omsinJunie Hy bet gese indien amptenare nie Hy ookgeweier omenige klag van Pienaar, die kopseeJ:: deur die beset­ "Kaptein Diergaardt of die met die Suid-Afrikaanse minister van gehoor aan hom wi! gee nie, kan betreding of onwettige okkupasie by ting van die regeringskantore op . 'Kapteinsraad' bet geen reg van buitelandse sake, mnr. PikBotba; dat hulle lml hoof in Windhoek skakel die polisie aanl1-.ngig te maak. Rehoboth aangevat deur sy waar­ , okkupasie of gebruik van enige van die destydse Rehoboth-regering in om lmlle te verwyderen moontlik in skuwing van die vorige dag te ber- die kantore of geboue van die Reho~ die 435-verkiesings sal ingaan. maar dienoorde te gebruik waar kinders se Nanso kritiseer redes vir

DIT is as gevo.g van 'n kombinasie van gebrek aan gekwalif'lseerde se onvoldoende bemeestering van die word dat ongeveer 66 persent van die ing reeds 'n ad hoc-komitee aang­ onderwysers en onvoldoende leerplanne dat soveel standerd 8gt­ Eogelse taal, terwyl die voorvereiste leerlinge gedurende die afgelope estel het om strategiee-te probeer leerllnge die afgelope eksamen gedruip het. om te slaag in die skole twee tale is, eksamens hierdie taal gedruip het. identifiseer vir die bCvordering van waarvan een tenminste 'n amptelike Die verklaring lui ook verder dat 'n vaardigheid in die Engelse taal vir Dit was die opinie van di~ uiters dat hierdie leerlinge nie verlore raak taal moet wees. Dit het bekend ge- die sekretaris vannasionale opvoed- die kort- en langtermyn. omgekIapte studenteleier, mnr. Paul nie, "anders sal die volk emstige Kalenga, toe Focus hom gister om skade ly". kommentaar genader het. Alhoewel, Ben van die wies, luidens die volgens hom, die amptelike verklaring, is dat al die skole wat in persverklaring van die Namibian die skandaal betrokke is, tot rampsen­ National Students Organisation trums verklaar moet word. Massiewe Primere S.kool waarskynlik sIegs vandag beskikbaar hulp moet na die skole gekanaliseer sal wees, bet hy die geleentbeid gebtuik word om te verseker dat hulle die om ;sy indrukke oor die afgelope probleme van druipelinge kan han­ uitslag-fiasko te gee. . teer en die standaard van onderwys Hy het die uitslae as rampspoedig oor die algem~nbevorder. beskou, maar gese dit kom van 'n Nuwe inisiatiewe moet geneem Moses van der Byl departement met geen bestaansreg word in afstandonderig vir on­ nie. Verder het hy die redes wat deur derwysers, toesighouding, verskaffing die departem~nt verskaf is as on­ van materiaal, gevorderdeJeermetp­ geldig beskou en gese dat daar nerens des, verbetering van skoolbiblioteke, sprake was van 'n besonderdere taal­ laboratoriums en werkswinkels, lui =====Benodig die volgende:~ vaardigheid nie. die verklaring verder. Ook het hy odie departement se Hy het selfs genoem dat ernstige poging om die blaam op die ver­ oorweging geskenk moet word aan skillende etIiiese administrasies te Ie die moontlikheid om buitelandse Sekretaresse met matriek plus • as, verouderd bestempel omdat die onderwyscrs te werf om as peda­ • • • etniese .administrasies vir die meer­ gogiese adviseurs vfr plaaslike on­ derheid van die studente in beginsel derwysers te dien. enlge vorlge ervarlng. onaanvaarbaar is. Die departe~t van nasionale Altematiewelik het hy voorgestel opvoeding het ook in 'n verklaring dat daar 'nal~ehele herorganisasie in hul misnoee oor die aangeleentheid die hele opvoedingstruktuur gedoen uitgespreek, maar probeer om homself Applikante met bogenoemde , moet word in tenne van.die organis­ te verontskuldig van die uiters swak ---, asie en inhoud daarvan. uitslae. Luidens lml verldaring is lmlle In 'n an~r kritiese verklaring het nie verantwoordelik vir die kwaliteit vereistes·kan ·korn vir 'n die. aangewese minister van opvoed­ van onderrig in die skole onder die ing, mnr. Nahas AngUla. dit as skok­ beheer van die v"rskillende etniese kend beskou om te vemeemdat duis­ administrasies nie. ende standerd agt-leerlinge die kring 'nBaielaeslaagpersentasievanl9 onderhoud. van skoolverlaters en heel moontlik persent is gister bekend gemaak. Dit ook werkloses moet vergroot. sluit die administrasie ·van blankes, Luidens die sterkbewoorde verldar­ Rehoboth-regering en die adminis­ Enige navrae,.kontak mnr. .. , ' ing sal dit '0 nasionale ramp wees en trasie vir kleurlinge uit. selfs '0 persoonlike katastrofe vir Luidens die verklaring van die ~gene wat regtig omgee. Hy beroep departement van nasionale opvoed­ homself op dringende aksies wat ing is een van die hoofredes vir die J~gger by tel. 63011-63012 ' . geneem moet word om te verseker. buitengewone druipsyrer die leerlinge 1

/ , 10 Wednesday FebruarY 7 .1990 . ,THE NAMIBIAN

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 tearns will fare against their intemationally exposed opponents," he said. The meetings will be conducted on the following dates: BLACK MAGIC - February 10, Tsumeb - at the Nomtsoub Community Hall at 13hOO; - February 11, Otjiwarongo - at the Swanefelder Hall at 12hOO; or... the world's finest soccer players - February 14, Rehoboth at 18h30; - February 17, at Keetmanshoop. , All the sub-unions that have not yet secure venues for their meetings should r conduct Five Hochobeb at tel. 61984 (w), 61836 (w) and/or 216157 (h).

THE Namibia Soccer Federation (NSF), one of the controlling bodie$ recently indulged in negotiations to launch a uni~ed ', soccer controlling body, will hold their AGl\'I on Sunday at 14hOO. . The meeting will take place at the Khoniasdal Training College Hall. Chris ~arkgraaf, chairperson of the NSF, also announced RUUD GuDit led the N.... etberlaods that his body wiD stage an R3 00().str0ng ''open for an tournament" "·'.';:;,,'i. on the weekend oft7 and 18 February. " to their first-ever 'DAVID Rocastie is a fast- Champions~;ps ID JOHN Barnes is' probably the .. improving inid-field 'genius with Entrances can s~art pouring in now, said Chris. Germany in 1988:' The 'most exciting player England .Arsenal in the, EnglisJI First dreadlocked Dutchman 'is also has "at its disposal for the Division. He could be a great .. a star in the:Itaiian leagUe'With upcoming World Cup finals in asset for the EnglishWorld Cup Good news for all E~ chmil"oos A~ ·Milan. Italy. te~ in Italy. potential buyers! . FOR SALE NOT only iD Africa are black footballers taking giant strides· but also in Europe. You need not to be Ru~d GWlit, the Dutch maestro who steered his country to the European Championship in 1988 and 12 Bismarck rich to own this beau­ last May helped AC Milan ofItaly win the European Cup, is without question the world's finest player Street tiful home! today • . 8/9 roomed Although the likes of Diego Mara- of 16, is married with two daughters that he cost more than RIO-million 4 Bedrooms with b.i.c. dona, Marco van Basten and Franco and now lives in Milan. when moving from the Portuguese Superior old 2 lovely bathrooms Baresi might argue with that state- Outside of soccer, he plays an active club Sporting Lisbon, where he had a colonial Dining-room and ent:raD;:e ment, t:here is a certain magic about part in the anti-apartheid movements short stint, to AC Milan. residence ideal hall with ceramic tiles the dreadlocked attacking mid-fielder. and has recorded an album of reggae Another black superstar is John Spacious kitchen with As capt~ of the Netherlands he songs. Bames of Liverpool and England, • for emba~sy b.i.c., eye-level oven and · helped the country win the European When he won the European Foot- who has become a hero of the local offices separnte scullery - all with Championship in West Germany in baller of the Year title in 1987, Gullit supporters Ol.. ~eld' s Kop with his ceramic tile.s. Jilly 1988, scoring one ofthe goals in de4icated his award to Nelson Man- charismatic 'skills. · . *&660000 2 Garages the ZoO win over the Soviet Union in delli. , Bames, who is l\Il extrovert per- Laundry .' the final. AbQut his Rasta hairsty.le, Gullit sonality and a practical joker off the A neat domestic's quar­ , AptyviouswinneroftheEuropean says: "'EVerjOllCneedsanimagewhich . pitch, helped Liverpool to win the ' , 'phone 31323 for terwith shower and toilet 'Footballer of the Y~ar award he w:as reflects their personality. I like total English league in 1988 and the FA " '·.'ap.p~intment Garden is very n.eat .. also. voted the 1989-90 European freedom in all things.,That includes Cup this year; as well as keeping up • r' t,.~1t < ... " ~ Footballer of tlie Year: ". my'hair:-; , a regular piac,ein Jhe England tearn. ,No ,agents Phone ' Heleen GUniJw8nlsopivotalinACMilan's Gullit is the leader'of a new gen- " Barnes Was denied glory. in the - (Beware of Dogs) Slabber, tel 37470 (w) .4-0 wiI). over Steaua Bucharest in tPe e11Jtion ofblack footb8uers, whom ' . English le~, . hoWever; by the likes , EU1'QpeanCupfinallastyearina~~ at the 1]elm ofthe interPational game. " of Arsenal's :David "Rocastle .and" 'j" "~,,:,":' '. Prjce on r:equest .- . , sided match that saw Milan emerge"".' His coriJpatriot and club team-mate · " Michael Thomas; who between the as probably the greate"st,c;;1~D team of " FraDk~jka:aIa is another Dutchman:" two of them 'helped ~enal beat CHESS CLUB? , the, decade. ..':;; , " , ' • l witnongms in Surinlun. ,~" r , ,Liverpool in a nail~bitin:g " clinuii to '

. ' I. oUrut was hom in ~~erdam : on , As a sweePiI:. and mid-fielder, the season. ,,', ".. : ' " . ? IIfany person In , September I j ,1962: Jii's ,inothet is Rijkaard , found .. succ~ss at Ajai " , ~neededto 'win2-0atADfield ' WII1(~hoek Is aware · Dutch, but his father George caple Amsterdam. tutn1ng professional at 'to snatch the title aw~ and 'did so of the existence of a from Surinam, a fonner Dutch col- the age of' 17,.and earnbg his first withjust seConds to spare - Thomas chess club, please · onyin South America, where he had international cap i year later despite .sc~ring the vital goal past' Zirnbab- bee!i an inteJDlltional.pJayer. protests from his Club that he was too " wean goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar. , contact Werner ACADEMIA" r Gullit, who began his professional young. - NSL News Volume J. TJlpueJa at 36970 • R175 000 careerwithHaarlem at the tender age Such was the value of the player after 19hOO or 61174 -Netjiese 3-slaapkamer­ (leave a message). , huis -Nuwematte -Woonstel wat -R700 Design p.m. inbring Skakel what you want Inge Engelbrecht ELAGO 'BOTTLE STORE , Quality carpentry and inte­ 43097 (h) 37470 (w) rior or exterior renovating work with capabilities to KATUTURA help you design what you KATUTURA" want. • RIO 000 Reasonable costs and fast Lietl.ike erf, 600 vierkante service. meter het vergeet dat die prys van wyn op is. Call Craig at 33897 or Skakel bogenoemde 22-8207 Dommer.

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CENTRAL SOCCER SCHOOLS TO MEET AIL affiliates of the Central Schools Soccer Association (CSSA) are invited to the aaaociation's annual general meeting (AGM) at the Concordia College tomorrow. Mr Jacobus van der Westhuizen, chairperson ofCSSA, inf~ Die Namibian Sport that the topic, Unity in Sport, will enjoy top priority at tomorrow's meeting. The meeting, according to the chairperson, is openfor1¥'w affiliates and will start at 18h30. He has also made a ,special request to achools in the Okahandja and Rchoboth area to attend the meeting. .

SWABA CUTS TIES. ". WITH SOUTH' AFRICA 1HB SWA Bowling Association (SWABA) is to apply for affiliation to the International Bowling Board (mB), following a decision to break ties with South Africa and the approval of.a new constitution for .the Association. SWABA president Johann Britz announced Yesterday that the SA Bowling ASsociation (SABA) and the Griqual~ West Bowling Association, of which SW ABA was a sub­ district, have been informed of this decision. SWABA ,~ided at a meeting in Windhoek that the Association's name is to be changed to the Namibia Bowling Association. The draft constitution will be submitted to legal advisers, as well as the mB for comment before final approval early in March. . In order to establish ties with the other six bowling associations in Africa, the SWABA executive intends travelling to Botswana early in April to attend the annual All Africa Clampionships in Francistown. ' ., . . BY CONRAD ANGULA . RAMBLERS Fe TO HOLD MEETING .1HB Ramblers sOccer team will hold their AGM at the Ramblers Club House at 19h30 AFrER the reported sUccess of recent soccer unity talks Five Hochobeb, chief organiser ofthe Namibia tonight. A new executive committee will also be elected. National Soc,cer League (NNSL), told The Nanubian Sports yesterday the NNSL will hold information In1erested people that want to join.the club are also welcome to attend tqmght, said Carlos, pteetings in its various sub-unions throughout the country. . club spokespers~)ft. A few "big nsmes".have also been ·linked with the former Mainstay Cup champiO!Ul; But ,The vital points of discussion at with Nashua Black Africa before mid-field dynamo, Was also deliglad Carlos declined to name them. the meetings, starting at the Katutura saying goodbye to the game some tohe,arthat the new seaSon was about ,The ASA league champions also received Ii major set-~k ~hen Bric Muinjo, probably . (Shifidi) Secondary School.tc;migbt five years ago,' the meetings will to start and !bat an infmnaIicmmedios ~ of their most skilful players, joined his former club Sarusas Orlando Pirate,s earlier this ,year. ' . at 19hOO, will be the latest develop­ spread as far as north as Tsumeb, the about Namibian football's future Muinjo, wlio s~ his football career with the BucclllCCrs, is also a qualified coach and ·menta in unity ttl1lcs,and the s~tus of south (Keetmanshoop), the east would beconductedinhishometown baa rep~sented Namibia on several occasions. ' local soccer.in an' indq>endent Na­ (Gobabis) ~ the north (Otjiwar­ of Keetmanshoop. mibia. ongo). "Oh yeahl We welcome the nevi, "The progress :made"in the past . '7he,Jheetings will definitely serve with open arms. I can't wait to retum ANTI-TOUR three weeks at·the talks is so drastic as a remedy to our tired-of-waiting to competition soccer. I have really 'PEMONSTRATORS,DOWN TOOLS and elapsed in.a really friencUy at­ minds as we have waited for too long . enjoyed my 80CCerin Windhoek and mosphere.1t was &matter of give and ,before we could knowhow we would would like to go back for another cup .ABOUf .lOO members of the cleaning staff of1he Sandt..onHoliday Inn stapf a 3O-minute . dcmonatrat!on in.front of the hotel yesterday morning, ostensibly aimed at Mike Gatting, take,".a source, who,pre,feired.ano- fit into the future," said :Men Neiseb, competition or two, "said Solos. c8t*in of the visiting Engl~h cricket team. nynuty.. .said. ' Chief Santos' c~ wbeninfonned Soccer followers in Wmdhoek were The Springbok team will be staying at the hotel from about 13h30 yesterday, when they .''TIle proposed structure 'lor the of the intended meetings. also happy to leam about the infor­ will receive their Springbok kits. The demonstrators sang and danced, while holding up .future sOccer controlling body is just "The meetings are more than wel­ . mation meetings and that the start of placarda. , ' whatthisnationhas been waiting for. come, as we are ready to go into the the local soccer sCason was just arwnd ~There were,the usual "Go HoDlC Gatting" and "Gatting, Holiday Inn Staff Don't Need 1 think Namibian footb811 is going to new season," said Chelsea's mid­ the comer. ·You", and among others was one v~ious poster,readmg "Gatling Is.A Killer". . climb the ladders of progress and field ace, Bizzlili Damaseb, from his Said Themba Ngbitaunapo, a dash­ The demonstrators consisted mainly of wOmen, ,using their breakfast break to get their soccer in our country will be excit­ Grootfontein home. . ing rugby player and a staunch sOc­ DlCssage across to photographers ahd TV cameras, but not conacious of the fact that ing.ltnow only depends oil the clubs ''That's great news, we are all cer siipporter: "Wonderful, it is ab­ Gatting and his men are in another hotel. to 'deliver the goods," my source waiting for the new season to com­ solutely wonderful to I"\tum to the I~ is reported there will be a demonstration at the players' hotel at 13h30 today. The demonstration was peaceful, if noisy, as the demonstrators toyi-toiyed through the continued. mence. Everyone in Otjiwarongo is Katutura Stadium. With so nmch parking area, sto~ing at the hotel entrance periodically on their way round, and then According to Five, who himself waiting for the '1}ig league soccer' to gossip going around the townshipi it .finally quitt4tg, at~lh30. 'There was no police presencc. . used to be a star striker-cwn-defender retum," said Matroos - a fonner BMC will be interesting to see how local ace defender. Solos Matroos, Try Again's gifted I .continued on page 11 FACET , AUCTIONS ------'Sunset of Africa'------I An auction of ethnic and designer jewellery ,to be complimented by an array of outstanding clothing modelled by Grand Taste Model Agency.

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