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Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No.353 March 1 a holiday Schools close on lfeb 28 ~r::l~~~ ;:~~"!!~ S THE ONLY omcial holiday for the Walvls '.... tnent.;J,'b,ewb,oJeop .. [:! Bay celebrations Is March 1. This Is to apply etatI6p\ WiU,'blv61ve:i all over Namibia, and was recently dedar'ed J~~~W.~t~~C;A ": In a proclamation by the Head of State, Sam mllkingetghtt1:iJihi$ " cl~y. Thequestion u Nujoma. , whether,1._ ._...... :. '.',:,: However March lis on a Tuesday and the four-day pia celebration at Walvls Is set to begin on the previous Saturday. President continued on page 1 a e onSlau Namibian children the main target

entine disco horror after three boys at Shifidi sec­ TOMMlNNEY ondary school raped a 14-year-old girl in a class­ room at a night disco earlier this week. TWO OR three rape cases are VanZyl says as far as she recalls, two young girls reported to the Namibian Police every have been raped at Auas primary school in recent day in Windhoek, and nearly half of months. . these are on children. Two boys, which she says were aged 6 and 8, were raped early one morning last year on their way Warrant Officer Retha van Zyl of Windhoek's to the school. The sodomists in their case were older police Woman and Child Abuse Centre told The men one of whom has been convicted and the other Namibian yesterday that the main targets among is still on trial. under 18-children are girls - aged 5 to 12 years old. Only three reports of young boys being sodomized Rapes at or near schools are very common, al­ have so far been reported at the abuse centre, set up though the number so far this year is less than last by the Namibian Police at Katutura Hospital. year. In the third case, last December, a quiet and Auas Primary School in Windhoek's Katutura is withdrawn boy was raped in a riverbed as he went a particular target and principal Hendrik Kumundu to s<;hool to get a report. said yesterday "we can't protect the children" from All the other cases have been young girls or adult 'sex-beast' young men who hang around the play­ women. grounds continuously harassing and stealing from The effect on a child's future of rape or any sexual children aged 7-14 years. assault at these formative ages can be traumatic. Most rapes are committed by boys at the schools School work, motivafion, confidence and even the YOUNG Natalia Sonya Bungu, who has been missing since Tuesday. See or nearby schools. report below. Katutura detectives are still investigating a Val- continued on page 2 • • ~======~ Girl, 8, mISSIng Right-winger rages at

However, a police spokesperson said PM and the President TOM MlNNEY according to their information another child had been found and they had not A WORRIED mother is statements by the President and Prime Minister received any news or confirmation that JOSEF MOTINGA respecti vely. desperately searching for eight­ Natalia was safe and sound. . Mostert charged that the statements proved the ' year-old Natalia, who Earlier yesterday her mother AN extremist white group based in Port underlying conviction of the Namibian Govern­ disappeared from school on Annalize Bunga made a tearful appeal Nolloth has accused President Sam Nujoma ment that whites would be tolerated only until' Tuesday morning. through the Namibian Police for any­ and Prime Minister Hage Geingob of being such time as there was a black government in Even more worrying is the high rate one who knows Natalia 's whereabouts responsible for the "death of South Africa. of sexual attacks on the children at the to come forward and end her worry. reconciliation" . The spirit of reconciliation had thus disap­ school, Auas Primary School in Wind­ Natalia may have disappeared with Aksie Vrye Yolk, headed by right-wing lawyer, peared, and so also the spirit of 'tolerance' on the hock's Katutura, where three young another young friend, Vallerie, but no Daan Mostert, said it was time whites stopped part of A VV seemed to be on the way out. He dlildren have been raped in recent more details were known. being "so tolerant". added he had given the Namibian Government a months. When following up on Natalia' s dis­ In an open letter, Mostert, who left Walvis Bay chance to prove itself, and had so brought about a Thcre was some confusion among appearance, Auas school principal in protest at Namibian independence, claimed it period of peace that had reigned since independ- relatives last night over whether the Hendrik Kumundu revealed the re- had come to light that mere lip service was paid to youngster had been found and her reconciliation. He based his conclusion on public continued on page 2 mother could not be reached. continued on page 2 ~/ ., f~1 , 2 Thursday. February 17 1994 ' •THE. NAMIBJAN I

~~:~l~:o ~~~~~JI.ll~I" ~;ip ;; ~t~~e shuffle I January 28 was found at the weekend after President. That post was permanent secretary. He manent secretary to State JOSEF MOTINGA media and police appeals eventually held by Or Ndeutala has been acting in that House cou Id receive del­ succeeded in tracking him down. THE permanent secretaries of State House Hishongua. position since the relo­ egates should the Presi­ Stanley Geingob is back home with his mother The post will be the cation of Frieda dent not be present, he Anna Dlamini in Windhoek and is reported safe and and the Cabinet will now attend Cabinet equivalent to a perma­ Williams to the Ministry said. happy - after he had first run away over a school meetings and a number of other secretaries nent secretary and its of Works, Transport and The changes had been misunderstanding. . have been promoted. . . holder will be the ac ~ Telecol1lmunicat,ion as planned since December Police spokesperson Edwin Kamburona counting officer at the pertnanent secretary, last year. Kanguatjivisaysthemediaplayedaverybigrolein . This decision was ' tarytothePresident,and Presidency. Explaining the reasons The changes had noth­ finding the missing, teenager. Apparently he was taken by Cabinet during will have an equal rank The permanent secre­ for the changes, ing to do with an indi­ staying with people who heard about his mother's its Fifth Ordinary Ses- with that of secretary to tary in the Office of the Wakolele said the per­ vidual, said Wakolele, desperate search as they were listening to pro- siononFebruary 15,and the Cabinet. Eddie Prime Minister will now manent secretaries to responding to a question grammes on the Nama-Damara service. of the was yesterday an- Amukongo, who now be deputy secretary to State House and the on whether they had any­ Namibian Broadcasting Corpora!ion. nounced by Nguno holds that position, has theCabinetbutstillkeep Cabinet were serving in thing to do with thetrans­ !: Stanley had fled home after a misunderstanding Wakolele, the permanent been acting secretary to the first position. Or sensitive positions and fer of former Permanent at his school, Auas Primary School in Windhoek's secretary in the Ministry the Cabinet. Peingeondjabi Shipo should be able to attend Secretary to the Cabinet Katutura. He had passed his examinations last year of Information and Wakolele said the holds that position. Cabinet meetings. Petrus Damaseb, as but a teacher told him he had failed. He ran away Broadcasting. former deputy perma- The acting permanent Only the deputies Namibian Representa­ from home in despair and desperation, saying he The former permanent nent secretary at State secretary for Home Af- would not be allowed to tive to the Joint-Admin­ wanted to try a school in Mariental. secretary at State House House, would now be fairs, She tu Hamunyela attend. istrative Authority. Police launched an appeal to help find him on will now be called secre- deputy secretary to the has been confirmed as In addition, the per- February I and Stanley was found on February 12 C:.,. , » a:z~ WLwZb J at Tsumis. Apparently he had' gone to stay with people who knew his mother, and Kanguatjivi said yesterday he did not know why they had not con­ Water in petrol tacted the parents earlier after Stanley had appeared at their house when he was supposed to be in school. Tsumis is nearly 150 kilometres south of Wind­ hoek. Kanguatjivi said they had nowbroughtStanley CAL TEX Namibia says it has there had also been one of two fraudu- home and he was happy to find out that he had, in solved problems at one of its lent claims 'which had been turned ' fact, passed. filling stations where rainwater down. Caltex was put in touch with the "On behalf of the Namibian Police I would like to seeped into a petrol tank and drivers through the serv ice station man­ thank all the media for a job well done," said brought several cars to a halt. ager, he added. Kanguatjivi. He said problems of water in the Managing Director Paul Blauch told petrol storage tanks do occur some­ The Namibian that mechanics had times, especially in South Africa where March 1 holiday helped at least eight cars and drivers there is usually more rain . But it is no had been compensated for inconven­ reflecti on on the quality of the fuel , FROM PAGE1 -- -] pendence". ience. brand name CX3, which Caltex sells, After many inquiries, The problem came on Sunday, when he added. cars refused to start after filling up at A contractor had already been Nujoma has al so asked the Ministry of Educa­ one of the pumps at Hakahana service booked fo r work on the servi ce stati on all employers to give tion and Culture has de­ station in Wi ndhoek's Katutura. after earlier problems. A drainage sys­ their workers a day or a cided schools will be Heavy rai ns had meant water got into tem is now being install ed and new half-day off on Monday, closed on February 28, one of the storage tank s by ~ e fi II ing seals have bee rr fitted to the tank 's February 28, so they can in addition to the public point, but apparently manage r Hafeni filling point. One side is closed off join the celebra ti ons, holiday c losure on Vilho stopped using that tank once the while other repairs and upgrading are particul arly employers at March I. angry complaints began. performed at the same time. the port town. But spokespe rson Blauch said most of those affected The Hakahana service station is n,is has caused wide­ Manfred Dedekind said had been taxi drivers and mechanics owned by Caltex and operated as a spread confusion as last night the schools are had gone to their homes to drain the franchise by a busi nessman. Three­ many businesses have expected to make up the vehicles' fuel tanks and put in new qyarters of the Caltex filling stations not yet decided if they lost day by opening on a petrol. They had also added an addi­ in Namibia are owned by private will close or not on the Saturday, before June FLASHBACK ... Hafeni Vii ho, manager of tive to dispel moisture and had paid bu sinesspeople, but a quarter are fran­ Monday. 30. the drivers some money to make up chises. In these cases, an owner oper­ This would give their Regional education Hakahana Service Station and a crowd of angry for inconvenience and lost business. ates the business in Caltex' name and workers a four-day directors will decide the motorists examining the faulty petrol storage Apparently most of those affected the oi I company supplies fuel and some weekend of celebration details of how the extra tank on Sunda ~ .after it was contaminated with now say they are happy. B lauch added managerial advice. for what has been termed day will be fitted in. water. Photo: Conrad Angula. Namibia's "sccond inde- Child rape Young child goes missing Iier this term a 12-year­ disappeared with a said they had been left to "FROM PAGE 1 'I' FROM PAGE1 - ] old 'girl was also raped. friend, Vallerie, whose walk from someone's BIG AUCTION ability tp have good rela­ peated sex and other at­ Police do patrol but it ­ surname is not known, house to school 'and had FRIDAY, 18th FEBRUARY 1994, tionships'in future can be tacks on children but said seems there is no secu­ on February 15 . gone missing on the way. at 18HOO totally blighted. 'he did not think this had rity for the children of As Annelize works * Natalia Sonya Van Zyl said only that happened in Natalia's the primary 'school. • ,until.17hOO, Natalia usu­ Bungu is aged eight and A huge and most interesting variety of police's role is to refer the case. ' • "We can't protect the ally goes to her great­ has brown skin and goods from different businesses and children to a social worker Kumundu said nearly children/ Kumundu aunt's house which isap­ brown eyes. She weighs who usually puts them for private people will be sold by public every week a child goes said, adding the trouble parently'justopposite the' 37 kiiograms and is 0,59 treatment with a school is worse in the afternoon Auction! missing as parents let primary school arid there ll)etres hjgh. Her friend, psychologist. All three them walk home or to shift as no male staff are waits for her' mbther to Vallerie, is apparently boys are still undergoing Everything must be sold!! school unaccompanied - on duty. Afternoon les­ take her home to very light-skinned. therapy for their horrific but they turn up in a day sons are being ended Okuryangava in the If you have any knowl­ psychological injuries. Lots of Furniture, Pine Furniture, or two. early to try and protect evening. edge of Natalia or "We are living in a sick Tent., lot. of HI-FI System., He revealed Auas the children who are Buton Tuesday Bunga Vallerie please call carpet., society" reflects Van Zyl. aged between 7 and 14. found her family search­ Annal ize on (061) DISPLAY FRIDGE, with GLASS who often works round school grounds are con­ DOOR, WORKING TABLE, 2 Tier the clock after police at a tinually entered by He does not think ing for the child as both 239880 at work or leave PIZZA OVEN, INDUSTRIAL OVEN station in Windhoek call young men and ex-con­ Natalia has disappeared had apparently gone a message at her sister's (Defy "Rayburn E 12"), PIE WARMER her in to help a raped victs who harass children because of a sex beast. missing from school at house on (061) 62309. with Glass Front. woman or child. She adds and steal their food at He says in many cases 10hOO. Orcontact PQlice spokes­ they have hardly had time break-time. children at the school go The other child's par­ person Edwin The fence has been missing for a day or two ents have not come for­ Kamburona Kanguatjivi And lots of loose goods. to develop prevention pla~s. broken since the last re­ if they are walking alone ward to police. at (061) 222674 or COME AND MAKE YOUR OWN The staff of the centre pair attempt in 1991 and or 'there is no-one at Principal Kumundu 230410 or the nearest BARGAINS!!! hope to get more training last year two boys, aged home when they arrive. had no details about the police station. in May and then, after the seven and eight years, Mother Annelize other missing child. All information and ~AUCTIONS NAMIBIA , pilot programme in Wind. were raped nearby in Bunga says her daughter He denied they had any caller's identity will hoek is evaluated, similar broad daylight and ear- Natalia Sonya Bunga gone from the school but be kept confidential. Puccini Street, next to Croesers Garage help centres may be set up in Oshakati and Tel. : 220012 or 2301 89 Keep our country clean - throw your litter in bins! Keetmanshoop. l ., .1 ... \ f ~,'. I r' .. ~ I I r ' , • THE NAMIBIAN Thursday Febru ary ·17 '1'994 3 Good rains countrywide

according to Leon van Wyk form the FRANNA KAVA RI Mundpality at Keetmanshoop. He said the southern part of the coun­ HEA VYRAIN was reported over many try had had better rainfall this year com­ parts of the country yesterday with pared to last year and was optimistic several of the major dams reported as about the remainder of the rainy season. overflowing. • Despite heavy rainfall countrywide Areas 'which' recorded good rainfall this year, Khorixas was still drought­ yesterday morning included, Oshakati stricken and there are fears over the fate wiU,-t 58,6mm, Outjo 33 5, Omaruru 1 of livestock 'if the area does not receive . 32,5, Kalkveld 32,0 and ¥ariental rain soon. 13,5mm. A senior agricultural officer in the According to the Department of Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Ru­ Water Affairs, the Naute Dam was ral Development at Khorixas, Danny 102,8 per cent full yesterday. Omatako Useb, confirmed yesterday that the area dam was 102,6 per cent full and was had not received any proper rainfall reportedly overflowing. Another dam since November last year. which had received a good inflow yes­ terday was Goreangab which was 96,8 No rainfall had been recorded until per cent fu ll. Monday when the area had received On Tuesday morning 43mm was re­ only 2mm from a few raindrops. corged at Keetmanshoop after a heavy Useb was hopeful that the area would WINDHOEK AWASH ... Good rains have continued to fall in the capital city this week, with the storm, accompanied by strorlg winds, receive better rainfall before the end of normally dry rivers running strongly throughout Windhoek. Photo: Rosslyn Tatarik hit the town and damaged gravel roads, the rainy season. From the 'Magistrates Churl Rehoboth case :;:: FROM the Magistrates Court yesterday: charge of gambling in a public place. Scott was * mE CASE of two men accused of unlawful arrested on June 6 last year near Jet Stores in possession of II elephant tusks valued at N$13 Windhoek. blocks loans 857,85 was yesterday postponed to June 6 for trial. He pleaded not guilty and the case was postponed SalatieIPaulus(30)ofFreedomLandandJohannes to June 2 this year . . Leonard (30) of Wanaheda in Katutura, were ar- The accused is out on warning. however, claimed that only residents rested in Katutura on June 8 1993. . * A 17-year-old teenager from Katutura appeared JOSEF MOTINGA could buy property, Erlank said. "We Paulus is out on bail of N$I 000 and Leonard in court on a charge of possessing cannabis. The cannot go along with that," he pointed N$600. They pleaded not guilty and the case was teenager was arrested on November 13 last year. THE Agricultural Bank cannot out. postponed because the witnesses were in Mariental The case was postponed for further investigation. grant loans to farmers in Another problem was that apart from for a diamond theft case. The accused is out on bail ofN$50 and will appear Rehoboth as their 'ancestral the central office of the Registrar of * TONY Scott (21) appeared in the court on a in the juvenile court on June 2. laws' prevented the bank from Deeds in Windhoek, there was a local taking action should a lender one at Rehoboth. The Agriculture Bank default on a loan, said Permain wanted the deeds to be processed ErJank, the managing director through the central office. of the Agricultural Bank. He was asked whether it was true The Namibian asked Erlank to react that those farmers who had received to a question posed in the National loans from the Rehoboth Develop­ Assembly by DTA-MP Piet Juni us ment Corporation (Rekor) were not during Monday's session. Junius asked forcedto repay them before the corpo­ Minister of Agriculture, Water and ration's assets were taken over by the Agricultural Bank. According to .. Rural Development, Nangolo Mbumba to explain why the Agric ul­ Erlank this issue was also compounded tural Bank refused to give loans to . by the issue of 'ancestral laws' . It was difficult to take legal action in • farmers in the area. Mbumba is to respond to the question today. Rehoboth apart from handing over • WE DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY ! Erl ank said that the way the bank cases to attorneys to collect money. operated did not allow it to grant loans However, some debtors were repay­ to Rehoboth. Normally if a lender was ing their loans and the bank was recov­ unable to repay the loan the property ering some money, Erlank said. "BANQUETING 94 " was fo reclosed and sold at a public Until the case between Kaptein Hans * auction where anyone was allowed Diergaardt and the Namibian Govern­ WE OFFER YOU BUSINESS FUNCTIONS buy it. ment had been resolved "our hands are WITH A DIFFER.ENCE - TALK TO THE The •a ncestral laws' of Rehoboth, tied", Erlank said. . KALAHARI SANDS FIRST !I HOW ABOUT A COCKTAIL PARTY WITH AN EC supports c?gri'!ijj~ EXOTIC THEME & MENU, DECOR & FLOWERS TO MATCH !I

THE Commission of ' tbe Euro­ * BREAKFAST AT THE DUNES pean CommunUies has approved an amount o'f 7,7 million Euro­ THE HIT FOR 1994! HAVE A BUSINESS BREAKFAST pean C~rrency Units, equivalent IN OUR DUNES RESTAURANT - ENJOY OUR EXTENSIVE to N$29,4 million, to tbe Rural ...... BREAKFAST BUFFET AT ONLY N$ 32,50 PER PER- SON .

~=!::~~~f,O~~,;:: :"' ~ii.~_ WE ALSO RECOMMEND: The programme will help de­ aJe5 "<)"), . velop more productive and eco­ • training: for .boUl .eXtension nomically and environmentally staff and. fanners . ' ..<' * BUFFET LUNCHES AT N$ 45,50 PER PERSON sustainable farming systems, con­ • credit: to su pport the adoption * BUFFET DINNER AT N$ 47,00 PER PERSON tributing to improved household of more productive fanpiog sys. food security and incomes in most tems. It was envlsag~ that the FOR R-ESERVATIONS PHONE JOAN 222300 (08HOO • 13HOO) of the regions which make up the work would be carried out over a Northern Communal Areas, period oft hree years, starting early namely Caprivi, Okavango, tbis year.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, page 8 appeared twice in our newspaper yesterday. We apologise for any .inconvenience. 4 Thursday February 17 1994 . THE NAMIBIAN

We also meet those work­ 18h30: Hearts Afire ing women who say wives (Premium time) lacko jives would be surprised to see 19hOO: Blood and how their husbands act Sand (A) in court once they leave the house. nbc A~a i n s t his mother's DENVER USA' . 21h50: Sport wishes, a young man. ' • 16:56: Opemng plans to become a bull- MI.chael Jac~son 17:00: Sesame Street '. fighter. When he is fa- smlied,snapped his fin- 18:00: Legend of the _ . - mous he becomes infatu- gers and sang parts of White Fa.ng ~ ated 'with a beautiful, hissuper-h~tBilli.eJean Far away m a re mote area ' . d . as part of his testimony . . anstocrat an IS even . of Canada called the , . . . ' ' 11 ' I h' on Monday m a copy- wl. ~e Klondike, lived an animal M * N' * I~ ... i WI ~~ g tO I ;~ve ISd . . rightinfringementlaw- who became a legend. \.: ~ ~u t .lsco - leru:te m ~ ths - suit 18:26: The Rich Also tress IS on ly p aymg WI . , . C (KTV starts) his feeli ngs. Starring: Jackson s testi mony 18h49' Agriry culture for 10hOO'• Th e Ele p h an t Ch'ns R ye, d II Sh aron ·camef in. tfihel secod b nd D week . Sh SAT 0 a SUit I e y enver All ow tone, nna orrent . C I C . 19h21' Music Filler An award-winning, 21 hOO: M-Net Cares sOhngwrll~r ryh sta larttlher . ... w 0 calms e s t0 e e 19h35: A Different hve}y musical senes for A short .weekly pro- song Dangerous fro m her. World (final) pre-schoolers. gramme aimed at expos- It was the title song of a My Dinner with Theo (KTV ends) ing the work of a wide 1992 album that sold 14 WhenTheocomestoyisit 10h30: Egoli range of charitable or- million copies. his sister Denis~, she looks 11 hOO : Company ganisations, presented by Cartier says she wrote forward to ha~mg . a heart Business (13) Doreen Morris. the song with her band to hearttalk With him. But (KTV starts) 21h05: Supersport Love Story in 1985 and ~ ~ch toherchagrin,.Theo 15hOO: Chip 'n Dale Highlights of the 1994 made the fi rstdemonstra- IS mterested .10 ta l ~ m g to Rescue Winter Olympics from tion tape in the I 980s. She everyo th e~g l~l a t H II l m an Rangers Lillehammer said she copyrighted it in - except hiS sister. 15h30: New Scooby 23h05: The Presidio 199 1. Cartier al so testi- GOING TO GRAHAMSTOWN ... Felicity Celento of Committed Artists 20hOO: News . Doo Mysteries 01 hOO: For Love fi edthatshegave a tape of pictured receiving a donation of N$l 400 from Braam Eckard, acting 20:32: Local Domestic 16hOO: The Flintstones Alone (A) songs, including Danger- ·South African representative in Namibia, on Monday. Freddie Philander, Programme 16h30: Ready orNot 02h45: Noises OfT (A) ous, to Jackson's road also of Committed Artists, also received N$1 ·400. The money is to help Rape (Open Time) 04h30: Dangerous man~ge r when the ~p star sPonsor a trip to Grahamstown in South Africa where Felicity and Freddie 20h55: Th.e Oprah 17hOO: Duet Liaisons (18) wasmDenveronhls.1988 will take part in the prestigious Grahamstown Festival. Photo: Tyappa Wmfrey S ho~ .' ." Bad tour. Butshe said she Namutewa My Husband Works With 17h30. Lovl?g 06h25. Transmission no longer had an original 1------a Flirt 18hOO: Egoh Ends tape of the song. Flying ahead of the time change who have batte d an eye- er.. s. . ow.'ers . sprea.•...... •.•... ,...... nl·•• ··· oU ~ ) .. ou , . ..." '.' •. '...•.. oa ··•· ..······ s ,S.j HAs Jar& as th erne lodl' es lid, tossedd thh e.ir Ihair ?r :;!l?r~~~!;~~6rim~W~~~?::::~~~~:~,~~ arellcodnceme.d, Ithl ed~f:re S O,U T H Af~ica~ Airways, the timetable. Reschedul ing SAA's ~n c r osse t elf. egs m Sapa ' ····!~;;:...};0 ) 'H;; ···.·.<\i;.tF rea.7 ra~atl~a y ~ Jer- which runs SIX flights a week vast network of fl ights with al1 the Iront of the marned men. .., .. ,' ~ ..;.,;;"""'" ~. " ... ent, he sald. Sapa AFP from Windhoek to Johannes- interconnections would have been burg and two a week to Cape complicated. T own, says it has already incor­ SAA's manager of marketing and passenger services in Windhoek, porated Namibia's time change Vemon Munnik, says daily flights to ClASSIC HAIR SALON in its computers, Johannesburg on Mondays to Fridays For the first time, Namibia is to will leave at 12h40 in future, and they 'Aae«l4-: advance the clocks by an hour on will arrive at 11 h55. The Sunday flight March 21 and institute a winter time from Johanesburg will arrive at II h55 US;.\ l-1;.\lr{S~rYlE &. which is different from summer time. and leave for Cape Town at 12h55 and . In a statement, SAA says this will the other will arrive from Cape Town mean Namibian time is one hour ahead at 15hOO and leave for Johannesburg F;'\Sl-IIO~1 Sl-IO'lV of South African time. De pa rtur~ and at 16hOO. arrival times of all fli ghts between The Friday Cape Town flight will Windhoek and SA have already been arrive at 12h30 and leave at 13h15. adjusted on the SAA Safaari reserva­ Buses wi ll leave from the terminus ~ctua P;.\R;.\OI SE ;.\ttEY~ tion system which is used by travel opposite the SAA office an hour early. offices and airlines worldwide. Minimum check-in time for all SAA ADhUSStONt N~~'to-oo The change is relatively simple, as flights is still an hour before departure. -rth\Et 22HOO (S'fAR'nNG) all Windhoek times are advanced by If you have any queries, ring SAA in one hour. This means arriving and office hours (061-37670) or the air­ departing times in South Africa will port outside office hours (0626- * liVE! not change and remain as they are in 40229). ~~ * liVE ! Lun,.py skin vaccine fifi"1," ll'/E , . ~ / .: GOING BAC*K TO THE BASICS ~. •. . t ,Q (S trictly Professional, Strictly Educational) arrives in the 'North HtP-HOP DAN CERS I and smuggling it to other 1'/ttC. DANCERS TYAPPA NAMUTEWA countries. All farm ers in (1 the Omusati, Oshikoto, T H E long-awaited vaccine for lumpy skin Ohangwena and Omusati GE'f IJO'NN Dt SCO disea se has arrived at the Veterinary O f­ areas were issued with PAfffV - AffER SHO'lV fices at Ondangwa, bringing relief for farm­ cards on wh ic h the ,dilJillCUCCCMiJ0fiucasc,gti; er s in the fa r nor th. number of cattle they Lumpy skin di sease 'cattle cards' which were have is listed. broke out country wide issued to them recentl y. The cards will also pre­ Revlon Model Super Market Classix Clothing last month and there has This is probably being vent some people from buying large supplies, Dark & Lovely Ackermans ' Kilimanjaro been a shortage of vac­ done to ensure that the out of proportion to the Colours African Touch cine. The NBC yester­ medicine, which is diffi­ Salon Cherrie number of cattle they Le Gear M&Z Sport Shop day quoted a spokesper­ cult to obtain and is only Magic Styles have. ...~ son of the Veterinary im ported from South Soft Sheen ANV 'fVPE OF HAt R S'fVtE 'fEtt 22379't . Serv ices at Ondangwa as Africa, is only used by According to a spokes­ saying th at th e medicine Nam ibians. Cards wi ll person one cannister of ,woul d onl y be sold to prevent foreigners get­ the vaccine can be used farmers wh o produce ting hold of the vaccine for 25 cattle. • TH E' NAMl'Bl~ N ' I ,' Thurse:lay February '17 1994 5 .,

A GROUP of six American wildlife special- tion reproduces annually, which means that fewer ists arrived in Namibia this week as part of than 100 animals produce offspring in any given ?)'(," ...•...... > }iF.'X>, the error! to ~ve the world's fastest big cat year:Sheadded ,thatnearly30per, centof~eworld ' s ;, ~~9t . 9~ ~! ~!~~~~ · Wid~: r, years.Nine~y ftve'per ~e~tofN~. from extmctlOn. captive population .were caught In the wild, and 99 ,; sp~~~,f . ~' , hYl~ " ~~~~Is,, tbe mibla's cheetahs live on the cOrn- '.' The US team will spend two wee~s collecting per cent of these ammals came from Namibia origi - . ~~ .~~bw~f~~ ,~d 00' fo~ . conti. . nlercia!lh: estoc~farml~Da"'~i~~ ( se ~en from cheetahs for use in the artificial insemi- nally. . . . . ·, n~n~!ijdaytbeCbeetab~decli~: .;, cO,yers.275 000 sq km iD tile cou~) · nati on of captive cheetahs in North America. . The, se'!1en collect~d wlll .be used to art~flclallYing aWO$teverywbere. .' ., try's north central region. .. The team will visit farms and guest lodges where inseminate cheet~s In z<>?s In North A~enc~ . ~e .' Loss or~abitat,declining pre~. ".f the wild population iD Na- cheetah s are kept as part of the Cheetah Conserva- use. of the s~men Will help I.ncrease genetic variatIOn ··alJd .. competition with livestock' mibia continues to decline and tion Fund's (CCF) international conservation re- by introdUCing new bloodhnes. The same procedure continue to take a heavy toll on the habitat.conservation etTorts fail in search programme to aid the survival of the species. could als.o be used to mai ntain genet.ic diversity . chee~h population throughout . Africa for this species, the cheetah Cheetahs breed poorl y in captivity because of ~mong Wild che.etahs as well , CCF co-director Dan- Africa. could face extinction ••• To compli- reproductive problems. Behav ioural and poor sperm lel Kraus explaIned. An he turn of the century, ap- cate conser~at ion etTorts further quality caused by a lack of genetic diversity and The team will also be speaking at Unam and at proximat~ly 100 000 cheetahs ex- the species lacks genetic variation breeding have been identified as the main 'problems Etosha Research Institute and hold a seminar for th e isted ,.in at least ,44 countries which makes the cheetah mo~e for the continued existence of the cheetah in captiv -Namibian Veterinary Association at Otj,iwarongo throughout Africa and Asia. susceptible to ecological and en Vi· ity. during their stay. The team is headed by reproduc- ... T~y, the... world'spopuJation ronmental changes," :commented Laurie Marker-Kraus, co-director of CCF, said tive physiologists Dr David Wildt and Dr JoGayl e ofthec!tee~jsesUmatedat9~ . Kristen Sarri, CCF~ s Education less than 10 per cent of the world's captive popula- . Howard. ". .. . ,, ~ 1~OOO~u~t026 coun~~ies . a~~ Co~rdinator...... 'i.'· \ -- MU " j i 1 ~:. ~:!,)~~:t~:aJ~~:~tlQ.~~f . D)~~'~~!t~n:::r~S!~~r~:'; ' Left: CHESHIRE ~be,e~hsiStollnd Jn~alPibia .witb.i .. organisation est8bllsb~in 1990t~,; CHEER ... The office th,~ull1~~lngreaucecJ ~)'balf ..•.... ensure the survival of wild chee-i: .•.. of the South African to . J~ . tb;.Ji 300Q in .the Jast 12 i tahs. Representative in Namibia on Monday donated money to the Rape case Cheshire Home for Marine training disabled people at POLICEatTsumebhave FOUR trainees from the Ministry of Fisheries Anamulenge in the arrested a man in con­ Oshana Region. The and Marine Resources left for Cape Town at the nection with raping a Chesire Home end of last month to attend a training course on received NSS 600 for marine engineering at the Training Centre for woman at Post Khubas projects aimed at Seamen. ne ar IIIman, upgrading the social Since the beginning of 1992, the Ministry has Grootfontein, on lives of the disabled. launched three marine courses, funded by Norad Feburary 11 . Here Sister Theophilia of Norway in terms of the fi sheries sector co­ Adam Kaddo Khoseb Aule receives the operation project between Norway and Namibia. appeared in court and the donation on behalf of The four students are all from the second <;ase was remanded to the Home from Braam course and underwent training in Namibia from March 11 . Bail was op­ Eckard, acting SA August 1992 to January 1994. posed. representative in Namibia. Comrades do it with condoms MARKET MOTORS PO Box 5977 TEL: 225307 REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA AUSSPANNPLATZ/WINDHOEK Ministry of Foreign Affairs ALL VEHICLES TAX INCLUDED SEDANS ' 1991 Toyota Corolla 1.6Gl (White) N$37700 1993 Toyota Corolla 1.6GLi Exec (White) N$62 600 1990 Toyota Corolla 1.6 GLS R/f Imm (Green) N$36 200 1993 Toyota Corolla 1.3GL R/f (Blue) N$40 600 1991 V/W agen Jetta CLi • N$S1300 1990 V/Wagen Jetta·CLi (Exec) N$41600 1989 V/Wagen 2.1 Mikrobus R!T N$46 SOO 1988 Ford Laser IS00 Sport N$21490 1993 Mazda 2.Si Mx6 9Full House) N$110 100 1981 Toyota L/Cruiser S/Wagon 4x4 D. N$3S SOO The Hon. Minister, Hon. Deputy Minister and staff of 1982 Opel Record 20 Sedan N$12400 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wish to express their 1991 Honda Ballade ISO V NC, R/f N$42ooo 1987 Honda Ballade deepest sympathy on the untimely passing away of N$23760 1993 Ford Meteor 1600 N$36600 our staff member and colleague 1986 M/Benz 260E N$67 900 Mr ISlllael Situde BAKKIES on Saturday, 12 February 1994 1992 Mazda Magnum Drifter 4x4 D/Cab N$92 700 We would like to take this opportunity to convey to 1989 Nissan 1400 Canopy N$22200 1991 Nissan 1800 L/W/B N$37700 the family our sincere condolences during their sad 1989 Nissan Custom 4x4 R/f, Canopy N$43100 bereavement 1992 Nissan 2.4 Hi-Rider N$S6ooo Ismael will be sorely missed by all of us in . the 1992 Nissan 4x4 V6 Petrol N$7S SOO Ministry for the diligent and professional manner in 1992 Nissan 2.7 Diesel4x4 Rails R/f N$64 700 1992 Isuzu 230 LE (L/W /B) Rails B/B N$49600 w hich he carried out his dutie~ 1992 Isuzu KB 260 LE (L/W /B) Rails NC N$S2 800 The Government of the Republic of Namibia could 1991 Ford Courier 2.2 XLTR ails N$40 SOO certainly do with more people of Mr Situde's calibre 1982 Mazda B 1600 Rails N$ 16 740 May his soul rest in peace Contact: Das van Vuuren 225307 (w) ,.p12116/2 41552 (h) Bossie de Klerk 225307 (w)

I I H 51052 (h) 6 Thursday February 17 1994 THE NAMIBIAN :~~~4MM&;-T:i: ~ ~J~·L. ' Bank goes big in Walvis TOM MINNEY

A LEADING Na­ • NAMIBIA . .;. mibian bank and its • Weekly R70 'R130 ,. partners are to spend • Daily R270 R525 .' some N$5 million on : SOUTH AFRICA: one ofthe biggest sin­ • Weekly R75 R140 • gle private property • Daily R300 R650 • investments in Walvis Bay. Com­ '. BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, '. MALAWI, ZIMBABWE mercial Bank of Na­ • Weekly R.200 R390 • mibia has commis­ • Daily RSOO R1550 • sioned a very mod­

• ern three-storey • ZAMBIA, ZAIRE • building for the port • Weekly R235 R400 • town, to be finished • Daily R920 R1820 • by November. FRAN E, GERMANY, • • EUROPE,C BRITAIN • The bank will take up • Weekly R500 R980 • th~ gr~und floor, and into NEW WORLD of money is the aim behind this N$S million development by Commercial Bank of • Daily R1200 R2500 • thiS Will put the merged Namibia, accountants Coopers & Lybrand and architects Veerle Nelson in Walvis Bay. local offices of two banks • NORTH AMERICA ~• which became one last space, is available for The suggested design ern Africa - SFOM Lld The bank on the · year. letting. will include the latest which is linked to the ground floor will be • Weekly R325 R600 • • Daily R1500 R2700. On the top floor will The target is· bold - to technology in ventilation parents of the bank which banking hall and the of­ be accountants Coopers move into the new build­ and air conditioning as was fice of a recently-estab­ : : to-- AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND - :; : and Lybrandt which is ing in November. Archi­ well as an electronic lift. TI1eCommercial Bank lished Corporate Bank­ .. Weekly R325 R630 {. building up its already tects Veerle Nelson of The cost of the devel­ of Namibia before last ing Division Coastal • Dally R1500 R2700 r ~ ~ considerable expertise in Walvis Bay have de­ opment is estimated at year's merger. The other Region. • tt ····,{.t. the fishing and other in­ signed abuilding that will over N$5 million. bank is the former The bank says it is a • POST TO: The Namibian. P.O. Box 20783. • dustries. be a big change from the These are the Walvis Nedbank which is the sign of their confidence • Windoek. Namibia • The middle floor, of­ architectural landscape Bay branch of the Inter­ second half of the new in the future of Walvis fering top-quality office currently in the port. national Bank of South- Namibian bank. Bay. •I Name:Addres;------";. ------T }, .'} O · P ·• Postal Code: . .• . APPOINTMENT ••• CDM has appointed Capital continues I.. I enclose a cheque/poslal~rder~ the CI;Ill0unt '. a new Industrial of for weeks subscription Relations Manager • to the Namibian. (Please ensure the exact • at Oranjemund.' I amount in Rands or equivalent currency.) • Sylvanus Nekundi to flow -out of SA I Please debit my Visa/Mastcrcard/other Credit • (pictured right) • D~ • Jollied CDM In 1978, MONEY IS still flowing out of the Common are also calling in loans. • N -~--~-~-- ~= o. • and served as Monetary Area and thus undermining the fu­ Share dividends are ------Industrial ,Relations growing and much of an ·• Signed: ______• ture of both the rand and the Namibia dollar. Superin'tendent One recent writer argues that most of the flood estimated R2 billion in • Date: ------. .• before his promotion - a record R15 billion last year - is not illegal and gold-related profits would · to Manager. He now is due to fears about South Africa's future under have gone to external Joins the ranks of the African National Congress. shareholders this way . Fraud and undervaluing ~---.------.-~ 1 senior ~anagement I #J~ 11 However, illegal cur- been on the Sout~ Afri- exports while overvaluing at the nune. . l o/k rency dealing has long can scene. Investigators imports are both thought of the Witwatersrand At­ not to '1ffect the capita ac­ torney-General ' s office cour very much . "Round­ THE LEGAL ASSISTANCE 'TACANCY. KHORIXAS REGION believe ever~ fi~an cial trippmg", a way of mov ­ l'ft. rand (FR) application they ing financial to commer­ CENTRE Principal SII have investig~ted to the cial rand and then export­ has a vacancy for a Reserve Bank m 1987 and ing the capital, may also 1988 for between R5 mil­ not be very significant. LABOUR RESEARCHER lion and R I 00 million ap­ to conduct research on behalf of the Cornelius Goreseb Senior Secondary School Meanwhi le there is con­ pears to be bogus. siderable investment Centre The investigating team flowing into South Africa has asked for files of 44 The Labour researcher would be based in Requirements: Degree + Teaching Diploma through the financial rand. companies which made These tend not to have Windhoek and would conduct research on (H.E.D.) between one and six ap­ labour related issues with special emphasis such big effects on for­ Experience: 7 years Senior Secondary plications for FR. Most eign exchange reserves on farm workers. large commercial banks The Researcher would at times be required School(Head of Department/ but it seems R5 billion are involved, sometimes worth of shares were to travel to various regions of the country to Deputy Principal) including managers, law­ conduct research. bought with FR last year, yers helped, and Reserve pumping a sizeable Privation allowance: N$424,OO per month bank staff approved ap­ The Applicant should be: amount of money into the Housing: Three bedroom house available plications. Arrests could country. follow soon including a) a Namibian citizen Citizenship: Namibian But much of the invest­ b) fluent in English and Afrikaans, with some top business-peo­ ment seems to be switch­ fluency in other Namibia languages ple, and 10 months of in­ ing from longer-term in­ vestigation suggests R200 being a recommendation Experience as headmaster of a Senior Secondary School vestments to short-term c) in possession of a post matric million is involved. In one share investments aimed qualification will serve as a recommendation. case four men are being at making profits as the d) be active, or have experience in tried for fraud after an ap­ Johannesburg stock mar­ plication was made for community-based structures- with ket rises. R32m to build a factory preference given to applicants who are To assume duty on: 01 April 1994 The South African Re­ and three years later an­ familiar with Namlbian law and Closing date: 07 March 1994 serve Bank is managing other application went in Namibian labour history. Enquiries: Mrs. M. Jossop well, and the economy of for R82m. the sub-region isnotshak­ Applications, together with a CV and aca­ Tel. No: (065712) 6 More recently, it seems ing. There s-eem to be demic certificates should be forwarded to Address: Regional Director much of the outflow is enough foreign exchange "The Administrator" at the Legal Assistance not fraudulent but foreign reserves for the moment. Centre, P 0 Box 604, Windhoek, Ministry of Education and Culture investors moving money But long term finan cial (Telephone 223356) Private Bag 2007 out of SA. They are al - _ health will depend on in­ lowed to do thi s and any vestors' confidence th at The closing date for applications is 25 KHORIXAS bid to close the door the ANC will not damage February 1994. 9000 wouldonlyscareotherin- the So uth African Women are particularly Invited to apply. vestors. Foreign lenders economy. Im 'I~ THE NAMIBIAN '.' Thursday February 17 1994 7 (9iiD) [llIt;] [*«-1 Food shortages return in Somalia

MOGADISHU: Acute food short- staff. ages forced at least 8 000 people to Aid agencies in Baidoa and other leave their villages in central Soma­ parts of central Somalia have been hit by a series of bombings and lia and trek into the town ofBaidoa, kidnappings seen as 'the result of a a UN spokesman said yesterday. power vacuum with the withdrawal of He said the UN Operation in Soma­ US troops and Western allies which is lia was seeking help from interna­ due to be completed by March 31. tional aid agencies, which are already In Mogadishu, US troops fired into distributing food in the villages hit by the air outside the new port on Wednes­ a poor harvest, for the new arrivals in day to (jisperse about 50 Somalis who Baidoa, known as "the City of Death" appeared about to block the entrance, during the 1991 -92 famine. a US military spokesman said. Foreign aid workers evacuated There were no casualties. Employ­ Baidoa temporarily at the start of the ees of transport companies working at FLAG DEMO ... Super Bowl fans carry a confederate flag decked out with Klu Klux Klan month when a bomb blast in the com­ the port later blocked the road to the paraphernalia as they demonstrate aKainst the Georgia state flag, which still uses thre rebel symbol, pound of the US charity World Vision harbour for several hours to protest prior to the recent Super Bowl XXVIII. The state flag has been at the centre of controversy between wounded a Colombian member of against new port tariffs. - Sapa-AFP African Americans and some southerners. Photo: Reuter via Nampa. Apla back on war path? Sudan refugees dying

JOHANNESBURG: A caller claiming to be They were admitted to hospital. KAMPALA: Sudanese refugees flee­ mobilised a massive effort to receive Azanian People's Liberation Army, com­ A woman, whose name has not been released, ing civil war in their homeland have the Sudanese, but the camps are in mander Karl Zimbiri yesterday afternoon was wounded in the buttocks while she was sitting been dying at a rate of 39 a week in remote areas. claimed repsonsibility for an attack in south­ in a taxi near the scene of the shooting. squalid camps along Uganda's north­ Last week aid organisations warned Commander "Zimbiri" used a pre-arranged code east Johannesburg that left, two Alberton ern frontier, aid workers said yester­ that a military offensive by Khartoum in his call but there was other no way Sapa could traffic officers critically wounded and a day. government soldiers against the rebel­ independently verify the authenticity of the call. woman injured. He said the Alberton attack killed three officers - At least I ()()() refugees are arriving held village of Kaya in Sudan could Police said earlier the three were shot by the "whites, naturally". There was no immediate expla­ each week and are being ravaged by push about 70 ()()() fresh refugees occupants of a bakkie the officers stopped near nation for the discrepency between his account of diarrhoea, pneumonia and measles in across the border at Koboko. Alberton yesterday morning. the attack and the police version. the poorly supplied border. area of A further 100 ()()() refugees on the Police spokesman Lt Deon Peens said in a s~ate­ The caller added the attack formed part of a Koboko, Uganda Red Cross officials eastern bank of the Nile are trekking ment Mr H R J Killian, 35, was wounded and the "farewell programme" for Aplacommander Sabelo said. south to escape attacks on territory main artery in one of his legs was severed, while Mr Phama who died in a motor accident in Tanzania United Nations High Commissioner held by the guerrilla Sudan People's H van der Westhuizen, 44, was shot in the head. last week. - Sapa for Refugees officials say they have Liberation Army (SPLA). - Sapa-AFP

also prohibits US government per­ WORLD BRIEFS sonnel from travelling by road out­ side the capital Luanda. BRUSSELS: Nato stood firm on its ultima­ exclusion zone around the Bosnian capital or put Protest over Rushdie tum to the Bosnian Serbs yesterday, saying under UN control. OSLO: Norway yesterday ' protested Greece shuns The Nato spokesman said ambassadors had been there would be no extension of a deadline of to Iran for repeating its threat to kill Macedonia given a progress report on events in Sarajevo, but he midnight on Sunday for the besiegers of British author Salman Rushdie five refused to reveal details of the report. • ATHENS: Greece said yesterday it Sarajevo to withdraw their guns or face air years after issuing the original "death strikes. A senior diplomatic source who attended the was closing its consulate in the former ambassadors' meeting said it was difficult to estab­ sentence." Yugoslav republic of Macedonia and Nato ambassadors reached this conclusion at a lish the number of weapons already handed to UN Iranian ambassador Mehdi Moham­ would,deny the new Balkan republic weekly meeting after studying a progress report on forces or withdrawn. He cited heavy fog in Sarajevo med Pourgol was caHed to the foreign events in the Bosnian capital, a spokesman for the as one reason for the uncertainty. access to the Greek port Jf Salonika, ministry and handed a protes~ urging 16-nation military alliance said. The United Nations has called for additional except for receiving huinanitarian aid. Iran to renounce the 1989 death order. "Our deadline (midnight on Sunday) is firm and troops on the ground in Sarajevo to cope with the Socialist Prime Minister Andreas The ministry said the so-called fatwa will not be extended beyond the deadline set on monitoring of weapons. Papandreou, sharply raising the stakes still threatened Norwegian citizens and February 9," the spokesman said. A Nato military source said this was entirely a UN in a two-year feud between Greece other nationals. Nato agreed last week to launch air strikes unless decision and that Nato had not asked for additional and independent Macedonia, made heavy weapons are either withdrawn from a 20 km troops. - Sapa-AFP "The ambassador was told that .this the televised statement at the start of is totally unacceptable and that the an emergency cabinet meeting. Buthelezi backs of-f- seccssi()n death sentence must be withdrawn," a foreign ministry statement said. Prison for student CAPE TOWN: Inkatha Freedom Party leader Mangosuthu to jettison federalism and seek sovereignity for the Zulu Buthelezi said yesterday he did not want secession for people. Queen to visit Russia rioters KwaZulu. The king wanted his own domain and his kingdom Addressing the International Pre'ss Institute congress returned. NIZHNY -NOVGOROD: Queen RABAT: A Moroccan court has sen- in Cape Town, he said: "I do not support secession. I've Buthelezi said Zulus, like whites and coloureds, had Elizabeth II will visit Russia later this tenced 26 students to jail terms rang­ always believ::d history made us South Africans." contributed to the country and did not want to become its year, British Prime Minister John ing from six months to two years after There was no way, however, that he would subject his poor cousin. Major said yesterday according to violent clashes in Fez university cam­ people 10 another 40 yea rs of punitive underfunding by a Buthelezi said the Zulu nation was prepared to accept pus in central Morocco, lawyers said central government. self-determination through a federal formula, but "I have British officials travelling with him. The IFP stood by its four demands relating to fiscal failed to deliver the federation for which 1 struggled for The officials said the visit was agreed yesterday. aut onomy for regions and an inviolate regional constitu­ so long". during talks in Moscow Tuesday be­ Clashes between Moslem funda­ ti on. said Buthelezi. Asked about the IFP's answer to constitutional com­ mentalists and leftist students erupted Replyi ng toaquestion on KwaZulu 'schances of going tween Major and Russian President promises offered by the ANC, he said the question was early this month at the faculty of law it alone and the prospects of civ il war, he said the Zulu ANC propaganda. The IFP had, by way of compromise, Boris Yeltsin. monarch King Goodwill Zwelethini had himself decided reduced more than 30 conditions to four. - Sapa in the central Moroccan city after an US warning on Angola, argument with university administra­ tive staff over student demands. Foul play in Togo -elections? WASHINGTON: The State Depart­ The outlawed AI-Adl wal Ihsane

LO ME: Togo . s ma in oppos ition party suspended cam­ districts are ~ampaigning for the Togolese People's ment has warned Americans against (Justice and Charity) Moslem move­ paigning for Sunday's second round of parliamentary Assembly and preventing opposition candidates from travelling to Angola because of the ment has been trying to take control of elections after the killing of three of its members. holding meetings," he said. continuing civil war. the National Moroccan Students Un­ Yaov i Agboyibo, president of the Action Commit­ On Sunday, two men in military uniform seized acar "Travel within Angola is extremely ion (UNEM) in Fez which has been lee fo r Renewal (CAR), told reporters on Tuesday carrying four members of Agboyibo's party, includ­ unsafe because of the presence of dominated by leftists. soldiers supporting mi Iitary president Gnassingbe ing Gaston Edeh, who was elected to parliament in the armed troops, roadside bandits and Eyadema's Togolese People's Assembly (RPT) were first round on February 6. One man escaped but the Comrades, do it preventing a fair campaign. ' . charred bodies of the three others were found in the car unexploded land mines," said the travel "Large numbers of soldiers deployed in electoral in Lome's northern suburbs. warning issued Tuesday. The warning with condoms 1& THursday '/ J:f~bru1irY '''1~ '' f~~4 THEt. f.iiMI~ilN

JOHANNESB URG: a weaker financial rand market remained sensi­ associate Anglos gained Share prices ended and a largely steady gold . tive to political develop­ 500c to R 192,00 on turno­ Economic Indicators higher in "reasonably price, a dealer said. ments and had adopted a ver of R 18,48-million - Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: active" Johannesburg While there was gen- wait-and-see attitude in the day's highest - while Stock Exchange trade erally more of a "spark" the short-term, he said. on the gold board, Vaal (Please note: ABSA information not received) Reefs upped R 12,00 to FUND NAME BUY SELL '=-!t'!7~'~'~·~'~'~t:·~t~Z~~ye~s~te~r~d~ay~O~n~th~e;b;a;c~k;o;f~in~i~n~tr~ad~a;y~tr~a~d;e;, ~th~e~ cIal. Shortly close, afterthe allthe shareoffi- R398,00 and Kloof gained YIELD% index was up 40 points at 25c to R44,75. BOE: ~ THE NORTHERN TANNERY 4782astheallg~ldindex Among key industrial Growth 198,00 185,01 2,32 collected 37 points to I shares, Barlows was 25c People's Income 104,30 103,20 na has a vacancy for a 874 and the industrial in- higher at R27,75, SA COMMUNITY: Breweries gained 50c to PRODUCTION MANAGER dexwasuponepointt05 Growth Fund 135,13 126,51 7,00 591. R85,50 and Western Deep COMMERCIAL UNION: Market leader De Beers collected 250c to Growth 153,52 143,33 2,62 REQUIREMENTS: held steady RI09,25 and R 165,00. - Sapa-I-Net COMPOSITE: -B degree or relevant diploma in managerial skills. All Share Index: 11 3,07 105,66 na European stock markets FEDLIFE: -3 years experience Fedgro GE 157,70 147,23 3,90 -must be able to write and speak fluent English LONDON : Major European stock markets were mixed in GUARDBANK: morni{lg trading yesterday, with London and Frankfurt -must have a driver's Growth 3170,77 2947,86 3,44 lice~ce higher but Paris losing ground. Resources 187,53 174,66 3,88 -must have computer knowledge Figures showing a rise in British inflation and unem­ Industrial 162,64 152,39 3,39 -local language is recommendable (preferably Oshiwambo) ployment suggested there was room for a cut in interest rates but French stocks dropped on fading hopes for lower Income 123 ,99 122,69 11,95 IGl Life: PACKAGE: lending rates there. The dollar drifted sideways in quiet business, with traders happy to catch their breath after GE 149,89 140,33 3,06 -Medical Aid hectic trading against the yen in recent days on fears of a METBOARD: -13th cheque looming trade war between the tJnited States and Japan. Metfund ~54,26 237,94 2,83 125,29 123,98 10,54 -Annual leave "After such a wild time it's not surprising to see people Metboard Gilt take it easy ... but this dollar/yen is going down again, Metboard Managed 105,52 100,17 na -Pension there's no doubt about that," said one trader at a U.S. bank Metboard High Inc 101,21 100,15 na -Housing Benefits in London. METROPOLITAN: At 1130 yesterday the dollar was at 103,65 yen, up Metlife GE 138,66 129,59 5,26 Salary is negotiable from its 103,35 opening and 103,25 close in Europe on MOMENTUM: Tuesday. GE 305,58 286,41 3,67 Needed as soon as possible It slipped to 1,7270 marks from an early 1,7312 but was NBS: above Tuesday's late 1,7250. Hallmark GE 1147,79 1071,81 3,07 Application including the CV should be sent to: The Financial Times-Stock Exchange index of 100 Hallmark Income 101,47 100,46 na MA. Simon Niilonga leading British shares had risen 17,1 points to 3;410,3. NORWICH: In Paris, the CAC-4O share index dropped 12,31 to GE 496,67 463,82 2,60 (Ovambo Huide and Felle) 2,245,66. OLD MUTUAL: PO Box 960 The 30-share DAX index in Frankfurt was up 15,07 at Investors 3439,22 3202,83 2,78 2,130,69. Oshakati 270,35 252,04 na Gold bullion was fixed at US$383,60 an ounce in Growth OR London in the morning, down from US$385,OO on Tues­ Top Companies 302,83 281,97 3,39 MR. B. Hango day afternoon . Industrial 447,47 416,47 2,63 Tel.: 06751-20557 (w) . Platinum was fixed at US$400 per ounce, down 50 Mining 364,32 339,33 2,73 cents from the previous day 's six-month high fix in the Gold 187,44 174.73 2,91 Tel.: 06756-40629 (h) afternoon but showing a shllrper fall from Tuesday's Income 111 ,77 110,56 12,83 $402.50 close. - Sapa-AFP SAGE: Gen Equity 2971,35 2768,58 2,96 Resources 155,01 144,65 3,39 UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA Financial 535,09 499,21 na OFFICE OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR ~ VAN W;'~N!M~;IEMERT ~ Income .1> . _ ...,.,...... _.- 221,88 219,66 na SANt'AM: - , ". ~ :'1603 " T[INr n r ST. · ~./i N ~ II·O [l NAMI~ I~'. c::::J ~306 rAJ: ~"4. !7 Dr. Peter H ' Katjavivi (061) (061l GE 1891,11 1769,46 3,33 "'ivole Ba, 13301. Windhock. Namibia WANTED TO BUY Index 1495,782 1399,57 3,44 T.I~06I) 307-2OOOF.. : (061) 307-2286 We are urgently looking for farms in a Prime Growth 545,45 510,60 4,31 radius of max. 250km from Windhoek. Industrial 1182,78 1106,77 3,55 The Committee for the Establishment of We have very liquid German elients. WJNPHOEK, CENTRAL Mining 311,40 291,46 4,15 the Faculty of Agriculture and Natural The following houses in Windhoek are N$860ooo- Income 108,50 106,83 na Resources of tOe University of Namibia for sale. Villa for an investor,. ~ bedrooms, gust­ SOUTHERN: GE 248,68 232,48 3,06 will conv~ne a Workshop on the flat,2 bathrooms, big lounge, dining room, FOR SALE verandah, swinuning pool, etc. Mining 173,11 162,47 3,18 Establishment of the Faculty of Pure 136,07 127,32 2,99 585,( , Agriculture and Natural Resources from HOCHLANDPARK WINDHOEK NORlH Income 573,95 10,36 23rd to 25th February 1994 at the N$245OOO- N$l60 500- STANDARD BANK: GE 1414,55 1328,73 4,69 Safari Hotel. Lovely house in Spanish style, 2 bed­ Value for money: 3 bedrooms, lounge, Income 94,67 93,69 10,25 rooms, bath, big lounge, nice entertain­ bathroom, kitchen, all wall-to-wall car­ The Opening Ceremony will take place at Gold 233,04 219,52 4,71 ment area, dining room, kitchen with pets, flatlet with bathroom, garage, big 9:00 am. on the 23rd day of February Industrial 125 ,21 117,87 5,60 beautiful B.I.C., double garage, laun­ erf, needs a little renovation International 128,47 120,17 2,48 1994 in the Multifunction Room, dry-room, outside toilet. Large erf with SYFRETS: Safari Hotel. Windhoek. view and big potential. KHOMASPAL EXTlO Growth 372,19 347,63 3,2c N$130ooo- The Public are cordially invited to the Trustee 147,53 137,83 2,93- HOCKLANPPARJ{ Lovely 3 bedroom, verandah, 2 bath­ Workshop. Income 113,56 112,43 11,81 N$225OOO- rooms, kitchen with B .I.C., lounge, small Gilt 1181,20 1169,38 11,05 Duplex with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dining room, braaai area, larger plot. A UAL: lounge, dining room, kitchen with bargain. GE 2591,29 2431,81 4,17 VACANCIES . B.I.C., all brand new and elegant Mining 451 ,66 422,42 2,84 KHOMASPAL Selected 2351,97 2201,46 3,04 N$80ooo- Otjikoto High School has the following HOCHLANPPARJ{ Gilt 1307,66 1294,59 11,66 N$l72 000- Sectional title flat with 2 bedrooms, Managed 1257,02 1182,10 4,19 vacancies for teachers: Compact 3 bedroom house on small bathroom. kitchenette, lounge, veran­ Max Income 1070,64 1059,94 4,65 erf for starters dah, small garden. English Grade 10 I. Gold price 2. 2 Technical Teachers (Motor HOCHLANPPARJ( EROSPARK Mechanics + Maths + Science) N$220ooo- N$550ooo- Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 383,50 US dollars per ounce as compared with 383,60at morning Fixing, Grade 8-12 Large 3 bedroom house with elegant Huge double-storey house with view over 385,00 at Tuesday afternoon Fixing. 3. Physical Science Grade 9 fmish, 2 bathrooms, big dining ' room, whole valley, 6 bedrooms, study, TV­ lounge, large erf, 2 carports, nice view . room, large kitchen, dining room, lounge, .: Requirements: double garage, outside room with toilet, Nam dollar/US dollar Teaching Diploma at least. KJ EIN WINDHOEK . swimmirlg pool. Ideal for s.o. who needs Yesterday'S opening Yesterday'S closing The teacher should be a Namibian citizen or N$350ooo- office in bouse 3,4455/70 3,4470/85 someone with a work permit. Duplex with 3 bedrooms in elegant surroundings. Brand new. KJ.EJN WINPHOEK Financial rand Date of Assumption of duty: 07/03/1994 . N$350ooo- WJNDHOEK WEST Beauliful old house with 2 bedrooms, Yesterday's opening Yesterday'S closing Closing date: 25/02/1994 N$636000- lounge, study, dining room, wonderful 4,58/4,59 4,6350/4,6450 Two houses on one erf, onl< with 3 entertainment area with swimming pool, Send application to Principal: bedrooms, one with 2 bedrooms, el­ large flat with 2 bedrooms and bathroom, Money market Tel.: (0671) 20391 (w) 20271 (h) egant little "palace". double garage, big garden. 90 day liquid BA rate P/Bag 2003 Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing , 1< Phone Jasmin 3~S83 (w) S1398(h) Jaco 37S83(w) 41976(h) • 1 ·c I, I TSUMEB- or 10,25 10,25 THE NAMIBIAN Thursday February 17 1994 9 Oshigwana kotokela Savimbi ota ti Omalaria nuumvo oita nai twikile OMULELI waUnita, Jonas Savimbi, ota ti IOiwanahangano. oita yomoAngola otai dulu okutwikila nande Moule weedula adishe ngoka haga kala ga dhingilila omagumbo gawo Oswald Shlvute mOshakatl eedula omulongo di Ii komesho, shaashl .18 odo oita idjuu ya kala nenge ge li popepi naampoka hapu dhana aanona ovakwaita vaye ova pyokoka ve dule tai pwakele moAngola, nosho tuu, oshoka omo hamu valele oomwe oya twaalela nale Omvula oya loka nee notayi loko natango ya nokwiindjipala dho tadhi tarn eke nee okulya aantu ovakwaita vepangelo. man a mo notashi vulika omvula ndjika ku kale eemwenyo dovanhu yopomundhingoloko ngoka nokukwatwa ngeyi Nonande Savimbi a dulu okufindwa. Ondi omayovi omafele ane oomwe dha matutu, unene tuu momwedhi Apilili kOmalaria: dimina kutya oita novamati va wana nova nomilongoitano (450 na Mei moka omo hadhi adhika dha vala notadhi Ope na okamut~ komagadhi kafa OVASELINE oshinima sha nyika pyokoka okulwa. Vali ' 000) ovo vahapu ihanene nomahala gi iIi nogi i1i. haka adhika mOositola, kake na ondilo nande, noto oulayi, okwa wedako yo,ovakwaita vangeame vomuvo ve li ashike Ndhika odha Ii dha popiwa kOmukuluntu vulu oku ka landa ndele taka gwaywa kaanegumbo kutya ye ota twikile otava lu pahalo lavo ovakwashiwana vehe gwOshipangelo shEpangelo sha Shakati Naftali Iyoye, unene tuu sho taya kalala nenge ya hungila okulwa fiyo epangelo la vene, hangaashi ovo nbndjo. Hamata omutenya gwohela okuzilila mOmbj:!lewa ngaa, ngashi unene komagumbo gomiti hoka aantu dimina oku mu pa vepangelo hava , Lwopokati opo ye mOshipangelo. haya kala ashike polweela mpoka ya hungila nenge oshitukulwa melelo fininikilwa okulwa," eenghundafana dokueta "Omvula oya loka nawa, noomwe opo naana dhi ya tegelela uulalelo. loshilongo. oshoomuleli waSavimbi ombili moAngola odo hole pethimbo ndika Iya lokwa nawa, onkee Kombinga yaamboka taya vulu okwiilandela Savimbi ota ti, Unita a tonga nomukumo. tadi ningilwa moLusaka, oshigwana nashi tameke okwiilungamena shoshene oonete dhoomwe onawa ye shi ninge ya mana moo oku oilwifo ya wana OitayomoAngolaoya Zambia oda hanga kokulika koomwe nokukwatwa komukithi OonetedhikaotadhiadhikangashiunenemEaputeka, oshoyo eeguerilla da hovelele vali muKotoba ewkwena la fita, eshi gwOmalaria". Dr Hamata ta kumagidha nokwiindila ngashi ndjoka ya Shakati nosho tuu mOositola dhi pyokoka okulwa fiyo 1992 eshi Unita a epangelo na Unita inava oshigwana shi ethe okutokelelwa kuundingosho, ili nodhi ilL nandeeedulaolnulongo. dengwa momahoololo, hanga etwokumwe ihe shi kale aluhe shi li meni Iyomagumbo, pokuma Oshikondo shOPOMBELA oshowo shoka "Olwoodi otali dulu ndeletaanyeokutambula kombinga yetotepo mpoka u wete kutya itapu thiki oomwe nuupu. shOHANY A, mOshitopolwa, otayi pulwa opo yi okutwikila fiyo eedula kooidjemoyomahoololo lepangelo loukumwe Onawa natango oshigwana shi tameke pombeleomagumbonoyipombepoomeyagonyata dihapu,shaashiUnitaiha 00 a li mepashukilo wopashiwana. okwiilandela uumuti woomwe naandhoka ngoka, unene mOondoolopa, ga kundukidha 1--:-'---. ------dhokutsinina momagumbo, ngashi Oodoom nosho omagumbo gaakalimo nomahala mpoka hapu E I She a lya tuu. gongala aantu. OSHIGW~~A ana oto indilwa wu p y a ya . y Omundohotola Hamata ta lombwele nokwiindila kale wa kotoka opo WI Ikelele ngoye mwene kutya aakalimo ya kale ya angala omeya gonyata komukithigwaMALARIA. dh k I dh·

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Special Services Property Vacancies Legal Notice South African cricket selection Snell, Fanie de Villiers, Allan Donald, convenor Peter Pollock an- Craig Matthews, Adrian Kuiper and nounced the appointment of Pat Symcox. Warehouse "Space DRIVER IN THE HIGH COURT OF Kepler Wessels as captain and . MeanwhileAustra~ia'sleg-sp~nwiz. required, 100 sqm , CASH for all Code 11, good knowl­ NAMIBIA Hansie Cronje as vice-captain ard Shane Wame Will mak~ hiS fir~t preferably close to town. your "oldies" from edge of Windhoek, at Please contact 225936 for' the entire series against ap~arance o.n South ~fncan SOlI In and outside your least a Grade 10 In the matter between A t Ii agalOst a President's XI m a one-day house, furniture, NAMIB HOUSING qualification. Please STANDARD BANK US ra a. match in Potchefstroom today. The phone Tel: 61295 for NAMIBIA LTD Plaintiff and electric appliances, (PTY) LTD The announcement ends teams are as follows' building material more information JACOBUS AXALI specualtion that the captaincy might Australia: . OOESEB Defendant and what have you. have been shared bet-:veen the two. Mark Taylor, David Boon, Dean DORADO PARK EXT 1 For Sale Contact today: PLOT & PLAN NOTICE OF SALE IN Two ~este~ ProvlOce ~ll-r~und- Jones, Mark Waugh, Allan Border 220012 VANAF N$140 000.00 EXECUTION OF ers Adnan KUlper and Enc Slmons (captain), Steve Waugh, lan Healy, 3 Slaapkamers FOR SALE IMMOVABLE ha~e ~en recall~d to the squad of 14 Paul Reiffel, Shane Wame, Craig ~itkamer Mercedes 8enz 240D PROPERTY which IS othe~lse made up of play- Mcpennott, Glenn McGrath. Badkamer 1981 In good condition ers who have Just returned from the President's XI' QUINTRONICS Kombuis Price: N$ll 000 In ExecutionofaJudgement Australian tour. The squad for the . Kostes ingeslult Expert TV, Video and Contact: Erik Nicolaisen of the above Honourable first four one day internationals is as Brad White, Andrew Lawson, Audio repairs; Tel: 2001150(w), Courtlntheabovementioned & I F' dl B k H h II G'bb Skakel Gerlt Mouton 't al '11 be h Id 1010ws: m ay roo er, ersc eel s, Aerial and M-Net 33755(h) KeplerWessels(captain),Andrew Mark Rushmere (captain), Dean installations by Tel: 225376/239140 ~~ilda; ~ee2~~ofFe~ru:~ FOR SALE 1994, 'at 10hOO, at Erf Ne? Hudson, Peter Kirsten, Gary Kirsten, Laing, Steve Elwortby, Ross Veenstra, Free delivery & of 231331 Taxi UcenceTel: 229967 2463,Wanaheda(Extension Hansie Cronje, Jonty Rhodes, Eric Lulama Mazikazana, Shafiek collection. (w),272038 (w) No 4), Windhoek of the un- Simons, Dave Richardson, Richard Abrahams, Henry Williams. Don't delay - Phone Price: N$5 500 dermentioned Immovable I------~------­ Dave today - all hours, Prestige A negotiable 7 days at 42939 property of the Defendant: Developers ~ CERTAIN : Erf No 2463, ' ~AAL()~I)I\ KHOMASDAL Wanaheda (Extension 4) 0014 Pets & Animals SITUATED: In the Munici­ .JI~& We have lovely new pality of Windhoek, Regis­ erven available In Ext 14 FOR SALE tration division "kw 2 V~ You smell the fresh air German Shepherd MEASURING; 560m (Five Kontak Anita na 13hOO and hear the sin~glng of Puppies hundred and sixty Square by Tel 222384 vir verdere birds everyday, People Already Immunised and Metres) besonderhede who love nature it's only dewormed. Bitch and HELD BY: Deed of transfer !!! 5 minutes drive to Go­ male dog registered No T3835/89 i)A.MI:§ reangab dam for re­ Call 227527 (h) Koop sonder 'n deposito, laxation 239810 x 2237 (w) The following Improvemen : ontvang u goedere en Contact m. for tumt., are on the property (although . betaal dan 18 d.talls nothing in this respect Is paaiemente. Hier is die N$72 800 • N$99 900 Legal Notice guaranteed). MaIn building- Ideale geleentheid om u DORADO PARK 4 bedrooms, lounge, dining huis mooi te maak. The erven are lovely THE AUENS ACT, 1937 room, family room and Pragtige duvetstelle met The houses there are NOTICE OF INTENTION kitchen with 2 bathrooms, ofsonder~gem~ beautiful OF CHANGE OF double garage, gordyne, eest81le, polte, So contact me: "'... 8URNAM ~ The property shall be sold 9'ase, messestelle I ptfc•• Include transf., I,Lukas Festus residing at by the Deputy-Sheriff of Skakel mev. Kotie House 174, Orwetovenl, . Wlndhoek, subject to the fee. and commluslon Otjlwarongo and employed !ha Mastert by 228244 .N$1J13l1O - N$l62 DOO as a TRain Assistant Intend Co~ltlons of Sale t may applying to the Minister of be Inspected by the OffIces Wanna -make an LEONORA SMAU OFFICE HOURS: 22A6S6 Home Affairs for authority of the Deputy-Sheriff, to the Sports shorts ... Sports shorts extra buck? under section 9 of the Aliens highest bidder on the aue- Opportunity is knocking " , Act,1937toassumethesur- tion with a reserve price of at your door. Grab it !_ name of Tjavanga, for the N$l58 000-00 . From page 12 a tournament Eltingh 6·4, 6-3 on Tuesday in a You can work from reasons that Festus is my 10"10 of the purchase price to won. first-round match at the home. Strictly administra­ father's second name and I be paid In cash on the date of Eurocard Open tourna­ don't even know him. My Ibe sale, the balance to be tive. Send franked Eltingheliminated the Smooth sailing ment. envelope to Ms. C Olivier mother's surname is paid against transfer, to be top seed 7-6 (10-8), 6-4, The top seeded Ger­ Box 11147 Tjavanga which I now want. secured by a Bank of Build­ marking the second time DEFENDING cham­ I previously bore the name ing Society or other accept­ man needed just one Windhoek p,w,~~ the Dutchman has de- pion Michael Stich, L.~estus . Any perso~ who able guarantee to be fur­ hour, 20 minutes to dis­ , WALYIS BAy feated Sampras. The showing no signs of his N$270000 obJec~ to my assumption of nlshed to the Deputy-Sheriff patch the veteran Aus­ Cars for Sale other time came last year recent slump, rolled past A real bargain! Lovely, spa­ thesaldsumame ofTjavanga within 14 days after the date tralian and join Swede should as soon as may be of sale in the Atlanta Australian Wally Masur cious 4-bedroomed home, sem~finals, Stefan Edberg in the sec­ ISUZUV6 I~~e his~er objection, in . The fui, Conditions of Sale 3 bathrooms (modern), writing, WIth a statement of '. ond round of the TROOPER beutiful kitchen, servant's hislherreasons theretor, with will be read out by the US$2,25-million tourna­ 1993 quarters, lock-up garage, the Magistrate of Windhoek. Deputy-Sheriff on the day of BIGGEST 4X4 BONANZA ment. 3.2, 24 valve vehicle has lovely garden, centrally the sale, but may be In­ Piet Crous Motors only done 7000 km as situated. spected at any time prior to now. Electr. windows, RI the sale at the offices of the Germany - Tape. central locking, WINPHOEK CENTRAL Deputy-Sheriff or at the of­ Power steering & air­ Two sectional title flats fice of the Plaintiff's attor­ shocked conditioning newly completed N$194 neys. CHINA defeated Ger­ Priced at N$198 000-00 000 and N$183 000. 1 x 3 rt'1t Are you caught up in mak­ many 2-0, and the Thai­ Delivery no problem bedroom with open-plan ing a decision in which DatedatWindhoekthis 14th PRESENTS: land B team defeated Contact: kitchen, and 1 x 2 bed­ newspaper to advertise? Day of February 1994 Cassio v.d. Wath rooms and open-plan Well. the 1993 Mazda Magnum 2.6 4x4 Dubble Cab + Japan I -0 in competition 021 -5919232 kitchen. A dream come . choice is Engling Stritter & Partners Air Con, RadiofT & Can 33 OOOkm N$87900 at the 25th King's Cup true! Own garden. It) Attorneys for Plaintiff 1993 Hilux 4x4 diesel Bakkie -14 OOOkm ciear. For 1992 Nlssan 1 Tonner soccer tournament in superb serv- 5th Floor 2.4 Hi-Rider, white, top N$69900 Bangkok, Thailand. For more information. con­ ice and CDM Centre condition, difflock, new 1990 Syncro RadiofT, Powerst., Mags, China's Hao Haidong tact Judy at 43253 (all quality, adver- BOIow Street tyres, for only Towb" Bull bar N$79900 scored the sole goal of hours) tise in THE NAMIBIAN Windhoek N$48 500-00 incl. G.S.T. 1992 Hilux 4x4 + Cab, Wide Wheels Save money and time and (HBGlhs SD 1040) the first half in his coun­ Tel: 221124 1 221135 N$58900 phone us now at 36970 try's match against Ger­ 1989 Toyota Cresaida 1992 Ford 3 Litre XLT 4x4 29 000 km many. Fan Zhixi scored 2.4 GL Property N$57900 in the second half. It was AIC, RIT, Power steering, Have you 1993 Mazda DrifterAx4 +Can + Air Con excellent condition , the third day of play in IG·HIAND outgrown your HOUSE FOR SAL!; .. --,. N$64900 N$26500-00 the tournament. . Hrjt(i.t~j present 3 8edroomed house in ' 1991 Ford Courier 3000 4x4 20 OOOkm Tel : 217084 or 229953 su rroundings? Kloppersdal, Khomasdal N$48900 1990 Nlssan Twin Cab Nice area. Situated near 4x4, Air-conditioner, 1990 Isuzu KB 230 4x4 +Can &RfT shopping centre canopy, powersteering, MOVE TO DORAOO PARK N$41900 radio tape, 46 OOOkm , No agents A few beautifully designed houses still avail­ 1988 Isuzu 2.3 4x4 + Can ~ N$27900 excellent condition . Tel : 218212 (Mr Gariseb) able in one of Windhoek's most prestigious Phone 43845 after 17hOO First come first served!! Suburbs. For all your advertis· Toyota Cresalda CLX Come to 450 Independence Avenue Now!! PRICES FROM N$116900-00 . Ing needs phone 1982 Rosslyn, Harry, Kurt, Tel: 227746 or 225861 or 222873 Call Gerald Now at 224884 or 211589 (a/h) Price: N$ 5000 Maggle or Roy at Tel: All GST already Included! Phone 2002350 36970

'" THE NAMIBIAN. Thl,lrsday February 17 199:4 11 Only half way to hell this ,weekend

Registr~tion costing Chiappini of En en HELGE SCHUTZ N$5 for W IOdhoek Harri- handed over the spon~or- A record number of entries is expected for ers members. N$7 for ship to Mike Strohmann Saturday's Engen Half-marathon which :~m~~so ~for oth~ .r clubs of Windhoek Harriers, starts at 07hOO from the Engen Wood k un lcensed whomentionedthatitwas Se • S . way runners ta es place at the th Id WELCOM ~ tatton at the corner ofGobabis and Eagon Woodway S""'ke' s 0 :ro:" ~ad running .....iv.s th.Es GIIT .. , Mike Strobman,; of Wlndhoek Harriers (1eII) KlemWincIhoekroads. Thesponsors,Engen, Sta.ion from O6hOO until ';'.wasS:::fJ:'::;'ndhoek, Chip Chl.PPI:~::':;:"i for this week.nd's Engen Half marathon II"om bave donated N$4 SOO fur the event. "'"

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~"'; FLASHBACK Prime Press Liverpool all- rounder KiIian Kavari (left) finds the going too tough against African Stars central defender Vemuna'Roadblock' Hoveka with Costa Sport Shorts ... Sport Shorts Lucas waiting for a slip. The inclusion of Ramblers sunk Stars and Orlando Pirates in the ANGOLAN champion club Atletico Sport Aviacao Namibia Spectacular displayed perfect attacking flair during their 6-0 Charity Cup was mauling of fonner Namibian champions Ramblers explained by omcials FC in a friendly match played on Tuesday. of Roots A viacao, who face CameroOJl giant Canon Entertainment, the Yaounde in their Afrian Cup Winners' Cup opener, organisers of the also defeated NSL Castl~ League outfit Wits Uni­ event. versity 1-0 earlier in Johannesburg. Sunshine AGM THE World Children Creche in Soweto (opposite Katutura Auto Motor Clinic) is the venue for the Annual General Meeting of the Sunshine Athletics Club next Monday, February 21. The meeting starts Roots Entertainment at 18h30 and new members are also welcome to attend. More details can be obtained from club chairperson Adios Auxamub at telephone 2012286 (during office hours). Bravo Benfica put record straight lAMES Shipunda, spokesperson of Far Northern First Division outfit Chelsea FC, congratulated north­ ern giants .Benfica FC for gaining promotion to the prestigious NFA Premier League. "Benfica's Explain criteria for four clubs ... achievement is unique in the sense that no other team has regained promotion to the top league after right to play in this tour­ "People must under­ Unit, a department of the dropping out. It is quite remarkable and augers well CONRAD ANGULA fer the sport in the north," he said. nament because of their stand that we are not dic­ Council of Churches in remarkable record last tating to the local soccer Namibia (CCN). Easy victory OFFICIALS from Roots Entertainment, or­ year. bosses. We have come "I am employed by the ganisers of the much-talked-about Namibia "Santos are the league up with the idea of pro­ CCN and am only in­ TWO-TIME defending champion Zina Garrison Spectacular Charity Cup soccer competi­ champions and BA viding first class enter­ volved with Roots En­ lackson had an easy time in the first round of the tion, yesterday lashed out at recent criti­ dominated the cup scene. tainment for the fans. tertainment during my IGA tennis classic on Tuesday night. beating Roma­ cism in the local press about their involve­ So we were looking at "Tell me where peo­ free ti me. It is not true nia's Catalina Cristea 6-0, 6-4. Garrison lackson ment in the season-opening tournament. two other teams which ple can watch three dy­ that the two organisations has won 11 straight matches in this tournament and would add spice to the namic soccer matches are connected. is trying to become the first three-time singles The officials also made no ties with the Premier competitionandnotsim- plus South African and "We were also respon­ champion in the tournament's nine-year history. use of the opportunity to Leagueor~~ibiaFoot- ply working on past per­ local music acts for as sible for the promotion explain the criteria used ball Assoclatton. But as formance. The rivalry little as N$1 0 at the same of the successful friendly Lions gathering in the selection of the proflloters we have every between Pirates and BA, place on ~e same day," between Pirates and their four clubs Chief Santos, right to provide enter- Santos and Stars defi­ ALL supporters, players and sympathisers of Black they challenged, adding Soweto namesake and no B lack Africa, African tainment in whatever nitely J:Tleets this require- Africa Sports Club are cordially requested to attend that a fixed sum would one complained. Stars Stars and OrlandoPirates way it suits us. memo the club's Annual General Meeting where a plan of be donated to the Katu­ and Pirates were also who will participate in We did not go behind "We have invested lots action will be announced.A financial report will tura Old Age Home. supposed to play top the N$20 000 double- football's controlling of money into the project also be made at the meeting scheduled for 18hOO at "We hope to make South African side header extravaganza. body to obtain this spec- and we will obvio\lsly Shifidi Secondary School in Tuesday, February 22. money from this but we SI'lldowns, despite their Firstly, officials made tacular. In fact, we have benefit from the gate-hl­ New members, soccer as well as netball, are wel- are also providing some­ standings on the log but it clear that their tourna- written permission from ings. So were look­ -.~ come. we thing for the people. And no one complained - just ment had nothing to do the NFA and we even ing for the two teams by donating something what do these so-called with the annual season- . agreed to pay the fee which could provide that to the Old Age Home, concerned soccer fans Sampras ousted opening Top Six cham- as~ed by NFA," the of- security and it was stu we are helping the com­ want?" charged Sam, pionships which was usu- ficlals stressed. pid to look beyond Afri-. munity. one of the promoters. PETE Sampras, bedevilled by his opponent' s charges ally hosted by the Pre- They also explained can Stars and Orlando "We guarantee mental In conclusion, the of­ to the net, lost to Jacco Eltingh on Tuesday night in mier League executive. the selection of Santos Pirates," the officials and physical entertain­ ficials explained that they the first round of the US Indoor Tournament. "We are an autono- and Black Africa whom pointed out. ment to our fans." had called on Katutura Cont. on page 10 mous organisation with they claimed had every The officials explained Bra Skyy, one of the teams because some of •~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ thMasbmi~upeop~ promoters, explained to the money would be do­ i • they hoped to provide The Namibian that he nated to the Katutura Old something which would was a Namibian work­ Age Home. There was be of benefit to all par­ ing for the Food Man­ no discrimination against ties involved. agement and Logistic Khomasdal sides at all.

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