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Thursday September 26 R80 000 buying .binge denied by PM's office

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AN ecumenical prayer service, organi. had for prayer. sed by the country's major Churches, They also prayed for the future of Ar· was held at Arandis on Tuesday to pre· andis and for their children's future, pare people for mass retrenchments and Lessing's sermon was about Iif~ after re· unemployment starting last week. trenchment as after all Jesus Christ died According to HannsLessing of the and rose again. at Arandis Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Re· The people should not give up on the public of Namibia some 200 people camE! future, or sit around and be idle, even if to the service. the days ahead proved difficult. He urged They had a chance to express their people to carry the message home and to Residents gather over removal feelings of dissatisfaction, doubt and fear continue Arandis' tradition of peace and during the time which the community not taking violence onto the streets. TENSION and insecurity are in the air at Arandis as JOSEPH MOTINGA residents are unsure whether they will be forced to go next March. Rossing Uranium yesterday certain. It may be cheaper to Lessing said that what said that as part of the retrench­ house remaining workers at Tsuwaseb had told them was ment of750workers - bClieved Swakopmund and bus them to different from the letter the by some to be nearer 882 - they work. mine sent them on September and their families will:bave to However, Rossing said yes­ 18. leave their company houses in terday that it would never force Lessing says Tsuwaseb prom­ Arandis by March 31 next year. its workers to move to ised that no~ one would be Rossing said that they hoped ~ opmund. moved, against their will, but Arandis would become a mu­ _. also warned that it may cut the letter only says the mine is nicipality "before long" and the community development considering the wish of the that another authority, would activities availa1:>le to its em­ workers not to be moved. take over services in the town ployees and their families in Lessing says that Rossing's where currently everything is Arandis. letter also says that manage­ Hill by the mine, Rossing also denied it had ment hope that once Arandis' On Monday rught worried ever promised retrenched wode­ legal status is sorted out, the residents held a mass meeting ers they would be able to stay town will be able to SUppOlt to hit back at what they saw as on. itselfby attracting enough in­ the mine's position and to plan For the residents, Lessing dustries and other work. their own future for the town. said that onSeptemoor 16 their However he welcomed the Hanns Lessing, a member of committee met the mine's mine's assurance in the letter the residents' committee, said superintendent for Housing and that it would consider the resi­ that the status of the town might Community Development of ~nts' committee in all future not be determined by March Arandis, Axaro Tsuwaseb, and discussions on the town. 31. This could lea"~ retrenched­ gave him an eight-point reso­ Yesterday Rossing only re­ workers and their families with lution. ferred to a joint committee set no protection or choice as to This mainly covered the up between the company and whether to leave the to\\'I1. wishes of the committee that the Government to discuss the WINNERS. Caryn Eliasov (left) -and Nolan Kotting of Centaurus High School in According to some, the very retrenched workers who want future of the town. It said that Windhoek yesterday walked off with the R4 000 prize in the Rossing Foundation's future of the town some 50 kil­ to stay on should be allowed to Young Scient:::~s Exhibition for their display, 'Tea Fungus?' See details and more ometres from the coast is un- do so. Continued on page 2 pics, p6. Photograph: Andrew Perrin ' "-:2 Thursday September 26 1991 THE NAMIBIAN ~ )t ee l. 1.1; $ , .i t e .''-' I" 1'-1""". "{. r i ~ ", ". ~ "y ~ ~ i .

nology. It said that the future of re­ trerx:hed employees after March 31 1992 will be decided at it had already played a key joint talks between the Gov­ role in encouraging new in­ ernment and the company. dustries and had invested R6 It did not say that the Aran­ million in the nearby Namib­ dis residents' committee would ian Institute for Mining Tech- be included in these talks. Vakature Senior Sekondere Skool Mariental benodig 'n THE matron of mission hospital gets a lesson in the benefits of mosquito nets from Uwe Rathman, owner of the firm which supplied 400 nets recently donated SKOOLHOOF to the hospital by the German Government. om te begin op 1 Januarie 1992. Stuur die aansoek aan: Bushmen get boost in Ministerie: Onderwys en Kultuur Privaatsak 2160 fight against malaria KEETMANSHOOP AS the first mosquitoes of lar understanding of 'prevent­ were supplied by a Namibian Slultlngsdatum: the season start to make their able diseases' by educating firm which has been manufac­ 1991-10-31 presence felt, people in Bush­ people at local level. Malaria turing the items for the past manland will feel the benefit Awareness Week will soon year. Employing 25 women and Die vOlgende vakatures bestaan vanaf.1 Januarle 1992. of a thous~d mosquito nets come round again to remind working hard to convince a (2) Onderwysers: Biologie St. 7-1 0 which the Government has just people of the various ways in growing number of customers bought for the region. which they can keep the dis­ that mosquito nets make sense, (3) Onderwyseresse: L.O. (Dogters) St. 6-10. Primary Health Care (PHC) ease at bay. •Mossi Nets' is based at Otavi. Wiskunde en Aardrykskunde. campaigns throughout the While past administrations During its first year of opera­ country are gearing up to in­ tended to concentrate on chemi­ tions the small firm has sup­ St. 6-8 sal 'n aanbeveling wees. crease awareness of the link cal solutions to the mosquito plied various schools and hos­ between mosquitoes and ma­ problem, such as DDT spray­ pitals in the North with one of Stuur die aansoek aan: laria. Despite the fact that ing, more progressive meth­ the most reliable safeguards Die Skoolhoof malaria is one of Namibia's ods stress the importance of against malaria. Along with main killer diseases, particu­ protecting yourself from the the Bushmen, the latest people Posbus 314 larly among children, there is insects. Mosquito nets, insect to receive mosquito nets were MARIENTAL still widespread ignorance of repellants and protective cloth­ the patients of Oshilruku mis­ its cause. ing are some of the key recom­ sion hospital on the border with 9000 The PHC drive,launched by mendations suggested by the Angola. The German Govern­ (Tel: 0661-833/865 (w) en 439 (h) the Ministry of Health and Health Ministry. ment recently donated 400 nets Social Services in February Ibis The nets bought for Bush­ to the hospital in time for the Slultlngsdatum: 1991-10-31 year, hopes to increase popu- manland by the Government coming malaria season.

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THE general manager of TOM MINNEV and could harm people by being Enerkor Nami~ia, the breathed in and by skincontact although it would take very company behind a pro­ which provides only the "gerru­ large quantities to affect Wind­ Academy from scarce books, rather than posed Usakos oil refinery, ine article" which is appar­ JOSPEH MOTINGA says he also deals in "red ently made in the Soviet Union hoek's water supplies as Bar­ having their own copies. Hos­ lett had hinted. staff members have been to be sold for rocket fuel and nine-tenths comes from the tel fees have not been increased merCury". But Russell The pro-forma invoice cut off as part of an econ­ making chromium among other speci­ omy drive at the top edu­ Government. although costs are growing as Bartlett denies he has any fies China with the mercury to In fact the current budget is otherwise bursaries the students links with tricksters hawk­ uses. cation body which is hit by Bartlett provided a "pro furma be supplied by an Australian 'R2 million less than in 1987. receive would not be enough ing bogus samples of the firm called 'Gemail', under­ lower funding and high invoi~e' , which he gave to one Current inflation, which he says to support thein. inflation. mysterious substance to Windhoek businessman inter­ cutt4tg earlier claims only to is 15 per cent, will also put The Academy is also liter­ naive but rich Namibians. buy in the Soviet Union. With no more funds avail­ funds under pressure. ally suffering a brain drain. ested in buying the mysterious B artlett claims that up to 30 substance on a deal involving Meanwhile the man behind able, at least until a conunis­ Foreign donors are unwill­ Ordinary professors are paid people, mainly with Aogolan the oil refinery scheme, Frank sion of inquiry into higher ing to put up any money until some R105 000 a year while some $385 million OR1 101 links, are walking around million) of red mercury. Even . Atherstone the top executive education makes its opinions the future of the Academy is the highest levels at' the Acad­ Windhoek with various sub­ a sample would cost the buyer of Enerkor and of Namibia known, the Academy is tight­ settled. The conunission of emy are paid R65 000. This stances ranging from mercuric Refining COIporation, denied ening up on spending. inquiry has given its findings means that it is hard to bring in R2 500. However the technical bromide used in preserving details do not make scientific having any coonectim with "red Cutting a few phones from to be considerea by President contract professors. mercury" or any other busi­ bodies -to compounds proba­ sense aCcording to some ex­ outside calls if the offices do Sam Nujoma and his Cabinet Fourie told The Namibian bly from anununition facto­ ness deals of Bartlett. He said not need to make contact out­ and eventually ratified. Even­ that the Academy has no re­ perts -and arouse suspicions. ries. He wamed that test samples Bartlett claims the red mer­ he had only used Bartlett as a side the Academy could lop tually the recommendations and serve bank account to cover are handled very casually but local agent. Rl00 000 of the Academy's changes will make the future any unexpected costs. Although cury is a radioactive fonn of could be very dangerous. mercury which is in very high Bartlett later rang The RO,4 million yearly phone bill. university have wider accep­ putting off repairs and not Police spokesperson Com­ Namibian that this was caused Repairs progranunes have tance and support, according buying new teaching equip­ demand and is used in rocket missioner Siggi Eimbeck said fuel and chromium manufac­ by a misunderstanding and he been put- off, professors are ­ to Fourie. ment saves money in the short­ that he had only heard of one remained manager ofEnerkor slipping_south wards attracted The cuts include not appoint­ tenn, it will eventually cost ture although there are no uses case of a man purportedly sell­ in Namibia. A police explo­ Namibia which is the com­ by higher salaries and there is ing new staff when positions more as more repairs will have ing the substance. pany he says is in charge of a severe shortage of library can be restructured to spread to be made and there will be a sives expert told The Namib­ Bartlett runs a commodity ian that this was very unlikely building the proposed US$150 books, according to the acting wolk among other existing staff. big backlog in equipment. million refinery - at Usakos. broking company called Real as the only explo~lve form of rector, JJ Fourie. Teaching, resean:h, laboratory This comes at a time ~en Time from a house in Wind­ mercqry is a compOUnd with Recently a contract was signed Fourie said that since 1987 equipment and holding scien­ the Academy is preparing to hoek West. He says he has sulphur which would be far too with local construction firm the Academy has not seen any tific seminars are hard hit. spearhead an advance in edu­ links to a Swiss firm called NamibBeton to install roads, increases in funding, of which Students have to take notes cation for Namibians. explosive to carry. He added Arge Planimex Futuremics that mercury is very poisonous water and electricity in the town ready for some 300 houses. Work is to start on October 1 and the house building after St Paul's takes Christmas with the refinery apparently set to be shipped in Korea next August. census honours ,. Correction: THE Publicity and Education Committee ofthe Census . ~ ~ project yesterday announced the winners of a poster competition to advertise the census. A DEADLINE error crept into yesterday's The Nanubian ~n First prize went to 13-year-old Mich-Rose Emrnett of St Paul's tM newspaper accidentally and College. She will receive a return ticket to Europe courtesy of incorrectly referred to -Hans TransNamib. Berker as the Judge President. Sheena King, also of St Paul's, got the second prize, a trip to -The Judge President is Judge the Etosha Game Reserve. Third place went to 14-year-_old . -Johan Strydom, while Hans Ashley Wauden, also of St Paul's. Berkeris the ChiefJustice. We There were several runners-up, who will receive small prizes. -apologize for any misunder­ The prize for the school with the _most entries went 10 the A standings which may have Shipena Secondary School, Katutura, with 674 _entries. arisen. I SHEENA King (left) and Kerry Mould, of St Paul's College, Windhoek. The two designed a model town, designed to be lit with wiDd-generated electric power, Honorary consuls for -Namibia complete with separate areas for different economic classes for the Young Scientists THE Ministry of Foreign M­ lomatic missions in foreign staff embassies and consulates It Competition. was announced yesterday that multi-talented Sheena won second fairs yesterday announced a contries. where' 'due to budgetary con- prize in the Census poster competition. For more on the Young Scientists Exhibition, Cabinet decision to employ Honorary consuls are -na:tion- straints the young Republic of see page 6. Photograph: Andrew Perrin honorary consuls in some dip- als of the host country, rather Namibia canot open diplomatic than of Namibia, and perfonn missions." A statement said their duties on a part time, furthe~ that "even where voluntary basis. The decision Nanlibia has Embassies, some Ne-vv censorship laws 'soon' was taken due to financial countries are just too vast to be contraints on the government. covered from their capitals with the Namibian constitution. I-_Th_e_h_o_no_r_ary__ c_o_nsu_l_s_Wl_·ll_~al_one __ .'_' ______A NEW censorship act is STAFF REPORTER in the pipeline for Namibia, "What we are aiming at is but at this stage it is still seemingly forced to drop the faw in the hands of a three-man creating a new law that con­ Minister also had to carry gifts not clear in what way the case after The Advertiser Cabinet Conunittee. forma with Namibian standards, for foreign dignitaries and new act will be different claimed not to be a member of The committee includes and is not in conflict with the usually brought back gifts he the Media Council- and there­ Minister of Information and constitution. had been given by his counter­ from the South African fore not subject to the Coun­ - Broadcasting Hidipo Ha­ •• It will be up to the Namib­ cally stated it was "not even parts abroad. laws currently in force. cil' s authority. mutenya and Minister of Jus­ ian people to decide. It is not remotely near" R80 000. In addition, joumalists trav­ The Director of Copyright When The Advertiser refused tice Ngarikutuke Tjiriange. only a question of undesirable Furthennore, the rumours of elling in the Prime Minister's Services, Publication Control to submit to the Media Coun­ The recommendation to materials, but also shaping what a shopping spree were a "lie" , delegation usually, can;ied and Film Exchange in the cil's authority, the Council amend the act was made be­ type of cultUre we want," he and most members of 1he group heavy equipment such as video Ministry of Infonnation, Ta­ apparently refused to pursue cause the ministry feels the explained. Although he could came back "as poor as we left". cameras and sound recording rahShinevene, yesterday con­ the matter because it was in­ South African act is based on not say what type of act would Damaseb explained that the equipment. firmed the government was formed new censorship laws South African standards, which emerge, he pointed out that the excess baggage was largely Damaseb conceded that the preparing new censorship laws. -would soon be passed. may not necessarily be appro­ world, and even South Africa, - caused by heavy communica­ excess baggage fees would have This disclosure comes shortly Shinevene was however not priate tQ Namibia. w as.becoming more liberal. tions equipment needed for the to be p~d by the dov~rnment. after the news that the Media in a position to say, whether The view of the ministry With regard to The -Wind­ trip. However, he emphasised that Council has decided to drop -a the new law will be more strin­ apparently is that the strong hoek Advertiser's back page The Prime Minister needed Government money would only complaint against the Wind­ gent or more liberal as far as religious and political biases girls, he felt this was more to to be provided with effective be used to pay for special hoekAdvertiser filed by Mari­ nudity is concerned. in the South African Publica­ do with the Media Council than communications as he had to equipment - and not private etjie Pottas. He said the Ministry of In­ tions act need to be reviewed. the Government. be in constant touch with goods carried by members of Mrs Pottas complained to fonnation made a proposal to Shinevene pointed out that "The Government agreed that Namibia while travelling. the delegation. the Media Council over The the Cabinet to have the South under the South African act the media should be self-regu­ However, telephone links in "The Prime Minister is under Windhoek Advertiser's back­ -African Publications Act, No many political publications, lating, and if The Windhoek some countries were not al­ no obligation to pay for equip­ page girls, on the grounds that 62 of 1974, which is still in including Swapo publications, Advertiser says it does not ways reliable, which is why he ment used when performing the pictures of semi-nude girls force in Namibia, amended. could be considered illegal. recognise the Media Council it had to carry his own equip­ official duties, just as camera­ were degrading to women. Cabinet has now left the woik This meant that the act might is up to the Council to do ment. . men and journalists don 't have The Media Council was of drafting the proposed new in fact be in direct conflict something," Shinevene stated. When travelling the Prime to pay," Damasebconcluded. . ". 4 Th-ursday September 26 "1991 . THE NAMIBIAN R36 million payout: The payout 6fmoney to former Koevoet and SWATF ~embers will cease on 4 October 1991. This process has been continuing for 6 months and recipients have had ample time to collect their cheques. Please note that Standard Bank will not consider any new claim.made after' 4 October 1991. The Office of the South African Representative will consider all claims made before the mentioned date and infotin potential beneficiaries," on an individual basis, of further developments.

R36 miljoen .ui tbetaling: . . .. - -.....,- • .1 ... . - Die uitbetaling van geld aan voormalige Koevoet en SWAGM lede word op' 4 Oktober 1991 beeindig. Begunstigdes het die afgelope 6 maande dus genoeg tyd 'gehad om hul tjeks af te haal. N eem assebliefkennis dat'Standard Ban!( geen nuwe eise wat na 4 Oktober 1991 gemaa~ word, sal oorweeg nie. Die Kantoor van "die Suid-Afrikaanse Verteenwoordiger sal alle eise wat voor genoemde datum ingedien is, oorweeg en poten­ siele begunstigdes op. 'n individuele basis inlig van yerdereverwikkeling. THE NAMIBIAN Thursday September 26 1991 5 A litt e light at end o tonne for backyard workshops

BRINGING backyard Windhoek and the Commu­ welders, carpenters and JOSEPH MOTINGA nity Development Self-Help other skilled people into a Project of Namibia based at . more commercial setting to CRIAA' s deputy represen­ Mariental said they would start is the aim of the latest co­ tative Abdelkader Mekki. similar workshops which would bring isolated backyard me­ operative workshop. The CRIAA will provide on-the­ job training to the members, chanics and artisans together R400 000 Kasimi project and a section of the complex into collectives. in Windhoek's Katutura will be put aside for this. However, both say they do is set to open next month Members of the co-opera­ not have enough money to start and will be the first com­ tive were this week finishing the projects. plex entirely funded by a the building work. The parastatal First National CO-OPERATIVE members hard at work to prepare their working premises. voluntary agency. Philip Neumbo said he used Development Corporation has Photograph: Joseph Motinga to be a self-employed welder also been running these kinds Building work is nearly fin­ in the backyard of his house. of workshops on a semi-com­ ished but work tables and other Now that he is to be a member mercial basis for several years fittings still have to be installed. of the co-operative, he will in different parts of the coun­ Murdered Eventually it will provide spend weekdays at the work­ try. workshops for some 30 skilled shop and only do work at home Upholsterers, mechanics, over 20c workers who are struggling to occasionally, for instance at leather tanners, panel beaters support themselves, although weekends. and other skilled workers rent THE Windhoek High Court at present only 12 are mem­ Former exile Pieter Angula workshops for RIOO a month. yesterday found a 27-year-old bers of the co-operative. said he had done a two-year Upholsterer Jacobus man, Eduard Timotheus, guilty Kasimi is funded by the welding course at a United Kharugab said the main prob­ of murder and sentenced him French government . through Nations Vocat:!0nal Training lem is getting people to pay to eight years' imprisoriment. development agency Centre for centre for Namibians in An­ their bills when the repairs they Two years of the sentence was Research-Information-Action gola. have ordered are completed. suspended for five years. for Development in Africa Since coming back he had He says that he often does not According to evidence led (CRIAA). been unemployed apart from have enough cash to pay the in court, Timotheus attacked It will be run by a board of one or two short-telJl1 welding rent to FNDC but fortunately Hafeni Haufiku over the pay­ trustees bringing together the jobs with companies such as the business organisation un­ ment of 20 cents for a home Ministry of Local Government Rossing. derstands the problem and al­ brew, which Timotheus had and Housing, the Council of Other bodies are also look­ lows him time to pay. drunk. Churches in Namibia and rep­ ing for ways to en;ourage skilled Next door his neighbour is Tunotheus pleaded not guilty resentatives of the Kasimi artisans to work together and selling goods at the street marlcet and told the court that he had Workshop Co-operative. build their bu siness into some­ and does not have such bad acted in self defence. Eventually it will be handed thing more profitable which problems. Judge Robin Hannah found over entirely to the co-opera­ can support them. that Timotheus' actions had tive once it is running on a The Collective Self-Help exceeded the limit of self-de­ commercial basis, according Project of Namibia based in THE Namibia Credit Union's Sophy Shaningua fence and had been unneces­ sary. TOM MINNEY More towns CREDIT unions, a popu­ Credit unions go North lar co-operative savings for Namibia club, are making great advances in northern laws governing it to be made to borrow in future to expand union is the second women's One home industry in the THE Government yesterday Namibia where many only once it is well established, their stock and improve their union in Osbakati 1lllIIket. Credit North is making baskets. 1bese said it was urging that final would-be savers are hun­ as has happened in South Af­ business. unions in the north are hoping are sold on the street corners in arrangements should be made dreds of kilometres from rica. Credit unions are small After a month spent in the to rationalise and draw together. Windhoek and as far afield as to proclaim the areas of Aran­ a bank or building soci­ groups of friends or work-mates North, Shaningua said Oshakati Before fonning a credit union, Cape Town. but the industry dis, Katima Mulilo, Khorixas, who encourage each other to nwket has improved a lot since prospective members must meet and sales could be improved ety. Okakarara, Ondangwa, save, even if only a small independence as each woman and work together as a •• study considerably. Ongwediva, Opuwo, Oshakati According to Sophy Shanin­ amount, and can also make has her own area which is now group" to learn more about the Shaningua says she looks and Rundu as towns. gua, promoter at the Namibia loans to members ofthe group. far cleaner with more profes­ unions and who are the best forward to helping women • The granting of town status Credit Union League, three The biggest credit union in sional stall-running. She was members of the group to take improve their businesses. In to the areas will mean that full credit unions are working and the North is Onghundana Iwa able to give them business tips key posts. the north she found the women property rights will be extended several more are nearly ready. (Good News) credit union in and other help incuding profit There is a study group of very hard-working with a good to the areas, allowing residents The North has chosen its Oshakati nwket. This has some and loss forecasting and how teachers at Ngolo as well as "background sense" of how to to buy their own ervens, regis­ own regional promoter, Maria 300 members, mainly women to market their goods. about 100 prospective mem­ run a business, so they do not ter ownership by title deed, Aludhilu, and an office to who sell meat and vegetables, OntuIi teachers' credit un­ bers at Ehafo and groups at need much extra training to and register bonds on prop­ promote the unions is to open and they have saved some R4 ion has some 20 members, all Endola and Omusimboti, says make their work more profit­ erty, among other advantages. early next year, probably at the 000 which women will be able at Omatala. Freedom credit Shaningua. able. • First National Development Corporation's premises in Oshakati. Recently credit unions hit ~.jQg.);I'iHlii1) tlle news when the Re-gistrar of Banks and Bu~lding Societies, In Water Treatment Ed Nolan, said that although I.W.M. is canvassing: he supported the credit unions they are not covered by the For a Franchise Holder of our superior range of Banks Act, which is set to be chemicals and equipment for water treatment for mines, updated soon. Shaningua said , industry. food processing, laundry. municipalities and since then she has had to deal [HANDIGASI many easy to reach users of water. with many phone calls, reas­ This is an opportunity for a person with qualifications in suring people who are mem­ the chemical world and will be very rewarding and bers of credit unions that their CONGRATULATIONS WOERMANN, BROCK satisfying creating yor own busines. organisations are reputable and set up by world-wide credit MEGA SAVE ON THE OPENING OF WrIte - Phone - Or FAX union associations. "People are advised to be YOUR NEW OUTLET - Your interest; Kindly supply a C.V. demonstrating your confident in the people look­ abilities in the chemical field and your business ing after their money. experience. It is our aim to teach people WOERMANN , BROCK to trust one another. I do not Industrial Water Management (PTY) Ltd. PO Box 443 think we are a threat or com­ VALUE MARKET! Johannesburg petitor to the bank - we are Republic of South Africa trying to· empower the grass­ ADDING YET ANOTHER 2012 roots, " she explained. HANDIGAS OUTLET RIGHT Shaningua added that it is I'I~ AFROX Phone: 011-887-8405 ON YOUR DOOR STEP FAX: 011-887-0345 normal for people to start Tel. (061) 225681 something good and for the ,ep31126/9 6 Thursday September 26 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

turn out a lot less than 'per­ fick' when Pop finds he has an important prior engagement with the magistrate! Nam's young scientists Staffing: David Jason, Pam Ferris, Pbilip Franks 19h55: Filler 16h56: Opening 2OhC)O: News rewarded for efforts... 17hOO: ReHgious programme 2Oh45: LA Law 17h05: AIvin and the Episode 12: Van ~~ked Chipmunks to be a superior court jUdge, TEENAGERS Caryn Eliasov awareness of the resources used 17h37: Educational Roxanne and the other secre­ and Nolan Kotting of Centau­ ANDREWPERRIN in making paper. Programme fudia taries decide to walk out if rus High School in Windhoek prizes awarded in all .catego­ powered model cars. The In­ Claudia van Gierszewski of 17h56: Agriculture for All Bmckman doesn't give them yesterday pulled in the Grand ries. stitute of Mining and Metal­ Centaurus High School got 18h26: Upstage what they want. Winner of the Best Investiga­ The prizes went to exhib­ lurgy also presented prizes to second prize in her category 18h59: The Darling Buds 21h27: Naked under Capricorn tion for their Young Scientists itors young and old, and to the best exhibits relating to the for her project, 'Which Wash­ of May A drama series based on the display entitled 'Tea Fungus? , displays as varied as !hose found minerals industry. ing Powder Washes the Whit­ Episode 4: Pop Larkins is burst­ novel by Olaf Ruben. The pair landed a prize of R4 in the show itself. Among the other displays est?' She told The Namibian ing with pride as the wedding Starring: NigeI Havers, John 000, to be split evenly between Namibian pupils were greeted awarded prizes were a collec­ that a of his beautiful eldest daugher Jarratt, Penny Cook them. by deputy minister of Educa­ tion of serviettes by V Gous­ lthough it was not the top draws near. But sadly, things 22hl2: Sport The Exhibition's Floating tion Buddy Wentworth, who sard and N Maraun of the winner in her experiments, she Trophy Award, given to the pointed out that Namibia's Gennan High School, Wind­ recommends people use school that offers the best economy is based on agricul­ hock, an investigation into bitter Woolworths' brand detergent --TODAY'S WEATHER-- support for its teams, went to ture and mining. milk by H Currie of the Ger­ because it is the only one tested ... Partly cloudy and warm but hot in the north the WlIidhoek Hoer SkooL And Namibia's well-being, he man High School, that is fully biodegmdable. She and Namib. Scattered thundershowers are Swakopomund Gennan High said, "depends on our ability Swakopmund, and a study of claimed it washed effectively, _expected in the south and east but only in the School students N Courney­ to understand nature and ma­ underground lakes in Namibia if not quite up to par with her Clarke, C Kassab, and T Lang nipulate it". exteme south-east today. by V Bond of St Paul's Col­ most effective contestants. will be sent to' Johannesburg In keeping with a major theme lege, Windhoek. The prizes were awarded by ... Coast: cloudy and cold with fog. Isolated next week to enter their radio­ of the competition, responsible Hosky Gowaseb and Basil the Chief Judge of the compe­ thundershowers are likely in the south today. controlled glider in an interna­ and human-interested science, Lorenz, featured in yesterday's tition, Professor Peter Spargo, ... 'Yind: moderate north-westerly to south-westerly. tional exhibition. awards were also presented from The Namibian, took third prize BSc, Msc Cert Ed, of Cape Along with those top prizes, the Wildlife Society of Na­ in their category for their proj­ Town, in the outoor courtyard the Rossing Foundation's mibia for the best conserva­ ect onmakingpaper. They told of the Rossing Foundation's Young Scientists Exhibition tion-related projects, and from The Namibian they hoped their Educational Centre in Kho­ wmpped up yesterday with the EPA for a race of solar- project would prompt more masdal.

Today is Thursday, September 26, the 269thday of 1991. There are 96 days left in the year. Highlights in history on this date: ... 1679 - Denmark and Sweden sign treaty of Lund, under which Danes lose all their conquests . ... 1815 - Anti-liberal Holy Alliance is formed between Austria, Russia and Prussia to maintain Vienna settlement which revised Left: PROFESSOR Peter map of Europe . Spargo (right)~ the Chief ... 1850 - Freedom of the press is restricted in France. Judge, presents a third ... 1907 - New Zealand becomes self-governing dominion within British commonwealth. prize to Basil Lorenz ... 1914 - Battle of Sandfontein in South West Africa. (center) and Hosky ... 1918 - Allies launch offensive that eventually breaks Ger- Gowaseb (left) for their many's Hiodenburg Line in World War 1 . exhibit on homemade ... 1928 - Act of League Assembly, embodying Kellogg-Briand paper. The winners, from pact, whereby war is outlawed and disputes are to be settled Concordia College, told peacefully, is signed by 23 nations . The Namibian they hoped ... 1937 - Arabs murder British district commissioner for Galilee. their project would raise ... 1950 - U nited Nations forces recapture Seoul, capital of South public awarenes.s of the Korea. amount of paper wasted ... 1965 -Former president Juan Bosch returns to Dominican in Namibia. Republic from exile in Puerto Rico, and his homecoming is marred by shooting outbreaks. ... 1969 - Military junta with leftist leanings overthrows govern­ ment of Bolivia . Instant looks ... 1970 - Jordan's King Husseinnames new govemmentto placate critics who accused him of plotting to liquidate Palestinian at the issues guerrillas in his country. ... 1976 - Leaders of five black African nations decline to accept THE INSTANT Project plan presented by Rhodesia's Prime Minister lan Smith to (Inservice Training and As­ achieve black majority rule in Rhodesia. sistance for Namiblan ... 1984 - Britain and China initial agreement that returns Hong Teacher s) on Tuesday Kong to Chinese rule in 1997. opened its first annual Na­ ... 1987 - A conference on the plight of children under apartheid tional Workshop for teach­ begins in Harare. ANC president Oliver Tambo attends. ers of life science and physI­ ... 1988 - Speaking at an election meeting in Pretoria, Minister of cal science. On hand for Law and Order, Adriaan Vlok says there are " dozens of ANC the opening ceremony were terrorists" waiting to enter South Africa from Botswana . deputy Education minister ... 1988 - Gunmen kill Buw ese cabinet minister who had been Buddy Wentworth and Luis working to rebuild nation's north and east provinces. Moreno, the European ... 1989 - Soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze tells UN Community (EC) delegate General Assembly that Moscow will join United States in reduc­ to Namibia. INSTANT, ing or destroying all ~henrical weapons. which is a project of the ... 1990 - The Hiemstm commission of inquiry reports that the Free University of A~ter­ Johannesburg City Council Spent Rl,8 million of ratepayers' dam, Holland, and the money in four .years on the unlawful spying on more than lOO Minis$y of Education and individuals and 20 organizations. Culture, Is funded largely ... 1990 - Riots protesting hiring quota plan spread across northern by the European Commu­ India and police kill at least seven protesters. nity. It works on providing school books and equipment to science teachers nation­ Today's Birthdays: · wide, and runs regional Cuthbert Collingwood, English admiral (1759-1810); John Dal­ workshops on science and ton, English chemist (1766-1844); Pope Paul VI (Giovanni mathematics education for Montini) 1897-1978). teachers. Cavin Nyambe, principal of the Mafwila Thought for Today: Secondary School in Ca­ privi, has been with IN­ There is no grief which time does not lessen and soften - Cicero, STAm since AprU. He told Roman scholar (I06BC-43BC). The Namibian that this na­ tional workshop is designed FOR TOMORROW'S to pull together the issues brought up at the several NEWS TODAY, regional workshops around the country and to begin to i READ THE NAMIBIAN - deal with problems that i THE NEWSPAPER THAT'S arise in mathematics and ., science education on a na­ THE samples and testing sites for Claudia van Gierszewsk~ s project testing different ; ALWAYS AHEAD OF THE TIMES. tionalleveL washing powders. Van Gierszewski coloured squares of ~l oth with different stains and roceeded to use different owders and techni ues o· ..:e:::a~ch::.=--______- --",-- '-"'- THE NAMIBIAN Thursday September 26 1991 7

PLO battle INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP ALGIERS: A Moslem fundamen­ talist leader added a touch of hell­ Savimbi returns to Huambo fire and brimstone yesterday to a Palestinian parliamentary meeting LUANDA: Rebel chief Jonas Savimbi met yesterday with sup­ engrossed in the pros and cons of porters in the central town Huambo, his first visit to an Angolan US proposals for a Middle East city since he retreated to the bush in 1976 to lead his guerrillas in peace conference.But moderates a civil war against the pro-Soviet government. allied to PLO chair Yasser Arafat, Savimbi plans to return on Sunday to the capital, Luanda. who favours co-operating with News reports said thousands of singing, dancing followers Foreigners flee Zaire Washington, won the key post of greeted Savimbi on Tuesday as he arrived in Huambo, a Unita chairman of the political. commit­ strongholdin the early stages of the civil war. tee w4ich will draft the most impor­ "We return with our duty done," Savimbi told supporters in BRAZZAVILLE: Expatriates cast early yesterday, said the Mobutu in power when dissi­ tant resolutions. It added to evi­ Angola's second city, 500 km south of Luanda. in Zaire januned boats and pillaging would have "grave dent Zaireans attacked from dence that Arafat's men were Huambo was Unita's headquarters until government troops, planes yesterday as European repercussions" for Zaire's Angola. dominating the session. The funda­ backed by their Cuban allies, drove the rebels out in February soldiers shepherded evacuations bankrupt economy. He claimed But French officials made mentalist leader, Sheikh Saad al­ 1976. The war erupted four months earlier on the eve of Angola's from the troubled nation, where Kinshasa has been left without clear Mobutu could not count Tamimi of the IslamicJihad move­ independence from Portugal. three days of military-led un- . food or medicine. on them this time. ment, took the side of Arafat's op­ rest has claimed at least 30 . The European relief group More than 1 000 French and ponents, who say the US proposals lives. Medicines Sans Frontieres said Belgian paratroopers are in Zaire are an unacceptable sellout of Pal­ Pik sends plane to Zaire The French and Belgian up to 1 750 people were to protect embassies and help estinian interests. With his fmger PRETORIA: South Africa is to send an aircraft to Zaire to governments, who sent troops wounded in the capital of foreigpers flee. The United pointed at Arafat yesterday, evacuate dependents of the South African mission and South to the central African country, Kinshasa alone, and only 250 States loaned several transport Tamimi said, "After this life, there African nationals from that troubled country, Foreign Affairs reiterated their calls to Presi­ people had been able to get to planes to France to help carry is either heaven or hell, so save Minister Pik Botha said yesterday evening. dent Mobutu Sese Seko to move hospitals. additional troops to Zaire. yourself. You are chosen to be­ , , Assistance has also been offered to countries whose nationals toward multiparty democracy Opposition leaders said Rioting and looting by muti­ come the next Saladin... The Jews in Zaire require evacuation," he said in a brief news release. in the country he has ruled for Mobutu had incited the troops nous Zairean soldiers subsided will give you nothing whatever 26 years. The two days ofvio­ to mutiny in Kinshasa and other yesterday in the capital, Kin­ you do," he added.Saladin recap­ lence was sparked by angry major cities to provoke inter­ shasa, but other areas were tured the Crusader kingdom of British hostage home a hero soldiers who had not been paid vention by Western forces. "really tense," Belgian foreign Jerusalem after his Moslem armies for several months. Twice in the 1970s Western affairs spokeswoman Francoise won the battle ofHittin in 1187. His L YNEHAM, England: Freed Beirut hostage Jack Mannlanded in Mobutu, in a speech.broad- troops intervened to keep Gustin said. - AP name is often evoked by advocates Britain yesterday to a hero's welcome after 865 days in captivity. of anned struggle against Israel. The oldest Western hostage held in Beirut, Mann, 77, was released on Tuesday after being held by the Shi'ite Moslem Revolutionary Justice Organisation (RIO). As the air force VC-lO flew into an air force base west of London, it was escorted by a Spitfire fighter plane similar to the one Mann flew as a pilot during World War Two. UN chief intervenes In 1940, Mann wwa one of "TIle Few", a handful of fighter pilots who fought waves of German bombers in the Battle of Britain. He was shot down six times. in dispute with Iraq Media ordered out of meeting ALGIERS: Security officials yesterday ordered all journalists out of the press centre set u.p for the meeting of the Palestinian UNITED NATIONS: Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cueller that might have eluded destruction during the Gulf War that drove parliament-in-exile. Iraq from Kuwait last February. said yesterday he was intervening in the dispute over Iraq's About 200 international journalists, photographers and televi­ detention of UN inspectors holding documents on President Each Patriot battalion has 48 anti-missile missiles, and each sion camera crews were ordered to leave on the third day of the Saddam Hussein's nuclear progranune. will be accompanied by about 600 troops, a Pentagon source told Palestine National Council (PNC) session to decide whether back comments to reporters, the secretary -general said he would Reuters. In Middle East peace talks. appeal to Iraqi Foreign Minister Ahmed Hussein al Samaraei and But so farneitherthe United-8tatesnorthe Security Council has Reuter correspondent John Baggaley said: "We have all just. given any.evidence that an attack is imminent. use other unspecified diplomatic channels to gain the inspectors' been ordered to leave and told not to return before tomorrow "No one is ~ force," a senior Western diplomat the release. on moming. No reason has been given. " , 'I will see the foreign minister of Iraq today and I wantto make council told Reuteff. a new appeal to him, , , he said. ' , We are trying through diplomatic "If they don't comply, we are not just going to go away and do channels to obtain their freedom" nothing but that's the next stage," he added. Chad soldiers mutiny, kill 49 In answer to a question, he said the inspectors were well fed but Rolf Ekeus, the head of the UN special commission in charge they had been detained for quite a long time. of scrapping Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, told reporters NDJAMENA, Chad: Mutinous soldiers loyal to ousted President "We will continue our efforts, " he said. "At the same time, the on Thesday the documents may hold what he terms the "master Hissene Habre have killed 49 government troops and are holding Security Council is very vigilant. ' , plan" of Iraq's nuclear intentions. hostages at a captured military post in northern Chad, the Cabinet The 44-member nuclear weapon~ team is now in its second day Iraq has objected bitterly to the fact UN teams have personnel disclosed yesterday. of detention, after spending the night on a UN bus and in other records. UN sources said the records are important to inspectors The Cabinet held an emergency meeting Thesday night to vehicles parked in a Baghdad compound. trying to find out how Iraq's secret nuclear weapons progranune discuss the attacks carried out over the past week in Tibesti, a The United States has sent two battalions of Patriot missiles to was organised and if any foreign scientists are involved, Un region in the far-north of the central African country. I Saudi Arabia to protect the kingdom from any Iraqi Scud missiles sources said. - Reuters The mutineers have been holding an unknown number soldiers: and their families as hostages since Friday at a garrison in Dirty tricks Zownri, according to the official account of the meeting. 4 OOO-year-old iceman LONDON: AngolanPresident Miners besiege govt HQ Jose Eduardo dos Santos said yesterday right-wing South BUCHAREST: Thousands of coal miners and enraged Bucharest African groups were helping citizens besieged the government headquarters and fought run­ to destabilise Mozambique and ning battles with riot police yesterday in $est sparked by price found in glacier.... might attempt to interfere in hikes and dwindling wages. Angola's first multiparty elec­ About 7 000 to 8 000 coa1miners from the west Romanian Jiu VIENNA: Scientists combed nibbled by animals, but only be consistent with a Bronze tionsnextyear. DosSantos did Valley coalfield hijacked two .trains to Bucharest and marched to an Alpine glacier yesterday for slightly. Age man. not identify what he called the the Victory Square headquarters. more relics of a Bronze Age They were hoping to find The exact age of the leath­ "private entities'· but said they The miners, their faces still black from the pits, were joined by man whose ·frozen corpse was more pieces of ancient equip­ ery.1...-dark-brown body will be were the same groups that had local people. found last week. ment or clothing belonging to pinpointed using the carbon- given funds to South Africa's He is believed to have died 2 the man, who appears to have 14 dating technique. Inkatha movement, whose Amputation sentence for theft 000 years before the birth of been between between 20 and Scientists, worried that their supporters have been battling Christ. 40 years old and measured 1.6 find might rot before detailed those of the African National PESHAWAR, Pakistan: An Islamic court yesterday convicted Professor Konrad Spindler, metres. examinations can begin, were Congress (ANC). "In our opin­ two American Muslims of theft and ordered their right hands and who dated the body from a The mysterious mountain: busy yesterday preserving the ion the forces that have fed the left feet amputated as punishment. crude bronze axe clutched in a eer has already given anthro­ remains With special chemi­ armed subversion in Mozam­ Daniel Boyd and his brother, Charles, were convicted in the hand, said the remains, clothed pologists a treasure trove, cals, for storage in a low-tem­ bique are very active," he told June 20 robbery of a bank in the Peshawar suburb of Hayatabad and remarkably well preserved, Spindler said in a statement. perature container. a meeting of the Royal Insti­ of80000rupees (3 000 dollars). The brothers were also sentenced were of ' 'extraordinary scien­ "The man wore weatherproof Their tests over the next few tute of International Affairs. to five years in jail and fined 50 000 rupees (2 000 dollars) on a tific significance". clothing ofleather and fur,lined months will include an exami­ Dos Santos, on his first offi­ charge of criminal intimidation in connection with the robbery. SpUuUer and colleagues from with hay. The fine leather is nation of the contents of the cial visit to Britain since be­ They have a week to appeal agains the sentence. Innsbruck University flew by tanned, the pieces stitched Iceman's stomach to provide coming president in 1979, helicopter to the 3,200-metre together with fine thongs. clues to the Bronze Age diet. stre~sed he did not believe Sintilaun glacier in the Tirolean "His equipment consisted of But Spindler said much about Pretoria was involved and Yeltsin needs a holiday Alps where the body was found a sort of wooden backpack, a him would remain a mystery. appealed to President FW de MOSCOW: Boris Yeltsin cancelled a meeting with German by climbers on September 19. leather pouch hanging from his "What drove him into the Klerk to do all he could "so Finance Minister Theo Waigel yesterday to take a sudden holi­ The Iceman, as Austrian belt with a fire-flint, probably mountains? that these forces may be day, sparking fresh speculation over his health. newspapers have dubbed him, a bow, a stonenecklace,.aknife Was he hunting for game neutralised... What we want is But his spokesman Pavel Voshchanov rejected suggestions lay undisturbed for some 40 with a stone blade. with companions? Was he positive action, not confronta­ that the 60-year-old Russian president, who took two days off centuries in a pass between "But the most important searching for minerals, so tion, to discourage these work with heart trouble last week, was unwell. "His health is Austria and Italy, mummified discovery is an axe with a brooze important at the dawn of the forces ... who have not yet under­ okay, but he is naturally tired," he said. by the wind and preserved in head attached to a cleft shaft. " metal age ... ? stood the meaning of history, ice. Spindler said the corpse's "His personal history will which is peace and democ­ • Reports from Reuters, Associated Press, Agence France­ Scientists said he had been teeth were well worn, as would be veiled forever ... - Reuter. racy." Presse and Sapa 8 Thursday September 26 1991 THE 'NAMIBIAN Bank issues first Today's quotations for unit trust General Equity Funds: BOEGrowth 133,58 124,84 4,68 Fedgro 118,36 110,52 11,07 Soviet credit card CUGrowth 109,17 101,92 5,29 Guardbank Growth 2250,08 2107,94 5,64 Momentum 226,03 211,53 5,96 MOSCOW: In the latest small step towards capitalism culated using an abacus. Kre­ will follow and there are many Metfund 177,89 165,72 4,74 in the Soviet Union, a private Moscow bank began dobank plans to issue more discussions going on," he said. NBS Hallmark 887,92 829,46 6,88 issuing credit cards yesterday for a deposit of 10 000 cards if the rouble becomes "I think market-driven com­ NorwichNBS 330,37 308,60 8,08 dollars apiece. fully convertible. mercial banks are going to be Old Mutual Investors 2684,73 2504,12 4,80 Apart from the Visa card, aggressive pursuers of new Safegro 125,11 117,08 6,77 Igor Lipanov. a director of will be able to buy goods on Lipanov said it planned to is­ business here. " Sage 2300,92 2148,49 4,60 the Kredobank conunercial credit at nine million outlets sue Eurocards and Mastercards Kredobank, which was Sanlam 1614,02 1508,12 5,22 bank, said at first only compa­ worldwide, of which more than by the end of the year to hard founded in 1989 as a small co­ Sanlam Index 1261,80 1178,79 4,95 nies would be allowed to apply a thousand are in the Soviet currency account-holders. operative bank, currently has . Sanlam Dividend 436,89 407,86 5,42 for the cards, the first issued in Union. Toby Mitchell, area man­ capital of 200 million roubles Senbank General . 117,62 109,58 n/a the Soviet Union apart from The latter include a wide ager o( Visa International for (114 million dollars at the Southern Equity 173,63 162,59 5,46 small pilot schemes by state selection of Moscow stores the Soviet Union, said he ex­ . conunercial rate) and aims to Standard 1089,38 1023,61 7,59 organisations. selling Western luxury goods, pected K.redobank to have 2 increase this to 500 million Syfrets Growth 250,11 233,74 5,63 Individuals would be invited some of which accept credit 000 to 3 000 cardholders within (285 million dollars) by next UAL 1908,14 1787,49 6,09 to subscribe after two to three but not cash. two years. "I'm certam others year. - Reuter. Volkskas 131,72 123,25 n/a months. Lipanov said Ire 10000 dollar Specialist equity Funds: "In just one day we have fee was a refundable deposit to Guardbank Resources 145,05 135,91 6,48 received about 20 applica­ guard against misuse of the Sage Resources 117,91 110,25 7,44 tions," he said in a telephone cards, which are being issued Sanlam Industrial 950,15 888,53 4,31 interview. "I think there will initially for just six months. New role for Sanlam Mining , 309,56 288,94 5,81 be significant demand. We are "Russians don't know this Senbank Industrial 117,63 109,81 n/a looking to the future op~s­ product, they've never held it Southern Mining 134,48 125,84 6,11 tically ... in their hands, so wrong or Standard Gold 182,67 171,17 7,69 Westerners have long been illegal use is possible, " he said. private sector UAL Mining and able to shop with their own Credit card theft and fraud is Resources 375,06 351,05 5,67 credit cards in the Soviet Un­ rampant in the Soviet Union UAL Selected ion. But their use by Soviet and most stores make careful Opportunities 1699,98 -1588,19 4,41 citizens was confined to top .identity checks. in Ethiopia Old Mutual Mining 258,36 240,83 6,06 members of the old conunu­ The wider use of cards, if Old Mutual Industrial 339,81 316,64 3,84 nist ruling elite. successful, could revolution­ Old Mutual Gold fl'imd 118,74 110,61 6,09 Owners of the new K.re­ ize shopping in a country where ADDIS ABABA: Ethiopian businessmen have called for Income/Gilt Funds: dobank cards, issued in con­ most purchases are made by a greater role for the private sector in the country's Corbank 101,37 100,30 17,40 junction with Visa Intemational, cash and bills are usually cal- transitional economic policy, including banking and Guardbank Income 113,27 110,95 17,14 insurance services. Old Mutual Income 107,73 106,58 16,65 Standard Incom~ _ 94,66 93,62 15,31 The businessmen were re­ discussion before its adoption Syfrets Income 106,74 105,86 15,13 ~ by the national assembly, al­ Angola seeks viewing a draft of Ire policy UALGilt 1129,42 1118,13 15,21 which envisages a break from lows the private sector a major years of state control under role in the import and export Closing exchange rates against the rand toppled Marxist dictator Meng­ business, private banking and British aid istu Haile Mariam. insurance were also essential. curr sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying But the document said pub­ It also demanded less pun­ 2,8450 2,8250 2,8090 2,7935 lic finance and institutions, trade ishing taxes and a labour law us dollar two-day official visit to Brit­ 4,9440 4,8835 4,8455 4,8115 LONDON: Angolan Presi­ in coffee and fuel and air, sea toensure good relations between Sterling dent Jose Eduardo dos ain, said his country needed and rail transporf sh6uld re­ private businessses and em­ Austrian the rescheduling "so that we 4,2020 4,2340 4,2635 Santos said yesterday he main under state contfbl. ployees. shilling 4,1475 can use our poor resources for 0,4530 had sought Britain's sup­ The World Bank has wel­ Rebels ousted Mengistu in Australian $ 0,4390 0,4450 0,4490 reconstruction purposes" fol­ Belgian franc 12,1000 12,3000 12,4000 12,5000 port for rescheduling his comed the documem but is eager May, ending 17yearsofMarx­ lowing the end of the 16 years for the country's transitional ist rule. The rebels, who have Botswana country's eight billion of civil war. government to liberalise the called in other political groups pula 0,7090 0,7190 0,7250 0,0000 dollar foreign debt. Angola owes just over eight financial sector, saying that it to fonn a transitional govern­ Canadian $ 0,3970 0,4025 0,4055 0,4080 billion dollars of which 7,2 0,5240 0,5270 Dos Santos, answering ques­ would help attract foreign ment pending elections in two Swiss franc 0,5130 0,5200 tions at a meeting of the royal billion is medium and long term investment. years, have inherited a country Deutsche Institute of International Af­ debt. Of the medium and long 0,5895 0,5975 0,6020 0,6060 A 14-mancommittee setup in economic ruin. mark term debt almost all is owed 2,3280 2,3490 fairs, said he had raised the by the Addis Ababa Chamber The draft economic docu­ Danish krone 2,2750 2,3050 bilaterally to other govemments. 38,3500 38,9000 issue in a meeting with Prime of Commerce said in a state­ ment envisages a ~ market, Pesetas 37,2000 37,7500 Of the 7,2 billion, 2,6billion 1,4520 1,4650 1,4775 Minister John Major on Tues­ .ment on Tuesday that no busi­ investment incentives, a return Finnish mark 1,4325 day. is owed to Western govern­ French franc 2,0090 2,0355 2,0495 2,0625 ness should remain a state of nationa1i~ed property to "We asked the Britishgov­ ments and 4,6 billion to East monopoly. private owners and a drive for Greek ernment not just for emergency European countries. drachma 65,6000 66,4000 68,0000 69,4500 The conunittee said that since self-sufficiency in food after Financial analysts said it was 2,7515 2,7695 2,7860 aid but also and above all for the draft policy, which is being decades of famine. Hong Kong $ 2,7165 doubtful whether any resched­ . 4,4745 understanding in treating the circulated to generate public Sapa-Reuter. Irish punt 4,5295 4,4430 4,4145 question of foreign debt and to uling would be granted until . Italian lire 440,2000 446,2000 449,8500 453,200 ask that the deadline for pay­ Angola had introduced more Japanese yen 46,6500 47,3000 47,5500 47,8000 ments should be altered," he economic reforms and until after Change is the price of survival Kenyan said. next year's multi-party elec­ advertise in The Namibian. shilling 10,0070 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 The Angolan president, on a tions. - Reuter. Mauritian . rupee 5,5110 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Malawi kwacha 0,9760 0,9890 0,9980 0,0000 Russian language Dutch gilder 0,6645 0,6735 0,6785 0,6835 Norwegian krone 2,3070 2,3365 2,3605 2,3820 courses New Zealand $0,6095 0,6175 0,6230 0,6280 Pakistani rupee 8,4425 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Escudos 50,7500 51,4500 52,0000 52,4500 In view of the forthcoming opening of Seychelle WE WILL BE CLOSED rupee 1,8450 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 the Soviet Cultural Centre, we are Swedish krone 2,1495 2,1775 2,1950 2,2105 glad to announce the enrolement for Singapore $ 0,5935 0,6020 0,6070 0,6115 the Russian Language' Courses. The FOR STOCKTAKING Zambia kwacha 25,2300 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 lectures will start on the 21st of Octo­ ON 30/09/91 Zimbabwe $ 1,5205 1,5520 1,5670 0,0000 ber, 1991 at Stein Str. 36, Windhoek. These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to alteration. The registration will take place from 26.09.91 to 11.10.91. For additional We appologize for any information, please, contact'us at Tel: inconvenience caused (061)-223708 or Fax (061) 221915 (business hours). during that period. THE NAMIBIAN ... f 'f. ~ • Thursday September ~6 1991 9 . ','

Call for. Nanso restraint MINISTRY OF Earlier this newspaper was soon as they had finished with EDUCATION 'OSWALD SHIVUTE told by the Chairman ofNanso their September exams, to test at Oshakatl in the far North which is in the majority of the students in favrur of affilialim with Swapo, Namibia to find out whether AND CULTURE IN a brief statement the Abraham Ndumbu that they they are in favour of affiliation Nanso Executive Commit­ would tour the the country as or disaffiliation. The Ministry of Education and Culture annou.nces the .f?lIowing tee in the far North which fello,:",~hips is pro-disaffiliation to offered by Agencies of the United Nations available to citizens of Namibia. Swapo, urged their mem­ MINISTRY OF -"---- bers to be vigilant, calm (a) Three months Specialization Training Programme of Population, Human and be aware of disunity EDUCATION Resource and Development in Africa (4th cycle). Offered in English by among themselves. AND CULTURE UNFPA at the Africa Institute for Economic Development and Planning They requested students to Dakar (Senegal). Open to University Graduates aged between 25-40 work hard in order to protect years with at least three years experience in the above-mentioned areas. the aims and objectives of THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND Nanso. After the meeting held at CULTURE ANNOUNCES THE ' FOL­ (b) One year fellOWShip for studies in the field of populatio~ science. . Valombola Technical Institute LOWING SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED BY (Demography, Biostatistics etc) offered by the Economic Comml~lon in Ongwediva last Saturday THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT AVAIL­ for Africa. Open to persons in possession PH D in one of the SOCial afternoon, chaired by Regional Sciences, or who have completed course work requirements for ~uch a Chairman, Handunge Imman­ ABLE TO CITIZENS OF NAMIBIA. uel, a statement was issued in degree, mid-career professionals in this field, etc. Awards are contingent upon admission by a training or research institution with a. strong. which they make it clear that . Five months course for Post Graduates on Manage­ what they called the legitimate programme of population studie.s, regardless of geographiC location. Executive Committee ofNanso ment and Technical- Economical Optimization tools for process and Chemical industry. Eligible applicants in the far N orthem Region had (c) The Global Programme of Training in Population Development also - taken note of the current dis­ must be technicians preferably working in process under the auspices of the UNFPA, at the Centre for Development turbing situation in the Region industry and holding a degree in scientific disciplines. regarding Nanso activities. Studies TRNANDRUM (India) and the Institute of Social Studies, The They requested the Nanso Haque (Netherlands). Courses in English are to CLOSING DATE FOR THIS FELLOWSHIP: avai~able p~rsons i~ membership in the Region to possession of a Master or Honours degree or eqUIValent, With practical 07 ocrOBER 1991. •soberly resolve the artificial appropriate field experience . barriers that were threatening to divide the mighty student Further information relating to the basic require­ Closing dates for these fellowships: 9 November 1991. movement'. ments as well as application forms are available Furthermore they urged their from: members to refrain from any Further information relating to the basic requirements as well as application Mrs CN Ndaitwa divisionis! tendencies that might forms are obtainable from:· resultindisunityintheorgani­ United House Mrs C Ndaitwa zation and called on them to Bursaries and Scholarsbips Division (Bursaries and Scholarships Division) maintain a reasonable standard Ground Floor of social behaviour such as Ground Floor Independence Avenue refraining from use of abusive Independence Avenue Windhoek language and unfounded alle­ WINDHOEK gations. 9000 Lastly they urged the stu­ Tel: (061) 3979111 Tel: (061) 3979111 dents in the region to take their NO APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDE.RED NO APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE. studies seriously for the bene­ AFTER THE CLOSING DATE. fit of the country's future. • "n

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}~epdokotola nado oda nyengwa EFYO laGabes Ndlmfltu nomulongi pamwe naye Jason Vane ya. hulitha Mutumbulwa, ovo ve lituwa va fya moushilo wOwambo, oH It notall ka kala alushe InaH shi~yika kutya ola etwa koshike, konima eshi eendokotola mEtivaH kwa It da nyengwa okumona kutya oshike naana she va Iya. momadhipago mOnooli Omuyandjinrulombo wopo- kutya ovalumenhu ava ova lifi okwa lombwela oshifo esbi fya kenota ile komeva omok- onguloshi kutya omidimba oda ila 00 tasbi dulika va nwa Ngaashi sha Ii sha popiwa OSWALD SHIVUTE kEpangelo lyawo ku Angola li da nyonauka neenghono sh- omolwenota 010 kwa li la nopakuuva anuwa oya etbwa aasbi ova hangi1ca va ninga hanya. miifo ya tetekela, osha li sha yela lela kutya ehu­ shEpangelo mOsbakati, tango nomausila nokukateleka nale. omafiku mahapu va fya, ko Lwopokati omalongekido ongomunakombitba nolwahu­ momakuti moka. Pakuuva Walyewo nee kutja, ngele liloshiwikelyazikomoshi­ vali okwa kala omutenya. efudi1co okwa shiivifwa: gunina ongOmuwapaleki omudhimba gwe ogwa li gwa pamwe itaya ka galuka natango topolwa sha Wambo olya Molwenyonauko 010, een- Ndimfitu otaka fudikwa gwoAmbulaansa, gwedhina etwa mokila yOpolisi ya Shakati ye ye ya ninge ominyonena ko dokotola oda nyengwa pEendama mOsoondaha li edhigu oolya eta aaka­ PhiIippus Moses Ndawedwa a Omaandaba ga ziko. Namibiangaasbi ye sbiningile okumona kutya oshi1ce sha eta omanga Mutumbulwa ta limo ponkatu yokudhi­ zile kOnamunama muushilo Opolisi oya pewa ihe iilonga nale. efyo lavo, ashike fudikwa mOlomakaya laadhilulula ookaIo moka wOdibo mOukwanyama noyi li tayi konaakona iipotba UUFUTIll omuyandjimulombo okwa muKatutura. ye li mo pethimbo odika, ongulobi yOlyomakaya ga ziko mbika yomadhipago goludhi Oshifo shika osha kundana wedako kutya, itaku fekelwa Fiyo opapa inaku udi1ca sha uoene tuu kookalo okwa li a dhipagwa ku­ nduka. wo kutya, Oseifa-oshi1cetba nande omunyonena wa sha. kombinga ya Jan Iilende, 00 yegameoo Iyoshigwaoa mukwawo nomukonda konima Shi na sha nOokal­ shIimaliwa shOngeleka ya Osho tasbi dulu okuitav- a li pamwe noonakufya, sh- sho ya li taya kondjele okan­ yamupombo, Opolisi ya Sbakati. Kalongo osha li sha yakwa mo elwa paife, 'osha asbike osho aashi fiyo opapa ke weti1ce. oomaliko gasho. gala komaimbilo. oya li ya tseyitba kutya, Mbot­ mOshinyanga melnililoshiwike Kakele kiihauto mbyoka ya * Omulumentu gwedhina sotso gumwe oku li ta pangwa lya zi1co nosha li sha londekwa kala tayi yakwa po nokuyugwa Petrus Amon Sbituleipo 35 mOsbipangelo ,~hEpangelo po mOhauto konirna sho sha li ooyenen koombotsotso Il,lChu­ gwomomukunda Endola mOshakati konirna sho a li a sha fulwa mo mevi, oshoka Odholongo yaShakati liloshiwi1ce lya ziko; moka mOukwanyama okwa li wo a . yahwa miikolokoba pokati osha li sha felwa mevi. nokuli mwa li mwa sile si eso lyombaadhilila megurnbo kawo nOpolisi melmliloshiwike Oshilcetba shika osbititatu oyuudha nayi nOkomanda yOpolisi ya lyawo konirna sho a yahwa lya ziko mOshakati. shomli1cetba yIimaliwa yOn­ Hangwena hailwa John Ha- noshikuti shomuhongo ku­ Opolisi oya li wo ya tseyitba geleka tayi yiwa nayo kombot­ O shifo shika mOshakati osha li wo sha kundana kutya malwa, osbifo shika osha li mukwawo sho ya li taya uma­ kutya, oonakwiiyaka mod­ sotso muule womwedhi nguka, ok d d sha kundana omadhipago ga nene onyama anuwa. boloogo ye li 12 yOll1l1 21 mboka oshoka kuyele oshifo shika osha odholongo ya Shakati ooyi Ii ya udha noo 00 0 naana - nyanyaleka ngoka ga li ga * Sackeus Lukas, . ya li yi iyaka modholongo li sha kundaneke kutya, holongo oye li mo taya ningi ngaashi ya haIa. Mehu- ningilwa aakwashigwana Omunamibia, okwa dhipagelwa yOpolisi mOshakati eti 30 Oshi1cetba shEgongalo lya liIoshiwike sha ziko, omunadholoogo gumwe gwomusa- yamwe kaakwashigwana yak- mu Angola kAangola eti 22 Auguste neti 5 Septemba oya Onawa mOmbalantu osha li mane omukokele lela gwedhina Labao Simion a zile wawo. Septemba 1991 sho a li a adhika kwatululwa ishewe. sba yiwa nasho kOomhotsotso. kEefadoukadona popepi nOngwediva, okwa li a indile * Omulumentu a kala ha anuwa ta yaka iinima yaantu Yaali mboka ya zile ku Taku landula shEgongalo Opolisi opo a mooeowe shapo ehala limwe lyodholongo longo mOshipangelo lwaahoka, ngaashi oondjuhwa Angola oya li ya galulilwa lyEendombe mOngandjera. moka mu oa elandulathano oevululuko, oshoka I-~=-----:------I------""""'-­ mwaandjoka e li omu na ehepeko enene tall oingilwa aanadholoogo yamwe kaanadholongo yakwawo. Okwa ti okuza tuu esiku 8 Auguste sho a ya modholongo moka, ·Magdalena·ta aantu oye li mo taya dheogwa oa otashi vulika yamwe ye li mo ya fulila nokuli. Okwa ti omu na yamwe, ya Mangestrata mboka opo ya· ngaashi mboka ya li nale kwatwa noye na okuh010ka muukakunya anuwa taya hepeke mompangu, omanga mboka ya kongo ekwafo yakwawo. Oye li mo yi ininga pangulwa nale ya tegelela egeelo Oomayola, Aapanguli lyaw%strafa yawo yi pwe ko, OMUPANGI waKatutura, Magdalena Amupol0, ota pula nOohaikota. Omuntu ngele nayo omo ye li moka. otoya mo esiku lyotango ano Chief Inspector gwOpolisi ekwafo koshiwana, shi mo toolife ko koinima yaye oyo ya vakwa monduda yaye momafiku 25 aAuguste. ukashuku, oto pulwa edhina mOw ambo nOkaoko Jm;ef Oshigwana ashiheotashihiywaopo shi ye shikale mOshig­ 1yoye, mpoka wa za, oholongo ' Ekandjo, kepulo okwa li a Sister Amupol0 okwa 10mbwela oshifo kutya monduda ongi sha sho shoka tashi ka ningwa mEtihamano tali ya shilce, owa li muukwaita wuni koleke kutya, oshoshili ood­ 28 yaye omwe liteyelelwe kombudilkeembudi efiku 010 po, sho we ya modholongo owa holongo mOshitopolwa odhi li Septemba 1991 mo Amunghambya mOshakati. lwopetata loimwe yomuteoya, manga ye kwa li a ya yona shike oshowo omaukwatya mo dha udha unene, unene tuu Omupopi omunenemoshig­ District Co-ordinator mOs­ koshililo. gamwe gi Hi nogi ili. Ngele ndjoka ya Shakati, oshoka oyi ongi shilca Tate Natanael bakati. Onmnashipundi gwasho Nakuvaka okwa kufa mo nee okofa muna oinima aishe owa monika kutya nani kusbi li oshikwatelo sha Mangestrata Maxuilili Oshilyo shOparle­ ota kakala tate Engelbert At­ yaMagdalena oyo ya fimana. Moinima ya fimana oyo ya gwongundu yaamboka taye ku yo oyo wo hayi edhililwa mboka mende noshOmutimangundu shipara. Otashi tameke potundi vakwa po omu nangaashioDiploma yaye youpangi pamwe pula, ngaashi ya tumbulwa pom­ ya panguiwa nale noya pewa gwoSwapo naapopi)'alwe wo, ontimulongo yongula lOHOO nokopi yayo; oumbo vavali voFust National Bank, kamwe banda, nena oto ka holoka egeelo. Sha hala kutya ngaashi; Frans Aupa Iindongo, Anruhe omwa tege1elwa, ileni 'kaMagdalena Amupol0 nokamwe k a Taimi Shiyagaya; komeho gom~panguli mod­ oonakukapangulwa naamboka omupongololi gwoSwapo mOs­ mu pulakene, nkene uudhigu okamutwe kaMagdalena; oradiotape i na oTv; ovili yosh­ holongo moka na otasbi vulika ya panguiwa nale ohaya kala h.alaU:i, tate Lot Nehemia, Swapo woshigwana tau kundathanwa. uye sigo oku Ai1cota nokuli modholongo yimwe. ingoli yedina Seiko (eevili edi doposhitaafula; eendjakete no shilandu liko/etokolo, Okwa ti wo kutya sho ihe ye mbali imwe oyoshimeme naimwe yoshilumenhu adishe okudhengwa kwaamboka ya· li mo oyendji ngawo, oye li mo dibrown. tulwa po ye kudhenge oogegeelo taya dhengathana. Opo shi Paulina Angala a pya Keshe nee ou wa mona shimwe shomoinima ya tumbulwa, anuwa,' omusamane Simion ningwe oshihwepo, mOshakati oto indilwa u dengele konomola 2032553 (061), to pula osho a hepaulula pOpolisi omu na shapo okutungwa "huismoeder" 00 e li po noku mu pa ouyelele waapo tapa ongula yOsoondaha ya ziko odholongo onene, mo tamu nuunona we utatu monika oinima ei. Okati kokeenyala nako opo ke li. ngaaka. tulwa Mangestrata opo aayoni Otaku hepululwa kutya ya kale haya pangulwa meen­ Omukulukadhi a tseyika kiikumbatba nokomwiidhi, odholongo ya Shakati oya udha delelo. Oshoka paife oye li nawa mOnawa nokwa adhika nasbi ya ka papala oye li kobi unene, oshoka oyo ngaa ashike ya ndumbala mood­ aka ninga egumbo lye popepi yomulilo anuwa. Onmlilo ogwa NACAYULta oshikwatelitbo shaapangulwa holongo moka. Ekandjo ta ti. nontaulula pokati kOmbanja li gwa endele~ noku ya kelela nOmbalantu meme Paulina kosheelo shondunda na oya li Teofelus Hangalanuunona we ya pi noonkondo sho ya kala dhimbulukwa wu li utatu, Ndeyanai, Gerson taya kembadbala noku konga residende ota talelepo na Namupa kokankelo, oya li osheelo ya pite moo ya pile mondunda yawo Oya li ya falwa koshipangelo yokulala megumbo lyawo sha Kamhaku mOmbalantu. oomvula omulongo uumbangalantu pehala lya tumbulwa pombanda, Merne Paulina nokanona ke ongulohi yOlyomakaya. kokankelo Namupa oya lun­ Ehangano lyAanyasha ya Katoolib mo Namibia (Nacayul) Omupresidende okuli ngashingeyi metalelopo lye mUumbugantu Ehokololo otali ti kutya meme dulilwa kOshkati oshoka oya otali dhimbulukwa okukala po kwa lyo kwoomvula omulongo wnsbilongo moka taka popitba aantu pomahala ogendji. Paulina noluvalo lwe oya li ya pya unene, omanga Ndeyanai nuumvo nOshituthidhimbuluko oshinene shoka tasbi ka ningilwa E lelepo otali ka kala sigo omOsoondaha. kalala mondjugo yawo ndjoka na Gerson ye li taya pangwa po Anamulenge mOmbalantu olruza eti 26 sigo 28 Septemba. C' nwe gomomahala ngoka taga ka talelwapo ongaashi, Okahao, opo ya adhika ya dhi1ci, oshoka kOkambaku. Nayo wo otaku Pata Ndumbukuti Nasbenda, ngoka e li gumwe gwaalongekidhi (', anda, Uuvudhiya, 0n0010ngo, Omuthiya gwIipundi,Omuntele, egumbo epe opo ya adhika taya hokololwa kutya oya pya nayi. yOshituthi shi1ca, okwa li a lornbwele oshifo shika kutya, okwa o ;.. n kolo,Onyaanya, Onarnungundo, Okongo, Odibo, Ongenga, kokola. Mondunda oya li ya yi Meme Paulina otaku hokololwa tegelelwa egongalo enene lyaanyasha taya lea z.a koombinga 'llushu, Elim, Outapi, Onesi, Tsandi nOniipa hoka ta ka kala mo nokaiehite noya fa ya li ya kutya okwa pya lela nayi olutu adhihe dha Namibia po Anamuienge pehuliloshiwike tali ya, -, ongelokalunga mOsoondaha. Ohela President ota ningi iig­ dhimbwa okukadhima. Omu­ aluhe, ihe ota popi ngaa nge oshowo aayenda ya simana taya ka za koombinga noombinga, r ; iinene mUutsathirna nomu Amarika. lilo gwokalehite ogwa kwata owa yipo. unene mboka taya ka popitba aanyasha mosbituthi shawo shilca. THE NAMIBIAN Thursday September 26 1991 11 Buitelanders om Namibia

te verteenwoordig DIE Ministerie van Binnelandse Sake ontken berigte in .. die Namibian van Vrydag en Maandag, 20 en 23 Sep­ NAMIBIe is nie in staat om 'n ambassade in elke land in vriende van die land wees en moet ook gereed wees om maande­ tember onderskeidelik, waarin berig is dat daar gew­ die wereld te open nie weens tekortkominge in die likse verslae aan die Ministerie van Buitelandse Sake in Wind­ elddadige tonele in die Windhoek Sentrale Gevangenis begroting en die Kabinet het besluit om gebruik te maak hoek te stuur. Alhoewel hul aanstellings deur die Minister van was na die gevangenis van die uitspraak in die hoogver- van Konsulere beamptes in die lande waar daar nie Buitelandse Sake gedoen sal word m~t dit deur die Staatspre- raadsaak gehoor het. . si dent bekragtig word. . ambassades geopen kan word nie. In sommige lande is V olgens die berig is komberse en dissipline te handhaaf nie. I *Kabinet het ook besluit om die proldan1asie van agt cbpsgebiede dit ook onmoontlik om die hele land te dek vanuit 'n opgeskeur en aan die brand Die gevangenes het ook nie te bespoedig. Die dorpe is; Arandis, Ka~ Mulilo, Khorixas, enkele ambassade in die hoofstad. gesteek terwyl gevangenes aan gedreig om nie met hul protes Okakarara, Ondangwa, Ongwediva, Opuwo, Oshakati en Rundu. die deure geharner en oor die op te hou alvorens hulle die Hierdie bearnptes sal uit die plaaslike bevolking van die land Die proklarnering vanhierdie gebiede sal tot gevolg he dat die algemeen chaos in die ·tronk Minister van Binnel3ndse Sake, op 'n vrywillige basis aangestelword. Hulle moet geenkriminele inwoners erwe kan koop en eienaarskap kan registreer. Dit sal geskep het. Hifikepunye Poharnba, die rekords in hul lande he, gerespekteerd in hul onderskeie ge­ hulle ook in staat stel om huise op te rig en hul eiendomme te In der waarheid, volgens die Minister van Justisie, Ernst meenskappe wees en oor hul eie vervoer beskik. Hulle. moet bemaak aan wie hul wil. verklaring, was daar geen gew- Tjiriange of die Hoofkoordi- elddadige demonstrasie nie neerder van Swapo, Moses maar het die gevangenes besluit Garoeb gesien het nie. Twintigsent om in vrede te protesteer teen Om die publiseer van mis- moord lei die ligte strawwe wat in die leidende of onakkurate berigte Kokke gesoek saak opgele is. te vermy word die media ver- tot agtjaar Slegs 'n deurhandvatsel is soek om alle inligting uit te in die proses beskadig en klaar met die verantwoorde- gevangenispersoneel bet geem like personeel in die Minis- EDUARD Timotbeus(27) is moeite ervaar om goeie orde terie van Binnelandse Sake. gister in die Hooggeregshof tot agt jaar gevangenisstraf gevonnis vir moord. Tunotheus vi r parlement is op 14 November 1990 ar­ Werkers mag na vakbonde resteer na die dood van Hafeni DIe bestuurder van die SPAR ondermyn daardeur die pogings Haufiku. Hauflku het gesten DIE Speaker van die Na­ restaurant is slegs vir lede parlement ongeveer hon­ Supermark op Keetmanshoop, van die regering om werk­ aan 'n meswond. in die hart. van die parlement en hul derd etes per dag te voor­ sionale Vergadering, Mose Willem Olivier, het, volgens loosheid die hoof te bied. "a V olgens getuienis het die oor­ Tjitendero, het gister in gaste en die suksesvolle sien en ook 'n klein aantal Nampa, beweringe gemaak deur verwerp die bewerings dat werk­ ledene Timotheus genader om Windhook 'n vergadering firma moet in staat wees vir die vegetariers. die Namibia Food and Allied ers in my besigheid verbied die twintigsent te v~a wat hy om eersteklas bedieningte Daarbenewens moot hulle Workers Union(Nafau) dat hy word om aan vakbonde te be­ moos betaal vir die tuisgemaakte gehou met verteenwoor­ nie werkers toelaat OQl aan vak­ hoort en dat 'n koue oorlog teen bier wat hy gedrink het. 'n Stry­ digers van verskillende verskaf. ook in staat wees om wegn­ bonde te behoort nie ontken. hulle gevoor word," sS Olivier, ery het na bewering uitgebreek verversingsdienste met die Die firma moet. ook sy eie eemetes aan joornaliste in In 'n brief aan Nafau sS 01- "Sover ek bewus is, is die werk­ waartydens die beskuldigde die doel om die beste te kies spyseniers aanstel a1hoewel die mediasentrum en ivier sy besigheid bet 38 werkers ers in my diens tevrede." In­ oorledene drie keer met 'n mes vir die parlement se res­ die personeel by die parle­ staatsdienswerkers te voor­ in diens en ondennyn nie die tussen het die Bestuurder van die gesteek het. Timotheus het taurant. Sewe fU'mas, ment verantwoordelik sal sien. regering se pogings om werk te Hennie Theron Supermark, Roy vroeer onskuldig gepleit op die Namibia African Services, wees vir die dek van die Die eerste maaltyd in hi­ verskaf nie. Verled~_ Vrydag het Oosthuizen,die prokureursfuma klag ~n gese hy het in selfverd­ tafels en die skoonmaak erdie restaurant sal op 29 Nafau in 'n ope brief gesS ver­ Lentin, Botma en Van den ediging opgetree. Regter Robin Independence Caterers, skeie kruidenierswinkels, inslu­ Heever beopdrag om Eddy Goli­ Hannah het egter bevind dat die Global Food Services, van die restaurant. Oktober wees wanneer die itende SPAR en Hennie Theron ath, Nafau se Streekskommis­ optrede van die beskuldigde die Alpine, Hospitality, Die restaurant sal mid­ parlement in sitting gaan. Supermark op Keetmanshoop aris, te versoek om in die open­ perkevan selfverdediging dagetes voorsien terwyl die Tapmin Delicatesen, dank werkers onnodiglik af en baar sy ope brief te onttrek. oorskry het. Die regter het bev­ Transnamib en AIra Koop, parlement in sitting is maar ind dat die beskuldigde in der _het verteenwoordigers ges­ moot ook ontbyt op ver­ waarheid aanleiding gegee het sook verskaf. tot die yoorval en die lewe van tuur. die oorledene minder geag het as Gedurende die vergader­ Tjitendero se -die firm a THE SPARKLE OF THE CITY 'n twintigsent. Twee jaar van die ing het Tjitendero aan die moet in staat wees om vonnis is vir vyf jaar opgeskort. verteenwoordigers gese die tydens sittings 'van die PRESENTS The Ultimate Thrill Ladies Night with Dr. ELO and Cutmaster D Ladies Free from 9hOO - 9h30 Admission: R10.00 Thursday: Khomas Rec. Gym Disco Rave Admission: RS.OO

Die firumsiele probleme van die vroue wat stene maak by Okuryangava duur nou reeds vir 'n paar maande en ten spyte V!lD verskeie fondsinsamelingspogings Iyk dit Friday &' S-aturday as of die oplossing nog nie in sig is nie. ~ The Vibe for you to come Alive. Start The Weekend 'o.Drie vir St. Paul's with The Hottest Sound in DIE St. Paul's Kollege in toerkaartjie na Europa, het gegaan aan die Sekondere Skool the Capital City Windhoek het skoonskip gegaan aan die dertienjarige A. Shipena in Katutura waar­ gemaak in die sen­ Mich-Rose ~tt. Die tweede van 674 van die 1318 inskry­ Admission: R10.00 susplakkaatkompetisie prys, 'nbesoekaandieEtosha­ wings ontvang is. deur aI drie die eerste pryse Wildtuin, gaan aan die vyft­ Volgens Vitura Kavari van ienjarige Sheenagh King teryl die publisiteitskomitee is te wen. Die kompetisie is die dertienjarige Ashley inskrywings van oor die hele 'n paar maande gelede Wauden as derde prys 'n be­ land vir hierdie kompetisie Sunday: deur die Sensus Publisiteits soek aan die Waterberg Plato ontvang. en Opvoedings Komitee losgeslaan het. 'n Paneel van drie beoorde­ ingestel vir persone van Daar is ook twaalf troospzyse laars het oor die laaste paar dae Whanie Jansen skoolgaande ouderdom om waarvan die dertienjarige Ri­ deur die inskrywings gegaan op die wyse die publiek cardo Sitler, van Concordia die om die weoners aan te wys en Golden Oldies Affair meer bewus te maak van vierde prys gewen het. hulle sal in die tweede week Admission R2.00 die komende sensus. Die skDoI waarvan die meeste van Oktober tydens 'n arnpte­ inskrywings ontvang is, sou like geleentheid die pryse aan Die eerste prys, 'n re- ook 'n prys ontvang en dit het die weoners oorhandig. 12 Thursday September 26 1991 THE NAMIBIAN TEL: .36970 · CLASSIFIEO ADS · FAX: 33980

' .. '. Ex-factory Prices ::.'.' ";'filovl Cut Brand new obtainable .mall Busln•• s OtJlwarongo: Otto's i':. at a minimal f ... CD-player type ·. centre Wrlteto: Pawnshop­ V.K. Bookkeeping Phillips for R700. (0651) 2269 I have very good Services Call 225558 after Whk: Edlson P.O.Box 21ug street No. 33 material which is in W1ndhoek, GOOO office hours Tel: (061)37834 CB WELDING a good condition. Reply to all Please Contact: ENGINEERING And also for the enqulrle. Is Chrlsto at *For all steel cheapest price. guaranteed 'Money for every Tel: 52222 construction work Come and see us at day In your *Building of sheds Poststreet Status Carpet pocket!" *Cattle trailer Wadelaan Cleaners You want to be your own bodies Kiosk no.5 - We clean your carpets boss? *TreiIis work with exclusive products. To be a millionaire? - Our prices are the lowest To get a job and to make *Gates *Trailers and TILING FOR ALL YOUR in the country (starting your life easy? TILE WORKING from R90.00 per house). The general welding work - We also arrange for Write to day to: ENTERTAINMENT YOU NAME IT WE CONTACT finance. Money for Everyday V.S. • CENTRAL NAMIBIA COMPLEX MAKE IT!!! Call 217820 (all hours) PO Box 20164 that does not stop! TILING J. JASON Windhoek Tel:: 62543 For more infonnation BOX 5549 call 216884 TEL: (061) 215836 i~ WINDHOEK 9000 l i Styl-a-Plar;t SWfMMING P)ijl CWBrii'\f.~ NAMIBIA LESSONS BONAPPETIT Get your pruning From age BAKERY f'4~~li~i')r i{(}1tF Come to us for the ;i""- ' and planting I· '. . 5 till old cheapest and the best done CLUB MOBY JACK I~ Prevention is wedding and birthday •.LADIFFERENCE ~ NOW, better than cure. cakes in town - order KMT COMMERCIAL now The hottest · COLLEGE AND DRESS­ before its to late Phone Marietta MAKING SCHOOL We take entertainment now at We have daily - fresh complex in town Practical courses in: personal care of Tel: 35914 to brotchens, pies and Wednesday *Computers *Bookkeep­ cakes your avoid Friday . ing *Secretarial *Dress­ Saturday GARDE~ING making disappointment. Tel: 34835 For more information Visit the College at: and Bahnhof Street Tel: 844 Oshakati Metje Behnsen Building LANDSCAPING Starting October 1991 CLUB GUEST 277 Independence Avenue needs HOUSE Windhoek. P.O.Box 22813 Contact us now at WiI u uitbreek, OH! WHAT BIG FUN! Tel: 37663 vergroot of Windhoek 9000 For your enjoyment Tel: 061-220076 verfwerk laat doen Wed, Frl, & Sat Name: ...... vir gratis kwotasie Free on Address ...... en goedkoop Wednesdays Spaar op grafstene Pet:·s,:. dientse skakel .Special entertainment Save on Eddie by TOP DJ BEN Pawn',Sho~ gravestones Tel: 211853 (h) For more Information FOR HARD CASH Li /ande/a emanya call 61838 Come and see us now for alle ure ALOE VERA We buy good used ve­ kombiliha very good PRICES! ' American consultant hicles Croeser's Motor Navrae: Namibia Imported TV's, Tyres, etc. SKIN CARE Clinic. Will Also sell your Grafstene Noordelike desires small, quitet The natural way for you. Nywerheldsgebied vehicle on your behalf. We SELL and PAWN and furnished guest Imported from the U.S.A., (Agter Elso Seepfabriek, cottage or house for Call: Shell Garage TV­ Brakwater) anything!! suitable for all types. Contact: one month. Possible Moore St. TEL: 36877/8 Tel:64479 EXTRA GOOD Highly praised by users. Helenaat to extend stay up to NEWSI WOULD YOU For brochure 'A Lady's WHK one year if conditions LIKE TO EARN Guide To Skin Care' send ~~_.~~ ~a.: are right. Please call EXTRA MONEY IN R2.50 postal order. For VIR HARDE KONTANT Tel ..14.:168 NB! Cash prices Mike at 228809. YOUR SPARE TIME free product infonnation Ons koop goeie gebruikte Money!! Moneyll write to Deja Vu Care would like immediate By demonstration, sell Skin motors. Croeser's Motor If you· need any cash money STOP occupancy. our exclusive range of F..O.Box 700, Florida Clinic. Oos verlcoop ook come and see usl crockery, glassware and Hills, 1716 R.S. A. graag U motor namens U Defective TV's, pyrex to your friends and Tel: (011) 674-1946 Video and Radios are Skakel Shell Garage TV­ family, on your Moore st. Tel: 36877/8 fixed in our: commission basis. NAMIBIA SPECIALISED You will be given full FOR A GOOD ~ RELI· sales training tlnd there WORKSHOP MAINTENANCE ABLE SERVICE TO YOUR Is room for management MOTOR VEmCLE Expertise guarateed level In certain areas. RENOVATIONS collect and delivery If you have a telephone CONTACT: GuNTHER service and transport, phone now (famous rally' mechanic) Secondhand at 35259 or 35131 or write at Tel: 221154 von used Tyres to P.O.Box 31219 Braun Street Northern Plonlerspark 9000 Industrial Area next to Transworld Cargo R50.00 Free quotations avail- TV - Video - Music WOODWAY CAR SALES NO. 10 TAL STREET Do you know able & Technic House GOSS MOTORS NO.7 BELL STREET , how to get your JACMAT . '. .TEL: 33655 I 33579 I 33196 / 7 .' ", .- •• ,.,,,. t • ". ( , driver's licence Tel: 32485 NAMIBIA Jan Jonkerweg 183 NEW IMPORTED TYRES the easy way? COURIERS 145x10 ...... R99 185x14 ...... R160 TEL: 33893 Windhoek Phone: 155x12 ...... R126 185x14 (8 ply) ...... R205 Do you have any moving W.G.Nltschke Free quotations to do? SwakopmWld Otjiwar. 155x13 ...... R138 195x14 (8 ply) ...... R240 Kaiser WH­ ongo Driving School Phone Call us anyday for your h elm str. 165x13 ...... R143 205x14 (8 ply) ...... R260 Mr Zandberg Markple1n Tel: 213733/ in-town moving, whether Moltkestrafie 3 175x13 ...... R148 600x14 (8ply) ...... R162 Tel: 52222 (Radiopage) it be office to office or Tel: 5215 Tel: 3201 Fa",,2237 Fa",,3686 175170 ...... R155 750x16 (8 ply) ...... R286 221720 or 32616 home to home! - 'f \ ... '* .. THE NAMIBIAN Thu:rsday September ' 26 1991 13 TEL: 36970 CLASSIFIED·ADS FAX 33980

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MINI-BUS FOR SALEI . AUTO CENTRE. 1990 Toyota HI-Ace 2.2. ~ . Finance can be arranged ~ DRIES LUBBE For Sale 1:rlJ6}(.lflHi1fi6 for a prospective buyer. :- J."IJ An,," !lOUR. Hochland Estates Phone 32328 (w) 'v Diplomatic Mission A good home In Katutura B10l1l 222315 (after 19hOO) ~. \\'INIUIOF.K 9000 urgently requires an ". ':1:" OF: , .... . 4 bedrooms.TV Room LET US SELL YOUR experienced Secretary. URGENT -Separate Dining room CAR FOR YOU & GET Must speak good English. *Bus1tBai-s, Tow ' 'tIndiral'~ has - Large Porsche Sitting THE BEST V ALl-YE. Contact: " '- :Y ";'~- . , Rol1b,ar ' ·'<:;.'! ~,> ;. Car For Sale - Two bathrooms & two WE RECOVER OUR · Tel: 227002 ' ''' Ahimiriium ChacK' .... 1989 Chevrolet (sedan) grown in toiletts COMMiSSION FROM Box 24823 "piates;stone 'gu·ardiJ ·; Left hand automatic. - Separate bath & toilette Windhoek Good condition. in the Main bedroom THE SELLER • < • •,. ~BurgJar Bars ,'." size and Full House. - Rentable 2 bedroom flat Phone: Dries Lubbe *I5iesel &·Wnter;Tmtk Te1.33289. - Garage and fencing wall. Tel: 216761/216766 style ... . · .-.:p. TJ;:~iIers .~ ;,< i, Reason for selling: leaving For 103 000 this property *Dropside Bodies ·and. country. We now stock is a bargain. FIELD OFFICERS Trallies ;:: ' Ring 33359 for -"'General Steel .,. FOR SALE stylish outfits Community-based : .. Constnl'ctions ·~i '. conservation pro­ 3ltr. Ford bakkle with .; ·we ;do n1hny"-rn'oriC'\ canopy (excellent for gramme, NW Re­ :YOUNAME IT'WE'·· condition) KHOMASDAL R8500 negotiable. the ~legant 3 Bedrooms gion and NE Re­ ; ... :~i' ::DP IT!. l~ L:. '. .: ., . gion. Tel. (061)51548 all hours LOl,lnge _ContaCt: Tcl215650(h):' lady Kitchen· . j,(AIJi}:o/visit irii·at ;·c . TE Koop Bathrooms Requirements: Taxi Usensle R108000 I . TYIU; BARGAINS . SHOPJ'10.·16 ..'- , We also stock Empathy for rural ;- ENOK OLD"; ;;:,;.; Kantak . Just lllTlved from Lea by H22-3 Phone Danny Titus communities. ,'.( ."i' .,. • .~ ,.-';~! ~ trendy overseas (secondhand Fully literate in Eng­ Tel: 35541 and In good condition) ,. BMW 1978525 clothing for +/. R75 euch (excl. GST) lish. . ~ Engine and gearbox Large Walvis Bay property Are still available at . Job will include co­ overhaul and on guaran­ the student with optional .Buslness tee In good condition. with Woodway Car Sales, 10 ordinating and writ­ residential rights. Tal street (next to Apollo ing field reports. licence. " Cash for R8 000.00. Remember '. .Rc1>1uurant. ",ve have not Basic mechanical Situated 155 - 10th Street Phone 213629 (h) moved come and see us off cvic centre and close ability as field offi­ 37460 (w) all students now fol' the best prices cers are required to to Police Station. DISCOUNT ON I 10% discount operate in remote MINIBUS TE KOOP Erf 1250 m2 BIGGER QUANTITIES! I 1986 Nlssan Vanette areas without back­ 3 Bedroom Fandifa YomataIJi!ia I Minibus, 10 tot 12 Sltplek FANIE Seperate toilet Opo A DI KomBada up. Bussle. @Slegs R15 000 ! CHRor~ Large kitchen Tented accomoda­ onderhandelbaar. Kom SUPERMARKET . yomafuta I ELECTRONICS I Seperate flatlet - 1 tion in remote bush kyk self by Kulsebstraat (Omakulu, AshIke-OkuU KATUTURA bedroom. large lounge. Moogbalo IWa) keshe POOl' TV receptiol1? I 51. Erospark of skakel camp. 1/2 Kitchenette. dining. TV Ante:ma Mnr. Oosthulzen tel Umwe R75 lawlfpo Salary negotiable, TEL: 215453 bathroom. toilet enclosed dependent on edu­ IustallationPhone : I 42218 (w) 224831 (h) .. GENERAL cemented patio. cation and 9xperi'­ 225749 ~...! 1- - . DEALER- ".~ Doublegarage . ence. I;figh enclosing walls. ARMS FOR HOME J.J.J. Bargain price R150 000. l All your groceries Enquiries: Sandy (0642) AND 1\1OTOR CARS WE BUY, SELL PAWN Write I.R.D.N.C., at lower price 2821 or 5935 or Joey 10 Tal Stre'!t (next to WITH LVlMODlLTSERS AND SWOP SECONDHAND (0642)4505 Apl'clo ~cstaurant ) Box 8018, PHONE SECURITY FURNITURE, Te!: 3319617 . Bachbrecht, HSYSTEMS NAMffiIA I Brllkwater 64516 Windhoek ELECTRICAL . Erf no 86 Republiek·weg "' TEL: 225749 Otavl \ APPLIANCES AND L. 9000 L Gellewe die adVertensle in --,------, AND BUILDING u koerant te pJaas. I"\L~~}ALARMS!! ·1 MATERIAL FOR CASH GRASP · ·2 Slaapkam~rs met · "for I . for tue BESTand - (PAY OVER 3 . matte In hoofslaapkamer. THE '· 1 • Grool'" .Ko-mbuls en MOMTHS) ·WERNHILL , .. . I most EFFECTIVE ',eetkamer. •. :' 0 - . PARK BRIDGE NEW : AND CHEAPEST POWER TV-kamer " ~ - FURNITURE 228556 "1 Groot sltkamer in Town ·CORNER OF ' . HOME & OFFICE 1 Opwaskamer I DAIMLER AND *Panelbeaters CLEANERS 11/2 Badkamer DIESEL STR. (NEW "'Spray painting 37460 Contact Tommy at SKILLS TRAINING Buitegebou. 212478 from 7:30 - AND Koopprys R74 ' 000 of ·Chassis Straightening SECONDHAND · COMPUTER naaste aanbod. *Breakdown Service WHY SPOIL Spm for your home FURNITURE) 221~1/1 · SECRETARIAL Huurprys: R650 00 ·Free Quatations YOUR CARPETS ~larm now!! ·OPIPIWANGA· • BOOKKEEPING Kontak H. Shihango NB wc also do the SHOPPING CENTRE. D- • MOTIVATIONAL Tel: (06742) 58 (w) 27 (h) 6-2947/8 Why pay for wrong 1822 KATUTURA Dienswillige instaII3tions .... H. Shlhango methods of cleaning­ Courses approved by OUR UNIQUE MONEY and registered with the Posbus249 never let any carpet BACK QUARANTEE Ministry of Education. OTAVI cleaner wash or steam WE WILL PAY YOU THE clean your carpet I VARIOUS --..] DIffERENCE IF YOU . ~ beroreitwas CAN FIND ANY ITEM .-' - . . :-~ ' - vacuumed - we CHEAPERII ~ ---=...I!W..illMll.!...... specialise in cleaning €:::~:jjjjIIr¥~t.i;:j6.:~imE:·:-:·::IIIII1> CREDIT CARDS '{t·:.:.:...... f:::w:m.:.Q..n~..... ;.:.:.:.;.:.; .... tJ WELCOME Soek huls dringend In cnrpets, uphelstery &. Hochlandpar1< Area MARK ill Mazda 323.1980 model. matt-esses • and hochland estates h~~11 vir kontant koper (No 20 Krupp Street) removing soil. Goele kondlsle. Ideal vir TaxI. Skakel An~e by 228720 w,;:;gi~gxE~~6~~M 'B'A .:<"~t - [ I[Ll~ If.I.UJKIU&.I0!1 UllnJ,....1UU _ __ .. _ . __ Kontak Michael Good secondhand tydens werksure of by 34830 Tel: 222748 (w) For peace of mind na.werksure Office Accommodatl~n facility tyres, imported The fonn of a large residential 213208 (h) excellent condition eaU 37460 any time house; very spactous. 1983 DATSUN KING CALO For all Cars modem and porsche. near 4-Wheel drive. 5 gearo. opo~ighta. the main shopping district of I and Bakki,)s d •••rt du.ler tyr ••• raJio/lap •• Irn­ town. Large established I C t .,,1' · 1£-:~'" mobins8r. towoobar, in.ulated can­ garden, terrace. spakllng ~ I act. ~.., .... \l ... I 1;-;:> Ek het 'n taxi lesensle om opy. filled •• camp.... conv6rtiable clean swimming pool. 1 NAMPROP ~7(after h,;:.lni) te verkoop. Kontak Lee by to bakki. bedroom flat. etc .•etc . ·REALUTAm· H 22IB R17 500 TeI: 22684S (a'h) Enormous resale value and Small holding for sale In plenty of scope for Brakwater Just R75 000.00 partitioning. For +-27 Ha. ~ Special Services ~ This house Is built on a huge For those who treasure natural terrace overlooking the clty. It surroundings yet wish to stay In Is three minutes walk from the PAN-AFRICA CHRISTIAN WOMEN ALLIANCE touch w~h the city. this plot Is Post Office and It has the answer. Plenty of scope for busineSs rights. The Executive Board of PACWA (Inter-denominational) requests the presence of Women Christian creative Ideas. projects. 1 R450000 Leaders. . schemes. small - scale Indus­ 'Phone (061 )33359 all hours To a PACWA Inaugural Meeting to be held In Katutura Hospital Nurses Lounge on the 27th of try. etc. Phone Dorla at Tel: September. 1991. At 19hOO. for evening viewing Intment. 222748 (w) 34385. ~ ...... l ... .. ~ ~ ' t:~ f f , '.! 1 ". ( .. It. V - . 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SPORT SHORTS... SPORT SHORTS SPORT SHORTS... SPORT SHORTS Herve for Namibian cycling tour TOP French cyclist, Pascal Herve, who recently came close to snatching victory in the W orId Championship Road Race in Stuttgart, Germany, will lead a French challenge to the Namibian four-day international cycling event starting on 10 October, Public Relations Officer of the Namibia Cycling Association (NAC) Steve Crerar told Nampa. Herve led a break-away group of eight cyclist in the closing stages of the gruelling 158 kilometres World Championship race. During the final kilometres he tried to get away on his own, but was caught by his break-away companions before the line and managed to finish seventh, said Crerar. A junior and senior national team from Botswana, one national terun from Zambia and one from Switzerland will participate in the race. He said that six local clubs from Windhoek and about 80 cyclist are expected to take part in the event. Johnston turn down FLASHBACK. The picture says it all as Nashua Black Africa's players in a joyous mood celebrate the NFA Cup semifinal winning goal against Blue Waters last year. Seen in the background are Blue Waters players keeping their heads down in disappointment. Liverpool offer referee who seemed to be in a final and we could have won AUSTRALIAN soccer. s,tar Craig Johnston said he had turned confused state," Bachman the league. Black Africa must ·down an offer to rejoin leading English soccer club Liverpool. explained. "BA shouldn't try realise times are changing and Johnston shocked Liverpool by suddenly announcing his re­ " Going by Black Africa's Bachman said. " We have to make criminals out of Blue that other teams are also im­ tirement in 1988 while still contracted to the first division club. most recent perfoonances, ousted Eleven Arrows (who Waters. We don't bribe people proving, " he concluded However, earlier this year he had talked with manager Graeme things don't look too rosy for have a ninety percent chance and if we did then we could Bachman said his his club Souness about resuming his career. them," he said. "For a team of winning the league champi­ .have appeared in every cup will issue an official statement. But Johnston, 30, said he had received an attractive offer from that has won one,lost two and onship) from the competition Europe to produce a television game show he has· ~reated and walked off the field in their and we 'haven't lost a single which has proved popular in Australia. last four matches, they should game in our last six matches. "I made a decision on the weekend and called Liverpool and really think twice before mak­ Bachman also denied alle­ said because of the latest offer I would not be able to go back and ing such s!lly statements,' , gations that he was punched by Dunfermline 1 Aitdrieonians 1 - after extra time. (Dun­ play football ever again - because of the huge commitment," a Black Africa player when he fermline won 3-2 on penalties). Johnston told Australian Associated Press (AAP). ran onto the field. • 'Souness is a very tough man, a very, very tough negotiator "I was never involved·in a and it wasn't easy to tell him that I wasn't coming back," confrontation with any Black GERMAN LEAGUE CUP Johnston said. 3 Bedroom h9use Africa player. I did walk onto (Windhoek West) RESULTS of German Cup soccer matches played on Basic Furniture. the field after the referee was Rent R2 000 per month surrounded by Black Africa Tuesday: Another lawsuit face Tyson (bill Included). players after he had awarded Reutlingen 2 Bayer Leverkusen 3 (after extratime), Borus­ Call Tom 36970 (w) the penalty to my team. • 'I sia Moenchengladbach 2 Cologne 0, Hanover 1 Bayer A NEW York actress has filed a lawsuit against Mike Tyson, 33868 (h) went onto the field to help the Uerdingen 0, vverder Bremen 4 Dynamo Dresden 1. accusing the fooner heavyweight boxing champion of grabbing her in a "sexually suggestive" way at a Manhattan night club...... ' The woman, Robin Young, s~eks 2-milliondollars in damages from Tyson for the alleged incident on November 12, 1990, at the China Club. Tyson faces trial next year on a criminal indictment NAMIBIA NATIONAL that charges he raped a contestant at the Miss Black America Large 3 bedroom house, TEACHERS UNION contest in Indianapolis. modem, porsctie, near the Young, an actress and model living in Manhattan, said Tyson "main shopping district of -1989- • 'forcefully grabbed" her in a "sexually· suggestive and emba­ . town, large garden, .. rassing fashion causing her great humiliation and distress," sparkling clean Swimming according to the lawsuit. No further details.of the alleged incident Pool, and many more. ~Q \lT~-4}~ were givt n. This house is built on a LIBERAl' NANTU huge terrace overlooking . ~ message left with Tyson 's promoter, Don King, was not the city and it has SECOND ANNUAL CONGRESS immediately returned. Young's lawsuit was originally filed in business rights. state supreme court in Manhattan on August 26, but was moved Terms R4500 P.M., two to US district court Manhattan. year lease, vieing by appointment. THEME: "The Status of Teachers Ring 33359. detennines the quality of Jr Maradona to play in Japan THE youngest brother of Argentina soccer superstar Diego English speaking student Education' , Maradona has agreed to play for a Japanese professional team is looking for a room or batchelor flat. DATE: 30 September to 3 October 1991 next year, a club official said yes~erday. Rent not more than R450. Ugo Maradona, 22, will play forthe PJM Futures team, said the Tel: 221601 ask for PLACE: A.SIDPENASECONDARY official, who requested anonymity and refused to give other Franklin. SCHOOL, WINDHOEK details of the contract. He said PJM Futures is to announce the deal today. Ugo, who House to let In currently plays for Rapid Vienna, would make his Japan debut in Hochlandpark June next year. 3 Bedrooms AGENDA INCLUDES PJM Futures, a previously obscure club based in central Japan, 2 Bathrooms made headlines after the Wodd Cup last year by offering Diego Garage Conditions of Service of Teachers etc. Maradona tens of millions of dollars to wear its jersey. Rent R1600 The team is reportedly still interested in acquiring Diego, (Water and Electricity In­ although the superstar's career has been up in the air since his cluded) The Congress will be officially opened by CDE arrest on drug charges in April. Former Brazilian World Cup star Tel: 3072200 (w) Levl Zico signed a three-year contract with Sumitomo Metals for a President Sam Nuj ~m~ and addressed by Minis­ rep,orted l,S-million dollars. . SwakopmunH: Cottage to let ter'of Education & Culture Hon: Nahas, Angula. Permanent or time-share basis Fully fumished and serviced near sea, Each region must send 16 official delegat~s : how., , ates President Sheik Zayed bin capital. Ali said he plans to Beautiful setting adjoining ever, an NANT:t;r memb~rs are encouraged to Sultan AI Nahyan to seek his continue his tour of a number gardens. . • support for Islamic projects in of other Arab states, including Available all months attend. the United States and world­ Saudi Arabia and Egypt. except December schooJ wide. He gave no indication that . hOlidays. Tel: (061 ) Ali told The Associated Press he plans to go to London. Still 229891 or 061-33673 For Further Information Contact the Head Office inAbu Dhabi that he requested waiting for him here are the an interview with the presi­ book publishers, author Tho­ ;:>rawing boards for sale At: 061-62247 dent to ask for financial sup­ mas Hauser and Ali' s close y AO Board Kuhlmann port for the "Sheik Zayed Is­ personal friend, Howard Bing­ and with parallel ruler lamic School" which he is ham. x AO Board stand and AI constructing in Chicago. They said they had received Neolt Machine with rulers However, the meeting might no word from Ali and had been Price negotiable not materialize since Sheik unable to reach him in Abu - el: (061) 229891 Zayed is currently outside the Dhabi. - Sapa-AP. THE NAMIBIAN Thursday September 26 1991 15 .-- c ,.- • - ~... r - ~' ; Kenya takes four golds in long distance running

CAIRO: Kenyanrwmers, in third place, Algeria won a 10 000." led by world champion gold, silver and bronze, its Kiptanui crossed the finish _ Moses Kiptanui and Mri. smallest total so far. ' line in 8 minutes, 27.09 sec- can record-holder Susan The traditionally strong onds, 15 seconds slower than Sirna, swept long distance Kenyan team placed first, sec- his first-place mark at the World racing on Tuesday to win ond and third in the 3 000- Championships in Tokyo. He metre steeplechase and won blamed the time on a light in­ four golds and set an Mri - bronze and silver medals in the . jury and fatigue from COIll.pet- can record at the fourth other long-distance events. ing straight since January. day of the All-Africa "Most Kenyan runners are Sima, a bronze medal win- Games. world-class," said Kiptanui, ner at the W

SECOND ROUND - FIRST-LEG: porter. Everyone knows that CONRAD ANGULA they are the most successful RESULTS of British soccer matches played on Tuesday in team in this country, but that . the English League Cup second round, first-leg: INTERATLANTIC Blue Waters midfielder Dan-Boy doesn't mean they are invin- Blackpool 1 Barnsley 0, Bradford 1 West Ham 1, Brentford Ndjadila reacted strongly to Nashua Black Africa's ac­ cible." . 4 Brighton 1, Crewe 3 Newcastle 4, Everton 1 Watiford 0, cusations that they were robbed in their Windhoek Ndjadila went on to say that Hull 0 Queen's Park Rangers 3, Leyton Orient 0 Sheffield Lager NF A Cup first-leg semifinal encounter won by as this was the first time that Wednesday 0, Middlesbrough 1 Bournemouth I,Oldham the Birds on Saturday. Blue Waters had beaten Black 7 Torguay 1, Port Vale 2 Notts County 1, Portsmouth 0 Africa in a major cup competi­ The match, which saw the appointed in Black Africa's way tion in recent yean, Ihey should Oxford 0, Scar borough 1 Southampton 3, Scunthorpe 0 home side romp home 2-0 at of • 'trying to find an excuse Leeds 0, Sunderland 1 Huddersfield 2, Wigan 2 Sheffield accept the defeat sportingly. their Kuisebmond Stadium in for their defeat. " "We always lose to BA in United 2, Wimbledon 1 Peterborough 2, Wolverhampton 6 Walvis Bay, was played in a "Black Africa were never Shrewsbury 1. competition matches. We even very ill-tempered manner. robbed," said the ex-Young lost to them in the hotly dis­ Black Africa officials, play­ Ones player. "Windhoek-based puted Mainstay Cup final in SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP ers and supporters complained teams always complain when­ 1989 in Windhoek where our afterwards that the referee ever they lose in away matches. forward Striker Muaine was bandled the match in a very " I don't understand Black SEMIFINAL: tripped inside the penalty area unprofessional and biased way. Africa's childish -statement. I INTERATLANTIC Blue RESULTS of Scottish League Cup semifinal: but the referee did not blow for Waters . midfielder Dan­ Ndjadila, a former sport had a high regard for them a penalty. As sportsmen, we contfuued Qn page 14 reporter, said he was very dis- during my days as a sport re- accepted that defeat and never Boy Ndjadila. ran to newspapers to dispute referees they have bribed or the loss. We even congratu­ was it with the natural talents lated their players after that of their players?" Ndjadila win," the Blue Waters player asked. said. The Blue Waters player Dan-Boy explained that the ' reminded Black Africa of the first goal resulted from a free­ penalty they had received kick that was taken by skipper against Ramblers in the first­ Koko Muatunga. Muatungu round of the quarterfinals. ' 'Was passed it through to Karassa that also because the referee Mupetami who blasted the ball helped them?" he asked. which was deflected from Black Blue Waters president Uwe Africa's goalkeeper Dave Bachman also backed Nd­ Gaeseb, paving the way for jadila's statement about Satur­ Alfons Hengari to slot it home. .day's match adding 1bat ifBlack "BlackAfrica is arespected Africa's claim about the cal­ club and they will not gain ibre of Blue Waters was true anything by blaming the refe­ then they must prove it by ree and linesmen for their de­ beating them in the return leg. feat. Do they attribute their past glory to the help of the continued on page 14

NAMIBI.A.l\l discuss champion, Weina Bredenhann, walked away with the bronze medal when she finished third with a new Namibian record with distance of 46,42m in the women's event at the All-Africa Games in Cairo Sunday_