• TODAY: RWANDA - WORLD'S WORST CRISIS EVER" UNITA 'PRAISE MANDELA •

Govt pumps N$194 000 into labour training

• CHRI$TOF MAlETSKY Amalhila said Ihe training amI of GOVERNMENT has. made a NAU, Agrifutura, had been given NSIOS 000 10 provide basic skills whopping NSl94 000 available training for farm workers countrywide, forlabourtrainingprojects, with 10 cater for the salaries of the instruc­ more than halrthe cake going to lors and for the maintenance of ve hi­ the Namibia Agriculture Union cles and equipment. (NAIJ). The NUNW neued NS7S 000 for The 'gram' comes from the 19941 training for its seven affiliates. This is 1995 Labour Promotion Fund and earmarked for worker education, or­ will be shared by NAU, the National ganisation and industrial relations and Union of Namibian Workers to ensure that every training co­ (NUNW), the Namibia National ordinator gets a share. The rcmainder Farmers Union (NNFU) and for au­ will go on maintenance of vchicles. diting purposes. Govcrnmcnt gavc NS JO 000 to The announcement was made by NNFU for thc cstablishment of union Government spokesman and Minis­ trainingprogrammcsand for the train­ ter of Information. Ben Amathila, at ing ofsubsistcnce farmers in modcm yesterday's Cabinet briefing. fanning techniques. It comes just three weeks after the Amathila said the remaining NS4 n . "I'rc.HIGH~. ~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cabinet made NS20 million avail­ 000 would be used for auditing pu r- , ,nd Look Who's Talking, flew Into Mokutl Lodge at Elosha on Tuesday. Travolta was one oflhe able to promote job creation. poses. . • passengers on Lobombo, a Douglas DC4, built in 1946. The film star is a keen air enthusiast and The NS20 million was taken from The Labour Promotion Fund was Iw three aircraft of his own. The Douglas DC4 is flying across the world and the stopover at Mokutl the Government's budgeted emer­ establishcd in 198 1 with the objective was the first stage of its eighl-day trip which ends In Osbkosh. America. The night Is part gency fund of N$50 million and any of promoting general labour interests. historical series of flights to various locations worldwide being laid on by South African institution with clear-cut project pro­ labourrclations and training and edu­ This particular flight Is special in that the nnallocation, Oshkosh. Is the scene of an posals to promote j o~ creation cation of employees. display inVOlving between 12000 - 16000planes, ",Ithlbe Douglas DC4 taking a prominent countrywide can bid for a share of the It is administcred by a tripartitc The trip costs a mere $22 000 per person. Photo: Steve Morgan funds. Labour Promotion Fund Board. Stage set for oil bids

1;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,------1 • TOM MINNEY and a hundreds ofk i iometrcs of scabcd offshore Namibia. apar1 from five Five cops OIL COMPANIES are to blocks allocated in the first round. Women's party .on suspended start bidding again for. the The offshore area is dividcd into 5 second round of exploration 000 square kilometre blocks and on­ licences, in a follow-up to the shore into 10000 sq km blocks. Each F1VE police omens application should be for one block at Oshakatl were this successful first round .which onshore or for one or two adjaccnt the cards in N am week suspended as a brought five consortia here. blocks offshore. result of the alleged Bidding in the second round Addi ng to the interest could be new • GRAHAM HOPWOOD assault of a ~ wiU be from October I to July information about the promising ge­ forming policies on all issues in­ the police confirmed cluding the economy. 31 next year. ology off Namibia. In 1992 and 1993 ·yesterday. the Government-owned National Pe­ A NEW political party concen­ Latv io added that the party is trating on issues affecting women Constables P Interest may be lower than in the troleum Corporation of Namibia recruiting sympathetic men and Ityambo, ASO first round, three years ago. Chang­ is likely to contest the general hopes to have men in its leadership. (Namcor) contracted I1 160 kilome­ Uuton, VNdeuyeeka ing and generally low oil prices have tres of new seismic. gravity, and mag­ and presidential elections set for The party is currently recruiting and private oftlcers led oi l compani~s to cut their explD'­ netic surveys and 27 000 km of December this year. members toensure they have enough L Paulus and A ration budgets and many other new ae romagnetic surveys. The surveys suppor1 to register for the election. One of the leading members of the Shapaka alleKedly areas including Vietnam and the were done by firms Geco-Prak la, PGS new group, Hileni Latvio. confinned The need for the party arose be­ beat a suspect with Soviet Union are opening up. Nopec. Geoseis and 1. Anhur and yesterd ay that the Namibia Women's cause other political groups "are not poUce batons at . The Namibian Government has a Associates and informatiQn can be . Action For Equality Party (Nawafep) properly addressing women's is­ Oshakall on Friday. very high reputation for profession­ bought. is planning to take.part in the elec­ sues", Latvio said. Thesuspedw.",I. alism and integrity in deali ng with Hangala said in his press statement tions. With only six womenmembersof legeclly found la po&­ the delicate negotiations and this could that applicants will be evaluated con­ the National Assembly·and only two Latvio said Nawafep is keen to sessIooolslolenjlOOds encourage companies. Klaus sidering their willingness to do corn· increase the number of women in as Cabinet Ministers Latvio said and a M8kar0v pis­ Endresen, general managerof Norsk plete evaluation of the petroleum po­ parliament and lOp decision-making problems affecting women were of­ tol in the Oshlkanco Hydro, the only company so far to tential of their area including a pro­ ten forgonen or not prioritised. bodies. The party will also be taking township and the p0- have drilled an exploration well off posed minimum work programme and a SlTOng stand on crime. Latvio sin­ The party would be organising a licemen alleSedly Namibia. said: "The Government has \ spending, what they offe·r economi­ gledout the need for a more effective conference of members to elect a beat him to try and come out of the first licensing round cally. and their technical and finan­ responsetorapeand violence against leadership for Nawafep later in the force admissions with a first-class reputation interna­ cial capability to search and produce women. year. from him. tionally." oi l safely and cost-effeclively. She said Nawafep would also look Some women activists are re­ A case of assault As in the firsl round. there will be So far Norsk Hydro, leading a Nor­ at legal discrimination against ported to be sceptical about the new with Intent to do promolional seminars in . UK, wegian consonium, is the first 10 dr!ll women such as the current laws on party, pointing out that par1ies fo­ grievous bodily harm (Seplember 14) and Houston. USA. a well off Namibia since independ- property rights. cusing on women did not do well in (September \5). Those areas open for She stressed that the party will be the South African elections in April. Conllnuld on piU- 2 bidding include Namibia's land area Continued on page 2 2 Thursday July 21 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

Oil bids Namib Mills driver killed A BUS driul'.t Nutlb M1Us. Luku SbltdI:da, The Board of Directors and staff of I Coni. from PIGI , cUed .t .pproDaaatdy O5bOO 011 ~,. what ence. The findings are bJs bus colUded wltb. GRN Toy .. CI'lSllidllId strictly confidential al· tbe latenel:don la Katutun. the police reporttd though it was announced y~ y. ADother penoa suffered slight bald in Jan uary that nooil was found. ""Y~y ...... be poUce also Rported 25 cues of OQYX fI6lIEQIE6 Other companies are houIebraIkiD& rountrywide. 1'wmty~ oftbt c:ua ~ la WIDtIhoek.. Goods wltb:. comblDed behind sc~dule. poui­ valueofN$59085 were stokn. bly because of spending , delays. so drilling results t------"---I expresS their heart-felt sympathy and wBlnot"'knowofonhi, 5 COilS suspended bidding round. Hangala said he- ex· Coni. trom page 1 I cralwillreferittothePros- condolences to the family, peeled most drilling ae- . eculOr-General for his de- .' tivlIY in the first .half of is being investigated cision," the police said i next year with at least four against the officers. a statement yesterday. the Hon. Minister of fisheries and Marine exploration wells in 1995. "On completion of the "No funhcrc1aboratic. " Each we ll requires con- said investigation U1e case on the merit of the cu Resources and staff on the untimely siderable back-up and dossier will be referred to can be supplied 10 lhe support serv ices and the lnspector-General for mediaatthispointintilTll' coastal towns are set to scrutiny whereaftcrtheof- as the investigatioo is stil passifl8 away of a highly capable son, be very busy. rice of the lnsptttor-Gen- sub judice." , :! brother, husband, friend and colleague, CATO FISHING CO. ~ v-:-:-:---,--=:-CW...,IN."DH=-O",E",K",)(",PTY"...:,l,.,LT,.,D=,:::--=-=::'!h 'Hltw:t'IOek - P 090. 200t22 . 14Ktupp Sir. , Tel. 229837 - Fax ; ~ " WaMs BIIy - Tel. 3951 Of 5634 - Fax: 6111 In Memoriam .Dr . Qaimo Kankondi Dr. Raimo Kankondi who died tragically on Monday nighl You were a very respected colleague and a loved friend. We will miss your excellent work. in fisheries, and your May Lord 8rant you his strefl8th and faith companionship. in time of sorrow Rest In peace.

The Directors and Staff C8to Fishing company

Namibia Mackerel Group (Pty) Ltd

Trading as Ill1\! fiSHING (Pty) lll!. PO Box 1756, Wlndhoek, Namibia - lel: 239831 /2 (061) - Fax: 239833 NAMACK

The shareholders, directors and staff of Namibia Mackerel Group (Pty) ltd (Namaci<) wish to exp

DIAZ FISHING PTY LTD The Government of the Republic of Namibia and the Ministrv C?f Fisheries and Marine Resources has lost wishes to express deepest ~ of ~ ts greatest men. We will mlu your excellent work In sympathy to the family, fisheries, GIld your com,..."lonshJp.

colleagues and friends on the From : u.ntimely passing away of Namibia Mackerel Group (Pty) Ud on behalf of:

comrade, Dr. R. Kankondi. Cormorant Fisheries (Pty) ltd Fishing & General (Pty) ltd May he rest in peace Fishing Vear 2000 (Pty) ltd ~ ., \ .",~. -'I"'T THE NAMIBIAN Thursday July 21 1994 3

New deal for workers Newspaper to resurrect THE Mineworkers' Union of Namibia and CDM Properties (Ply) Limited in have agreed on a 10 per cent wage increase for workers in sub­ grades Al loBI with effecl fromluly. The parties also agreed on a \0 per cent allow­ as media group rethinks ance for employees acting in a higher position than their own sub-grade for periods of three or more days . • TOMMINNEY Core to the DMH lems and "to make sure though often excluding The minimum wage per month will be NS I 050 problems seem to be a the company has a se- . communal areas - have for sub-grade AI . NSI 182 for A2. NSI 329 for A3 THE BIGGEST newspaper and media group lack of business for the cure future". made his weekend pa­ and NSI 482 for sub-grade BI. MUN general is considering its future because of economic priming presses. and Smith conrumed yes­ pers prosper. secretary Peter Naholo said the union represents difficulties,and recently staft'were briefed on media. sources suggest terday that his daily Since the IimesPecu­ workers in the diamo nd sorting and building main­ the potential problems. only Die Republikein ne wspaper has been lation began ofa tie-up tenance secti ons, makes good profits. making a loss, and said with OMH a The wage increase is part of a substantive agree­ The Democratic Me­ tough" but no finndeci­ Some two weeks ago, it was some NS200 000 shareholding has often ment for 1994reached betwcen the patties. )n tenns dia Holdings group is sions- had yet been taken Mudge calledaU the staff last year. But. he added, been hotly denied - the of this. the company. at its ·discretion. "may make headed by Democratic on redundancies for the toa mass meeting to brief the weekend newspaper tone has become some­ loans to employees amounting to nOl more than 50 Tumhalle Alliance chair staff, who number more them on the problems. makes profi ts and he is times strident' agalnst percent of wagesoftheemployec". repayable in six Dirk Mudge and con­ than 200. Recent investments in­ paying off large debts to the Swapo-ruled gov. equal monthly instalments, The loans may be madc trols the onl y presses Hannes Smith. editor el ude new technology some backers. Billy de ernment while crhi­ onl y in the event of death or seri ous illness in the capableofprintingdaily of The Windhoek Ad­ and computers to pre­ Lange of Namibia In­ clsm of the OTA has immediate famil y of the cmployees, "namely the newspapers as well as vertiser, confirmed yes­ pare the papers for the veslJllents yesrerday con­ largely. disappeared. spouse or biological or legally adopted chidre n", newspape rs D ie terday he plans to start a future. finned debts had been Editorial staff'ofthe Paid compassionate leave of not more than three .., Republikein, Tempo, new weekend paper from Rumours have been paid off " 100 per cent" former Namibia AIIgemeine Zeitung and August 27. onl y "over­ circulating of plans to according to agr ee ~ Nachrichten who re­ a part share in The seeing" prociuctionofthe set up another printing ments. signed when Ihe OMH Windhoek Advertiser, daily Windhoek Adver­ press capable of daily bought that title BIG AUCTION Twoweeksagothetop ti ser. DMH has a 49 per newspapers, possibl y • Comment: Smith has claimed It was because manageme nt of the cent shareholdingin The linked to Swapo-owned a formidable reputa­ of editorial Interfer· FRIDAY, THE 22nd OF JULY 'eM, AT ,.HOG group was replaced by Windhoek Advertiser, Namib Graphics. This tion for his energy and enee. It may be that two me mbers of the De Waal revealed, which would hit the income of drive in running mav­ launching a new week­ A HUGE AND MOST INTERESTING DMH board, Johan de may be payment for the the DMH presses. erick newspapers. Oe­ end paper may be a VARIETY OF GOODS FROM Waal a nd Chrisna massive printing debts De WaaJ saysthedras- lailed reporlS from long-Ierm plan by DIFFERENT BUSINESSES AND Greeff. De Waal said run up by The Windhoek tic are a bid to towns and farms all Smith to win more in- PRIVATE PEOPLE WILL BE SOLD BY "economic times are Advertiser. over Namibia - al- , PUBLIC AUCTION! EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLOII

Deaf, dumb man Hand. Melody Motorbike, Bicycle • equipment & Spare Parts, escapes pnson ft Bodyf l ex~ Exerciser, Row Masters, Lounge Suites, Beds, Building ' • JOSEF MOTINGA Material, Fridges & Freezers A DEAF and dumb man who was convicted of AND LOTS MORE II murder and attempJed mJlrder received a suspended. sentence yesterday in a case described by the Judge COME'AND MAKE YOUR OWN President lohan Strydom as unique. BARGAINSI Lazarus Comelius, who was one of the MKU workers convicted of killing manager Si lvano Zapparoli and assaulting Schalk Burger at Okahandja on September 24 1992. was sentenced to seven years in prison. conditionally suspended for five years. Judge President SlT)'dom said that he had consid­ ered the personal cicumstances of Comelius mcn- _ ....____ .J I tioned in the reports by Louise Jankowitz and FAREWELL ... Thepopular Kirsti Linll)nen, FinnishAmbassador Inspector AnnetteGouws and the seriousness of the to Namibia, said farewell a t a function at her home yesterday. Foreign crime and had come to theconelusion that a prison Minister Theo-Ben G urirab spoke at the occasion, bidding her farewell sentencewouldnotservethepurposeofrehabilitat­ and expressing his condolences at the death of Permanenl Secretary of ing him. Fisheries and Marine Resources, Raimo Kankondi, who passed away on Act:ord ing to evidence. Comelius was a peaceful Monday night. Kankondi was for many years a student In Finland and man so it was possible that he had committed the developed close lies in thal country. The Ambassador, left, is pictured in crime through the influence of others, said Strydom. conversation wit h Or Marcus Shivute, deputy minister of Lands and Inthe30years thatheservedonthebenchand the who also lived in Finland fo r many years, a nd a friend. bar. he had not been faced with a case like this. the I President observed. New CCN president All quiet'on Uis front AN AngUcan Bishop has been elected as lhe fifth Pre:sklentoftheCouncilofChurchesinNamlbla • CHRISTOF MALETSKY residents ha ve been demonstrating ill (CCN). Sull'ragen Blsbop Petrus HUukUuab, a the streets and in front of Govern ment deputy beadoftbe AnglicanChurc:b In NamJbia, AN ONGOING proteSt by re sidents at offices. Thei r grievances include a'lack was elected on July 14 to succeed Reverend Uis over a hike in house rates wound of renovation to houses built in the early BartboIomeus Karuaera as the top man in the down yesterday after a Mi nistry of Re- Sixties, old houses we re not given to the CCN. gional, Local Govemmcnt and Housing righ tfu l owners, there were no develop- Reverend JuUetb KbarJses, an ordained Lu- delegation visited the town. men t projects in the 70rmer ti n mining theran woman ciergyl,JUSOn, has replaced Sam Aresidents' spokesperson, Sacharias lown. lack of a community centre, job Solomon. a Catholic, as Vice President, while Seibeb, told The Namibian their meet- crealion and rising unempl oymen t. Dean ApoUus KauJinge was e1ect~ to take over ing with de puty permanent secretary. Whe n Government failed 10 react 10 from his co-Lutherafit SylvIa Heita, 85 the ~ I ter- Erica Ndiyepa, and her de legation had their pleas, commun icated by petiti on, nalc Vice President been fruitful although no im mediate res idents stopped classes at Brandbe rg Resolutions at the Ninth ~nen1 Meeting iD- sol utions we re forthcomi ng. However. PrimarySchoolonMondayandonTues- cluded tbe fact thal nadona1 rtc:onciliatlon, in all one poi nt had been made very clear 10 day morn ing brought the Petrus !Ganeb itsvarledfonns,bekepthigbontbeCCNageoda. them: there was very li ttle chance that High School 10 a halt. I Regarding family values, the meeting noted Govern ment would revise itsdecision to They threalened tha t if Gove rn men t that churches were failing to assist their mem- increase housing rates at the lown where continued 10 ignore them, they could I bers iD thinking through complex Issues related approximately 90 out of an estimated I resort 10 more drastic ac tion like burning to abortion. conlraception. pre-marital and ex- 000 people work. Seibe b said the del- down Stale propeny. I tra-marltal sex. marrllge and famUy Ufe. The egation had told the m they would con- Neither Ndiyepa nor any other mem- I I Executivewasurgedtoconfrontthaeiauesand suit with the Minister but had said it was ber of her delegatIon could be reached I assist member' cburches in giving guklana: to unlikel y that Cabinet would change it. for comment as they were only expected I

______their members. L- Sin__ce Thursd~ ay ____last week fi~ red·up ____ back in the~ ir offices ____ th is mornin~~_ g. I 1.1"'''; . ~'!';'.' .,., 4 Thursday July 2 1 1994 THE NAMIBIAN RECEPTIONISTI GIRL FRIDAY Farewell to a friend LONGMAN NAMIBIA. publishers of Educational books in Namibia. have the above opportunity available at our Windhoek office. • CHRIS NDIVANGA FINNISH Your respooulbllllles wIIlndude: Ambassador to ·Publishlng administration Namibia, Kirsli -Filing. telephone, fox. mail, courier Lintonen, is *Typing of correspondence wrapping up and getting ready to go -Making appointments, HotellTravel bookings backhomewhercshe -General duties will work in the Ministry or Foreign The successful applicant will hove relevant experience and must Affairs. be in possession of a Grade 12 or matric certificate. This month Ambassa· dor Untonen ta lked 10 The ability to communicate well with people and 0 good The Namibian and re­ knowledge of the English language is essential. Must be flecled on the four years shehas been in Namibia. Computer literate. .. Arriving in Namibia. seeing development af­ Knowledge of Word Perfect. Word Processing and Microsoft will te r independence and be 0 recommendation. Candidates should be between the age hosting President Sam of 25·30 years. Nujoma for a State visit to Finland," are the high­ lights for the oU lgoing SAYING GOODBYE ". Outgoing Finnish Ambassad or to Namibia , The company on...: Ambassador. Kirsti Lintonen. +A competitive salary commensurote with experience Asshe leaves Nami bia · Pension fund Linlonen is of the opin­ Namibia are working. each year. Besides aid 10 Gov­ -Non- contributory medical oid and ion that everyth ing is However. Untonen be­ Lintonen says the TC­ ernment. Finnish co-op­ going smoothl y, ~Rec­ lieves it will takes years latio nship and co-opera­ eration partners in Na­ ·20 working days annual leave. oncilialion, a good for­ for democracy to reall y lion between the two mibia are Swapo. Elcin, eign policy and peace," work al grassroots level. count ries has been very and the National Union Written applications, accompanied by a full curriculum vitae rate among Namibia's People have to work for good. The purchase of of Namibian Work ers. giving personal/career developments including previous salary, best achievements, it. "For example the vot­ the government jet in With the recession now should be addressed to: The Manager, longman Namibia, She recalls that when ers' education. which the 1992causeddiscussions almost over in Fin land. Finland achieved inde­ Electoral Commission is about priorities. new areas of co-opera­ PO Box 9251, Windhoek Tel: (0611 231214, fax: (0611224019 pendeftCe in 19 17 there busy wi th. is important Finland was unhappy tion could be identified. was a bitter civil war in achieving th is goal. because of the drought Lintonen says he r The dosing dot. for applications Is Friday. 5 August 1994- within less then a year. "You are very much ravaging Namibia at the country wi ll review as­ "Even afte r approx i­ on the right track. If you time. However, this was sistance with Namibia at ~ mately 70 years people keep on working within ironed out during discus­ country programme ne­ Long man .. still feel the bitterness of the constitu lion Namibia sions between the ' two gotiations in November, that civil war," she says. wi ll be on a good road." countries and the' when Finland wi ll "de­ ••• Lintgnen believes it is Finland is one of Na­ Namibian government termine which country Namibia ••• notalwayseasy toeradi­ mibia·s majorco-opera­ had indicated that fight­ to help and on which l ongman is an equal opportunity employer. cate poverty after politi­ lion partners, Co-opera­ ing poverty is priority levcJ". cal independence. She tion assistance has been number one, she says, When the Ambassa­ hopes the Namibian in lhe fields of Health Even then assistance dor, her husband and economy will grow. and Social Services (in from the Finnish gov. their nine-year-old son The outgoing Ambas­ the .north of country), ernmenllO Namibia has leave Ihis week they will OBTAIN BRmSH QJAI.W1CATtONS sador feels small busi­ Geology. Forestry and remained at the same leave part of their hearts WJTHOUr TRAVEWNG TO BRITAIN nesscould help alleviate Water and Sanitation level. Finland did not in Namibia. "Wc love You con achieve success in Higher Education unemployment if it can (also in the north) which even think of minimis­ thc country and the worst be developed. theAmbassadorsayshas ' ing assistance or 'pun­ thing is to leave it. its AlE NTTTVJE of HIGHER EDUCATlON She says democratic al1 been concrete work ishing' Namibia by cut· beautiful landscape and I. H. E (EDUCAT1ON PROMOTERS INAM.~ Recognised and a ccredited by the Association institutions created in involving NS30 mi l1 ion ting aid. its optim istic peoplc," of Business Execv!iYes IUKI, 19hOl : Agriculture show aren't wooing their Join us tot an eftIdNe,. and pragmatk: for All way upthe cOfPOra.e lad­ Young girls approocfI to atucIeI: [nbG] 19h33: Music der - they own it! Mee. .£xc:epllonol opporIVnlly 10 achieve higher excms pe!forTr'mce 19h36: Family Matters rich successrul women attacked -Inlernallonally recognised ond lob related qoollftcallons 16h56: Opening 20hOO: News who have followed thei r -Superb Team of Highly qualified ledurers and TuIofs 17hOO: Sesame Street 20h34: Ond unge dreams to become entre­ • JOSEF MOTINGA -IndMdvol o!!enllon to each students needs 18hOO : Kiddies Enter- 21hOS: The Oprah preneurial success sto­ tainme nt Winfrey Show ries. Find out how 10 be OF four cases of rape 18bl2: The Jaekson (fin el) your own boss when brought before the Wind­ Five Ric h Successrul Women Ihese women tcll their hock Regional Court on The AuodatIon of ...... ~ COWMIS Indude: Share Secrets stories on the show. Tuesday. three involved 11 ...... AdI,.""allo., and Mar.aO.lI.. .t. 18h36: Home And 21 h49: Sport attacks on minors. -ABE CertIficate Away The women on tonight's -A8E Diploma I Rudol f Swartbooi was tures .orGrady Based on three short sto­ sentc nced to IOyears.two -Abe Diploma " GrHnspace ries ~ Kurt. Vonncgut. Actvonced Diplomas v.,dmlnlslralion and Marketing) of which were suspended, IShOO: The f1in lstones In 1be PostcrPonfolio a 21 Hospltalty S""":rrOlAbmI He was charged with rap­ ISh30: Owl TV man hides from his wire .certIncale ing a minor girl at the farm An inrormative and enter­ that he has become a mil­ -<>pIomo Ghaap on December 16 ,.: All COWMIS duration _ 'fIIGF. (KTV starts) taining series focusi ng on lionaire. NelCt Door tells 09hOO: The Elephant wildlife and environment of a you ng boy who hears 1993. Lazarus Show issues. strange sounds from a Gamumub was give a (KTV t nds) neighbouring apartment. suspended sentence of onc w. also 0'" short twm c:owses PT NIat.d) and ~ In ell busk-.s mcJttws. (KTV t nds) 09 h30: Egoli (Opn Timt) In Fortitude an actor re­ year ror raping a girl. 14, .." IOhOO: Ma nnequin ceives a fan letter rrom a atthefarmAminas, Wi nd­ -Customer llelaHons. Selling SkIlls. Price Delermlnallons 16hOO: Full House -indusll1all!eIa!Ions.etc, etc. On The Move 16h30: Loving very mange lady. Star­ hock District, on Septem­ (A) 17hOO: Ego li ring: John Cryer, Kaj­ ber 13 ) 993. Michacl other ~ pnlvIded 1nducM, 12hOO: Barbar, The 17h30: Married With Erik Eriksen, Frank Mu ramba was sentenced -Inlroducllon 10 MIcro COInpUler vIZ: Movie Child ren Langella 10 four years for indecent -MSOOS ...... : Meerkats (Prtmium rimt) 22 hOO:Letha l assault on an eight-year­ ·WordPerfect (KTV Slarts ) IShOO: Brideshead Weapon 3 old girl. The incident look -WIndows Oalesn ele, etc. 14hOO: Chip 'n Dale Revisited (16) place in the Epako town­ UmlIed admissions enrol rICM' belore 30111 July to avoid Inconvenience. Resc ue 19hOO: Si"'IY Min utes OO hOO: loose Cannos ship at Gobabis on Octo­ For appllcolion forms, prospectus and olher Inlorma1ion conlOCf us aI: Rangers 19h5O: M- Net Cares (16) ber 19 1992. 14h30: Magilla Olh30: P ostca rd s T• •: 248112 orwrtt. to: ~ (A ) Thomas Scon's case AlE InstItut. of I-IsIf-' EducaIIon Go rilla 20hOO: Supersporl From was postponed 10Septem­ The Edge (16) PO Box 8582 VI&It 1.1$ at: 14h40: Yippee, Cyclin g: Coverage of the ber 9. He is charged with 21~S1rMt Yappee 03 blS: Rapid Fire(l6) ~~Hcii.Du or Tour de France raping a woman in Block­ WIndhoek North & Ya hooey 20h30: Monk ey House 04h4S: Transmission Eat Rehoboth on October opp. At*1o Park 14hSO: The Ad ve n- 11 (A) Ends 30 1993 , , , , , " " ..., .-. THE NAMIBIAN Thursday July 21 19945

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• Power steering is optional on Corolla l60i GL, and is standard equipment o n 160i GLE, 100i GLE, ISOi GSE, and 100i GSX, Sprinrer 180i, and Conquest 160i RS (Auto), 180i Span, and 180 RSi. For a limited period, some of lhese models may also be available wilhout power steering. -" 6 Thursdayduly 2 ·1 ~ 1994- ~········ ·~ ··"··· THE'NAMIBIAtt-' " , Dr. Raimo New black business launched JOHANNES BURG: ' s first 30 pe rcent after Sankorp. original o ..... n· Kankondi black-owned conglomorate aims to in· ers of the life assurer, agreed to sell EPRU crease black participation in an economy another 20 percent of the company. still dominated by .)Whites. according to NA l's other major assests will be an lbe Board of Directors of its chairman Nthato Motlana. president effective seven percent stake in MTN, NATIONAL FISHING Ne lson Mandela's former physician. one of South Africa' s two cellular phone New Africa In veslments (NAI) is networks. and 100 percent of Prosper CORPORATION OF NEPRU expe

Chevron Overseas (Namibia) Limited Norsk Hydro Namibia a.s. To the family of the late Sasol Petroleum Namibia (Pty) limited Ranger Oil (Namibia) limited Dr. Raimo Kankondi ~. Shell Exploration and Production Namibia B.V. Wish to convey their sincere condolences to Mrs Kankondi, the family and friends of We wish to extend our heartfelt

Dr Raimo Kankondi sympathy in this, your hour of berievement HE WILL BE SADLY MISSED. Namibia has lost one of its most j;;iiIi; ~ respected, able and committed NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FUND sons. FOR THE PROMOTION OF His untimely passing away will

SCIENCE., MATHEMATICS AND be sadly mourned by the TECHNOLOGY Nation.

Since Ihe creation of the Fund, by H.E.President S_Nujoma, in March 1994, the Board of Trustees has received various applications for the intended scholarships_ Nautilus This note serves to inform that the drafting of Rules and Regulations is Fisbi.S I.dustrics (Ry) Ud _ at an advanced stage_ Final approval is due to be completed by the end of September, where a further press announcement will indicate: .-~~-.-.-.-.~.~.-.~.~.-. ~ Degrees and related studies, targeted for the academic year of 1995. ! ~~"" "AMSOY ! ·Oegrees available at foreign universities for academic year 1995/1996. ! L:z::~ FISHI"G ; -Guidelines on criteria for selection. ; NMtlSDV E"TERPRISES i

-Official application forms to be completed, testimonials required and dates for ! ~~'\175S7 (PROPRIETARY) ! screening of candidates' application. • . ~/ LIMITED • -Finding limitations . . •i The IMroholdon. dlrocton ami slan or -•i • namlov Flshfng EnterprllOl (Ply) Ud, • All systems are due to be in place for final selection by mid December 1994, • wish to exprns their sllKe,. Conclollln

WORLD BRIEFS Mandela gets hero's welcome 'World's worst. ever crisis!' MAPUTO: President Ne lson Mandela, on his first official state viSit, received a heroe's we lco me G OMA: The exodus of nearly two million nalio nal community in the so uthwes tern an urgent logist ics when he arrived in Moz-ambique yesterday. The Rwandan !'f!fugees.trom their war-ravaged must undertake the nec- RwandantownofKibco, problem."One mill ion President's Falcon jet to uched aown at Maputo country has created the world's worst hu­ essary action to guaran- . located in the heart of Rwandans arc shelter­ airport Shortly after 3pm. 1t took Mandela the better manitarian crisis, the head orthe relief agency lee the refu gees' safe the Fre nchsccurity lone. ing in the Guma region part of half-an-hour to work his way through the Medecins Sans Frontieres said here yester­ return to the ir country." In , me anwhile , andthc;y need 500tonnes dignitaries and impromptu praise-singing perform­ day. Earlie r yesterday the au thorit ies said that the o f food e ac h day. ances conducted in his honour. The entourage World Food Programme Goma airport was too Culunna said it was also brought central Maputo to a standsti ll as thousands "It is the worst crisis 'llIe food give n to the appealed for 130 mil- small to handle the mas- up to the new Tutsi-Ied of peopJ e lined the streets waving South African ever:' said Jacques de refugees is not adapted lion dollars to aid ap- sive number of relief · government to case the fl ags. MiIliano after visiting to their physical state." proximately three mil· nights ncededloeasc the refugee eAodus by reas­ refugee camps. " It beats hesaid,while calli ngfor lion Rwandan refugees crisisand said Olher air- suring Rwandans that all previous records." quick inlernalional dis- in central Africa. as UN ports or ai rstrips must they could safely return 'Castration works' He said onl y 20 per· aster assistance. workers forthefirsnime be used in the region. to their country. LONDON: A convicted sex offender who was centoftherefugccs' food "There is no humani- began to distribu te '" The sit uation is par- A spokesman for the castrated after campaigning for four years to un- needs and fi ve percent tarian solution to the tonnes of food to re fu · tic ularly dramatic in UN HighCommiss ioncr dergo the operation, said on Tuesday it had saved of their water needs refugee s ituatio n be· gees in camps north of Goma where the airport for Refugees said onc at least fiv e children from being molested by him. could actuall y be cov· cause it is so dramatic," Goma. The French army is satu rated," said relief night per minute "I'm a new person . ' feel free now. I can look at ered by international re- added de Milliano. "A yesterday also distrib- Catherine Colonna. the was needed in order to

cloohildren,king 1 0 looundrk atess the them eyes or ...and do the unlawful face in thisteadngs of10 ~*~~~~:::~PO[be '~fouiU~.'~"nd~ SOand~'~"1 Iionthe~~ intm~"~ers~t- J"~ted~se~.. ~0 ~t~o~o~",,~S~O~f~'~'-~~fo~,~e~;g~o~~O~,;.; "o'fherei~; s~t~"~'~Ss~ '~refuf~f"~';;gee"~s.'~'1· Sapa-A"'~' P~'~"it~"':FP them," said the man, named only s Tom. There is _ ". nothing oftha! in me now," the 60-year-old fonner o· _ miner to ld IndependentTelevision News. The man, Israel, who had a 4Q· year history of abusing children, was castrated last year after going on hunger strike and Jordan threatening to commit suicide in a four-year cam­ paign to force the authorities to ag~ to his de· mand. draw Earlier start for Omar closer : SA Justi ce Minister Dullah DEAD SEA: With Omar says the Truth Commission could be in strong US support. Is· operation as early as September, SABC radio news rae l and l ordan yester­ reponed yesterday. He said thal from submissions day held talks on devel­ received it was clear there were many people who oping economic ties as bel ieved the cut-off date for amnesty should be the two old adversaries changed. Speaking o n the rad io programme Moni· moved methodicall y to­ tor. Omar said some people believed the date should ward an eventual peace be changed to October 8, 1990. while others be­ treaty. lieved it should be extended to 27 April 1994. He Meetingon theJorda­ said the majority of respondents appeared to sup­ nian side of the Dead port a Truth. Commission and that many had Sea, Israeli Foreign Min­ indicated support for his proposals. ister Shimon Peres and Jord anian Prime Minis- Seatbelt rule for Europe? ,. ter Abdul Salam Majali ANTI-SEMIT ISM , .. Argentine firemen search ror survi vors a mong the r uins of a building forged publicly a com­ LONDON: Brilllin is to ask the European Co mmis- belonging to 's main J ewish organisation In Buenos Aries. At least 26 people were killed mitment to hasten pcace sion to makescatbclts in coaches or minibuses used a nd more Iha n 140 Injured in the blast on Monday a pparentl y caused by a bomb, Photo: Reuter between the irlwocoun- by childrcncompulsory,thegovemment announced I-v_;_a_N_a_m---,;b~;a'-______~ ______---1 tries by developing a Tuesday. In a written statement to the House of highway , a park a nd Commons. Transport Minister John MacGre gor U -t -t- SA t lk other marks of com- said he wanted Brussels 10 introduce a Eu ropean- DI a POSI Ive OD a S merce a nd jo int w;d, ruHog 00 , h ;Jd" o', ","'pon . Th, pmpo'" eod",o" thot,""'d re - fol lows a number of serious road accidents in suit in a sharing of scare Britain in the past few months in wh ich children : National reconciliation in war- could play a powerful and positive ro le in reducing water reso urces and have been killed. torn Angola was boosted by this week's pre-- antagonism and mistrust between the warring par- technology. liminarydiscussionsbetweenUnitaand South lies in Angola and other countries in the region. "Today. Isracl and Jor­ Topless night costs job African Government offi cials and Unita was He e xpressed optomism about South Africa's danaresteppingoutfrom role in Angola's peace efforts after four hours of thcoldanssible meeting beetween heanl.lt was the fi rs tlimc million members, admitted he visited the Stock­ great example for all humanity, Valentim said. Un ita leader l onas Savimbi and president Mandela senior Israel i and Jorda- holm bar in J 99 1 with some US business associates. I _~V~.~',~0~t;~rn:.=:,a~;~d2M~,"~d~'~"~'!.S ~~~~~.~t~t;~;t~"d~'=---~SOO~o~. ~- ~~ ______':"' __ ___...j nian officials mct in pub· "I was there. It was a bloody mistake," he angrily t- lie in Jo rdan , although told a news conference. "Although the (union) Fis hing war King Hussein and oth­ board expressed its strong support and even urged ers have kno wn \0 have me to stay on. I have taken the decision to resign." gets serious Moz demob hits trouble met secrelly with top Is­ raelis through the years. Half the confederation's members are wo men and MAPl1fO: GovernlDftlt soldiers in UN officials have obKrYer status BURELA: Spanish fish­ On Monday, Husstin many were upset with Rosengren. MozambiquC!'s northern c:oast.al and are powerlm to stop a rising ermen yesterday surren­ and Israeli Prime Min· tide of uDl'15t, " bleb began 10 No­ town ot Angocbe mutinied f esta'­ ister Yitzhak. Rabin will dered aFrench boat cap­ day, JdUlng a dvDian, KCOI'dIng to vember at aSSItIDbly points because Weddings with a flu sh hold a summit meeting tured duri ng a high seas ftPOrls by the national Ra(Uo Mo­ of angu at delays to the demoblllsa­ in Washington hosted by JAKART~ : Couples wishing 10 wed in the eastern battle over tuna fi shing cambique. tlon provided for under an agree· Indonesian island of Lombok will have to aquire a rights that turned into a The radio said hundreds of gov­ ment toeod Mozambique's clvU war. President Clinton. toil el before tying the knot, the Antara news agency diplomatic skirmish bc· ernment sokUers.a'hered ata UN­ The ac:cord state:s that both IOv­ Hussein, at a news reported here yesterday. The policy is aimed at im· tween Paris and Madrid. s upe rvised assembly ar n In ernment soIdkrs and guerrUlas of conference earlier in proving health and enviromental conditions in the The fi shermen turned Angoc:he and bepn to man:b lo­ the Mozambique National Resistante Amman. sai d they would region, Antara quoted the regent of West Lombok as the boat over to port au­ wards the provlndal c:a pltal in {Renamo) must be demoblll!ied and not sign a peace treaty, saying. adding that it was also hoped that people thorities in this north· Nampula. demanding Immediate a joint new army fonntd. and that o ne may take would build their own toilets rather than expect the western Spanish town, a demobWsation. The UN Security CouocHT uesday several months to con­ govern ment to bu ild them. Mudjilahid, head of the day after they towed it The inddent fol Lows a mutiny in a pproved a resolution asking Mo­ clude. But he stressed he West Lombok regency and answerable to the provin­ past a blockade of Span­ the town of Nam.ia.lo on Monday, zambique's rival forc:ts 10 meet the would not slow down cial governor, said there were only about 20 000 ish naval vessels wait- where three people dted when gov. August 15 deadline (or ending de· because Syria 's negotia­ toilets in the area. enough for just 30 percent or to return it to Fre nch ' ernment soldiers assembled there mobllisation ofalllhtir troops. -Sapa· tions with Israel arc Jag· families. ; . demanded demobilisation. AFP - 8 Thursday July 21 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

Eros FlshI"9 CO~ny (Pty) Ltd. P 0 Box 23062 . Windhoek Economic Indicators Tel: 227253 J oburg stock exchange Telelax: 227256 Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: JOHANNESBURG: JSE Wednesday trade trials ended sleady FUND NAME Buy Sell Yield'H Gold shares gained as the b ullion price after spending the day ABSA: GE: 19S.40 185.59 2.81 The Management of Balanced IOZ.12 95.84 na L~~~~~~a~C~I~I,~e;:;~~~~~bU:l~ln~d~U~S~" weakerindirectionless EROS ASHING COMPANY dealings. Industrial 179.07 167.51 2.20 1 'OMEHA Shonly after the 4pm Income 100.06 98,88 ! 11.11 (PTY) ll'D 8L: close. the all share index BOE: was 30 points higher at 5 Growth 233.95 218.60 2,18 and its personnel, People 's Income 579 as the all gold index 102.91 101.82 10.60 COMMUNITY': wish to hereby eXtend our deepest FISHING collected 18 points to 2 and sincerest condolences to the wife, Growth Fund 155.84 145.65 4.65 (W". DERITZ) (PTY) LTD 113 . The industrial in­ COMMERCIAL UNION: children and family of de)( managed a last­ Growth 170.16 158,87 2.13 lata Dr. Ralmo Konkondl. minute two-point gain to COMPOSITE: wishes to express our deepest 6 359. All Share Inde:t: lZ8.72 120.28 Market mainstay De sympalhyto FEDLlFE: May the lordgive you Beers added 175c to Fedgro Growth 181.32 169.29 3,55 Mrs. Kankondi, children and family Strength R I09,75 and associate Income 100.54 98.52 in their hour of Anglos was 600c o r GUARDBANK: "' during this difficult lime. bereavement. 2,58% fi rmer al Growth 3534,49 3288.47 2,89 Resources 2.}1 .26 215,05 R239,OO. 3.32 Income 120.12 118,85 11.59 On the gold board, Dr. Ralmo Konkondt. Industrial 193,92 180,30 2.67 where buying was IGI Life: GE 179,95 168,21 2,65 mainly locally"driven, METBOARD: we moum the untimely departure of Vaal Reefs edged up Metfund 310,99 291.13 2.33 our friend and advisor. 200c to R411 ,OO and Gilt 121.36 120,08 11 .33 Dries rose 75c lo R65,OO, Managed 121.67 114.17 t The ROss/ng while am ong key indus­ High Income 99.96 98.91 "' foundation We WI" deatty miss him. trials. which a deale r METROPOLITAN: "' '!.til' no ted had been"a bit top Metlife GE 145.22 135,70 5,.53 heavy for 8 while", SA MOMENTIJM: GE 351,04 329,2.5 3.32 NBS: Breweriesslipped 25c to Hal1m arkGE 1322,98 123.5,36 2,45 BOOKKEEPER R95,75. . Hallmark Income 99.71 98,71 cas Food topped the NORWICH: GE 649,60 606.63 2,.5.5 The Rossing Foundoflon has 0 vacancy for 0 "' value traded list, gain­ OLD MUTUAL: BOOKKEEPER at Its Head Office In Khomasdol. Dr. Raimo ing IOOcor2% toR5 1.00 Investors 4033,90 3760.97 2.23 This person will report to the Accountant. after s h a res worth Senti nel 233.24 217,56 .'nM Weal c:cncIdate ahouW: Kankondi R18,1 4m were booked Growth 329.68 307.22 3,"'42 Top Companies 365,51 340.67 -be matriculated over, while Tiger Oats 2.71 The Management and staff of Industrial 554,61 515,84 1,89 -hOYe booKkeeping experience was unchanged at Mining 497.79 464.01 2.13 -have experience of accounting software. R46,OO after s hares wonhR17,31 m-thesec­ Gold 210.86 196.58 3.08 Income 109.94 108,76 The Rosslng Foundutlon offers 0 competitive Nossob-Gobabis ond highest value traded 1 1.1 I SAGE: remuneration package, which Indudes a " changed hands. Fishing (Pty) Ltd Gcn Equity 3324.31 3098,48 2,55 negotiable soIary, pension scheme, medical aid Elsewhere on the Resources 196.56 183,48 2,94 scheme and bonus. board, Pick 'n Pay was Financial 642.05 599.07 mourn the passing of steady at R I 3,00 in spile Applicoflons with CV should be addressed 10; Income 216,62 214.45 "' RAIMO KANKONDI. of ongoing strike ac tion The Deputy Director SANLAM: GE 2101.40 1964.23 3.05"' at the retail group 's Indell 1690,04 1579.02 2,91 FInance and Administration and express their condolences to his Prime Growth 619,05 578,54 3,37 wife and children and family. stores countrywide. POBox 20746 Industrial 1332.16 1244.23 2.80 W1NDHOEK "Players are nervous aoout development but Mining 368,85 344,53 3,34 OR 96,89 9.5,39 11,8.5 they expected the wage Income Coli Mrs. Dl Thudinyone at 061-211721 if you have SOUTIfERN: GE 287.05 268.4.5 2,65 dispute 10 be resolved any enquiries In this regard. May hl.S·SOUI rest In Mining 212,23 198,.52 2.60 peac~ fairly qu ickly," o ne 173.87 162 ..54 2.34 CLOSING DATE: 29 JULy 1".. trader s aid. Inc""~ome 600,79 .597,59 9,98 STANDARD BANK: GE 1511.73 1420.05 4,4.5 Income 91,95 91,00 10,96 REPUBLIC OF Gold 250,03 234.89 6,02 NAMIBIA Industrial 134,55 126.72 4.90 The Town Council on International 143,37 134.17 2,)4 SYFR ETS: MINISTRY OF FINANCE Growth 422,19 394,41 2.32 behalf of the Town Trustee 167,52 1.56.76 2.04 TENDER BOARD Income 1 11,07 109,96 11.40 TENDERSAREAWAlTED FOR Gilt 1135,77 1124.14 11 , 14 Balanced 107.32 101,12 ofwderitz. Prime Select 1 14, 83 107.47 " 1. TENDER NO:FlIl5-3194 THE OISMANTUNG AND UA L: GE 2824,53 2648.26 "'3.62 REASSEMBUNGOFONESTEELSHEDMEASURING Mining 558.25 521,S8 2.09 13,500M X llM X 4M FROM KLEIN AUB TO Selected 296S,0 I 2776.91 2,41 ONGWEDI VA IN NORTHERN NAMIBIA. SITE hereby express their deepest 1206,07 12,22 INSPECTION: 1 AUGUST 1994 AT lHiOOAT KLEIN Gilt 121S,25 AUB, MARIA SHAFT. Managed 1329,79 125 1.06 7,65 sympathy and sincerest Max Income 1037,46 1027.09 11 ,29 Closing date: (i)llttOO on Tuesday 09 AUIIU5! 1994 NAMIBIAN TRUSTS: condolences to the family, OLD MUTUAL: Growth 216,64 202.22 Income 101,43 100,21 DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine SANLAM: OF Growth Trust 103.96 97,79 The Secretary:T&nder Board Resources and staff 100,48 98,93 Ground ftoor, FIScus.Buildlng Income Trust 10 John Meinert Street on the passing away of Gold price . Windl'loelt Yeslerday afternoon gold fixing: 387.4.5 US dollars per TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO o unce as compared with 386.40 al morning fi xing, The Secretary: Tender Board P.O. 80)( 3328 384.65 al Tuesday afternoon filling. WIN DHOEK Dr. Raimo Kankondi Nam dollarlUS dollar Fax No .: (061) 36454 OR DEPOSITED IN: Yesterday opening Yesterday clOSing The Tencler 80)(: 3,6820'35 3,6795f10 Ground FIoof : Fisc:us Building 10 John Meinert Street Financial rand Yeslerday's closing Windl"loelt Yesterday's opening 4.5050'5250 4,4.5114.53 N8:N$5-00 Levy (Non /tItundable) is payable in May he rest in peace. Advance in cash or bank gU8fanl99d cheques only Money market (Unpaid tendef doc1Jmenls will be prejudiced). 90 day BA rate Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 2.S1591 10,95 THE NAMIBIAN Thursday July 21 1994 9

ko kongongahangano ongoshitwa shopokati, ~ ~!~~~I~~:~'~~~~~ shaaveshe oshiti-9 osho sha pumbiwa rumbulwa.oshoongalele p yEengerki muNamibia okuxumifwa komesho oshahoololayoOrnufita Ii sha oogala moVenduka meexungi dopakriste. Petrus Hilukiluah. oye a Ongudumutima ninge omupresidende yoCCN aya tonga mupe woCCN. kutya omaupyakadi natango kutya eeskola Hilukiluah Ola kandulwapo ngahelipl pamhepo. dongerki oshooshinima pingenapo omunta sha fimana lela noshi na Bartholomeus Karuaera. m w e elo ngifo loikelelifo okukalekwa po ooefimoo layelapwako. oya yoludalo oshoyo muNamibia. Hilukiluah okuli ngaashi: oluhaelo mokali Eefikola dongeJeki omu k wafel ibi isofi i min a f a n e p o koshiwana, oda pumbiwa opo di wongerki yaAnglican Ewllikongudu ola yambuJepo oukriste muNamibia. ondilo ~~P;:,~~ ;~';;:~~': ashayo pewa oshinakuwanifwa m os hilongo . CCN, 01 lilepo dopamhcpo. opo Ii kwafele o ud e m o k o li , eengeleki di lili naku lili o il yo ngerki nokuulikila elifikameno noku yand ja moNamibia alishe omo I~:~ :~~:: yongha Jo ~ oilyongcrk i o v a kwane o n g al o oshiholelw8 shiwa. mudo mu na oil yo ya i ti.cnawa ccngeleki ondjila mokukandulapo Ewilikongudu la pewa konda omayoviomafele ta le oikumhungu i omaupyakadi aeshe a o s hinakuwa nifw3 omugoyi (900 000). neehombo. lumbulwa. okuyambulapo eefikola mwa kwalelwa oUy o ombada, Ediminifa nepo yongerki yaKatoolika lalika kaRooma. . Ndjaba Tjingaete ta ningi omakonaakono ge a ' nawa OMAUMINISTELI ogendji olaga Okwa ti omwaalu gwiimaliwa .. omukunda long itha iimaliwa yepangelo ogundji ogwa kala nokulongithwa maheng e nuuhasha nonomukalo gwaa na pwaana omashaino nengc uuthemba ukwanyama, epashukilo. wonlumba. .' Shika osha Ii sha elwa puu yelele "Oshi li lashi geyilha, uncne tuu dja ba muumini steli wcliko nosho 11~1 :: ~',:~y a .N bkwa komushangwa gwomuyalulindjayi wuukalinawa nonkalathano." oweenda g wepangelo, Fanuel Tjingactc. meliyali. konima youle Tjingaclc okwa ti omayako Omupresidende mupe woCCN Petrus Hilukiluah g i i ma li w a 0 ge I i n al a n g 0 ga I ••• ,;.m>. n liIe Tjingaclc okwa li a holola nkcne f-==~=:::':=:"::::::::'::::'::":::":::::'::::'::::':===:"::------­ Hmail wa yepangclo ya Ii ya longithwa "andjagana pamukalo gwaana ok uhulila momasiku 31 ga MaaHtsa ekondolo lo Iyasha" ngaash i 1993. Okwa li unenc a pe uusama muuministeli welongo. wu ukalinawa Nanso moNooli O ohamushanga Aakuluntu nosho wo wiikwapondje. mooministry ndhoka, mboka anu wa Melongo Tjingaete okwa li aalongi EHANGANOlyaalongwa lyoNa~ sboNaruJO ongulobJ ya zlko okwa tl, ya li ye Da okukala ya saoshimpwiyu yamoaanambelewa,oyali ya kuthamo odyoka Inall imaoga kumwe oshIgoog1shlkaotashlkakalwakHIyo kutya iimaliwa oyi na okulongithwa oljeke shaali paveta dhiimaliwa yi aoSwapo olaH ka kala Iya nlnga .ylshe yehanlano moshltopolwa ngiini miikandjo yawo. Ih ikepoNS465935,omanganalango oshIgongl shalyo shopashitopolwa shokoNoolI nosho wo kaalonawa Okwa ti Oohamushanga mbaka, yi mwe yo NS334 360, ya 1i ya kana pO!lkola yaV,lombola mbokaymaehaJookukalamo. yamwe oye li nokuli ka ye shi kUlya nopaife oyi 1i koh i yomakonaakono. mOngwendlva. Nan50 otaka kala wo a nlnga mooministry dhawo Olamu inycnge Mu umi n iSlel i wuukalinawa Oshigongl shika otasbl Ita tameka oshuuUkwashomathano,shoka IashI sh ike. nonkalathano anu wa owo tagu mtUtano omutenya sigo osoondaba ka ningwa pooskola dbl ut nodhl ill Tjingaclc la popi kutya epangelo yemalekc unene, moka mwa kana iimaliwa yi Ii NS I 526974. l~onguJa.~;;OsbII~;Y;O§"'~Ik;UI~u~n;'U;S;hIm;;W;;'~""';§I;to;poI;W§"~;;;;:;~;;~ Okwa fiya ko olya li shili Iya longo oshi longa oshiwanwa pathancko Iyal yo. kutya Ornushangwa gwaTjingacte ogwa ovatekulu omahala gcni mpoka pe na 1i gwa nyenyelele noo nkondo okulongithwa iimaliwa. "iheomukalo UuminiSleli wOmavi nOmatulululo, OND/ABA FISHERIES (PTY) LTD. Omalongekido ngoka guuhasha gwalo ngitha mooka anuwa wo li tawu wilikwa Iko Inas kumboka haya gandja iimaliwa. ogu pamukalo gwepiyagano ano kaa mu Ii lela tagu nyalekeethaneko lyonawa. " na elandulathano.

The boord or IJ., >ctors of

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wishes to express our deepest sympothy on the untimely passing oway of an inteillgent, loved, respected and efficient comrade, Dr. Raimo Kankondi.

We would like to take this opportunity to convey to the family and friends our sincere shina koPeople's Republic of China, oshi li moNamibia condolences during their sad bereavement. lIetalelepo loule avaiL oshl kwelelwe komesho koministeli yopedu \omifyuululwakalo Liu De)'ou (pokati). Onghel. osheendo okwa 11 sha hambelelwa koministeli ropedu yovanyasha nomaudano John Mutorwa (kolulyo) moVenduka. Pefimbo letalelepo lavo May his soul rest In peace. QV. ka ya yo koSwakopmund notava ka denga yo omuhelo kEu m bo IOshjlongo manga inava shuna r:toChina. Efano: TYAPP A NAMUTEWA. 10 Thursday July 21 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

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