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EIGHT fishennen who had their fishing lines cut and ~ir bags thrown into the sea by the police have received compensation from the state. The eight residents of Swakopmund were among a group of about Sparks call for election delay in ,North 100 people fishing off the town's historic jetty on May 10 last year. SW"apo MP accused of ,inciting at.tack, , . , Police officers arrived and according to the will widen the interdict to GRAHAM HOPWOOD people fishing proceeded call off the elections in the to cut lines and throw North until parties can can­ I' bags and fishing tackle THE DT A is seeking a court interdict to ban Swapo vass for votes without har­ into the sea. Some people parliamentarian Nathaniel Maxuilili fron address­ assment. r on the jetty also alleged ing more election meetings in Owambo after the DT A spokesperson An­ they were assaulted. No veteran pOlitician allegedly incited Swapo,support­ drew Matjila said that at a one-was-arrested and the ers to kill 'makakunyas' over the weekend. meeting at Onru;hila, near police opeation :was ap­ l parently mtended to stop Allegm· g that the sl-luau·on Education, Nahas Angura, Osbakali, Maxuilili urged 'n Owambo I'S 110W out of f ·· · . th thr t all Swapo supporters, espc- people fishing off the jetty l o J010mg 10 e ea S cially the Development by sabotaging their lines control following Maxuilili's against the DTA and said Brigades "to attack and kill and equipment. speech and the brutal mur- ' they intend to seek a ban on all ;~'inakakunyas (former UnderSwakopmund's der on Sunday of a DT A him addressing any further SW ATF and Koevoet municipal ordinances it official at Ondangua, the meetings in the region. is. illegal to fish from the DTA threatened to extend The DTA called on the members) and their fami- their court interdict to call police to ente ~ the Ondan-l lies and all DT A supporters jetty or in the area be­ in Owamboland". Matjila , tween the jetty and Vineta· for a postponement of elec- gua Development Brigade also claimed that Angula north. However, accord­ tions in the four Owambo base to arrest those respon- read out a list of DT A can- ing to Gail Super of the regions. sible for Sunday's murder, , press con£erence ddi th t ·fth li f·1 didate in the region and Legal Assistance Centre, At a a ng ale po ce at said these were the people who represented the eight yesterday, ,the opposition to restore law and order in Swakopmund's mag­ istrates court last week, WO~mD_MA~~~~OOD~M~~~d&d~~al~s;o=a;c=c;~=e=d~. =~=·n=i=M;e;r=o=f==W=h=hi;·n~48~h=0=~~th~e~p~~~~~=ro=n=h=·n=u=~=0=n=p=a=p=2~ continued on page 2 ~~E~;:E~:~i:~:~;:":St:f:::.:::ti: II;fl: :;; I,r;§I~r;fAm~l!l~: II.~ Il:,EA, p2 .·1 DIY ANTENNA INSTAIJLATION OW MADE EASY!

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2231 (NAB) fu1fj 2 wednesday November 25 1992 THE NAMIBIAN M-Net extends 'magic' 'Help on way' M ··NET , in a major country-wide exten­ sion of its services, will bring the pay-channel to STATE House yester­ viewers from Outjo to Liideritz by the end of day announced that December_ - ---~ Pr2sident Sam Sharon Martin, manager of M-Net Namibia, explained Nujoma has appointed that as M-Net had received its broadcasting licence, it had Ephraim Kasuto as embarked on an rapid expansion of its "magic". deputy Ombudsman Grootfontein and Outjo were hooked up to the pay­ with effect from Janu­ channel at the beginning of the month and Gobabis started ary 1 1993. A State WITH World AIDS Day only six days away, two Old Mutual in Cape Town receiving the signal on Saturday. House statement said groups of p otential c-ounsellors are meeting 'this who will explain his COIl!­ Rosh Pinah will join other lucky viewers today when the the appointment had .week to I~arn how to support victims of the disease, pany's approach to employ­ service is extended to this small town and by the first week been made "in an ef­ .both at borne anda( work. - . . . ees with the disease. in Decem:ber viewers in ¥ariental and Keetmanshoop will ..,. '>0 " ... fort to strengthen the Representativ~ of Namib­ also be qn line. Next on tre lis\ are Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb A ~eek-Iong workshop, " counsefling throughout establishment and ian 'companies have been and Liiqeritz who will be hooked up to M-Net by the end of organised by the National­ Namibia. The counsellors streamline the func­ invited to the workshop, in December. . . : ', •.• AIDS Gontrol Pto,gramriie will conceritnite on home­ tions of the Ombuds­ an effort to create a culture "Our expansion into towns outside.of.Windhoek is in", ' (NACP), waS launched on based care· and the role of man as set out in the of tolerance and understand­ dicative of M.Net's commitment to expanding its service Monday, bringing together the community in dealing Constitution and the ing towards RIV and AIDS in this country. And the delivery of the M-Net signal into youth leaders, pastors, pol­ with the disease. Laws of Namibia". victims at work. these new areas is also an excitiQg development within the icy planners and local ac­ The other workshop, or­ * A number of activities company," said Martin. tivists. It will show trainers ganised- by the Namibian have been planned to mark . Sophia 'drama' "The use of satellite technology has revolutionised the how to pass on counselling Network of AIDS Service World AIDS Day in Na­ communications industry around the world, and has en­ techniques to health work­ Organisations (Nanaso), will mibia, starting on Saturday, MANDERA, Kenya: abled us to expand.our service to the most remote town in ers, youths, women and com­ begin on Thursa , ,'"

S'Y"apo Illan shot UPDATE JOSEF MOTlNGA , School killing

THE reason for the shooting of John Kluft, the Swap o AN ll-ycar-old Namib­ candidate for the Arandis re gion, which took place at his ian boy is to appear in business premises on Monday remains a mystery. court on a charge of mur­ der after he allegedly Chief Inspector Sean Geyser of the N amibian Police said stabbed Emst Naruseb, 14, the police had not yet established why Kluft had been at a Kalkfeld school, the attacked but, contrary to suggestions by some news media, Namibian Police said it might not have been politically motivated. yesterday. Ernst was Kluft, who runs a construction business at ~wakopmund, stabbed in the chest with a was rec~ntly appointed Swapo candidate for the region. knife at l4hOO on Mon­ His wife, Beatrice Kluft, told The Namibiari that Kluft day. He died at the Otiiwar­ was shOshakati State Hos­ NDF 'man jailed' pital; Peter Battger, a Windhoek busines~man; Justice Harold Levy, a sen­ ior judge of the WindhOek forDu~n killing High Court; Roman Catho­ lic Bishop Bonifacius Hau­ siku; Reverend W illem TVAPPA NAMUTEWA Kanjore, a Swapo MP from the South; and George SOME 50 people from the TOM MINNEY have to try and keep out im- Government and from. busi­ ports. THE Premarco Dunn case ended yesterday when Simon Anfmias Mayambel0, a graduate of nesses and banks are gathering fit from world trade. The talks have also bid to was sentenced to six years in jail for murder and attempted the fonner Academy work­ in a Windhoek hotel this week "Namibia's membership in ensure that smaller develop- murder. ing in the Education and to leam more about launching the world trade organisation is ing countries such as Namibia Ananias was one of three NDF soldiers accused of shooting and Culture Ministry, who will Namibia onto world trade logical since it is testimony of get the same rates as big and killing a lO-year-oldRehobothschoolboy,PremarcoDunn,atthe have specific responsibili­ markets. the importance which it attaches important trading partners. farm Twee Rivier, east of Rehoboth, in October 1990. ties in the area of cultural Namibia is considerably Ananias' co-accused, Andreas Abed and Stefanus Matheus 1bey are attending a four~ to the maintenanGe of an open development. day seminar on the General and liberal trading system," boosted by not having to pay Lazarus, were found not guilty on all charges. Agreemm on Tariffs and Trade said Amathila. duties and other costs, such as According to the charge-sheet, Ananias and the two soldiers (GATT), a key body in boost­ 'The progressive liberalisa­ on levy-free beef exports to . were sent to Twee Rivier to investigate rumours about illegal COp shooting ing world trade. tion of world trmie ... under the Europe. As a member of GATT weapons and were ordered to stop and search any vehicle moving Niunibia can benefit not only through the area. NEW YORK, USA: ~ Namibia is the newest full au'spices of GATT are signifi­ bers of New York1s un- member.of GATT as the 105th cant in Namibia's own efforts from technical training, but also Du on andthr ee men, wh 0 were travelling in a bakkie in the area "c:ootracting party" to the treaty. to promote the sale ofits prod­ from an appeal system to in- on the night, were ordered to stop by Ananias. The driver of the derground railway police vestigate unfair trading prac- bakkie allegedly ignored the order and Ananias fired several were ordered on Friday to Other neighb9uring counJ:ri~s ucts in rpar}cel s. ab.road. which are members include "Namibia's membership of tices. . shots. One of the bullets fatally wounded Dwm. report this week for "sen- South . ,Africa, Botswana• . GATT is a manife~tation not However, it is proving very The three soldiers were later arrested. They pleaded not guilty sitivity training" after three· Zambia!and Zimbabwe~ while : only of its own determination difficult to really get trade goirig and said the situation at ~~h~bothhad been very tense atthattime white'Office!'S sJmt~ black Angola ism observer member to enhance its international trade as each government is under j ,as Baster )eader-Hans Diergaardt was-rl:sisting a Governmentundercov~r.. . colleague: and RUSllil! and Chinil ate saJd int~rests but also afecognition pressure from its own produc- order to vacate a Gov,emroent liouse, Ananias told the court thiit thinkip.ghe :Was a mug: ! k> be waa:iog to join. The GATT, thilt~ the success· 0f otherwise ers-tokeep' out cheaper foreign ,he was me omy'One Who:fued at ~e vehicle. He was foUnd guilty get. Authorities say the 1 11 't th . t f of murder and on two charges o{ariempted murder. three men f!fed 21 rounds 1 aml severaln ounds of 'Yo'Qriir" onts own effons td-promote ' unpo. 'n swhi· c pu ' em·Oll 0 • .' " )i trade negotiations over tfie past . its economic development is business. ,~ , ,; , .Ju~g~ Johari'Strydomsenten~ed ~~t9;lO y~~s : j iwpris- ., cat officer Derwi¥,l'llJ!lle,l, 'I 45 years, 'have been respon­ closely linked to the continued It is six years since , the last onment of wHich-four years-were silspe~ded for five years. i6, whose con"ditiQn re- j sible for 'making it much easier expressim of world trade which round of GA'IT.talks began in ' ' Katb van Nie'Ketk' proseCuted, Ana:rua's ,\vas i represeoteaby ' nlains !;er-iou's.' ,'/' ',. -' F! - tl" ,and cheaper for countries to' in turn hinges on GATT's trade with each other. success.-" Uruguay,agreements and have although been prepared ~aft ~ I~J~O~h8nn~ '~e~S~S~kw~e~iy~e~y~a~: ~.;"~' ~<; .-~~ ~' ..' ~ ' .· <~.'..... ' ~' ~' ~<"~' ~;~~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~ii 1 This week's seminar has been A general introduction to on nearly everything, little has organised by the Ministry of GATT was given by Alexandre been finally agreed and threats ETOSHA FISHERIES BURSARY FUND Trade and Industry and Minis­ Liontas, a counsellor from the of a new trade war are begin­ students who have already registered at an approved ter Ben A.rnathilii explained tiuit training division at the ~ody' s nit.J.g J>et~een Europe and the Technikon or University for one of the courses listed US. Amathila said on Monday as six-tenths of the economy _ Gmev~ headqu~ers. ~ world below, can now apply for a bursary for 1993 with Etosha depends on 'exports, Namibi'll trade talks started in 1947 and a 'new Multilevel Trade Or­ . should do itS"best to learn about . have, concentrated on cutting' ganisation may be set up to Fisheries Holding Company (Pty) Ltd . world tradC bodies and to bene-• the'blOcks different countries take over from GATT. • .. 0" • The courses for which Etosha Flshetles Holding Company (Pty) LJd will provide bursaries for In 1993 are ~ tollows~ .. " • National Certificate, for Mechanical Training (N 1 - N6) Interest rates start to fall • National Certificate for Electrical Trainin,9 (N 1-N6) • N,ational Diploma for Ac.ol:Jn~n9 BANK interest rates are,falling. The Commer- C-ommercial Bank of Namibia. Standard and • ,. .I;>t.isiness Compu~ng Course cia! Bank ,of Namibia was fir!!t off,~e mark on ' First National banks also cut home loan rates· to • Marine Biology, ~

Monday, announcing a 0,5 percentage,point cUJ .17,75 per cent a year making their honle loans . ::../ - ::-: . ' -.• : ; ;.- : . I . initsinterest.ratefromDecemberl ; nlieeh'our~ c9nsiderabiy cheaper than loans espei;l~lly at The Etosha FI$herles BurSary Fund provides for the following: , ' later Standard BankNamibiai-oppe~ this by sa:}r'-' j building' ~0cietiei""''': ...:. \ ,; '~",; - ' " . ' Registraflon Fe~ (R~fund on submissioopfoffidal receipt) ' ing it would cut its rate by the full 1. percentage . Standard Bank Naniib(~' s ~anaging director • Full Technicon l: U~Jyersity Fees , ' pointfrom-Dc:cember7. ,,· ' ~~ , , ~nSch\l~~l~fs~~t9c;ra~!lapplytopeoplewho * Full Accommodation Fees ~ u ' ~· J·' · "'\ ,i.' lI " 1- :.I . " 1) l · !--! · ' ; J:~ " ·'.'~ '~; Yesterday aitef!1oon the First National Bank __ aJ'!CadylUtYe"lolPls.l(tthebdhkas well as to those • A personal allowagce of R100.00 per month. , , ofNamibiaalso ' announoed , a ' l-perc~ntagepoint ~ .who apply for rt~}v-~loans. ,.. ·!~; r ~ ' ~"": -'- cuffrom:E>ecember 7. '. , ~ ,', S'outh African rates are lower. Banks and Last week the,Bank ofNanribia, the ceritral building societies there.now charge 17 per'cent, The 9rqnting of the Qur$ar,hs subjecft;o' certbin conditions.as'set out b,y the bank, announced a I-percentage point cut in its fOlprime'lending, plus another 0,25 percC,!nt for Company". ' tnes~ cond~tio~ will be forwarded to prospe,ctive students with lending rate.s to banks here following a similar government tax. Home lending ' ra'tes in' South' the application forms. " - cut by the South African Reserve Bank. The Africa are even cheaper, at 16,15 per cent. bank now lends at 14 per cent on loans secured Recently acting governor of the central Bank of Prospective students can ~;hone Mrs. H. Coetzee at 0642-2331 to obtain the against Govenunent stocks and 16,5 per cent Namibia said within: the same rand zO.ne it was necessary application forms. Only applications submitted on the official when it lends to the banks unsecured. possible to vary interest rates by up to 1 percent- Etosha Fisheries Bursary Fund Application form will be taken intoconsideration. The new prime lending rates at the commer- age point - the current diff«rence - but after that cial ba.n.ic!lare 17,5 percent from Standard Bank borrowers may start trying to borrow in another ' Closing date tor applications: 9 December 1992 and Firs~ , National and 18 per cent from The countrr· striking introduction to a se­ ~------~ lection of internationally out­ standing museums. Drought aid Applications are inv~ed lrom client Organisations to thelollowing programmes that will be conducted by the Eastern and l8h30: Disaster Chronicles from Norway Southern African ManagemenUnst~ute (ESAMI) during January to March 1993. 19hOO: NBC Sport 1. MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Private Enterprises responsible 20hOO: News NORWAY has do­ SECTOR for Transportation 16hS6: Opening 2Oh3S: Reasonable Doubts l7hoo: Tiny Toon nated five mobile (a) HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT 3. T~~portation ~anagem ent.lnter-modal, ESAMI 21h2l: Counterpoint 1. Facu~y Skills Development Programme H d ARUSHA T . (3 ks) 8 26 Adventures warehouses, with a ESAMI Headquarters, ARUSHA, Tanzania, (4 weeks) ea quarters, , anzanla wee - "The Rising Of The Crime March1993. 17h30: Five Children Rate" combined value of 25 January -19 Feruary 1993 . T G And It . Target Group: Tutors, Lecturers, Researchers, arget roup: Middle Level Managers in Public 22h06: Edward And R2S7000, to help with 18hOO: Museums Around Consunants and Trainers and Private Sectors Transport Mrs Slmpson • storage of emergency Enterprises. The World 22hS8: A Touch Of Music food aid handed out 2. Management Dev~opment Programme, Programme TIle series aims to present a for Executive Assistants. ESAMI HO, Arusha, Tanzania 4. Transport Policy and Planning Seminar for Senior to people hit by (5 weeks) 25 January - 26 February 1993 Govemment Officials. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (3 19hOO: Cobra (2-16) days) 29 - 31 March 1993. drought. Targ.t Group: Senior Personal Secretaries, Cobra is a cop who is almost as Personal Assistants, Manage­ Target Group: Ministers, and Permanent · The warehouses ment/Administrative Assistants. Secretaries in Ministries 01 dangerous as the criminals were handed over to Transport, Finance and whom he is detennined to 3. Senior Management Development Programmelor . Planning, Works, exterminate. He is put to his the World Food Pro­ Managers in Changing Environment. ZANZIBAR, (3 Communications, Trade and gramme in Wmdhoek weeks) 8 - 26 February 1993. greatest test when he has ~o Industry, Chief Executives 01 catch a gang of serial killers last week and wiU be Target Group: Departmental Managers and Transport Enterprises. M * N' * I: * i while also protecting the only other Senior Officers Irom Government, Parastatal and (Premium time) moved out to the re­ Frivate Sectors wishing to improve their corporate 5. Workshop on Assessing the Impact of Management witness of their crimes. Star­ 10h30: EgolI gions where drought management skills. Development and Training on Institutional ring: Sylvester Stallone, Brig­ Developmenfand Performance w~hi" the Transport llhoo: TIle Postman Aways relief is going. 4. Personnel Management in the Era of Relorms in Alrica. itte Nielsen, Andrew Robin­ (Private & Parastatal) Sector. BULAWAYO, Rings Twice (2-18) The Norwegians say ESAMI HO, Arusha (4 weeks) 22 February -19 March son Zimbabwe (1 week) 14 - 20 March, 1993. (KTV starts) 1993. Target 'Group: Senior Civil Servants and 21hOO: A New Life (2-16) . the latest gift is only IShoo: Casper and Friends Target Group: Senior to middle level stall 01 Senior Transport Executives A stockbroker whose wife has part of a programme Personnel Departments. lSh30: The Smurfs who administer and manage left him, enters the singles scene of a drought relief 16hOO: Dlnosaucers 5. Advanced Management Development Programme for policy on Human Resources with dyed hair and a new im­ and Development. 16h30: Wldget eIDergency pro­ Executive Assistants ESAMI Headquarters, ARUSHA, age. Both of them have nega­ Tanzania. (4 weeks) 1 - 26 March 1993. (KTVends) . gramme for affected 6. Freight Clearing and Forwarding, ESAt-i1 tive experiences with the op­ Target Group: Senior Personal Secretaries, Headquarters, Arusha, Tanzania. (3 weeks), 22 . (Open time) countries all over posite SeX, but then she gets in­ ManagemenVAdministrative March - 9 April 1993. 17hOO: EgoJi (repeat) Assistants who attended the or- volved with a young sculptor, southern Mrica. 17h30: Loving dinarY programme. Ill. CONSULTANCY AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISES while he marries a doctor with Other Norwegian SECTOR: 18hOO: Amen 6. Workshop on Impact Assassment Management dreams of starting her own gifts to help fight the 01 1. Purchasing and Supplies Manager for Middle Level 18h30: Empty Nest Development -Inst~utional Development and Perform­ family. AIan Alda, Ann-Mar­ effects of drought in Managers. ESAMI Headquarters, Arusha, Tanzania. The fourth season of this ance w~hin the Govemment Sector (Civil Service). (4 weeks), 11 January - 5 February 1993. gret, Veronica Hamel comedy series about a wid­ Nanubia include a R40 ESAMI HOs ., Arusha, Tanzania. (1 week) 21- 27 Target Group: Middle Level Managers! 23hOO: Days of Thunder March, 1993 Target Group: Senior Civil Servants re­ owed paediatrician and his 000 grant to the WFP Officers in Govemment 01hOO: A Cry in the Dark sponsible lor management 01 Policy on Human Re­ ParastataJs and Private relationship with his adult to transport food aid sources Management and Development. (2-16) Organ sat ions responsible lor daughters. to Bushmanland. Purchasing, Supplies and 03hOO: Transmission ends (b) FINANCE AND BANKING (Premium time) . The Norwegian 1. Public Exp9(1d~ure Management Seminar Stores Management. ESAMI Hadquarters, ARUSHA, Tanzania. ( 2 weeks) 2. Food Security Analysis and Management. HARARE, embassy says it will 11-22 January 1993. Zimbabwe (4 weeks) 1 - 26 March 1993. Weather Forecast give a further RSO 000 Target Group: Senior Government Officials in Target Group: Senior Level Officials from to Unicef Namibia to the Public Investment Depart­ Ministries of Planning, PRETORIA: The Weather Bureau's detailed forecast sum­ ment and all Govemment Institu­ Finance, Commerce, mary for Namibia for today: Fine ahd hot but partly cloudy in help pay for pumps, tions. Agriculture and Livestock, the north-east with isolated thundershowers. It will become water tanks and other 2. Financial Management Programme for Local Govern­ Private and Public colder in the South today. Coast: Partly cloudy and cold with equipment for the ment and Urban Authornies. LlLONGWE, Malawi, (4 Corporations involved in Food Production, Processing, fog patches overnight. It will be fine in the South. Wind: Hoachanas commu­ weeks) 8 February - 5 March, 1993 Moderate south-westerly to north-westerly becoming fresh Target Group: Senior Accounting Officers and Storage, and Distribution. nity near Mariental. southerly in the South today. - Sapa . Treasurersdirectlyinvolvedw~h 3. . Stock Control and Warehousing Management. fi nancial accou nti ng and man­ HARARE,Zimbabwe(4 weeks) 8 March -2 April 1993. agement 01 urban authornies Target group: Senior and Middle Level Stores and other local Govemment In­ Personnel and Stores stitutions. ManagerslSupplies 3. Aud~ng for Intemal Aud~ors , ESAMI Headctuarters, Managers in ARSHA, Tanzania (6 weeks) 22 February-2ApriI1993. Govemment, Private, Public Target Group: Internal Aud~ors, Senior Ac- and NGO's. counting Staff and those teach- 4. Consunancy Skills Development. ESAMI ing Auditing in Training Institu- Headquarters. ARUSHA, Tanzania (2 weeks) tions. 15 - 26 March 1993. 4. Accounting and Finance for Non-Finance Managers. Target Group: Practisi~g management ESAMI Headquarters, ARUSHA, Tanzania (4 weeks) Consunants wishing to updatet 22 February - 19 March 1993. heir skills and knowledge of Target Group: Managers and other Senior Of contemporary approaches to ficersfrom Non-Finance/Ac­ consuning practice, individuals counting departments. also willing to enter the management consuning 5. Financial Planning and Control ESAMI Headquarters, industry. ARUSHA, Tanzania, (4 weeks) 8 March - 2 April 1993. Target Group: Senior Officers in finance busi- .5. Mon~oring and Evaluation 01 DonorlBank Funded nass firms . These include Chief Projects, HARARE, Zimbabwe 1-19 February 1993 (3 Accountants, Finance Adminis­ weeks) trators, General Managers, Proj- Target Group: Donor Agencies, Senior ect Managers, etc. Development Bank Officials, Private Entrepreneurs, Senior (c) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Commercial Bank Officials, 1. Data-Base Management Systems Planning Coordinators in ESAMI Headquarters, ARUSHA, Tanzania (4 weeks) 8 Parastatals and Govemment February - 5 Marchl993. Organisations. Target Group: Data Processing Managers, Systems Analysts, Programme 6. Goods and Equipment Procurement Management and Business Analysts. Programme. ESAMI Headquarters, Arusha, Tanzania (4 weeks) 8 March - 2 April 1993. 2. Executive Workshop on MI5, MASERU, Lesotho (2 Target Group: Middle to Senior Level Public weeks) 8 -19 March 1993. Sector Procurement Staff, in­ Target Group: Chiel Executive of Public and duding st3ff 01 donor-funded Private Enterprises. projects, Central Tender Board (d) HEALTH SERVICES . Officers, Municipal Council Of­ 1. HeBnh Sector Economics and Finance ficers handling tenders. ESAMI Headquarters, ARUSHA, Tanzania (4 weeks) 7. Mar1

ANC voices I · Eetlllf)~i~ ' ~dicat01"SJ concern over Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts:

~ ... ",- danger ship Buy Sell Yield% General Equity Funds: .TO H ANNESB.U RG ' :"~ ABSA 127,83 119,56 6,18 •• The African National BOEGrowth 133,35 124,58 4,07 les again Congress yesterday Community called for a ban on all Growth Fund 111,33 105,54 na Fedgro 117,01 109,28 5,28 global transportation of CU Growth 103,70 96,82 4,91 radioadive material and Guardbank Growth 2281,93 . 2126,55 5,01 nuclear waste. IGI 121,16 11 3,53 3,78 Expressing great con­ Momentum 213,59 200,01 4,95 , - . c~rn about the shipment Metfund 170,06 158,11 4,84 New Angolan parliament to'open this week of 1,5 tons of r adiocative Metlife 107,59 100,53 7,86 plutonium around the NBS Hallmark 858,59 801,75 5,70 LUANDA: A senior UN official was meeting Unita by the fighting in rural ar­ South M ican coast, the· Norwich 310,85 290,26 4,62 leade J o as av· . y se day to try to pe suade ea . organisation said the pos­ Old Mutual Investors 2396,30 2233,89 4,00 The WFP has asked for him to end military action and back the Angolan sibilty of an accident or Sage 2176,84 2032,53 4,45 special police protection Sanlam parliament and government being fonned this week. terrorism involving the 1492,14 1396,96 3,7 1 while unloading the food. Sanlam Index 1135,50 1063,14~ 4,33 shipment was too great a ~ Margaret Anstee, special MPLA will be the prime In Pretoria Angola's trade Sanlam Dividend 411 ,67 386,47 5,20 representative ofUnitedNa­ risk to ignore. minister of a national unity representative in South Southern Equity 183,58 171,83 4,67 tions Secretary-General government which will Africa was hauled onto the "Shipping disasters are Standard 1106,23 1039,Q4 7,70 Boutros-Boutros Ghali, went likely include members of carpet by tl]e Department not Fare along our coast- Syfrets Growth 262,85 246,11 4,86 to meet Savimbi in Huambo other parties and be sworn of Foreign Affairs yester­ . line. "The devastating ef­ Syfrets Trustee 109,10 102,20 4,97 in a continuing effort to avert in this week. day after claiming SA air­ fect on marine and coastal UAL 1883,39 1769,08 ·5,46 renewed full-scale civil war A government delegation craft were illegally enter­ life that a shipping disas­ following a breakdown of Specialist Equity Funds: led by anned forces com­ ing Angolan airspace to ter could have in this in­ the May 1991 peace accords. mander General Antonio supply Unita. ABSA Industrial 1.22,05 114,15 4,63 stante is too ghastly to con­ Her trip was delayed from Franca "N'dalu" is expected Foreign Affairs said in a Guardbank Resources 121,54 113,50 6,60 template." the weekend. to go to Huambo later this statement it had summoned Guardbank Indu'strial 113,97 106,94 6,21 Savimbi told Anstee last week for talks with the Unita Manuel Augusto to express The shipment, from Sage Resources 88,80 82,92 6,87 week he would finally ac­ leadership. its "serious concern" over France to Japan, has been Sanlam Industrial 970,80 909,04 3,28 cept the results of the elec­ In Washington Boutros claims made by him on called ."a floating Cher­ Sanlam Mining 230,38 215,82 6,35 .tions, although he still main­ Ghali on Monday urged Monday. nobyl" which aptly de­ Southern Mining 106,07 99,32 6,24 tained they were fraudulent, Lopo do Nascimento, a Augusto had also told a scribes the danger in­ Southern Pure 107,88 101,05 na and stand in a second-round senior MPLA envoy, to meeting of the Johannesburg volved, the organisation Standard Gold ' 125,76 117,95 10,00 presidential vote against "keep the door open for Chamber of Commerce and said in a statement. Standard Industrial 108,14 102,02 na President Jose Eduardo dos negotiations". Industry his government was In addition, the cargo of Standard Internatjonal 95,58 89,60 na Santos. In Harare it was reported deeply concerned over the plutonium, being a mate­ U AL Mining and Electoral officials an­ yesterday that the World role South Africa was play­ rial used in the manufac­ Resources 302,44 28 3,27 5,26 nounced on Monday night Food Programme is main­ ing in the Angolan conflict. ture of nuclear weapons, UAL Selected the new parliament would taining a non-stop airlift of "The Department of For­ Opportunities could be targeted for hi­ 1663,32 1556,23 4,38 open on Thursday, with or food. supplies to Angolan eign Affairs regards these Old Mutual Mining 195,86 182,45 6,08 jacking by a group and without Unita. provincial capitals now allegations as scurrilous and Old Mutual Industrial 323,34 301,19 4,54 used for political ends, the Marcolino Moco, 39-year­ flooded with an estimated devoid of all truth," the Old Mutual Gold Fund 77,66 72,38 7,74 statement added. old secretary general of the 500,000 people' displaced statement said. Old Mutual 4,42 Top Companies 220,45. .:--. -, 205,51 Income/Gilt Funds: Metboard Income 111,91 110,74 13,60 on Sunday in an arson attack in the German town ofMoelln. Guardbank Income 125,61 123,03 14,71 Road of hope opens Neo-nazis are suspected of carrying out the attack. Old Mutual Income - 112,04 110,82 12,96 Standard Income 94,18 93,20 14,06 MAPUTO: The main road linking Mozambique's two main largest cities, Maputo and Beira, has been officially re-opened Lesotho faces ballot wait Syfrets Income 112,20 111,08 14,27 after 12 years in which no driver has dared risk taking his Syfrets Gilt 1138,49 1127,10 na vehicle along the entire 1 100 kilometres. MASERU: The general elections planned in Lesotho for UALGilt 1206,57 1194,50 12,98 The re-opening shows confidence by the Mozambican au­ November have been postponed by the tiny mountain coun­ thorities that the October 4 ceasefrre agreement with Renamo try's military council chairman, Maj-Gen E P Ramaema. Gold price will last In general the ceasefrre is now holding, and no The elections were scheduled to take place on November 28. significant incidents have been reported along the entire Maputo­ Gen Ramaema, in a statement yesterday, cited "unavoidable Gold was fixed at 334,30 an ounce yesterday afternoon Beira road. delays in the preparations (affecting) the essential activity of in London compared with 333,95 dollars in the morning delimiting constituencies" as the reason for the postponement. and 334,05 dollars on Monday afternoon . . Somali aid ship shelled Violence mars Kenyan campaign Dollar/rand MOGADISHU: A UN-chartered ship carrying about 10 tons Commercial rand of food for the starving in Somalia was struck by a shell as it . NAIROBI: Supporters of Kenya's rulmg party hurled stones at Previous closing yesterday's closing approached Mogadishu' s harbor yesterday, aid officials said. an opposition leader as violence continued to mar a campaign 3,0140/55 3,.0115/30 It was not known if there were any casualties aboard the vessel, for the country's frrst multi-party elections in 26 years, news­ Financial rand which turned back to sea. papers reported yesterday. A mob of about 100 youths and women stoned a minibus ~ Previous closing yesterday's closing carrying Oginga Odinga, leader of the opposition Forum for 5,06/5,09 5,08/5,10 Ugandan dissident locked up the Restoration of Democracy (FORD) Kenya, in the south- eastern town of Ho la on Monday. One ofOdinga's bodyguards Money market KAMPALA: Dissident Ugandan National Federal Movement was slightly hurt. Seven people have been killed and many (NFM) leader Martin Kato has been arrested and is reportedly others injured in political violence this month as tension has 90 day liquid BA rate teing held at a military barracks near Kampala, a newspaper risen before presidential and parliamentary polls due on De- Previous closing yesterday'S closing reported here yesterday. cember 29. ~_ . 11,90 11,90 ~o,part~ow~d~theCatho&Chureh,saidfu~K~o, r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ who is also cO/llIIlander, oftJie NFM's xni lita,ry wing, National . Federal Almy (NFA), was arrested on November 16 near index gained 45.84 points to end at 1,720.61. '. Kampala and taken to Makindye I?i!itary. barracks, four kilom- ZURICH - Swiss shares d osed lower. The broad SPT . etres south of the capital. . '~~ _ ' . index fell 6.6 points to ~provisionar CI o'se< of ·t ~ 1 21 . 6 . " Here is how major stock Illarkets outside the United States ~ TOKYO - The ~okyo slock exchange rallied again as the ended yesterday: - 225-share Nikkei average closed 62.49 points higher at Reward for racist killers LONDON - Share prices closed mixed after a mostly 17,096.09. - ~ lower session" leaving the Financial Times-Stock Ex- HONG KONG -~ Shares ended sharply higher after a BONN: German po lice~ yesterday offered a 50 OOO-mark change lOO-share index near the day's peak. It closed at bargain-hunting spree. The blue-chip H:lng Seng Index reward for help in tracking down firebombers who killed three 4.2 points higher ."t 2,727.1 . closed at 5,972.52, a rise of 77.55. Turks as the Turkish Foreign Ministry urged Bonn to crack FRANKFURT - The 30-share DAX index plunged, c1os- SYDNEY - Australhm shares also put in a higher close. down more effectively against racist crimes. . . jng down 20.61 points at 1,510.2R. Investors were de- The All Ordinaries index advanced 3.7 points to 1,450.2. "We can't go on like this," Gemlan President Richard von pressed after it became clear an early cut in intercl't ratcs JOHANNESBURG - Industrial stocks fini!thed [rnli, Weizsaecket said yesterda"y in a television interview from was unlikely. . with the industrial index rising to. points to 4,076. The Mexico. "We cannot allow extreme-right groups toconti»~c to cXi.st." Two Turkish girls and a woman were killed overnighk PARIS - French shares fin ished higher. TIle CAC-40 all-share index also climbed It points to 3,OSR. 6 Wednesday November 25 1992 THE ,NAMIBIAN

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