* TODAY: GOVT HARDENS WALVIS STAND * CDM GEM CASE * PIRATES SHOCK TOP ENGLISH TEAM *

-. Monday July 20 1992 • • o lCeral • s. ar SrlO Controversy erupts over action Attempted- TOM MINNEY / ' POLICE raided an illegal liquor store in Wind­ rape of hnek on Saturday night sparking an evening of violence involving hundreds of people. One child, 5 man is in hospital in a, "stable" condition, alleg­ edly after a bullet grazed his head. A MAN tried to rape a Police srud last night they were nursing their cuts and five-year.old girl in Wmd- seized an estimated R40 000 pointing out pullet holes in hoek on Friday night be- -worth of drink and are roofs and houses.-They claim tween 19h30 and 20hoo. launching a full investiga- police were violent and used tion into the incident and appalling language, and The incident happened whether it was civilians or opened fire with pistols and near a "squatter camp" at FIRST AID ••• A total of 4 000 tons of American maize in drought relief aid was police who fired. "R4" automatic rifles al- the Singles Quarters of oftloaded at Walvis Bay on Friday. The US aid consignment is the first to arrive in According to the police though there were many Katutura, and the man ap- Namibia, although pledges of aid have been received from many qum:ters. Above: they fired "warning shots" small children around parently took the girl to- Namibian Agirculture Minister Anton von Wietersheim (left) and US Ambassador to on Saturday. Less than 24 hours later, wards a riverbed where he Namibia Genta Hawkins HoImes were on hand to mark the occasion. Lastnightangryresidents the bottle store at Super tried to rape her. ' f------..,------.l------.--, Rocla Pipes Park in Wind- Police hav~ detained a 26- h . d . hoek's Khomasdal was back year-old man they say is Drou-g t al _a' rnves in business. Police say at linked to the case. 21hOO, towards the end of A Tsumeb teacher died - hours ofloading an estimated after being stabbed once in 18000 litres of drinks, they the chest with a knife early NAMIBIA'S drought aid MAGRETH NUNUHE sheim responded by express- came under a hail of bricks on Saturday morning. effort on Friday received ing gratitude for the US and stones and four officers. T b' Muh - ed 47 a R2,7 million tift, when 4 NamI'bl'" Genta Hawkins donation and said he was ured, . o la8 uure, ag , 000 tons ofAmen·can m..:.w...... the 4'~~..1 li were inj none senously. apparently ta ght in a -- H- olmes, who- was a-'-t Fri- optumstic ~V\JU sUPP . es . F - d - u . were omoaded 'at WalvlS· ------Id be di 'b ed f our men were arreste Tsumeb school but died at day's official hand-over at · wou stn ut e - for allegedly throwing the Goreangab end ofKatu- Bay. . the port, arinounced that the . fi~~~\Vietersheim added stones, and another two for tura'sClaudius Kandovasu . The maize from Pasca US would be spending at allegedly selling liquor il- street Police areinvestigat- Goula, Mississipi, arrived · least R42m on emergency that although Namibia wel- . legally. Some are set to ing mun1er and a 35-year- on the ~k-registered bu1k drought measures in Na- . corned the aid, he was ac- appear in court. this morn- old man has been detained carrier Eurostar. mibia. . cepting it with "mixed feel- ing, although police said last and may appear in court this FRANKIE FIRST ••• The shipment is the first Hawkins Holmes added ings". He warned against night the precise charges are morning. Saporro, Japan - NamIoia's instalment of 21 000 tons that the US would also the dangers of falling into still being investigated. Police also reported that Frankie Fredericks won the United States has pledged contribute funds to drill over , dependency and emphasised ' Residents spoken to last . be tween Dece mbe r 1991 and the lOOm at the Nambu to d onate to N amI'b" la m th e 2Oboreholesm' Damaraland the nation's needtowotk at night were very bitter about July this year, a 13-year-oId Memorial Athletics Meet· coming months and follows . and southern Kaokoland the becoming more self-suf- the alleged behaviour of girl was indecently assaulted ing here yesterday, one a request to donors from the next six months. ficent in providing its own police, including a task force basic needs. by a 50-year-old man at the week ahead of the Barce- UN's World Food Pro- Minister of Agriculture, officer they claimed had :....I . 'Ibis coosigtiment of maize £ann De Goede Hoop, ,Wi. nu- Iona Olympics, in 10,16 gramme. Water and Rural Develop- hoek. seconds. American Ambassador to ment Anton von Wieter- To page 2 To page 2

LAST night Windhoek com­ , - want to have some drinks, mimder, deputy commissioner stay at home or get someone Udo Klopfer, warned that po­ No let-up in war on drinking . to drive you." He said that lice are gping to continue the drunk drivers would be treated war on drinking, including severely, whoever they were, unlicenced bottle stores, last week's Cabinet breathalyser bag to detect al- . do instant blood tests, as the may be forced to give a blood and would not continue driv­ shebeens and drinking in pub- announcement. He said offi­ cohollevels. court only accepts blood tests sample. ing, but would be arrested lic which is illegal. . cers would stop vehicles all Police would also set up as proof. If police suspect a Klopfer last night said that _ and could spend a night in He warned that drunk drivers over town, and order drivers caravans on the roadside where driver is dmnkand the breathaly­ people should not drink at all if police cells. will be a particular target after they suspect to breathe into a medical staff would be able to ser confinns this, he or me they want to drive: "If you . THE NAMIBIAN

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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA BANKS BOOST AGRICULTURE •.. Some of the agricultural students from the Tsumis and Neudam agricultural TENDERS colleges who last week received bursaries to complete their studies. . - . TREASURY BILLS THE Namibian is published by the Bankers unite to Tenders are invited for 91 day treasury bills to be dated Free Press ofNa- 23 July 1992 due 22 October 1992 for minimum RIO mibia, 42 John 000.00 and in multiples of RIO 000-00. Meinert Street, boost agriculture Windhoek: Editor: wilt be used to help feed Bids will close at 10hOO on Tuesday, 21 July 1992. 250 000 "vulnerable" Gwen Lister. FOUR Namibian banks have granted bursaries amount­ Payment is to be made by WhOO on Thursday, 23 July Namibians, the US Infor­ Printed by J:ohn ingto R80 665 to 34 agricultural students studying at the 1992. The price per cent offered must be in multiples of mation Service and the Meinert (Pty) Lim­ Tsumis, Ogongo and Neudam agricultural colleges. one cent. World Food Programme said Of the Agricultural Bank ofNamibi a' s total grant ofR50 ited, Stubel Street, in a press statement. 200, Neudam students Abraham Mbarandongo, Mariana Windhoek. Explaining the WFP role Tenders are to be submitted to Bank of Namibia, Opera­ Janse van Vuuren and Jan du Plessis received bursaries of Telephone: (061) in distributing the US food tions Department, on the subscription froms available R3 000 each. 369701V2/3/4; Fax: aid, WFP official Hiroyuki from the Bank. Aaron 'KK' Tjaahopi, Lazarus Hengari, Uria Kandjii, (061) 33980; Telex: Matsumura said that through Heiner Mouton, Lesley Kazongonga, Hillgardt Hoveka, (061) 3032. its arrangements with the Any enquiries should be directed to: Gideon H Kalenga and Edwards Khoruxab each received Namibian government it THE MANAGER Postal Address: PO R2 300 bursaries. would transport the food to OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT Box 20783, Wind­ Standard Bank Namibia donated R19 517. This resulted depots at Otavi and Wind­ BANK OF NAMIBIA hoek, Namibia. in bursaries ofR2 239 each for Willie Humphries, AdolfH TEL. 226401 ' hoek. de Koe, and Ernst Garoeb, from Tsumis, with bursaries of R3 200 each going to Neudam students Kareng E Wessels, Gerson Gurirab, Martinus M Alberts, and 10han Gouws. Bank Windhoek granted bursaries of R2 900 each to Willem Prinsloo and Jefta V N gavatene from Neudam, and Bematus Hoaeb, from Tsumis. PRESTIGE Rozario E Coetzee from Tsumis received a R2 239 bursary from the First National Bank.

A member of the police band who lives in the camp REALESTATE was also assaulted by fel­ low police and told he would

been suspended for violent be sacked. < behaviour outside Namibia The raid was launched by Breweries. Residents denied police of the narcotics en­ . KATUTURA they had stoned police and forcement bureau as part Of pointed to several bullet '. a police crackdown on drink­ holes and bloodstains. ing, which they say is the Rosaline van der Berg told cause of most crimes. (Semi - completed) how a police man pointed a According to Windhoek pistol directly at her face, commander deputy conunis- while telling her he would sioner Udo Klopfer they shoot her dead and claim ~ found themselves under ing her mother had had sex attack as they loaded the 2 +3 bedroom houses with a donkey. 'She said he drinks. Uniformed police then fired between her feet were called as. reinforce- and she produced a 9mm ments and eventually the cartridge shell to prove it. task force also arrived From R 76 000 - R97 000 Another man showed a Klopfer said he went to bigger cartridge case he said the scene yesterday mom­ * Wall-to-wall carpets * Colour bathrooms was from R4 rifles and said ing and picked up cartridge manycasesblldbeeopicked shells of which one was not * 1-1/2-2 Bathroom * Hot and cold water up by residents. the usual copper type used Residents also told how by police. Headded he had Inspector . -yHho Ng- visited the injured man in Please phone for more detais City Office: Tel. 224656 / 224153 hifindaka, commander of hospital yesterday and found Katutura and Khomasdal him conscious. Klopfersaid Khomasdal Office: Tel: 212640 , , ' police, airived'on'the scene . he thought it was. a stone, with reinforcements only to not a bullet, while the medi- be sworn at and told to "f**k cal card apparently reads 'off' by Task Force mem- ' ''cut wound'?" bers. Asked last night...... Residents showed blood- N ghifindika confirmed the stains left as the man des- insulting behaviour by Ills perately tried to escape, they juniors and said he would said after the bullet grazed take action. his head. They say he even- Willie Louw said he was tually collapsed in an ablu- arrested and taken to a po- tion block. Last night resi- Gert Mona Annelize Nimrod lice station where he was dents asked why police did rei: 211248 (a/h) l el: 34353 (a/h) l el: 213758 {Wci) rei: 212315(a/h) hit in the face with a police not raid more notorious areas radio but will only ' appear such as the nearby Katutura in court as a witness. Singles Quarters. THE NAMIBIAN Monday July 20 1992 3 Regular ships·to Angola Food distribution

A SOUTH African shipping line is to start a regular the boats will leave Walvis Bay on a Wednesday going THE Government's drought relief food distribu­ weekly run to Angolan ports, stopping first at Walvis northwards and will take a day and a half to Lobito and tion progamme kicked oft' at Drimiopsis near Gobabis Bay on both north ward and southward trips. another day to Luanda. They will pass Walvis Bay on a last Thursday. Recently ap pointed deputy minister The new service is probably going to take containers and Thursday going southwards, making the service faster and of Water Affairs John Mutorwa was present as part the organisers say that security has recently been' much more reliable. The whole route will be Durban-Cape Town­ of his countrywide tour to check on local structures , improved at Angola's notorious ports. Walvis Bay-Lobito-Luanda-Walvis Bay-Cape Town-Dur- set up to manage the food distribution pro.. 'ramme. k Unicorn Lines, based in Durban, already runs a service · ban. . Food distribution has also started at Gam near , Otjiwarongo where there have been urgent calls .... with a boat called' Swakop' between Walvis Bay and Cape He said he anticipates cargoes from South Africa would Town, which carries containers full of Namibian exports be similar to those to Walvis Bay, a "grocery shop" of from the community for food aid. including salt, fish, fishmeal, beer and lead concentrates. everything from food, canned goods, soft drinks and sugar Food is also being transported to Okashana in the As services from Walvis Bay· to Europe are quite infre­ to car batteries, fittings, pipes and building materials. Ondangwa region where it will be distributed by quent, some loads travel from Walvis Bay to Cape Town Asked about the famous levels of theft at Angolan ports the Rossing Foundation as part of the Government and then onto ships for Europe. . which have deterred other ships, De Wet said there had policy of involving local NGOs in the program me. . Local bookings for the Angola service, when it starts, been a determined effort to improve. He added that Uni­ Food distribution in the Rehoboth area will start will be handled through Swakop Lines which is a joint corn has already been operating a bulk shipping service today. venture of Unicorn and parastatal TransNamib. With a few containers and was confident of their local agent Other critical areas targeted for aid include Sam­ The aim will be to use three ships, which will mean one in Luanda and Lobito. Potentially Angola is a huge market biy in the Rundu area and Etoto, Okotjota, Etemba, ship making the journey every week. • as the shattered economy, cities and factories are literally Oshifo and Otjovanashe in the north of the country.

According to Captain Dave de Wet, executive' director, rebuilt from the ground up. " ,' ;' .. .. Gurirab attacks Tree suicide A YOUNG woman hanged herself from a · tree at Onashitendo, Uukwaluudi, SA on Walvis in the North on Wednes­ day . The Namibian Police . NAMIBIAN Foreign'Minister, Theo-Ben Gurirab has named the 20-year-old accused the South African Government of "obfuscating woman as Ronia Amukwa. and reneging" on previous agreements concerning the Police at Osbakati reported disputed enclave ofWalvis Bay • . that Petrus Shikongo, 24, Making his maiden speech as Namibia's Foreign Minis­ was stabbed to death at ter to the United Nations Security Council last Thursday, Osbikango on Wednesday. Gurirab acknowledged that lately negotiations on the Walvis A 20-year-old man is being Bay and the offshore islands issue "are increasingly getting held in connection with the bogged down" as a result of South African delaying tactics. incident; A case of armed Gurirab said in his statement made in the Security robbery was also reported Council debate on vioience in South Africa that it is not SCOUT,SCq RES ... ChristofGraf, a scout from Otjiwarongo (centre), has become in the North. At 03hOO on inconceivable th;lt the N amibian Government may have to the proud owner of a music centre after winning the Boy Scouts of Namibia raffle Tuesday a 27-year-old man seek the assistance of the Security Council to secure the . draw. The music centre was donated by Raymond Thompson of Thompson Radio was held up at gunpoint and reintegration ofWalvis Bay and the islands. (right), seen hariding it over. The r.affle was held to help raise much-needed funds to robbed of R! 000 in cash at He also told Security Council members that the "carnage enable the boy scouts to go OD with their important work of developing the country's Oneshila in the Oshakati and instability" in South Africa if not stopped soon could youdL . district. engulf the whole region of southern Africa. Gurirab ex­ p~essed outrage that some of those involved in the violence were Nainibians, particularly "those belonging to the noto­ rious Koevoet killer unit".

Questions raised over man who got whopping reward

FlNANCIAL problems was given R324 000 as a TYAPPA NAMUTEWA were probably the reward after. Muhongo"s reason why a CDM worker eos for the mine, allegedly picked it up, the cops moved arrest. set up his partner and or ­ told security officers about in and arrested him. He also admitted that he ganised a trap which led Muhongo's plan. Amutenya who was wait- resigned from CDMshortly to his arrest in September Mouton was asked· to . ing nearby in a getaway car after the incident. last year. continue with the plan to allegedly sped off as soon Du Toit put it to Mouton This was argued in the smuggle diamonds so that as he saw what Was happen­ that Muhongo would testify Windhoek High Court on they could trap Muhongo. ing. that he had nothing to do Friday by a defence counsel It was later agreed that The parcel contained 918. with the diamonds. in the case in which Josia the diamonds would be rough diamonds, valued at Muhongo would testify fur­ Muhongo, 33, and Matheus picked up at a designated R974518. therthat he went to the golf Amutenya, 22, are being point by Mouton, who had Mouton admitted that he course at Mouton's request charged for the illegal pos­ access to a helicopter when knew Muhongo well during as he (Mouton) wanted to session or theft of diamonds. he wanted to shoot videos cross-examination by photograph him as Muhongo According to the charge- in the mining area. . Muhongo's defence coun­ was the chairman of boxing . sheet, Muhongo, a former After collecting the gems, sel, Etienne du Toit. team in the region. trainer of mine workers, Mouton had to drop them at He also admitted that at 'According to Du Toit, approached his friend and hole 13 of the mine's'golf the time of the incident he Muhongo wQuld also tes­ partner, Johannes Petrus course where Muhongo was (Mouton) had financial tify that it was Mouton who Mouton, during February last to lie in wait. problems as he wanted to asked him to get "some year, to help him to take The parcel of diamonds, start a new toilet equipment Wambos" to collect dia­ diamonds from the CDM hidden in a video cassette company. monds so that he (Mouton) mining area. holder, was dropped as Further, Mouton admit­ can pick it up with a heli­ Mouton, a photographer planned. ted that he told Muhongo copter. w ho occasionally shot vid- As soon as Muhongo about the new comp-any and Mouton allegedly made that he needed money to this suggestion when he start it. However, he denied failed to get RI00 000 from On the crime beat that he asked Muhongo for Muhongo. The case continues this THE Namibian Police on Friday reported thefts and fraud in a RI00 000 loan. morning before Justice Pio the Namibian capital resulting in losses ofRl27 463. . According to Mouton, Teek and PJ Miller and Items valued at R58 560 were stolen in 10 separate cases of Muhongo was his partner FOR TOMORROW'S NEWS TODAY, housebreakiDgin Windlioek, while seven thefts out of vehicles and they had established a Anne-Marle Lategan as resulted in losses amounting to R25 350. windscreen company, with· pr-osecutors. READ THE NAMIBIAN - Two cases of cash and cheque fraud, amounting to R5 100, Muhongo putting in RIO . TIle accused are defended THE NEWSPAPER THAT'S were also reported in the city, while a parking metre was 000. by Gerson HiOOa am Etienne maliciously damaged to the tune of R3 300. When he was forced into du Toit, instructed by Dirk ALWAYS AHEAD OF THE TIMES. Two vehicles, with a combined value of R9 500, were a comer by Du Toit, Mou­ Conradie. reported stolen. ton told the court that he 4 Monday Jury 20 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

Read all about it - 18hOO: NBC sport 18h31: Neighbours Dental pioneer makes history· 18hSS: The Old Fox 20hOO: News and parlia- mentary report GRAHAM HOPWOOD 16h56: Opening 20h3S: Game, set and 17hOO: Take One match A NAMIBIAN has made history by becoming the fll'St 17h19: Kids 21h20: Documentary black woman to open a dental laboratory in southern Incorporated Travelogue Pakistan Africa. 17h44: Educational 22h08: A Bit of A Do . Angela ShaIpley's private see dental clinics being es­ programme laboratory in KhomasdaI was tablished for every commu­ officially opened 10 days nity. Sharpley will special- , since birth by cerebral palsy. ago by Health and Social ise in providing plastic pros­ Despite his handicap be Services Pennanent Secre­ thesis (dental speak for false works hard to be accepted tary, Dr Solly Amadhila. teeth) and other dental ap­ and achieve success. S·tar­ Sharpleywho qualified at pliances. At the opening ring Daniel Day Lewis and the the Peninsula Technikon Ceremony Amadhila praised M • N • I: • T Brenda Fricker. near Cape Town and has Sharpley's skill, commit­ 21hOO:' FirstBlood(2-16) five years working experi­ ment, and professionalism (Premium time) In the frrst Rambo movie ence, says she aiming to in starting up the labora­ l0h30: Egoli the Vietnam veteran serve the community through tory, which he said showed llhOO: Loverboy (Sylvester Stallone) is falsely . her new laboratory. the kind of initiative which . 12h35: Videofashion arrested and tortured by She points out that dental is expected from all Namibi­ (Children's Holiday Festi­ police. He escapes in the services in the past have ans. Sharpley has received val woods of the American been concentrated on a few strong support from her con­ 13hOO: Thinking Big northwest. centralised poiats and she gregation, Khomasdal Bap­ (KIV starts) . 22h40: M-Net Super- KEY TO THE DOOR ••• Angela Sharpley receives the hopes that her experience tist church, . and many 15hOO: Tiny Toons sport key to her new dental laboratory in Khomasdal at the and base in Khomasdal will members attended the launch 15h30: Winnie the Pooh Cycling action from the Tour opening ceremony. Sharpley is the first black woman in fit in with a new decentral~ to wish Sharpley's ground­ 16hOO: Scooby Doo de France southern Afrita to open a priv~te dental laboratory. ised approach which will breaking move well. . 16h30: Talespin 23h10: Born on the (KIV ends) Fourth of July (Open time) (2-18) 17hOO: Egoli (repeat) Based on a true story and 15 lDore busseson 17b30: Loving starring Tom Cruise: A 18hOO: Full House young, motivated and pa­ 18h30: Carol and triotic marine who was line for Katutura Company wounded in Vietnam ends (Premium time) up in a wheelchair and THE Windhoek Municipality has increased by 15 19hOO: My Left Foot degenerates into a bitter, the number of busses servicing Katutura and (2-12) pathetic hippie. Then a Windhoek. A true story about the ac­ ·confrontation with his claimed Irish-born author, ambitious mother forces him Municipal PRO Willie thinking of· replacing big Christyl Brown, . crippled . to face his problems. Kauaria said "there is no . busses with mini-busses .. way out", despite the mu ~ However, he scUd this would nicipality losing out fman­ take years to do. ,.--- TODAY'S WEATHER --, cially on its bus service. He The municipality first had explained that the 15 busses to get rid of busses to be THE Weather Bureau's detailed forecast summary were necessary for the rush replaced by public auction. for Namibiafor tomorrow: . hour peaks. In the meantime the mu­ Fine and warm but hot during the day over the Kauaria told The N amib­ nicipality would continuue Namib. Coast fine and mild with fog patches over­ ian that the losses resulted to foot the losses from its night and this morning. Wind light south-westerly to from the small number of own funds. southerly, freshening. - Sapa . people using the busses Kauaria said there were during "nonnal hours". many complaints about the THE NAMIBIAN - AN INDEPENDENT He added that it was not lengthy rounds the busses NEWSPAPER FOR A NEW NATION. possible to increase fares to made, but could not say wipe out losses as most whether the latest increase people would not be able to in the number of busses ·Council of Churches afford higher fares. would mean a shortening of Further, during "nonnal routes. in Namibia hours" the municipality was

flight and begins sending back clear pictures of the planet. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION 1987 - Prime Minister Anibal Caval co Silva's centre-right OFFICERS Social Democrats win Portugal's first parliamentary majority. The Danchurchaid supported CCN Agricul­ 1987 - Some 6 500 workers strike at Iscor's Vanderbijlpark plant over management's offer of a 34c-an-Iiour increase. The tural Demonstration Centres in Ovambo, Today is Monday, July 20, the 202nd day of1992. There are union is demanding 75c. Kavango and Caprivi has 6 vacant positions 164 days left in the year. 1988 - South Africa, Angola and Cuba fonnally accept agree- . as Agricultural Extension Officers at the above ment aimed at withdrawal of foreign troops from Angola and mentioned regions. Highlights in history on this date:. independence for South West Africa. 1654 -Anglo-Portuguese treaty placing Portugal under English 1989 - Ethnic unrest continues in Soviet Georgia where major control is signed. The CCN Agricultural Unit is working to­ power station is hit with severe damage. 1866 - Italian fleet is destroyed by Austrians off Lissa, Italy. 1989 - Media reports say exiled poet Breyten Breytenbach and . getherwith the Ministry of Agriculture, Water 1877 - Russian forces suffer first reverses in war with Turkey. his wife Yolande given pennission for a fcur~day visit to South and Rural Development and ELCIN to set­ 1903 - Morocco grants France control of frontier police. Africa to see his ailing father. up an Agricultural Extension Service. 1913 - Turkey recaptures Adrianople from Bulgaria. 1989 - A tribunal in Luanda sentences two Angolan air force 1922 - League of Nations council approves mandates .for pilots, Captain Humberto Abnmtas and Jose Ferreira, to death Togoland, Cameroon and Tanganyika. . Starting date: September 1992 for syping for South Africa. 1945 - US flag is raised over Berlin as US troops prepare to ~ Requirements: , 1990 - Rebels, battling forces of Liberian President Samuel Diploma or Degree in part in occUpation government after World War IT. Doe, overrun northern Monrovia, pushing loyalist forces onto . Agriculture 1947 - Dutch troops launch new offensive in Java against a narrow strip of land surrounding presidential palace. Salary:. Government Scale Indonesian forces. 1991-Russian Federation President Boris Yeltsin bans politi­ according to qualifications 1951 - Jordan's King Abdullah is assassinated in Jerusalem. cal activity in Russian government offices and republic-run Application 1954 - Armistice for Indochina.is singed in Geneva, under businesses. . which FranCe evacuates North Vietnam; communists evacuate deadline: 5 August 1992 South Vietnam; Cambodia and Lagos; and France undertakes Today's Birthdays . Applications with qualifications should to respect independence of Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. be sent to CCN 1958 - Uiuted Ar~bRepublic severs relations with Jordan. . Sir Edmond Hillary, New Zealand explorer-mountain climber CCN Agriculture Unit 1968 - Philippines recalls its envoys from Malaysia because of (1919-); Francesco Petrarch, Italian poet (1304-1.374); Diana Rigg, English actress (1938-); Carlos Santant, Mexican guitar­ territori~ dispute. P.O. Box 41 . ist (9147-). Windhoek 1969 - US· astronaut Neil A. Annstrong becomes first man to set foot on moon. Thought for Today: Further information can be obtained by 1974 - Turkey invades Mediterranean island of Cyprus with •. phoning: Tel (061) 217621 . powerful land, sea and air forces. • So long as little children are allowed to suffer, th~re is no true . 1976 - US spacecraft Viking I lands on Mars after ll-month love in this world - Isadora Duncan, VS dancer (1878-1927). 'THE NAMIBIAN Mor'ld~y Jury 20 1992 5

Mafia INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP strike Old enemies set up meeting HARARE: Mozambican President Joaquim Chissailo announced yesterday he had agreed to meet with rebel • leader Afonso Dhlakama, signalling a breakthrough in his 'agaIn country's 16-year civil war, Zimbabwe state radio re­ ported Chissano, sPeaking after talks here with Zimbab­ , P ALERMO, Sicily: A top wean President Robert Mugabe, said a date for the meeting anti-Mafia judge and at with the leader of the Mozambique National Resistance least five other people were (Renamo) was still to be arranged. killed yesterday in a car It will be the first face-to-face meeting between the two bombing just two months men. after gangsters killed his mentor in a bomb attack, police and news reports Baker arrives in ME said. JERUSALEM: US Secretary of State James Baker arrived ANSA sai

FW COurtS Mozambique Prostitutes blamed for drought MAPUTO: South Africa and Mozambique moved signifi­ cantly closer to establishing stronger diplomatic ties on Saturday following bilateral talks between President FW NIAMEY: Moslem ~zealots in the arid African nati'on "of debauchery was holding up the annual onset of the ,rainy de KleIt: and Mozambican President J oachim Chissano on Niger beat up prostitutes to the cries of "Allahu Akbar" season. In Zinder, the authorities imposed a curfew Friday Saturday. Following the discussions, both presidents (God is great) on Friday because they believed they were ,after the most violent incidents in the campaign instigate9 emphasised the need to bring about regioQal economic . stopping the rain from falling. by marabouts (itinerant Moslem preachers) against women integration and peace. On Saturday, their prayers ""ere answered: torrential rain who wear "mdecent clothing" or are "debauched". , fell 750 kilometres to the weSt on the capital, Niamey. After prayers, the Niger press agency ANP reported, the Whitney ties the knot But the swirling flood drowned an old woman whose faithful destroyed four bars, ransacked several brothels and ~ha.ck was inundated, and carried two men to their deaths. assaulted their owners and the prostitutes. MENDHAM, New Jersey: Dionne Warwick, Patti La­ Nianiey firefighters, called out 140 times during the day, Feminist organisations and human rights groupsmaiched Belle, Gloria Estefan, Donald Trump and basketball star ' said old hOuses were disintegrating, and the calls kept on Niamey Thursday to denounce what they said were Isiah Thomas were among the guests Saturday for the coming in after the cloudburst,stopped some hours after it "attacks on individual liberty". The same day, the govern­ wedding of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown. ' had started at OlhOO. The zealots first stripped young ment said that, although it respected local customs, it A Houston spokeswoman, Regina Brown, didn't return women wearing mini-skirts. would "reprimand the leaders of the aggressions according several telephone calls to confum the private ceremony Then - on Friday - they ransacked brothels and sex bars to the law". occurred, but a worker hired to help decorate Houston's in the southern town of Zinder for the same reason: that Niger has a 90 per ceilt Moslem popUlation. - AFP mansion said it had 6 Monday July 20 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

ABSA ' 136,02 127,25 5,83 Income/Gilt Funds: BOEGrowth 141,34 131,87 4,54 Metboard Income 106,27 105,16 15,73 Community Guardbllnk Income 116;66 114,27 15,84 Growth Fund 107,02 101,67 n/a Old Mutual Income 109,00 107,82 13,89 Friday's quotations for unit trusts: Fedgro 121,82 113,73 5,07 Standard Income 92,31 91,34 t 14,78 General Equity Funds: CUGrowth -,- -,- -,- Syfrets Income 108,51 107,42 15,10 Guardbank Growth 2310,29 2164,32 4,92 Syfrets Gilt 1078,14 1067,36 n/a IGI 127,41 119,24 4,39 UALGilt 1189,44 11775 1349 TENDER Momentum 230,40 215,89 4,59 TENDER NO.: F1/10/1-20/92 Metfund 184,96 170,99 4,01 Gold price Metlife 119,26 111,52 n/a Gold was fixed at 356,70 dollars an O'lOce on Friday NBS Hallmarlc 896,37 837,10 6,01 afternoon compared to 352,65 dollars in the morning and Tenders are·lnvlted for: Norwich 343,52 320,79 4,51 Alt & Add to Windhoek Magistrate Court 353,00 dollars on Thursday afternoon. Old Mutual Investors 2722,68 2536,75 3,81 CLOSING DATE: 11 AUGUST 1992 AT 11hOO Sage 2380,49 2221,82 4,42 Money market Sanlam 1630,55 1524,44 3,86 Commercial rand Documants are availa.ble at the office of the: Sanlam Index 1260,82 117844 3,90 Previous closing Friday's closing Department of Works - Sanlam Dividend 439,41 411,47 4,59 Room 10, 2.7430/45 2.7345/60 Senbank: General 118,61 110,93 8,17 Financial rand Second Floor Southern Equity 188,53 176;50 5,00 COHEN BUILDING Previous closing Friday's closing KASINO STREET , Standard 1104,47 1037,73 7,72 3.8113.83 3.95/3,97 WINDHOEK Syfrets Growth ~66,01 -248,96 4,46 9O.day liquid BA rate Syfrets Trustee 115,09 107,76 n/a Previous closing Friday's closing Amount Payable at Receiver of Revenue: R35 00 . UAL ~002,43 1877,78 4,71 . 14.10 14.10 Specialist Equity Funds: Tenders must be posted fo ABSA Industrial 121,51 113,64 9,04 The Secretary 011 price Guardbank Resources 142,35 133,59 5,61 Tender Board Oil futures prices (dollar per barrel) at 1615 GMT on GuardbaDk Industrial 106,69 100,21 6,65 PO Box 3328 Friday: WINDHOEK Sage Resources 115,13 107,48 6,23 IPE BRENT (SEP) or deposited in the Sanlam Industrial 955,11 893,31 3,34 July 17 20.40 Tender Box Sanlam Mining 298,16 278,42 4,95 Tender Board Offices July 16 (close) 20.34. Southern Mi~g 136,51 127.71 5,61 ' Fiscus Building NEW YORK WTI·TYPE (SEP) Southern Pure 105,32, ... 98,74 n/a 10 John Meinert Street July 17 21..82 Standard Gold 163,95 153,58 7,68 WINDHOEK July 16 (close) 21.79 Standard Industrial 104,83 98,80 n/a TELEX : 980 3369 • 3310 Standard International 102,43 95,93 n/a Namiblan stocks FAX : 36454 UAL Mining ~d SECRETARY : Tender Board Resources 381,97 357,34 4,36 Closing prices on Friday on the Johannesburg Stock UAL Sel~!;t~d F;~~hange 6f the following: - Buy Sellers Sales ifra Opportunities i651,47 1550,93 4,45 De Beers 8185 8200 . 8185 OF NAMIBIA Old Mutual Mining 243,07 226,30 4,90 ~~ru!!L!{: AngloAM 11900 11950 . 11900 r"~~ '(~;. :J; ..:- -:-.l _.-' . MINISTRY OF FINANCE Old Mutual Industrial 341,54 317,70 4,58 Old Mutual Gold Fund 105,42 98,1.9 5,70 GFNamib 250 n/a 255 · ~t~;/~ DEPARTMENT OF Old Mutual GFSA 7200 . n/a . 7275 ABSA 900 90S 900 .' t.-{:j.w ~ , ·· · " "_ r., WORKS TopComp~es 243,17 226,66 n/a . \!"II"., J BanKorp n/a n/a n/a / ." First Bank: 5850 5900 5850 Nedcor 1650 1675 1650 '\O(l SBIC 6450 6500 6~"v ,>1\" Mctjc&Z ~a .?lJlJ ..,an/n Namfish 425 n/a n/a WISPECO Namsea 325 350 350 Market ROUND-UP (NAMIBIA) Here is how major stock markets outside the United States ended on Friday: LONDON· Share prices took a hammering late in the session after concerns about the state of the British economy and pros­ (PTy) LTD pects for interest rates gripped the market, squeezing a total 2, 1 per cent off the FfSE Index by the close. The Financial Times­ Stock Exchange index of 100 leading ~s lost 51.5 points to close at 2,431.9, compared with 2,490,8 a week ago. FRANKFURT - The rise in Gennan interest rates sent share P.O. BOX 2131, Windhoek, 9000, Tel: (061) 61217 Fax: (061) 61839, Ruhr Str, Northern Industrial Area. prices plunging more than two per cent, the market's single steepest decline in nearly a year. The 30-share DAX index fe1137.87 points to 1,702.66, its lowest close since February 19 and the greatest one-day fall since August 1991 when Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev was briefly ousted in a coup. A week ago the DAX stood at 1,754.48. p..uus - Talk of another Gennan rate rise and a dizzying drop in French bond futures conspired to drive the bourse to its lowest close in six months, dealers said. . The CAC-40 index spiralled down 49.45 points, or 2.67 per cent, CLEARANCE to end at 1,801.78 onactivettadeof3,2 billion francs. A week ago the French index stood at 1,859.44, ZURICH· Swiss shares closed markedly lower as alate wave of Wall Street-inspired selling hit a market which had already suffered from a weak dollar, dealers said. The all-share SPI index lost 19 points to close at 1,141.3, its lowest level since April 10 SALE and 28 points below last Friday's close. , TOKYO· Stocks pushed their losing streak to a second day and the Nikkei closed at its day's low in listless trade. Revived fears over bank: loans to housing loan finns pumwelled financial shares, while most investors remained inactive ahead of the weekend, brokers said, The 225· share Nikkei average was down 439.59 points or 2.59 per cent to 16,548.07, with only about 180 ALUMINIUM WINDOWS million shares traded. Over the week it dropped 235.65 points. / HONG KONG - The blue-chip Hang Seng index fell 34.47 I I points to 6,128.06 in.a directionless market. For the week as a whole it gained 146.70 points. . SYDNEY - The Australian share market drifted lower as support for resource stocks waned. The all ordinaries index closed 9.7 points down at 1,629,5. down 14,9 on the week. PRICES OF REDUNDANT STOCK JOHANNESBURG - A late afternoon rise in the bullion price to break resistance of $355 an ounce helped South African gold shares recover from their opening lows to end mostly unchanged - DRASTICALLY REDUCED in quiet trade. The gold index closed on Friday unchanged at Thursday's 1,130, up from 1,072 a week earlier. The overall index was at 3,500from3,496, compared with 3,483 last Friday, while the industrial index was six points hip-r at 4,285, barely chaned from 4,283 a week earlier. . THE NAMIBIAN Monday July 20 1992 7

Oupyakadiwoimaliwa wa twala mekengelelo , PAUMBANGI 00 wa lombwela ombangu kutya-- , opa nokuya komina opo aka TYAPPA NAMUTEWA kutya okwa hala oku mu yandjwa mEtitano faneke omafano noVideo. konima yekwato laMuhongo,; faneka, shaashi Muhongo mOmhangu yOpombada Muhongo vati okwa lie mu . okwa pewa okapandi keer­ okwali omukulunhu womau­ yaWindhoek, moshibofa lombwela opo a holeke ouwe kufa po okapakele kaye kouwe pefimbo. a kengelela anda omayovi omafele atatu dano moshitopolwa. omo Jo~ia Muhongo,33, na ava mefano laye. oko ka ufwa kodila, okwa wila Muhongo, ye (Mouton), okwa nomilongo mbali naane (R324 Natango Muhongo eshi taka Matheus Amuteoya,22, tava Mouton eshi a lombwelwa momake eemwiya daShinana. lie li monghuwo in'onghambe . 000-(0) ongofuto. yandj~ oumbangi waye, vati paogulilwa oumbudi ngaha kuMuhongo, okwa ya Amutenya, 00 a li motuwa kombinga yeembongo. Okwa dimina yo kutya paife otaka· any a okadaadaa kutya wokawe ne okukala oako ashike keendiindii (security). _a leelela Muhongo, eshi a mona Hahende omUkulunhu Du okwa efa po nale oilonga okwa li e na mo sha shihe li paveta, osha hololwa Eendiindii ode mu lombwela kutya mlikwao okwa kwatwa, Toit olcwa lombwela Mouton yaCDM nokuli. melongekido lokuvaka okawe. kutya Muhongo okwa kenge­ opo- a twildle nondunge okwa kufa tenghali pepata, kutya oye naanaa _ a pula Pefimbo lomal>ulapulo, Martinus David Nel, 00 e li lelwa kukaume kaye wed­ yaMuhongo, manga Muhongo ashike okwa ka kwatwa kon­ Muhongo opo e mu kwafele osha holoka pouy ~iele lcutya omukulunhu woondiindii, ioa Johannes Petrus Mon. ta ningilwa oshinangela. ima yokafunbo. okapandi ko-RlOO shaashi eendiindii .okwa li ashike da okwa lombwela Ombangu too, 00 va kalahava loogele Momafiku 4 aSeptember, Moutori mEtitano okwa li okwa li a hala okutota ehan­ hala okukwata Muhongo, kutya vo eshi va Iiofwelwa ko kumwe naye Dove Da Dokuli -Muhongo okwa ya vali koShi yomapulo ma djuu, gano lokulonga oinima i na - omanga ovanhu vamwe tava kuMouton, ova·' ya va ka kws li ongeshefa imwe yoku­ ku¥outon, ndele te mu Omushiiviveta OniUkulunhu, sha n,oondjuwo. efiwa. hondame momangade wapaleka omakeode lombwele opo tuu a etelele . Etienne du Toit, 00 e lilepo Mouton okwa li nee vati a Eshi oshe liholola eshi opkapale oko. Ova mona odila oihauto. ouwe vaye komina. Okwa li Muhongo. pula Muhongo opo e mu pe Mouton a pulwa kutya omolw­ eshi tai tengele, ashike ina -_Muhongo na Amutenya kwa udafanwa opo Mouton a Mokati koIIlllp$pulo omo, omukuli weerdnada omayovi ashike nee ina kwatifa ovanhu mona eshi ya ufa okapakete otava pewa ondjo oyo kutya ka tale ko ouwe ava moma­ Mouton okwa dimina kutya efele limwe. . ava va eta ouwe ponhele opo omo mwa li ouwe. Okwa ka vo muSeptemba wodula ya fiku 19 aSeptemba. . ye oku shishii nawa kuty6a Eshi nee Muhongo a e va kufa komina. Kepulo eH mona ashike eshi Muhongo djako ova vakele ouwe inava Mefiku la tumbulwa, . Muhongo okwa li omunam­ nyamukula kutya ye ita dulu Mouton okwa nyamukula te va toola po. Okwa yandja hongwa ve li 918 veekarate Mouton okwa tuka nodila belewa omukulunhu okumolna oimaliwa i fike opo, kutya, ngeno ova kwatele edidiliko kuvakwao opo va 842,47 nongushu yo-R974 518 ngaashi shito nokuya komina mokudeula ovanhu momima Mouton vati okwa eta po ovanhu venya va eta ouwe, kwate Muh~!1.g~ , ~"asni nee .... ~ - komina yaCDM. Aveshe nokwa ka tala ouwe ponhele yaCDM. Okwa dimina yo ediladilo opo Muhongo a ngeno Muhongo okwe shi udll..-; .LVlU!longo e va mona, okwa vavali otava ti kave na ondjo. tuu opo>a lombwelwa. kutya okwa shiiva nawa kutya konge Ovawambo vonhumba ndele ta kala e HVWigeici eleelashi okapakete oko. Pamushangwa wOmhangu, Okwa li va udafana nale Muhongo oku li oshilyo she ovo tava dulu o!ci!~!'~; ii 1\"..,.. - ,.,. . -- .., ...... "'" notashi dulika ngeno ina Oshibofa otashi twikiie Muhongo muFebluali 1991, - kutya Muhongo vo na litulamo shoSw,,"" :;;-:-~_ - " -l"V ;'--" ~pO LVlOuton e lee va etelele kwatwa vali nokuli. ongula yonena komesho okwa pulile kaume kaye Amutenya otava kala ve mu ~Di!! , Muuton ta dimine nodila okudja kornina. Du Toil, okwa lombwela yomupanguli Pio Teek, ta Mouton opo e mu kwate a ete tt:t;~!:! 7viapaie kouilOlf ~po natango kutya okwa shiiva Mouton ota ti nee vati adishe Mouton kutya, Muhongo lopotelwa keehahende, P J ouwe . okudill.,- ~;-.;;~;- ...... t"n~lu;" vl'v ...... teuya okuhelula ouwe. kutya pokati kaMuhongo ado odaNakalindi. otaka yandja oumbangi kutya Miller na AnJte..marie I.ategan, ... ~ - . "llQ!!!!!Ht Pokapale opo mboli opa nomutilyane umwe. Kakele kaasho, Mouton eshi ye eshi kwa li a ya kokapale omanga ovanandjo tava pop­ Mouton oha tuka alushe hangika pa nangelwa nale Natango Mouton okwa a twitwimikwa nornapulo k~holiokwayakopaifano ilwa kuGerson Hinda na Du nedakadaka okudja kodool- kopolifi. Eshi tuu Muhongo a lombwela ombangu kutya ~ahende Du Tcit, okwa laMouton, 00 e mu lombwela Toityy

Namse a monika ondjo eshi a dipaa in Okomisi y~Frank ya . . OMULUMENHU weedula dopokati, vali okwa li a kolwa, okwa twa ashike ina, omupopi welaka lOsbikwanghala, Mose ndele ediladilo laye okwa li e shii ota tu Van kufa ·· ko eenghaku Namse, ota pewa ehandu laye nena Niekerk. mOmhangu yOpombada yaWindhoek, . Hahende wepangelo, Geoffrey Dicks, okwa konima eshi mEtitano a monika ondjo lombweia Ombangu nghee Namse a kala ONAKWIIWA yova­ mombelewa yopendjela. Vorster na AS Bngels. melopotelo lokulcufa omunhu omwenyo, oikando ibapu ha denga-denga ina. nailonga vahapu mepangelo Omafaneko otaa ti onawa Ava ova kufilwe moilonga inashi ningilwa owina. DickS okwa tonga nghee vati N amse oi li moshiviha, sha landula ku ningwe eenghatu devyulo pokati kaApril neudo pamwe Namse, weedula 27, ota pewa ondjo oyo ·oshikando shimwe a twa ina nombele komafaneko 00 a ningwa . notaku pulwa yo opo keshe navakwao vamwe vane. kutyamomafiku 27 aNovemba 1991, okwa mokwooko ndele ombele tai ka panda momushangwahokololo 00 e na ondjo melongifo Nonande va kala va kufwa dipaele ina, wedina Cgose N gun, eshi e meemhati. Opa li natango vali oshikando wokomisi yaFrank, 00 tau lonai loimaliwa yepangelo moilonga, ova kala hava mutwa nombele. shimwe eshi Namsekwa li a hala okudenga . ka yandjwa moule woma­ tambula oimaliwa yavo, a tewe filu moilonga N amse ote lilcale kutya ye ka li nediladilo ina nodil:>O yomutwe, eshi ina kwa li te mu fiku manini kOmupre­ onghee okwa tokolwa opo va nokulandulwe paveta lokutwa ina, ndele okwa li vati a hala kelele opo aha bombole ombada. sidende Sam Nujoma. - momalopoto oumbudi nek­ shune moilonga nova kale tava okutwa omuluinenhu umwe wedina Klaas Namse okwa monika ondjo melopoto Okomisi yaFrank, - oya 10ngo manga ekonakono engelelo. vanNiekerk,oovatianangalanainakeeng­ lokukufa omunhu omwenyo nokwa teelelwa kombinga yomalopotelo avo totwa po lcOmupresidende Okomisi yaFranlc otai hono. a ka pewe ehandu laye ongula yonena ta1i twikilwa nokukonakonwa. opo i konakone oumbudi ongala okudja ongula yo­ Molwaashi nee vati okwa li kulaula, ye komupangrili Pio Teek. nelongifo nai loimaliwa nena fiyo omongula moW­ oshoyo Olmma imwe indhoek okulconakona na­ yepangelo. tango imwe yomominyo­ Commemorate Heroes Day, this Okangudu aka otaka wi­ nena da tumbulwa Iile­ August 26 with the father of the likwa kOmupanguli Theo tetekelo. . Frank,nomolwaashoneeka Osha yela kutya otashi struggle and the hero of lukwa Okomisi yaFrank. dulikaovanhuvahapuvaka liberation Momushangwa wopaife tewe moilonga she likwa­ omwa kwatelwa oinima telela komaumbangi 00 taa Obtain your full-colour poster of Pres Sam. S. ihapu, ngaashi ka yandjwa pefimbo lomi= Nujoma from the N amibian - from an original omakonakono oimaliwa oyo tumba dokomisi ei. water colour by Namibian artist Jenny Gorman ya longifwa kovakulunhu * Lwopokati opo okwa vopolifi kOkavango kundanwa kutya vaheyali (Only RB.OO GST included - To be forwarded to you by post) mokularida oikwamalush­ ovo va telwe pakafimbo 1r------,I enclose my cheque/ Postal order for RB.OO /Please debit my 1 eno, oumbudi woimaliwa moilonga palombwelo VisaIMaster card Acc. no. . yopendjela mOw ambo, · lokomisi yaFrank, ova 1 ------1 oshoyo eefuto do­ shunwa vali peenhele davo, 1Signed_~------1 vahongifikola voipupulu ashike ekonakono onghee 1 Date ______1 moshitopolwa shOwambo. tali twikile. Pamauyelele 00 a mon­ -A va va shunwa moilonga 1 Name ------11 ilea po, Okomisi otai indile ongaashi meme Ulitala 1 Postal Address ______1 opo ~. katukilwe eenghatu Hiveluah, hamushanga ta ovanailonga vepangelo kalelele mOuministeli 1 - 1 vonhumba moshitopolwa wOmadu, Omatulululo ·1------1 shOwambo, unene tuu ovo nExungomwenyo, GD Bl­ 1 (Complete thi. order form and mail to The Namibian, P.O. Box 20783 1 va li mombelewa yomafu­ liot, KSM Kahuure, WH L Windhoek______or call at the office. of The Namibian) _ ~- tilo eendjabi oshoyo Briesly, Be: Hyrter, GD ,. 8 Monday July 20 1992'" THE NAMIBIAN Nujoma bekommerd oor Angolese diamante President Sam Nujoma het verlede Vrydag die CDM­ gebou besoek om tesien waarlangs die personeuitgekom het wat ongeveer RJ-miljoen se diamante vrooer vanjaar gesteel het. Nujoma het tydens die Op die vraag oor buitelan­ . ontmoeting 'met senior ders wat nou in die dia­ beamptes in die diamantbedryf mantbedryf is, se hy die reger- , sy kommer uitgespreek oor ing wil graag inwoners van diamante uit Angola watdeur die land betrokke sien in die die sluikhandel op die bedryf. wereldmarkte geplaas word. Nujoma se al wat van voor­ . Hy se hierdie handel dien nexrerule myners veIWag word rue tot voordeel van interna- is om aansoek te doen vir 'n .sionale diamantmarkte nie. lisensie sodat hulle wanneer President Nujoma het die goedkeuring verleen word beamptes versoek om 'n betrokke kan raak in die bedryf. dokument oor die aangeleen­ Die staatspresident het n!l. theid op te stel en beskikbaar die ontmoeting wat ook oop te stel aan horn. was vir die pers met verskeie Hy het ook die amptenare amptenare van CDM die verseker dat hy pogings sal gebou besigtig waar hy gewys President Nujoma het verlede Vrydag senior amptenare van CDM besoek om verskeie sake met betrekking tot die aanwend om dit met die sou word waarlangs die diewe diefstaI van diamante met hul te bespreek. . Angolese regering op te neern. vermoedelik die gebou met Nujoma het op die vraag hul buit aan diamante verlaat oor die betrokkenheid van het. klein myners in Namibie gese Lede van die pers is om die regering moedig hul teen­ veiligheidsredes nie op die woordigheid in die dia­ toer deur die gebou toegelaat mantbedryf aan. nie. DIE polisiehet besluit om patrollies op die land­ vervoorordonnansie S'al nie trikskommi ssariss e, spaaie te verhoog in 'n poging om ongelukke op die geduld word nie. . streekskommissarisse en paaie te vennin-der. Die verklaring van die polisie . Veiligheidsgoroels.moot tnisdaadbeamptes besonder­ Eiendomsagente moet se die kabinet het op 14 Julie besluit om die dodetal ten alle tye gedra wofd en hede oor die misdaad ver­ OD die landspaaie te verminder en die Inspekteur­ die polisie wil beklemtoon skaf sonder om vooraf dat hierdie maatreel geneem goodkeuring van die poli­ ~!~ registre_er vir belast~ng Generaai van polisie, Raonga Andima, het die word in 'n poging om die siehoofkwartier te verlcry. verklaring uitgereik waar!!! g~~e~ord die stappe veiligheid van passasiers en Die verlclaring maak dit DIE Raad vir Eiendoms­ Die betaling van sal onmiddelik van toepassing raak. iiiuivS;t!!!!-rders te waar­ duidelik dat perspersone in agente se daar is sommige verkoopsbelasting op profes­ -- _a. np.em dat sommige eiendomsagente wat nie ger­ sionele dienste is reeds met borg. agll1~.~-- . Verkeerspatrollies sal lisie of die norm ale polisie Die verldaring onderstreep van die inligting ffiuvii~ e~istreer is by die Ontvanger ingang 1 Augustus verlede ingrypend venneerder word behoort sal betrokke raak ~ Ink .~ ";.: ~A'mlo1ik jaar van toepassing. / . ook dat passasiers die reg die ondersook na 'n mis­ van omsu;; ...... , 6 ..... ; '-"-0- en lede van die verkeerspo- by die voorlcoming van ' het om te weier om pub­ daad kan bemvloed en dat nie belastingpligtig is nie en Dii-woi'.:! .:!~ die hand lisie sal aangevul worddeur verkeersoortredings. lieke vervoer soos huurmo­ hul ' met omsigtigheid nie inkomstebelasting vorder gedoen dat prinsipaaleifficiofu­ meer persone aan te stel. Motorbestuurders word tors te gebruik indien die daarmee te werlcmoet gaan. van hul kliente en oorbetaal sagente die verkoopbe­ Volgens die verklaring vooraf gewaarsku dat hul voortuig in hul opinie nie Dit voog by dat enige rue. lastingwet van 1992 in die word die meeste ongelukke verantwoordelik gehou sal padwaardig is nie. verklaring rakende Die raad maan alle eiridom­ hande moet lay en met die op landspaaie veroorsaak word vir'· die optrede van Die polisie het ook in beleidsake uitgereik moet sagente om hulle te regiSlreer. Ontvanger van Inkomste. in belasting te vorder en oor te verbinding moet tree. reur dronkbestuur, oorslayd­ hul passasiers. dieselfde verklaring maar word deur die kantoor.van betaal aan die ontvanger van Oudite~ sal ook van hulp ing van die snelheidsgrens, Die uitgooi van rommel oor 'n ander aangeleentheid die inspekteur-generaal. rookelose bestuur, oorlaai uit bewegendevoortuie, on­ inkomste. wees. bekend gemaak dat die Enige saak wat betrekkiIig Agente wat hulself rue by Die wet op inkomstebe­ van voertuie en die Qestuur besk ofte optrede van ree1ings oor goedkeuring van het op die regering of enige van onpadWaanlige voertuie.· bestuurders en hul passasi­ die verlcoopsbelastingwet hou lasting bepaal dat belasting persverlclarings deur die ' ander regering moot deur nie. maak: hulself ookskuldig betaal moet word op' alle Alle eenhede ongeag van ers sowel as optrede wat lei irispekteur-generaal veran­ die Ministerie van Binne­ ofhulle aan die verlceerspo- tot oortredings op die pad- aan 'n oortreding van die . vergoeding ontvang 'vir pro-. der sal word. landse Sake hanteer word gedragskode van die wet op fessionele dienste. Ingevalle van misdaadof die verlclaring sluit af deur eiendomagsagente terwyllede In die p~k kom dit enige anderpolisie­ te se dat geeil ongemagtigde· van die instituut hul verder daarop neer dat die eien­ aangeleentheid van publieke polisie-beampte die reg het skuldig maak in soverre dit domskommissie gehef deur ELLA DU PLESSIS belang kan die polisie se ' om verklarings uit te reik die instituut se gedragskode . eiendomsagente met elf skakelbeamptes, ' dis- nie. betref. persent belas moot word. Die agent moet dus kommissie HIGH SCHOOL belasting ingeslote of kom­ missie sonder belasting moet THE DIOCESE OF NAMIBIA hef in 'n kooptransaksie. Dit urgently needs the following moet onder die. aandag van The Church of the Province die koper gebring word. teachers to commence duties of Southern Africa Die elf persent wat bo die eiendomskommissie gehef immediately (Anglican) word moet aan die ontvanger oorbetaal word. VACANCIES .Diese Jfde. reel geld ook waar BIOLOGY AND • fooie op huurvordering gehef ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL AT ODIBO 'word. Die belasting moot PHYSICAL SCIENCE uitsluitlik op die ekstra fooi gehef word en nie op die huur Std. 9 The Anglican Diocese ofN amibia is looking for the following'persoimel: self nie_ i Senior Professional Nurse / Matron DieSelfde geld op die (Afrikaans medium) 4 Professional Nurses verkoopen verhuurvan roer­ 5 Staff Nurses c ende eiendom. Dit is qie plig van die agent , ENGLIS,H AND 12 Nursing Assistants . self om die belasting te her op 3 General Health Assistants transaksies en oor te betaal BUSINESS MANAGEMENT aan die onv!l;Ilger van inkom- Successful applicants will be asked to start as soon as possible at St. Mary's ste. . (English meaium) Die verldaring se dit is Hospital at Odibo which is to reopen in August. raadsaam om die belasting Grade 9 (Std 7) reeds in die koop- of huurlcon­ As this is a government-subsidized hospital, all applications should be ,made trak in te lyf. using the Public Service ofN amibia Application for Employment and Health Eiendomsagente word ver­ CONTACT soek om daarop te let dat Questionaire. IVir prokureurs ook belasting hef J.A. Ockhuizen at tel 211307 op professionele dienste ge­ ~Y1o nday to Friday untill 13h30 Send applications as soon as possible to: Chainnan of Anglican Health lewer soos byvoorbeeld Services, St. Mary's Mission, Private Bag 505, Oshikango. oordragskoste en dat dit hul plig is om dit onder die aandag van die kopers te bring. THE NAMIBIAN Monaay July 20 1992 9

Another Olympics blow for Lewis Tel. 36970 • BARCELONA: Struggling American track star Carl Lewis is · .Classified facing expulsion from the Olympic Games less than a week Australia Fax. 33980 before the opening ceremony. Olympic officials are to tell the six-times Olympic gold make it medallist - cancel plans to write for a French sports magazine BRISBANE, Australia: Win­ Personal Cars for sale To let - Office Spa~ ;- during the duration of Games or be banned from competing. . Also 'facing the axe is Lewis' Santa Monica Track and Field ger Paul 'prrozza scored his

_ ~ _ --...o.L __ ' ------second try WIth seven min­ Club teammate Leroy Burrell, who has signed to write a daily Raonga Andima To sell:- Toyota Corolla 1.6I16v To rent:- 150 square metres of utes remaining yesterday. lift­ model 3/92, 1000 km with colwnn for a Spanish newspaper. Congratulations on the office space' to let for RI 5000 ing Australia to a dramatic aITconditioner. R33 000 (gst) per month . .Tel. 221135 from Under rule 59 of the Olympic Charter athletes or officials occassion of your appointment 19-17 rugby union victory over . excluded. Call Mr Beckhams at 08hOO to 17h00 taking part in the Games are strictly barred from working for to the office of inspector archrival New Zealand at General of the Namibian 221124/221135 the media. Audi 500 E, 1988 model, Ballymore, The victory sealed Police Force The message will be passed on to Lewis and Burrell by' a 2~0 Bledisloe Cup series Patji: The People's Police! airconditioning, central For Sale - house locking and many extras. In officials of the American team. Both athletes are in the south triumph for the World Cup­ UapiNgava of France with the rest of the team during their Imal build-up Journalist very good condition. R26 000 champio~ Australians. New (gst) excluded. Tel. 221124 or to the Games. Zealand had held the · Cup, Special Services 221135 For Lewis the Olympic ultimatum is the latest blow to a , contested annually by the two disastrous,bid to win a seventh gold medal. Wanted to let ' nations, since 1986. Before the American trials in New Orleans last month the CB WELDING >------A farmer wants to rent a room world's faste&t man was expected to co~pete in Barcelona in For general welding steelwolK, the 100 metres, 200 metres, long jump and sprint relay_ Whitaker Burglar bars, Gates, Security with seperate entrance. With But by the end of the trials the 31-year-oldhad only managed Doors, and e.t.c ..... or without garage. 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Rent RI 500 per month * 450 sq.m. erven Whitaker, the fonner undis­ academy of learning excluding water and . * Fenced in 'puted lightweight champion, electricity. who gave up"the title earlier Phone Ida: Dont miss this chancelll this year to challenge for the Only R93 500.00 H: 227096 or W: 2862218 junior welter crown. was figh~ ing in only his third fight at To let - House DON'T DELAY PHONE 140 pounds. POOR ENGLISH? TODAY THURSTAN SALT NO JOB! ESTATES AT 37697/8 or AIH LOW PAY! ~. Pakistan down 9u4~'P~4 ASTRID 33744 MABEL 35651 House to let R3 000 per month. DIANE 41900 county Four spacious bedrooms, ADRIAN 41207 Legal Notice private and clean. Realy CLAUDE 62415 ~ England: Wasim delightful. Long lease if THURSTAN 41900 Akram took five wickets for desired. Occupation 1 RADIOPAGE 52222/52277 THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 59 as Pakistan dismissed August '1992. To view call Legal Notice Judy at 34253 (All hours) . NOTICE OF INTENTION English county Derbyshire for OF CHANGE OF 216 Saturday in its final game THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 , SURNAME. before the fourth Test against NOTICE OF INTENTION Enrol now at our To let - Office Space I, Timoteus Paulus resi!ling at England starting Thursday. OF CHANGE OF Erf 7660 Golgotha, and - - - - Waqar Younis took two for new Campus SURNAME. employed' as a driver intend ---.:.' . 30 to assist Akram as Der­ 'I I, Titus Magongo Amanyanga applying to the Minister of opposite byshire crumbled in its first "p. . residing at B 18 Ondangwa, and Home Affairs to authority cor. Independence and a member of the NDF intend under section 9 of the Aliens _inning. Pakistan needed just Uhland Street ~, ,",,'" applying to the Minister of Act, 1937, to assume the 10 overs to reduce Derbyshire Tel .34438 The naiae you can Home Affairs to authority surname Shooya for the from 188 for three to 216 all M/W/o7/08 depend on under section 9 of the Aliens reasons that My surname on ·out. Act, 1937, to assume the my identity card is written SHOPS surname Amanyanga for the incorrectly. Paulus is my NOU GEOPEN!!! · Mutual Arcade reasons that Kleopas is not my KATUTURA father's name and Shooya is my . Rugby One large or two small J&L Brandnewll surnaine but my father'~ name. surname. I previously bore the shops; with Mezzanine I previously bore the name's Services Just R79 000 name's Timoteus Paulus. 'Any Floor (ideal for . furniture, Kleopas Titus. Any person who · person who objects to my commotion natuur computers, radioSiTV, etc) objects to my assumption of the assumption of the said + Ons bring die * 3 Bedrooms PORT ELIZABETH: The said surname of Amanyanga naJou ,_ ' * Tiled Bathroom surname of Shooya should as OFFICES should as soon as may be lodge rugby match at P~terson in + Ons spesialiseer in die "" Large lounge / dining soon as may be lodge his Eros Shopping Centre. the Eastern Cape ended in bOlt oo.n sonsambrele, room his objection, in writing, with a objection, in writing, with a · AREA- 6 offices plus 3 outer violence on Satufrlay, SABC grasdakke en enige * Open plan kitchen statement of· his reasons statement of his reasons ander dale werke offices, plenty of parking. therefore, with the Magistrate therefore, with the Magistrate News reports. Place for night watchman + Skakel oris nou vir 'n Don't miss this one ofWindhoek. of Windhoek. Police used tearsmoketo gratis kwotasie by tel break up the fight when spec­ CITY CENTRE 43863 URGENTI URGENTI tators jointed the ruckus be­ Whole floor in prestige block · We are urgently looking for tween players of the Albany in city business district. To all advertisers residing in erven in Luxury Hill and Rugby Club and Patterson Wanted to rent - Flat Approx 730 sq;m. Extention 10, Khomasdal Swakopmund and Lions at tpe town. Several WORKSHOPS cars were damaged but no­ Flat or 2-Bedroomed house Developer prepared to erect · DON'T DELAY PHONE needed. Preferably in Walvis Bay: body was seriously injured. workshops from 100 sq.m. TODAY THURSTAN SALT Windhoek-West or North, upwards plus yard space in ESTATES AT 37697/8 or AIH Khomasdal or Eros. Call Sara Northern Industrial Area 36970 (w) ASTRID 33744 Mandela at 356,1 I am looking for a bachelor flat WAREHOUSING / MABEL Olympics to rent as soon as possible. Call STORAGE DIANE 41900 ADRIAN 41207 Magreth at 36971). Southern Industrial PARIS: Nelson Mandela Area CLAUDE 62415 THURSTAN 41900 . announce~ here on Friday For Sale • 360 sq.m. plus airconditioned office RADIOPAGE 52222/52277 he will be going to Barce- *' 350 sq.m. plus office and . Iona to watch South Africa . small yard ~ompete in their first Olym­ Twee Taxi lisensies om te 600 sq.m. Vacancy verkoop. Tel216058 of(h ) 28/ * pics since 1960. 450 sq.m. (newly erected) 11py Enkel kwartiere Noord. * "I'll be going to Barce­ . 17fl0 ~ 350 sq.m. (Lafrenz)_ lona myself," the ANC For Sale Trainee Technicians required. Tel. -5835 leader told AFP after a * Industrial erven -' 2000 Minimum N3 (electronics). No meeting with France's jun- . sq.m. and 4000 sq.m. experience needed. In service ior foreign minister Georges training will be provided. 40 Kaiser Wilhelm.Street Contact Manfred Block Kiejrnan. '_ Phone 62161, ext. 209 or-send Office hours: 34177 . CV's to PO Box 215 WHK. All LafJguages Welcome "I've been imited, of Mter hours: 226043 20122 course," he _saici. 10 Monday July 20 1992 THE NAMIBIAN ~------~' ..~ ' . :~':.:": ::~:::~:::"' ,:,~:::~:.::!\'!"":::r!:,:~:::~ : ::~)"I,.::,,,:::~:,,,,.,::,:j Women score in sex from page 11 above the Chiefs defence to ~~ head home it pin point cross l: from Eddie McGoldrick that r ~ . ~... . f ...... -...... ';"1 and sport survey had goalkeeper Wade du Plessis well beaten. But that setback served to JERUSALEM: Women athletes aspir­ However, inquiries among 26 women inspire Caiefs who took the It::~:~:~;~;~::;:~~I~~~ar (~::~::: . '~ ing to Olympic success in Barcelona later athletes indicated that their best perform­ game to Palace. this month will increase their chances of ances were achieved when they had made Palace . skipper Geoff success if they include love-making in love previously . Thomas pumped a pow~r­ • :::: Dally R250 R500 ;1 their training programmes, according to Orgasm gave a woman greater motiva­ frd shot fractionally over the two Israeli doctors. tion, strength and alertness, Halperin and crossbar in the 13th minute. SOUTH AFRICA----f Mordechai Halp~rin et Alexander Olsha­ Olshanietsky. However, it made men just Chiefs' equaliser was ·. 1Waakly R66· R132 nietsky, directors of the Medical Centre for want to go-to sleep. controversial. Three play­ . 1::: Dally R280 R560 Impotence and Sexuality here, said a sur­ The doctors, whose clinic specialises in ers, Ace Khuse, Doctor Khumalo and Shane MacG· I{ vey involving 84 sportsmen and women the treatment of ultra-Orthodox Jews, warned I::: BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, had shown women achieved better results' however that their findings did not apply regor, appeared to be in MALAWI, BABWE after love, though men performed leSS well. equally to all sports. offside positions before I::: ZIM MacGregor slotted into an Weekly . R144 R288 The experts said their researc~among 58 In sports requiring a high degree of im­ male athletes led them to recommend absti- . provisation, such as football and basket­ empty net from close range nence for men for as long as a week before-. ball, tl!ey ~aid, love-making could contrib- . in the 17th minute. Dally · ZAMBIA, R1400 I :;:E I competing. tite to a player's fitness for his competition. Madida lobbed the ball over England goalkeeper Nigef Martyn and with the Pal~ players appealing for I~W_~_~_~_~=~,_:_~_~_~~B--I-~-O~d-.-Y--f-i-g-h~t~· -s-e-~-S~-~-.-.-~-~-i-f-~1-2-~--!-i~l~i . offside, Macgregor sneaked in to score . .' Three minutes later the crowd were on their feet .a ~:I~:IY . . :'~50 :'~50 Coetzer go down BARCELONA South Ai- when South African inter­ national midfield star Khu­ malo sent over a superb cross from the right which was il ~:.~:y NORTH AM~~;:A :6:'0 ~! ~;a~~;=:~:1~~=;i~~~:: ~[4§§ met by his international Saturday night, with a TKO in the seventh round. teammate Khuse who scored The American seemingly caught Coetzer with a right­ a classic goal from close ' handed low blow near the end of the round, and while the range. South African backed away in obvious distress, Bowe took Palace showed their hosts advantage of referee Mills Lane's indecis'ion to land some a lot of respect in the first telling punches. period Khumalo and Khuse When Mills eventually made a belated decision to step were in their best dazzling form, never allowing Pal­ :111 Windhoek 9000, Namibia .::1 ~~c~~::'ii~~~~~~ cut-ridden face into his hands, and ge~~e~~eb: p~~:c~ ace time to settle. t Palace's Gareth Southgate was close with a good try in the 38th minute but on the

1 run ofplay, Chiefs deserved ;:.I:i.:.•: to change over a goal to the iI::: :::~;Od:-· :.•.•. 11 1------=---=--.;.....:..- §~5~~~~i!~~E§j~------1 ~~i§fi~Mexico City Games. good. But it was a more deter­ :1111 IencloseaC.heque/posta lordert~iheaI?o~tof !ill:: Kiwis down to Britain a:~;;:~~i~~~~~~~ mined.Palace who took the for -- - - weeks subscnptlon to .•• AUCKLAND, New Zealand: Great Britain beat New Zealand .mission on Apartheid, field in the second half and r - - were soon on level terms '1.: ,the Namibian.(please ensure theexactamountin::.i:: 19-16 in the second of two rugby league tests at Carlaw thought the ANC was no 1 after Bright netted his sec­ l:'::~Rands or eqUivalent currency) .. } ~~:.here yesterday, leaving the series drawn at one game ~o~~~ insisting on the arm- ond goal in the 52nd min­ ute. Bright showed his class by superbly heading home another good cross from TEACHERS' RESOURCE AND TRAINING CENTRE ARE YOU THE McGoldrick which beat Du COU\'CIL OF CHURCHES IN NA MIBIA P. O. DOl!, 4 1 Windhoek. N:Jmibia Plessis hands down. TeI (061) 217621· Fax. (061) 62786 RIGHT PERSON? Du Plessis did well to save a fierce shot from Thomas The Namibia Rugby Union urgently requires the services of a in the 58th minute. young, energetic person to do development concerning rugby. Palace's winner came in the 73rd minute when sub­ VACANCY The suitable candidate wiu be: stitute John Salako ritled a powerful shot into the Chiefs We are looking for a full time (i) able to communicate with all persons / institutions at all levels; and net. .(H) the torch bearer of the Union in the community Chiefs can be proud of ENGLISH TUTOR The suitable candidate wiu be: their showing and augers well for the future. for immediate appointment (i) a Namibian citizen; (H) in possession of appropriate academic They showed character by Qualifications qualifications. A Degree in Human Kinetics refusipg to wilt after going a goal down in each half a .teaching diploma or degree will be a very strong recommendation; and (iii) experienced in rugby coaching and almost snatched an relevant teaching experience Tbe suitable candidate will be responsible for: equaliser in the 70th minute . administrative abilities (i) Marketing and development of all facets of rugby at but Madida' s shot was frac­ all levels and amongst all communities. tionally wide of the Palace able to coordinate and run seminars / w orkshops for teachers The suitable candidate will receive (after negotiations): post. willing to travel in Namibia (i) a competitive salary; process a valid driver's licence (ii) Medical Aid; (iii) housing benefits; Indurain (iv) vehicle scheme with transport aid; Enquiries: Mrs. Aune Odunlami (Coordinator) (v) 13th cheque; Tel. 217621 ext. 257 (vi) ample vacation and sick leave; leads Tour (vii) training opportunities; and . (viii) pension scheme SESTRIERE, Italy: Defend­ A pplication forms are available at the C-!;:N Teachers' Resource ing champion Miguel Indu­ & T raining Centre, Abraham Mashego Street, Katutura, Written applications can be handed in at the Union's offices at rain of Spain vaulted into the overall lead in the Tour Windhoek. the National Rugby Stadium or posted to the Manager, Namibia Rugby Union, p.a. Box 138, Windhoek de France on Saturday while three-time champion Greg Closing date for applications: 6 August Closing Date:, 20 August 1992 LeMond of the United States struggled to stay in the race. THE NAMIBIAN " Monday July 201992 11 Pirates DO IT!- English manager predicts bright future for SA SPORT DURBAN: Orlando Pirates scored one the most sensa­ up. . Pirates' only fault in this tional upset victories in South African soccer histor y The shot gave Martyo no period was contirmally trying when they gunned down cr ack English chance and Pirates celebra­ to shoot from impossible -SPORT SHORTS... SPORT club CrystaI Palace 2-1 in an emotion-charged friendly . tions started. angles . club international at DUrban's King's Park rugby Sta- Palace threw everything , Shongwe was a tower of . Graf takes Cup dium yest~rday. ' forward but Pirates miracu: strength in goal for Pirates lously survived two shots and the fonner Swaziland FRANKFURT: Wimbledon champion Steffi Oraf beat 00 the day Soweto's exciting clash came in the that hit the crossbar in suc­ international gave a fault­ . Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 6-4, 6-2 to deliver the Federation "Buccaneers" were simply 54th minute when hotheaded cession from Darren Patter- , less perfonnance. Nyathi Cup to Gennany for the second time yesterday. brilliant, they outplayed their Pirates supporters hurled an son from a 76th minute·' was a constant threat when Earlier, Anke Huberoutlasted Conchita Martinez 6-3, 6- more experienced opponents assortment of missiles onto corner. TWQ minutes later going on the overlap. 7 (0-7),, 6-1 and by sweeping the singles, top-seeded in all phases of the game the pitch after referee, Ian Pirates could have been Palace came closest to Gennany made sure of taking the title away from Spain. and Palace oIily managed a McLeod, had disallowed awarded a penalty when scoring in the first half when Spain, last year's winner, was seeded second. consolation goal two min­ Bucs midfielder, Tebogo Bashin Mahlaogu was Eric Young headed against utes from time. Moloi's goal. ruling offsides. tripped inside the Palace the crossbar in the 25th Palace m;mager, Steve There was no score at that penalty area but the referee minute and Bright blasted Medvedev tops Coppell will gracious it;t stage and the match· w~ waved play on. the rebound well over the defeat at a post-match press reld up for two minutes while Martyn showed his inter- woodwork. STUTTGART, Gennany: Andrei Medvedev of the CIS conference. security personnel calmed national class when he saved Two minutes later won the million dollar men's tennis tournament here yes­ "If I have to be objective thee 30 000 crowd down. . almost point blank from Shongwe pulled off two great terday, beating South Africa's Wayne Ferreira in a gru- . I must concede Pirates de­ But 1b.e hosility turned to . Pirates' Nick Sishweni in successive saves from Jamie eUing five-set final. Medvedev came out on top 6-1 , 6-4,6- serVed to beat us. I have no . cheerS when Pio Noguiera the 80th minute. Moralee and Simon Rogr. 7,2-6, 6-1. complaints about the reswt," headed past England goal­ Palace reduced the defi­ Nogueira failed to con­ , . he said. keeper, Nigel Martyn in the cit with two minutes remain­ nect another telling left wing Chiefs draw 1-1 "I have no excuses, this is 60th minute to put Pirates ing when Mark Bright even­ cross from Nyathi in lOO 39th part of my pre-season prepa­ 1~0 ahead. tually beat in-fonn Bucs minute with the Palace de­ DURBAN: Swaziland soccer champions Mbabane High': rations for the forthcoming Nogueira did well to keeper, William Shongwe. fence at sixes and sevens. landers pulled out all stops in the second half to draw 1-1 Premier League season and convert a great cross from 00 Saturday Palace de­ Coppell experimented by with their South African counterparts Kaizer Chiefs in an this short tour more than South African international feated NSL champions, making five substitutions international club friendly at Durban's Kings Park Stadium served its purpose. I'd love left back, David Nyathi that Kaizer Chiefs 3-2 in their after the break: "I was trying yesterday. The best feature of the match was the good to come back here, we have split the Palace <:Jefence. first tour match played in to give all the lads in the 18- goalkeeping from Highlanders' Robson Dlakubi and anefs' been treated like kings," he Then scenes of incredible Johannesburg. man squad I brought here .a Wade du Plessis. . added. jubilation erupted two min­ Sunday's clash was Pal­ run and it did not pay off. Pirates played "out of their utes later when N ogueira ace's second and final of But that is no excuse. It was skins" from the first w,histle shook off a hard challenge their two-match tour. a great game and we go , Pirates score . and at times embarrased from defender, Aody Thorn The more skilful Pirates home on Monday · (today) JOHANNESBURG: Orlando Pirates notched up an his­ Palace with some incred- ' and blasted an unstoppable players had Palace in all with a lot of happy memo­ toric 3-1 win over Swaziland's Mbabane Highlanders in ible skills to which the shot into the roof ofthe net sorts of trouble during a ries of South Africa. I can the first ever meeting between these two soccer clubs at the English club had no answer. that had world class written highly entertaining but see a bright future for this FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday. The teams The only sour note in this all over it to put Bucs 2-0 goalless first half. country in world football." were level 1-1 at halftime. Ghana ahead in Cup ACCRA: Ghana took a 1-0 lead over Togo in Africa Zone Davis Cup play Friday with Frank Ofori's straight set victory over Midodji Segbeagya 6-3,6-4,6-4. The 23-year-old Ofori, who is based in the United Sta~es, appeared to beheaded to an easy victory, taking the first , four games. Segbeagya, a 32-year-old who is based in France, fought back and the ,match took more than two hours. Zim team to Barcelona HARARE: Fifteen of the 28-strong Zimbabwe Olympic Games squad left Harare yesterday for Barcelona. The remainder have already been training in Europe for several weeks or will be travelling from the United States. The Zimbabwe contingent is much smaller than in recent years, reflecting both the pressure of foreign currency costs and a realism in likely perfonnances. Poor Currie Cup play JOHANNESBURG: Natal 60, Transvaal 20. This is not the final score, but rather 'for how many minutes each team looked like Bankfin Currie Cup cham­ pions during their oine-try thriller at the Eills Park rugby' ,NO STOPPING STEFFI ..• Germany's Steffi Graf, fresh from her victory at Wimbledon, yesterday led Germany stadium on Saturday afternoon; " • to victory in the Feder ation Cup. The Germ=tn team beat Spain, last yeru:'s winners.'See sports shorts. Photograph: futhee~N~w~~m~ili~~~38 _ ~~gfift , ~A~g_e_n_~_F_r_a_n_c_e_-~__ ~_ ~ ______~ ------~------tries to four. WP kids cbampions

PRETORIA: WesteJll Province became the unofficial Craven JOHANNESBURG: Eng­ by surprise and deservedly good as their,English oppo:' 'powerful header that waS Week high schools rugby champions whe·n they beat Free lish Premier league club led 2-1 at the interval in nents, and won the1J.earts of cleared off the goalline by Sate 22-16 in the main game' of the tournament at Loftus Crystal Palace stepped up'a front of a crowd of 48 000 the big crowd with a deter- Chiefs' Lucas Radebe. Versfeld on Saturday. . gear in the second half to enthusiastic spectators. mined display. However, South African edge out gallant national Chiefs ran their more But although "Amakhosi" referee Des Gosleh judged Border beat Free State league champions ' Kaizer experienced opponents rag- showed total commitment, . that the ball had crossed the Chiefs 3-2 in a fast and gedinahighlyentertaining it was Palll~ 's experience goalline before Rade~ BLOEMFONTEIN,: Border c:une, saw and cooqueredwhen exciting tour match at Johan­ first spell. that won them the day. cleared it. they beat. Free ~tllte ,2&-27 in the Percy Frames Cup rugby nesburg's FNB Stadium ~n Beaten but never dis- Man of the Match Mark Bright did well to riSe' fixture in Ft:ee S ,ta~:S~¥lium ~n Bloemfontein on Saturday Saturday. ' ',graced, Chiefs showed-they Bright broke tlte deadlock afternoon. ' .., " Chiefs took their visitors have ball skills every bit as . , in the lOth .minute, with a " -, ,.' To p~e-l0> 12 Monday July 20 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

1 -· For the first time in Olympic history, the Namibian flag will fly. On this historic first occasion First National Bank of Namibia is proud to be the team's main sponsor.

And we take the opportunity of being the first to wish each and everyone of you good luck and God speed.

FRANKlE FREDERICKS MONICA DAHL

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. Let the Games begin.

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