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BAGHDAD: UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar met The UN chief met with Hussein in a final bid to avert war in with President Saddam Husseinfor two-and-a-halfhours yester­ the Gulf. day and told reporters afterwards ••• God only knows if there will Earlier Saddam Hussein vowed that Kuwait would be the be peace or war in the OIilf·'. scene of a major battle and rejected a Syrian appeal for an Iraqi The UN cillefimmediately left forthe airport at the concluSion withdrawal from the Emirate. of his talks and left Baghada at 22h15 (19hI5GMT). "The 19th province," which Iraq named Kuwait after its "I'm neither a pessimist nor an optimist but as Secretary­ August 2 invasion, will be "the field of a great battle," Hussein UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de CueUar, General, I must be optimistic," Perez de Cuellar told reporters said in remarks carried by Baghdad radio. pictured on ~ way to Baghad, yesterday had little at Saddam International Airport. They came as De Cuellar was in the Iraqi capital on a mission to say about his lengthy talks with Iraqi President Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz accompanied the UN chief Hussein. Photograph: Agence France-Presse to the airport but refused to answer about the talks. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Desperate Acheson in

JOHANNESBURG: ANC Sec­ retary for International Affairs, Thabo Mbeki yesterday mooted resh bid the Namibian electoral process as a way forward for South Africa, saying the registration of political parties with proven support bases was the only save method to ensure a proper to constitution. In an interview with SABC-TV, Mbeki said the organ that deals with a new constitution must be representative of all South Af­ his 'skin' rica's people - this meant in­ cluding such parties and groups as the Conservative Party and SELF-confessed hired killer, Donald Acheson, has made the Afrikaner Weerstandbewe­ contact with the South African Police from his place in hiding ging. after revealing that he was assigned to Windhoek to assassi­ "The legitimacy of the product (a new constitution) would de­ nate Gwen Lister, editor of The Namibian. , . rive from the fact that the people The SAP has confinned that Ache­ claims made by Acheson, including participated in ,the body that son will make a statement to them. a statement that he had handed five draws up the constitution. ' The Irish national is reported to be million US Dollars to Swapo-D to "We are contin~g to say that 'running for his life' after unwit­ 'destabilise' Namibia in the run-up to the UN-supervised elections. it is important.. nece~sary, and FIREMEN take a look at some of the damage caused to Wind­ tingly exposing the shady activities vital that a Constituent Assem­ of the Civil Cooperation Bureau Acheson is meanwhile reported to hoek's Regional Court after a fire broke out on Saturday night. have shaved off his distinctive black bly be elected. We support the (CCB). a secret wing of the SADF. Many valuable documents, seen lying in charred heaps here, An off-the-record conversation with moustache and gone 'underground' Namibian experience," Mbeki were destroyed in the blaze. See story below. Photograph: Jean a South African journalist last week said. Sutherland. led to the publication of startling CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 All the political forces in the country, the ANC man added, would have to get together and thought State Hpuse was on fire. discuss the issue. The court is only a few metres away from Namibian President Sam "AU the politiral forces that Nujoma's official residence. gather should al,;n-e on a basic Arson suspected in Three fire engines were quickly on framework - one-person, one­ the scene and prompt action by the vote, a united South Africa, an firemen prevented the blaze from independent judiciary, a Bill of spreading further. Rights, questions of this kind. Magistrate Chris Verwey later said So that when it Constituent As­ Regional Court fir~ various important documents were sembly meets, there are those destroyed by the fire, many of them basic principles agreed to by all irreplaceable. the political forces." POLICE in Windhoek are investigating the possibility of arson in the office of the prosecutor. Commisioner Eimbeck said the after a fIre broke out in the Windhoek Regional Court building in , The fire was reported at about 21WO damage is expected to run into thou­ Mbeki could not give a tirl1'~­ Liideritz Street on Saturday night. on Saturday night. The thick smoke sands of Rand. frame for the various politi~.,.. could be seen for miles around and The pqlice suspect arson. Noboby groups to sit down, but said i.e Although the exact extent of the Commissioner Siggi Eimbeck said it crowds of people flocked to the scene has been arrested yet in connection hoped it would take place be­ damage has not yet been detennined, was .. serious". to see what was happening. . withfue incident. The police investi­ fore the end of the year. - Sapa Namibian Police spokesperson 'The policeman said the blaze started , Many among the crowd said they gation is continuing. ?, M

18hl0: Kissyfur 18h17: Sesame Street 19h17: Zorro Community activist 19h41: Alf 'Hungry Like a Wolf' 20h05: In the Heat of the Night (Ill) 21hOO: News enters 'mainstream' 17h58: Programme Schedule 21h30: A Man for All Seasons 18hOO: News (final) to exist but would be linked to the 18h05: Weet Jy Nie 22h21: Sport WILLIAM HEUVA government by the National Plan­ ning Commission. According to him, "an amicable relationship exists TODAY'S WEATHER THE Director of Bricks Community between the government and the Project, Andre Strauss, bas been NGO's". THE Weather Bureau's detailed forecast for today: appointed Deputy Director of Cul­ Asked about Bricks' achievements • Fine and hot but partly cloudy in the North with isolated thundershowers in ture in the Ministry of Education, over the past six years, Strauss said the north-east. Youth and Culture with effect from they had built Bricks into one of the • Coast: Cool with fog patches overnight. January 1. "biggest and most dynamic" NOO's. • Wind: moderate south-westerly to north-westerly. - Sapa Strauss confinned his appointment He listed as one of their achieve­ in an interview with The Namibian ments the creation of "a new con­ Katutura man hangs himself and added that his new position had sciousness among people ... This in­ been confirmed.by the Public Serv- cludes the fact that people can de­ F AMILY conflicts were probably the reason why a weD·known Katutura ice Commission. . velop themselves, and the self-confi­ resident, Gerhard Mupaine, committed suicide on Friday morning. Asked about his new role, Strauss dence that ordinary people at grass­ According to pollce spokesperson ~iggl Eimbeck, Mupaine went to the said an important aspect was to root level can develop their own Nasboukor offices in Katutura, where he worked, on Friday morning. "translate government policy into media, " he underlined. He allegedly told the other officials he was going home to fetch some· practice and to put flesh on the con­ The former Bricks director said thing but never returned. Mupalne was weD·known in Katutura. He was stitutional guidelines on culture' '. there was· considerable talent and a reporter with the former SW ABC and during the Interim Governmen He added that cultural develop­ potential in Namibian society. "We was a member of NPF delegation in the so· called National Assembly. ment and its promotion on a national FORMER Bricks director have a rich oral tradition and this has level was a central function of his Andre Strauss still to be uncovered," ~stressed new position. "Culture must be di­ On "micro-achievements" Strauss versified, democratised and resoUrces hancing culture in the country rather noted that last year Bricks estab­ Bureau of Computer Services and material must be made available than weakening" it. lished a National Job Creation Serv­ Department: Systems Development to the majority of the people," he . Strauss said the decisipn to leave ice, a network body for econornic noted. Bricks had not been eafY. But, he self-sufficiency. Strauss emphasised what he called said, it was not a decis~on he had Further they had, together with ProgrammerlAnalyst the "decolonisation process" to taken alone. He said he · had also other NOOS, created a forum as well Requirements: Std 10 plus 5 years' experience in "enable people to get their human­ acted on "advice" from other activ­ as drawing up a development char­ ness" and said his priority would be ists in non-governmental organisa­ ter. programming/systems analysis. A relevant B degree to work on "areas not previously tion (NOO's). . Asked about how he would face will be a recommendation. Experience in UNIX/ touched". He emphasised that he had not the new challenge, Strauss noted that ORACLE DBMS is preferable but not essential. . Strauss' decision to 'enter the abandoned Bricks, but said the situ­ at grassroot level they had developed · mainstrelUTl of Government' has ation had changed. " There is no a "unique methodology" which he Job description: Development and maintenance of caused a stir in community circles. antagonistic government which will felt would help him in his new role. application systems. Client support and training. Asked about his reasons for leav­ inhibit development," he said, not­ Strauss concluded by extending an Must be able to work independently and com­ ing -Bricks - his-brainchild and a ing that the community organisation appeal to "cultural cadres" to feel municate effectively at senior level. project which has been associated had been formed under colonial free to approach them (the Ministry) with his name for the past six years, conditions. with ideas on cultural development Date of commencement: As soon as possible. he said the move was one of "en- Strauss said NOO' s would not cease and promotion. Closing date: 30 January 1991

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An attractive remuneration package applies. to persuade Hussein to comply with UN Security Council resolutions de­ in Casspir crash manding an Iraqi evacuation from Kuwait. NAMIBIA exprlenced I~s wor st Christmas and New Year holiday season - '!\- Hussein, rejecting an appeal on in 15 years with nearly 40 people killed In road accidents. ACADEMY Saturday for Iaqi. foICes to leave Kuwait According to a police report, 38 people have died In road accidents at from Syrian President Hafez AI-Assad, various places since December 21 last year. declared that his troops were "ca­ According to the police the main cause of the road accidents was reckless pable of defending Arab honour and and drunken driving. BUILD THE NATION Tl IROUGH EDUCATION Qf fighting the forces of th~ infidel' , . Many cases of housebreaking, theft, murder, rape and other criminal The Gulf now appears to be on the activities were r eported countrywide during the same period. THE BEST P£OPLE fOR THE J08 S2663/P228 brink of war, as a US-led multina­ • 1\ pollce spokesperson also confirmed last night that two members of tional force has UN authorisation to the Namibian Defence Force were killed when a Casspir armoured vehicle take military· action to drive Iraqi in which they were travelling colllded with a car. forces out of Kuwait if they have not The Casspir apparently overturned and the two soldiers died instantly. left voluntarily by January 15. - Sapa­ The driver of the civman vehicle, his wife and two children were slightly AP-AFP injured. The accident took place on the RehobotblKalkrand Road. . SIEMENS ~ ______~ ______L- ______son) for the death of Lubowski. Last week Acheson met with a re­ porter from the Beeld in a ·luxury fearing that he too has become the cenary, who says his code-name was Johannesburg hotel, where he made target of the clandestine hit-squad or­ 'The Cleaner' and who now admits to these startling revelations; ganisation for which he worked. being a paid killer, are the following: Although the reporter was not per­ PABX Acheson was held in prison in Na­ • that more than 42 CCB cells were m itted to take notes or use a tape re­ mibia for eight months following the set up across the country and that some . corder, Beeld decided to publish in the assassination of Swapo leader, Anton were still in operation; . public· interest, forcing Acheson to go Lubowski, last year, and was later re­ • that the CCB had a secret unit into hiding in fear of attempts by the leased due to insufficient evidence called the Dog Squad which consisted CCB to silence him. He told the Sunday against him. of professional assassins; Times that subsequent to the publica­ Throughout his incarceration, and • that he had burgled Swapo head­ tion of the interview, he had received presumably in spite of numerous inter­ quarters in Windhoek before the elec­ caDs warning him to 'run for his life'. Whether you need rogation sessions, Acheson denied tion last year and had stolen a number Late last night it was established that having any links with the CCB. of mes, including one with damning while Acheson was still in hiding, he a large or small telephone system He consistently maintained that he infonnation against top South African had made contact with the police with was an unemployed cartoonist. government officials; the intention of giving them a state- Siemens has the perfect product Speaking to a reporter of Beeld last • that while he was sent to Namibia ment: - for you . week for the lust time since his release. to kill Lister, he had been used as a There is presently confusion as to Acheson said the true purpose of his decoy for another CCB operation - the whether or not there is a warrant for the visit to Windhoek was to ·eliminate' slaying of Anton Lubowski; arrest of the Irishman in South Africa, Gwen Lister and monitor the UN-su­ • that he had handed over five mil­ and the possibility does exist that po­ NAMIBIA 9 ALBERT WESSELS ST P.O. BOX 23 125 lion US Dollars to Swapo-D to destabil­ lice may try to apprehentl him before he NORTHERN INDUS. AREA pervised elections. WINDHOEK . ise the country during the November complies with an order to leave the WINDKOEK NAMIBI A Speaking .to Beeld and later to the NAM IBIA 9000 Sunday Times, Acheson said he had elections; country before the end of this month. 9000 been ordered by a CCB agent, code­ • that the American Central Intelli­ Hopes have also been expressed in named Roland, to kill Lister. gence Agency (CIA) was involved in some quarters that there will now be "I would have put poison either in the murder of Wits academic, Dr David grounds to extradite Acheson to Na­ Tel. (061) 6~ -358 her personal sanitary belongings, or hee Webster, as well as activists Dr Fabian mibia, where he could face charges re­ toothpaste, but the hit was called off Ribeiro and his wife Florence; latulg to his admissions of being party hours before the Lubowski slaying," • and that a high-ranking police offi­ to a conspiracy to commit murder as he was quoted as saying. cer in Namibia was in the pay of the well as his undiscovered role in the Among the claims made by the mer- CCB and had tried to frame him (Ache- Lubowski killing. . . • \ • f",· - THE NAMIBIAN Mo~day J~mu~ry ' 14 1991 3 . Namibia to 'complain' Food tops President's about Bagani bombs list for the New Year IN A NEW Year message to Namibia, President Sam Nujoma said food self-sufficiency is top of the Government's priorities. He also THE Cabinet Security Committee nation from ambassadors· of neigh­ one's pet dog. said prospects for 1991 are encouraging, with work to be done on has condemned the bombing raids by bouring countries for the "unwar­ Alleged misconduct by members "unidentified" military planes on ranted" violation of this country's of the Police and the Army would development projects worth hundreds of millions of rands and Bagani in northern Namibia. territorial integrity. also be investigated and steps taken investors locally and internationally interested in starting busi­ The committee said in a statement The Security Committe also said should criminal behaviour be dis­ nesses in Namibia. following a meeing on Friday that in the statement it had decided to closed, the committee decided. President Nujoma said under co­ · many jobs, said the President. He the Nami,bian government' 'condemns recommend to the Cabinet that the The committee further discussed operation and other agreements signed added that poverty and lack of jobs in no uncertain terms the violation of Presidential Guard be retrained. the general security situation in the last year, R550 million of develop­ were at the centre of the goveni­ Namibia's territorial integrity by The statement follows a number of country. ment assistance has been pledged. ment's attention. The government unidentified military planes and the controversial shooting incidents Among issues deliberated upon was This is to be spent on building roads, · has taken emergency steps to help - dropping of bombs on Namibian involVing the Presidential Guard, the apparent infiltration of "hostile schools, hospitals and clinics, pro­ those worst off, including emergency territory". including a civilian being shot through elements" into Namibia and the viding many jobs. food in Caprivi and southern Na­ Foreign MIDister 1heo-Ben Gurirab both legs, motorists' cars .being departure of former members of The total budget for building roads, nubia and other help both from within has been instructed to seek an expla- damaged, and the shooting of some- Koevoet to South Africa. highways and new telecommunica­ Namibia and from abroad. Water is a tions lines and stations is R208,5 key problem and in some areas ani­ million. Even more money is likely mals are dying of tfllrst. He said to spent under regional contracts, urgent work on the Calueque water such as those to be agreed by the system in Angola was one step to Southern Africa Development Co­ provide water. New petrol power as ordination Conference (SADCC) Food measures include bringing in meeting in Windhoek later this month. 25 tons of improved and drought He said foreign investors are show­ resistant seeds of maize ar..d ma­ ing considerable interest inNamibia. hangu millet and distributing~them to The country has well-proved mineral farmers. A further 2 000 hectares of stranglehold broken reserves and raw materials, with land is being brought into production investors interested in lead, gold, for these two food crops in Kavango, silver, graphite, tin and coal as well Ovambo and Caprivi and the Agron­ A SIDP bringing 34 million Iitres of petrol and diesel yesterday ingredients, or "additives", which as gas and oil both off the coast and omy Board is looking at ways of morning successfully finished discharging its cargo at Walvis Bay, they claim gives their petrol its spe­ inland. There are even plans for improving marketing to help encour­ The delivery, a co-operative effort between rival Namibian oil cial qualities. "aquaculture", which apparently age both commercial and subsistence companies Caltex and BP, is an important new break in the According to Storm, more sup­ includes extractig chemicals from farmers to produce more. country's dependency on South Africa for fuel. plies may be bought from the same sea weed. Crop experiments have started at source, providing BP's criteria on The treaty Prime Minister Hage Fransfontein and Sesfontein. The Gov­ The oil tanker Petrobulk Rainbow will provide a quarter of require­ quality, continuity and good price Geingob signed with the European ernment has also subsidised small arrived at Walvis Bay last week, ments for 1991. Shell Namibia actu­ have been met. BP Namibia started Community last month is also a good farmers to help them to hire tractors. carrying 27 000 tons of fuel, or 17 ally pioneered deliveries from new last August to set up a department sign for Namibia's future, Nujoma Regiorial transport contracts likely millia,llitres for each company. Caltex, sources iast September when it started specialismg in buying international said. Aid and trade deals made under to be started soon include upgrading in full page advertisements hailing to import oil from Angolan parasta­ oil, and this is expected to be fully the Lome IV convention will provide the road through the Caprivi into a "oil independence day" for Nanubia, tal Sonangol, on a six month con­ operational next month. Buying oil an important foundation for building highway, a top priority for Namibian said the refined oil comes from Cura­ tract. This oil goes to Uideritz,where can be complicated, as the price of Namibian industries. trade with other parts of southern cao in the Netherlands Antilles in Shell has installed two new storage delivered oil varies considerably and The President admitted that Na­ Africa. There are also proposals to South America. The shipment is worth tanks, as the Angolans say they will factors such as the latest news of the mibia had been through a decline build a road through Botswana link­ some R54 million at prices for mo­ not call at Walvis Bay while it is still Gulf crisis can affect it enormously. since independence. He blamed this ing Gobabis with Johannesburg and

torists, although oil firms ar.e not occupied by South Africa. The first , Mobil Namibia's managing direc­ on investor uncertainty which had shortening the distance from Wind­ ~---) allowed to say how much they paid shipment was 1 300 tons and the oil, tor, Mr Von Lieres, says his com­ meant that many had waited for the hoek, as well -as plans to improve under Namibian laws on ruel infor­ thought to be cheaper than world pany aims to announce that they have dust to settle in the new Namibia roads in southern Angola. mation. There will not be any saving . prices, is largely used by local fish­ negotiated to buy oil "nearer home" before spending their money. He said The Govemment is working on a on South African prices as oil is ing boats and by CDM's Elizabeth in the near future. Namibia is thought this decline had started well before · billtci provide a unified national bought at a world market price, and Bay mine. More shipments are still to be keen to make links with West independence but had been disguised pension fund to cater for all workers the prices of oil from South Africa arriving. African oil suppliers among others. by the large sums of money brought . inCluding farmers and domestic are set in relation to these. . When last weekend's shipment Namibia has to buy refined oil as in first for the South African army workers, usually considered among Caltex director Alwyn Burger said arrived, according to BP's general there are too few buyers here for it to and then for UNTAG's presence in the worst off in Namibia's work­ the Government has asked Namibia's manager Harvey Storm, the first step be economic to build a refinery for the country. force. A Labour Code is also ex­ oil firms to look for non-South Afri­ was to take t~ams of experts on board crude oil. However, it is increasingly New businesses as well as devel­ pected to be finalised in the National can sources for up to 30 per cent of to check that the correct quantities easy to buy refined petrol and diesel. opment projects are set to provide Assembly soon. the oil they use. This is because fuel had been sent and that the fuels met is extremely strategic and it is unsafe international standards such as the to depend on one country for sup­ 93-octane level for petrol. plies. The Government target is to Once these were satisfied, the buy half the nation's liquid fuel needs unloading started on Saturday and from outside South Africa within finishedby lOam on Sunday. The oil WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! five years. Caltex, one of Namibia's will now be distributed by road and big four oil suppliers, says the oil rail and each country will add the . SHELL EROS SERVICE STATION

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Send a written application together with a comprehensive C.V. to Skeleton Coast Fly ' g Safaris, POBox 2195, Wind­ hoek, 9000, to arrive not later than Friday, February 8, 1991. . 4 Monday January 14 1991 THE NAMIBIAN ANC warns of action following massacre DURBAN: The latest violence in . compel the ANC to form "defence organisation's president, Oliver · Umgababa and Sebokeng woUld structures" for its supporters, the Tambo, said on Sunday. "We are not prepared to fold our arms and watch," said Tambo. The ANC would develop defence structures in ANC zones as a matter . of urgency - although political solu­ tions to the violence would be con­ tinuously sought. Speaking at a large Kings Park stadium rally in Durban, Tambo said 10 arrested as Sebokeng the Lower Umfolozi Accord between Inkatha and the ANC should be built upon. declared an unrest ar.ea At one stage, ~ stadium was packed with more than 40 000 people al­ JOHANNESBURG: Pollce have arrested 10 people in connection with the though the numbers thinned as the massacre on Saturday morning of 35 people in Sebokeng which has been pl'oceedings, which were considera­ declared an unrest area. bly delayed, wore on. The Minister ofLaw and Order, Adriaan Vlok, said the arrests had been Congress director of iJ;lternational made after intensive investigations throughout yesterday and further affa!t's Thabo Mbeki, who was· in arrests were expected soon~ He said the police had taken possession of Tambo's entourage on Sunday, has several AK-47 rifles and a quantity of ammunition. One of the rifles had already indicated ANC-Inkatha talks already been ballistically linked to shooting incidents. ANC President Oliver Tambo greeting supporters. Yesterday Tambo might fQrge ahead this month. Five other AK's were seized during the night and mor e arrests were eXpected. said events like the Sebokeng massacre would compel the ANC to Mbeki said on Saturday night it was hoped that Inkatha and ANC "I wish to thank the police for working non-stop in an effort to solve this for m ' defence structures'. Photograph: Agence France-Presse delegations, -led by Mangosuthu gruesome massacre. The Commissioner of Police, Gen Johann van der Buthelezi and Nelson Mandela re­ Merwe, has informed me that valuable information was received from spectively, would meet in January. members of the public that enabled the police to follow up vitalleads in the Before the proceedings started on investigations. Sunday,however,one "young lion " "I also wish to thank the public for their support in supplying police had the crowd roaring as he lumped . with such vital information. The situation in Sebokeng remains tense and witchdoctors, the KwaZulu Police, last night several homes were set alight and two people were murdered by the special police, the Amasinyora (a the necklace method." criminal gang) and Inkatha together. . Vlok declared Sebokeng an unrest area with immediate effect "in an All, he said, should be exterminated. effort to curb further violence". A curfew between 9pm and 4am was also Several ANC leaders, already in imposed in the area in terms of a Government Gazette which has been their seats, looked on while the young published. man made these statements. "I appeal to all residents of Sebokeng to assistthe police in enforcing law In his speech, ANC southemNatal and order in their township. branch chairman Jacob Zuma con­ "The curfew will be enforced with great circumspection and is not firmed that the party was committed · aimed at harassing law abiding citizens but to safeguard them and their . i to mass action. With sanctions on the belongings. I way out, "it is now our only de­ "I also appeal to employers to provide to workers who commute during fence ", he said. cufew hour~ with the necessary travel documents". he said.

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Kremlin forces deployed to the secessionist Baltic republic last week to. enforce the military draft have taken contrQl of at least seven k~y puildings in Lithuania. Lithuanian nationalists built barricades outside the Parliament yesterday in the expectation the Soviet forces would try to seize the building. One SQviet general said such a mQve was possible. ' Lithuanian lawmakers, meeting inside the Parliament building in an emer­ gency session, designated the republic's foreign minister to set up a govern- ' ment-in-exile if the Kremlin also crushed them. The legislators dclared independence from Moscow in March. ON THE LOOK-OUT FOR WAR: A French paratrooper ofthe 1st Hussards Regiment watches some Meanwhile, Albertas Shimenas, who. was elected Lithuania's prime minister faraway point through his binoculars during a war exercise in Abu Dhabi. His regiment has been in the Qn Thursday, appeared at the Parliament late yesterday after being repQrted United Arab Emirates since the beginning of the Gulf crisis to assist the Emirate army in case of missing. The Parliament, which was called into an emergency session yester­ conflict. Photograph: Agence France Press. day by Lithuanian President Vytautis Landsbergis, had elected Gediminas Vagnorhis to replace Shimenas. Landsbergis said Shimenas had put his family in a safe place and had encountered difficultY in getting back to, the Parliament building. He is expected to have his powers restored to him by the legislators. Parliament also declared yesterday a day of mourning and asked peQple to. Baghdad prepares raise flags with black ribbons and ring church bells. , The Soviets appointed a military commandant for the republic, imposed a curfew of 22h00 to 061100 (2000 GMT to. 0400 GMT) and prQhibited people from leaving Vilnius, the republic's capital, without having their documents checked. for 'all-out' war, , The regulations were annQunce,d Qver Vilnius Radio several hours after Soviet troops seized the station' with the backing of five tanks and three annored personnel carriers. .i< NICOSIA: UN Secretary-General urged an early strike to force Iraq from Iraq pursued its litany of death The Lithuanianhe;uth minister, Juozas Oleka; told Parliament that 13 people Javier Perez de Cuellar met Iraqi Presi­ Kuwait if it refused to. get out peace­ threats against the US-led multina­ had been killed and 112 injured in the assault, saidLinasMuliolis, anAmerican dent Saddam Hussein yesterday to find 'fully. tional force of more than 615 000 working as a spokesman at the Lithuanian parliament. a way out of fast-apprQaching war. "I can't see any reaso.n or prospect trOQPs. -i At least eight other people had been injured in Lithuania the past two days The chances were slim. QfIong delay once it becomes clear that The Defence Ministry newspaper in similar government-backed takeovers of Lithuanian buildings, which the The UN chief had little room to. the chance of peace we are talking said Iraqi defences were almo.st im­ government considers its own property. manoeuvre. hemmed in by Security abQut no IQnger exists,' 'he said. penetrable, and fQrecast "thousands or Daffiutie Vabalate, a worker in the Lithuanian parliament's informatiQn Co.uncil resQlutions demanding Iraq In Saudi Arabia, allied tro.o.ps opPo.s­ tens of thQusands o.f American aggres­ bureau, said the annQuncement alSo. included a ban Qn demQnstratiQns. A duty quit Kuwait and, according to a Soviet ing Saddam headed for frontline posi­ sors" would die trying to breach them. officer at the Vilnius military command said martial law had not been impQsed. expert, by Saddam's view Qfthe world. tions in the no.rth, ready fo.r the UN " ... the heads o.f agents and traito.rs The regulations were similar to. measures ordered during past ethnic unrest "He feels there is a co.mplex con­ deadline. fQr Iraq to. quit Kuwait. to. will be tom apart .... said t11.e al-ThawTa in other republics. . spiracy to eliminate him ,.. tQ surround expire tomo.rro.w, basically a few hours daily. the o.rgan 01 S'addam's ruling Lithuania, with 3. 7 mil1iQnresidents, has been seeking independence despite Iraq, to strangle Iraq." said Yevgeny away. ' Ba'ath party. rigo.rQus eCQno.mic sanctions impo.sed by Gorbachev and warnings ofwo.rse to Primako.v, a tro.uble-sho.oter for So.viet The deadline expires at midnight "At the forefront will be the head of co.me from SQviet hard-liners. President Mikhail Gorbachev who has New York time, 08hOO (0500 GM1) the traitor of the two. ho.ly shrines .. .. " it Asked earlier if the military would take any action against the hundreds of known Saddam fo.r 21 years. to.mo.rrow in Iraq and Kuwait. , said. referring to. Saudi King Fahd peo.ple inside the parliament building, Gen. Vladimir Puskobchik, the head of "NQw, if he is sure that the o.nly Racing the co.untdown. 46 diplomats ' whose official title is "Custodian Qfthe the Vilnius garriSo.n, said "such a possibility CQuld arise." choice is either to die or to stand o.n his pulled out of Baghdad at the weekend. two Holy Shrines" in Mecca and Med­ knees o.nly to. die afterward. he would Among the few embassies still o.pen on ' The neighboring Baltic republic of Estonia, meanwhile, braced for the ina. prefer war. where everybody lQses." Sunday wele thQse of the So.viet Union. ' In the Saudi desert, weekend winter planned deplo.yment of 2 000 Soviet paratrQQpers yesterday. Meanwhile, Baghdad's official newspapers ig­ China, Cuba, France and several Arab rains brought unusual discomfQrt for General Fyodor Kuzmin, commander of the Baltic ~tary Region, told nored the peace mission. In a capital countries. All had reduced staffing. soldiers sleeping under. camouflage Estonia that the paratroopers would be sent to the capital of Tallinn yesterday, being rapidly abandoned by the few The United States and Britain told netting but also helped lay the dust according to Sergei Chernov, a spokesman for the republic's government. . remaining diplo.mats, edito.rials spoke the Iraqi ambassadors to cut their staff kicked up'by manoeuvring tanks. and Gorbachev ordered the paratroQpers in to rQund up draft dodgers and Red only of war and in~le Iraqi victory. in Washington and London 'to. fo.ur each soldiers heading north. Army deserters. He warned last week that the Kremlin might have to impo.se "We will not be'disclosing a secret in the next 48 hQurs, effectively expel­ US cargo. planes and commercial jets direct rule on Lithuana unless it backed off its independence declaratiQn. ' when we say that Iraq's arsenal CQn­ ling a total Qf 40, diplo.mats and em­ pursued the relentless buildup started Thousands of draft-age youths are refusing compulsory military service. In tains surprises which will astonish Qur bassy suppo.rt perso.nnel. . five months ago after Iraqi troops swept Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, many are performing community service as enemies and fascinate our friends," the Mo.re airlines suspended flights to into Kuwait. permitted under local laws declared invalid by the Kremlin. - Sapa-AP Defence Ministry newspaper al-Qadis- ' the area, with Tunisia's natio.nal com­ Convoys of trucks. racing against the siya said. "This also applies to our pany abandoning flights to Saudi Ara­ deadline, are ferrying everything fro.m military plans." bia and the United Arab Emirates from main battle tanks to to.iletries to. for­ Baghdad has battle-pro.ven chemical today and China' s airline all trips Qver ward po.sitions. Lo.o.king beyQnd the 'War - the most difficult weapo.ns used against Iran and is the regiQn fro.m yesterday. buildup, the International Red Cross widely believed to have bio.logical SQaring war insurance rates have prepared for the cruelties o.f co.nflict. arms. It has been warned by the West of already fo.rced many internatio.nal car­ It said it had been , .... reminding the devastating retaliatio.n if it uses them. riers to strike Israel from their destina­ main protagonists that they are bound decision for a President' British Foreign Secretary Do.uglas tions. by internatio.nal laws guiding army Hurd, visiting Jordan. said there was Saddam has warned that Israel will behaviQur in times of war." - Sapa­ W AS HlNGTON : It is about the She was asked during the 1988 o.nly a slim c\lance of averting war and be his first target sho.uld war break out. Reuter mo.st difficult decision a president presidential campaign to prepare a can make - whether to go to war and psycho-biQgraphical study of candi­ %F ROBIN. IS NOTC~PL.ETEI-"'" SATISFIEO, NE.ITHER IS THEODORE 'OOlE --A1.t.A5 T)oIE send combatants to their deaths. dite Bush. "SILV!Hl FO)C" .' Some presidents agonize over it. "I couldn't rsponsibly do it," she ' So.me don't seem to. have lQst a wink says. Despite the ample record of o.f sleep. Bush's long public career, "there NQW it is GeQrge Bush's turn. He was no data to sho.w what he is really stands on the brink of committing the like," United States to. a war that SQme 'Either he is a very private man expelts say co.uld cause thousands of who doesn't want peQple to find Qut casualties. what he is like or he is an 'organiza­ Whether Bush is repelled by the tion man, , the type of person who, if idea can hardly be discerned from he has insight!, hides them." what he has said und do.ne so far. He gave no evidence of his feel­ And ifhe is, he certainly can't say ings when he Qrdered the incursion in so. while engag~d in psychological Panama in 1989, which led to the warfare with Iraqi President S addam deaths of 23 American servicemen. Hussein, who. might interpret such In US .history, no president saw sentiment as hesitation. more men die in battle than Abraham AlSo., experts say, Bush is amQng Lincoln, and probably none agonized the most private ofpresidents. Politi­ more. cal scientist Betty Glad of the Uni: Lincoln's biQgrapher, Stephen B versity of South Carolina, editor of a Oates, writes that Lincoln once told a recent bo.ok, "The Psycholog'cl senator from Indiana that the su­ Dimensions of War, "tried to see : 1.e preme irony of his life was that fate inner man ip George Bush and ga e up. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 GOZOZO by Jon Si1enle 6 Monday January '14 1991 . ' Il • ,. I' THE NAMIBIAN

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. Ethimbo lyokrisimes,a nomumvo omupe ,mOwambo Ethimbo lyOkrisimesa nOmumvo momasiku shogali24. 12. 19900pwa omupe ndjoka lya ziko olya li lya KU OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATl Ii pwa nwethwa ohauto yonomola ' hokololwa koyendji kutya olya lilela SW 9789 nokonima sho ya nu oma- ' hwepo okuliyelekanitha nomathimbo hooIi omuhingi okwa fadhuka po ina omakwawo ngaangaka ga ziko odhindji noonkondo. Aagundjuka ya ogendji sha li wo sha pewa oombuto ke haka Paulus nanakuJipotwa anuwa futa. Oshipotha oshi Ii kOpolisi ya momimvo dha ka pita. tokola ya hokanathane, unene tuu dhokukuna' opo yi imonene mo iilya otaka holoka mompangu ya Mang­ Shakati tashi konaakonwa. ' Komufala gwOpoIisi mOshito­ ngaa okuza momasiku 8.12.1990 sha oyindji noyoludhi oluwanawa ndoka . estrata eti 15.1.1991. Egumbo lya meme Maria polwa shika omusamane James uka komeho. Omuntu gumwe owa Ii taln opalele. ' Omumati gwOmukwiita gwomomukunda Ongwediva popepi Tjivikwa papulo, okwali alombwele tashi vulika wu hiywe koohango dhi Oshifo shih sho sha pulaapula gwokoRuacana okwa yahelwe na Tate Kaupa ka Mwatotele, olya oshifo shika mOshakati kutya Opo­ vulithe puntano mesiku limwe na ka maakwashigwllDfl osha lombwelwa nondjembo pashiyakela uusiku weti pipo thiluthilu na inamu hupa sha. lisi oshowo Etanga lyEgameno olya kwa li to vulu okukala pudho adhihe. kutya oya pandula omolu omakwatho 24.12.1990 manga a lita ende mOn­ Shimwe ashike inamu pila omuntu. Ii lya 10ngo omutenya nuusiku opo li Owa li wu na okuhogolola kutya oto ngaka. doolopa ya Shifo' puukefe hawu Opolisi mewiliko lya Komufala tule onkalo yoshitopolwa noyoshig­ yikuyalyeponaoshalishaetaegeyo Epandulo liniwe olya zi mpolal ithanwa Omaulayi. Pethimbo,oshin­ gwOpolisi mOshitopolwa onrusamane wana ashihe megameno. Okwa ti kutya kwaambeyaka inoya ko ku yawo na sho Epangelo lya kuIhileko aa,kwashig­ ingwanima shika tashl yi moshifo ka Tjivikwa oya kala nokulcwathela shoka sha etitha opo Aagameni mbaka otwiinekela kutya otaye ke tu ~- wana !rombinga yofuto yomambakwn­ kwali taku vulika okuninga okudhima omulilo ihe molwashoka ya kale ya kutha lID OOogaku pethimbo ina po ngaa. baku nonando pomahala gamwe inashi ekwatathano nOpolisi ya Ruacana mOw ambo kamu na omaloIi gokud­ ndika, omolwashoka pwa kala omi­ Pakupula maanageshefa yamwe tulwa miilonga natango. manga opo yi gandje omauyelele hima omililo. egumbo olya pipo th­ toto dhoka tadhi ti kutya opu na moshitopolwa oya hokolola kutya, Kakele komauwanawa ngoka ga giihwapo moshinima shika. ilu nooando kwali taku kondjiwa nago. okangundu nenge uungundu mboka omvula ndjika pethimbo lyoKrisimesa, kala methimbo ndjoka lya tumbulwa, Okakadhona okagundjuka lela Okwa Ii wo kwa kundanwa kutya wa li wa hala okupiyaganeka onkalo , nando kwa kala taku ti kutya iimaliwa omwa kala wo iiponga, unene yiihauto. kedhina Veronika UugWanga Iyambo omulumentu nenge aalumentu yon­ yoshilongo noshigwana ashihe oya fa kayi po nawa,' oya landelwe Yamwe oya sa omanga yamwe ya komomukunda Okakukaumbi tumba oya holokele mompangu ya pethimbo lyOkrisimesa. noonkondo pethimbo lyOkrisimesa. mona iiponganoya kala taya pangwa mOkando na oka kala ha kiilongele Mangestrata pOndangwa shi na sha Oshigwana osha kala' megameno Oshigwana shoka sha kala shaana miipangelo omadhengathana, Ookompiutera mo Winduka oka si . nedhipago lya meme Foibe Auala. - ewanawa noshinima oshikumithi sha shokulya osha Ii sha topolelwa omatsaathano noombele, omaiyaho eso lyombaadhilila sho kiimangel­ Pethimbo oshinyolwa shika tashi yi shoka sha ningwa mUumbangalantu iikulya kEpangelo okupitila mOon­ noondjembo, omaimangeleko, eke omanga ka li koWinduka eti koshifo inaku monika natango okom­ woshilongo, oohango dhoka dha Ii geleka omanga oshigwana pomahala omadhipagathano nomiti dhoohefa 20.12.1990. Efumbiko olya ningwa enda okuzilila kOpoIisi. oshowo omaso gopauntshitwe. Oom­ nale mOkando. Omusamane Kefas Shilungu botsotso nadho natango odha kala Meme Diina Naluwe gwomomukunda Oshilulu mOn­ tadhi ehameke oshigwana mpeyaka gwomomukunda gu li popepi gandjera okwa si eso lyombaadhilila nampeyaka. nOshikwiyu okwa dhipagwa anuwa sho iimangeleke eti 5.1.1991. Okamati komusamane Pineas komusamane gwe konima sho ya li Meekulu Annastasia Naunyango Ndjenda gwomuKandjengedi popepi taya nyenyeta. gwomomukunda Onyaluwili popepi nOshakati kedhina Paulus Ndjenda Omusamane Onesimus Kashiku nOshikulufitu mOmbalantu okwa gwoomvula 30 oka yahelwe nokusa gwomomukunda Okakekete mOm- ' . hulitha oondjenda dhe mepipi komumati gumwe anuwa gwomEt­ balantu okwa sile me gumbo lye lyuukokele woomvula 70 nasha. anga lyEgameno uusiku weti nokufumbikwa wo esiku tuu ndjoka Opolisi oya Ii wo ya tseyitha kutya 22.12.1990 konima sho nakusa anuwa konima sho a kala ta hepekwa mOkalukanda ka Neshila omwa li a li a hala okudhenga nenge okuninga komukithi gwaaashiwike nogwa kala mwa kuthwa iilwitho yontumba pa­ sha omukiintu gwontumba gwa nyengana okupangwa miipangelo. longelokumwe lyOpolisi nAakwiita muKandjengedi. Nakusa okwa fum­ Okwa fumbikwa pOngeleka Olufa yEgameno pethimbo lya Krlsimesa. bikwa nale eti 30.12.1990 mOshakati. pEgongalo lyawo kwali. Ilnima iikwawo pakund- Kepulo otaku tiwa kutya Omusamane POngalasheyomanwetheloyoma­ jandjukununa, otayi ka holoka na­ Ndjenda okwa tula mo nale oship­ hooli yomusamane Johannes Nyungu tango moshifo shika muule woshiwike otha shi nil sha nedhipago lyokamati ShaH, opwa zi ehokololo tali ti kutya twa uka mo. Omumvo 1991 nagu ye miilonga: Libertine

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Omumvo nguka ogwo omumvo gwokutula omapopyo,omatokolo nomathaneko ngoka ga ningwa notaga ningwa kEpangelo miilonga. Ihe otandi indile mboka mu na oondjo dhokufuta omeya noma­ lusheno dhi thike pomamiliona gahamano 6000000 mu kale mwe dhi futa dha pwa omanga esiku lyokudhimbulukwa Emanguluko lya Namibia 21.3.1991 inali thika. Shika oshali sha popiwakOminis­ yaashi ndjoka yokuteta ko omalush­ shoka shi na sha noondjila. teli ndjoka yi na sha nOmapangelo eno nokungambeka omeya ga kale Oministeli sho yuuvu iinima ayihe gOpaitopolwa nOmagumbo Hefolo itaga ende we taga endelele ngaashi mbika oya pula Omusamane Martin Libertine Amadhila. moshigongi shi Ii ngaashingeyi. Gouws ngoka oye e Ii Omuwiliki shoyo shoka ya li ya ningila mOs­ Aakwashigongi nayo wo oya 1i ya g'wOshikondo shIilonga pethimbo hakatieti 9.1.1991. gandja omaudhigu gawo, ngaashi ndika, ta ti; "Omusanlane Gouws, KJeopas Ngenomesho na Aili Nghifmdwako ava tava monika me­ Oministeli oya ti oye ya kOshito­ kutya Omukalo ngoka hagu longithwa ou uvite ngiini kombinga yiinima fano eli, ova yapulililwe ohombo yavo momafIku 14 Desemba 1990. polwa shika opo yi gandje elombwelo kaaleshi yoometa dhomeya nolush­ mbika tayi popiwa kaakwashigongi, Eyapulo ola ningilwa meongalo laElcin mEdundja. Aili Ii na sha nokufuta omeya nomalush­ coo pomathimbo nopomahala gamwe, oto ka kotha ngaa nena nawa shill' '? omuhongifikola omanga Kleopas e li Omakeninga moWindhoek. eno ngoka aakwashigwana yokuum­ ngoka gwokutengeneka nokukutha Oministeli oya gandja elombwelo bangalantu itaye ga futu nope na uupokati, kagu shi omwaaruiwa oshoka kutya moshilongo omu na aantu ya oondjo dhEpangelo dhi thike poma­ otashi vulika Epangelo Ii inyokome longwanawa iikwamalusheno nOm­ miIiona gahamano pethimbo ndika. nenge li nyokome nakuloogitha omeya eya na ngele mboka ye li pomahala FRANKS GARAGE, ongalashe i Ii­ Hefolo Amadhila okwa ti kutya nomalusheno. Aakalimo mOshigongi itaye shi vulu napu tulwe mboka mboka ye na oondjo dhika, ongaashi oya Ii wo ya nyenyeta kutya aak- ' yeshi iilonga. lepo okupangela oihauto yeebaki Aanangesbefa, aanambelewa oshowo wanepangelo mnboka ye na sha Kenyeneyto limwe, Oministeli oya ihe aakwashigwana mboka ye 1i mo­ nOmalusheno nenge nominino dhom­ Ii ya lombwele aanangeshefa kutya oshoyo eetuukala. Mopaife otu na magumbo gawo moondoolopa. eya ngele dha teka kaya endelela otashi ka kala oshiwananwa kukehe nokuIi omanyakwa mokwalush­ Oministeli oya ti kutya oshinima okucD:li pangela, unene ngaashi omash­ omunangesbefa a kale e na okandjugo shih oye shi dhimbulula okuza eti ina gokugandja omalusJleno kOoseko nenge uundjugo womaholameno eno. Ngeenge owa hala oilonga ya 21.3.1990 sho oshilongo sha man­ ngaashi ndjoka ya Nujoma unene. waayehe pomahala goongeshefa guluka. Okwa ti kutya ngele aalongitbi Moshipangelo sbEpangelo mOshakati dhawo opo aalandi yawo ya vule nhuka po, dengela Kai yomakwathelo ngaka itaya futu nena anuwa onru na eshina ina li pangelwa okulongitha uundjugo pomathimbo niiyakulitholonga mbika itayi vulu natango. Osho Aakwashigongi ya ngoka taya landa iinima poongeshefa Rubow He Rainer Kring okugandjwa na otashi ka eta mpoka tseyithile Oministeli. Oshigwana osha dhawo. yon~~odi kutya ngele nani aalongithi yomeya Ii wo shalombweleOministelikutya Omumvo nguka nagu kale omumvo konomola 33210 ile 228911 nomalusheno mOondoolopa ID,Ulpehe noondjila dhoka dhoostrata moon­ gwokutula omathanek9 nomatokolo moWindhoek. Diehl Stret 13. mpoka pu na oometa,itaya ka nita, doolopa odhi na iilambo na kadhi miilonga. Osho Hefolo Libertine a ti. nena ka pu na we ompito yimwe silwa we oshimpwiyu kOshikondo THE NAMIBIAN Monday January 14' 1991 9

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MBURUMBA Kerina, ·een. van Narnibie se veteraan-politici, is Vrydagkragtens 'n bevel van die Windhoekse Hoerhofuilsy pos as verteenwoordiger van die Federale Konvensie van Namibie (FCN) in die Nasionale Vergadering geskop. Dit volg nadat die FCN-Ieier, Hans Tjitendero sal nou ingevolge die Diergaardt, verlede jaar.di.e geskil na hofbevel volgens Artikel 48 van die die Hof geneem het omdat Kerina Namibiese grondwet Conradie moet vasgeskop en volstrek geweier het . verwelkom tussen die land se eerste om sy setel te ontruim. parlementariers. Die toutrekkery het beginnadat dit Die uitspraak van die HofVrydag duidelik was dat Kerina en Dier­ gaan 'n nuwe wending in Kerina se gaardt openlik verskil en Kerina ook toekoms tot gevolg he enhy kanhom ten gunste van die Namibiese grond­ weer in 'n politieke woestyn bevind. wet gestem het - iets wat Diergaardt Die ou strydros in die politiek het betreur het omdat hy 'n groot voor­ egter die afgelope tyd taamlik na staander van 'n federale steisel vir Swapo gevry in sy uitsprake voordat die land is. hy Vrydag van sy pos onthef is. Dit Kephas Conradie, 'n man wie se het waamemers Iaat gis dat hy bin­ naam aan 'n reeks politieke splinter­ nekort terug sal keer na Swapo; die partye gekoppel word en 'n onder­ regerende party wat hy dekades ge­ Ieier van die gefragmenteerde FCN, lede help bou het voordat hy ander gaan nou vir FCerina vervang. weivelde gevind het. ~et die geslaagde aansoek het die FCerina is die leier van Nudo Pro­ FCN 'n besluit van die Speaker van gressiewe-party, wat tydens die die Huis, dr. ~o se Tjitendero, ter onafhanklikheidsverkiesings in 1989 syde gestel wat Kerina bevoordeel deel was van 'n groepering van 'n het dat hy sy setel kon behou nadat klomp klein partye, wat die FCN die groepering in sicrywes aangedui gevorm het. Focus kon Kerina, het dat Kerina met Conradie vervang Conradie en Diergaardt oor die naweek moet word. rue opspoor rue. DIE hele wereld se asems is opgehou oor die moontlikheid van 'n vernietigende oorlog in die Persiese Golf, wat more kan uitbreek indien Irak volhard om te weier om uit Koeweit te onttrek. Teen gistermiddag was daar nog geen uitsluitsel oor die gesprek tossen Sad dam Hoessein van Irak en die Sekretaris-generaal van die Verenigde VoIke, Javier Perez de Cuellar, wat inderhaas hom na Irakese-missiel 'gesteeJ' Bagdad gehaas het om te kyk ofhy 'n katastrofe kan afweer. Die foto vanAFP toon twee Amerikaanse AMERlKAANSE en Britse magte het in 'n skokaanval in die besette Koeweit sold ate in Saoedi-Arabie, wat met gemengde gevoelens wagstaan. 'n grond-tot-Iugmissiel buitgemaak en dit teruggebring na Saoedi-Arabie, waar dit skadeloos gestel stu word_ . Spesiale magte van Amerika en Brittanje het in verlede maand met 'n helikopter tot agter die besettingsmagte deurgedring en die Irakese soldate 'heeltemal onverhoeds betrap. Hulle het. sommige van die soldate gevange geneem en ondervra oor onder meer die Irakese aanvalsplanne. Later het hulle met die missiel teruggekeer na Saoedi-Arabie. Daar is nog net een dag oor vir Irak om vanuit Koeweit pad te gee, andersins Regering ingeloop met duisende klIn 'n geweidige ooriog met 'n ontsagtelike verlies aan menselewens in die streek uitbreek.

DIS 'n voldonge feit dat die Regering duisende of selfs miljoene voervorms ter waarde van R37 000 rande verloor het weens oneerlikheid met die Droogtehulpskema, genader is. Hul versoek was dat hy be~g Nampa. R18 000 in kontant aan hulle moes oorhandig. Daar word nou vanuit Regeringswee verskeie boere toegestaan is. 'n Ander. boer in dieselfde omge­ amptelike ondersoeke geloods om Hy het ook genoem dat hy probeer wing het gese hy is deur 'n persoon die aard en omvang van hierdie on­ om die verlore geld terug te kry deur genader met voervorms ter waarde reelmatighede bloot te Ie. Na wat . te besnoei op die toekomstige kwotas van R5 000. Die man wou ook kon­ berig word, word boere, handelaars van die boere waaraan te veel geld taut he vir sy vorms. Hierdie man is en Regeringsamptenare daarvan ver­ uitbetaal is. later na 'n nabygelee plaas en het dink dat hulle hulself aan hierdie Hy het verder geraam dat daar in voer ter waarde van R2 000 asook wanpraktyke skuldig gemaak het. die laaste drie maande alleen voer ter dieselfde bedrag in kontant van die Volgens dr. Kaire Mbuellde, Ad­ waarde van 'n bietjie meer as R2 boer ontvang. Die handelaar het Rl junk-minister van Landbou, is die miljoen in sy omgewing gebruik is. 000 vir sy "moeite" ontvang. polisie betrokke by die ondersoek en Nog 'n aantyging teen die boere is Gert Koekemoer, nog 'n bande­ kan diegene teen wie die ondersoeke' dat hulle van die vorms gebruik het laarboer in die omgewing van Ples­ gelas is, aan die pen ry en krimineel om kontant van winkeleienaars te sisplaas naby die Epukiro-reservaat, vervolg word. verJay. Die bedrag wat daardeur verlay outken dat hy erugiets anders as voer Die skema is op 4 Januarie vanjaar word, word tussen die twee 'partye vir die droogtehulpvorms uitgereik VACANCY FOR OXFAM (UK&I) tydelik opgeskort om verdere on­ verdeel en die bandelaar maak daa.rna het. Hy bevestig egter dat hy gedurende reelmatighede te verhoed en ook om 'n valse verklaring uit waarin hy Desember oorstroom is met versoeke voorlopige ondersoeke uit te voer. beweer dat hy slegs voer aan die om die vorms in kontant om te sit. Dit sal egter weer ingestel word. eienaar van die vorm uitgereik het. Johan Jacobs van die plaas Eland ADMINISTRATOR IN Boere in die omgewing van Goba­ Boere in die omgewing van Goba­ naby Rietfoniein se dat hy op 'n bis wou op navraag rue verderuitbrei bis is bekend vir oortredings van stadium met tot veertig versoeke WINDHOEK OFFICE oor die omeelmatighede rue, maar hierdie aard en dit het gebeur dat genader is deur boere wat ander items dit is duidelik dat duisende rande boere van sover as Kaokoland, met hul vorms wou bekom. verlore gegaan het weens veegetalle, . Otjittiuo, naby Giootfoutein, Otjinene Dit het ook aan die lig gekom dat Oxfam UK&I is a non-government wat opgeblaas is, asook vanwee die en Okakarara na hierdie gebied stroom sommige boere die vorms vervals feit dat sonunige boere die hulp wat om hul vorms vir kontant te verruil. aangesien daar rue genoeg aandag organisation suppo.rting community­ hulle ontvang het, omgesit het in Nico Swart, 'n boer en handelaar geskenk word aan die besonderhede based development projects in kontant of ander goedere daarmee in die omgewing, het gese verskeie wat op hierdie vonns verskyn rue. gekoop het rue. persone het hom genader met die Dit het gelei tot 'n gespanne ver­ Namibia. Die hulp was slegsbestemom voer versoek om hul vorms in kontant om houding en 'n taanuike geskil tussen te koop vir hul diere. te sit, maar dat hulle waarskynlik na U. Hoveka, 'njunior beampte en sy Daar is 'n algemene gevoel VaIl ander handelaars gegaanhet nadat hy seruor, ~. FCaseraera. eenstemmigheid onderinwoners van geweier het om aan hul versoeke V oorts word berig dat daar in die We are looki ng for an administrator/ hierdie gebied dat tHnge verkeerd gehoor te gee. omgewing van Otjinene drank, kos, geloop het met hierdie hulpskema, As gevoig daarvanhet sy marlcomset motoronderdele en selfs beeste met book-keeper to help run the busy maar dat hulle bang is om erugiets te gedaal in vergelyking metanderjare. hierdie vorms aangekoop is. Voor­ Windhoek office. se, veral noudat die polisie betrokke Hyhetgesehybeskikoordiename Iopige ondersoeke dui daarop dat geraak het by die saak. van die gene wat hom met versoeke hierdie oortredings veral in die In die Epukiro-streek alleen het van hierdie aard genader het. 'omgewing 'van Gobabis voorgek()m, ,.. Please send full CV to"PO Box 24576, Windhoek ongeveer R7 429 verlore geraak omdat Groot name in die boerderyge­ het. die betrokke Regeringsamptenaar te meenskappe van Otjinene, Plessis­ Die Droogtehulpskema is in Okto-' Closing date for applications is 21st )ailUary 1991. veel uitbetaat het. plaas en die streek aangrensend aan ber verlede jaar van stapel gestuur en' Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed on 28th January Bartholom~us Ujava, die land­ die Rietfonteinreserv aat word' in die doel hiermee is om hulp te ver­ 1991. • 4 boubeampte op die dorp, het ger'i verband met hierdie skandaal genoem. leen aan boe~e iti die droogfe-geteis­ For full job description please phone Sadike at 222065 Wind- ongeveer 80 voervorms 'na sy lear. Jan Labuschagne, 'n boer in hier­ ~erde gebiede van die suide, die soge­ hoek. . . to or teruggestuur is omdat meer gela die streek, het.voo rts. genoem dat hy naamde 'Herero-tuislande en in die as waarop die beere geregtig is, reeds in die verlede deur drie manne met Kaoko...... f ,f, ,":1 .~~ ...... ,,# 10 Mon'day January 14 , 991 '

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CLASSIFIEDS ADS Oldest swimming record broken PERTH: Australia· Joerg Hoffmann destroyed the oldest world record in men's sWimming and Tamas Darnyi edipsed his second world mark on a remarkable final night of the world swimming champion. EXCLUSIVE SOLE ships yesterday. AGENCY: Former East German Hoffmann But the big excitement was in the whether 1 would win the'race was a Luxury Hill battled with 17-year-old J\ustralian swimming pool and-it reached fever different story." "I was really sur­ Kieren Perkins in a duel which,car­ pitch for the 1 500 whicn pitted prised that Kieren wentJ out so Hoffmann and fellow Gennan Stefan fast, "Hoffmann said. "At 800 1 felt * Superb family home in top area! ried both more than four seconds below the eight-year-old record of Pfeiffer against Perkins and Austra­ fine and 1 was thinking ~ race vyould * 4 bedrooms, en-suite, Soviet Vladimir in the 1 ,lian teammate Glen Housman. slow down a bit. "At 1 200 I had my * and family bathrooIpS, S~lnikov Commonwealth champion' downpoint and 1 wasn't sure if I , , * spacious lounge and 500 metres freestyle final. Hoffmann, winner of Friday 's 400 Housman, denied Salnikov's world could finish. At 1400.. .1 was relying dining room, * freestyle, proved himself a worthy mark by a technical hitch ,on the on my sprint and 1 was surprised that, . * seperate guest flat. successor to Salnikov as king of the electronic scoreboard in Adelaide 13 he could go so fast in the last 50 ,- * Pool and brw. longest championship races, thwart­ months ago, was soon out of conten­ metres." - * Double garage, fully iDg the challenge of the Australian tion. Perkins said he had caught up with * walled in and crowd's favourite to complete a superb But Perkins and the two Germans his late spurt. "I thought he wouldn't * well secured. double. fought 'out the medal battle at an be able to hold it and 1 would be able R780000 . Hoffmann, who seized the lead astonishing breakneck pace. with to catch him, but it wasn't to be, ", he from Perkins before the 700-metre Salnikov's 800 world mark- not far said. For appointment to view, phone mark, touched in 14 minutes 50.36 from falling on the way. "I didn't discount Joerg or Stefan Roland Jordan seconds -- just 0.22 of a second ahead Pfeiffer, silver medallist behind but 1 didn't expect them to get so Tel 37270 (0) 38635 (H) of the Australian but 4.40 inside the Hoffmanninthe400, took the bronze close to us," said Perkins, who first mark Salnikov set in Moscow in in 14:59.34 -- the fifth man after cracked 15 minutes behind Housman February 1983. Salnikov, Housman, Perkins and now in last January's Commonwealth Damyi, who sliced 2.39 seconds Hoffmann to beat the 15-minute Games. from his own 400 metres individual barrier. ','I knew I could swiin. this time Anne Gebhardt medley world mark on Tuesday, "My plan, was to try and get in because that is what I've trained for," shattered the 200 medley record of front and stay there," Perkins said. Hoffmann' said. "All I needed' was American David Wharton and be­ , 'When 1 went into the race 1 knew I someone like Perkins to push me HOUSES HOUSES came the first man to beat the two­ would break the world record. But along. " - Sapa-Reuter minute barrier in the event. OLYMPIA: R450 000 HOUSES AGAIN The Hungarian, winner of all his major championship individual in Big house - even bigger value Are you looking for a brand new medleys since 1985, touched 1:59.36 house in Wanaheda: Katuturan to beat the 2:00.11 set in Tokyo in -- 5 bedrooms August 1989 by Wharton, who failed -- 3 bathrooms to qualify for yesterday's final. -- 4 garages __ We have: ___ "I knew I was going to break the :- TV room world record before the race. I knew -- Lounge -- 3 Bedroomed, Ca!peted muses the way 1 was training I had the -- Dining room for strength to do it," the 23-year-old -- Open plan kitchen R84300 double Olympic champion said after -- Study R89900 completing a magnificent defence of R93560 -- Swimming pool the two world titles he won in 1986. ********** Fellow Hungarian Krisztina Eg­ Make an appointment right now, erszegi achieved her own world cham­ tomorrow may be too late pionslP.p double, winning the 200 - -- 4 Bedroomed, Qupeted house ' backstroke by a ~ge margin of nearly forR95390 Contact Hellen Tel: 3417.7 (w) three seconds after winning the 100 , . *******-*.** gold on Wednesday. ~ Summer Sanders, who had already won silver and bronze, finally got her- , ---- 4 Bedroomed, Ca!petedhouse gold in the 200 b:uttertly, while Zhuang with two Bathrooms and a double Yong clinchewickets for one run in two overs, and came close to giving Eastern Province a spectacular victory on the final day of their Castle Currie Cup cricket match at Newlands in Cape Town yesterday. Given a target of241 runs in 115 had of plus 20 overs, Western Province getting anywhere near their target. quickly lost six wickets for 40 runs, Schultz, who changed ends after three of them in ~ over fiom Schultz., Rudi Bryson had made the initial but Darryl Cullinan (58) and Dave breakthrough, moved the ball late Rundle (13 not out), defied' the EP off a good length and gained the bowlers through a searching test to occasional lift. deprive the visitors of victory and Mark Rusbmere (79), who hit nine give WP a draw and eight bonus fours and batted for 277 minutes, points to the ' seven of their oppo­ put the'EPinnings on an even keel nents. and held it together. But it was the Cullinan played a masterly innings collective efforts of Richardson (39), of character and brilliant strokeplay. Philip Amm (39), Dave Callaghan He reached his 50 with a classic (29) and Tlffi Shaw (26 not out) which cover drive for his ninth four. He was built the innID.gs and enabled EP out in the 17th over having batted for skipper Kepler Wesells to declare 128 minutes and hitting 10 bounda- the innings closed. Rusbmere was ries. . involved in stands of 45 with Wessels, He and Rundle added 69 runs for 59 with Callaghan and 50 with the seventh wicket. Richardson after Easterns had been Adrian Kuiper, Brian McMillan, restricted to 96 runs in the pre-lunch and Eric Simons, who have formed a session. major part of the hard core of the Richardson also proved his all­ WP batting, failed to score -- all round value to EP. His 39 was full of falling to catches by wicketkeeper good strokes and followed his 40 Dave Richardson in one over from not out and eight catches in the Schultz.. The loss ofthese three wick­ match, which earned him the Man ROME - Rome's German player Rudi Voeller struggles for the ball with Milan's defender Franco ets ended any hopes WP may have of the Match award. -Sapa Baresi during the Italian first division match recently. Photograph: Agence France·Presse

.Reds hang onto log lead by skin of their teeth .. ' ~ LONDON: Liverpool maintained their one· point lead over Arsenal in the English soccer league as both teams played to scoreless ties on Saturday, while Crystal Palace re·entered the title chase with a victory at lowly Sheffield United. Liverpool were held to a 0-0 tie at In the second division, Trevor *Luton 3, Southampton 4 (2-2). Aston Villa, while Arsenal retained Morley kept West Ham in first place Matthew Le Tissier scored twice their lmdefeated record this season by scoring inhis team's 1-0 defeat of to take over the first-division scoring with a similar result at London rival host Wafford. But Oldham stayed lead with 16 goals and teanlDlate Rod Tottenham. five points behind by winning 4-1 at Wallace also had a pair for the visit­ A Mark Bright goal in the second Portsmouth and Sheffield United ing Saints. The Luton scorers were half gave third-place Palace their 1- remained eight points back by win­ Lars Elstrup, Julian James and John o victory over last place Sheffield ning 10-0 at.last"place HulL Dreyer on a penalty kick. United, allowing them to jump within Oldham and Sheffield on Wednes­ four points of Liverpool. day each have a game in hand on 'The defending-charnpion Reds now West Ham. . -M~chester United 3, Sunder­ have 49 points from 21 matches, land 0 (3.0). while Arsenal have 48 points but Match Details: Mark Hughes scored twice and have played one more time. Palace Brian McClair scored once as the have 45 points from 22 matches. - Aston Villa 0, Liverpool 0 (0-0). hosts cruised to victory. United, which Fourth-place Leeds were beaten2- Villa goalie Nigel Spink and his have lost only once in their last 18 o at Norwich, while fifth-place Liverpool counterpart, Bruce Grob­ games, scored all 'their goals in the Manchester United got two goals from belaar, made a series of tough saves first half. Mark Hughes and a third from Brian to ensure.the scoreless tie. McClair in a 3-0 victory at home Spink crowned his performance -Norwich 2, Leeds 0 (1-0) against Sunderland. with difficult saves of shots by Steve Norwich manager Dave Stringer's Matthew Le Tissier and Rod Wal­ Staunton and Ian Rush in the last six strategy of playing with five men in lace each scored twice as visiting minutes. midfield held off the Leeds attack. Southampton defeated Luton 4-3 and The hosts got goals from Tim Sher­ LYON - World chess champion Gary Kasparov, Nottingham Forest were a 3-0 win­ -Chelsea 2, Queen's Park Rang­ wood in the 16th minute and Dale ner over visiting Coventry. ers 0 (1-0). Gordon in the 53rd as Norwich won challeng~;r watching his Anatoly Karpov just before Chelsea won 2-0 at home against Gordon Durie scored twice as for the 1irst time in four league matches. Kasparov won the lE\b game of the World Chess Queens Park Rangers and Wimble­ Chelsea ended a streak of four con­ Championships in Fnmce recently. Photograph: don prevailed 3-1 against visiting secutive defeats. Durie scored in the Derby in the other division one 16th and 68th minutes to bring his . CONT. ON PAGE 11 Agence France-Presse matches. total for the season to 10 goals.