men In• race
or cover MELTDOWN ... This butter sculpture of Kaplcin Hendrik Wilbooi, proudly dis played when Namibia's new currency was launched last yea r, was on Thursday pictured abandoned In the park al Ausspanplatz., close 10 the Embassy. Everyone burying heads on boreholes
Villagers STAFF REPORTERS ONE DAY vent anger NO-ONE will take responsibility for drilling two boreholes, costing up to N$SO at Ithete 000 each from drought relief funds, on Clearance Sale the private ostrich farm of a deputy tue.dcay 1 Februcary 1994 VILLAGERS and the tta minister and a Minister. ditional leader are upset Every department and individual concerned. in oehOO IhI 17hJO ONI.Y and angry in Uutslhathima cluding the Office of the President. has referred the village. next to Elosha D0- question elsewhere. mesticated Osuiches farm owned by a minister and According to doc umentary evidence seen )y th is deputy minister. reporter and not so far dispufed. water fac ilities .1 .aI.nab They are conce rn ed were requested by de puty minister of Home Affai rs ewt_ LeA 11.1" oyer the nine young men Nangolo Ithete for the Etosha Domes ticated Os 4pc. D...... She... 11$ 61·'1 arrested on January 4 on lriches farm which he runs with Justice Minister VCII'I ... hv.t Seta ostrich charges and are Ngarikutuke Tjiriange. LeA ID" still in custody awaiting These were installed under the drought relief .ccus ...... LeA ID" trial. programme and in the documentation seen were Iperbl_ ChIll ... 11$ I·tt Specific all egations always referred to as being for the farm or for the we re made by !he villag- ministe rs. never as community boreholes as has cont. on 2 cont. on Caprivi tensions flare PREVENT DISSIPOINTMENT. they enlered the Linyantiarea in a Ford JOSEFMOT1IIBA bakkie. Makumbi was shot and died instantly and his wife was wounded in NAMPOL'S Commi ssioner Siggy 8E ••' the shoulder when unknown persons Eimbtck is expected to fl y to the opened fire. Caprivi 10 head up an investigation In another incidenl . Brian into the depth of Linas Mu lauli M\\o'akamuyi Muhimubi. driving a MakumbiJp a fresh outbreak of tribal bakkie entered the same area from the Winclhoak Branch On. lighting between the Mayeyi and the othe r direction and was also fired on Mafwe. but escaped unhurt as did his passen • According to police spokesman, gers, Geyser said. Chierlnspe<'torSeanGcyscrthcsnoot Inspector General Raounga Andima ing took place at about 21 hOO on has ordered a senior officlr to fly to the Friday. when Makumbi (33) and his Caprivi and head up the investigation. wi fe. Molly Makumbi, from the after cont. on 2 ""-. -: 2 Monday January 31 1994 THE NAMIBIAN e9U :Ob Efl!!: i\ t\ lil,Mt" " i,jj' .~ , t" r '2' t eM • • __c_co • I • a. - ._ . - - - IT .. _ .... Caprivi tensions Fish talks Rukoro denies ousting .._ r ...... ·dIM tJ(e.. FAOMPAGE1 'Minister of Trade and NAMlBlANlishingcom Industry Hid ipo of n. panies att apparently en VEKUII Rukoro, Deputy they are deputising; His Exce ll ency, d_ Districl Commis· Hamutenya was quoted gaged in di scussions on Minister or Justice, has the President, however, has the power s.. .. M_. sioner of Rundu, Chief as saying the land be· establ ishingjoint ventures to invite any deputy minister to allend deputy-. Inspector Ben Haingura longed to Ihe Govern with fore ign companies vehemently denied a report in Friday's edition of The a particular session or all sessions of IDdutrlaJ aad has already sent rein menL with a view to setting up Cabinet by way of a special considera Tecta.le •• forcements 10 the area The Mayeyi also gian t processing fac tories Namlblan to the elfeet that he at Wal vis Bay and was ousted from Cabinet_ tion. and personally. visited claimed that even the "Since I was President of the NNF The _of die the scene on Saturday Linyanti tribal headquar Luderi lZ. In a hardhiuing statement on Fri A source from one of and Swanu when ( was init ially ap --MlaIIIry of Trade night. ters of the Mafwe fell in day, Rukoro also de nied that he had pointed as deputy minister, it was the companies told The .... 1Dd....,._ Geyser said although their area. voiced criticism of lack of Govern agreed between HE the President and no arrests had been made In addition, they have Nami bian the meeting was ment action concerning the alleged toCOllyeytbelr ..... 10 be held at Hotel myselfthat by virtue of my leadership _cond_ yet, members of the been angered by the lack involvement of Minister of Justice, of NNF and Swanu. l sha ll be made a Mafwe tribe were under of recognition from the Thuringe rbof. The Minis Ngarikutuke Tjiriange. and deputy to tbe bereaved try of Fisheries and Ma regular auendant of Cabinet meetings. suspicion as the incident Government of their Home Affairs minister, Nangolo ( resigned the aforesaid positions family, particu took place in their area. chief inaugurated last rine Resources has appar Ithe te, in illegal ostrich dealing. He ently been in touch with last September and ever since the n, larly to CaroIlDe According to earlier year when the Mayeyi said thal no such subject had been Namibian companies in stricllyspeaking, l had nojustification .... It.. L reports reaching The broke away from the discussed at Cabine t. response to a request from attendi ng Cabinet meetings in my own Namibian, the Mafwe Mafwe tri bal authority. Zbu ",.. . IoVed rlmign companies forsuit· On the subject of his fUlUre attend right. and much-valued are up in arms over the Dr Libertine able contacts for the for ance al Cabinet meetings, Rukoro siad .. It is therefore clear that the deci Government's allocation Amathila, Ministe r of that "following an amicable and com mfmber of our mation of joint ventures. sion mu tually arrived at between the of land to the Pidico ag- ' ...If. RegionaJ and Loca1Gov Many Namibian com radely discussion between the Right Prime Minister and myself is noth ing ricultural investment ernment, told The Honourable Prime Minister and my be rat panies were keen on the but a normal regularisation of my po May In project without their per Namibian the Govern idea of joint ventures be· self it was agreed that my regular sition and status as ordinary deputy ...... peece. mission. ment could not recog cause such huge factories attendance at Cabinet meetings was Pe...... , tee mi nister in Government on a par with The Mafwe hadvowed nise the chief unlil Par would need a massive in no longer necessary in view of the other deputy min isters.'" retary, Trade aad tofighlshouldthe project liament had passed a bill now of fish. No infanna following: as a rule Deputy Ministers IndUllr)'t continue, said Police on lraditional authorities tion on the outcome of the do not attend Cabinet meetings in Rukoro concluded by say ing that TsudooGurIrob. spokesperson Edwin later this year. meeting could be gleaned their own right but onl y in the absence both he and the Prime Minister were KanguatjivL befor going to press. of their substantive Ministers whom "happy" with this arrangement. PRESTIGE DEVELOPERS Villagers vent anger at Ithete KHOMASDAL paper's attorney. Hans Heyman isstill hold IS ill Khoraluib ~i~~ l FROM PAGE 1 GroupSchomeo I I The conlroversy sur ing the docket concern ing * INo-Ili .. llhQi Ip ubm ulll ... la IIl!Dllpo om ers and fann staff about rounds a fann in Omusati the arrests of the nine and !lIea !aroma? VACANCY the role of deputy minister region, some 20 kilome other evidence collected IGAi ml'llui !Khaiball la &&? Rata l~mde \IbI. Oml * of Home Affai rs and fann tres from UUlSathima , during an investigati on by am.ere .. b1!Khab Me a dillK.ba I&b to &&7 A VACANCY EXIST FOR A MALE co-owner Nangolo Ithete 160km south· west of officialsoflhe Departmen t *IHullhuaabahcb allui _..en 1nl-!DIom. taWI si CLERK IN OUR W1NDHOEK BRANCH in th e ostric h catching. Oshakati, and known lo of Nature Conservation. m.baocu ld !IUI"IIJauIa. !~ IIoaiIIICJU ai? These.andthedeputymin cally as Kambango. Th is So far he has not said * Ne Ipwi&a mI dldi ait. , a ~a~ liml !m=am et. se !I Ai POSITION: Sales Support Specialist IIKheet.. uhltdla l e Iati-i lui-e, .. Gib !DI n. lp>. ister's response, have been was allocated to Ithete for whelher he has re ached SALARY: Negotiable re ferredtoThe Namibian 's his use by the Ongandjera any decision about fu nher !ita ae IpriHllrivave IIII lkhI allpm IIKh1 I11111 * lawyers for checking to tradi tional authority as the charges or further in vesti ligan lamlve . ida di 10000lmsa omdi di Ipup REQUIREMENTS: nll U1 st mt!la!gabu !uoma. ascertain whether they in space was empty. accord gation. Matric frir:ge on sub judice ru les ing to curren t practice in Nine vill ager! were Till I Khl I "-oIhMIven~. ne no sao 1l1li... I,&no IIo wa. Computer literate as the nine have already communal areas. charged in Oshakati mag charged have ap Contrary to reports. the istrates court with illegal S"-ai lawall4656 1ai. Nunibiln been and Must be transferrable peared in coun. area has nOI becn fenced catching and se lli ng or os Oma llwa 2161 33 triches and prodUCIS. No Must have own transport Thecommunity was due except for one kraaJ for to call a meet ing last Fri os tri ches and a large charges have yet been FRINGE BENEFITS: day to di scuss what action mahangu field , as is nor brought for buyi ng os mal in theNorth. Thecom triches . . Usual benefits associated with a big company. they could take. The day before, a reporte r spoke to munity expressed no prob The vi ll agers from PLEASE CONTACT MRS. C V1SAGIEAT parents and vi ll age head lems with the existence of Uutsath imaarenearbyvil PRESTIGE TEL.: 12816J14 FOR FURTHER man Kai nde Tshikwambi the fann and say there is lages who werc arrested DEVELOPERS DEBIIONO KEIS who spoke of their anger. plenty of space. and charged are: Kwac ha INFORMATION. Tshikwambi said he was (thete poimed OUI yes Kaende (aged 17 years), taking the maller very se terday that he had created Utoni Loten; (2 4). ri ously. at leas t 15 jobs locall y, Uukongo Efraim (23). TheNamibian wi lt print feeding up 10 100 people Fillemon Mboora (28). COUNCIL what Tshikwambi and and enabli ng people to Johannes Kefas (25). Frans TENDER NO: 912131L1-93 othe r parents. starf of send their chil dren to Kasandi (27 ). NOTICE Etosha Domesti cated Os sc hool. However there is Kal yamapungu 0110(24), controversy about the PelruSAmwaama (23) and CONTRACT TITLE: TAKE NOTICE THAT THE OWNER triches fann. and Ithete THE OWNER OF ERF 22S1 W1NDHOEK have sa id as soon as possi farm 's borehole s (sec Malheus Tobias (also 23). l1iESUPPLY, DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION ble, if the green light is se parate story ). Their case wa.~ postponed OF AN ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION (DR. A. BARNARD) IN"rnNDS APPLYING received from the news- Prosecu tor-Gcne ral to February 15. SUBSTATION FOR TIlE LOOmtITZ TOWN ro THE COUNCIL OF THE MU NlO PALITY COUNCtL OF WINDHOEK FOR THE REZONING OF TENDER DOCUMENTS, THE ERF FROM -RESIDENTIAL" ro Govt men 'run for cover' - . ' OFFICE": Available from on 3 1 January at the middleofthc fann. ne:a rby Vil1agersat Uu tsath ima, . . . . FROM PAGE 1 offices of: a kmal lor some 45 small somc 20 kilome trcs away, VWL Namibia Inc. FURTHER RAKE NOTICE TIiAT THE PLAN recently been suggested. ostrichcs. a krall l forgoots, sa id they have five Kamenco Haus: O~TIIEERFLIESFOR INSPECTION AT - Ithe te yeslerday did not a fenced ma nan gu field boreholes in or near the Sam Nujoma Drive ROOM 710 MUNICIPAL . deny that Ihe borcholes and residcntial buildings village, three -drilled be Wi ndhoek OFFJCES .WINDHOEK. were drilled under Ihc under constru ction . The ioreindepcndence ar"Kltwo ENQUIRIF-S: drought programme for his other boreho!c is six kilo- ' under (hc drought pro- ANY PERSON OBJECTING TO THE fann. He saidlherc wllsno metres away. gramme. Mr. R E ZielSman. Tel. 061- 37704/5 reason wh y he should nOt There are man y wild The two on or near the PROPOSED USE MAY LODGE SUCH AN TENDER AMOUNT: be allowed 10 apply for ostri ches i,n the area. and farm are re ferred 10 as APPLICATION TOGETIiER WITH THE boreholes as he was indigo wal king on the land of Ihe Okambango and Omuslai A non-refundable amount of N$75 ,OO is GROUN DS THEREOF.WITH THE COUNCIL cnous tolhatare a. He now rann ilScl f. gwa Tjinungwa. payable per document AND WITH mE APPLICANT IN WRITI NG lives in Windhoek. Contrary to medi:. re- Thcy said these arc It was poin ted out yes· pons and infonnal ion from Ithe tc's and Ihey do not CLOSING TIME, DATE AND PLACE: WITHIN 14 DAYS OF THE LAST PUBL.ICA TlON OF THIS NOTICE. lerday to Ithe te that the Depanment of Watcr use the m. Some went to 15:00 on Thursday 10 February 1994 at the droughtreliefwasspecifi - Affairs, ne ither is fenced the further one, but were offices of: cal1y intendedforcommu. off to other people. This apparentl y chased away by VWL Namibia Haus nitiesand notforindividu· was checked - by Th e the fann staff. Sam Nujoma Drive APPLlCAI:'IT: STUBENRAUCH PLANNING als and their busi nesses. Namibia n personally. Ithete would not com· Windhoek CONSULTANT Ithete replied he was not Farm driver Michael ment in detail on allega P.O. BOX 11 869 claimingGovemmenthetp Johan nesanddeputyman. tions, but said he would • The Employer does not bind itself to accept W1NDHOEK for die sel bUI was paying ager Mika David told The come back on the story in thal himself and claimed Namibian last week th at good time. He prolJlfsed to t.~e lowest or an y tender. I he was le tti ng thecommu- both boreholes belong to "setde the accouni" and nity use the bortholes for ' the fann although villag- said bc, had -noted every . . , .. _ ~... .'" ' I . . • • > . ' tHeircanle. ~ .... ~ 'crssOfuctirncs: use thefut- wordWri ttilttorsaidonthe ~· ." 1 ...... One borihole is il) the !her one ~ incident fa:r. ' f - ' • , • .....::;=::::;:.:.;;;..::c.;~;;;...;;;.:;...... __...o:;;;;.=..::;....~~ sp ". I~A\aI M .6I ; :;.11' :-,<,1 ' _ \'.. G~ \Lt:nJM" --~ ...... -.... -...... -~ ~- . - ~ -- . ~-- -. ------.. . _-- .. - ...... T-HI&NAMlBlAN --·.. ···--·-·---..- ...... -.. ... --.. .. - ~ al -1994.a .. . .. - ...... - Fouche free PILOT Gcrard Jean Fouchc wns on Friday acqu it. ted on Iworcmaining charges in aense involvi ng the alleged illegal import ing of 400su k hes from South Africa. Six of the eight charges brought against Fouchc wcre withdrawn in the Rcgional Court earl ier last week. The dropping ~f the lasl two charges means the pilot is not gUilt y on all eh:lf'ges. In temlS of the last IwO charges. the pilot was acc'used of wrongfullY and unlawfull y impon ing the ostriches without n pennit on May 2 last year at Ihe farm VoigtsJ,;ub. .. And. <;econdly. during the ,nurse. of the I1 lghl between Windhoc k and Kimberley. of u n l ~l .... full>, using an aircraft to pro, .de nn ai r SC f'o iCe! while not in posse<;sion of:l \'alid hrcn,e. ' Fouchc (48) told Ihe court Ihilt he had 25 )C.lr'S' experience as a pilot. He tcstified thnt he had been unware of cert ain regulations of the Nature Conservation Ordinance which stipulate that it is necessary to acqu ire a permit before transporting certain c:lrgo. Thc fi rst six charges involvcd contra\'entions of ARRIVING IN STYLE ... Woerman Brock and Company will celebrate its loo·year annh'ersary in October this year. The the LiveSI(x:k Improvemcni Act. the Nature Con company launched its centenary celebrations with a gala occasion at the AUe Fesle restauranl In Windhoek on Friday. servation Ordinance, the Customs and Excise Act, Pictured arriving at theevent in on e ofthe"old timegreats(car)"isDawid Mereroand someofhis relatives. Woerman BTock the Air Service Act 'and of Air and Overfl ight Managing Oirc<:tor, Konrad Woe.rman, hailed Meroro as onc of his best customers. Photo: Christof Maletsky Regulmions. Fouchc is the owner of Tr:msNarnibin Aviation. Khomas Grade lIs get placed
about why re pea te rs CH RISTOF MALETSKV could nOl be taken back into schools. Nel listed HEADMASTERS rr om across Namibia some facts about last gathered in Windhoek last week to place year's Grade 10 exami about 800 Grade 10 and 11 learners from nation. TRULY NAMIBIAN TRAVEL the Khomas region who have round them He said of the 22 603 A(;ENCY selves without places this year. pupils who wrole the Are you planning to travel??? Many Windhock pu- be changed as some pu exam, 10 200 had been pils have had to beplaced pil s had nol qualified for first-ti me repeaters. 3 from the warm heat of 1lI schools in otherlowns. the subjects they wanted 400 second-time repeat· Namibia to the ..... On Friday. Waher Nel, lo st!Jdybceauscof weak crs and 700 third-time Chief'EducalionOffLecr elII,aminalion point . r pc ICfI'. Do 't hesitate to call in Ihe Wind hock Region, Nel and Moses !Omeb, Ncl re h that this could 239828/9 announced that despite Chief Education Officer only be e li minated if their efforts to accom- for Adul t Education EDUCATION EXPLANATION ... Officials in tougher rules were laid modate Ihc pupils, par- were att ending a meet the Ministry of Education Moses !Omeb (stand down for pupils. en!Sand leamers contin· ing a t the Imma nuel ing) a nd Waiter Nel (centre) explain the G rade Neither official could ued 10 complain. S hi fidi Seconda ry 11 situa tion, answer questions about Nel said eve ryth ing School. called by the also the reason wh y some yct on the hostels issue. the Grade JOand 11 sit u· International Tou ch!1I possible had been done Namibia Na ti onal Stu , children. despite good Accord ing to repO rts, ation in other regions, to place each child at the denl' s Organisa tion marks, had been unable some hostels are to be where pupils arc also school heor she hadap- (Nanso), at which par to be taken in at the closed because of the struggling to gel into I,.------~ plied 10 and in th e fie lds enlS had Ihe chance to schools they wanted to Ministry'S financial dif· schools. they wanted to slud y but ask ques lions a bout study at in terms of sub ficulties. Nel said Ihey had re unfortuna te ly somc Grades 10and 11. jcelchoicesand had been " It is true that they arc ceived a report aboutlhe NOTICE schools wcre either full Nel admitted Ihat thcre referred back to the COSIl y but for Ihe year North laiC last week but or study fields had been was a lack of hostel ac schools Ihey had been at 1994 they will all oper that he could not com- 111rA IKE changed. co m mo dati o n prev iously. ate as in the pas t." Omeb menl on whethe r the NOTICE THAT THE OWNER OF He explained tha t countrywide. !Omeb said that no said. problcmhadbeensolved 1/8/B/440 INTENDS TO APPLY TO THE study fi elds had had to Headdcd thatthis was decision had been taken Reac ting 10 questions in Ihe other regions. COUNCLL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ------r------=---H WINDHOEK FOR:
• THE REZONING OF THE ERF FROM Docket 'missing' Anton inquest "SINGLE RESIDENTIAL " TO "OFFlCE" set for April 'USE OF ERF 1/8/8/440 FOR OFFICE on race attack PURPOSES UNDER T HE HISTORIC CONSENT USE, I'3nt Officer Coraizen. was on leave until THE long-awaited inquest Into the assassina· GRAHAM HOPWOOD Fe bruary 11. tion of prominent Swapo member Anton FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT A COPY Coraizen has been on leave since The Lubowski is scheduled to begin on April 18, THE Namibian Police were last week Namibian ri rst enqu ired aboullhe case in OF THEPLAN LIES FOR AN Namibian Judge President Joha n Strydom unable to trace the doc ket concerning an mid· Decembe r. INSPECflON DURING alleged racis t attack outside the Casa Kang ualjivi said he believed Ihatlhree at the end of last week, blanca night spot in Kl ein Windhock . men had now been arrested in connection A judge has yet to be appointed to investi· NORMAL OFFICE HOURS AT THE One of the vic tims of the allaek has wi lh the attack but was unable 10 give gate the killing or the la wyer who was gunned UNICUPAI THE DT A faction. the Republ ican Party. has called THE STREETS of South on "functionari es ofthc ruling party" to desist from Afri ca "havc ~e amc r;\"· referring to wh iles in Namibia as "Europeans" or ers of blood with black "settlers". people therl' dying lik,' In a press release issued on Saturday, the Icadcrof !lies" cvcry minute. ANC TepreSt:ntalive;n Namibia the Rcpublikein Party. Dirk Mudge. claimed while Supe r Moloi told work· citizens'were bei ng classified as a group by the same ers at Or:mJl'nlundon S:lt people who preached the concept of One Namibia urd:a )'. One Nation. An elllot;,ma[ Mollli Mudgc said the Republican Pany leaders in the said the ANC was ",mli DTA supported the principle of Affirmative Action dent il wou ld win a two· on the understanding that it is applicable topcrsons thirds majority in tlh' and nOl 10 "classes of persons" and that it was April 27 cicclimlS, HllW presented in ajusI and responsible manner in terms cwr. Ill' expressed ,'on· of law and the constitution. SHOWING SOLIDARITY ... Outgoing CDM general ma nager, Keilh Whitelock (right), was ('em about ri ght· wingers Although Mudgc said the RP "has opted 10 be a mong those who attended Saturday's rally at Oranjemund, which formed part oflhcSwapolANC who did not w:mt to al' rcprcscnled by the DTA of Namibia and to desist solida rity campaign. l'eptth" dcmOl·T Municipal Building. Independence Avenue, Windhoek. 15h3O: Scoobyand the wedding. Scrappy Don He immediately rushes Location and site inspection wi ll be held at the Architecture Section Offices. 16hOO: The home to try and wi n her comerofGarten and Neser Streets, Windhoek, at 09:00on Friday 11 February F'lintstones back. 16h30: Garfield and Starring: Sissy Spacek, 1994. Friends W i11iam Peterscn, Brian (Open timet Kerwin Tenders in sealed envelopes, marked "TENDER CE 923/94 - ALTERA (K7V starts) 17hOO: Laurie Hill 2 1hOO: Supersport •••••: Supe:rsport 17h3O: Loving Cricket: High ligh ts of TIONS TO 4, 5 AND 8 th FLOOR MUNICIPAL BUILDING ON ERF Cricket: Coverageofthe 18hOO: Egoli the third test between 5378 WINDHOEK", are to be addressed to the Town Clerk, PO Box 59, third test between Aus 18h30: Hangin' with So~ th Africa a~d Aus Windhoek, 9000 ordeposiled in the Tender Box. Municipal Offices, not later tralia and South Africa Mr Cooper tralia. (KTV starts) than 12:00 on Friday 18 February 1994. (Premium time) Soceer: The btlif ofEng IOhOO: T he Elephant 19hOO: Hard Promises lish soccer - a review of Show (A) weekend act'ion ENQUIRIES: Mr, E Garbers- Te!. : (061) 391 2308 (K7V ends) A girl marries her high OOhOO: A Fish Called IOh3O: Egoli (repeat) school swee theart but he Wanda (18) 11 hOO: Rocky IV is never around and she 02h20: Supersport VV HmBERT (A) evenulall y divorces him C ricket: Live covera ge • CITY ENGINEER (K7V starts) without his knowledge, of the test between Aus (Notice No. 8/94 - 1993-12-08) 15hOO: C hip 'n Dale One day before she re tralia and South Africa Rescue marries, her ex-husband . ~R:l n ge r s -Ll:.ceives an invjlatjon to ------5 Inkatha stay • out in the cold ULUNDI: The lolutha Freedom Party will not Wailer Fclg:llf' warned contest South Africa's nrs! all-race eleclions.in the deadline for a seule· April under the presenllnterim constitution but · ment was at midnight on will continue seeking negotiated alternatives to Monday but said there the constitu tional deadlock. was Slilllime for the Af· A special IFP ge neral gress on its objecti on 10 rican National Congress confcrenceinUlundiyes- the sin gle ballot and and the Government to terday rejected the 1993 would try to bring in lhe "come 10 their senses". interim constitution but Democratic Pany and The IFP president said resolvedlO"pursueevery others opposed 10 this he had never rejected the lasl opponunity 10 seek system of voting. nOlion of reconciliation agreeme nt in oegotia- TheIFP'smain consli· with the ANC. but "this tions", lutional demands include ·constitution as il now IFP president greater regional {IU - stands is an arena (or a Mangosulhu ButheJezi lonomy. the ri ght for struggle 10 the finish". told the conference yes- provinces todrawuplheir "Within ils provisions teroay hc had spoken ear- own constitut ions and a there is no scope forcon· lier by telephone to SA single ballot system. stitul ional or political 'FUTURE KING' •• . Prince Charles meets his supporters at Victoria Park In the Australian city of State President FW de Earlier. IFP negotiator selt1cments:' he said. Sydney last Thursday. Charles, on a 12-day Australian tour, was shot at with two blanks by a Klerk. who had assured gunman in Sydney last Wednesday. Security has been stepped up since the IncldenL Photo: Rw ter him he would do all he .,.. via Nampa. could to arrive at an all , TRAIN FOR CAREERS TH AT PAY' r setUement.inclusive co nstitutional 'G. ___ HIE!""" __ ""-____ .... -:======~ .... c.w ..... _ .... ___ .... " ...... _, ... w E.>CII ButhelC2.i had also told CGu< .. _ ..... _ ...... __ ,.--.v_ ,.... the President he did not ___• 51>1_ ~ ..... " ...... _~II< ..... Gaza breathrough 'close' - Arafat wanl to "shut the door" """"'.... _OR_...... -...... &n .... ". ,,,...... rao""""""''''' CGu< .... _nOll.'...... _ ...... Od and negotiations should I'tASOOiNIIMANIoGUIINI"'~OUS'Rr.u ( 1 SAlU ','IoNAGl:Ioll lO l ...... AI\I 'oNC DAVOS: PLO leader Yasser Arafat said after ber. "We are on the way to bypassing the continue and "take their COUUWi~'IOfrIIN 8US~ t ss & r.lAHAGf " ' NI 4C(;O()IrI1INCl ... WSIr;( SS " ""'""'-G{ OIl NI marathon talks yesterday be expected a break obstacles," Arafat saki sitting beside israeli course". 1{1"IIISM . tRioI'll AGlHC'r' IoINUoGI ..UI The IFP confere nce IIUSOItI SS _I0Il101 4OM'N'S' .... '1OfrI through with Israel "very soon" which would Foreign Minister Sbimon Peru. He said he SIOFIf S IroIo\NAGI loll NI .. s,oc ~ CONtROl. -- stood fast on FreedomAI· MODI. AN M4HAG1MfN I'4OMIMSI .... tlOH allow for an Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza hoped to reach agrument "very soon." liance proposals to have 0I11Q """"'GfOllN14OM1...s' .... "ON Strip and Jericho. Arafat and Peres talked fo r eight hours ""rv""f Sf CAll"""'" ool"S the constitution amended IIOOIUUIPl r«'la. ~IS rot.I!'\jt IAN'I'Ncr... ,1OOI He told the World Economic Forum he hoped through the night in thlsSwlssskl resort tosave and instructed Inkatha 's I>ItIIC IICAI tOO(OlIStt COWoItI\C ..... S41 ISOoIMStIIP C A M B RIDGE T UTORIAL C OLLEGE to sign the agreement on implementing Pales tbe accord signed In September last year. central committee to re· ,," .... ", "'." ...... ".. ,. .. "., ' .... _. ,.... '.. ,...... '" tinian self-rule with Israeli Prime Mlnlster The two skies had clashed over security ar ceive a final repon fro m Yltzhak Rabin In Cairo. Egypt has sened as a rangemen ts for the crossings between the Pal its negotiators for review. --- mediator between the two sides since their estinian self-rule areas and the Arab world, It funher resolved to historic peace deal ran into trouble last Decem- and the size of the autonomous Jericho area. seek common cause with the Pan Africanist Con· Council 01 Churches l\1 in Namibia ~ ' CITY OF WINDHOEK COUNC1:IL F CHURCHES IN NAMIBIA DEVELOPMENT CLUSTER CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT VACANCY: RESIDENT PROJECI' COORDINATOR TENDER CE 919/94 The Development Cluster facilitates Development Programmes on behalf of the Uukwaluudhi Districl community through an Inlegrated Area Based Project Iocaled in Tsandi Area. Tenders are herby invited for !he NEW EXTENSION TO EXISTING Applications are invited from suitably qualified Nam ibUins 10 fd l the LAPA AT WATERWORKs, all in accordance with the drawings and above vacancy. relevant documents supplied by the City Engineer. Qualifications Required: Fluent in English and Oshivambo (as spoken in the Tsandi Copies of tender documents are obtainable from the Depanment of the City Area) Engineer,PO Box 59, Windhoek, orRoom 516, Municipal Offices, lndepend A mature person with previous experience of field wOlk . n the ence Avenue, Windhoek from noon on Friday, 28 January 1994 upon context of programmes 10 assist the grassroots or rural furnishing a receipt for payment of the prescribed fee. The non-refundable communities generally. A post secondary Diploma or Degree in social sciences or prescribes fee of N$200,OO is payable at the enquiries counter of the Cash Hall, related fields would be desirable Municipal Building, Independence Avenue, Windhoek, Qualification in relevant spec ialist area such as community Developmenl group activities. small scale farming. or primary Location and site inspection will be held at the Architecture Section Offices. health care would be an advantage. comerofGanen and Neser Streets. Windhoek, at 1O:OOon Friday 11 February Work mnditions 1994. The project coordinator will be based in a rural part of Ovambo (the Tsandi area) and will be provided with transpon and basic equipment. Tenders in sealed envelopes, marked "TENDER CE 919194 • NEW EX TENSION TO EXISTING LAPA WATERWORKS" ,are 10 be addressed S/he will spend most of the working time in Ihis area (about 90%) but will also travel as needed to centres in Ovambo and occasionalJ y to to the Town Clerk, P 0 Box 59, Windhoek, 9000 or deposited in the Tender W~n4.~oek. Box, Municipal Offices. not later than 12:00 on Friday 18 February 1994. Applications or enquiries to be addressed to the Director of Deveiopment-Edwin Mwenda ENQUlRIES: Mr. E Garbers- Te1.: (061) 391 2308 POBox 41 Windhoek VV HIBBERT CITY ENGINEER Te!.: 061-217621. Fax: 061-62786 Closing dale: IS February 1994 (NOlice NO. 4/94- 1993-U-OS) 3 RT . _I'" BU~II' . ." IAngolan Clashes escalate I Lively week for new lIstIng LUANDA: Around SOgovernmen' soldi Gold price Friday morning ji.fing: 378.15. off 5,45. Fridayafternoonfuing: 378,25, off 5,35. Friday late: 378,75, off 3.75. Nam dollarl US dollar Friday's opening 3,4120135 Friday's closing 3.4150165 Financial rand Friday's opening House ... Egumbo... Home .•, Huis ... Oms.. 4,40/4.41 Friday's closing Onganda... Joint... Kepen ... Kaya, .. all 4,435014.4450 these words have something in co m~ mon : a place of your own; a place where you Money market can rai se your family; where you can have 90 day liquid BA rate: Friday's opening peaceful nigh ts and wake up fresh in the 10.25 morning, ready to earn your dail y bread. Friday's closing 10.25 How many of.us can claim,10 hayc aplace of Oil price our own? Crude oil prices in dol Not many of us. In fact, if you don't enjoy the lars per barrel: benefits of a housing subsidy from your em Jan 28 Jan 27 (close) Daled Brent 14,65 ployer, your chances of owning your own home 14.75 are very slim. London IPE - Brent futures (Mar) 14. 15 14.30 New York Light SWABOU has put more people into their own Crude futures (Mar) homes than any other financial institution in 15,32 15,42 Namibia. We alwaysstrivetogiveyoua house which you can turn into a home - to give your The Namibian family that extra assurance of a place of their is published own. by the Free Press of Namibia, 42 John Meinert Street, Requirements to participate in the scheme are. .. Windhoek, • • • . ' , Editor: Gwen ... to earn ajoint maximum monthly sa/IJry ofN$2 400 ,., to provide a 10% deposiJ (negotiable) . .. Lister, Printed ... to provide the Bond and Transfer fees, and by John ... to occupy the house yourself. Meinert (Pty) Limited, Stubel Street, You can qualify for a maximum loan of N$42 000 if you meet these re quirements. The Guarantee Fund will provide a 20% surety for you, Windhoek, enabling SWABOU (0 grant you a 90% bond for your own home. With Telephone: this assistance, we will still give you the opportunity to choose between (061) 36970 building your own home, according 10 your needs, or buying an existing Fax: (061) house. 33980 Owning a home was never this easy. PO, Box 20783, Another step in the right direction, Windhoek, Namibia, Speak to SW ABOU today or contact your nearest NHE office for more information. a_a OoHamata ya undulilwa kOmpangu yOpashitopolwa lombwele oshifo shika OSWALO SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI kutya ye oshinima shika okwe shi ninga palo Oshlpolha sha Anlonlo f ransisco, Joao Carlos mbwelo Iya Komufala Carcis, Festu$ nandJiwa Ra Lebbeus Hamata, gwOpevj mOpolisi mo moka mboka yotaRgo yaall laya patanekwa noku Nooli l ose f Ekandjo. sha Omunangeshefa a ya mo Namibia yaa Ra oombapila. okwa adhika zilile anuwa kOmuku tseyika nawa nondjembo ncyako lyOhaulo, na Hamata na lunlu gwOpolisi Raonga Be njam en Nandjlwa ta pata nekwashi nashaanuwa neyako Andima kowinduka. Hauwanga-Kangau Iyoha uto, osha kuthwa mo mOmpangu ya Oshifo osha kundana M a ngestra ta nokuunzilwa k wa andjoka mpc)'aka nampe),aka gwoomvula 30 noku yo pomba nda yopashilopolwaJReginal Court. kut)'aoshafaneeshaninga oa onges hefa Shika osha ningwa Omu na edhipago oshidhigu okugalula ylitenda yiihauto yi mol ..... ashoka Oshikondo l),okamalyonaokAangola aalumentu mbeyaka li popepi na Pelicana shUuyuki omasiku ga kedhina Fernando da Aangolayeeyapangulwe pokati kOngwediva zi ko sha lishalOkolakutya Costa okakalimo komo ko Namibia. nOlashi nOshakati OkWB iipoma ayihe mbyoka yi Lubango hoka ka vulika Ompangu yi ka monika kompangu na sha nomayako dhipagelwe el; 17 tokoleyipanguleHamata ya Mangestrata g lihaulO. okuza nga- Seplcmba 1993 pokati ka na Nandjiwa. yakwawo shiingeyi olayi kala hayi Lubango na Xangongo. mbeyaka kayc po. shaka mOshakati ke Da pulakenwa mOmpa·ngu Ompangu ya Nami bia tas hi vul ika shi ka kuthe ondjo moshipotha Merano eli Garoeb ola hambelelwa koshilyoshOngudumulima yoSwa po yOpombanda yOpashi- mOshakali onkee layi epangulo lyaambakayaali shoka sha li tashi mu nomuwiliki wovanailonga moCDM.John Shaelonhodi konimayokuheluka lopolwa na ka kushi we pula aalumenlu mbeyaka oonk ondo. nomauyelele patanekelw8 shi na pokapale keedila kaCDM. mwaandhoka dhOma· yaali Aangola yagalulwe ogendji moshipOlhashika sha anuws ngestrata. opo ycye)'apangulweko ga ka kanc. Oshipolha shika osha Namibia shi na sha Oye ndji otaya tl kutya kitakana unene. uocne tuu nomapogolo ye ga ningila ngeleaalumenlu mbeyaka : Ook::.u:gy.~ngg: Okatongotongo goondjamba. sho mu na Aangola yuli mo Namibia. Aangola inaye )' 8 ya Anlonio na Jooo mboka Pokati mpoka kO- pangulwe ko Namibia. Kangau pakuuva ya fa )'a shu· mufala gwOpevi mO· nena Opoli si ya Shakati nithwa kuAngola kO- polisi mOshikondo sho 0 )'0 layi ka pewa ondjo kMWaa",;',sa'Wo'm",d,layaz;koloulunde -Garoeb ta ti polis! ya Na mibia eti 26 CID. Vilho Nghifi-ndaka muuyelele auhe lau ka 1993 nokwa li a Okloba omvula ya l.iko. ngokaakalatapewaoodjo kana moshipotha shik a. ompulukulamOmpangu meyambule pu loshi omanga inaya pwa mokushu.nilha Aangoloa Os hipolha otas hi ya Mangestrata TYAPPA NAMUTEWA MORANJEMUNO longo ile sho po i shune okupangulwa 01 0 Na- mbaka )'o inaya pwa kapulakenwa mEt ine ta li mDshakati esiku IUU o ku ya dile. mibia. okupangulwa. okwa li a ya mOshakati(Februari }. ndjoka nokupewa SWAPO yaNamibia oya tokola o.oko opo i S uper Mo lui. ______--'-______.., omboolohayOoNS7 L-______PLACEMENT~ __~ ______OF GRADE 11 '5 ON WAITING______LIST ______,~ Mr BassoR, Di rector of the Haoses Charlene Khaile Christopher, T FIELD OF STUDY El Tjirohl' Lour.:n L uit~'n Windhoek Education Region, is Hawsen Stella Shikongo Michael , K NAME OF CANDIDATE Witbooi Martha /l.bri,·tjk very pleased to announce that the Hambapu Brian Kambajuku Engl ie Gouogoas Clementine Grade 11 learners who were on a Hany uvu Lolhe Isaacks Michael, 0 OKAKARARA SECONPARY Hoffmann Willem Afrika ner Sylvia. B Tjiuau Ebson Nenomukona waiting list have been successfull y Useb Bruno Zaganas SCHOOL placed in the various schools and Itembu Renate Shigwedha Napopye, E Kaobetsi Ludwig Stephanus Rachel, L Muranda Rino FIELD OF ~ TUDY DL fie lds of study as indicated !Ibembe Andrews hereunder. Kaunatjike Esen Ambambi Andreas NAME OF CANDIDATE Kazapua Elizabeth Hange WiIlem, T Kaalihaikali Frasmus Tangeni Haukongo Simon Bothitik Ju~luS SECONDARY SCHOOL Kuvare Linea Murangi Rebecca Lumbu Rachel Tjerivanga Idah, "oleic Anna Hiangofl) Nallllli ACADEMIA GR. 11 Lumbu Racher H. Tjjkuzu Sonja Kaura Victorine Uziruapi Kapiti Ester Kha itx's FrJllS FIELDS OF STUDY D4 Majiedt Regina MBuende Maria Tjikurame Jacquclynn M okokur ~' Ua·enga Helga Tjira'lupo Mura ngi Ja/l'rikirw NAME OF CANDIDATE Mburuu Chadrath Van Wyk Isbee.n Abrahams Joao Kangumine Catl::!in Tjiunollluinjo Rooi FrJlls Thomas Uina Nll:ipamlu:L Boois Dcborah COSMOS HIGH SCHOOL Uanivi Maria Zamuee Peter Yaumbavi Vezuva Engclbrech Dawic A Tembo Utapuani Wc-mer TjiZ\Xl c./l.1. FIELD OF STUDY B2 Maveoro Nutende Angclla Evula Ccci1c ELLA PU PLESSIS HIGH Gariscb Palrick NAME OF CANDIDATE Kuzatjike Uazuvera Ebson OIJIWARONGO HIGH SCHOOL Baragacb Bartholomcu~ Hipakua Vetjimuna Totina Sil ba Uhongora SCHOOL Hoffmann WilIcm Kan gumine Otline Pinehas Natangwe FIELD OF STUDY B2 Uovcka Ebcn Katuutja Dina Ruhoze NAME OF CANDIOATE Wesley Kaindjee NAME OF CANDIDATE 17.a acs Hcl muth Fritz Uazeua Tuvatcra FIELD OF STUDY Wi llem Ochurub Kaangundue Kaljaala VilkoS Bomuingona Isamacl Ampulo W El Kaluvi Achrcnnius Isack Nguatjiti Tjiroze E Ygsndo Veronica G:u~s.... b W.S El Kamusuvisc Pricska Annal ise Katjina Sheehana S Veii Mary-Gold A JanSl.'n S.A. DI Kandja vcra Drusitla nton Wimmen Johanncs F.T. El Kanduuombc Canisius Marius Goraseb Suze tte Ndjavera EIOSHA SECONPARY IMMANUEL SHIFIPI Kakujaha J El Kanscb AJolfC. SCHOOL SECONPARY SCHOOL Kamatotll E El Katjivkua Lcslcy Zedekias Xamseb Kat usuva'A DI Kauta Mclba T.V. Suze tte Shikesho FIELD OF STUDY Bl NAME OF CANDIDATE Martha - Iueshixua Ka va ri W.R·. E l Kautc Felix H. FIELD OF STUDY LUCTesia Kakero NAME OF CANDIDATE Kazowbial.c C.K. El Kharuxas 1181ia Ingrid Kgobetsi Elago Andreas Keja Ka tjitac D.O.M. El Kohnc Clearance Alweenda N. K. 81 Manuel Tjahuha Hoveka Albenus KadumoJ.N. 01 Mueshixua Martha N. Feris W. S. 81 Ngatuu ane Tjipura Majiedt A El Mungundu Hileni Ganses H. Kandjou Leopoldinc 01 Maryna Haragaes Tjaverua Bemardht Mwetlic ka S 01 Nghifin inl e Ninelad Himumuine S. K. 01 Joseph Mutenga Nge1.L'wba T.U. 81 Nilly Prins Annaliza Isaacks G.H. Schrocdcr 01 Flora Eiases Nlwvauva G 61 Shikongo Nafla li N. Kah uadi D. Jo Ng nvungo K.J : 01 Shipatuleni Emile B.N. hn Katataiza Kapolo M. JAN MOHR SECONPARY Marion Ndjavera Nunuhcb L 01 So-oabeb Johny W. Kivido lP. SCHOOL Dorkas Mbangura Sowacs !-l.P. El Uiras Alexia Madigwe E.E. • Tjiwcze C. V. El UU lUndu Eli7.abeue KU1.avi Katupose Mbirijona D.W. FIELD OF STUDY 82 Tjolrlbc C. K. 01 Garobcs Sofia .;o' Tjiroze T. NAME OF CANDIDATE " r' I 'PAYID BEZYIDENHUT I il,l lull.. du N. E. El Haoses Charlene " Uirab Sa.,.. M .,-_~..."._ i,. .- ...,,,....- "---fu.~ HIGH SCHOOL Uria ni sa Julia ._. -, Kananaure. Rebecca Viljoen E 01 - Una ni sa Vic torin Kapuka Emmcrcncia CONCORPIA COLLEGE NAME OF CANDIDATE Witbooi E R.! OTJI KOTO, SECONPARY FIELD OF STUDY B2 FIELD OF STUDY FIELD OF STUDY SCHOOL ' NAME OF CANDIDATE SECONPARY SCHOOL TECHNICAL Basson Florence El FIELD OF STUDY TP3 C Moshosho Alfons hi va ra Ni na El GROOTFONTEIN NAME OF CANDIDATE Gaeb Rheinardt El NAME OF CA NDIDATE Mushimba Gerhard FIELD OF STUDY Bl Dikobobele Theoderich Mwashekeleh Lucia Goagoses Truci ll a El Gowaseb Fritl. Henguva Micheal NAME OF CANDIDATE Garocb Nafta li e Nakwatumba Coretta 81 Driemond Michael Katu humba WiI!hard El Haoseb Ignatius Nangolo Ingrid Kazuvirc Uakuzako Benestus Jagger Benjamin. B Roman Randall Rodney Uja ha UtarJ Katjingisiua Agatha 81 Siegfri edt Naruseb Amold Mungunda Richard Jakwabrwa Murangi Mex Merient Kanaugure Adelheid 81 So·Oabc b Asser B.B . Ndjavera Marius Tjakuva Edla Uahotekua Naweb, Jeremias KU1.atjila Hildegard 81 Nujoma Jascn Simana Ngoaiko Alexander Katunahange Rinouteu Van Rooi Edwin Nguatsiti lsack Karufere Leopoldine 01 Hei Snobia Vaakasuva Nowascb Bathelemeus S. Kazekondjo Ebenesia 01 Vires Rjaan Ri chard Noabeb lacobus Tjiramba Lydia Karikwiti Windstaan Ockcrt Oases Justine Muukua Shereley 01 Tjeriko Nelson OKAHANPJA SECONPARY Ng hifimule Di nelao 01 Qases Sandra Tjipuka Jeffrey K.N. COMMERICAL FIELD qF SCHOOL Qwoses Christiana Shikonga Leakkie El Tjeriko Dondal U. STUDY B2 Shaluhira Leuie Tjozongoro Tabitha 81 Kaeka Mike M.T. FIELD OF STUDY Cl Shipatuleni Emilie Tjerije Mathilde V. Kamburon Batseba Ketjiu ye NAME OF CANDIDATE PEUTSCHE OBERSCHULE Tjakuha Edison Marenga lackson Dalle Kandja vera lnge nesia Utj itirawina Gaingos Martha WINPHOEK Tjingaete Magreth Katu utja Jesaja Kujaire Ngo-omba Tjickero Jeomt ':I. Mana K. Thituka Charlon Katjine Silba B.L Witbeen Johanna Elizabeth FIELD OF STUDY D4 Karigus Helena Tuahepa Selma Kandind a Charlothe Hehigauses Xoagus Lewine NAME OF CANDIDATE Katjingisiua Mi lga V. Ui ras Sandra Danley Kamburona Elizabeth Katjipuka Nancy Nenij Vries Nadia Gaomas Emgart Frieda Xoag us Sofia Katjaoha Simon Meno Kazapua Huld Tjiv i Wimmet Anion Garises Lydia Hambira Aaron F. . Meintjies Elwin Pierre Meize Orpa T. Wi tbeen Jacky Goagoscs Thusnelde Shi longo Johanna Tjozongoro Naomi Uariatjike Ndjoond lJCzu Eben·czer Gowases Anm ire Kamuaru uma Mukuta Aquilla Uremens Almaline Genyo noka Nguvaliva Grace CONCORPIA COLLEGE Haebes Sullivan Daintley Majooka Rebeccan Hofni Magnaem Nane ino Jasson Emily Tjinange Mike lsaacks Magdalena FIELD OF STUDY Dl FIELD OF STUDY EL Johannes Betilde Ndapanduk Harupara Amalia G.P. Moipie Jacobus Christiaan NAME OF CANDIDATE Kandorozu Absalom Slay Tjamburo Josua Oarum Rosaline Brander Paul Zeze Ueuanghune Kaundu Hildegard Auseb Benjamin Karinepmbe Engela Mathilde Karuuombe Helmut Kaatuua Merlina U. M & K GERTZE HIGH Afrikaner Magrietha Auseb Marius Mujazu Edward K.M. Awaseb Ruben Katjiuanyo Lizel Lislothe SCHOOL TumbuRijarua Jacque li ne R. PARESIS SECONPARY Brown Channaine Kaukumangera Emily Tjituka Clemence O. FIELD OF STUDY D4 Dawis Martha Mandume Frieda Kauna SCHopL '. Uazukuani Wemepumba Danie - Kandj ii Elia Diergaardt Ricardo Urika Bamabas B. Tjituka Zabaldt Hitjivirue FIELD OF STUDY C2 Eixas Eliza Bezuidenhout Sorea S. Morkel Markus NAME OF CANDIDATE Engelbrecht Wilma PR. LEMMER HIGH SCHOOL Tuerijama Gerson Unotjari Menno Dusas Walencia Norma Matthys Manha Madawa Gainkos'Thelensia FIELD OF STUDY Dl Mulokoshi Mafia N. Garises Ursulla Ganes Nida Hange lngrid lulliana Kauta Elsie Waundja NAME OF CANDIDATE Phi ri Elizabeth Tjaveondja Batseba • Gan ses Veronica Van Wyl.: Mario E Shikon go Jeanneth Ndapandula Goraseb Sylvanus Garocb Piet Tebele Stephanus Muharukua Lydia uaavi Gorases Rosalien Zauana Beautrix . T Ei-ases Meriam Maharero Kapekara Hcdwig Hambira Waltra ud Kambirongo. Godwin. 5 SECONPARY SCHOOL Garud·oas Val1ery Jud ineth Handura IA'lexia " Hoveka. Rolph. W f GROOTEONTEIN Snewe Edward Eddy -( continued on page 10 ) ..;.:.;,;;1 0~ ~~======~~_=__ =_._==~_====~~ -- cont. from page 9 Kakuuai Gerson M FAX.36982 Kambaluku Viri ngo Jabari Henrietta Gasewame Kamu hanga Elizabeth K Hoxobes Christofinc Kanguinja Th imoth~us Hamauka Mctha Fransina Kanjungu Moses Muharukua Lydia Uaavi Kapanga Haufiku J TEL, 36970 K ornmata Florence V TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Karita Palricl.: K arukongo Jogbcth , FIELD OF STUDY A1 AND A2 Kasibu Joh:mncs Speclol ServIces Work Wonted Property Property NAME OF CANDIDATE Kahcngm·tl Ellls Kambackua R3Iungua Haraeb Herber1 Barry Kambizo Man:!. Jeja Stanley Hard·working Kanllndjembo Horne} CASH tor 811 Kandjii Sylvia Tji ..... oryoe Kandjii Sylvia Knm.ljozc your "oldies" from domestic worker Kandombe Lucky Gramma Stanlcy Kapuu Saraphiil Kando¥'lllU Siegrried In and outside of is looking for Knrillnge Isai Kanduuombe Canisius Ihangarisa your house, work KarigolU E\angclinc Kabjivena Chrislopherus Uakutura CV furniture, electric Kariuanga Uair.I[JC Phone 42203 Katjivikua Lesle), appliance., build Karuuombc Wil1ern Kabuutja Son)'a Uaurika Ing materlel end Karuuombe: Hcdwlg what have you, WomensHelp Kaute Feli:-.. Hirokoherwa Kasume MiklStinc Kauuo ... a Wel1a Willem Contact today: Together KalJlml Annalisc K.Lljm Kuvare Linea Jeomba 22001 2 IsalOlhc KtlIjingisiun Lubanda Patric Matcngu Ons beskik oar die M ilga K.ujiuongua dienste van Mukuao lsabclla Ualungua Scnnohia-C ondelVlncllngryke Ndisiro Charles Vaanda K3 un Mc!.:u!.:u)'c vrouans wal werk seek Nuscb Brian Kawari Fricdhacm as ontvangsdamesl Sogaib Jan Ka unutjike Ehrcnfriedl.' aJgemene kantootwerk, Tjavara Jacquelinc Kaingona Kaunutjikc Clementine opsporing klatk. Uutundu Elizabeth Ndemuhalira kantoorskoonmakers, Kau cari Waitaucm Van Wyk Comclius Nicolaas posbode en l89mal<9fs, Ka UUQV3 Willcm \V en dryw9(s Matuzee Coliacline Mbetjiua Kavendjii Belinda Skake162661 (air ure) Muundja Cedlie Kovczcpa b cquclinc Kavita B:uscba To HIre WINPHOEK HIGH SCHOOL Kuanga SalamI.' NAME OF CANDIDATE Kuumc Soirni TE HUUR Kwendhi Laim Taxi lisensie Bcukes A (Account/Maths! Bus. Stud Louw'Jacques ies) Mudi Don Pedro Tel 62661 all ure Coetzee H (PhSdencelBiology/Maths) Majazu Uakllpone M Uanivi G (Ph Science/Biology/MathS) Manuel Ana M Property , Mbazuvara Z (Ph Science/Biologyl M~lUrihungirirc Feslophinc Maths) Mbaisa Ebwn Titus S (Ph Science, Biology/Maths) MbllUkull Abcl K FLAT TO RENT Mosimane R.G. (Ph Scicncc.,Biology' Mbuendc Ebcnhardinc Fully fumlshed, 2 Maths) MdiriJona Libcrius J.W. bedrooms, &ell· To let KatJiruru T.K. (Ph Science/Biologyl MlOlha Franciska F contained llat In nice Malhs) MOlh luping Abl1lham neighbollrhood, c:Io&e 10 A torffi$f servanrs room Kauraisa B.U. (AccountlMathslBu.~ MoulOn Enrico E.M. shopping 09nl1e: Ms a with toilQt, cold showef, Studies) Mucsec Eben SITIaII garden with INII including 'MItur-and 30beb R. rACcOumfMathslBus Stud 11091 and a 1Jilrap9 Muhoko Uapin~;tna"5 elaclricily lor one petson. Now available ies) Mujahere Jermill J TV REPAIR Share kitchen with owner Price:NS1500 per month Mbaha C.N. 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Simon was fight on February 27. making his professional Simon also announced NAMlBIAN professional boxer Harry 'The debut after joining Jo that Gardner has prom Rose of Namibia' Simon made it look so easy hannesburg-based Ri ng ised him a crack at the when he knocked down Deon van Rensburg, Wise Promotions early Transvaal title if he l'an his South African opponent in just 1 minute last year. He also fought win his ne.xt eigth fights. 25 seconds of the fi rst round during a n in the junior middle· A South African title international boxing tournament last week. weight division for the could be in line ifhe be Van Rensburg made "1 first caught him with first time. l'omes the Transvaal contact with th e canvas a straig ht right between He first trained under champion. on th ree occasions in th e the eyes. then fol lowed Alan Toweel, wit h com , The Namibianbelongs opening round ofth e sup- with a right hook on the patriot Nestor 'The Sun to the saTlle ('amp as jun posedly four- round out- jaw but it was the rig ht shine' Thobias. but ior welterweight ti tle ing. uppe r·cut to his head changed camps soon af contender Jan Bergman The South African was which did the damage. ter accusing the South and is benefiti ng greatly also a victi m of Nestor He went down and out:' African trainer of not from sparring wit h Thobias during the Na- boasted theformerCDM showing enough interest Thobela, ex-World Box· mibian's debut profes- mine worker. in them. ing Organi s,;ltion(WBO) sionalfighta few months Simon said that al- The talent ed Silllon is lightwe ight champion. ago. though his opponent was now train in g under SiTllon. however, ad· The victory also se· a good boxer. " It was Bokkie Martin and is mits that iI isnot going to cured th e talented boxer, tough luc k that he faced promoted by the ac be an easy road to the who represented Na· two very good claimed Ron Gardner. top, "but hard work. dis mibia at the Barcelona Namibians hungry for He is set to figh t on an cipline and more figh ts Olympics, a new spon- glory in a foreign coun undercard to the Tony will improve mychanees sorship with a company try." Lopes-Dingaan Thobc la drasticall y:' he said. still to be announced. A former undisputed Inte rnational Boxing Man City in FA cup upset PHOTO FINISH .•• Alex Cloete orUnam Sport Centre (right) sprints past Frltz Awoseb (left) to win the third-leg orthe Pepsi Cross Country Series LONDON: Nathan Blake scored the only Jo hn son and Ne il stranded Czech goalie In a new track record or 41:14 seconds. Awoseb or Wlndhoek Hamen goal and Mark Grew saved a late penalty as Thompson. Ludo Miklosko but clocked 41:20 to claim second spot second division Cardiff upset Manchester Newcastle.riding high equalized three minutes CUy l..() Saturday and knocked the Premier in the Premier League, later th rough S teve League club out of the English Football needed a Peter Beardsley Jones. penaity inthesccond half John Scales and Joh n Cloete vvin.s Association Cup. to salvage a I-I tie at Fashanu were on target Cardiff, promoted [0 ing to join the league. home to struggling divi- for Wimbledon in a 2·1 • • division twO last season, downed one of the teams sion one team Luton. victoryoverSun derlan(i, ga inedthefifth roundfor it hopes to play next sea- Leeds, league cham- who replied through In. last gasp the first time since 1977. son, third division Pres- pion two seasons ago. hit Man in Sm ith. 81ake ne tted in the 63rd ton 1-0. Delwyn back from two goals In a clash of two Pre- league by taking third minute and veteran Humphreys scored the down to gain a2-2 tie at mier League teams. CONRAD ANGULA spot in an impressive goalie Grew save JOHANNESBURG: The South African Rugby evenlual win ne rs or the League's national side left Johannesburg yester tou rnament· Sydney-based day to take part in the Coca-Cola World SCl'ens EaStcrn Suburbs· 18·JO. Tournament in Sydney which begins on Frida}. Last year the dail y crowd 3\·crnged 25 000 o .. er Ihe The tournament is to Papua Ne wGuineaand Fiji. 1hree·day lOumment. rugby league what the Hong In Papua New Guinea. Team: HercusMahoncy. Kong Se .. ens is to rugby league is much more popu 10nny Assor, FaITa vall der union and apart from a lar than union wh ile the Merwe . Conrad numberor Austrnlian sides. Fijians are well·kno wn Raulcn bac h. Andre va n teams from France. Brit· seven·a·side experts ha .. • Wyk, ]aeobSteermag. Je lT)' ain. New Zealand, Papua ing won the rugby un ion GenJall. Barend Alkema, New Guinea. \','eitern Sa Hong Kong Se .. ens a Henry Kemp, Mark moa . Fiji. Russia and Ihe number of times. John son. RC'serves: Burger US arc also pa rt icipating. South Arrica entered the van der Merwe and Cedric The Across 1be Border rugby league world last year Dempsey, Coach : Paul DOUBLE STRIKE ... a proud Sylvester 'Lolo' Goraseb receives his just reward as 'Player of the _ Rhinos_are pilled, againsl wilh a Stunning 22· 12 win Ma tete and An thony Ser:tes' frq,m 1t1lnister Or Youth and Sport Pendukenllthana during Saturday's night's reception. H_ IWO VC'T)'. lOUP oppont'nls over the US~ buII05l,lhcir. Cooper. Mana8er: Ton), It is tbe aI~ed..~id6t;1du ' SS«ODd international trophy'after walkine away wltb the same award at . ;,. ... . - , in lhe ir qualifying round - second encounter to the Lone. the recent ~OS~FA Youth C~ ~ _~w~land. _ ~ _ • , . I' • , ' ,-.(~ .":: ": ' " ... • , I • I I I , I • ", • .. ,,-! , \ ",L 1_, oS . , ... .- .,.-~------Fired-up NaD1.ibia SPORT loses Pepsi Cup STOP PRESS .. . STOP PRESS ... Goraseb SCOOpS best player award ... Blizzards opening CONRAD ANGULA CANYON National First Ol\'lslon ouIHl,Afrl can Blizzards. will start training for the new THE NAMI8IAN season tomorrow (ruesday), a nnounced club Undcr-20 team pro- chairperson Sonnyboy Naukushu. duced their best foot- All Blluards' players and omclaJs are re- ball but sun failed to quested to beat the Namulonl Senior Primary crack a technically School neld at JShOO. New players are also sound German Un- most welcome to Join. der-] 7 national side in ~======,!..j averyentertainingin ternational soccer friendly encounter Calling women's played at the Inde pendence Stadium in soccer stars Windhoek on Satur day. TRAINING for the women 's soceerleams in Windhoek The second leg outing organised bytheNamibian Women'S Soccer Associalion begins tonight al 18hOO and all old and new players are of the inaugural Pepsi inviled to attend, Cup ended in a goalless BOlh Windhoek's leading City FCandthe fasl-improv stalemate and the young ing Survivors Fe are training at the same spot, but under Germans claimed the different coaches. There is room for newcomers to learn cup thanks to a 5-3 pen STRIKING FORCE ••• Namibian U20sstrikerRlaan van Wyk takes on Sven Rettlg.oneoftheslars 10 play this faSi and exciting span, alty shoOlout victory. of the German UI7s defense during the second leg of the Pepsi Cup international friendly at the Outside Windhoek, news so far has only come from the However, all was not Independence Stadium on Saturday, Namibia, despltccrealing Ihe most chances. failed to score as skilled Manchester side which came second in last year's lost for the talented the two battled 10 a goalless draw. The Germans won 5-3 on penalties. toumament. Trsining thcre has staned undera top coach. Young Warriors when News is Slillawailed from other new teams around the midfield Slar Sylvesler mib ia n midfield and also midfielder, who scored eyes of Namibia's Ger ity and composure also counny. 'Lolo' Goraseb was came close loscoring on for Namibia in Wednes man-born coach Peter won him many fans both The Windhoek training is on a gravel pitch at the Katutura Junior Spans Complex, just behind Independ· named 'Player of the several occasions only 10 day night 's 1·1 draw, 'Corporal' Uebcrjahn, on the stands and from ence Arena near lhe entrance 10 KatulUra. It stans at Series. ' be stopped by the excel also created a lot of Mohammed. who the visi ting German del· 18hOO lonigh. and will continue every weekday evening. The gifted Goraseb lent goal keeping o f splendid goalscoring missed the fi rst match egation. Now is the time 10 make you r dreams come true, and gei played a real humdinger Michacl Pelz. opportunities for his whi le in Gaborone with .. It was evident dur out on the soccer field. in the heart of the Na- The Blac k Africa teammates upfront but his club Chief Santos, ing the Pepsi Cup thal ""j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii... iiiiiiii ... iiiii ...... iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii... ii ... iiiiii ... iiiil poor fini shing by the brought back confidence Ueberjahn has suc I strikers kept the score and stability to the Na ceeded in moulding the shect clean. mibian defen sc which U20s into a formidable The 'Top Scorer' tro was lacking on Wednes combination which will TheFIRSTAssembled phy was awarded to ex day night . form the nucleus of the citing mid fielder and Wilh amazing cool future senior nalional scorer of Germany's ness under pressure, he learn. Vehicle in Namibia goal on Wednesday, can look forward to a The players have Thorsten Flick, another very brighl future in fool proved Ihat they are ea hot contender for the ball like his late father ger to learn and the ben TATA 3% TON TRUCKS 'Player of the Series' Gerson 'Kaputji' efit ofthcir international award. who added his Kuhanga. experience wassecn dur AVAILABLE at an second goal of the tour· Kuhanga, who also ing the two matche s nament during the fate · played with South Afri against the Germans. ful shoot-out. can glamour o Ulfit The team has added a UNBELIEVABLE PRICE! Goraseb and sweeper KaizerChiefs, had ady. new luslre to Namibian Mohammed 'Slice' namic lefl-foot which soccer. Ousebmisscd theiropcn made him onc of the Uebcrjahn was pre ing kicks during the pen deadliest strikers evcr 10 sented wi th Namibian alty shoot-out which was don a Namibian jersey national colours and a really lough luck because during the pre-independ "special certificate of together with goalkeeper cnce era. recognition" by Sports Ronnie Kanalelo. they Kanale lo proved on Minister Pendukeni were Namibia's best Saturday that he still has Ithana al the post-malch three players on the day. the safest pair of hands reception on Saturday Ouseb and Kanalelo in the country. He played evening. didn'l put a foot wrong a major role during the and brought tears 10 the tournament and hisagi l- Top seeds triUIIl ph MELBOURNE: It took Pete 5ampras less Cted the ball past him. than a month 10 achieve his ambition for The No I seed led 5· t beCcm losing 1994. three straight games, bullhen served OUI Sarnpras, who set himselClhe larget oC for the malch on his second ~pt , in Winning al leasl onc Or.Uld Slam title cluding IWO K'CS. He had I) acts tn all. during the ynr, wor~ down Todd Manin The first set oflhe men's flnailalled 63 with his power and acruracy, winning , - minutes · si" minules Ionact" than s.tur 6.6-4,6-4 in 155 minutes. day'. w~'s final In which Scd1i Graf ACter he lost the fi rst se t in Ihe tie· IlllllCked relcnt~S$ly from the r~ point breaker, Martin's level of inlc ns ity ap andoverwhelmod ArantxaSMchezViario peared 10 drop and he was Iluiddy in 6-0.6-2. '. trouble in Ihe second, in wh ich he trai led I. was the fastest Au.sualian "~ final TATA NAMIBIA (PTY) LIMITED 1-4. in more than 30 years. ~• . • "Winning the tiebreaker motivated The24-year-oldGumaa. ~~ lhcfounh PO Box 9169 • EROS· WINDHOEK · NAMIBIA Pete," said Man;n. "Li ke mDS( of lhe lOp Australian Open titleofher career, bul her players, he's a much better pmyer when first since. 1990. TEL.: 061-62123/62134· FAX: 061-61736 he's in front. " Monica·Seles. who is absent recovering by the third set, Manin was red uced 10 afterbcingstAbbed in the shoulder, won in a w.D. smile as ~k- 1991·92;93.•