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OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATI PRISONERS awaiting trial at Oshakati have revolted over what they describe as the "injustice" of the justice system and have forced the Magistrates Court to grind to a halt by refusing to appear in court. Angry prisoners are de­ OWl!ffibo and Kaoko Re­ manding "a speedy and fair gions, Josef Ekandjo, yes­ hearing" and that Senior terday confirmed that a large Prosecutor Henock Hain­ number of the 212 prison­ dobo be removed ers at the Oshakati Prison They claim that Haindobo had "completely refused" to is unnecessarily postponing appear in the Oshakati and cases. is discriminatory when Ondangwa Magistrate courts it comes to granting bail since Monday. and that their cases are not The. prisoners ' main heard "properly". complaint is that Haindobo Prisoners have said they unnecessarily postpones will not go to court until cases, even when minor Haindobo is removed • charges are involved. As a According to some result they have to sit in jail sources, the prisoners are so and often lose their jobs as a angry that even the police result. _ A RARE SIGHT ... Yesterday, the last day of the first half of the year, the moon passed in front of the sun. In have decided not to visit They also charge that the Namibia this caused a 65 per cent eclipse of the sun and was captured on film by The Namibian's Henry van Rooi them in their cells until they Senior Prosecutor does not at around 15h20, At 15h07, 530km southwest of in , there was a total eclipse of the sun, have "cooled off'. understand the prisoners' as there was in eastern Uruguay, where about 25 000 people from Europe, the USA and South America gathered The Namibian Police's to view the rare sight. Chief Inspector of the Continued on page 2 ",Jlelay in, Govt probe 'Picket-smashing' . taking its toll ... .COpS re-instated

MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE But Prosecutor-General will have final say

TIffi civil servants who were THE FOUR senior police ERICHBOOIS courts and the officers could suspended by the Govern­ officers, suspended earlier be be held criminally liable. ment in mid-April for al­ this year after a public under the police act had been ' The four officers were leged misconduct have , outcry over the controver- withdrawn against the four suspended on March 20 this expressed anger at the slow sial treatment of demon­ officers and the report sent . year following a demonstra­ promss being made with strators at Namibia Brew­ toProsecutor-GeneralHans tion in front of the premises the in~estigation into their eries, have been re-in­ Heyman, who will have the ofNamibia Breweries in the cases. stated. final say on the matter. Northern Industrial area on One:of the 11, who wished General Martin Pool of Approached for comment, March 3. to' remain anonymous for the Namibian Police's liai­ Heyman confirmed he had Demonstrators were obvious reasons, said many son department yesterday received the file and was beaten with sjamboks ·be­ of them felt wctreme frus­ confirmed that the suspen­ looking into the matter. He fore they were arrested tration with the slow pace sion had been lifted by In­ said he had not reached a 1be incident was televised of the investigation and had spector-General Piet FoucM final decision yet and added on the NBe and the violent become very depressed with effect from yesterday. that the issue was very sen­ scenes sparked a public "We want the law to take However, Pool said, the sitive. outrcy over the manner in its course, but we also have decision remained subject If there were signs that which the demonstrators our constitutional rights, and to a final verdict by the the police act or code of were treated. we either want a ruling made Prosecutor-General. conduct had been tran­ At the time the President ./ Pool 'said the investiga­ gressed. the case would have ~oDtinued on page 2 tion of charges of negligence to be heard in the regular , Continued on page 2 ' ;;'<:.; 2 Wednesday JulY 1 ..:1 992 THE NAMIBIAN

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'* R77.500 • R130.000 1 Bedroom ,2 Bedroom '* 'R98.00 • R137.500 2 Bedrooms 3 Bedrooms R125.000 (Small) has approached an investi­ '* gating officer to fmd out what 3 Bedrooms '* R145.000 progress was being made, the TeI34177(w) 3 Bedrooms investigating officer told him 221252 (b) (Big) , he was to busy with other as well as the Cabinet con­ against us within reasonable things and did not know when demned the excessive use time or for the charges against the investigation would start. of violence by Task Force us to be dismissed. "They said the investiga­ members. "This is putting unneces­ tion would be completed Four police officers were sary pressure on us, and al­ within a reasonable time, but suspended-pending the out­ though people say we are still what is a reasonable time? come of an investigation on being paid that is not really We feel they have had more negligence under the police the issue. than enough time," he said, act. ''We have been accused and Even at time the investiga­ Home Affairs Minister the public has labelled us, and tions were announced many people predicted that they Hifikepunye Pohamba now we want our names cleared," one of them said. would drag on forever, like promised that the four would The investigation is believed many other similar Govern­ be given a fair hearing under to have already claimed one ment inquiries. under the police act and be victim in former Chief of There is clearly a feeling reinstated if found innocent. Agricult\lre in the Ministry of among the suspended officials The four officers are the Agriculture, Water and Rural that they have been treated assistant to Inspector-Gen­ Development, Lutz Matth­ unjustly, particularly since the eral Fouche, General 'Fof­ iessen, who committed sui­ Governtrent made their names fie' BadenhorSt; Chief of cide. public before their guilt had Special Operations, Gert While there is no direct evi­ been established. Naude; District Commis­ dence to link Mattliiessen's Furthermore, while they sioner of Windhoek," Dep­ suicide to his suspension, many were suspended, others such 4th Anniversary of Natau -, uty Commissioner Martin believe that that he took his permanent secretary of Agri­ Bronkhorst; and Windhoek life because the charges made culture Vilho Nghipondoka, Station Commander, Chief against him' brought about who has also been accused of The next Natau (National Executive Inspector Gert du Toit. severe depression. misconduct, is apparently still The suspension of the 11 in his post. officials was announced' on There is also a reeling among Committee) meeting is on the - April 15 and after almost two­ their sympathisers, that the , Nanl'p.ol .net and-a-half months very little 11 officials were made scape­ gems, dagga progress appears to have been goats for those really guilty 4th and 5th of July 1992 made with the inquiry. of corruption or stealing state When the civil servants were property. A MAN has been arrested initially suspended, they were In many cases, such as that in Oshakati for being in instructed to submit written of theJate Matthiessen, their possession of 13 diamonds, , defences to the charges made only crime seems to have Venue: NUNW National Centre. value unknown, the N amib­ against them, which all of them been affixing their signature ian Police reported yester­ did. to a document. day. Then in early May, perma­ It was impossible to fmd No further details were nent secretary in the Prime out from Damaseb when the members to available. Minister's Office Petrus investigation of the 11 civil All associate are invited In Windhoek, the police Damaseb announced that in­ servants is expected to be com­ reported two cases of ille­ vestigating officers would be pleted as he is currently tour­ attend the opening ceremony gal dealing in dagga with an appointed to look into the case ing outlying areas of the coun- estimated value ofR6 106. of each civil servant. try. ' Time: 09hOO(a.m.) Two cases of cheque fraud According to one of the Under-secretary in the Prime involving RI 594 were also suspended officials, however, Minister's Office Jaap Smit, reported in the capital. these investigating officers , who is dealing directly with Forfurther information' contact have done virtually {lothing the matter, was also not avail­ since they were appointed. able for comment. W Matsi at 216153 He said that every time he

is granted to white prisoners as "a matter of course". 1l:!ey cited Namib Paper & Plastic Recycling (Pty) Lld an exampl~ of two whites, Oanzig Strasse, Lafrens Industrial reportedly arrested on April 22 this year and granted bail problems and feel unnecessar­ the next day. Gratis Verwydering van Karton, Papier& Plastiek ily heavy sentences are given According to The Namib­ Maandag tot Vrydag van 7vm tot 6 nm for minor offenses. ian's sources, the Oshakati Prisoners are reportedly also Prison is overcrowded and Saterdag tot Sondag van 8vm tot Snm unhappy that the majority of contributes to the unsatisfac­ them are continuously refused tory situation among the pris­ Tel: 62611/62643 bail and often have to kick oners. their heels in' prison cells for An urgent meeting was held three months or more. Inmany yesterday morning betweell ~ - .. cases, they say, they are the Ekatidjo, senior police officers breadwinners and their fami­ and the senior staff of the lies suffer. Oshakati Magistrates court to ~~~ __LJ They further charge that bail discuss the matter. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday July 1 1992 3 Terror tria turnabout.' ONE of the six accused in TVAPPA NAMUTEWA police. the farm gang of terror According to the state­ trial yesterday ,told · the "for his actions" and that He said he was forced to ment, Kadhikwa told Inspec­ THE importance of the case in which a prosecutor, ' High Court during a trial­ the police had been given sign a statement without tor Visser he had been pres­ Quinton van Rooyen, and a businessman from Otjiwar­ within-a-trial that he had permission to hurt him "in being told its contents. ent during a robbery at the ongo, Ockert Cornelius du Plessis, are accused of fraud been intimidated by a any way". Tjapa also maintained that farm of Mr Kriel at Outjo and theft, yesterday delayed jud~ernent. police officer when he was Kanaela allegedly also he had not been warned of and that he had been given a Presiding Judge Pio Teek him to prepare his judge­ interrogated at the Katu­ forced Tjapa to confess that the seriousness of the alle­ firearm by Venasius Ameho. said he wanted to check all ment. tura Police station. he had killed Kanaela' s gations against him. He said Kadhikwa denied that he the arguments and submis­ Van Rooyen -is accused Matheus Tjapa told the brother. he had signed the statement had made such a statement. sions properly before hand­ of having submitted false court that a police inform et: Kanaela was allegedly because he had been afraid However, Inspector Vis­ ingdownjudgement, which claims to the Ministry of Fillemon Kanaela had taken referring to Erastus Muunda as the two policemen had ser insisted that Ameho and he set for July 23. Justice. This allegedly re­ him to Inspector Terrie who was shot and killed been very aggressive. He Paulus Ndikwetepo had been Teek described the case sulted in him receiving more Terreblanche. during an attempted robbery added that he had also re­ arrested as a result of infor­ as "very important" for the than RIO 000 which he had Kanaela allegedly told at the farm Otjozonjati, east membered how his sister in mation given to the police public but especially for Van claimed was the cOst of trans­ Tjapa to tell the police the of Okahandja. Owambo had been beaten by Kadhikwa. Rooyen whose professional porting his furniture from whole truth if he wanted to Tjapa said although he had up by the police. The trial-within-a-trial to future depended on the out~ Otjiwaropgo to Windhoek. be released been forced to give a state­ Another accused, Martin detemi.ine whether the state­ come. The State argued that Van Tjapa was also allegedly ment, he had told the po- , Kadhikwa, also denied all ments were given voluntar­ The court has also had Rooyen's furniture was not told that President Sam !icemen that he preferred to the allegations in a state­ ily will continue this morn­ difficulties in proving a transported by Namibian Nujoma was angry with him give his evidence in court. ment he had given to the ing. prima facie case againt Van Carriers as he claimed Du Rooyen as it has been im­ Plessis, Van Rooyen's co­ possible to detennine for accused, is the owner of what purpose Van Rooyen Namibiari Carriers. had given Du Plessis R8 After Du Plessis received 500. a Government creque ofRlO Teek ordered that all the 630, he allegedly deposited arguments should be typed it in his personal account up and handed to him not and gave R8 500 to Van later than July 10 to enable Rooyen.

On .the crime beat ••• THE Namibian Police yesterday reported thefts, rob­ bery and frauds totalling R182 526 countrywide. The majority of these took place in Windhoek where goods Women debate tomorrow and cash stolen amounted to RI72 695 . Of this R87 600 was made up of four vehicles stolen in HOT debate on how to eliminate discrimination against the capital. women is set to enliven the budget proceedings tomor­ row afternoon. Yesterday Prime Minister Hage Gein­ gob raised a motion that Namibia agree to a 1979 United Nations convention against sexism and speakers from all sides agreed.

I Minister of Youth and Sport Pendukeni Ithana bow­ ever asked for the debate to be postponed until tomor­ row, as she said she did not want speakers to give only superficial acceptance of the vital issues, but to prepare SHOOTING AN ECLIPSE ... Henry van Rooi of The careful contributions. If the debate goes ahead as planned Namibian shooting yesterday's 65 per cent eclipse of the it will also give a chance for women to come and watch sun. The eclipse had to be shot through a negative, also from the public gallery how the National Assembly the safest and best way ofviewing this rare occurrence. t,reats such key issues. Above, left: The eclipse. olice effective' -Minister' ''THE fight agamst crime is not taken place because of not being lost," said Home TOMMINNEY , shortage of funds. Affairs Minister Hifikepunye Not having proper certifi­ Pohamba last night in the were only 2 120 permanent registering births, maniages and cates 'COUld cause problems, National Assembly. Many NA members of the police, includ- deaths (known to journalists warned the minister citing the members had their own views , ing 470 sergeants and 1 215 as 'hatch, match, despatch'), case of the suspended member on law and order, as well as on constables. There are also 2 name changes and other func­ of the National Assembly, Peter refugees, a new ID card sys­ 311 auxiliaries but recruitment tions. Kayser, who had failed to take tem whichcould be introduced of these has stopped in order to According to the minister the chance to apply for citizen­ 1hi.s year, and on prisons. Debate boost the professionalism of 37 659 births were registered ship and "regularise" his 40- on the two budget allocations the force. Training, with help (compared to 30 709 in 1990), year stay in Namibia. Starting today to Pohamba's staff went on from the UK and Ireland, has 5 582 deaths and 6 644 mar­ As the night wore on many late into the evening. been a top priority and since . riages were recorded. members had their own tales SUPER >A.~cording to the Minister, independence 862 attended The ministry now has two of the police to tell, including police solved 62 per cent of all recruit courses, 270 uniform mobile teams touring the coun­ Andrew Matjila (DTA) who crimes reported to them in the investigators courses and large try to register the population's said he had ended up being WINTER first three months of 1992, an numbers other courses at all details as they realised not charged for a case he had re­ improvement on the 51 per levels. everyone was registering these ported when a dog savaged his cent solving rate for the same In the debate on the other details, A programme of set­ grand-daughter. S'ALE period in 1991. Last year, solv­ part ofPohamba' s huge minis­ ting up regional offices had ing rapes was the police's try, the department of civic • Super Men's & Ladies' biggest success, with 82 per affairs, he revealed that a new cent of cases solved, as well as ID system is being prepared. Culture squeeze in city Fashions 76 per 'Sent of grievous as­ Eight companies have tendered saults anq 68 per cent of stock and the Prime Minister's Of­ CULTURAL, educational and welfare activities in Windhoek Every RSO you spend at Wecke &, Voigts thefts. ' fice is evaluating systems so . will be hard hit by financial cutbacks in the coming year. gives you another free ticket for the big Pohampa blamed the media the new cards could be in use According to a municipal newsletter, the decision to slash price in the centenary competition. for creating the image that crime six to eight months after the grants was taken at a recent city councR meeting. During Main Price: R10 000 and S x R1 000 was soaring and said that even contract is awarded. This year previous years, grants were made by Windhoek's city council shopping vouchers. in 1991 the total crime rate R7 million had been allocated to a wide range of cultural, educational and welfare organisa­ rose by only 19 per cent com­ to installing a system (from tions. In the 1991/92 financial year, such grants amounted to pared to 1990, ''whichis inline overall cost of R20 million) R798 498. This year, however, the grants will be "cut to a with other democratic coun­ and the ministry's master minimum". Only grants for which the city council is contrac­ tries" . In the early part of 1992 computer says there are 821 tually or legally liable are budgeted for. The decision was ap­ there have been decreases in 283 ID cards issued overall parently made to offset an expectated r ush of grant applica­ burglllli es on business prem­ including 16 101 cards issued tions from a "broader spectrum of organisations" than be­ ises, robberies with fire-arms in 1991. fore. The council predicted that the heavy burden on taxpay­ Gustav Voigts Centre and other lllmed robberies. Civic Affairs employs 328 ers' money already caused by receedlog funds, would be At the end of March, there people. One division handles worsened unless preventative measures were taken. Wernhil Fa~hion Shop , 4 Weanesday July 1 1992 . THE NAMIBIAN

by the river. When his grand­ father dies, the well-inten­ tioned townsfolk seize the opportunity to intervene. Spit finds himself hunted by his benefactors and eventually Y ...... Holiday specials the subject of a dramatic 09hOO: Little Flying court case which polarises ~c».. ey · Bears the religious and moral atti- :'09h22: Sesame Street tudes of a typical Austra- Weekly ar1'icle. +0 "elp 'you wi+h your money, deb1'. and +ax_ lOh22: Pugwall lian country town of the Wedne.days, only in The Namibian_ End of transmission 1930s. 16h56: Opening 19hOO: More than 17hOO: Take One a Game 17h05: Kiddies Filler Episode 5: "The dynamo 17hll: Tiny Toon runs down" Megalink - how it works b. Adventures 20hOO: News 17h32: Educational 20h45: Vista (final) THE M~galink card is a other areas including shops programme An exciting documentary plastic card with a tiny in areas where there are no 18h02: Hans Haas: My series that explored techno- computer stuck onto it on telephones. It is already Life in the Sea logical and societal advances a square gold-coloured installed in some petrol sta­ In this series, Hans Haas, that affect the lives of us all. patch (it is not gold so do tions, clubs, bottle stores, the pioneer of marine re- 21h44: Rage of Angels ... not try to melt down the supermarkets, restaurants search and inventor of scuba the story continues (new) card!). You use the card and other spending places. diving and underwaterpho- In this sequal to the popular for spending money with. The card is "smart" in tha~ tography tells the story of mini-series, Jennifer Pruker, out ever having to handle it stops you having to carry his life. the beautiful laywer, con- cash. risky cash. It is aimed at 18h3l: The True Story of . ceals her enduring love for To get the card the first All transactions are only their spending and perhaps anyone that can afford to Spit MacPhee Adam Warner as they are step is to have, or to open, done when you press in the have a budget. You decide open a savings account rather The people of St Relen are caught up in a dangerous an account at Swabou. Most right number, and follow how much you will realisti­ than just at higher earners. concerned for young Spit game of cat and mouse._ people go for either a trans- simple instructions _. and cally spend this month .on, It will not encourage you to MacPhee who lives a hand Starring: J aclyn Smith, Ken mission account (you have questions frOm the computer say, food and clothes, and overspend like a credit card to mouth existence with his Howard, Angela Lansbury to keep at least RSO in the which you answer by press- put that ~ount onto the does, as when your money eccentric grandfather down 22h29: Sport account and earn interest at ing buttons. card You will only be able runs out you will not be able ;::::======~-;;17:h3~O-:-:-;L-:o:-::v~in=-g=--:----j 5 per cent, added yearly) or The "loading up" ma- to use the card at main shops, . to go on spending. 18hOO: The Hogan a special savings account chinesareinSwabouandin so you will be encouraged The card should also be a Family (you need to keep at least some of the larger shops to spend only on the food or good idea for Swaboti, which 18h30: Designing R200in and earn interest at which will mean that you whatever you have decided is spending some R4 mil­ . Women 8 per cent a year, or more if can cutout a separate jour- You will not have stacks of lion on introducing it to us. M . N • I: • T 19hOO: Supersport you save much more neytoabank,cashmachine cash around to use up on . They will earn R4 a month Tennis: Live and recorded money). You can have one or building society andjust little emergencies or other from each card-user and they * needs, or to lose or to get (Premium time) action from Wimbledon of these accounts in addi- ~ load the caid wWt yOur funds will charge shop-owners a 10h30: Egoli 21hOO: Gross Anatomy tion to any other accounts in the shop. stolen. small percentage of the sales llhOO: Clara's Heart An ordinary guy from a you have at banks or other When you buy, you go to TIle card costs R4 a month through the card (lower, they Qrildren's Holiday Festival working class background bodies. the till in the normal way. which may seem expensive say, than the percentage , OlhOO: .Batman attends medical school but You then apply for the You put your card in a ma­ but the cards themselves are charged by credit cards). .The 1966 version of the does not fit in with the stu- card, which should be is- chine, type in the number, not cheap and they could In addition it could bring adventures of this cartoon dents from wealthier back- sued in Windhoek from this and the computer on your save you money. in hundreds of new account strip hero. grounds. morning. With the card you card is told to deduct the And if you put the budg­ holders and savings and in (KTV starts) However, one of his class- choose a number which is amount of your shopping, eted spending money into a future, if Namibia follows 15hOO: Smurfs mates is attracted to him the number that only you while a chip on the shop­ savings account and only the rest of the world in let­ 15h30: The New Adven­ and his professor wants him know and when you type it owner's card (already in the load the card before you go ting building societies op­ tures of Winnie to make a success of his in, the machine starts work- machine) is credited with . shopping, you will be earn­ erate on similar terms to the'Pooh life. Starring: Matthew ing. the same amount. ing interest too. - other financial institutions, 16hOO: Mickey Mouse Modine, Daphne Zuniga, Make sure that the num- No cash, no change, no The idea seems, like many , it should give Swabou a . Club Cbristine Lahti . ber is not written down signing and maybe fewer good ideas, to be advanced much wider customer base 16h30: Talespin 23hOO: Everbody's All anywhere near the card or delays. and at the same time simple to sell insurance and other '>(KTV ends) American (2.16) told to anyone who could You can also find out how enough for everyone to use. services to. (Open time) 01h05: Transmission steal or "borrow" the card. much cash is left on the Namibia is the first time in 'Managing Your Money' 17hOO: Egoli (repeat) ends You putmoneyin the sav- card at the till by asking the the world the card has a has applied for a card, so ings account, either by machine to check. You can wide-scale try out so we can will be able to tell you SOOI1 cheque or in cash. Then you top up your card as onen as . truly say we are again lead­ how well it works. If it Today's weather load up your card at a spe- you like from the "loading ing the way. matches its initialpromise. Fine and warm but hot over the Namib. It will be cold cial machine, which deducts up" machines provided there Megalink will begin in the Megalink could soon be a overnight. Coast fme and mild but partly cloudy and the amount you specify from is enough money in your Windhoek area only but ifit part of everybody's personal cold in the north with fog patches overnight. Wind your savings account and savings account. succeeds and people are financial planning and is nioderate south-easterly but north·westerly to south· tells the computer on the The main benefits are for interested, as they should available so far only in westerly in the north. card how much is added those who want to control be, it can easily expand to Namibia.

dresses for the first time at Wimbledon when they play their ment. doubles matches. 1991 - SA state president FW de Klerk announces a one-third 1962 - Africa's Ruanda Republic and Kingdom ofBurundi gain remission of sentence of common prisoners who are first-time Highlights in history on this date: their independence. offenders other than those sentenced to life imprisonment, sex 1499 - War breaks out between Turkey and Venice. 1966 - Fr:mce withdraws all its anned 'forces from integrated offenders, child abusers and.molesters and "a few other excep­ 1535 - Sir Thomas More is tried for treason in England for NATO military force. tions". refusing oath of supremacy. 1967" China's Communist Party proclaims overthrow of Presi­ 1543 - England and Scotland sign Greenwich Treaties to secure dent Liu Shai Chi. Today's Birthdays: peace. 1968 - Britain, Soviet Union, United States and 58 non-nuclear George Sand (Armandine Dudevant), French author (1804- 1810 - Louis, King of Holland, abdicates under pressure from nations sign treaty to curb spread of nuclear weapons. 1876); Charles Laughton~ British-born actor (1899-1965); James Napoleon Bonaparte. 1987 - SA minister of defence general Magnus Malan tells the Cagney, US actor (1904-1986); Olivia de Havilland, Tokyo­ 1890 - Anglo-Gennan agreement is signed, under which Britain SADF's 75th anniversary parade in Potchefstroom that the Soviet exchanges Heligoland for Zanzibar and Pemba. threat to South Africa is escalating. ' born actress (1916-); Leslie Caron, French-born dancer-actress (1931-). 1910 - Union of South Africa becomes a dominion of British 1990 - Economies and social welfare systems of two German Empire. states are officially merged . . 1926 - Anglo-Portuguese agreement is reached on Southwest 1991 - SA state president FW de Klerk says the government and Thought For Today: Africa-Angola boundary. the ANC have agreed that the proCess of releasing political pris­ Know the true value of time - snatch, seize and enjoy every 1958 - Three South African tennis stars - Rene Schuunnan, Jean oners in tenns of the Pretoria and Groote Schuur Minutes has moment of it - Lord Chesterfield, English statesman (1694- Forbes and Sandra Reynolds - wear their sack-line fellnis reached finality. The ANC denies any knowledge of the agree- 1773). - AP . ... • .

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SA'sports INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP flame still FW slams anti-govt threats flickering PRETORIA: The anti-government rhetoric at the Boipatong massacre funeral drew a sharp rebuttal from President FW de JOHANNESBURG: ' South Klerk yesterday. African sports leaders were "The tone of many of the statements at yesterday's (Mon­ guardedly optimistic lastnight day) funeral for victims of the Boipatong,massacre gives rise that the ANC will today give to concern," De Klerk said ID a statement them the yellow, black and green He was reacting to speeches made at the Monday's funeral light to go ahead with interna­ service where threats were made "to take the government to UN wanted in SA tional sports contacts. hell", De Klerk was declared incompetent and his resignation The leaders continued their called for, and he was accused of being directly involved in the ' DAKAR: UN Secretary­ senting the black majority groups. talks yesterday with ANC ongoing violence. General Boutros Boutros­ broke down this month af­ He said he would bring executive members in an ef­ Ghali said yesterday all sides ter the massacre of more the matter to the Security fort to persuade the party from Ramos sworn in as President in South Africa favoured than 40 blacks at a black Council's attention as soon implementing its decision last some type of United Na­ 'township. as he returns to New York week to call for a resumption of the intemational moratorium MANILA: Fidel Ramos was sworn yesterday as the eighth tions presence in the coun­ The African National next week, adding it was on sporting contacts with South president of the Philippines, succeeding Corazon Aquino,.who try. Congress and other groups too early to say what form Africa. supported his candidacy. Former Senator Joseph Estrada took Boutros-Ghali was in involved in the negotations the UN presence would take. At stake were South Africa's office as vice-president. Ramos and Estrada will serve six-year Dakar for the annual sum­ broke off talks with,Preto­ Llberian interim President participation in the Barcelona terms. mit of the Organization of ria, saying they could not SawyersaidTaylor'srebels Olympic Games, and sched­ African Unity. resume until an international were getting rich by looting uled tours by the Cameroon 7 000 health workers give'n boot The summit also heard commission was permitted the country's natural re­ and Crystal Palace soccer clubs, Liberia's interim leader, to investigate township sources and sanctions would New Zealand and Australian JOHANNESBURG: About 7000 striking general assistants at Amos Sawyer, appeal for violence. remove' the profit motive rugby teams and a cricket tour various Transvaal hospitals were dismissed by yesterday, ac­ sanctions and a blockade of Boutros-Ghali said: "It for continuing the war. by India. cording to the Transvaal Provincial Administration. Olympic, soccer and cricket ports to force rebel ieader seems, and I wantto be very He said a five-nation West The TPA's chiefdirector of administration services, PWvan leaders sat quietly with AN:C Charles Taylor to honor a Niekerk, said in a statement released last night: "It is foreseen precise, that there is a con­ African committee on Li­ executive members at the press that the TPA will conclude the dismissal of more or less 7 000 stalemated peace agreement sensus for a UN presence. " beria had agreed to recom­ conferenCe yesterday when the South African negotiations ' He noted he had met with mend such action and he ANC announced that a dec.i­ general assistants today." between the white-led gov­ the ANC, the South African urged African and other sion would only be announced ernment and groups repre- government and other countries to support it. at 16h00 today after consulta­ tion with its branches round the country and deliberations by the party's national work­ ing committee. - Sapa Journalists under attack JOHANNESBURG: The South African Union of Journalists yesterday expressed its con­ cern about 'the growing num­ ber of assaults on journalists THE RELIEF OF SARAJEVO .•• Osijek, Eastern Sla - . on assignment. , , vonia - A French convoY'carrying humanitarian aid for With particular reference to the people of Sarajevo waits to pass through the front ' ,

I Monday 's incidents . at the line" area a t nearby Ne1Jletin. UNPROFOR'is escortinl Boipatong, massacre, funeral, the French convoy which was heading for the Bosnian' when at least six journalists capital via Belgrade. Photo: AFP were assaulted by mourners, the .SAUJ said it was "out­ Global warming threatens US raged" by the attacks. TROUBLE SPOT .•• Boipatong - Armed South African Police watch as Inkatha On Mooday at least six news­ BLACKSBURG, Virginia: The United States could lose 21 Freedom Party supporters commed in the Kwa·Mala hostel perform a war dance in mtm were held at gunpoint and pef cent of its 14 880 species of higher plants - and half of the Boipatong on June 19 after an attempted police search of the hostel following the June severely assaulted, a reporter rarest pl!U1ts - with even modest global warming in the next 17 massacre. Yesterday the police announced they had arrested 75 hostel residents in was dragged from his car, and century, a study shows. , connection with the mass killing. Photograph: Waiter Dhladhla, Agence France­ another was kicked ID the face. "The ones that are the most rare are least likely to adapt to ,. Presse Among those injured were , climate change," said the study's author"David Maddox of Juhan Kuus of Sipa-Press, Joao The Nature Con~rvancy in Arlington, Virginia. His conclu-_ Silva of The Star, Guy Adams sions are based on a warming of about five degrees Fahrenheit , of the Weekly Mail, arid Nick sometime during the next century. ' Erasmus and Nic van der Linde...... Boipatong arrests Of The Citizea "Attacks of this' kind are Norway faces 'whale of'a threat anathema to anyone who be­ PRETORIA: A further 75 residents of ship," Gen van der Merwe said. .lleves in democracy and have JOHANNESBURG: Norway could face sanctions from Jhc the Kwa-Madala hostel have been ar­ Rejecting allegations that the SAP had to stop forthwith," Karen Stan­ European Community (EC), even as it is about to join thit rested in connection with the Boipatong , been directly, involved in the the mas­ der, General Secretar of the , body, because of its decision to resume harvesting minke ,massacre, police said on yesterday; , sacre, Van der M'erwe said the allega­ SAUJ said. whales. South Africa's Dolphin Action and Protection Group (DAPG), Commissioner of the South African tions were being viewed in a ''very serious "'Those responsible would be Police, General Johan van der Merwe light" and tliat with the information at the first to complain if the media a member of the World Cetacean Coalition, said Norway could , said in a statement the breakthrough the disposal ofthe police "no evidence can stopped covering meetings expect sanctions to be imposed by First World countries came after many hours of intensive in­ be found to substantiate the allegations". where there is a possibility of opposed to whaling. vestigation into the Boipatong massacre He once again made an "urgent ap­ violence," she added. The EC was likely to lead the attack, even though Norway on J une 17. ' peal" to anyone who may have any infor­ She said political organisa­ was due to soon become p~ of the union. The investigation had been greatly mation to come forward and make the tions had to start taking re­ * Reports from Agence France-Presse, Sapa and Associated assisted by the ''whole-hearted co-opera­ information available. sponsibility for the actions of Press tion of the Kwa-Madala hostel leader- their supporters. - Sapa

You can't afford to miss our * SUITS * SHIRTS 0110 MiihKco * SHOES SALE * TROUSERS * SPORTS COATS Windhoek Gathemann Building ALL PRICES INCLUDE G.S.T. . 6 Wednesday July 1 1992 THE NAMIBIAN se Save water! REPUBLIC OF - WlNDHOEK residents have NAMIBIA bCen urged to use water spar­ ingly as a shortfall in water supply is expected if thedrougbt continues. MINISTRY OF FINANCE This warning was sounded ~------TENDERBOARD------~ by Windhoek mayor Petra (1)TENDER NO. F1/18/1·6/92 Hamman at last week's City SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF WELDING EQUIPMENT FOR Council meeting. ' OGONGO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Hamman said a shortfall of . about 2 million kilolitres could (2)TENDER NO.F1/19-6/92 be expected during the present SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION AND COMMISIONING season if the drought contin­ OF COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FOR FISHERY SUR­ ued, while the 1993-1994 pic­ VEILANCE AND CONTROL, WALVIS BAY AND ture was more gloomy with a SWAKOPMUND further 6 million kilolitres shortfall predicted. (3)TENDER NO.F1/10/2·24/92 The mayor disclosed that a TRAILER TANKER 4-WHEEL, 5000 LITRE (WATER). technical sub-committee com­ ELECTRONIC PIONEERS ••• Long service awards at Tedelex, from left, Isaac prising the municipality and (4) TENDER NO. F1/S·6/92 Swartbooi (16 years), Gerd Vogel (20 years) and Kenneth Kaunuzondunge (11 years). the Water Department bad been SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF VEHICLES TO THE NAMIBIAN set up to investigate "altema~ DEFENCE FORCE tive measures" to curb short­ falls. Closing date: (1-3) 11:00 on Tuesday: 21 July 1992 Dealing with complaints by (4) 11:00 on Tuesday: 29 September Windhoekresidents regarding Tedelex turns 20! the unpleasant taste and smell DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICES OF: of water, Hamman said the ON July 1 1972, Television & Electrical Distributors ers in developing new and The Secretary:Tender Board, 10 John Meinert Street, problem was complicated as - (Pty) Ltd, better known as Tedelex, started a branch in exciting electronic items. It Ground Floor West-Wing, P.O. Box 332, Windhoek the chlorination needed to keep Namibia. , was mainly by offering To obtain documents RS.OO Is payable. water within "strict bacterio­ Up until then Tedelexhad ances Tedelex had to offer above-average quality and Tenders must be forwarded to: logical requirements" aggra­ been represented by an agent. on a countrywide trip, or­ high level service that The Secretary: Tender Board, vated the smell and the taste. based in Windhoek, who ganising shows at various Tedelex Namibia gained the . She said the municipality was P .0 . Box 3328 carried very limited Stocks. toWos. The trip was very consistent support of its investigating the use of a Windhoek "powered activita,ted carbon or To provide better and more successful and many new customers, ranging from 9000 chloride dioxide" to purify the . efficient service to Tedelex accounts were established small general dealers to Or deposited In : taste, smell and colour prob- . customers, it was decided and within a very short time specialised furniture or ra­ The Tender Box, Tender Board, lerns caused by the presence of to open a fully-fledged Tedelex grew to be one of dio outlets, departmental 10 John Meinert Street algae in raw water.' However, branch with sufficient stocks the strongest suppliers of stores, hotels, muicipalities Ground Floor West- Wing Hamman said, the new meas: and service facilities in Electrical Household Appli­ and government depart­ .. ; Windhoek ures would have "a major cost Windhoek. ances and Entertainment ments. Tedelex Namibia, ­ Fax: 36454 effect oil the purification of Gerd Vogel, who was a Electronics in Namibia. with the Sony Franchise is Secretary: Tender Board (NB R51evy is payable) water". An anti-pollution cam­ freelance agent for furni- With professional back­ also one of the maiD suppli­ paign has been launched, aimed . ture' at that time, . was ap­ ing from the Head Office in ers of high quality broad" at attracting'studentsand sport bodies to help clean up. pointed Branch Manager and Johannesburg, Tedelex cast equipment to the Na­ started from scratch, organi­ Namibia went from strength mibian Broadcasting Cor­ sing suitable preinises in to strength. The number of poration. Tedelex Namibia Moltke Street and other employees has increased to is well settled and here to facilities like a postal box, just over 30 today, while stay. telephone, trade licence, et the premises were moved to Tedelex will certainly be TEDELEX cetera. The first employee, a larger set-up, first to Bell . able. to serve its esteemed J oseph, a driver, started one Street in 1973 and later, with customers in the future in week later. Reasonable the advent of television in the same way they have over quantities of stocks arrived 1982, to 5 Voigt Street, the past 20 years. after about 19 days and the where Tedelex can still be Looking bac~, Tedelex NAMIBIA Branch started to gain found today. management would like to momentum. Brand names such_ as tbankall their customers for 10 August 1972 a large Blaupuokt, Casio, Sony and their continuous support and fumitme truck wru; hired and Tedelex have built Tedelex's have expressed the hope that Gerd Vogel, accompanied reputation as a group which in future Tedelex will con­ by four senior salesman from supplies, services and main­ tinue to be favoured by them Tedelex Head Office, Johan­ tains all their quality prod­ as one of their major suppli­ ~O~ nesburg, took the complete ucts, of which some are ers of electric and electronic ~ 1972 11 July 1992· range of Electrical Appli- considered to be world lead- equipment. AirNam flying clear of price war clouds

DESPITE an impending price riers. either SAA, British Airways war between South African At the moJllfDl Air Nanubia's or Virgin. Airways and British Airways introductory London return fare "We see ourselves as aniche on the London route, Air at R2 499 is cornpet;itively operator, and not a cut-rate Namibia is confident its new priced, compared to SAA's airline, put we nevertheless London service will be suc­ cheapest current fare of R2 expect to remain competitive, cessful, according to General 930 and British Airways price and we. will have to take cog­ Manager Keith Petch. ofR2 795. nisance of whatis being sold in The predicted fare cuts by If a price war becomes a" the market place," he said. SAA ' and British Airways, reality however, Air Namibia To make his point, Petch '''4. reported in a South African could soon find itself out-priced derisively suggested.that Vir­ Sunday newspaper, are the result by both SAA and British Air­ gin would soon go bankrupt if THANK YOU!! of deregulation and an end to ways. it relied on filling its aircraft price fixing by the two main The introductory offer ofR2 with the promised introduc- To all our esteemed customers for their airlines that fly between Lon­ 499 is only valid until the end tory fare of R495. . don and Johannesburg. of September, and during the "We intend to continue to valued support over the years Deregulation has also had coming weeks Air Namibia will provide a high class product the unexpected side-benefit of be assessing its fare structure on what will be a uniqlJe route, making the entry of Virgin for the period beyond October aqd we will be pricing our­ TEDELEX - NAMIBIA airlines on the southern Afri­ 1. selves accordingly. can route possible. Petch said, however, he w!lS "We have. no intentIon of Manufacturers and Distributors of: Virg41 is renowned for its not unduly worried about the losing money by involving . luxury cabin service, and the prospect of a price war as the ourselves in.a·cut-throat price Blaupunkt ...... Casio ;.... Sony and Tedelex. Quality products airline is likely to pose a major product offered by Air Namibia _ war,"Petc;h concluded~ -.... ~ " . threat to both the two big car- differed to the one offered by ..,.....".'--::-- ~ ------"- - ~ ------

!' THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday July 1 19927

Guardbank Industrial 112,89 105,91 n/a Syfrets Income 110,17 109,07 14,85 Sage Resources 117,97 110,15 6,08 Syfrets Gilt 1077,83 1067,05 n/a Sanlam Industrial 1023,86 957,31 3,50 UAL Gilt 1156,47 1144,91. 13,88 Sanlam Mining 312,25 291,66 5,38 Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: Senbank Industrial 126,78 118,58 n/a Namiblan stocks Southern Mining 139,73 130,82 5,48 General Equity Funds: Standard Gold 167,92 157,63 7,73 Closingprlces yeste;day on theJohannesburg Stock Exchange of ABSA 140,04 _ 131,00 7,38 Standard Industrial 106,03 100,09 n/a the following: BOEGrowth n/a n/a n/a Standard International 105,31 98,79 n/a BUY SELLERS SALES Cormriunity Growth Fund 106,38 101,07 n/a UAL Mining and De Beers 8925 8950 8950 Fedgro n/a n/a n/a Resources 396,19 370,65 4,55 AngloAM 11850 11900 11900 CUGrowth 115,70 108,02 5,01 UAL Selected GFNamib 306 n/a n/a Guai'dbank Growth 2454,27 2298,60 5,14 Opportunities 1734,20 1621,31 4,26 GFSA 7100 7175 n/a lGI 132,68 124,10 4,21 Old Mutual Mining 255,81 239,24 5,31 ABSA 970 975 970 Momentum 245,37 229,68 4,84 Old Mutual Industrial 371,30 345,90 4,20 BanKorp n/a n/a n/a Metfund 193,72 180,38 3,80 Old Mutual Gold Fund 106,15 98,91 6,18 FirstBank 6400 6450 n/a Metlife 121,34 113,45 n/a Old Mutual Top Companies 260,73 243,14 n/a Nedcor 1700 1725 1725 NBS HallnJ.ark 923,88 862,77 5,83 Income/Gilt Funds: SBIC 6900 7000 6900 Norwich 356,25 332,68 4,35 Metboard Income 106,15 105,03 15,74 Metje&Z n/a · 300 n/a Old Mutual Investors 2886,06 2690,95 3,59 Gu-ardbank Income 122,87 120,35 - 15,35 Namfish 375 n/a n/a Sag~ 2468,09 2303,43 4,26 Old Mutual Income 111,09 109,89 13,68 Namsea 325 350 n/a Sanlam 1700,70 1589,84 3,70 Standard Income 95,33 94,36 14,29 Sanlam Indexl 335,97 1248,76 4,24 Sanlam Dividend 455,85 426,58 4,43 Senbank General 123,41 115,42 n/a Southern Equity 195,97 183,51 4,81 Standard 1171,54 1103,18 -6,97 Syfrets Growth 277,76 259,94 4,49 Syfrets Trustee 120,74 113,08 n/a UAL 2109,49 1978,09 4,59 SpeciallstEquity Funds: Guardbank Resources 150,39 141,11 5,48

Gold price LONDON: Gold was fixed at 343,40 dollars an ounce yes­ terday afternoon compared to 343,40 in the morning and 342,00 on Monday afternoon. Money market Commercial rand Previous closing - 2.7675/90 Yesterday's closing 2.7710(25 Financial rand , , t Previous closing 3.73/3.75 Yesterday's closing 3.78/ 3.80 - _ 90- ~ay liquid BA rate Previous closing 14.55 Yesterday's closing 14.10

Oil prices Latest oil futures prices (dol­ lars per barrel) at 1600 GMT yesterday: - !PE BRENT (AUG) June - 2820.84 June 29dose 20.99 -- NEW YORK WTI-TYPE (AUG) June 28 22.13 MEGALINK June 29 close 22.24 ... Markets::'

LONDON - The British stock market temporarily shrugged MEGA ast off its domestic woes and fol­ lowed Wall Street higher to MEGALlNK,THE NEW 'SMART' CASH CARD FROM SWABOU, end the day with modest gains. IS A MAJOR ADVANCE IN THE WAY IN WHICH WE PAY FOR PURCHASES. MUCH FASTER THAN PAYING BY CHEQUE OR CREDIT CARD, The FI'SE 100 index closed MEGALlNK ENABLES YOU TO PA Y C ASH WI THOUT CARRYING CASH - WITHOUT THE TIME-CONSUMING PROCESS OF FIND.ING THE RIGHT 5.4 points up at 2,521.2. TOKYO - Stocks closed firmer AMOUNT OR WAITING FOR THE CORRECT CHANGE. in a t~hnical rebound but off MEGAlINK reduces the time spent in queues, and many stores have MEGAlINK- only express ti ll s, making the day's highs. Active buying MEGAlINK the totally new, fastest way to pay for your purchases, no matter how large or small. by foreign pension funds helped lift prices, while a strong yen Easily obtainable, and simple to use, SWABOU'S MEGAlINK CARD is Megafast, Megaconvenient and and Wall Street's overnight Megasafe. For more information on how you can become a SWABOU MEGAlINK holder, jump supported sentiment. contact any branch or agency of SWABOU. JOHANNESBURG - Shares closed slightly higher but off the day' s highs as the market SMARTER THAN CAS H W IS ER T HA N CREDIT took heart from a discount rate cut. The overall index was-up 13 points to 3,655 while the in­ dustrial index addCd 13 to 4,520. '. TIle gold index'was up 12 pointS - - - to 1,097. UNTAS:NAMIBIA 9211955 . f 8 Wednesday July 1 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

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OMUKULUNTU gwOpo­ OSWALD SHIVUTE ye lile oshipotha komeho. Amushanga gwElelo lyOn­ na eipyakidhilo okutula lisi mOwambo na Kaoko, Oshifo shika osha li sha geleki ya ELCIN Omusita iiyakulitho momahala Chief Inspector J osef kundana kutya, omutenya Setson Shivute okuzilila gomokuti, unene tuu ngasbi Ekandjo, okwa okwa koleke ill. Omanga Aatiligane haya gwohela aaoadholongo oya mOmbelewa ye mOniipa omashina gokutemitha ongula yohelakutya aanad- Aanadholongo otaya ti pewa eimbeele mo nziya. li ya ethiwa yiip'ombepo mOndongaokwalombwela nOoRadio-communications ,- " holongo ye li omilongo ne kutya, Haindobo okwa igi­ Taya gandja os~holelwa manga mondholongo yawo , oshifo shika kutya Oshiketha naangoka haga longitha " lwaampoka yomaanad­ lila unene okutsilika iipotba sbAatiligane yaali ya kwa­ moka, sigo etbimbo tali thiki shokupungula Iimaliwa olusheno kOQnkoodb dhet­ holongo 212 modholongo yaapangulwa nonando iip­ telwe nokweedhililwa eti 22 ishewe ya ka talelwepo yEgongalo lyOmuthiya­ ango, to gwedha po n~ ya Shakati oya tinda okuya otha mbyoka kayi na Apilili ihe oya ninga mo kOpolisi ngashi shito. gwiipundi mOndonga ookila dliokutalaleka omiti kOmpangu ya Mangestrata . ondjundo yasha, tayi vulu ashike esiku limwe nok­ Inspector Ekandjo okwa oshowo okila yokupuogula dhuuklinika oshowo iiketha mOshakati nOndangwa ya ashike okupangulwa esiku upewa yi imbeele moo lombwela oshifo shika kutya, mo omiti pOkaklinika yokupungula iimaliwa. · ka pangulwe, okuza Omaan­ ndjoka nokupwa ngeno. Chief Inspector Ekandjo' ota ka kondja noku ya uvitha kopOmuthiya, sha yiwa Omaaodaha ga ziko, aaka­ daha sigo ohela. Aanadholongo otaya okwa lombwela oshifo shika ko sigo ombepo tayikakala nasho kookalyamupombo limo yomuAmuoghambya . Aanadholongo ota tindi nyenyeta wo nataogo kutya, kutya ongula ayihe yohela nawa natango. oshiwike sha zile ko. popepi nOshakati oya li ya okuya kompangu manga kaya pewa yi imbeele mo oya kala ya gongala Ompangu ya Mangestrata Iim;iliwa ayihe mbyoka kwata omulumentu Omulipoti gwIipotha He­ nonande ye shi pula. Ohaya pOmbelewa ye pamwe mOshakati okuza Omaan- ' ya gongelelwe noya li ya omugundjoka, ngoka ye nock Haiodobo ioa kuthwa kala roO sigo oomwecD:ri tadhi nAapolisi ye Aakuluntu daha sigo opethimbo osh­ pungulwa moBrandkas mwene ta ti oha longo mo mOmpangu ya Mang­ ningi ndatu n~nge dhi yule oshowo nAanambelewa c ioyolwa shika tashi yi ndjoka okombunda ya ka momatungo mEhangano estrata mOshakati nokuluo­ po modholongo ioaya pan- aakuluntu yOmbelewa ya moshifo, oya kala ashike tayi monika. lyAachina mOvaIombola dululilwa kehala. limwe li gulw~. . Mangestrata mOshakati taya pangula iipotha yaamboka Aapangi yopOkaklinika mOogwediva, a adhika a zala ------, kundathana omukundu haya zi komagumbO. mpoka oyi ikwata omban­ omuzalo gwEtanga nguka gwaanadholongo * Omusamane Ekandjo damutse, ya lulilwa kokila lyegameno lyaNamibia · Ehandukilolefyo nali ioaya hala ya ka pangulwe. kepulo okwa li a koleke yokupungula omiti yawo ya gwiihwapo nawa lela okuza Omusamane Ekandjo ta kutya kOmungwelume okwa yiwa nayo' kOombotsotSo koompadhi sigo okomutse. lombwele oshifo shi1ci kutya, yakwa iimaliwa yOklinika mboka kaye na' ko nasha Oku li a dhigininwa tulwe vali moiIQngal?? sho a popi naaoadliolongo oshowo iipuodi omilongo nande onoshigwana shoka pethimbo ndika ta pulwaap­ okwe shi mona mo kutya, dhontumba yOsikola. sha tbigwa Po ~ na mpoka ulwa manga. 1/":1 1,,·\,:, 1 aanadholongo ka. ye uvite Bshina lyolusheno . tapu pungulwa omiti dhasho. Oshinima shaantu taya "Eshiivifo la:fimana" ko omilandu 'dhopampangu l yOm ukul untusikola 'OShioima shOombotsotsol zala omizalo dhoshikwiita nokonima sho a li e ya fat­ gwOogwediva SP: omusa­ Oombudhi oshlli po tashi mokati koshigwaria otashi OVAKW ASIllW ANA aveshe nena otava ka mona omhito ululile, yamwe robleme het word bestaande boorgate moet net '. me. ..' Die vierpolisiebeamptes, Kaokoland is van die areas byna voltooi. 'n Beperlcte weereens versoek om met J skoongemaak word. Indien geviod word die die assistent tot· die In­ in die land wat die bardste aantal gate sal in die Groot­ van der Merwe, die wa­ Die ministerie het besluit polisiebeamptes het op die spekteur-Oeneraal, Generaal . getref is deur die droogte en berg, Bergsig en Khorixas­ tervoorsieningskoordineer- dat sewe nuwe polisiewet oortree kan hulle . "Foffie" Badenhorst; Hoof daar sal so gou as moontlik omgewing gesink word.. der van die streek by die pompmasjiene, sowel as 'n nog in die normale howe van Spe&aIe Gperasies, Gert boorgate gesink word om Die plase wat voordeel kantoor van die streekskom­ wfudpomp en 'n bandpomp venrolg word.. Naude; Distrikskommissaris die effekte daarvan teen te . sal trek uit die nuwe boor­ missaris in verbinding te tree. aangekoop moet word.. Heyman het beklemtoon vir Windhoek, Adjunk­ werk. 'n Vergadering is op gate wat vandeesmaand In Kaokoland is 'n totaal Daaris ook ooreengekom die saak is van 'n baie sen­ Kommissaris Martin Brook­ 9 Junie gebou om die prior­ begin boor sal word, is van 69 probleemareas iden­ dat die gemeemkap self moet sitiewe aard en enigebesluit horst en Stasiebevelvoerder iteite vir droogtehulp vas te Freyer, Kliprivier, Estorff, ' tifiseer met die voorsiening help met die skoonmaak van moet met , die grootste van Windhoek, Hoofin­ stel en onmiddelike stappe Emmanuelen Atlanta in die van water. Baie van die tien fonteine in die streek. om~gtigheid ge~m word.. spekteur Gert du Toit is op sal geneem word.. Grootberggebied, Spaarwa­ probleme, is gevind, bou Persone in die Kaokoland Die"saak word steeds deur Vrydag, 20 Maart van hul Boorwerlc in die Omatjette ter, Palm en TwyfclfoQtein slegs verband met instand­ wat probleme wat met sy kantoor ondersoek. skorsing in kennis gestel. van sewe gate waarmee in die Bergsiggebied, en houdingsprobleme en is nie . droogteverwante probleme Horison, Bergville, - ~urdie droogte veroorsaak sit word versoek om met Spitzkoppe en Ruimte in die nie. die. streekskoordineer, P omgewing van ~orixas. Van die oorblywende oMutuezu, by die kantore van Doodstraf bekyk Op NBC Ander punte is ook reeds gevalle wat wel vetband bou die Departement van Land­ uitgewys . vir boorwerlc in met die droogte is 21 plekke bou en Landelike Ontwikke­ DIE gewelddadige moord program sal vanaand tussen onguizi en Regter Johan die toekoms: aangewys wat van boorgate ling op Opuwo in vetbinding op 'n familie naby Tsumeb 20b45 en 21b49 aangebied StIydom sal odt in die ateljee Inwoners van Damaraland voorsien moet word Vier ~ te tree. en ander toenemende word ~rae van die publiek teenwoordigwees om opte I------~------­ voorvalle van halsmisdaad sal afgeneem word en aan tree as konsultante in die in die land bet weer die die paneel gestel word.. debat telwyl Yussuf Has­ . 00. 00. kwessie van die herinstelling Die paneel sal bestaim uit san, Nuushoof van die mc, oeo.o .o WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT van die doodstraf na die Jus t is i e m i n is t er', as gasheer sal optree. 00 ••• 00 VIDEO AWARDS COMPETITION oppervlak gedwing. Ver­ Ngarikutuke Tjiriange, Lede van die publiek kan 00••••••• ••• 00 skeie politici en kenners het advokaat Bience Gawanas. na die hoofkantoor van die . o.o.oeo ..00. 00. reeds bul standpunt daaroor LP vir die ' NPF, Moses NBC bel by 215811 en hut gestel. Katjiongua en 'n LP vir vrae stel wat neergeskryf en . " Die NBC het besluit om Swapo, Moses Garoeb. AI aan die paneel voorge18 sal The British Council in association with the One World Broadcasting 'n geleentheid aan die bree hierdie lede is uitgenooi word vir hul besprekiog. Trust invites ' entries for a Women in Development Video Awards publiek te gee om vrae te omdat hulle in die verlede Die NBC rig 'n hartlike Competition. stel . aan prominente in die publiek uitsprake versoek aan almal om deel regsgeleerdes en politici op gemaak het oor die dood­ te neem aan hierdie bran­ The term "Women in .Development" is used in relation to the roles 'n gelyktydige iilbelprogram straf. dende vraagstuk. specially undertaken by women in the process ofsocial and economic op radio en televisie. Die Ombusman Fanuel Koz- development that is, in: - * developing small businesses and income generation Revolu'sionere nuwe * rural development and agricultural production * basic education and literacy * the provision of housing, transport or marketing facilities inkopiekaart bekend geste~ * the over-crowded urban environment * . areas affected by drought HUISVROUENS en an­ boek gebruik word maak. Kaartdraers kan dus * helping other women to work productively dere wat nie in staat is om Die plastiekkaartjie kan sonder om na die bouveren- family and community health 'n kredietkaart te bek()s­ uitgereik word aan persone , iging te gaan geld by die * .. ' ~', ' . .; ~.' tig . nie maar nog steeds wat 'n spaarrekening by die tenninale oordra op die kaart Awards will be offered ih London'in Ma{1993, each award being a '. besigbeid wil doen sonder bouvereniging het. en daarmee koop by enige om kontant rond. te dra Die gebruiker van dieJcaart ander' deelnemende besi­ study tour to Britain. kan nou gebruik maak van moet geld vanaf sy spaar. gheid 'n nuwe kaart wat verlede rekeoing oordra op die kaart. Persone wat belangstel in For more information on' this competition, please contact the Depart­ Vrydag in die land bek­ Hiema kan die kaart gebruik die ka.arte beboort net die r:nent ofWomen Affairs (Karin van Niekerk) attel: 223545 or the British · end gestel is. word om inkopies te doen aansoekvorm by SWABQU Council (Aune· Naande) yel: 226776. Die Megalink-kaartjie wat by enige van die deelne­ in te vul terwyl die stelsel deur Swabou bekend gestel mende besighede·. vanaf 1 Julie vir almal The.final date for submiting the video.wil1 · lJe~Friday 14 Aug\lst 1992. is kan 'by meer as tagtig Terminale sal aangebring beskikbaar sal wees. .. ' ... winkels, apteke, vulstasies word by vemame bes,ighede ell ander besighede in Wind- wat van ~e stelsel ge~ruik . ~ , 10 Wednesday July 1 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

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Sport Shorts.uSport Shorts Kenyan drama Arrows tops after , , - - KENYAN athletics boss Paul Boit yesterday defended the non-availability of the country' s top stars at the African Cham­ pionships in Mawitius. "We could not send our top athletes as some are busy overseas preparing for the Olympic Games in Barcelona, while others based in the US did not arrive in time very tense m.atch to be included," he said. LlKE a Bushman expertly sudden attacks down the flank, CHRISTOFMAlETSKY ATWALVIS BAY "Sack Taylor!" folloWing the footprints of and lived up to his reputation as one of the best things that a wounded lion, Kraatz an 18th-minute goal in Satur- Arrows slightly dominating A GROUP of English members of parliament have called for Welding Eleven Arrows has happened to Namibian the sacking of Graham Taylor as England football manager day's Premier League match the first half. Black Africa, and under-2J national soccer recently. He twice after his side's European Championship fmals flop in Sweden. at Kuisebmond stadium. much to the Sulprise of the team striker Alfred 'Stro' - Arrows' winning goal came hundreds of spectators, out- tested Sparks Gotlieb' s capa­ "The England manager has shown that his style of coaching bilities with shots that carried Naniseb kept piling shots after Naruseb intercepted a classed their opponents with and playing isn' treally what is required for England to be in the a deceptive power for a man very top flight," Man Meale, Labour MP for Mansfield, said. at Black Africa's goal­ close-range back-pass by more intensive and enterpris- mouth. Black Africa defender Congo ing soccer in the second half. his size. . His tactic eventually paid Thaniseb to his goalkeeper, . - However, they failed to reg- Gotlieb, after a long lay-off I Gonzalez stops Paul off and helped his team to a Dave Gaese. - ister a goal. due to >job commitments, is out to put down roots in Ar­ hard-fought 1-0 victory after It was a tense match with Tjitjenda impressed with his CARLOS Gonzalez, an unbeaten 20-year-old from Mexico rows, and his team's fans gave City, stopped former champion Jimmy Paul in the second him all their support. Cries of "Rescue 9l1!" (Gotlieb's round Monday night to win the vacant World Boxing Organ­ r isation junior welterweight title. Paul was unable to defend soccer nickname) reverber­ himself and referee Lou Moret stopped the fight at 2: 12 of the ated after each save he made . second round. The title became vacant when Hector Camacho in the second half. . refused to defend. Gotlieb gained momentum in the second half and exe­ cuted a number of smart Le Roy joins Africain emergency dives. Without any FRENCH coach Claude ie Roy has joined African Champi­ fuss he . gathered two well- _ struck ground shots by ons' Cup winners club Africain. Le Roy, who guided Cameroon to victory in the African Nations' Cup four years ago, replaces Paulinho and Alex Eiseb Romanian Ilie Balaci, whose contract has expired. Earlier this midway in the second stanza year, Le Roy was sacked as national coach of Senegal after the after a couple of less artistic hosts of the 1992 Nations' Cup fmals were eliminated in t,he saves earlier on. second round. Black Africa came tantali­ singly close to equalise in the 49th-minute, but Tommy Jail for athletes Adams failed to take advan­ tage of Arrows' defense error SPORTSMEN and women found guilty of using banned by blasting wide from approxi­ substances could be.sentenced to a maximum prison term of 10 mately 12 metres over the years or a R40 000 fine or both, SABC radio news reported on APPROXlMATELY _a 'month a go Dr Helmut Otto, sent to Namibia by the G erman crossbar. Arrows, on the other Monday. A spokesperson for the SAP's narcotics bureau, Olympics Com~itte'e tRraise the standard of-the country's gymnastics, conducted a hand, could have increased Lieutenant J akkals BritS, said sportsmen would be prosecuted gyptllastics course for ~oastal coaches and afterwards u,vited the Swakopmund Gym­ their lead when Siegfried if banned sul:>stances were found in their'urine samples and -nastics-Club to - ~zig to attend his training-sessions there. Pictured.above is the Tjirare intercepted -from they were unable to provide legal prescriptions; Swakopmund Gymnastics Club team, who - r~ceived outfits, T-shirts and bags from Tjitjend.a but shot ~oo wide. Adri Los (extreme-right) of Woker Freight Services. The team also received jackets · . If the two teams' perform­ The end for Voeller from Herbert Lohmeier of Lohmeier Men's Outfitters. Photo: Christof Maletsky. ance is anything to go by, one has to mention that both are GERMAN captain Rudi Voeller announced on Monday that Aching Lendl -- , no matter whether there's fast regaining the forms that he no longer wants to play international football. "Ten years in Wimbledon mQney in the game or not," the made them the envy of many the national team, that's enough," said the 32-year-old, who 1VAN Lendl's quest for the 19-year-old to seed said. I don't soccer teams in Namibia. missed most of the European Championships fmals in Sweden only Grand Slam title to elude look at the money or the ~ro- 1-'------­ after fractwing his arm in the opening match against the him came to a painful end on a wrap-up - pbies. Ilook at the game. Ilove Commonwealth of Independent States. Wimbledon side - court on my sport and that's the only Hiles· Monday. In what was proba­ (12/10), said: "I still don't feel reason why I play it." Priscilla Maureen Burger back in WP bly his last appearance as a like a legitimate title contender. passed away real title contender, he pulled I am probably the longest shot Lightning Stich peacefully on Friday out in the fourth set of a match of all the players left." 26 June after a long FORMER Springbok Kobus Burger, quickly back to top form illness. after injury, has won back his place in the Western Province with Goranlvanisevic because DEFENDING titlist Michael of a bad back. Ivanisevic was Sadly missed by rugby team. Burger, who played two tests for the Springboks Happy Monica Stich was the faste'st server on family and friends. leading 6-7 (7-9),6-1,6-4,1-0 centre court in the first week of against the World XV in 1989, has been off the scene for Funeral service at and 15 love when Lendl with­ extended periods through injury, but has bravely fought his I PLAY for fun: She's won Wimbledon- one of his deliv­ St George's Cathedral drew. eries was clocked at 130 mph. way back through those setbacks. Burger is one of four millions of dollars and is on on Friday, 03/08/92 1be fastest women's server was changes in the WP team for Saturday's league tie. course for a tournameDt Grand at5.00p.m. Mad Mac Slam. But world no. 1 Monica South African Marianne de Love Street Seles says she really plays tennis Swanit, whose 108 mph serve Cremation: No Zelic joins Dortmund JOHN McEnroe charged into for fun. "As a player you have came in her third round loss to flowers by request the quarterfinals of the men's toplayforthe love of the game defending champion Steffi Graf. AUSTRALIAN national team sweeper-Ned Zelic agreed to singles at Wimbledon on join German soccer club BorussiaDortmund for a transfer fee Monday but said he is still one ofUS$450 000. Zelic, 21, is the captain of the Australian team of the long shots to win the SALE to compete in the Barcelona Olympic Games. His Australian tournament. The 33-year-old ARE YOU 1 X 3 piece Room Divider club, Sydney Olympic, announced the deal had been com­ three-times cbarnpion,-who de­ 1 x Tedelex TV Colour pleted and said it would get 15 per cent of any future transfer feated Russian qualifier An­ 1 x Dining Room Suite with 6 fee should Dortmund later sell Zelic. drei Olhovskiy 7-5, 6-3, 7-6 LOOKING FOR Chairs and Buffet 1 x 8 Piece Lounge Suite FROM PAGE 12 Mutilifa (Blue Waters). seb (Civics), Koko Muatunga Defenders: Mike Claasen (Blue-Waters) and Paul Hao­ RELIABLE ~ - .. 1 x KI9 Double Door fridge feature well-known players (Robber Chanties), Orlando semab (Robber Chanties). 1 x Pine Round Pine Table and like Arrows national team Haraseb (Nampol), Jan Forwards: Ewald Hoeseb 4 Desks candidates Elifas Shivute Xamiseb (Chief Santos), Otto (Challengers), f oresta ,TENANTS? 1 x Kitchen Base Unit (miqiielder) and -defender Laridsberg (Young Ones), Nickodemus (rigers), Buruxa 1 x Ocean Deep Freeze .. NgeID1Y Emvula, Orlando Juli,us Shivute (Eleven Ar­ Boois (Orlando Pirates), Seven 1 x Indesit Automatic Washing Pn-;ues striker Steven -Damaseb irows), Asia Tjitjenda (Black Endjala (African Stars), Striker Danish Family wants to rent __ ~ Macj1lne . _. and Black Africa midfield Africa), Barnes Jansen Muaine (Blue Waters), . ~ reasonably priced . ' 1 x RediWooden Bedroom maestro Lucky Bosuinder. _. (Orlando Pirates) and Frans Munyanda Muaine' (Eleven Suite (Dressing Table & Chair) Striker Pule Tjombe is not Themba (Blue Waters). Arrows), Daddy Uushona 3 • 4 bedroom house in Windhoek 1 x Base &Mattress Set likely to play for CDM as his Midfielders: Bernard Dio­ (Blue Waters) and Samora for two years. 1 x Wardrobe Pine club, African Stars, is play­ cotlhe (Black Africa), Ber­ Appolus (Orlando Pirates). 1 x Vacuum Cleaner ing in the final. nard Newman (African Stars), Coaches: Boet Matthews 1 x Oil Hater (12 fin) The full squad is: Brian Chatbum (Ramblers), (Young Ones) and Gary Sales Goalkeepers: Gruzi Goseb Bougard Brinkman (Challeng­ (Ramblers). Phone 37565, Contact Persons: (African Stars), Dave Gae­ ers), Lucky Kakuva (Chief Team manager: Bobby Monday· Friday, George Slmataa, seb (Black Africa), Nelson Santos), Bonny Paulinho Sissing. Tel. no. (0681) 3191 (w) 3123 (h) from 8 • 16hOO or Mlchael Mutonga Tel. no. Mbako (Liverpool), R. Gon­ (Black Africa), Zico Tjazerua Technical adviser: Frans (061) 282·2263 (w) 41098 (h) calves (Ramblers) and Cecil (African Stars), Tiger Goago- 'Killa'Samaria.

/- " " 12 Wednesday July 1 1992 THE NAMIBIAN:':': .' '" . 'Jack is robbing us of the . '.... . I fruits of our independence',

SPDRr mained that he was not a CONRAD ANGULA Namibian citizen. "That Jack has done a IN STRONG reactions yesterday, both the Namibia wonderful job with the junior Football Association (NFA) and the Premier League ex­ footballers is not doubted. But plained why they were opposed to the appointment of we must bear in mind that A NAMIBIAN Press XI will clasb with the CDM A team Godffrey Jack. as manager of the national under-19 soc­ Jack did what he ha

TIlE TEAM announced by add the experience they have CONRAD ANGULA the Premier League ear· gained from their previous participation in similar invi­ lier this week is consid· exception of the enterprising which the selectors have given tation teams before independ­ ered very strong by many Sarusas Orlando Pirates striker thorough thought as it is ence. observers and capable of Samora Apollus - is composed composed of some of the The striking force is likely beating the recently se· of some of the country's fin­ country' s most exciting SOUTH African tennis ace Wayne Ferreira proudly to centre on Tigers marks­ lected Namibia national est strikers. midfielders. man Foresta Nickodemus, the holds. the Stella Artois ~p.,.ro Court Championship tro· soccer team when the two In goalkeepers Dave Gae­ Here the little maestro, most successful striker of the phy which he receiv",u on June 14 after beating Japan's sides d~ at the Independ­ seb (Black Africa) and Afri­ Bernard 'KKK' Diocotihe pre-independence national Shuzo Matsuoka 6·3 6·4 in the fmal at Queens Club. ence Stadium on July 12. can Stars' Gruzi 'The Mag· (Black Africa), African Stars' teams. This week, Ferreira hung on grimly in a tense 14·point The Premier League team, net' Goseb, the team has two dynamic Bernard Newman, Eleven Arrows ace target­ tie·break and lived to fight another day against three· in contrast with the national of the country's most improved his excitiilg teammate Zico man Munyanda Muaine, the times Wimbledon champion Boris Becker late Monday. team, boast a very strong and 'safest' players. Tjazerua, Chief Santos' de­ Orlando Pirates pair of Sam­ Bad light stopped play with both players level·pegging defense, and the midfield is Robber Chanties' talented structive Lesley 'Lucky' ora Apollus and BuruxaBoois, at two sets all. Ferreira took the first set 6·3, dropped well-balanced between the sweeper, Mike Claasen, Ju­ Kakuva, and Robber Chan­ and Blue Waters's Daddy the second and third 3·6, 4·6 but then snatched the attack and defense. lius 'Sono' Shivute (Eleven ties' explosive Paul Hao­ Uushona - ifhe regains match fourth 7·6 by winning the tie·break 8·6. The match was The attack - despite lack­ Arrows) and Young Ones' semab are likely to form a fitness - are all excellent for­ ing really big names, with the Otto Landsberg - all surpris- . solid combination. supposed to be completed yesterday. Photograph: AFP. wards and could give the ingly excluded from the na­ Experience will be no prob­ national team backfour a re- tional team - /lIe likely to form lem as RBssing colleagues . ally tough 90 minutes of total a pillar of strength in the de­ Tuhafeni 'Koko' Muatunga onslaught. fense. (Blue Waters), and Black The CDM team is likely to The engineroom is obvi­ Africa's Bonifacius 'Kandas' ously the one dep~nt Paulinho will be at hand to

MUKOROB Tigers ace Foresta Nickodemus is one of 31 candidates named for the Premier League team triaIs from which the fmal players will be selected to play against the Namibia national soccer team on July 12. The national team is preparing for its international friendly against Camer-oon on July 19.