• TODAY: PLOT THICKENS IN LUBOWSKI PR0BE • OSTRICH CASE' IN 'COURT " BARBARA A WOW·
Malawi 'The truth must out' to polls Christina Dausas. grandmother of ClOSEtofourmil CHRIS NOIVANGA lion HaJawlan vot the boy. yesterday told The Nam ibian ers went to the she believed the bones were those of RELA TIVES of 15 ycar-old Raymond her grand-child as Ihe clothes found poU. yesterday to Charles Dausab have approached the vote In the coun with the bones had been those he had Namibian Police 10 invcstigate the worn on the day he vanished. try" nrst-ever cause of the teenager's death after multi-party elec Nampo\ 's Inspector Jun ius Shoopala bones believed to be his were found in told The Namibian Ihat although the tions. a riverbed in KalUtura o n May 6. The Namiblan'. results of a post-mortem will only be Dausab disappeared in March this CHRISTOF released today. the police believe the year after he was last seen with some MAlETSKY Is In bones are Oausab' s. The po lice are MaJawi and reportt; friends in Katutura. in vestigating Ihecasc, Shoopala ,added. on the historic The bones were found behind the The Nam ibian traced Ch ristina event. Carn olicchurth in Katutura's Soweto Dau sas at the police station in SEEKING THE TRUTH ... Granny Christina Dausas (left), relatives See p;ale 7. section, approximate ly one kilometre Petrina Kooitjieand Elsievan Wyk (behind)claim police did not do much from his home. continued on page 2 to trace the missing boy. Swawek forced to import SA power
He e:lprusecl eom:em tbat lm· FRANNA KAVARI portedpowerwascoalDgSwawu. a lot of money. Kla the end It wUl THE FAST fam.., water level m aIsoCOfllthecountrymatemoot)'," tbe Kunene River is forcing be said. SwaweJ&: tolmPorte1ectrkUy&om Tb"'&b h. dediued CO live an .... 1t.Moat 2 ...... eilliUted ...... 1 _ • __ Ina Its own power, 'Imker pared to that of last year's, be Hoogenbout, Swawek general described the ..tuadon as worse manager (technical Services) said than the same time last year. yesterday. Guldo Van LaoKCJlbove,cblefof Hoogenhout added that al· bydrology In the Department ot Ihe~mpany w8sstlll though gen· Watti' ArraJn, described the wa~ erating electricity at tbe Ruacan. ter situation as poor and requ8ted hydro dec:trie station, the water COD$Umen in the north 10 use wa· level wassueh that they CQ uld not ter sparingly. He attrJbuted the generate enough power. problem to poor ralnf.U In An· Swawek had been Importing gola. ,. power ror. month and thequlcker He confirmed tbe low water level the river reil, the higher the heed for l.,mported power. continued on page 2 He was found g uilty of attempt· JOSEF MOTINGA in g to murder John y Nghi pewambodi, Paulus Nekongo, JOHANNES Nghishekwa Nekongo Weyuru Andipula, Petrus Plot thickens in Paulus was yesterday Henok, Maria Iyamboand Vincent sentenced to three terms of Muyendeli and was sentenced to life imprisonment after he 12 years imprisonment on each ran amok with an AK-47 count of attempted murder. rifle and killed three people Paulus was also found gui lty of at the Omulunga Single breaking into the Grootfontein mili Lubowski probe tary barracks to steal the weapon Quarters in Grootfontein and for this was sentenced to three on January 24 1993 after years. Barnard read nOtes from an arguement with his He received 18 months for es· TYAPPA NAMUTEWA • Saunderson' s diary in which the p0- girlfriend. caping from the Groolfontein prison on March 27. 1993 fo llow. A WITNESS IN the Lubowski lice officer had noted that Munango had told him that the CCB had killed This is the first time that three ing his arrest after the shooting. inquest yesterday backtracked the Swapo activist and that the assassi life sentences have been imposed Paulus reportedly fl ed to Angola on an earlier statement in which nation had been planned by the CCB in Namibia but then returned on his own ac· he had &lIeged that Colonel ce ll in Windhoek. The Windhoek HighCoUIt found cord. Fame Badenhorst had been the According to the notes' Munango Paulus guilty on three coun ts of After stealing the weapon from leader of the CCB cell (District had told Saunderson that Badenhorst murder, six of attempted murder. the army base, Paul us entered the Six) in Namibia and which he had been the leader of the Windhoek one of house·breaking and one of single quarters and started shoot· claimed had planned Anton ce ll and had received his instructions escape from lawful custody. ing at people at random. appar· Lubowski's assassinalion. from Staal Burger. Yesterday Munango de nied having Paulus killed Toini Naftali , Os ently after an arguement with his Cross-examined by defence coun car Nghahondja, and Erastus girlfriend. sel Hcnnie Bamard, fanner special told Saunderson such stories. Judge Bryan O 'Unn was on the policeman Romanus Munangodenied Bamard resumed hi s grilling of Ipinge by gunning them down with in the High Court lhat he had passed Munango after he finishedcross.ques an AK·47 rifle. He received life bench with HermanJanuary as state on this infonnation to investigating tioning fonnerpol ice Task Force mem- Derence counsel imprisonment on each count of prosecutor, and KobuS'Potgieter as officer lnspcclor William Saunderson. continued on page 2 Henn le Barnard murder. defence counsel. 2 Wednesday May 181994 THE NAMIBIAN •• , t , , ' Vi ,. Power problem Blue stone on show at Walvis [ FROM,PAGE 1 ity sodalile which can be the blocks arc nearby and building and wilt use the ingdone in countries such Province, near the of both the Kunene and TOMMINNEY used in jewellery. shipping to any foreign place to prepare the as Germany, would pro Angolan border and em· Li nyati rivers and de- Export demand comes destination is quick and sodaille into tiles, clad vi de up 10 120 jobs and ploys some 50 people. scribed the si tuation in EXOTIC BLUE slabs from Germany, America simple. ding, furn iture, and there would in volve consider Van Zyl says it is hard to f ' . from the unique somepanso Lmyatl 3s " d r N and the Far and Near East. By the cnd of this year, will also be scope for lo able trainin g. Far more of operate in the remole and WI e rnesses 0 a- seri ous. said Van ZyJ. He added Namibian·owned Na· cal artists to work and the income from sodalile rugged conditions, includ mibia 's north-west is on the company decided to mibia Blue Sodality (Pty) make blue socialite carv He said emergency show this week. would remai n in Na mi bia ing te mperatures of up to hold the exhibition in Lld aims to open a ful l ings. and it would cui the weighl bore ho les had been Blue sodalite. a rock 52 degrees in the shade Walvis Bay asthei rstocks processing centre at He says such a centre, of Slone 10 be shipped. and very li ule infrasU'Uc drilled in the area and which is onl y found in are in the port town:- Walvis Bay. Van Zyl says replacing some of the The slonc is mined al ture or wa ter. There are water lankers might be Namibia sofar, isproving If a in terested. are for a bc- Swanbooisdrifin Kunene plans to upgrnde :1 local used for watcr supply if popular with bui lders and road .. to class 4. the need arose. decorators world-wide The present company The possibility of the and demand is growing took over the mine in Kunene river drying up fast. November 1992 and has was vcry small and the By last night, some 300 been developing it sys· water level should be pcoplehadvisilCdtheblue tematically since then , adequate for consumers sodalite exhibition in a with explor.lti on continu· till the nexl rainy sea- marquee outside Walvis ing. Van Zyl says prev iA son. Bay town hall. ous miners used blasting. The Okavango, Zam- General managerofthe which deslroyed much bezi and Cuando rivers Namibia Blue Sociali te good quality rock, and have also recorded low mine,KieriesvanZyl,said now they onl y cui it Oul water water levels (his he was delighted with the by hand and using dia· year. response and many of mond wi re cutters. '-______-lth ose who come are According 10 lest re businesspeoplc, ready to sul ts, Namibia blue pol Keep death buy after seeing for them ished sodalite ti lcs are beSt selves. suited for interior use. off our The unique rock is ge n· away from bathrooms and roads· erall y cut into slabs and kitchens. Covering slabs. tiles, but it can also be nooring slabs and stairs don't drink carved into beautiful stone are suggested, although ornaments and statuettes. the slone also makes fine and drivel The mine is even discov BLUE BEAUTY In tbe marbled lines ot the unique Namlblan blue socialite rock, on exhibition In stonecarvings. ering aclearer, gem-quaJ- Walvls Bay this week under the supervision or TIenie van Zyl. OFFICES TO LET Mystery death Plot thickens in Lubowski inquest ened 10 beat him up and FROM PAGE 1 I rine and two magazines his Standard 8 certificate Prime location, Gartenstreet. quiet FROM PAGE 1 . . to White butJakob Louw. which he had been unable I I had wanted to stab a I area. Airconditioning and wall-to-wall friend who had accom- her Willem Rooinasie. Rooinasie maintained he to do. Barnard also carpeting. Own pres~ige entrance, Katulura's Inde pend- He labelled both wit- had been the one. charged Ihat Rooinasie ence shopp,·ng cen.re paniedhimlastMonday, nesses"I'· ...... " ". ROO lOa' Sl,e sal'd he h ad h ad repo rt-<,;u"," ... '"- ma '10'r 0 reasonable rent. . the boy said. ....y este_~~y. Oausas ~d Arelativeoftbemi~- Earlier. yes ll~ rd~y realised that the planned Oamaseb's secretary at 245m', per 1st July, ..~ • Y9Uft8.,!"'J'" in ~bo'S" : :1 dteroay -' a\~~ ' ~""t,l,l.tQJl.OQ I!'ISI e ITIJ.Ir*r,Q,fj.u!>Q.wski 't'I-8S Swakopmund after an'in: approx l ~~ I y' \~~;I' I E:~h1raf ill " ..~ "'('61 , -'4at~~_ ttee~p.IQJ1.lP.tFd~ ""cry wrong:~ 1-I.0weVe'f, · · · t ide"nt ' betWl!Cn- l.JAli le'~nd , .- -": Phone 33131 old,hadbeenqueslioned ~g hod ha'/:S'ed 10 level charges againsl he hlldbeenunabletopull black members when they by the police. ~1h 'Y nil Warrant Officer Riaan out as he had been scared. had become upset with TIle boy said he had WI wire. WhitebecauseWhitewas WhenhehadtoldLouw White and a fellow white I~Dfi".:n last seen Dallsab in the However, Shoo p~la oneofthosewhohadbeen he wanted to report the member who had threat- company of two other could not confinn tht ~. responsible for case, Louwhad reminded eoed a black member. boys on the evening he TIle bones ~ere dt ~ - Rooinasie's arrest him of Deputy Commis- Barnard produced a disappeared. He saidthe cove~ by chlldren .1n Rooinasie is serving a sioner Jumbo Smit's stalement by a Valeria three had had a pair of the~l~bou~whde lO-year sente nce for warning: anyone "who Aunspair slaling that BRAND NEW pliers and had told him playmg m the n ver. arrned~ry and~n . speaks ... will follow the Colonel Radmore could !hey were going 10 fight Raymond Dausab was In ear her claims, same way as Lubowski". not have been at the Task in Wanaheda. a Grade 10 student al RooinasiesaidWhitehad - However he had later Forceofficesonthemom· COMPUTERS The bo all cd tha Goreangab Secondary volunteered to shoot reported the case to the ingofSepICmberiOI989 y eg . t School. His bones will be Lubowski after a reward then pennanent secretary as claimed by Rooinasie . . For sale at very after Dallsab dlsap- laid (0 rest on Saturday, a of R40 000 had been in the Office of the Prime Radmoreallegedlycon peared he had asked the re lative said. promised by SWATF Minister.PetrusDamaseb ducted a training course reasonable prices two where they had left Some people in the Colonel, Des Radmore. and In speclor·General from September8- 10.Ac Dausab. However, he neighbourhood told The 1bere were some con. Raonga Andima. cording to the statement, Contact: Carlos at said, they had threatened Namibian that acorpseof fusion between Rooinasie Bamard put it to the it had been very tight and to beat him up ifheever a man had been found at and Barnard, when witness that he had onl y Radmore had not left the 220076 asked about Raymond the sal1Je spot in February Bamard put it to the wit- done so because oran ar- premises until after l7hOO Dausab. thisyear.1llepolicecould ness thal he had not been gument with White, who on September 10. ~======~ They allegedly threat- not con finn th is. the one who had handed a had asked him to produce Bamard then resumed ~====~====::==~==~==~~======;~====~====~======il c r oss-exa m i n i n g Romanus Munango. OFFICE to RENT Munango claimed he had only read that Lubowski had been killed Osilakali OIll!lI'cdivac byCCB members and had not believed it. He main PRESTIGE PROPERTIES PRESTIGE PROPERTIES tained he did not even Namibia Development know waht CCB meant. SEE US AT PRESTIGE PARK Mu nango. who like Trust CBD OFFICES TO LET Rooinasie has charged Our wingspan has reached the far north that Ri aan White was the we are urgently looking for premises as well as the coast. man ' who pulled the (fig Spacious offices of 94m 2 in the geron Lubowski',saidhe to rent for office pwposes, We therefore redirect our focus to these had known White "for a (e.g,) House - must consist of at ,- new areas of challenging development, city at street level long time". but would still serve the local market from (Metropolitan Building) to let as Bamard put it to him least 4 rooms, thal he had met White for our Head Quarters at Prestige Park in from 1 June 1994, the firstlimcin 1993whc n KhomasdaL. Our city offices in the Mu nango had gone to Enquiries 0651-20437 (w) Metropolitan Building would the refore be White'scompany looking • Rosemary Shehama 0651-20437 closing down as from 1 June 1994. Ideal for down - town business. for an employee who Please contact Adolf de Klerk owed money to Lewis OR Our esteemed clients are kindly Stores. at 061-212640 for more detail, Phinna Shipikki 06751-2041 6 (h) Invited to contact us at 061-212640. Munango said Ihis was not true and fn IWTI culled Bamard "a liar", , \ ' " THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday May 18 1994 3
Barbara a universal winner Nurses MAND...A: Miss Namibia, BarbaraKahatjipara, was economics degree and hoped to become a business upgrade voted Miss Congenial ity by the 76 other candidates, lawyer. ';We are a very friendly nation," she said who have been in the Philippines for the past two when asked by a reporter to describe her people. weeks, as the judging began late Sunday in this Mercado, a 22-year-old university stude nt fro m skills year's Miss Universe Beauty Pageant. Caracas, was chosen by foreign photographerscov Minorka Mercado of Venezuela was chosen Miss ering the contest. CHRIS NDIVANGA Photogenic. Both women won 1 000 US dollars and Miss Thailand, Areeya Chumsai, a 22-year-old a trophy after the three-hour presentation show for journalist, won a special prize - a pho to compact TWENTY -four pro preliminary judging of the swimsuit and evening disc player -Jor her ' winning smile'. fessional nurses are at gown competition, held at the Philippine Interna Miss Denmark, 25-year-old Gine Andersen, also tending a four-day tional Convention centre. won a special photo contest prize and received a workshop aimed at The resuhs will be~nnounced on the final day, camcra. The Danish student also received a special strengthening manage May 21 when the new Miss Universe is crowned. "Ambassador to the World" award from the Philip ment of health infor Eightjudges,includingactress5tephanieBeacham pine Airlincs, the official carrier for the contest. matio n at c lin ic s, were to make their choices. The other judges are Among this year's contestants are S ilvia health centres and hos hairdresser Richard Dalto n; a fonner Miss Uni Lakatosova, representing the Slovak Republ ic. which pitals in the South verse, Mona Grudt of Norway: six-time Grammy joined the contest for the first time. Miss Estonia. Health Reg ion. winnerAorence LaRue; Academy award-winning Eva Maria Laan. and Miss Russia Inna Zobova. U sa Pe le rse n. a nurse and memberofa writer-producer Jonas McCord: Asian-American Miss Venezuela. M iss Belgium Chris te ll team of seven conduct actress Beulah Quo; Colombian fashion designer Roelandis, Miss Chumsai of Thailand. Miss Aus ing the workshop said Carlos Zapata and Filipino newspaper publisher tralia Michelle van Eimeren.and home town favour the workshop 's objec Emilio Yap. ite Miss Philippines Charlene Gonzales received tives included devel Miss Namibia said she would still pursue an the loudest applause from the audience. - Sapa-AP oping an understand ing of the importance and reasons fora health information system. Court hears of ostrich plane crash It also aimed to de velop an understand ing of the different received infonnation about a plane of the Namibia Gerhard Maritz. Van Martelock said he had no forms used in the sys JOSEF MOTINGA Civil Aviation (NCA). pi loted by a certain Fouche, knowledge that ostriches had been bred in Namibia tem, to develop an un that had arrived from South Afri c a at the as far back as 1989,or that fanners had been issued derstanding ofthedcli AN official from the Ministry of WiIdJife, Kcetmanshoopairport with ostrich chickson board. with permits as there were no records to that effect. nitions of im portant Conservation and Tourism testified yester He had approached officials of the NCA and later Maritz put it to him that both Domesticated Ostrich temts used in the sys day about the discovery of a crashed plane obtained co-ordinates of the plane that had directed Products and Voigstkub had over I OOOos triches at tem as well as to de which had been carrying ostrich chicks on a him to the farm Voigtskub. There he had found a KaikanachabnearMariental.Governmentofficials velopskills in process ing and presenting farm belonging to a suspect in a case involv poorl y prepared airstrip, the remains of an aircraft, had full knowledge of the farnting as they had often data. inc luding two aircraft engines, fuel-drums, parts of visited the farms. ing illegal imports. Agnes ostrich chicks and bags with feathers and chick Maritz questioned ho w Domestic Ostrich Prod- Gunter van Martelock was giving evidence dur Director ing the case against Timo Voges of Domesticated herding gates. ucts could be expected 10 keep a register of the Health Region ... Ostrich Products. Jacobus Barend Lofty-Eaton, When he had returned to Windhoek he had given number of ostriches they had and suggested Gov (Orale, said those at Eugene van Rooyen. FrederickJohannes Vogel and the number on the engine to the NCA and was told emment officials knew of the existence of ostrich tending the workshop PieterCornelius Kotze. that no aircraft accident had been reported. fanning well before they granted the exemption. At will hold a further They are accused of the iUegal il}lpotjation 9f After obtaining· a court order he had seized and the time there was no requirement to indicate the workshop to dissemi ostrich chicks and eus from South Africa on 11 searChed the'plane al Keeunanhoop and found os, · number of birds. '" nate ~ k·nowledge ob occasions between February and April 25 1993. The trich feathers. He said Domesticated Ostrich Products did not tained to health work- accused have pleaded notquilty on all165counts in On the importation of ostriches, Van Martelock keep a register after being granted the exemption, ers at clinics. health contravention of sections of the Nature Conserva testified that o nly after independence in Namibia and that after the ostriches were counted (during centres and hospitals tion Ordinance of 1975. were interested fanners allowed 10 farm ostriches investigations on the alleged illegal import) the in the regions. The goods were allegedly off-loaded on an air when the Cabinet had introduced exemptions to licence was withdrawn and replaced with a pennit The South Health stripat the farm Voigtskub in the Mariental district. sections of the ordinance. on condition that the company obtained an extra Region consists of allegedly belonging to Lofty-Eaton, and delivered The importation of ostriches was only allowed permit for each change in numbers. Omahcke, Wind hock, to Domesticated Ostrich Products. On April 23 from other countries in the region and not from BarendSchuttefromtheRegistrarofCompanies Hardap and the Karas 1993 the plane ZS lDE crashed on the farm. SouthAfricaasthatcountryprohibitedexportofthe testified that the company was registered on April regions. However, health workers from Van Martelock told the court hehad started inves- birds. He said the Ministry was now changing the 281989withoutanyspecificationsasto thespecific the Karas region are o n 5 1993 when he had ordinance. defence counsel business to be conducted. not attending asa sepa rate one for them will be held at MUN on the attack Keetmanshoop later. The workshop was ofliciallyopencdby Or Marcus Goraseb, over mines' health deputy director in the division of epidemiol ogy and public health policies as ultra-conservative and al CHRIS NDIVANGA services at the Minis leged they led to a situation where try of Health and So health hazards and dangerous safety T HE Mineworkers' Union of cial Services. problems were being concealed at all Goraseb said his t he Namibia claims majority of costs. Ministry placed a high its members continue to work in Hecritic ised a ' Medical Separati on level of importance on places which are a potential dan Scheme' on which workers were placed the Heal th Information ger to their health and safety. after developing back and chest de· System. 'This is be Union Acting General Secretary fects at work. cause without ti mely, Peter Naholo yesterday singled out At ROSs ing mine health hazards "in accurate and rele van~ TCL. ROssing Uran ium Mine, Marble clude the potential threat of s ilicosis health information, the Crushers, Marmorwerke, Namibia and lung cancer" the unionistclaimed. runn ing of the entire Lithium Mines and the Cement Indus Naholo also announced yesterday health care system can tries. that MUN would hold its Sixth Con- COPS IN ORBIT , •• Sergeant Hendrlk Wltbool pictured outside the new be put into jeopardy." According to Naholo, poor health gressfromMay26to29.Alreadythree I ~~~~~~~~!W~h:lc:h~w:a,~o:m:':la~lI~y~o:pe~ned:l~n~K~h:o~m:asd:a:l~yes:te~r~d~a~y~. Onl y with the right and safety conditions at TCL stil I posed resolutions had been submitted for ~PhotO: health information a threat. debate at the Congress, he said. could health workers "Revelations in the repon of an oc These were on the National Re Memorial for Teenage Iyambo identi fy problems,.de cupational physician from Norway, trenchment Fund. National Strike Fund c ide o n priorities. whocarried out medical examinations and Employment of Aliens. choose a lte rna ti ve at TCL in the past three years, indi Naholo added that the u.ni on intended TIlE memorial service. for soc Teenage, who played for strategies and so de cated a high degree of lead and arsenic to lobby Govemment support for con cn star, the late Teenage Tig Wea ther Report Stepping out PRETORIA: The Weather Bureau's at the Space detailed forecast summary for Na· mlbla for today: DANCE Spectac ular, a co-production of Unam's Fine and bot but Centre forthe Performing Ans and Dynamic Com partly cloudy and municati ons, will be taking the Sjorde spotlight wa rm ove r the th is week from Wednesday 10 Friday, May 18-20. north-western,l."(>n- Directed by choreographer Tina Pick with a cast 1nl and south.east· of 44danccrs, the show will (calUrcs jazz. lambada. ern a reas. Panlsu!a, African jazz and contemporary d a n~ The coast partly and promises to live up to its namc. cloudy a nd mild As an Cnlrec, the dancers ask. ' Will You Bc wit h fog patches There?' and the feast eontinues till desert ·Straw· overnight. berry Letter', making this the hottest lunch time Coastal wi nd moder ate north show. westerly to soulh Dance Spectacular, sponsored by GestetnerCopi. westerly .• Sapa ers. will be held at the Space Theatre fro m May 18· 20at 13h 15 each day. Refreshments will be on sale. GOOD MOVES ... some of the dancers in Ihe Dance Spectacular which starts today at 13h15 in the Space Theatre and runs till Friday. 18hOO: Pri" Jeunessc families from Brazi l. Mo- Film FestiY ll1 zambique and Indonesia Child killed Children in and illustrate practical Rl'publlcor Namibia SA (new) ways of dealing with acute ' because How do South Afri can ecological problems. MINI.... ,.Ry OF LABOUR ANt> KUMAN RESOU RCES DEVJo:LOPM Jo;NT chi ldren ex perience and 19h03: Sport she's a girl' AUSTRALIAN SPONSORED 1RAINING SCHOLARSHIP O9hOO: Three Kit tens view apanheid? Authoress 20hOO: News in the House Trudy van Keulen spoke 20h34: Roots PROGRAMME (ASTAS): NAMIBIA NOMINATIONS FOR (nnal) to child ren of all races in This is a sweeping saga of DHAKA. Bangladesh: PLACEMENT IN 1995 O9h08: The Racoons South Mrica about their onc family's struggle to An unemployed man O9h32: The Sunshi ne experiences. their fears and survive slavery. confessed on Monday The Govcmment of Australia has offered the Government of Namibia ten Club (repeat) hopes. But the number of From th e capture of a that he killed his nine· (10) new student awan.ls for 1995. 09hS7: FROG children she met who young African warrior, his month·old daughter be· 10h26: Telcsoccer looked forward 10 the fu- terrible expe riences on a cause he wanted a son The areas of study should be relevan t to the development of Namibia e.g. (final) lure with confidence was slave boat on the way to and knew he WOll Id never Education, Fisheries and Marine Resources. Lands Infonnation System, Pierre Littbarski very small. America and his life of be able loafford the girl 's Forcsrry etc. Medical related studies will not be considered. IOh39: End or 18h31: SamPs hardship as a slave, the wedding. Transmission Science Lab Story finally leads to the Mohammad The scholarships will be primarily for study at postgradurue level. i.e. 16h56: Opening 18h36: The Em'iron· dawn offrcedom. Shahjahan, 25. will be two ye.vs Master and onc year Postgraduate Diploma Courses. 17hOO: Shining Time ment: How Can the Fam· 21h21: After Nine Join Robin Tyson for an· execu ted if he is con· Station iJy Help? victed of taking her to a 17h29: King Kong! These threeco-productions other edition of this inter- IntcrCSled males and females arc invited 10 submjl the following documents ri ver embankment on 10 th e Millistry of Labour and Human Resources Development (MLHR) Tom or have been made in cot· esting magazine pro· THUMB l.abQration wilh Unicef. gramme. Saturday. strangling her. . Certified copies or--academie certifi c<'l'es and tnmscripts. and [caving her body in Three (3) references. two from academic supervisors and one from 17h49: "Music The documentaries show 22h02: Night Music the mud. the employer. Documents should be certified by a Commissioncrof 14hOO : Chip 'n Dale in a bail bond business. Omhs and NOT by the police. "A girl means more Rescue However. the irrcsponsi- miseries in the famil y .... 1 Rangers ble one turns to drug deals could never tolerate that Nominalion fonus should be collected from MLHRD. Closing dale 17th Vidoopower andbccomes involvedwilh June 1994. J4h3O: my first child was a girl." . 1SbOO : Th, murder and the mob· and COntact Person: MrTaukondjo Flintstoncs soon the two friends are he said after being ar· Tel; 212956exl. 2062 15h3O: Conan the pined against each other in rested hours after the kil I· Fax: 212323. Adventurer a fighl to the death. Star· ing, according to po lice. Alex. (Open Time) ring: Kevin Dobson. John Shahjahan first tried 10 Charlotte. 16hOO: Where I Li ve Ashlon. Roxann Biggs kill his daughter at home Bananas in A new offbeat comedy 20hOO: Supcrsport six months ago. but his Pyja mas, drama about the humorous Coverage of the European wife slopped hi m. pol ice Coconuts, . and hean·felt si tu ations a Champion Clubs final be- said. Little Annie hip l7-year·old expcri· tween AC Milan and Bar· In Bangladesh·a male- Ladybird ences in Hartem. eelona played at Ihe 0 1· dominated. Islamic na· (KTVends) 16h3O: Loving ympic stadium in Alhens lion · many families pte· O9h3O: Egoli 17bOO: EgolI 22hOO: My Left }o"ool Republic of Namibia 10hOO: Deadly 17b3O: Step by Step (13) fer to have boys and con· Relations (Premium time) OO bOO: Red Wind (16) sider girls a burden be- MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORT (PG B ) t8boo: Dirty Work 02hOO: Blind Man's cause few find jobs and J Ih3O: Videofas hlon (A) 81uff (A) most need dowries when News Two cops leave the police 03h25: Transmission they are married.· Sapa- The Minister and the entire staff of the Ministry of Youth (KTV s(arls) force to become panners Ends AP and sport learnt with shock and disbelief of the untimely death of one of Namibia'S fine football player, Helmut Teenage lyambo. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS The Ministry at the same time, expresses its dismay and AUDIT SENIORS indignation at the way our young people have become TRAINEE ACCOUNTANTS trigger happy. It is very disheartening to see bow many KPMG Peal Marwick Namibia Is a Medical aid young people have access to lethal weapons. The war of dynamic audit firm wilh an exceptionally Annual leave liberation is over and there are no compelling reasons to broad client base. We oiler an above (22 working days per annum) wander around with guns in public. average remuneraliQn package and GenerouS study leave attractive opportunilies wilhin our firm t" Namibia cannot. afford to loose its prime resource, the qualified Chartered Accountants and '" .. '. "udrssle c· •..I se telephone our Personnel Partnt. ~. (061) 226511 or wr~e youth, so callously. The practice of carrying guns to night B. Co mm or Honours Accounting Graduates. 10; dubs, soccer matches and all other public gatherings must be stopped if peace in Namibia has to find a true meaning. Our attractive remuneration pad MINISTRY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND HOUSING COMPETITION: OSHAKATI LOGO We invite Namibians of alJ ages to design an appropriate logo and motto for the Oshakati Local Authority. The Primary objective ofOshakati Local Authority is: ' · To provide and maintain the basic services. • Create the neces,sary conductive business environment TIME TO GO .., Tipper Gore, wife of US Vice President AI Gore, was last · To protect the environment week surprised 10 hear that pupils from the People's Primary School In - Promote wxI protect public hygiene, etc. Katutura had never been Inside the National Assembly. She quickly arranged a brief parliamentary encounter for them, minutes before her husband was due to address aJolnt session of the National Council and N A. COMPETITION RULES: Here she shepherds Gabrlel Ndadl out of the public gallery after the - Entry is free of charge and there is no limit on the number of entries. excited pupils were allowed a quick two·mlnute visit. Photo: Jean - All entries must be on A4 page fonnat (210 x 297mm) Sutherland • Designs must among others reflect the history, culture of Oshakati and must be accompanied by explanatory notes on the colours and the symbols used_ Mandela helps needy - Copyright of all designs entered will belong to oshakati Local Authority and the Town Council reserves the right to make adjustmen ts to any design. UMT AT A: South Africa President certain circles, but l:Ie would appoint • Closing date is the 3rd of June, 1994, at 12hOO. No late entries will be considen;d. Nelson Mandela has promised to do trusteest to oversee use of the money. - Entries must be sent to: The Town Clerk nate pan of his salary to charity Of "The problem of neglected children ganisations for neglected and orphaned makes my heart bleed because if these Oshakati Town Council children. children could be looked after we would Private Bag X5530 Mandela made the promise whenhe not have SO many people in jail," Oshakati attended the funeraJ oflate South Af Mandela said. rican Communist Party leader Chris ''These children were driven tosteal • The judges decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into_ Hani's fath er, Gilbert, in the Transkei because of hunger. - All entries must clearly state the name, address and where possible, telephone nwnber of at the weekend. The money which will be donated to the participant The President said he was entitled to these charity organisations will be for , his salary , in spite of the uproar in this purpose."· Sapa • The frrst price is N$ 300·00 plus two prices of N$50*00 eac~ for the runners ':'up. 6 Wednesday May 18 1994 THE NAMIBIAN METBOARD: SANLAM: Mi ning 504,20 47 1,44 2,43 Economic Indicators Metfund ]00,80 281,79 2,41 GE 2072,43 1937,25 3,09 Selected 2772,762593.37 2,58 Gil t 124,68 123,37 10.72 Index 1688,601 578,48 3,05 Gilt 1243.27 1230.84 11 ,97 Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: Managed 120,48 113 ,23 0,81 Prime Growth 600,09 561.17 3,47 Managed 1343,68 1265,05 6.18 FUND NAME Buy Sell Yield% High Income 102,05 100,98 1,35 Indu strial 1354,881267,01 3, 10 Max Income 1064,39 1053.717.73 ABSA: METROPOLITAN: Mining 333,63 311.70 3,88 GIC 192,53 1SO,08 2.89 MetlifeGE 145,46 135,9 1 5,52 Income 106.27 104.63 ! Gold price Industrial 178,92 167,34 2,2 1 MOMENTUM: SOUTHERN: "' Income 103,96 102,74 11.98 GE 35 1,57 329,44 3,19 GE 287.67 268,97 Yesterday afternoon gold fix ing: 382.55 US dol BOE: NBS: Mining 193,18 181,0 1 2,86 lars per ounce as compared with 382.55 at morn Growth 227,84 2 12,87 2.24 Hallmarlc GE 1286,69 120 1,38 2,52 167,13 156,28 2,44 ing fixing, 319,30 al Monday afternoon fixing. People's Income 104,55 103,45 na Hallmari: Income 100.99 99.98 I"'"nco me 598. 13 586.17 10. 17 • COMMUNIn': NORWICH: "' STANDARD BANK: Nam dollarlUS dollar Growth Fund 156.26 146,33 6.05 GE 599,47 559.74 2,71 GE 1551.371456.57 4,28 COMMERQAL UN ION: OLD MlJT1JAL: loc""", 94.32 93.35 10.85 Yesterday'sopening Yeslerd ay 's closing Growth 171 .24 159,88 2,11 In vestors 4042.1 53768.492,23 Gold 240.61 226.56 4,56 3,6645/60 3,6550/65 COMPOSITE: Sentinel 237.22 2-21.33 .. Industrial 139,48 131.34 5.03 All Share Index: 126,95 118,64 Growth 333,05 3 10.48 2,65 International 142.50 133.35 2.23 FiAudal rarHl FEDU FE: '" Top Companies 357, 16 332,91 2,87 SYFRETS: FedgroGE 177,63 165,87 3," Mining 452,09 421,40 2.20 Growth 41 3,45 386.34 2,62 Ye s ~ rda y's opening Yeslerday's closing GUARDBANK: Gold 190,76 177,86 2,86 Trus&ee 165.59 154,87 2,38 4.87/4.89 4, 8614, 88 Growth 357 1,573321,12 3,05 Income 111 ,08 109,88 12,35 locome 11 3,78 11 2,64 11,38 Resources 2 14,26 199,16 3,41 SAGE: Gi lt 1186,33 1174,47 10,67 Money market Income 123,11 121.8 1 11,64 GenEquity 3254,86 3031 ,34 2.60 Balanced 108,93 103.10 Industrial 194.49 180,75 2,85 Resources 173, 16 161.41 3,35 Prime Select 109.14 102,57 "' 90 day liquid BA rate IGi Life: Financial 586,65 547,36 UAI" "' Yesterday'sopcning Yesterday'S closing Income 221,11 218,90 "' GE 2870.242691.65 3,61 GE 173,66 162.52 2.74 "' 10,85 10,85 Joburg stock exchange JOHANNESBURG : JohannesburgStock Exchange shares endedweakerinslow trade yesterday, with need a goldsharessoftening despite a Ormergold price and industrial powerful tool to shares losing ground as the market re beat inflation ... s ponded to an overbought situa , I tion. " The market is H takinga breather rot ~ lowlng last week's .. ~ gains." one dealer s said_ The way you manage your money says 1I lot Overseas Institu you, If you are lighting in n at ion. you need more thml just tions were continu withd ra wals and interesl from your savings account. You need a ing to sell off gold shares and leading powerful tool to monage your money and which demonstrates industrials remained yourdcdication and worth, Bank Windhoek Selekt Savings isjust under pressure. but that. there was sllll good Bank Windhoek Selekt Savings renCCl'i the demand ror second wonh of serious savers by offering above average interest· and line Industrials, he said, He added, that bonus interest to those selccl individuals who mninlain more the gold price was than the minimum balance throughout the year. 11 also offcrs e:lpected to stage a debil/stop-order facilities and unlimited wilhdrllwals and deposits, mild come-back rather than "shoot updra matJcally." A t 4pm the a ll SELEKT SAVINGS share index had lost 41 points to 5 456 as the a ll gold Ind ex Ablll'« O"lfrog" rOl" ofillltrrU I un accuunts ",1 1h :iI minimum bll lance dipped 20 points or or N$ IOO O. · A ItIHWf h t1lIUS in/unl ror cllcnh who rn alnl:.in Ihe 1,08pfrcentto1835 minimum 1'0'$ 1000 halance Ih r ou ll holltthe yellr ( pllid al lhe en d or and the Industrial NU\ f)rhillSl op-ordtr ember).' Uflfiml/ld withdrawals and ,/"posill.· Index weakened by facility . • \'ullr Sl! ld t Sa ~ i n gs a ccUllnl is link ed 11,1 ), our A TM ( ash 74 points or 1,10 per cord IInd all S/Uwltch ATM's. cent to 6 633, .. lnwreM paId momhly 0f1 Ihe InnHmum bataoce hetd from tbe 5th or De Beers rell2Sc to every monlh. From lhoc I ~I 10 the 41h, mleresl i ~ catcutnted on a R 109,00 as shal;'es da ily bIIlance. Money aVllilabk 00 demand. worth RI8,44.mil. lion changed hands In 67 deals -the high est value traded -and TAK I NG BANK tN G PERSO N A LL V associate Anglos d ipped at 2Sc to R232,SO, whilcon the gold board, Vaal Reefs slipped R7,OO toR373.00andDrles lost 7Se to R53,25. Among leading in dustrial s ha r es, Barlows was 7Se off • al R38,75 and SA Breweries wasdown 2SOcor2,44percent toR l 00 ,~ •• Sapa.I Net THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday May 18 1994 7 Malawians make history Malawi - The Facts AktMatMalni, whJcb held Hslnt. -cratk eIedIoa ,."NI),: GEOGRAPHY: The1aDdlodu!dre,.ltIkoov. Electorate likely to reject Banda en II1 ...... re kms aIMI .. boII_ed by z...... 71 t Itwe, MODs.... ! aM T.nza- ....LoM_ ...erlqZ33 .. ___ uoo1s the time for change. oneagreed. International saying his people wanted ...... __ 0I1r ...... 0Il\I0r CHRISTOF MALETSKY IN BLANTYRE Ualamuza. who ean rights organisation, Am leadership in the tradi ...... a&tnM:do& Soatb oldie'" ~ ..... nO[ recall her real age, nesty International, cam tional autocratic African .... ___ Mt.M...... IdP- MALA WIANS made history yester.ay said she had been wait paigned unsuccessfully style. eM: ...... le eatral AI'I'ka" 3 0!0..ua. when some 3,7 million out of a populatioll or ing thirty years for the foraclausescrappingthe • Sapa-APrepons that POftlLATION: IJ9IWJ 011,...... - nine million dtizens q ...... up at poIIInc day shecouklexpressher., death penalty. Parlia Chihana (54) would ...... u: ..... n...... I ...... apeckd stations natioowkie to vote in the country's viewsonthose in power. ment unanimously felt seem the logical winner OO ....'.'r .. IV ...... ,. ...• first democrMic _-pony eIectIom. She believes the world capital punishment givenhis anti-Bandacre ECONOMY: M8lllwI .... et lite ...... ', will see a new Malawi shouyld remain. It also dentiaJs -hewasexpellcd poorII8l c. r.1a, wiIII • per ...... -do- Votingforthe 177-seat Party (MCP) and after the voting when abolished ,the idea of a from from the Mep for ...... tI ofat.o.t US$1Il. ~k h d 11 parliamenl started at ChakufwaChihana,one human rights are finally second chamber on the challenging one-party ...... , ...... j.by, •• d I for 6hOO, but showing their of the first toopenly chal respected. grounds that a Senate rule and spent seven ...... etdleGDP ...... 1 ,"1DOre eagerness to casl their lenge Banda'srule,from She said she had suf would be too expensive years injail. But hisparty ...... p8l'caloIdIe ...... 4 I rh. Im· ball ots many started the Alliance for Democ fered many times under to run. - Aford - started cam forming queues at the racy (Aford). Banda'srule because she 1be new Constitution paigning late and he is -CIIDe.usssoe_ ForeIp..... --.-..-1IId ... """1 _ ...... se dout 3000 polling stations as Yesterday's polling had refused to carry the will function provision from the northe rn early as 4hOO. was described as "quiet" MCP party card. ally for one year during Tumbuka region, the ...... BISI'Oav:.. ____ M81awl ...... j" ! ..... _by trom Results were expected with no instancesofvio Meanwhile theoutgo which national consulta same place where many to be announced from lence or intimidation re ing parliament intro tions will take place and of Banda's cabinet are K ...... outI8wedGp' ..... ,.... dell .... declared IaImIeIf' pr! .. iIeJd·lor.... la. late last night with the ported by late afternoon. duced a new draft Con amendments made be from. A Chihana victory 1JI71. He _ oIleD __ 01 ...... ODd final verdict likely on O ne of about 280 stitution which came into fore it becomes fully has led to concerns of but""'" tIIo oIIep Thursday. Yesterday the Commonwealth observ effect yesterday. fledged as the country's anodlerTumbuka- W •• "'y .rH. I •••• 10.'" " • • _, ... " ...... y ...... your investments? w ...... 1 I. T ... M._' ...... MANY people who hut a large lump sum and • Pan bonds; Panici pation mortgage bonds offer invest It. such as a pension or Hdundancy pay-out. rates of income sli ghtl y higher than tOOse at the banks, want to pin some earnings from the~ investment and some are offered by reputable bodies, such as Unit trusts top some banks. The money is often tied up for five years each year in the form of mleraL At the moment in terest raleS are low - whic h is good and interest rates on mongages, and thus your return, news for people who are in debt, incl udi ng people wi th tend 10 ri se and fall al ong with general inlerest rates. - mOrtgage bonds, bul badnewsifyou need your monthl y • Propen y unit trusts: These are neglected, possibl y R20 billion in SA interest income to live on. because they do not pay much commission, and unlike At the same time, inflation makes the amount of other unit trusts are listed shares on the Johannesburg THE TOTAL ...... ofllle_ NorwIclIlllhe 1_over .... money in your savings steadily less and less valuable Stock Exc hange. It represents a pooled investement aodlDveamenuofualttnllClbued _ .... a ..yoonfor ..lD_ in tenns of what it ean buy. Many of the investors who into propen ies and rental incomes are shared out InSOUIhArtlca .... __dlaaJllO __...... IIIOIIIIIIyInv.... are caught in the interest trap are older and conserva directl y among the investors without deducting tax. bDI .... for Ihe !1nl .-. _ • ti ve in their oul1ook, but fee l increasingly cornered as This is particul arly good if you have a low income or __tolhewdl1r ... their income is low and they know inflation is eating are paying lower rates of tax . Income is higher than _Ih ..... durlDllhe !1nl with interest investments and the value can ri se along __till oflhe,.or. _lad.... , away at their savings. - 1ney become targets for the unscrupulous adviser with property prices. Accordl.. to. UnH T ...... Sur • Old M...... s.adDd ...... lD. who lures them into such wild schemes as Maste.rbond. • Assurance income plans; These are run by assur ·vey from Ihe Univenhy of_ troduced ... M_I.Ihe...... 'The advisers prey on fear and ignorance. offering all ance compani es and last at least fi ve years. The com rill, there are BOW over 60 unit 111' • .....Ih unit '"'" and SOUIh sorts of unsupported guarantees. pany promises to pay you a rate of return set by the ...... AfrIca', 60th. Adrlaa AJJardJce ill One common way of gaining income from your current ra tes on the wholesale money investmenl mar There ere l4 funds wblcb lavest tile mlulf'r. savings or in vestment is to put it in the bank, post kets. 1t also in vests some capital in uni t trusts, SO at the In a aeaeral ranae of oba.... and ·Sj'lnuPrlmeSeleclondSj'Inu office or building society and then take an income on end of the period you may get your capital back, or tbest were more heavily laYelted _ ...... _Introduced the interest that insti tution pays. more or less. Taxation and administrati on is handled by the com probably ,baD ever before. ThIs Is April 11·'IIeIlnt, ...... by J .. lntereston fixed·deposits (fi ve-year) has fa llen from around 16 per cent per year this time in 1993 to about pany. But the timing of when you get in is crucial - if usually a slan of conftdence as If Kulper. Is. I..... whkh opedaIloes 12 per cent a year. Rates are lower on shoner-term you start when interest r,ues are low you will get low there are worries about the ruture In equities and Is (or an aggressive deposits, so your income woul d be only three quarters returns, and you will only gain if you stan when they of the stoCk market, unit trusts individual and Instltutlonallnves or less what it was a year ago. are high and then fall. keep some invested In cash. tor. Fon unately, infl ation is also less so you can still get A final word of advice: there is nosingle investment Best performers over the past Thesecond goes for a broad range a rate of return which is two or three percentage points product which will may your money grow fast, pay a year were Norwich (up 54,! per o( sbares IMed 00 tbe J ohannes above the inflation rate. But that does not take into high and rising income and cut your liability to tax. Do cent), Met(und (42,8 percent) and burg Stock exchange, listed prop eonsideration tax on all the imerest you earn above nol trust any advisor promising you the sky and moon Old Mutual Investors' Fund (up erty shares, gilts, (utures and other N$SOO a year which will also cut your returns umil or advising you to put all your money into anyone 39,5 per ~nt ) based on an original denvadves and cash deposits un they are lower than inflation. product. single Investment and wllbout con· derthemanagemento(AneIAhem. Here are some other investment avenues that could slderlng the companies' charges. be considered by inveslOrs who want a high income, • (From an article supplied by Werner Deht 0/ and some may also help the capital sum grow; Deht Trusl, lfindhoe1c) Over three years the best was Nor • (From Hugo Lsmprechts' wich (24,6 per cent a year) and Unit Trusts Survey publlshod Syfrets Growth Fund (24,4 per qUBttBrly by thB Unl."",lty of cent) the best over nve years. ProtorlB.) ~. , , LIVE IN CONCEI2T ON TIlE J OB .. , Salesman T idy Thus and rewlnder 'Gabrlel' by the expensive Oexographlc printing m ach ~ne and in rront oCa board displaying Contact Labels Namibia's output. Label firm's big deal LOCAL BUSINESS Contact Labels Namibia has He added one taclic was for the opposi tion to drop won its biggest order since it began last June, and this their prices and some customers went back for even is to supply price labels to Botswana. marginally lower prices. But he says now Contact Manager Johan le Riche says the order could lead Labels gets loyal suppon from some local businesses onlO bigger things as no-one is supplying similar and th anks exisling customers " for their valued labels in Botswana and more orders are set to follow. suppon which we, as a small concern, are so direly Contact Labels Namibia is the only enterprise in in need or·. Namibia which cuts and prints special price tags for Le Riche look a travelling roadshow to Botswana the shops. 11lese include small price tags which are last October and spent a week doing presentations fixed onto goods in supermarkets such as Model from the South as far North as Maun. He said roads using a small hand 'gun', labels to go inlOscales and were bad, distances long and hotels expensive, but be fIXed onto goods with a print-out of weight, price there was much interest as it was the firsHime people and so on, and speciall y designed price labels. had an opportunity to present their customers with It is good news for Le Riche, who staned the properly printed price tags. business after importing an expensive flexographic The order fro m a group which supplies many printing machine. Contact is the only Namibian fum shops only came through last week, many weeks capable of printing the price labels and employs eight after his visit It will keep the plant busy for at least • workers. a week. " It has been a hard and uphill road. Opposition ''This is a milestone in our existence, at such a Relrnelmberour club· all our members companies that act as agents for South African young age nOI only to manufacture locally but also to Friday from 18 h 30 till late. companies tried to kill us by cutting prices and expon 10 a neighbouring country withQUt any help spreading all sorts of bad rumours about us," said Le from anybody whatsoever," said Le·R iche. Come and experience the Thriller vibe. Riche. ';They say this is ori ly the start, it is going to grow." Roinasie a mana oumbangi waye la ndul a ed ipao tonde White, shaashi ningwa ku Valeria o d o da ningilwa laLuOOwski opo a 11. TYAPPA NAMUTEWA laLuOO wski. Mefiku 010 White o kwa Ii umwe Aunspairoo la ti .okudja mokambaa komoTask Bam ard okwa lesha ( 13 Septem ba 1989) womovapolifi ovo kwa omafiku 8-1 0 Seplemba Force. eenho ko lwa dimwe WlLLEM Rooinasie, 00 omafiku a dja ko a Smil vati okwa tile" paife Ii tava konakona oiOOfa 198 9. o k wa li Konima yokupulapula membo lefik u kala la yandje oumbangi momapwilikioo e o mu shii nee eshi sha ya longwa kuRooinasie m o m ap ukulul o Rooi nasie. Ba rna rd lo muk o na k o ni Da sha nedipao loshivakela la ningllilwe ningwa po , ashikc oyo ye mu twa lifa o paukwaila mosenda o k wa hovela vali wosh ibo fa s hefyo oshilyo oshikulunhu shoSwapo, Anton omulumenhu tuuoo taka modolongoomoeli fiyo yopo pepi ' no kapale okupulapula o mba ngi laLubowski, Inspeclor Lubowski, onghela okwa man a makuka sha, Ola ka enda onena. Rooinasie ota keedila kaEros, o mo imwe ROnlan us W illem Saunderson, okupulapulwa kuhahende Hennie Barnard, naanaaondjila imweaikc longelc ehandu leedula Radmo re oye a li Muna ngo. Muna ngo 0 01 0 Sau nderson a 00 e liIepo vamwe vomovapolifi ovakulunhu ngaashi oyo ya enda 20 eshi a pelwe ehandu omuyandji wounongo. okwa lombwela nale s ha nga kutya o k wa ovo lava nyikwanyikwa medipao eli. LuOOwski." leedul a he tatu Pa musha ngwa o u, omhangu kUlya vati na ye 10mbwelwa kuMunango Nonande o ngaho vati o m o l wo mun y ek a cpukululohongo eli o la o umwe waavo va Ii kUlya cdipao laLu OOwski Manga Rooinasic ina While vati eshi okwe shi Rooinas ie okwa lopotelc moKaribib needula 12 Ii la kindj a. nOlaku peemhangela dedipao o la longekidwa kevava mana okupuJapulwa popya ko nima eshi ngaho oshinima eshi m o l we t o mek o popiwa kutya Radmorc laLubowski.ashikedavo loCeB mo Namibia, hal i okwa li a pulwa a yelifc Ko lonela Des Radmore kwaao a Ii na le lo mundilo e shi a okwa yandja mo oda ningilwa nec ifan wa O shil uk ulwa oin ima ihapu i Ii woArmy. pefi mbo hamushanga waPrime ha na una po she ke o ileshwa I1 no ina liya mokambaa ko mokamba oshil i-6 0 10 Ii Jilwe momishangwadayc. lo mha ngela yedipao Minister, Pe trus o mhung ulilo yopolifi po nande onhe le oyo yaSuiderhof. Opo vali ko mesho k uKolonela Barnardokwa li a pula laLubowski a pula kUlya Damaseb. Okwa li a moVenduk a koni maeshi ongula aishe yefiku eti· opa Ii S laal Burger, Foffie Badenhorsl. nalango kutya Rooinasie o lye womuvo e kufwa e ho ko lo lo a vaka mooinima ihapu. 10Septemba. Jum bo S m il. Lloyd. Munango okwa li ye na hokolole IUU kU lya lilo ngekida o kulo nga kuh am u s h anga Ba rna rd okwa ya Ko m apulo a mwe Kolo ne la Naude. ina to nga oinima i Ii oshikc she mu cIa oshilo nga osho waDamaseb. O k wa komesho nomapulo aye Rooinasie o k wa Radmo re navak wao ngaho kuSaunderson. ponghutu yokuholola shedipao. ho ko lo le la na tango n o kul o m bwe l a lombwela omha ng u vamwe. M u nango okwa Ii os hinima shcdipao Momushangwaumwe, Omukulunhu wopolifi Rooinasie k utya ota kutya ye ina shiiva Muna ngo o kwa natango a pewaeembadi laLubowski. Rooinasie shaashi Rooinasie okwa ndjai Raonga And ima fufya e shi la li vati Staal Burger, Danic nyamukula Barnard di mwe dopakwaila opo okwa cndulula nalango yandjaomahokololoane. oshinimaeshi . Radmo re ok we uyi le Botha, Lloyd na Stoml kutya ye ke sh iisha a hoololcmoombadioyo kUlya omolwaashi ma li White okwa pewa Barnard okwa ko mbelewa yoT ask van Zyl. Okwa wcdako kombinga yoCC B, kwa Ii hava longifa eshi edipao eli ola kala tali clombwelo kuRadmorc lo mbwela Rooinasie Force ongula yefiku 10 nalango kutya ovo va as hikeokwa lesha moifo va li moRecce 5 (clanga mu piyaanekc okudja opo a yashe Lubowski. kUlyaokwalopomashike Septemba 1989. tumbulwa me tetekelo kutya vati oyo ya d ipaa lo mo na ng uwi laSA pctamcko. M o kunyamuku l a oshin ima eshi Bamard okwa leshela oshoyo koloncla Foffle Lubowski . Ota li edi pefimbo linya). Pomhilo ci Barnard omapuio amwe, molw os hitwetwenyc omha ngu o umbangi Badenhorsl. kava li po odaNakalindi. shaashi Munango o k wa ti okwa ti. Rooi nasicokwa Rooinas ie okwa nomolwoutondweeshie wopamushangwa wa peemhangela ded ipao efiku ledipao kakwa Ii hava djala li ash ike a nyemalela lo mbwela o m ha ngu eembadi. Okwa li ashike Riaan White cshi vati kUly a o kwa kala nale e hava djala oikutu White kwa li le mu pula wete kutya o mhangela yovakwaita voSwapo a yandjc odjapo yaye yed ipao laLubowski ngeenge lava fi ye po yoslanda o nh i-8. oshinima sha puka. eekamba. Natango Bamnrd Ola li une nc tuu eshi tas hi Bamard okwa ti osha Rooinasie okwa lopola pangelwa kovapolifi yclaMunango ka li shili ashike oshibofa eshi ovakulunhu ovo kwa li oshilyo shetanga 010 shaash i a ninga ve lilepo ngeno eameno loRccce5. shaashi ngeno osh ilwetwenye eshi leemwenyo dovanhu. okushii eembadi davo. While oye a li umwe Nonandc ongaho, ina Nalango Barna rd wovapolifi ovo va Ii du la o kulikufamo I_ olew' lo mbwela moshikoti shayb fiyo a mee n g hun dafa n a Munango kul y~lapopi kwatwa nokupewa do mhangela eL shaashi o ipupulu eshi ta U White e handu leedula 20 o kwa li la du lu oye a yasha Lubowski. mo dolo ngo okuningilwa kes he shaashi paBarnard o m o l w o m unyeka shimwe. Munango na While o va netomeko lomundilo. Konimayedipaookwa shakenaashikeoudwaali Nalango Ba rnard kala nale a ha la eshi M unango kwa Ii ta okwa li la pu la pula ok ul o po la osh in ima ko ngo o munhu umwe Rooinas ie ko mbinga osho. ashike natango pofeema yaWhile. yoinima itai twaafana okwa kala a tila. Okwa Munango onghee luu kumwe momishangwa 10mbwelele Jakob Louw a dama opo kUl ya ye d aye e sh i peemh ito opo va lopote oshinima While o k u mu shH dimwe ta ti White oye csh i. ashikc Louwok..we efi mbo li le m a nga mwene a yelula eke laye mu d imbulukifa Lubowski ina dipawa. no ku longa k Ul ya ye eendjovo delo nd we lo Mefano ell hahende wepangelo Johan Waiters ota monlka ta kundafan naumwe womeemba ngi dl O ma pul a pulo o laa o kwe Iilo ngek ida laKomufaia JumOOSmil. nasha ndyo laLubowski wedina Dennls Na utoro, ooa yandja ournba ngl waye nale petamekoelela Iwikile ne na po-9 okuya sha Lubowski. eshi e vapopifil eefiku la lomapwlllklno aa_ wongula. 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Bowling clubs rrom May 23-27, Staged at tbe Kuisebmond Stadium from Six clubs wi ll be taking pan - Oranjemund, May 28 to 29, the tourney promises N$5 000 Rossing, Namib Park, Transnamib, CounlT)' Club to the winning team wJth the runnen-up and Windhock. standing In Une tor N$2 000. Transnamib men, o verall winners in 1993tourna The' two semJftnallosen wOl each receive men! will be defending the Fours, Triples and Pairs N$l000 and N$l5O each goes to teaQlS tba. whilst Namib Park will defend the Si ng les. are elmimloated In tbe quarterftnals. - -- Since the unification of bowls in Namibia, OK 's Touraament spokespersoD Frans KlU. .M. sponsorship this year also incl ud es the ladies. In the Samaria explained that the tournament was CH Ladies section there will be a titanic battle for the open to both Premier Leque and FIrst Divi honours as can be scen from last year's results. sion teams. The closing date tor entries ls --- Although Country Club were the overall winners, Thursday, May 25. no club dominated the d iscipli nes as did Transnam ib K.1lla Samaria at telepbone (0641)-5349 (w) WELCOME BOOST .. , the acting administration manager ofOK Bazaars, Bowling Club in the Men's secti on. The Ladies or S133 (h) andfor Ranga Muatunga at 6477 Geor-ge Enssle (left) presents a sponsorship cheque for N$2 ()()() to the vice winners were Transnamib in the Fours, Windhock CounlT)' Club in the Triples, Windhock Bowling (w) or 7543 and 2237 (h) can be conducted for president of the Namiblan Men's Bowling Association, Hennle Ollvler, van den Berg, president of the Ladles Bowling Association and lan Club in the Pairs and the S ingles title went to more details on the event. tournament van Rool Balaliaka Hotel in Sandton next Monday. Terry SPORT SHORTS Paine will compere at the even!. Robbers furious in disciplinary matters ter threatened. I FROM PAGE 12 I Soccer heat Holman triumphs - then the NFA hierarchy is In eoncl usion. he added should practice what it very swi fl to take ac tion. that if his club was no HIGH noon may be a Classic Western for move STEVE Holman. the fastest I 500-metre runner in preached and try to be fair But when it comes to longerregardcd asa mem buffs. but it sounds more like a horror feature to the world this year, won the men's 800 metres on toall its affiliates. not only matters re lating the status berofthe Premier League some of Europc's World Cup soccer teams. Yet, Sunday in the May Madness Track Meet. Holman the Winhoek-based clubs. of our team. all we get is then the league should re overriding objections of its medical committee chair· had hoped formore than a victory, but the race "was "We are all pan of the zero response. fund their guaranlee fees. pc.rson. FIFA insists players will have to sweat much slower than we had hoped," he said. Holman Football Association set "Wedemand a response "The whole saga is de through sweltering midday games in subtropical wanted to pass the the first 400 metres in 52 sec up. Soccer must be pro from the NFA to our re moralising to both the Florida and other torrid locations in the southern onds, but the pace was offby more than a second and moted and developed in quests, taking into con players and the suppon United States. But even with the trained players of he settled for 1:48.2!i. all the affiliated regions. sideration the damage al ers. we are sick and tired many will suffer. Weshouldnothavetorely ready done to the team. of the unfair way local on radio and newspapers If nothing is heard from soccer authorities treat Soccer USA to learn about our future. them we will be obliged clubs from outside Wi nd Title defense "When we are involved to take legal action."Rich- hoek," he stated. AfTER 24 consecutive games without most of its JEFF Malcolm of Australia will defend his World top players, the core of the US national soccer team Boxing Federation (mF) welterweight title against will re-fonn this week. Forward Eric Wynalda World Cup Focus Filipino Tata Regatuna at Festival Hall on June 18. (Saarbrucken in Gennany), Emie Stewart (Willem .i.I.- Mattheus, thecutting promoter Danny Lee announced yeste rday. U I and midfielder Tab Ramos FROM PAGE 12 clailTYtheir founh World edg~ , ">0 . j ' I. ~I , IJII~hJJ.I " '!.! '.:.l" '.1t f ,r·, , I Cup, Parreira sees Italy, of the side that won in '·~ 'Mak:olm\l at.:>Olile-4ll~s}~. ~WIl:I /t,Y~-;>~9"· ,o ~ ;,' (~ rejeiA'lbelpoup that ~ welterweight title, wiJI be making his first defense been Viejo. talifomfa. Iohn r#u"pltina' and Gennany, ';IIHY;l ~ , pl.y in g at after winning the vacant title againstSovita Tabuarua still due. we have gone back to an winners respectively in sweeper for Bayem Mu 1982, 1986 and 1990, as ni ch and luventus's in Fiji on March 19. approach that is closer to the spiritof 1970 but with the principal obstacles. Andreas MOller has yet to more attention to disci But there must be ma prove he can fill his Cup arrivals Handball pline at the back." jor doubts about the abil midfield boots. Parreira. while inSisting ity of all three to stand up Coach Berti Vogts' FOR some Spanish fans it was an omen of victOl)' League Table Brazil are good enough to 10 thephysical and mental search for a reliable striker as Barcelona was the first team to land in Athens for win, has been careful not pressures of what wi ll be gOt so desperate that the today's European Club Champions Cup final against WIll{ the first round of matches in the men's to build up expectations. a gruelling month. wily old Rudi Voller has AC Milan. "No 1 in the league and in the cup," handball league almost completed, DTS I and "In 1970 we had three Gennanyhavehadonly had to shake off the moth chanted a group of Barcelona's supporters who Burbridge Glass are finnly on top of the table with and a half months prepa one bad tournament in the balls of two years of inter national inactivity. The gave their idols a rousing welcome at Athens Air- a goal difference separating the two teams. The ration and not a single last 20 years and that was in 1978 when Fra nz weakness of the Gennans pon. 'Barca' touched down nearly one hour before postponed matches in the firsJ round, including the player outside Brazil." he recalled. "This time we Beck.enbauer refused to was exposed last Decem AC Milan. long awaited clash between the top two teams. will might have some of our play. TIleir 1990 win fol ber when they were com take place during June. The second round will start Europeanplayenforonly lowed two losing finals. prehensively outplayed in on July 6 and all games will be played at the Munich thumped 18 days before the com But current side is Miami by an Argentine show grounds. The league table: petition starts." to look past ilS side that was missing half Team P WO L GF GAPTS IV AN Rene Valeciano and Anthony de Avila each If Brazil are Lothar of its first choice side. OTSI 4 4 0 0 12052 8 scored on Sunday as Colombia beat Bayern Munich -0 of Geonany 2-0. Valenciano sored first on a free- Burbrldge 4 4 0 86 31 8 kick. afler being fouled. giving the World Cup- The Public 5 3 0 2 10384 6 Concordla 4 3 I 60 56 6 bound Colombian national team a J..Q lead in the 0 2 67 1074 18th minute of play. Fifty minutes later, Dc Avila DTS 11 5 0 3 Unam • raced past the Geonan defenders with the ball to 6 1 0 5 52 1052 Footloose 6 0 0 6 54 1070 score the decider. Medvedeva toppled NSL Castle League Team P W L NATALIA Medvedeva of Ukraine was toppled by 0 GF GAPTS Spurs 13 4 I 32 15 10 wild card Nino Louarsabishvili of Georgia 7-5, 7·6 8 Hellenic 14 9 2 3 28 16 20 (7-4)on Monday in the the opening round of the US Pirates 13 7 5 I 17 6 19 dollars 150000 Eurocard Opcn Women's Touma- WlIs 14 7 3 4 19 10 17 men!. The up-and-coming young Georg ian Vaal Pros 14 5 6 3 18 17 16 Louarsabishvili tops the junior world rankings. Stars 13 5 5 3 16 15 15 Medvedeva was seeded fifth at the tournament in Sundowns 10 6 2 2 18 10 14 which four of the world's top-20 players are.regis- Chiefs • 12 6 2 4 17 11 14 tered. Umtata 14 5 2 7 15 17 12 Rovers 13 4 4 5 24 31 12 Mabbutt honoured Me. 11 4 3 4 18 17 11 Rangers 13 2 6 5 12 16 10 • THREE England soccer inte rnationals , Gary Call1es 13 2 6 5 10 17 10 Mabbuu, David Rocastle and Paul Walsh will be Swallows 11 2 4 5 9 12 8 arriving in Johannesburg al the weekend to hold Amazulu 11 2 4 5 11 16 8 YES!, .. Roy Bellingan in action for Namibia in the javelin during the coaching clinics and to atte nd Mabbut's testimonial Celtic 13 3 2 8 17 28 8 recent Africa Zone Six tournament which coincided with the South dinner. Mabbuu, the Tottenham Hotspur captain. Pta City 13 3 2 8 14 25 8 African Masters Championships In Durba n, Belllngan partiCipated In the has decided to hold his testimo nial dinner at the 13 I 4 8 9 25 6 4S to 12 Wednesday May 18 1994 eT-HE NAMIBIAN '.'." ' " THE NAMIBIAN SPORT World Cup Focus: ANGOLAN STAR ... African Stars mldneld star Domlngo Martins (left) weaves his magic against Punyu Beonea counterpart Bonlface 'Ogies' Nanuseb. Angolan-born Martins scored twice to secu re a well-deserved 3-0 victory for Stars Brazil favoured In Kalutura on Saturday. to clinch trophy PELE will forever be associated with W orld beauty of their passing Cup football and there is every likelihood and the n uency of their the boys from Brazil will again triumph in moveme nts. the United States in July. But even thm collec· tion of talents assemblcd Brazi l aretheonl yside for the first time since by Tele Santana was not to have played in all 14 Pele led them to glorious good enough to match previous tourname nts, triumph in Mexico in the ruthless efficiency of winni ng in 1958. 1962 1970 and ensured the Enzo Bearzot's Itnly. and 1970, and they also Jules Rimet trophy Paolo Rossi's haHrick looked good enough to wou ld stay forever in eliminated the Brazi lians win in 1982 and 1986. Brazil. in oneofthegreatest ever No European country Thai side. dedicated to World Cup matches and has evc r crosscd the At· the maximthllt perpelual he played a prominent lantic to win the greatest att:lck is the beSI fonn of pan in the fi nal ag:linst Robbers furious prize in world sport and defen ce, carved itself a West Gemtany, there is no reason tOlhink pcnnanenl place in foOl · Europc.m organisntion things should beanydif ball fol kl ore. and tactical discipline ferent this time even if Attempts to p::1perover seemed finally to have the USA can be classed individulll weak ness by lriumphed over South over relegation as neutral in soccer copying European styles American nairand tech tenns. have proved disastrous nique, Brazil will ki ck off and the nearest any team Buttherc arc signs Ihat against Russia in SlIn came to living up the the thecurrentco:tch, Carlos NFA rnust explain ... FranciscoonJune 20 lOp 1970 ideal was in 1982. AlbcnoParreira,a physi of the FIFA rankingsand Z ico, Socrates and otherapist to the 1970 fimlly installed as fa Fa lcao enthralled Span· squad, has finally man .CONRAD ANGUlA Arrows to the Firsl Divison al the end of last vourites to lifl th e trophy ish crowds with th e aged 10 create ::1 Bmzi l season." ian blend with a winning KH ORIXAS outfit Robber Chanties Fe Richter added that as a bona fide member of the fla vour. yesterday launched a stinging attack on the Prem ier League it was up to them or the NFA to Parreira's side might Na mibia Football Association executive infonn them of any change in status. lack a reall y outstanding committee, claiming that the controlling "After eight ycars of faithful service to both the playmaker - Rai has yet body has trealed them unfairly over their Premier League and the NFA it is very sad to go out to fu lly emerge from the this way. We don't blame anyone for our poor relegation to the second division. shadow of his e ld er perfomlance last season, bul thatdocs not mean that They protested'that although they hadcomplaincd brother Socrates· but no we can J>e-booted out of the I~ague like Ihah to the NFA in wriling. they had nOl received nny ottlc'rs'ide ~iii be able 10 " We wou ld like to see the minutes of the mceting response. match the quality of the at which it was decided thal we should be relegated Ananias Ri chter. the Robbers Public Relations Brazilians in every posi. and olhcrs promoted. Oflicer said:'We arc definitely not happy with the ti on on the field. "We feel that we were treated unfairly and we way the NFA is treat ing the whole issue. We have The current crop of demand a fonnal explanation from Iheauthoritics," not received a fonnal notice in writing about our players are a ll estab Richter asserted. future from the controll ing body. lished internationals at The Robbers official went on to say that the NFA ·· It is Illost fru strating because nothing has been the peak of theircareers. said about any ruling relegating oursclvcsand Eleven continued on page II TIle typica l Brazilian in the United States will be 29, have atleasl 40 caps and be playing with one NAMTRAC EQUIPMENT CO of Europc's top clubs. Romario, who will lead Brazil's attack, is convinced P,lrreira has Namlrac got the balance right. " Heknows how tomix Eu ropean and Brazilian influences," the SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Bracelona striker said. SOCCER STAR ... Romario of Brazil could be "In 1990 we were too one of the most exciting players In the World cont. on page 11 Namtrac has been the authorised Caterpillar agent in Namibia since 1926. 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Han at Okahandja. with the players placed 6th to 10th to the : ')"be rate ot play Is 30 minutes each earning a cool NStOO, Group Human Resources Manager. per player tor the game and the • Entrance fee is N$10 for players, C/oNamtrac Barnes cleared PO Box 216 • W;,u!hoek STUART Barnes has betn given League and club champions Bath, the.green IIghUo play In England's took part In a 90 minute workout or telephone (061) 32026 to obtain an application form. opening tour match against Free at Kings Park yesterday after State in Bloemrontein today, missing Monday's ~rd practltt Barnes, ",half' or the English because offtu.