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Bringing Africa South SOe (GST Inc.) Monday February 18 'Mother 'Red Eye' gang of all member killed battles' in shoot-out

A MEMBER of the notorious Red Eye Gang was re· appears portedly killed in a shooting incident.in Katutura last night, according to unconfirmed eyewitness reports. Katutura residents who 'phoned The Namibian said trigger one gang member was killed and another injured. Colonel Jumbo Smit of the Namibian Police was appar· ently one of those on the scene following the incident, squeeze but the senior police officer could not be reached for comment last night. An officer on duty at the Katutura'charge office main· away.... tained he had no details on the incident.

NICOSIA: The United States and its allies have set a date for a ground war to drive Iraqi troops out of Kuwait and reports from the front yesterday said that, barring a dramatic change, it was likely to be very soon. Iraqi Foreign MJnister Tareq Aziz heade!l for Moscow for talks seen by many as the last chance to PREMIERO do Agosto's second goal scorer Borbosa fighting for possession against prevent a full.scale battle Nashua Black Africa ace striker Mike Petersen during the teams' second round involving more than one clash at the Independence Stadium yesterday. BA lost 2·1 but played some excellent mflllon troops. After a month of relentless I bombing raids and missUe I-.:=fo=o=tb=all.==See==r=ep=o=rt=,=P=1=6=.=Ph=o=togr==ap=h=:=C=O=nr=a=d=An=guI=a=.======~ attacks, the allies prepared for a land and sea invasion that appeared to be days, if not hours, away. Sheehama's fate French Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said the allies had set a date for the start of the offensive. He said Iraqi President Saddam Hussein still in balance could preventtt only by pull. ing troops out of the Emir­ ate, conquered more than six BLOEMFONTEIN: The Ap­ Justice PH Tebbutt in the cir­ absence of other admissible months ago. peal Court in Bloemfootein has cuit court at Walvis Bay on evidence which linked Shee­ "We are on the eve or on reserved judgment in the ap­ April 21, 1989. A five-fold hama with the offences, this the verge or the eve of the peal ofLeonardNatange Shee­ death sentence was imposed alone could never have given ground battle," Dumas said hama, of Ovambo, against his for the murders, and Sheebama rise to a conclusive inference in a radio interview. He would conviction on five counts of was imprisoned for seven years that Sheehama had exploded STANLEY KATZAO not reveal the date but said murder and two of sabotage. on each sabotage count, with bombs in the meat market and this was the reason for the The convictions arose from four years of each sentence to at the municipal offices, he THE NAMIBIAN Police last night strongly re­ current nurry of diplomatic three explosions at Walvis Bay run concurrently. said. jected allegations by one of the bail-jumpers in the activity centred on the Soviet in 1986 and 1987. Five people Kuny submitted tP,at the trial It was conceded in the origi­ sensational high treason case that he was helped to Union and Iran. were killed and 23 injured at a court should in the exercise of nal argument and appeal that escape by senior police officers. In the desert of northern butchery on August 2, 1986, its discretion have excluded Sheehama had been correctly Saudi Arabia, Allied troops property was damaged and one evidence in which Shechama convicted for the post office Alexander Scbreiner, one of him back one of his three who will spearhead the ground person was injured at the main allegedly pointed out the scenes bomb. Note was taken of the the five white right-wingers impounded German passports assault held "dress rehears­ post office on November 12, of the explosions to a police­ evidalce ofWalter SoomooguJa who jumped bail and fled the to help him skip the country. als" a few mUes from Iraqi 1987 and the municipal of­ man. about admissions made to him country for Gennany about four Scbreiner's claim of police positions. fices at Kuisebmond were He argued that the weight by Sheehama in Ovambo in weeks ago, claimed in a Ger­ involvement inhis escape, fol- damaged the same day. attached to this pointed-out man weekend newspaper that TO PAGE 2 Sheehama was convicted by evidence was minimal. In the TO PAGE 2 a senior police officer gave TO PAGE 2 YOUR ONE STOP PHOTO SHOP

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• I FROM PAGE 1 N ahas pleads for some US warships that could launch an amphIbious assault by tens of thousands of marines swarmed around supply ships in the Gulf, taking on food and other stores. Commanders said the resupply effort was the biggest ever attempted at sea. The joint commander of British forces In the Gulf said hIs bombers had switched from targets In Iraq to softening up understanding in north Iraqi forces In Kuwait. "That whole emphasis has switched• •• and I would expect that to gather pace," Air Chief Marshal Sir Patrlck Hine said MlNIS1ER of Education Nahas dangwa and Oshakati to adrdress text of the overall challenges a class migllt be required to yesterday at a base for British warplanes. Angula on Friday described the shortage of school places. facing the country in the field pay school fees. Iraq appeared to be rowing back on its conditions for a demonstrations by angry school The ministry was aware of of education. "We cannot afford to fund withdrawal from Kuwait ahead of Aziz's visit to Moscow, but students in Oshakati last only 7 228 students between The country was currently people who seem to be becom­ It was clear words alone would not stop a massive Allied at­ Wednesday as a "misdirected grade 8-12 looking for admis­ in the middle of an educational ing professional students," he tack. public manifestation" carried sion or placement at schools in reform process and much of remarked. France, whose planes have been pounding the more than out mostly by school drop-outs. the north. the exisiting resources had to As far as Nantu's support of 500 000 Iraqi troops in southern Iraq and Kuwait for weeks, The students were protest­ Minister Angula outlined a be directed to the implementa­ the demonsration was con­ said any new otTer by the Iraqb would have to be accompanied ing the fact that they had been plan being considered to in­ tion of reform. cerned, the ministry hoped that by deeds on the ground. refused admission to schools crease school places, includ­ He also drew attention to the Nantu would discipline its ., 'If tomorrow Saddam Husseln decides and proceeds with in the north where there is ing the names of schools where heavy financial burden mul­ members to devote their tinle such a withdrawal massively, immediately and uncondition­ currently a severe shortage of additional classrooms and tiple repeaters were placing on to teaching rather than extra­ ally, according to a set programme, we would begin to school acconunodation. teachers would be added. the resources of the educati9n curricular activities. consider it seriously," Dumas told Radio Monte-Carlo. Minister Angula, however, The plan proposed by the system. "The ministry is appealing A US military spokesperson in Riyadh later denied a date accused opportunists and other Ministry calls for the creation Most of those seeking place­ to citizens to be mature enough had been set for the start of the ground offensive. elements of having exploited of an additional 309 classrooms ment were repeaters who had to recognise the national pos­ Aziz stopped in Iran yesterday on his way to the Soviet the situation to further their acconunodating an extra 12 360 already had the chance of sibilities and limitations, .. capital. He will meet President Mikhail Gorbachev today for own political and economic students. benefitting from learning, aand Angula concluded. what are likely to be stormy negotiations. advantage. To make this possible the in future any person repeating White House sources said Bush had received a letter from He said although citizens had plan also calls for between 309 Gorbachev seeking a delay in the start of any ground offensive .! the right to express their opin­ and 396 new teachers to cater until after he meets Azlz, but there was no official word on ions and feelings affecting them, for the extra students. whether the American leader had agreed. or their fellow citizens, in a Angula said "responsible Tribute to Namundjebo Moscow has welcomed a ceasefire offer from Iraq as "an democracy this right had to be citizens" would recognise that NAMIBIAN President Sam Nujoma on Saturday paid tribute to important beginning" and has made much of the fact that the a massive programme like this exercised responsibly. . well-known businessman Ellaklm NamundJebo who was killed in a Iraqi leadership spoke for the ftrst time of withdrawal from "In the case of the school would require a great deal of car crash last week. Kuwait. . drop-outs and political mal­ both human and fiscal, and in But Soviet spokespersons have expressed reservations about Speaklngat Oshakatl at the launch ofa new health Initiative, the contents demonstrating at terms of buildings. President described Mr Namundjebo as not only a successful busI­ the conditions, which include an Israeli withdrawal from Oshakati, it is clear that irre­ The current budget had not occupied Arab territories. - Sapa-Reuter nessman but also a respected freedom nghter. spoDSlble elements seem to have anticipated the crisis in school He "made his house available to us when were were ftghttng .In exploited their predicament," accommodation and the new the bush" , be said. he said. budget would only come into The President added that one of the best ways to be remembered Angula explained that his effect in April. was as someone who had fought for the Uberty of his country. Ministry had been working He also argued that the cri­ The crowd observed a minute's silence In memory of ,,. (PTY.) together with officials at On- sis should be seen in the con- NamundJebo, wbose funeral Is due to take place today. He also re-emphasised sub­ butchery - had received wide LTD. missions from earlier argument publicity, there was no evi­ that there was the contradicted dence that Sheehama had got _ evidence of Lieutenant Cole­ his knowledge of the scene Well established clothing. December 1987. Sheehamahas his pointing out of evidence man that Sheehamahad shown through the news media or any neither challenged or rebutted should have been excluded on him where to drive - firstly to -other way. Cilliers submitted manufacturers are wanting to this evidence. the ground that proof had not the municipal offices, then to. that this evidence had to be On the counts of murder at been shown -that they were the post office and lastly to the weighed against admissible employ an experienced agent the butchery and the sabotage voluntarily made, which onus meat market. evidential material. It was at the municipal offices, the of proof rested on the State. The points indicated by common cause that Sheehama for the Namibia area who has only evidence consisted of CA Cilliers, for the State., Sheehama at the various scenes was a trained Swapo "terror­ confessions to an acting assis­ submitted .that the pointings­ tallied materially with the points ist" and from the evidence of an established clientele base tantmagistrate, the statements out to Lieutenant Coleman did I of detonation, particularly at a Sergeant Van Zyl, it was which accompanied pointings­ not amount to admissions by the butchery, where the point­ clear that Sheehama had been and who can work to targets out on July 141988 and Sep­ conduct and that section219A ing-out took place about two trained in the operation of tember261988, thepointings­ was thus not applicable. years after the explosion. explosives. set by the Marketing Manager. out themselves and the "rather He submitted,however, that The particulars of the explo­ Sheehama had admitted to dubious" evidence of admis­ the pointings-out were still sion would have dimmed in Shomongula that he ~as re­ If you fit the above then sions to Sbooumgul.a in Ovambo admissible in terms of section the memory of people not di­ sponsible for certain explosions in December 1987, claimed 218(2). This was despite the rectly involved. at Walvis Bay. contact Gail for an interview Kuny. fact that they formed part of an Sheehama had taken the lieu­ Cilliers conceded that if the at the following telephone He argued that the admis­ inadmissible confession, of tenant directly to the butchery evidence about the pointed out sions to Shomongula - apart which the content was known and pointed out a spot that infonnation had to be excluded, number: 0431-58418 from that which related to the to the court. tallied materially with the point then the only admissible and post office - did not implicate He submitted that the court of detonation. This was not a acceptable evidence against Fax: 0431-58338 Sheehama in either of the other could not legally have used its _neutral factor, . but indicated Sheehama was his admission two explosions. The confes~ discretion to exclude the evi­ Sheehama's involvement in the to Shomongula that he had sions to the magistrate and the dence about the pointed out explosion. Although the ex­ planted the bomb at the post statements which accompanied evidence. plosions - particularly at the office. - Sapa

also claimed that the Namibian :: :..... :~ Police, with the help of his for­ FROM PAGE 1 mer girl-friend, planted weap­ :';';':':-:';':';':-: .. onry in his fiat, subsequently Get the ripple effect from your investment lows an earlier claim by Irish­ the bail-jumper's claim that he found there by the police on the man Donald Acheson, impli­ had three passports when in night of August 30/31. Invest as little as a thousand Rand in an cated in the Lubowski assassina­ Namibia and that a senior police Schreiner was the lrrst of the Omnibond Participation Mortgage Bond and tion, that a senior Namibian po­ officer helped bim to get one of right-wingers to be arrested after you 're ~ tile ripple effect rl high interest lice officer was either shielding these back. a shooting incident at his resi­ and security. or in the pay of certain white "We only impounded two dence on that night. A huge right-wing elements. passports belonging to him, and amount of weaponry stolen from Schreiner faces charges of, they are still in police posses­ the police task force arsenal in 20.5% ::y~::':: among others, high treason, sion," be added. the Northem Industrial Area was ...... , ...... housebreaking and theft. He was In the article, Schreiner also found at his residence. ,.;.. : .' Minimum interest or 20.5% per annum to 30 ,.. :-:' June 1991. due to appear in the Windhoek alleged that hi. former girl­ His interrogation led to the High Court last week . friend,June Uoyd, an executive arrests of Gunar Dreves. Tho­ ... :. An Omnibond ~ team, from SA, Only four of the original trea­ member of the Society of Finan­ mas Henke, Josef Kleynhans, . :. will be in Namibia between tile 18Ib and 22nc1 son triwts, Josef Kleynhans, cial Institutions, was either a Adolf De Klerk and Holm Nebe. . Man:h 1991 to see you. P1ease pbone \IS to . .. appointmtnt Robin Montgomery, Uwe Tietz mem ber ()f or informer for South All of them, with the exception and Abraham De Klerk are African Intelligence. of Josef Kleynhans. have since standing trial. Although Geyser could not jumped bail and skipped the f1"litfolW'De (Oll) 3374540 In his response to claims made deny or confirm this claim as the country. Namibian Police bad no links The Namibian exhausted all OMNIBOND by Alexander Schreiner in the German weekly, police spokes­ with South African Intelligence, possible means last night in Managers (Pty) Ud person Shaun Geyser said " it's· he denied Schreiner's charges trying to get hold of June L1oyd. Omnibond House so stupid". that June Uoyd was also an in­ A message on her answering 98 President Street former for the Nambian Police Johannesburg He said Schreiner had not machine said she had left for even made his charge sound special branch. Swakopmund, and efforts to "reasonably plausible". "That is bu .. sh .. t," he said. trace her at the coastal town Geyser categorically denied In the interview, Schreiner proved fruitless. THE NAMIBIAN Monday February 18 1991 3 'Everybody wants to A day of sorrow go to heaven, but for beer nobody wants to die' lovers PRICES for Narnibian beers are to rise by an average of KATE BURLlNG AT OSHAKATI more than 10 per cent from today, although the increase is slightly under last year's infla­ NAMIBIAN President Sam Nujoma has called on health workers throughout the tion rate. At the same time the country to recognise the new direction of Namibia's health policy and to strive for the amber liquid is winning export reorientation of services towards the mass of the population. orders as a top-quality interna­ Speaking at the launch of NGOs, overseas guests and personal comment and an ani­ tional beer. the First National Workshop international agencies involved mated performance. 1be wholesale prices to shops on Primary Health Care and in the 10 day workshop...»Jong After one particularly cau­ and other outlets for a quart Community-Based Health Care with a crowd of some T ooo tious statement about Aids, he bottle is up today from Rl,41 at Oshakati this weekend, Presi­ people. broke into Oshivambo to tell to RI,55, while other price rises dent Nujoma said the event The stadium's stands were the audience that if you get to retailers are: cans - 10 cents, marked a new departure away packed as President Nujoma Aids you're finished. dumpies - nine cents and euro from an urban-based curative outlined Namibia's new health On Ihe subject of ill health (500 millilitres) - 9,5 cents. system. care policy. through dirty water, the Presi­ More than a third of the price He said health workers had Despite the previous week's dent made everything lOOK of a drink is excise duty - tax - NAMIBIAN President Sam Nujoma pictured at Eros for too long been confined to heavy rains, the launch passed simpler than the statement. ,. My and when other taxes are in­ Airport on Friday shortly before hetlew otTto Oshakati hospitals and had not yet grasped off in bright' sunshine and a advice to you is boil it!" cluded such as sales tax and to launch a major health initiative. Photograph: Conrad the promotive, creative, pre­ joyful atmosphere. The offbeat note was taken company tax, the proportional Angola. ventative and rehabilitative Only two short power .cuts up by Minister for Mines and cost rises to 60 per cent. If the approach necessary for real threatened to disrupt proceed­ Energy Andimba Toivo ya Government increases drinks progress. ings which included energetic Toivo who thanked the Presi­ tax in future, this could also 9 nabbed in CDM gem bust , 'A reorientation of your nrusic from Ndlimani and smgs dent for his address. mean another price rise, warned duties is inevitable and essen­ from a children's choir. Underlining the day' s em­ Ender. DIAMOND mining giant CDM (Pty) Ltd/Jias expressed tial, " be said, adding that health In an inspired piece of phasis on health care, be quoted Since independence Ihe brew­ grave concern about the impact diamond theft contin­ workers must spearhead the 'educational theatre' ,commu­ reggae singer Bob Marley, ery's marketing team has been ues to have on the viability of the comp.any's operations new policy in the Ministry of nity health workers and chil­ "Everybody wants to go to hunting new sales. Deliveries, and the Namibian economy as a whole. Health. dren paraded round the sta­ heaven, but nobody wants to mainly cans, started to Austra­ In a statement issued on Friday, the company an­ The launch, organised by the dium during the speeches with die." lia last September, where it is nounced that since the beginning of this year vigilant Health Ministry, the World colourful banners bearing Continuing the musical note, said to be a top-selling im­ internal security measures had led to the arrest of nine. Heallh Organization and Unicef, simple life-saving messages. the President took the micro­ ported beer in a country known employees. During the arrests, which occurred on 8 took place at the Presidential They also helped to fill the phone once more before leav­ for lager exports. A possible Stadium. wide gap across the muddy ing to get the whole crowd target is 100 000 cases a year. February, the company had recovered 275 diamonds It was attended by a host of stadium between the President singing. Another container load of beer weighing approximately 347 carats. government and diplomatic and the stands. "We fought hard for this is on its way to cheer up snow­ The nine employees now face criminal prosecution, dignatories. Nujoma was on top form for country," he said. "We need bound drinkers in Lo'hdon, and in addition other personnel had been suspended on Also present were health the launch. He livened up a good health to enjoy it." Britain. full pay pending further investigation. workers, government officials, dull UN-prepared speech with, Namibia Breweries has al­ ready added Angola and Zam­ bia to South Africa as local buyers. and is investigating possible sales in Gabon, Zaire Catholics debate justice a,nd Congo. Marketing man­ ager Ernst Ender said export­ ers need GoveIIUUent help: "In the long-teon what is really important for us is export in­ in an independent Mrica centives like in South Africa. NAMIBlAN President Sam We do not get a cent here. " He Nujoma on Saturday took a added that that he was sure the tough stand on crime when he CAmOLIC activists from the country. stream churches apart from the Government is looking into this. addressed thousands ofpeople across southern Africa came TOMMINNEY • Africa has one of the poor­ Catholics. Archbishop Namibia's beer is brewed at Oshakati at the launch of a to Windhoek this weekend to est human rights records in the Desmond Tutu, as president of only from hops, malt, yeast major health drive. highlight the need to campaign world, said African church ' the All Africa Conference of and water, under Germanrules Deviating fromhiS"prepared for justice even after independ­ constitution has been suspended leaders last Friday at the Wodd Churches, has also campaigned known as "reinheitsgebort". speech, the President said he'd ence. The meeting was organi­ sin::e the I970s. The constitution Council of Churches seventh against human rights abuses in Hops and malt !lre imported heard that organized crime was sed by the Justice and Peace is also suspended in Lesotho, assembly, reports S;lpa from independent African countries from Gennany, although the being carried out on a large ' Commission of the Southern but elections are due within Australia. The large number of druing his time in office. company is studying the pos­ scale in the north by citizens African Catholics Bishps the next two years and there is African refugees shows this. According to Joyce Kaddu, sibility of growing barley for who did not want to work. Conference, and was attended a need to educate people about . Representatives of the Af­ WCC delegate from Ghana: malt in places with enough But he said with obvious by church people from South democracy. .rica sub-section of the meet­ "GoveIIUUents are looking to rainfall such as Kavango. Import feeling, the GoveIIUUent would Africa, Botswana,Lesotho and Botswana has a working ing, including delegates from the churches for a strong stand prices have risen sharply as the take action. Swaziland. multi-party democracy, but as east, central and southern Af­ on issues of human rights and rand weakt:ned against ~ IlllUk. " Make no mistake, my The conference themes were votes are picked according to rican countries, recommended also to fight against ethnic and Without sugar, chemicals and GoveIIUUent will take action, political and economic justice Britain's first-past-the-post that watchdog bodies be set up tribal divisions". other additives the brewery has and you will regret your ac­ in the various countries. Par­ system of one representative in all the African countries, • But churcbpeople wamed th.1t to be " absolutely clean" ac­ tions," the President under­ ticipants also looked at local from each constituency, even along the lines of the Catholic repression in some countries is cording to Ender. He said lined, directing his words at cultures and how they matched if 30 per cent of voters support Justice and Peace Commission. so bad that some members of Windhoek beer was ideal for wrongdoers. ' Christianity. Sister Margaret the opposition they may end The World Council of watchdog bodies may put their the " health-consciou s" He told the huge crowd that Kelly. secretary of the com­ up with only three seats in Churches draws together main- lives in danger. drinker. even the homes of doctors - mission and one of the confer­ parliament. "going out to cure our people ence facilitators, said they had In Namibia, the challenge is in the commuriity" - were being learned many lessons to' take .to put the remarkable broken into. back to South Africa on needs constitution into effect. "No He said be knew of 10 houses after independence. matter how good your belonging to doctors which had According to Kelly, the first constil1ltion you have to change been broken into in the last 10 justice and peace groups in the it into re~ty through Jaw and days. region were in South Africa, through ~ people aware, " President Nujoma said he Zimbabwe and then Namibia. s~d KeUy. Namibian speakers . had also hea.!;Q, t,qat peslpl~ were "There Wa~ a .c;:ert!lig..IJI.l'p.tal­ i..q.cl.Hd~4 , . the; R~y WiU~m stealing and killing cattle on ity that the only injustice was Konjore, a member of the commerci.al and comni.unal apartheid,'.', she . .1Q~d . .The National Assembly, .on the, farms. There was a popular Narnibian. " In those days GoveIIUUent and the Churches' perception that those respon­ African countries were' on the roles in protecting human rights. sible were farmer members of crest of the wave. It took time Dr Sacky Ackweenda of the the South African-led Koevoet to realise that things could go Legal Assistance'Centre spoke unit. If this was so, he warned, wrong and that you need to on African culture and law. "you were trained by the Boers work for justice and peace even Olher participants included and if we defeated them, we when you are independent ... Father Bernard Connor and can beat you" . The President The conference participants Archbishop Dennis Hurley from .. also called on the police and each brought along studies of Soulh Africa, Bishops from PICTURED after a weekend of searching for justice and peace, from left, Sister defence force to work together the political, economic and Swaziland and Botswana as well Margaret Kelly, Secretary of the Justice and Peace Commission of the Southern Af· against the problem and he cultural life in thei..r own coun­ as Bonifacius Hausiku of rican Catholic Bishops' Conference, Bishop Louis Ndlovu of Manzini in Swaziland, called on each and every citi­ tries. The discussion included N amibia. Most participants Maliepe Makunga, the chair of the J & P Commission of Gaberone in Botswana and zen to be a policeman. Swaziland where the were Namibians from all over Father Augustine Magongo, Episcopal Vicar for J & Pin Manzini. •, J 1 4 Monday February 18 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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NAMIBIA's participatory poverty; narrowing the gap economy and its withdrawal the rest of the population (about democracy required that Gov­ between haves and have-nots; IN A move aimed at maximum consultation with the had a negative economic im­ 55 per cent) were dependent ernment policies should be enhanced agricultural anci.Jn- - • ~eople of this country, Prime Minister Hage Geingob pact. ori subsistence and a per capita based on political input trom dustrial developments to in­ hosted a two-day consultative conference on national While other former colonial GDP estimated at only USD the popular popular base. This crease_- national income and issues at the end oflast week. Following in the wake of powers were obliged to render 85. was said by Namibian Prime reduce the 'nagging plague' of his countrywide tour, aimed at ensuring participa­ support to ex-colonies, South "The heretofore disenfran­ Minister, Hage Geingob at the unemployment; effectively tory democracy, the conference included representa­ Africa "now feels that, instead chised and neglected majority opening of his self-initiated control and eradicate corrup­ tives from a wide spectrum in Namibia. Various of assisting us, she has to shed will rightfully expect to par­ Consultative Conference on tion within the government Ministers and Deputies presented papers on their any responsibility over Na­ take in greater measure of the National Issues on Friday. Geingob said his Office had respective Ministries, which were followed by general mibia' '. In fact that country country's income and wealth. For Ibis reason, he had under­ already replaced the former now claimed Namibia owed it Addressing this equity prob­ taken a countrywide tour of Central Personnel Institute by discussion periods. R700 million. lem without jeopardising eco­ the different regions to "putto two new agencies, namely, a Regarding the reduction of nomic growth is one of the wolk our constitutional require­ Public Service Personnel government has to tread in the tivate the economy; to narrow income disparities, he said that major challenges facing the ment of a participatory gov­ Management Directorate and fulfillment of these needs". income disparities; and to the white population, compris­ government, " Geingob added. ernment and to give people a Secret:!~at to assist the Pub­ The Prime Minister's tour reduce public expenditure. ing five per cent of the total Regarding the reduction of chance to participate and ask lic Service Conunission. fur­ covered a total of 14 504km by Recession had adversely population, plus one per cent public expenditure, the Prime questions' '. The two-day con­ ther, his office had started with car and 2 000 km by air to the affected the Namibian econ­ of the emerging black elite had Minister said the government sultative conference, Geingob the proper motivation of pub­ north, south, west and eastern omy, primarily due to the link­ a per capita GDP of USD 16 had inherited an oversized added, was to serve as a forum lic servants, the setting up of parts of Namibia. age of the Namibian economy 500; blacks within the modem public administration from the for those sections of the popu­ new Ministries, and the updat­ Geingob emphasised that the to that of South Africa. Un­ economic activities (about 39 pre-.ious 11 ethnic authorities. lation who could not be cov­ ing and rey;sion of public serv­ Government faced three main tag's presence had served as per cent) had an estimated per In accordance with national ered by his familiarisation tour ice legislation. economic challenges: to reac- an' artificial injection' into the capita GDP ofUSD 750; while reconciliation, "all estimated of the country. His countrywide visits, Ge­ 50000 civil servants from the The Prime Minister, in open­ ingob continued, were to spread preyious ethnic administrations ing the conference, gave a the message of freedom and had to be retained". background paper in which he independence across the On top of this those who had explained the position and role 'breadth and length of our previously been excluded from of the office of the Prime country'; to put to work the public service had to be ac­ Minister in the machinery of participatory government and commodated. • 'There is no government, and also ex­ give people the chance to ask doubting the fact that the size pounded on his findings from questions; to expound on the of Namibia's public service his familiarisation tour. policy of national reconcili­ constitutes a heavy burden on The overall policy of the ation; to consult with a broad the fis(:us and is also dispro­ Office of the Prime Minister, cross-section of people; to dispel portionate to the size of the he said, consisted of the fol­ myths and clear up misinter­ population, " he said, adding lowing: pretations of government pol­ that the government had there­ - the promotion of a stable icy; to take to the people a fore embarked on the ration­ political atmosphere based on message of hope in the future; alisation of the public service. guaranteed basic freedoms, ' and to mobilise them for hard "We are fully aware of the internal peace and security, work and active participation fact that we are walking a tight­ understanding between politi­ in matters that affect them; to rope on this-issue, however, it cal parties in the National impress upon the people the is not the government's inten­ Assembly, and dialogue be­ indispensability of peace and tion to go about this task arbi- tween Government and public unity as a prerequisite to po-: . trarily. As far as possible due at large; litical stability and national regard will be had to the hu­ - establishment and mainte­ development; to present the man element and pruning will nance of an efficient system of government as mediator be­ where possible be done through govemment administration to tween competing demands and less painful methods such as facilitate natiorial socio-eco­ needs of different interest groups NAMIBIAN Prime Minister Hage Geingob greets ChiefImmanuel Eliphas Kauluma natural attrition, for example, nomic development objectives and "to make people appreci­ at Ondonga in the Onamukul9 area. The chief entertained the PM at his house during not filling posts left vacant such as the eradication of ate the balancing act that the Geingob's countrywide familiarisation tour. Photogrllph: Oswald Shivute. through deaths and retirement." Small-scale industry can play a key role

NAMIBIA's Minister of Trade and Industry, Ben Amathila, said the small-scale industry sector could provide an important contribution in addressing unemploy­ THE unemployment prob­ viding jobs for a signficant and Manpower, the Minister ment and underemployment. lem could only be effec­ number of new entrants to the said, planned to create an 'Un­ tively reduced if correct labour force each year. employment Promotion Fund ' Speaking at the Prime Min­ Saying that the government training in the business field; The Minister said that a high to support short-teml employ­ ister's Consultative Conference placed great importance on the lack of managerial and entrepre­ methods are applied tak­ proportion of retumees and ment creation initiatives by on 'TIle impoltance of Ibe small­ resourcefulness of the small new:ial culture; restrictive and ing into accoWlt the cur­ demobilised combatants were central and local government ·scale industry in a developing scale industry sector, he added disenabling regulatory frame- . rent conditions and pecu­ seeking urban wage employ­ andNGOs. economy' , Amathila said small "it is common knowledge that work of the previous admini­ liarities of Namibia. This ment rather than reintegration "There are no short cuts on businesses were labour inten­ small entetprises exlnbit imagi­ strations which stifled growth; was said by Labour and into the rural economy. Of a the difficult road to success, sive and thus made them pro­ nation by employing the re­ aod lastly ,lbe problem of access Manpower Development Unicef-estimated 32 000 still neither are there any easy solu­ ductive so~rces for more jobs sources that would otherwise to credit facilities. There was a Minister Hendrik Witbooi , unemployed retumees, 38 per tions to chronic social prob­ per unit of capital invested or not be drawn into the develop­ need to formulate strategy for at the Prime Minister's cent were resident in Katutura lems such as unemployment, " product produced. ment process and they are also the developmenl of small scale consultative conference. alone. Rural to urban migra­ Witbooi said, adding that it In Africa, ge~ra1ly, he added, breeding grounds for tomor­ enteIprises in Namibia, he said. tion was likely to increase and had to be approached system­ the informal sector provided row's successful entetprises and Minister Amathila added that Namibia, he added in his this showed "that the situation atically and with careful plan­ for up to 60 per cent of urban managers". while small entetprises devel­ paper on 'Unemployment as a is ·alarming and therefore de­ ning. The government would employment. It also provided Since in Namibia at present opment was essentially a pri­ major challenge to independ­ serves a special attention by take measures to combat un­ women with opportunities of the distribution of income was vate leCtor activity, in the early ent Namibia', faced a serious the government and the pri­ employment, which inclUded cash incomes as well as a cbanI:e skewed in favour of foreign­ stages of national developmenl, problem of employment gen­ vate 1ICCt0r". The prospects for access to skills training; nur­ for personal and professional ers, white Namibians and pre­ the government's must play a eration. growth in wage employed were turing of entrepreneurial skills; development. . dominantly urban dwellers, •'catalytic and leadership role". The current economically bleak: and growth in wage minimising of regulation per­ .. Although this sector is small and medium scale enter- The removal of obstacles active populaIion was estimated employment in the past, could taining to economic activity; viewed as the sector for the . prises would be the corner­ inhibiting small scale enter­ at aboot 550 000 and was grow­ mainly be attributed to the reservation of job opportuni­ poor, some of its output also stones of economic survival prises would "release the pent­ ing at a rate of three per cent a expansion of public sector ties for the people of Namibia; meets the needs of the higher and growth for a long while to up potential of this dynamic yeal'. This implied a net addi­ employment; The latter could promotion of Namibia based income groups in the formal come. sector", he said. The first step, tion of 16 500 newcomers a not be sustained in the future. new consumer goods indus­ sector," he said, adding that But the small scale industry he continued, must surely be year to the labour force. . Presenting a rather depress­ tries. panelbeating, upholstery, tra­ faced challenges such as the the availability of credit at Between 40 000 to 60 000 'ing picture, Witbooi said while "It is for this reason that I ditional clothing, traditional problem of insufficient capital affordable rates and a neces­ people were estimated to be prospects for growth in public call upon all of us to be united crafts and fast food selling were to start a business coupled with sary supporting and enabling unemployed, .1 phenomenon sector employment were un­ and forge ahead in the struggle a. service in which all partici­ p.oormanagement which led to environment from the govern­ related to demobilisation and likely; employment in com­ against unemployment as a pated. business failure; lack of prOper ment. the influx of returnees, the mercial agriculture had stag­ social evil which gives birth to Minister said. nated and there was a shatp fall many other related soci:u prob­ The challenge of employ­ in investment in this sector. lems such as alcohol abuse, MORE reports on different aspects of the Prime Minister's consultative ment creation had to include In mining, employment had drugs, crime, prostitution, et­ conference will be carried in tomorrow's edition of The Namibian. the clearing of this backlog of fallen steadily over the past cetera. Therefore let us kill the jobseeke(s, in addition to pro- decade. TIle Ministry of Labour monster before it is too late. ". 6 Monday February 18 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

and Corky is the Thacher' s 18- year-old son who is mentally On grant to ANC handicapped. ALLOW me to make some Episode 1: Corky is ready for remarks about the one million his first day at a 'normal' school. Rand donation to the 'ANC by Much to Becca's dismay, her the Namibian Government. I brother will be attending her would also like to refer to Moses school and she is afraid of being Katjioungua's objections in this 17h58: Prograptme Sched­ embarrassed. regard. ule 20h55: Filler - the majority of Namibias 18hOO: News 21hOO: News who were, are and continue to 18h06: Take One 21h31: Virtuoso (new) be taxpayers elected the gov­ 18h12: Sesame Street TIlls is the true story of one of ernment, consciously aware of An educational programme for today's greatest pianists and and supportive of its policy to allow me to voice my com­ Mafwe who is promoted the that a number of N amibians pre-schoolers. his battle for survival on the rule and to preside over finan­ plaints. Subias go crazy. The Mafwe are reckless drivers. They ei­ 19h05: Namibia inter sport razor's edge between genius cial matters; It seems the ruling party is are demoralised at present. ther drink: and drive, or drive 19h47: Leave it to Beaver and madness. - we are also fully cognisant not aware of the ctmning people without licences, meaning they Episode 4: 'Heavy metal' In 1962 the world-class John of the fact that we are a product in Caprivi region. I say this PUZZLED MAN are not qualified to drive at all. Comedy series on family life. Ogdon achieved international of international solidarity, a because the Party and the KA TIMA MULILO I could give specific incidents, Oliver gets braces and is dev­ fame in Moscow. Ten years of member of the OAU and the Government take every word but I would not like to make astated when his classmates intensive world touring fol­ Non-Aligned Movement and or order given by the Masubia More Jobless this letter unnecessarily long. laugh at him. i"wed and he becomes the the world at large. With our to be correct. We know that I would therefore like to 20h13: Life Goes On greatest British pianist of his limited resources we should some of the Subias are tribal­ ALLO W us to air our views in advise the traffic authorities to Heart.-warming series about a generation. work ceaselessly towards the ists who pretend to support the people's press. Although take the following long and family's devotion and love for By 1973 Ogdon is diagnosed speedy decolonisation and early Swapo. many views have been ex­ short tenn steps: each other as they face life's as schizophrenic, having at­ attainment of freedom for the The Masubia chief is highly pressed to the authorities about - if possible, use your rec­ everyday problems and joys. tempted suicide and the mur­ people of South Africa; respected and more recogni­ our problems, no positive re­ ords of all licence holders in Bill Smitrovich stars as Drew der of his wife. But with his - the question one should sed than the Mafwe chief. This action has been received. Nanubia and computerise them; Thacher, a construction fore­ wife's help and his own out­ ask is not to which political was proved by two visits paid As it has been a long time - embark on a re-examina­ man who dreams of being his standing ability he is able to organisation or party one rem­ to Moraliswani by Comrade since the unemployment prob­ tion exercise, based on both own boss. Patti Lupone stars reconstruct his life. The film ders support, but whether such Moses Garoeb, while only one lem has been discussed by the theoretical and practical tests; as his wife Libby, who is the features spectacular perfonn­ action would reverse or accel­ visit was paid to Marnili. Government, no constructive duration of such an operation kingpinofherfamily. The kids ances by John Ogdon and the erate the gains already made; The head and chief co-ordi­ moves have been made to alle­ is not important, even two to are Paige, Drew's 21-year-old London Symphoney Orches­ or whether the people of SA nator was so irritated by the viate the suffering of the people. three years is worth it; daughter from a previous tra. could derive maximum bene­ Linyanti branch who failed to We are sweating daily in the - the Ministry concerned marriage, Becca is a bright 14- 22h21: Battle oftbe fit from such limited support. answer bow many sections they streets with our qualifications, should introduce a law in the year-old high school freshman Blsmark At the end of the day when had, and so on. 1ms was no looking for jobs but these are National Assembly banning the South Africa is ultimately free, surprise since we knew that hard to come by. We are sick drinking and driving practice, it wiIJ be for all its people and the Linyanti area is Mishake and tired of filling socalled because repeated caveats are TODAY'S WEATHER not for a particular party of Muyongo's village. He (Moses SWA Government fonns for of no help; organisation; Garoeb) failed to realise that employment, but hearing noth­ - introduce an intensive al­ THE Weather Bureau's detailed forecast for Namibia - finally, when the honour­ the rally in that area was in­ ing. cohol test at road checkpoints; today: able MP Katjiuongua was study­ deed poorly attended. The policy of national rec­ - compulsory belt-fastening '" Fine and warm but cooler in the South. ing in Sweden, did he ever The only problem is that the onciliation which brought about (as many serious accidents can ... It will be partly cloudy in the north-east with isolated . consider himself a fortunate Su bias do not want to be led by favouritism in the government be avoided); thundershowers. ' Namibiail using Swedish tax­ the Mafwe. TIlls was proved is unbelievable to us. Because - removal of unroadworthy ... Coast: Cool with fog patches overnight. payers' money, because ofthat last year when they tried to it is ignoring the comrades who vehicles from the roads; ... Wind: Moderate south-westerly to north-westerly. Government's unwavering overthrow the present regional fought and died for the struggle - temporary seizure of a support for the Namibian cause, chief co-ordinator in the re­ to free this country, and the drivers' licence when caught and even though there may have gion. They insisted on trying lives they wanted their people for drunken driving or who been some individuals who to depose him and this was to live in Namibia. caused an accident as a result disagreed? why elected members neglected Now the sick and starving of alcohol (this seizure can last - of course, a working de­ any assignment given to them comrades are the flotsam and from one to two years); mocracy always requires that by the regional chief co-ordi­ jetsam of national reconcili- , - the department should there will be a few voices of nator so as to punish him and ation. tighten its passing test as a way .. dissent make him look inefficient. The life of blacks does not of rooting out quasi-drivers; Subias complain that the of- . seem to be improving, while - the department · should TIllNK-TANK fice is staffed by Mafwe and that of the whites is. We don't launch a nationwide campaign WlNDHOEK only one Subia, which is not see whites as security guards, on radio. TV, newspapers and true at all. patrolling the streets as police­ billboards to highlight the Mafwe and Subia How does the ruling party m~n, selling newspapers and dangers of careless driving and and its government foresee the living on food picked out of the importance of safe driving. I AM a Swapo member who situation? The Masubia are high the dustbins. Why are those These measures may look ( will never deny my party, but ranked, but whenever there is a things not happening to the imposslble but if one consid­ whites? ers our population and the ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ Lastly, we do not want the munber of licence holders, they ~ unemployed masses to do ille­ can be implemented by an . gal things and being instigated effective police control. In order THE RoSSING FOUNDATION • to criminal activities. Justice, • • to avoid or minimise further • • unity and liberty't&re what we road accidents,let the authori­ EXTENSION OFFICER • • want. ties coocemed take action NOW • • otherwise tomorrow may be The Rossing Foundation has a vacancy for an SRAPHAEL too late. Extension Officer at its Agricultural Training = Omadhina gaantumboka yali ha~a longele ombu- = KMUKENA Now that the real war is over, Centre, Brakwater. This person will report di­ = laye otaya tseyithilwa ya kale yamonathana = WINDHOEK let us avoid another 'war' on rectly to the Fann Manager. ~ nohahende yedhina Colin Kahanovitz gwo ko • our roads. = Legal Assistance Centre mo Vendulca kongodhi = Road death toll So my sincere appeal to fel­ To qualify for this position the applicant must: low Namibians is: don't drink: = 223356. Eithano ndika oli nasha noshipotha sheni = FROM personal experience, and drive. *be in possession of a Diploma in Agriculture • omol wa eyihumbato lyopolisi moshiningwanima ~ roads in Namibia are compa­ "'have 3 years relevant experience = shaningilwe pombulaye momasiku sho gali 5 = rable to none in other African LIBOLLY HAUFIKU countries. We have such ex­ HELSINKI, FINLAND *be able to communicate at grassroots level = Septemba 1989. Ngele ouli monooli yoshilongo = cellent roads but the number of "'be prepared to travel • (Owambo) nena kala wa monathana nombelewa • people dying on the roads is Pen pal wanted "'have a good knowledge of the north western = yuuthemba womuntu pOngwediva meendelelo. = alarming. During my short stay in the 'country, I encountered I am a 23 ~year-old West In­ and southern regions = Aantu taa landula ota indilwa ya kale yamon- = *have a Code 08 drivers licence. many foreigners who spoke well dian boy and I would be happy • athana noombelewa ngaashi dha turnbulwa. • of our roads. I felt proud then. to correspond with Namibian The Rossing Foundation offers a competitive re­ • • But the high death toll on our girls or boys between 18 to 28 muneration package, which includes pension, = 1. Hango Toivo - Onomola yegumbo 032/46 = roads has gooe up tremendously years of age. and the absence of any drastic My bobbies are: music, medical aid, bonus and free housing. • Katutura, Windhoek = measures have prompted me = 2. Linekenweme Silas Sheehama - Onomola • sports, reading. movies, trav­ Applications should be addressed to: to air my views on this issue of elling, writing letters. = yegumbo 474, Wanahe~, Katutura, Windhoek = national importance. Thank you for your help. The Assistant Director = 3. Titus Munekamba, - Nomola 1753, Wanaheda, = From empirical evidence, Sincerely, conversation with fellow Finance & Administration ~ Katutura, Windhoek . . • N amibians and foreigners who JEAN-NOEL TOCFICHE PO Box 20746 = 4. Petrus Anjene - 261 Hakahana, Katutura, = visited Namibia in recent 31, RUIiJEANMERMOZ Windhoek 9000 • Windhoek ~ months, and from newspaper 77178 SAINT PATHUS or telephone: = 5. Petrus Fillipus - Room 9, Wanaheda, Katutura, = reports, I am left with no doubt FRANCE Mr N Louis (061) 211721 • Windhoek . • Mr M Goagoseb (061) 64366 • 6. Joshua• Andreas - Room 12, Omagumbo • Closing date: 1 March 1991 = gOmbulaye, Katutura, Windhoek = • 7. Penokali Nghifindalo - Omagumbo gombu- • = laye, Katutura, Windhoek = The Rossing Foundation ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~

,. THE NAMIBIAN Monday Febru'ary 18 19917

Democracy 'Exocet' granny Aids takes its toll marches on

LUANDA: The Angolan on trial for governrnenthaslegalized an underground pro­ as Africa suffers democracy group as part chopping up ex of Angola's transition from WASHINGTON: Aids is gal­ "It's likely to be as high as the mortality of women of a a single-party regn.te to a loping across Africa, killing that in men, " he said. reproductive age will be dou­ multi-party system. NANCY: The trial of a 60-year-old woman accused of up to a third of the adult popu­ Peter Way of the Census bling and the number of or­ The Journal of Angola, the murdering her ex-lover and feeding his chopped-up lation in some areas and leav­ Bureau said, based on estimates phans will be doubling," she official voice of the govern­ body through a cement mixer is currently drawing ing thousands of orphans, in­ by his agency, Aids would be said. V alleroy said there are ment, reported "the official crowds to a court-room in this eastern French city. cluding many infected with the the major cause of death anlong more than 250 000 children in l-ecognitim of the Angolan Civic Sirnone Weber, with her hair who died at the age of 80 - fi ve virus, researchers said Satur­ adults in African, countries sub-Sahara Africa orphaned by A:ssociation (ACA) Friday. The neatly permed and her clear years earlier. day. south of the Sahara by 2015. Aids and the number may rise group was founded in January blue eyes seems an urIlikely Weber denies all the charges Projections by the US Bu­ "Some areas already have to 16 million by 2015: 1990. , 'diabolical granny", and the in the case in which the prose­ reau of the Census forecast that level of infection,' 'he said. Up to 40 percent of the chil­ The ACA' s stated goal is to charge sheet running to 15 000 cution's evidence is constituted that by 2015 there will be more Forty percent of the adult dren born to Aids-infected prepare Angolans to live in pages contains no hard proof by the body of her former than 70 million cases of Aids populati0u in some cities in mothers will develop the dis­ democracy after the govern­ of her guilt. husband and a torso in a suit­ in the countries south of the Tanzani.. is infected, Way said, ease and many will die before ment and Unit a negotiate an But for the last three weeks, case fished out of a river. Sahara Deselt. adding that the infection rate is the age of5. end to the civil war. Weber has spat out insults, scorn According to the prosecu­ Aids-related infections al­ 30,3 percent in Rwanda's capi­ In some areas, Valleroy said, , 'Much work is needed to and mockery as witnesses stood tion, the torso, found on Sep­ ready represent up to 80 per­ tal of Kigali. the extended family system will pacify spirits, educate and bring to testify against her. tember 15, 1985, by a fisher­ cent of the hospital admissions Linda A Valleroy of the US absorb the orphans. together the Angolan fanilly , ' , "Garbage ", she shouts out man in the river Mame is that in Zambia, said Dr Peter H Agency for International De­ But in Uganda and Tanza­ according to ACA leader as she grasps the microphone, of Het tier, who disappeared on Perine of the Uniformed Serv­ velopment said that in Kam­ nia, Valleroy said, "many Joaquirn Pinto de Andrade. branding witnesses as "hood­ June 22 the same year after ices University of the Health pala, Uganda, Aids is expected families can no longer cope. Peace talks between the two lums," "bird-brain" or "dregs being accused by Weber of Services. by 1992 to almost double the There aren't enough caretak­ ':Yarring sides ended in dead­ of society". having affairs with "sluts". , 'It has devastated Zambia, " rate of death - to 53 per thou­ ers to take care of the orphans. " lock a week ago in Lisbon, Her devastating attacks have "The head, arms and legs he said at the meeting of the sand - among women aged 25 She said she knew of, one Portugal but are expected to brought her the nickname 'Ex­ were missing. The flesh had American Association for the to 35. A sinillar Aids-related grandmother who was raising resume next month. ocet', after the dead! y French beencutupwithasharpinstru­ Advancement of Science. "It death rate increase is .expected 14 children whose parents died Both sides say they want to missile. ment. is overwhelming the health care among adult males. of Aids-related disease. " sign a cease-fire this year. In addition to facing charges The bones were sawed, " in­ system in the country." Because most of the Aids­ Nearly all of the spread of The Angolan parliament for the murder of her former vestigators told the court. About 22 percent of the related deaths are among able­ HIV in Africa is attributed to created an advisory body from lover Bernard Hettier in 1985, "Several attempts" were re­ women of reproductive age in bodied men and women who heterosexual contact, the ex­ various political quarters this she is accused ofpoisoning her quired to saw off the neck. - the Zambian capital are infected are rearing families, many perts said. lIJ the United States, week to help President Jose second husband, Marcel Fixard, Sapa-AP with the human immunodefi­ children are left without par­ the disease is most frequent Eduardo Dos Santos draw up ciency virus, or HIV, that causes ents. among homosexual males and legislation to permit new par­ Aids, Perine said. " By 1992, we estimate that IV drug users. ties by April. US shoot down own men National Guard who later led The bulk of those taken into the Contra rebels, was shot late custody - 2 800 - were arrested RIYADH: Two US soldiers were killed and six others on Saturday as he got into his on charges related to liquor injured by an US anti-tank Apache helicopter dUring car after a meeting in the Hotel violations. - Sapa one of seven border engagements with Iraqi forces early 26 Unita The charred bodies of vic­ Intercontinental, police said. yesterday, a US Military officer said here. tims lay in the street as the 'Pro-Sandinista Radio Ya Floods ravage Marine Brigadier General Richard Neal told a news rebels killed injured were helped from the said Bermudez may have been bi-iermg that the soldiers were hit during engagements scene with their burned clothes killed by supporters of the left­ hanging in shreds. Queensland along the Kuwaiti and Iraqi border and that an investi­ LISBON: The Angolan army ist Sandinistas or by members gation was underway. killed 26 guerrillas in a recent Drug traffickers set off scores of a rival Contra factiOlL - Sapa­ BRISTANE: Almost half of clean-up operation in several of car bombs in Medellin 'dur­ Reuter Australia's second largest state He added that a US Bradley fighting vehicle and a M- provinces, the Angop news ing a drug war which raged in of Queensland was declared a 113 radar-equipped armored vehicle were destroyed by agency monitored in Lisbon 1989 and 1990. But in July flood disaster zone on Sunday. missiles rll'ed by an Apache helicopter. - Sapa" said on Saturday. 1990, the traffickers declared Ruanda/ Flooding has continued The operation against Unita a truce and the bombings Uganda peace throughout the state since rebels took place on Wednes­ stopped. - Sapa-Reuter cyclone Joy hit the central coast day and Thursday in the two bid of the northeastern state in late Gulf demo in church central provinces of Huambo December. Liberian lead­ KENN:1!:BUNKPO RT: A church service attended by US and Bie and the eastern prov­ NAIROBI: Ugandan Presi­ A monsoonal trough fol­ ince of Moxico, according to ers at odds dent Yoweri KagutaMuseveni lowed, isolating the Gulf of President George Bush and his wife Barbara was dis­ Angop, which cited an official and Rwandan President Juve­ Carpentaria communities, and rupted yesterday when a man in the congregation made military communique. Aroly FREETOWN,Sierra Leone: nal Habyarimana will meet in earlier this month flash flood­ an impassioned appeal to stop the bombing of Iraq. losses were two dead and two Liberian rebel leader Charles Zanzibar for talks on relations ing killed five people "This is the most vicious, immoral act, stop this mas­ injured, according to the com­ Taylor's detemlination to lead after the recent invasion of and caused extensive dam­ sacre. Stop this bombing," said the man, who stood up munique. an interinI gov.ernment appears Rwavda from Ugandan terri­ age southwest of here. - Sapa­ and spoke for about five minutes at Kennebunkport's The report also said Unita to undemline a new peace tory. Radio Uganda said yes­ AFP. First Congregati0nN Church as the president listened forces launched a bomb attack accord, threatening an alliance terday. against police headquarters in with rivals, and jeopardizing impassively. \ The radio said Museveni had The protester, who was later identified as John Moxico on Wednesday that peace prospects. already left for Zanzibar with "Charles Taylor is not going Schuchardt, a Massachusetts lawyer, was forcibly partially destroyed the build­ his foreign minister Paul ing but caused no victims. - to tell the Liberian people what Semogerere. removed by security officers after he resumed his ha­ Sapa-AFP. he wants to be," rival rebel The meeting follows pres­ rangue later in the service. leader P~ce Johnson told sure from European diplomats reporters III Freetown on Fri­ in Kampala for direct talks to Mega car day ori his arrival from peace FOR THE BEST INTERNATIONAL NEWS GET settle the quarrel between the bomb kills 22 talks in Lome, Togo. two neighbouring states. A COPY OF THE NAMmIAN EVERYDAY.. He was commenting on Rwanda says the rebels are Taylor's pronouncements he MEDELLIN, Colombo: Police operating from bases inside would be chosen to lead a searched for a motive on Sun- Uganda, but Uganda denies this. dilY for a huge car bomb blast temporary government at a - Sapa-Reuter Which killed 22 people and national conference scheduled brought back fear to Colom- March 15. The conference date I think I was drunk I hate q person bia's cocaine capital of Medellin was set at the peace talks SA police I did flot 50y that! who I istens to what after months of relative peace. mediated by four West Afri­ launch huge I soy when I'rn Police chief Colonel Jorge can leaders on Thesday and l/ drunk Ferrer said police had no firm Wednesday. - Sapa-AP. sweep I indication who was responsible for planting the bomb. It ex­ PRETORIA: South African ploded near La Macarena bull­ Contra leader police on Saturday arrested 5 ring on Saturday evening as shot dead 551 people in a countrywide I ~~~ thousands of spectators were sweep fomling part of Opera­ drinking and talking in the street MANAGUA: An ex-leader of tion Sentry. after a bullfight. _ the US-backed Contras that A statement from police Possible qulprits mentioned fought an eight-year civil war public relations in Pretoria in the press were drug traffick- against the former Sandinista confirmed the arrests, but said ers leftist guerrillas or ene- government of Nicaragua was the focus of the operation was mies of the Qullring 's owners. shot dead in the car park of a crime prevention rather than The 200kg car bomb, Qper- Managua hotei, police said on making arrests. ated by remo ~e- control ', caused Sunday. The operation concentrated immense destruction, setting Eruique Bertnudez, ~8, a on business areas and used 468 fire to dozens of cars and turn- former colonel in Nicaraguan roadblocks in which 26 308 vehicles were searched. ing ~~!l!:.~Q...J.r'.~~~~~~-=--=-,-4i<;:taJ gJ_hg1!~t;ill!LS~~ '~ ,.i • . A ... .1Ii #.:l. .. ~.:. ...n, _.... : .&. ... Cfo. . 8 Monday February 18 '1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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Namudjebo ota fudikwa nena PEFIMBO loshiongalele osho ,;!la ningilwa pokapalc kaShakati Olomakaya la djako, omupresidende Sam Nujoma okwa indila opo engaf"rli li li mwenene noku dimbulukwa efyo la nakufya Eliakim Namudjebo. Okwa shiivifa yo kutya nakufya okwa kala omukondjeli manguluko. Okwa kala yo noku yandja omakwafo kovakondjeli manguluko pefimbo loita. Efudiko laye ota li ningwa nena mOmafo, okudja mOngeleka yEngela. KOmbalantu naku pewe uuyelele

MOSHIFO shoThe Namibian shomafiku 1 Feb. 1990 omwa li mwa holoka oshipopiwa koshiyo shipalanyolo "Okulonga noudinini" oshipopiwa eshi okwa li sha pandula elelo laMbalantu'nElenga ekulunhu loshitukulwa osho. Mokushilesha onda nyengwa mokumona osho sha pandulilwa elelo eli, kutya oshike naana sha pandulilwa. Nande okwa li ngo kwa yandjwa kutya omolwa'iilonga oyo ya longwa kelelo 010. Ngeenge nda mono ouyelele ohandi ka kala nda twa kumwe noshipalanyolo osho sha tumbulwa metetekelo. , Mombalanhu omu omuna ombalrumbaku noshihauto shoshi- 10ngo?Ondapumbwaosheshikandishiikutyaoinirnaeiivalloya ama ombalantu peni? Osheshi fiyo opapa oshitukulwa omo tuu omo, omuna ovanhu tava mono oihuna va pumbwa omakwafo. Oshike ihava kwafwa kombakumbaku nokohauto oyo? Ondi udite ngeenge mboli opena sha sha tya ngaho osha pumbwa okuwapalekwa, opo shi dule oku kwafa eehepele ado dili moshitukulwa omo. Apa kandi udite kutya osho sha wana oku pandulila elelo 010 oshike? Omanga lina oshikefa shoyeendifo ihai longo sha shili ashike moshilongo sha mwena, omanga ovanhu tava mono oihuna. Ohandi indile'elelo loshitukulwa eshi shaMbalanhu li yandje OV ANAFIKOLA vomOwambo okwa li va indilwa opo oministeli yelongo iboloke mOwambo pahololo madiladilo ouye1ele nhumbi hall longifa oinima ei, Naashi la etapo kutya avo. Omo va shivifa kutya ovalongi vefike lunga po·400 novalongwa vefIke lunga pomayovi 4 kavena oilonga oshifike peni? Ondi udite ngaha kutya ota shi kakala shiwa mOwambo. ngeenge oshiwana ta shi ka pewa ouyelele kutya oinirna oyo ya tumbul wa metetekelo oilipeni nohailongifwa ngahelipi, olyelye Pamushangwa hokololo 00 vena. Ashike nande ongaho opapa. Omushangwa owa vena ouyelele kutya ovalongwa eli omupashukili wayo. . wa dja mornbelewa yOshikondo oufemba wovanhu ouna oku twikila yo kutya oslli'kondo eshi vefike lunga po-7228 ovo Elelo laMbalanhu yelifila oshiwana, okwoove la tala. Sha bala shElongo moVenduka, longifwa pamukalo nruwa, osho ota shi ka tula ondunge dila­ vehena eefikola ovengudu okuuda omulandu welelo loshilongo 00 wa tulwa po. Sho shi oonakuholola omadiladilo ava omushangwa wa twikila. dilo ei moilonga diva unene okudja postanda 8-12. pandule omolwa ovawiliki vasho vawa. Apa inatu twa ondubo mOwambo vahapu vomuvo Oministeli oya shiivifa yo tuu meefikola dilili nokulili. Oshikondo osha shiivifa yo ngeno noshipopiwa shomupopi a tetekela ashike oku mona oveli ovanafikola ovo vafiyapo kutya ova kala noku longela Omwaalu wovahololi madila­ kutya otashi ka pumbwa ouyelele koshinima eshi, ngeenge mboli okwa kala oshinima eefikola. lrumwe nOndangwa nOshakati, dilo ita u tu kumwe nao u niwe ovalongi vefike lunga po-309- shatya ngaha. Moshilongo sha manguluka nomaupyakadi avo ove a shii. koshikondo shelongo mo Ven­ 396, opo va kale va tula ovalmgi Tandi kelelo laMbalanhu eshi 10 tall ka kala la yandja ouyelele ovanhu ovena shili oufemba Oshikondo oshi na yo ouyelele duka, osho omushangwa wa vefike lunga 12360 moilonga, moshinima eshi. wokuholola omadiladilo avo, kutya opena ovanafikola inava shiivifa. Oshikondo osha shiiv­ notava ka pumbwa eeklassa shina sha nomaupyakadi 00 mona eenhele meefikola fiyo ifa yo kutya vo ova kala ashike dili 309.

ombili. Ota indile opo Opolifi Rudi's Grill Take Aways nEtanga leameno li longele Presidende a kenyanana kumwe opo va kale va kandula po omikundu edi, ota indile opo ovanhu moshilongo va lon­ OMUPRESIDENDE woRe­ hakula ovanhu, alushe Oilongifwa yooPW Botha gele kumwe nova ninge ova­ publika yaNamibia omusha­ moku'aluka kwavo vahapu natango omo ill mokati ketu, polifi voshilongo. mane Sam Nujoma okwa li a vomuvo ohava hange ookal­ tai kendabala oku eta edun­ Ngeenge owa mono ta shi lombwela engafifi pokapale yamupombo vaya eenyala dakano moshiwana noku teya ningwa lopotela opolifi diva. kaShakati nokwa koleka yo momaumbo avo. kutya ominyonena dihapu ode Okwa wedako ta ti omaumbo ta di ningwa moOwambo odili eendokotola 10 moumban­ tadi ningilwa owina noda galanlru okwa iwa eenyala koo­ longekidwa. .kalyamupombo moule woma­ Sheehama ota Ashike nande ongaho fiku 10. Omupresidende okwa ominyonena da tya ngaha ota shiivifa yo kutya opena di ka konakonwa moule, omipopyo ode ta di ti ookal­ molwaashi ova ningi yamupombo ava otava vake ka mangululwa voikulumuna moumbanganhu eengombe dovanafalama oveli ovanhu ovo inava bala nokudidipaa, vahapu vomuvo Eemhangu dopombada moBloemfontein oda tokolwa opo di nande okulonga. oveli oilyo ikulu yoKoevoet. mangulule Leonard Natangwe Sheehama. 00 eli melopotelo "lna mu li ningililamo nande; "Omwa deulwa keembulu lominyonena 5 ledipao na mbali dokulongifa oitopifa. Epangelo lange 'ata li ka -~t¥a ' okulonga,oilonga yominyonena Sheehama okwa li a pangulwa lotete mo Walvisbay komupan­ onghatu yokwa kola, na otamu ya tyangaha, ngh.ee u wete·twa gull P.H Tebutt omafiku 21 April 1989 . Okwa li a tokolel wa efyo keli vela eembedi" . . denga mbulu a ye keengolo, lu-5 melqpotelo lokutela eeboIlU\, naheyali modolongo. Epangelo Eendokotola dihapu Odo hadi nena nye ita mu ke tu nyenga lanamibia ola shiivifa kutya Sheehama ota shi dulika a kamangul- i momikunda nelalakano lokuka nande". Osho presidende a ti. j .-~ ':"'~""--=;;...~";:"~---=-=- '-- -'.' THE NAMIBIAN Monday February 18 1991 11 Acheson gearresteer Die Ierse burger, Donald Acheson (53), wat vir 'n ruk lank in Namibie aangehou was as hoofverdagte in die sluipmoordaanval op Anton Lubowski op 12 September 1989 word tans in Suid·Afrika aangehou. Donald Acheson, 'n self erkende BSB-lid, het 'n paar weke gelede in 'n sensasiewekkende onderhoud met 'n Suid-Afri­ kaanse dagblad beweer dat hy 'n opdr8.g gehad het om, Gwen Lister, die redaktrise van hierdie koerant, te "elimineer. " Hy het egter enige betrokkenheid in die Lubowski-sluipmoord tydens die onderhoud ontken. Hy word, volgens 'n woordvoerder van die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisie, in Pretoria in John Vorster-plein aangc~ou terwyl vooIbereid­ ings vir sy deportering aan die gang is. Hy is op Woensdag verlede week in hegtenis geneem deur immigrasieamptenare van die Suid-Afrikaanse Ministerie van Binnelandse Sake omdat hy onwettig in die land is. Sedertdienis hy onder toesig toegelaat om sy persoonlike sakies af te handel in die land en wag nou op die dag waarop hy deporteer sal word. Dit is nog nie bekend gemaak n.a watter land hy gestuur sal wordnie.

Die Polisie verwilder bier 'n oproerige groep voor die Randse Hooggeregshoofwaarin Winnie, die vrou van Nelson Mandela, op klagte van menseroof en aanranding met die opset om ernstig te beseer, verskyn. Die saak is tot 6 Maart uitgestel nadat een van die getuies verdwyn het en twee ander getuies nou weier om teen,Wmnie te getuig.

DIE Ministerie van Binnelandse Sake veroordeel die Uitspraak in Sheehama berig "DTA helps with registration" in The Times of Namibia van 11 Februarie 1991. Volgens die ministerie is die inhoud van die berig foutief. Sakkie van der Merwe, die gesien word as 'n daad van ~appel weerhou Adjunk-Permanente Sekretaris, verwarring en is 'n doelbewuste is op 8 Februarie deur 'n lid poging om anargie onder die Die Bloemfonteinse appelbof het sy uitspraak weerhou in die saak van Leonard Volgens die staat moet hier­ van die DTA genader met die publiek te skep, volgens die Natange Sheehama wat veroordeel is op vyfklagtes van moord en twee van sabotasie. die getuienis ook gesien word versoek om saam te werk met verklaring. Hierdie veroordelings het gekom nll drie bomaanvalle in Walvisbaai gedurende 1986 saam met omstan­ digheidsgetuienis wat toelaat­ die DTA om persone wat Die ministerie ondervind nie en 1987 waarin vyf persone die lewe gelaat het en 23 besi.:-.!r is. f,f Namibie!se burgerskap wil 'n tekort &an aansoelcvorms nie baaris. Sheehama was 'n verkry te registreer. en het ook die samewerking Sheebama is in die streeksbof getuienis, nie genoegsaam te is en kon hierdie plekke aan opgeleide Swapo "terroris" en Die standpunt van die min­ van die magistraatskantore en van Walvisbaai deur regter P.H. wees om die staat te oortuig die polisie uitwys. uit die getuienis van 'n sekere isterie was enis nog steeds om die streekskommissarisse in die Tebbutt op 21 April 1989 dat Sheehama wel die bomme Persone wat niks met die sersant van Zyl het Sheehama nie met enige PQlitieke party veroand. Soos al die ander reger" gevonnis: in die munisipale kantoor en ontploffing te doen gehad het opleiding in die bantering van saam te werk in die uitvoering ingsinstansies verwelkom die Hy is vyfkeer ter dood vero­ die slaghuis geplant het nie, niesou teen die tyd al vergeet plofstowwe gehad. van sy normale pligte nie. ministerie alle vorme vanraad ordeel vir die moorde en is volgens die argument van die het waar die bomme geplant Sheehama het ook aan Sho­ Enige persoon wie aansoek en konstruktiewe kritiek uit twee keer tot sewe j aar verdediging. was, volgens die staat, en mongula sy betrokkenheid by wil doen vir burgerskap moet enige oord maar sal nie enige gevangenisstraf gevonnis op Die staat moes ook nie die Sheehama kon nie sy inligting ,die plant van bomme in Walvis­ op sy ofhaar eie aansoek doen ongevraagde inmenging in die aanklagte van sabotasie. getuienis waarvolgens Shee­ oor die pqsisies van bomme baai erken. volgens.die verduideliking van regeringsake wat onder hier­ Vier jaar van albei vonnisse hama die plekke van die verkry het as by nie 'n aktiewe Indien die getuienis oor die die ministerie. Die aansoeke die ministerie val, aanvaar nie. sou gelyktydig uitgedien word. ontploffings uitgewys het en rol in die plant daarvan gespeel uitwys van die plekke waar die moet direk aan die ministerie Die verklaring veroordeel alle Die verdediging voer aan dat die verklaring v~~r die magis­ het nie. bomme ontlof het, uitgelaat . gedoen word en nie deur 'n pogings van hierdie aard en die staat die getuienis waarin traat aanvaar het nie, omdat Sheehama het volgens die word sal die enigste getuienis groep of politieke party nie. wil aan die publiek uitwys dat Sheeharna, volgens aantygings, bewys dat dit vrywilliglik staat die polisie direk na die teen Sheehama wees, die erk­ Aansoekvorms is verkrygbaar hierdie poging 'n versinsel van die plekke waar die bomme gedoen is nie deur die staat slagtery geneem en die pre­ enning wat hy teen Sbomongula by magistraatskantore en die die betrokke organisasie is en ontplof het aangewys het aan gelewer is nie en die onus op siese posisie van die born gemaakbet oor die born by die kantore van streekskommis­ niks te doen het met die minis­ 'n polisieman, moes uitgelaat die staat rus om dit te doen. aangedui. poskantoor. sarisse dwarsoor die land. terie nie. het uit sy saak. Die waarde Volgens die saak van die Dit kan nie as 'n neutrale Die opening deur die DTA Die versoek word aan die geheg aan hierdie getuienis is staat het Sheehama, twee jaar fuktor beskru word nie en bewys van kantore in sommige dele publiek gerig om op die nor­ minimaal en behoort, in die na die ontploffings nog presies Sheehama se absolute betrok­ van die land, oenskynlik met male wyse voort te gaan as afwesigheid van ander geweet waar die bomme geplant kenheid. die doel om die Ministerie van hulle vir burgerskap wil aan­ Binnelandse Sake te help met soek doen. Die ministerie is TRANSKEI AFRIKAANS BOP I die registrasie van persone om begerig om al die aansoeke te r------I ------I --- STANDARD 9 DET&BOP STANDARD9 I burgerskap te bekom, moet ontvang vir oorweging. 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VOETLlG o VIR MENEER ' MY NAME 0 OTHELLO SCHOOLS o o EXPLORINGS BOP 'n Salarisverhoging van 14 persent is aan die on· DET o KLEINBEGIN derpunt van die skaal toegeken met 'n verhoging van 11 o ~~~~W2RM 0 E STANDARD 8 IN DIE PROSA ~~~~~~ 0 ~~~;~~T STANDARD 9 op die bopunt van die eenheid waaroor onderhandel is. DET &BOP BOP o JULlUS CAESAR 0 EXPLORING o DIE EDELVLAK STANDARD 8 Die verhoging sal terugdateer word tot 1 Januarie 1991. GUide lines Study Aids are Guidelines covers every Matric STANDARD10 DET VAN d~ .:: ~"1 ,1 ed to help wea~er students syllabu s, also Standards 8 & 9. 2ND LANGUAGE ST ANDARO 9 o JULlUS CAESAR DONKERKRUIN o SPANTOU 10 pass and brighter students 10 do • uNE-BY-UNE SUMMARIES o TWELVE Die verhogings wat toegeken is was laer as die in die even better. • DETAILED NOTES THE WIND MENEER GHONG ~~~~~06~~~s SHORT STORIES 0 ~~6~~~TORIES o laaste paar jaar maar beide partye het 'n begrip getoon Compiled by e'pen teachers • CHARACTER SKETCHES O AT DAWN o . o ~~EURFONTEIN EN NAPOLEON with many years' experience 01 • QUESTIONS ANO MpOEL vir die swak handelstoestande in die laaste tyd en die' te aching and ma rking Matric, ANSWERS QUESTIONS" ANSWERS ENGLISH UNIVERSAL R18,95 + GST behoefte om die maatskappy op 'n winsgewende basis te RS,DO HANDLING CHARGE ON ALL ORDERS C.O.D. OR CASH o WINDAT IR IC.O .D. ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY RI,OO DEPOSIT R12,95 + GST DAWN o FACTORISATION bedryf. 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Johnso.n wins by a head SASKAT O ON ,SMkatchewan: Ben Johnson escaped with a nar­ row victory on Saturday, leaning across the finish line to edge a close field in the 60 metres at the Canadian Indoor Track and Field championships. Johnson accelerated steadily to clock a time of 6.65 seconds, short of the Canadian record of 6.61 and nowhere near the world record of 6.48 set by Leroy Burrell on Wednesday in Span. - Sapa AP Abebe beats Moneghetti CHIBA,Japan: Addis Abebe of Ethiopia held off Australian Stephen Moneghetti's desperate ,,;>urt and won the men's 12- kilometre race by five seconds yesterday in the Chiba interna­ tional cross-country competition. Little known Ethiopian Derertu Tulo outran an elite field of women distance runners ina six-kilometre race at the Showa-no­ Mori cross country course, southeast of Tokyo. Abebe was timed in 34 minutes, 30 seconds, Hith Moneghetti second in 34:44. - Sapa AP Equal match fo.r two. bantams TOKYO: Abraham Torres of Venezuela stopped unbeaten Joi­ chiro Tatsuyoshi's bid for a sixth straight knockout victory, ,'J hol ding him to a draw yesterday in a 1O-round bantamweight non­ BORBOSA, who played an excellent for Agosto, has Black Africa's right back Bigman SchuJts in sixes and sevens title fight. during yesterday's exceting second leg match. The Angolans won 10-1 on aggreggate after winning yesterday's Torres, ranked seventh among World Boxing Association match 2-1. bantamweights, fired fast and accurate jabs against the 20-year­ old Japanese, and the two traded powerful blows in the last half. - Sapa AP BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS-FROM PAGE 15 SOCCER SHORTS-FROM PAGE 15

England thrashes France 60-4 of the ~up . post from point-blank range in the 75th.minute. - Sapa. English first division Leeds,England: Winger Martin Offiah led Great Britain to a Chelsea 0 Wimbledon 0 record-breaking 60-4 drubbing of France in the rugby league test Two stifling offside t(aps and uninspired offenses meant Sekana SC'OreS two here on Saturday. chances were few at Starnford Bridge. Chelsea's lowest league The Widnes flyer flashed over for five tries - another best for gate of the season saw Wimbledon's Dutch goalie Hans Seg­ n six minutes tests between the two countries - in 31 dazzling second-half ers tip away a shot from Denis Wise and Dave Mitchell, play­ minutes to give Britain a brilliant follow-up to their 45-10 ing for Chelsea for the first time in two years after injury, head bonanza in France last month. a center over the bar from ten yards. ORKNEY: Two second half goals by Steve Sekano in the space Stand-off Garry Schofield was not far behind Offiah in the Crystal Palace 0 Queens- Park Rangers 0 of six minutes gave Moroka Swallows a winning start to their individual honours, his hat-trick on his club ground lifting him High-flying Palace missed the chance to draw level on points NSL Castle League soccer season in Orkney on Saturday. to second place behind Mick SuIlivan in Britain's top test try­ with second-place Arsenal by failing to knock over struggling 'The game came to life after the interval when Swallows' scoring list with 25. - Sapa AFP Rangers. superior discipline told against a competitive Stars outfit. The visitor should have left with all three point but Les Sekano broke the deadlock on the hour when he was on hand Ferdinand headed wide of the post from six yards on 42 minute.s to convert an Andy Cencis cross. Wales fo.rce Ireland to. a draw with only Palace goalie Nigel Martyn to beat. Six minutes later Sekano seized upon a loose pass from Ephraim Ranamane in the Stars defence to make it 2-0. - Sapa. CARDIFF: Ireland outscored Wales by fourtries to two in the five Sunderland 1 Nottingham Forest 0 (1-0) nations championship here on Saturday, but still had to settle for Striker Marco Gabbiadini scored his first goal for ten games a 21-21 draw. for Sunderland, heading the ball home on 39 minutes after Tanzania clinch The visitors paid the price for dropping goal-kicker Michael Colin Pascoe' s centre was touched on by Kevin Ball. Forest Kiernan after their defeat by France two weeks ago. Stand-off went close to levelling when Phi! Stamuck's close range shot Champion's Cup Brian Smith missed three kicks and replacement full-back Kenny was beaten out by Welsh international goalie Tony Norman Murphy fluffed a conversion. three minutes after half time. - Sapa AP Wales led 18-13 and 21-17, but Ireland levelled with a try 12 DAR ES SAlAAM: Tanzania's Simba Sports Club beat Sports minutes from the end by right wing Simon Geoghegan. - Sapa Villa of Uganda 3-0 here on Saturday to lift the East and Central AFP. African Club Champions Cup for the second time. After a barren first half, Simba opened the scoring in the 72nd minute with a goal from left-winger Hassan Haffif, and man-of­ England balked in run crawl the-match Zamoyoni Mogella clinched victory for Simba with goals in the 77th and 85th minutes. It was Simba 's second victory COLOMBO: Sri Lanka embarked on a run crawl on Saturday, in the 18-yearhistory of the tournament, having won the inaugu­ frustrating England for a for a second full day to reach 409 for ral event in Dar Es Salaam in 1974. Limbe left of Malawi took nine at the ' close of play in their first innings in the second third place in the eight-team tournament, after defeating Zanzibar's unofficial test here. Small Simba 2-0 on Friday. The other teams taking part in this The overnight pair of skipper Brendon Kuruppu and Marvan year's toumament were defending champions Kenya Breweries Atapattu thwarted hopes of an early breakthrough for England a and another Kenyan club, Gor Mahia, Coastal Union of Tanzania when they set up a l17-run stand for the fourth wicket in 236 and AI-Mourada of Sudan. - Sapa AFP minutes when play resumed. - Sapa AFP. Last-but-o.ne ball LesotholTanzania wipes o.ut England fail to score Auckland: New Zealand beat England by seven ruils in the last of MWANZA:Tanzania: Tanzania's Pamba:·F C settled for a 0-0 'three one-day cricket matches here on Saturday, winnin~;. thcr draw with·Royal Defence Forces"of Lesotlio in their African ,series 2-1, after yet another Englani:l batting collapse., ., -Champions Cup preliminary round second'leg here on Saturday. ::.: In a frantic final over, England needed eight runs from th'f.last But the Tanzanians advance into·the first rdUild proper on a 3- ~o balls to win the match,With one wicket stan~g but An.gus o aggregate after a convincing win in Masertftwo weeks ago. ,'Fraser was bowled.p'y the.penultimate ball,from Chris Pri4ale. "'They now meet Sportivo Matcliedje of Mozambique next \" Needing' 225. to win England- made an excell~, jast-sc?Vn~ ·month. - AFP - '. ) }Cf, ; start with openers Graham Gooch and Mike Atherton takiri$ the ., .:! : p~tner shi p to 83 be~ore G??Ch wa~ b~wled for 47. - S~pa.. ~~. ", '.' ' ... 1 • • Aston Villa:,; squash Sovi~s 1- • • . Chicago,lllinois;. lennifer Capriati, 'playing in per fir$t 'tourna­ .. ~,. ment of the year, suffered her first setback here qn Friday when 'HONG KONG: The English first division '~Occer team Aston she lost in straight sets to Helena Sukova in the quarter-f'inius of THE German ambassador to Namibia Harald Gans, Villa beat the Soviet squad Dynaino Moscow ~ -0 on Friday in the a 350,000 dolla.r women's' tennis tournament. ·pictured with his son Gitto, gives the thumbs up sign for Chinese New Year's Marlboro Cup soccer t<:>urnament. . Capliati, seeded fourth, found herself overpowered by Sukova's Striker rony Cascarino headed ill the ball fC!.r Aston Villa in the strong serve-and-volley game, losing 6-4, 6-4 in just over an the Black Mrka-Agosto encounter yesterday. The 12th minute of the second half. In another game, Hong Kong hour. ambassador also said that he was very mnch pleassed defeated fue Thai national team 2-0 after a goalless draw in the The sixth-seeded Czech bombarded Capriati with three aces with BA's performance and he that Lady Luck surely first half. Aston Villa meets Hong Kong today to decide top place and 17 service wirmers and took advantage of the teenager's was not with our champions after the Angolans scored in the four-team tournament. unforced elTors. - Sapa AFP. two eassy goals in the fIrst half to win 2-1. The winner receives 20 000 US dollars. - Sapa AP Becker retires with leg injury

BRUSSELS: Boris Beeker lost more than a tennis match when he was forced to retire hurt in his Belgian Indoor Championships semi-final against Andrei Cherkasov of the Soviet Union here on Saturday. The German also lost his world number one slot, as he needed to win here to prevent Stefan Edberg regaining his place on top of the rankings. Edberg missed the Belgian / event last year but his average for the past 52 weeks will be enough to see him overtake Becker again. Beeker, the winner last year, wasonesetalland2-2in the third when he finally gave in to the pain of a pulled thigh muscle in his right leg, which he aggr!?"ated at the start of the second set. I "I've been feeling sharp pains in the thigh for the past 48 hours;' Becker said. He dismissed suggestions that he was more sorry to have f lost his world number one ranking than repeating last year's success. r "I'm just happy to have nothing more serious than a pulled thigh muscle," he retorted. "It's not>8S serious as the torn muscle I got in Paris but I still think I have had to play in too many tournaments in order to stay among the top world rankings." In yesterday's final, Cherkasov played the winner of the other semi-final between Edberg, the number two seed he­ hind Becker, and fourth-seeded french man Guy Forget. Semi-rmal NAMIBIAN Prime Minister Hage Geingob (with glasses) introduced to Premiero do Agosto players by team Andrei Cherkasov (USSR) bt Boris Beeker Germany x- captain Viera Diaz (no.9) before yesterday's African Cup of Cup Winners' return leg clash at the Independence l) 2-6, 6-3, 2-2- Beeker retired hurt. - Sapa AFP. Stadium in Windhoek. The Angolans won 2-1.

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with Pirates still trailing 1-0 Gwabeni and Lawrence Ma.ake. Darkies go through Albert Nyalunga 's And Umtata Bucks frittered opportunist eighth munute goal. away two golden opportuni­ down to Pirates enjoyed a clear terri­ ties of gaining a decisive 2-0 torial advantage during the lead when Frank Sinalo shot Bosmont match, but lacked confidence wide from in front of an open until the closing stages when goal in the 29th minute and nesday midfielder Carlton Palmer and Johnny 'Black Sara Mlengu shot against the LONDON: Glamour-boy Paul Gascoigne and a bunch JOHANNESBURG: Bosmont Palmer was caught in posses­ Sunday' Masegela came on as of no-names from third-division Cambridge grabbed Chelsea collected their first sion and the ball was swept late substitutues for Alfred TO PAGE 14 the spotlight on Saturday in big FA Cup victories in Castle League points when they upfie1d to John Taylor, whose English soccer. defeated newly promoted Dan­ centre was tumedhome by Lee gerous Darkies 1-0 in a hard­ Philpott. Twelve minutes from Gascoigne, the impish dar­ in the only Premier Division fought Castle League soccer time, Taylor added the third ling of the fans since starring matches played. The rest of clash at the Union Stadium, with a lob over the goalie's in last summer's World Cup, the top-division schedule was Newlands on Saturday. head and Dublin netted his scored both Tottenbarn goals called off because of wet The decisive goal was scored second a minute from time after as the Spurs rebounded from a grounds or cold weather. by Andre Davies in the 5th accepting a ,weak back-pass 1-0deficitto beat second-divi­ Gascoigne lifted Tottenbarn minute after he collected a from Wednesday's Danny sionPortsmouth2-1 and reach into the quarterfinals with a defence-splitting pass from Wilson. the quarterfinals. pair of goals in the final 30 Vincent Rabe to put the home Cambridge, meawhile, minutes. He tied the match 1- Notts County 1 Manchester side. 1-0 ahead, much to the City 0 (1-0) reached the FA Cup quarters 1 in the 60th minute, then booted delight of the enthusiastic Gary Lund scored a last­ for the second successive year Spurs in front six minutes from crowd. minute winner for County, who with a 4-0 victory over sec­ the end. They were his 16th Former Federation club, ond-division Sheffield Wed­ are on the fringe of promotion and 17th goals of the season. Chelsea, held a territorial ad­ nesday. Dion Dublin scored At Cambridge, fans paid up from division two. Added to vantage throughout but both ------NAMIBIA------­ twice to give Cambridge their to 50 pounds to scalpers for the team because first-choice clubs exposed glaring weak­ W~kly R30 R60 ninth consecutive victory and tickets to the match against player David Regis was un­ nesses which will be exploited Daily R125 R250 stretch their unbeaten streak to available, Lund steered the ball Sheffield Wednesday and - if by clubs such as Kaizer Chiefs, home from ten yards after Kevin '"""------SOUTH AFRICA------. 15 matches in a row. they were rooting for the home Orlando Pirates and Moroka One'round behind, Arsenal team - they got their money's Bartletthad opened up the City Weekly R33 R~6 Swallows. . Daily RI40 R280 ~_ ,finally advanced with a 2-1 worth. defence. Nelspruit-based Darldes' best Portsmouth 1 Tottenbarn 2 BOTSWANA, LESPTHO"MALAWI, ZIMBABWE victory at Leeds in their third Dublin opened the scoring chance to equalise came in the replay. 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Local football back on the map ... BLACK AFRICA LOST BUT WERE NEVER HUMILIATED NO one gave Nashua Black. the fluency of the match with Africa a chance in their CONRAD ANGULA time-wasting tactics. return-leg clash in the The usually goal hungry Mike African Cup of Cup Cham­ personai skills and a superb goal from right winger Bor­ Petersen, with the exception of pions coin petition against tactical approach prevented boza from 45 metres. the error made by goalkeeper them from scoring more goals. " The second half saw a more Toromba when he failed to Primiero de Agosto at the The match itself was played composed Black Africa as the handle an easy shot by Bor­ Independence Stadium at a very fast pace with some champions lived up to their boza which resulted in the yesterday after their 0-7 excellent moves from the visi­ nickname, the Lively Lions, second goal, was also one of defeat in Angola a fort­ tors. showing attacking flair which the main culprits for most of night ago. However, Black Africa. who had the Angolans on the defen­ his side's missed chances. Not even the most ardent appeared to be more polished sive for the better part of the The match failed to spark supporter of the Namibian and better prepared this time, final 40 minutes. towards the dying minutes champions expected their he­ beautifully countered their Africa's efforts were re­ except for the few times that roes to put up such an excellent opponents' moves with their warded when their huge for­ Toromba was forced to make performance. superb defense, led by skipper ward Christopher Henzen de­ some really· tough saves' that But one man - Rusten Indies Damaseb. servedly scored in the 61st min­ were even praised by Andrew Mogane, BlackAfrica 's co~ch The Angolan team, never­ ute. Peerstoff, a soccer fan. - surely meant business when theless found their first loop­ The powerful Henzen re'­ Peerstoff also congratulated he told the Namibi~ Sport on hole after Black Africa's de­ ceived an excellent setter from Naslrua Black Africa, "for their Thursday that his team was fense failed to concentrate mid­ second half substitute Anzeles excellent performance' '. going to give a good account way through the middle of the inside the Angolans baby box. He said he could not believe of themselves on Sunday. first stanza. He outmanoeuvred an An­ that the Lively Lions would Black Africa's display even An Angolan midfielder golan defender before he un­ give such a wonderful perform­ pleased German Ambassador pounced on a loose ball, pulled selfishly passed to Henzen who ance "especially after their 0- Harald Gans, who said only Africa's entire defense to the calmly tipped the ball past the 7 defeat in Angola' '. bad luck saw the Namibian left and cleverly chipped to an diving Angolan goalkeeper The Namibian Sport also re­ team' go down 2-1. unmarked Loth, who masterly Tomas, to net the first -goal ceived many telephone calls Said Gans: "I think it was a tipped the ball past an outrush­ from a Namibian player in the from local soccer fans, offi­ honourable result. Black Af­ ing Metra Toromba - Black African championships. cials and players who congratu­ rica was cautious, too cautious Africa's goalkeeper. Black Africa tried very hard lated Black Africa for their in my opinion, in the first half. Our champions seemed to for an equaliser but their good fine performance against the " However, they started to have been slightly taken aback moves were blocked by their Angolan champions. gain confidence towards by the goal and the visitors fol­ more experienced Angolan halftime and only the lack of lowed with another stunning countetparts, who also killed

A serious expression from this discus thrower as she gave it a full go during the Shifidi Secondary School inter-school athletics meeting at the Independence Sta­ dium on Friday. Mafia link claimed in Maradona scandal NAPLES: Diego Maradona was interviewed for three hours here on Friday by examining magistrates looking into alle­ gations that the football star is involved in a sex and drugs ring. Naples prosecutor Vittorio Sbordone said in a statement that' 'telephone calls intercepted as part ofinquiries to find those behind drugs trafficking" had implicated the Napoli and Argentinian captain. The statement claimed Maradona had asked for "'the goods"', believed to have been drugs, and women, "from persons known to the police"_ The three magistrates, all experts in drugs cases, outlined NASHUA Black Africa's national star Mike Petersen,is blocked by Primiero de Agosto's sweeper Neto in on Friday the case being put together by Sbordone. yesterday's second-leg match won 2-1 by the Angolans at the Independence Stadium. Lokking on are Smithley They officially told Maradona that he was being investi­ Engelbrecht and Bolef. gated for possible possession and useof drugs, legal sources said. Other sources here claimed Maradona admitted to the magistrates that he had been in contact with prostitutes linked to a Mafia clan, eight members of which have been Borg's return gets cool reception arrested as part of the enquiry. He is also believed to have admitted speaking on the BRUS SELS ,Belgium: Stefan his finding the going tough. He the Donnay tournament in In an age when fibre and telephone with Carmela Cinquegrani,considered by police Edberg and Mats Wilander are said it would be even harder Brussels. oversize rackets have added as adrugs pusher and the lynchpin of a prostitution net­ less than enthusiastic about the for Borg, who will turn 35 in Borg has been training ex­ power to a player's potential, work. attempted comeback of fellow June. tensively over the last few Borg is attempting his return But he is thought to have categorically denied using drugs Swede and former tennis great "Getting into the top 100 months and is expected to seek with his trusty wooden racket. or being involved in drugs trafficking. BjomBorg. would be a real achievement some wild card entries for Wilander and Edberg said "It is sad in a way. I don't (for Borg)," said Wilander. European clay court tourna­ this woVld make his comeback He has already been given the backing though ofNapoli's see any need for it," said Edbetg Borg, who won 11 Grand ments this Spring. . prospects even more difficult. Brazilian striker Antonio Careca. during the Donnay Indoor Slam titles between 1974 and Known for his top-spin The opposition itself has "I hope that Diego can get back to a peaceful life again Championship this past week. 1981, has expressed interest in ground strokes and wide reach changed drastically, Wilander soon, because he has had all sorts of problems recently," "There is a nruch greater chance making a comeback a decade on the baseline, Borg was a warned. Careca said. . that he would fail rather than after his last French Open title. natural on the slow courts. He "The ball is hit so much "But he has a very strong character and 1 am convinced succeed." Wilander and.Edberg have won the French Open played harder and the new players are that he will pull himself through yet again - even ifthfs time The 26-year-old Wilander is both gained the No 1 ranking on clay six times. so big. Their services are al­ it'sa major issue. We are all behind him and we will be with attempting his own comeback since Borg's heyday. Edberg Borg also won fi ve times on most unstoppable, " he said. - him if he needs us." - Sapa-AFP this year after a bad year, but took the top ranking again during the grass at Wimbledon. Sapa-AP.