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----~---- OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATl ------THREE people have been,killed in the Ombalantu tribal area in the far north (Ovambo) and a young woman has been raped during the last week by members of a group of 'Botsotsos' who have become active in the area. A reign of terror is spreading to apparently located, they were inter­ Nafenya's family want their fa­ many areas in Ovambo, especially cepted by Fapla soldiers, who were ther's body to be brought baCk to the Ombalantu region where the told by the woman what had hap­ Namibia and to be buried at Ombal­ gangsters are threatening various pened. The soldiers drove to the spot antu. people, stealing property including where Nafenya was killed, and told Police officers told The Namibian cattle, goats and IIl()rey, raping women, Namibians on the other side of the they were aware of 'Botsotso' activi­ and even kidnapping and killing. border to report the matter to the ties in the area, and intended taking It is becoming widely reported that Namibian police authorities. action. The problem may be further LET'S hear it for Namibia. Portrait of a pro-Namibian Rehobother Namibians are now fighting a new The soldiers then drove away with complicated as some of the 'Bot­ taken at last Saturday's anti-UOI protest rally at Rehoboth. 'war' now - a war between the peace­ 'Ruben' and the woman. The body sotso' elements are allegedly former Photograph by John Liebenberg. ful people and those who do not waDt was apparently left lying there. Koevoet and 101 Battalion mem­ peace or law and order. Approached for comment, Colo­ bers. Residents are uncertain whether Brigadier Siggi Eimbeck of Police nel Louw and Chief Inspector Jor­ police will act against them deci­ Public Relations yesterday confirmed daan of the Oshakati police confinned sively. People in the north are also his department w4~ ' aware of a 'reign they were aware of tbe killing of reluctant to report matters to, and of terror' by certain elements in the Titus Nafeny ~ ~T\d that his body was confide in the police, for this reason. north. still lying in Angola. They said they Another violent incident at Om- He said,however, a lack of support could not collect it because intema­ for police work from local residents tionallaws prevented this. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 made their task difficult in appre­ hending culprits. On March 7, an elderly man from Ombalantu, Titus Nafenya, was 'No sanction-busting' EASTER 'kidnapped' fom Onhimbu Town­ ship by a gang of Bot sots os allegedly headed by one Ruben Kahungu. NAMIBIA would not allow itself to be 'used by South Africa to SPECIALS! Affairs They forced him to buy them beer circumvent international economic sanctions, Foreign Minister then poured the contents over his Theo Ben Gurirab said this week. head, threatening his life. The said In an exclusive interview with Sapa's Joan Fobbs, Gurirab outlined Ruben took the keys of Nafenya's Namibia's foreign policy and the establishment of its foreign service van and, at knifepoint, forced him to which involved the immediate training ofa projected staff complement of 250 to 300 people. conCORDE get in before heading towards the border. "Our foreign policy will be shaped by a commitment to Charter of 12-speed Racer R936,OO the United Nations which we expect to join on AprU 23 this year. According to reports, when they Available frame-sizes 58cm and Namibia's recognition of the pre-eminence of international law will reached the town of Onelao, 'Ruben' 60cm and Shimano SIS group set, allegedly kidnapped a young woman, ensure that it honours all international treaties.,.' he said. whose identity is unknown, and drove Namibia would join the international community in applying eco­ CRO-MO frame and aluminium rims the two across the Angolan border. nomic sanctions, but would also encourage South Africa to eliminate Residents claim that on the Angolan apartheid and to enter into "real negotiations not merely talks with the side, 'Ruben' killed Nafenya and raped leaders of the liberation movements in the country. the woman. " ... We wish to make it clear that we will not act as a conduit to defy At an Angolan village known as international economic sanctions against South Africa," Gurlrab em­ Ehinge, where 'Ruben's' gang is phasized. (Full report tomorrow) Berker mystery deepe~s

THE mystery surrounding a complaint that might have been plaint against Berker without com­ lOdged with the Attorney General against the Chief Justice deepened protiUsing his position on the Judi­ BMX 20" R299,OO yesterday when Attorney General Hartmut Ruppel denied confirming cial Services Commission. the complaint. The fact that he did not deny it 16" R284,OO: raises a number of questions arid has According to Ruppel a completely fied. He further stated that the Chief encouraged speculation about the 12" R159,OO wrong inference had been drawn from Justice had been constitutionally position of the Chief Justice. what he said and the wrong impres­ appointed bY' the President on the According to Ruppel, the Judicial siongiven. recommendation of the Judicial Serv­ Services Commission went into ses­ , •What I said is that when the first ices Commission. sion before independence and then inquiry was made I was not aware of Despite the latest statement !rom presented President Nujoma with the a c,omplaint and that I am not pre­ the Attorney General, a number of recommendation that Berker should pared to comment on any develop­ questions remained ULanswered and become Chief Justice on March 21. ments since then," he toid The there are good grounds for believing The Attorney General maintained Namibian last night. some sort of complaint has been lodged his earlier position that he is not The Attorney General said it was against the Chief Justice. prepared to comment on whether or WINDHOEK, SWAKOPMUND, wrong to inteIpret this as a confirma~ Atto~y General Ruppel could have not a complaint has been laid against tion and he wanted the matter clari- simply denied there has been a com- Chief Justice Berker. TSUMEB, WALVIS nAY .. :2 Wednesday April 11 1990 . 'THE: 'NAMibiAN ANC names delegation for talks with De Klerk o', .., LONDON - ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela's world travel agenda up to July was provisional, YOUR DAlLY GUIDE TO EVENTS' WORLD-WIDE and nothing should be read into the fact Britain was not specifically mentioned in the list issued by Lusaka headquarters, the organisation's London office indicated yesterday. After meeting Mandela at a 1Iecret out the list was provisional and that, Mandela, Walter Sisulu, head of locatiQn near the Zambian capital on although France had been specifi­ the internal leadership core of the . Monday, the National Executive cally mentioned, the European Eco­ ANC, Alfred Nzo, ANC secretary­ Committee of the ANC yesterday nomic Community generally, of which general Joe Slovo, national execu­ issued a statement through London Britain is a leading member, had tive member of the ANC and secre­ ATHENS - Conservative leader Constantine Mitsotakis set to work to in which it listed the countries to be been included. tary general of the SA Communist appojnt a new Greek governmel}t which, despite a razor-thin majority in visited, and named an ll-member British Premier Margl\fCt Thatcher's Party Archie Gumede, co-president parliament, plans sweeping changes in foreign and economic policy. delegation for the first official round open invitation to Mr Mandela to of the United Democratic Front, Ruth of talks with President F W de Klerk come to London for talks at any time Mompati, ANC national executive BUDAPEST - Hungary's fIrst freely-elected government since 1945 pre­ early next month. convenient to him has not yet been member and on ANC' s board of reli­ pared to replace communist rule with a conservative coalition keen to sell The itinerary up to the beginning taken up. gious affairs Joe Modise, MK com­ off state industry and join the European Community. 'ofJuly, subject to agreement with the Inits statement after reviewing the mander Ahmed Kathrada, head of countries concerned, "sbould. ..&able latest developments in South Africa, information and publicity for inter­ MOSCOW - Leonid Abalkin, the head of President Mikhail Gorbachev's him (Mandela) to visit Angola, Ni­ the NEC said the ANC delegation to nal leadership core Beyers Naude, economic reform team, ruled out early convertibility for the Soviet rouble. geria, Algeria, Egypt, the European meet De Klerk in Cape Town from UDF patron Thabo Mbeki, ANC in­ Community, France, West Germany, May 2 to 4 in the first official' 'talks ternational affairs director and Ch­ JERUSALEM - Shimon Peres, days after being written off as a no-hoper the Soviet Union, the United States about talks" aimed at removing eryl Carolus, Western Cape UDF ex­ - with a history offailure,looked set to become Israel'snext prime miIiister. and Canada, among others". obstacles to negotiations, would ecutive member. The ANC' s London office pointed consist of: TOKYO - Tokyo share prices slumped on profIt-taking after further sharp gains on Monday, and the closely-watched Nikkei index shed 500 points within the fIrst half-hour of trading. Harms undecided on calling Malan WASHINGTON - President George Bush, mixing business with his love of sports, makes a lO.. hour trip to Canada to meet Prime Minister Brian PRETORIA - A decision to have Defence Minister General Magnus Malan appear before the Harms Mulroney and watch one of the fIrst games of the new baseball season. Commission of Inquiry into state involvement in politically motivated violence and to produce certain documents was reserved yesterday until the commission returns from London later this month. EAST BERLIN - East German officials on Monday began digging up a The commission chainnan and sole bers of Cosatu, the UDF and the consulted Harms on the issues in his suspected mass grave outside a prison where up to 16,000 victims of member, Harms, said an application Independent Commission into Infor- chambers. Stalin's security police may be buried, the official news agency ADN said. brought at the start of yesterday's mal Repression. The chairman said the delay in the session would be dealt with ata later Harms said the application was a decision would not lead to docu- MANCHESTER, England - British prison authorities, waging a war of stage. waste of money and the commis- ments being destroyed - as if there nerves to end a jail siege which has plunged the country's penal system into 'There was DO necesSity to call Malan sion' s time as much of it could have were documents to be destroyed this crisis, managed to persuade two more prisoners to surrender. as he had already indicated his will- been dealt with in infonnal discus- would already have been done. ingnessto testify before thecommis- sions with the Free State Attorney- Harms said it would serve the WNDON - Delegates fr<:lm more than 100 countries, meeting in London to sion, he said. General, Tim McNally, who is lead- commission better if Malan were to work out strategies to beat the international drug barons, appear agreed to . The application was brought by ing evidence for the commission. give evidence at a later stage after carry the fIght to users. legal teams representing the family If the discussions with McNally more witnesses had testified as a of· slain Swapo executive member were not satisfactorily concluded the clearer picture ofthe situation would CAPE CANAVERAL - The space !lhuttle Discovery, on its launch pad on Anton Lubowski and various mem- legal representatives could have then be available. the eve of one of the most eagerly awaited launches in the history of space exploration, is poised to take up a telescope that astronomers hope will help solve the universe's mysterie ~. . Gaddafi's plea frees lovers NEW YORK - Former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos bought his wife, Imelda, an office building on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue after she BEIRUT -A blonde Frenchwoman and her Belgian lover walked to group of eight seized from the yacht tearfully begged him for an "inheritance", a foriner bank executive freed~m in West Beirut on Tuesday with a two-year-old daughter Silco in the eastern Mediterranean in testifIed. bom while they were held hostage by one of the world's most 1987. wanted Palestinian groups. The FRC still holds four Belgians - including a teenage girl and boy - The lovers entered the French Only Frenchjoumalists were allowed but freed Valente's two other chil­ embassy smiling after five gunmen by the embassy to see the couple. dren, MariecLaure, 7, and Virginie, ABC-TV NEWS of the Fatah Revolutionary Council 'The two adults were part of a family 6, in Libya in December 1988. (FRC), led by Abu Nidal, dropped them from two cars nearby. They were freed after an appeal from Lib­ Follow the news of the world as seen yan revolutionary leader Muammar by millions of Americans: ABC World GaddafI. Jacqueline Valente, 31, wentwith News Tonight With Peter Jennings, her daughter Sophie and Belgian boyfriend Femand Houtekins, 42, into special weekly edition. the heavily-fortified building to en­ DJIBOUTI - Western donors and the World Health Organisation have joy her first French breakfast for pledged to back Djibouti's emergency anti-AIDS campaign, official said more than two years. . yesterday. Date: Today and every Wednesday Sophie is one of two daughters They made the pledge on Monday after a two-day meeting with goverment Time: 17h15 Valente gave birth to in captivity; officials. official French sources said the other Djibouti, which has 174 confirmed AIDS cases, is seeking up to 2.5 million Place: Room207 Lecture Block, The Academy child died in captivity. dollars for a five-year programme to fight the disease, targeting vulnerable (Enter via Storch or Brahms Streets) , 'They were smiling and appeared groups such as prostitutes and young people. The programme will include an in good health and shape. They all education campaign and setting up a blood bank and an AIDS testing centre. Free Entry - All welcome. looked very happy," said embassy spokesman Francois Abi Saab said.

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R o In an attempt to avoid the suffering of . ids victims like the man B I pictured above, Djibouti is launching a five-year 2.5 million dollar N campaign to fight the disease. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday April 11 19903 Medicor welcomes planned probe on low interest loan THE Medicor Hospital Group yesterday welcomed a proposed government investigation into the large low interest loan it received from the former Administration for Whites. The R20 million lent to Medicor at Following Undependence all the the ridiculously low interest rate of necessary information surrounding five percent has provoke(\ a great the loan had been made available to deal ofbitterness in various quarters. the central goveminent. 'Jh, general feeling is that the money In a statement released yesterday, could have been much better spent in the Medicor Group said they wel­ improving services in the grossly comed investigation into the funding under-funded state health system rather of MediCity as the facts would show than throwing it at a small wealthy that they had nothing to hide. elite. The company said they had acted The loan was further seen as an strictly aboveboard and had no hesi­ attempt by the White Administration tation in offeririg their complete to perpefuate white exclusivity after support to whoever was appointed to independence in the guise of free carry out the investigation. . UNDER SIEGE? Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Reggie Diergaardt listens as two political choice. Medicor further said there was no comrades both make points to him at the same time during the opening session of the UN Council for The medical services at MediCity question of the company undenUin­ Namibia in Windhoek on Monday. Photograph by Kate Burling. will almost certainly be beyond the ing the state health system by poach­ financial reach of any but a few upper ing their staff. The contrary was true, middle class blacks. they added. Another objection to the private The statement said Medicor had in hospital is that it will drain the best fact offered to provide the Depart­ trained and best qualified personnel ment of Health with highly qualified State-to crack down from the state health system by offer­ nursing staff from South Africa that ing them better salaries. the company did not need, but who Deputy Secretary for Health Dr wished to relocate in Namibia. Laurens Erasnms announced last week This offer was turned down be­ that the govemment would be lrumch­ cause the Department of Health had ing an investigation into the circum­ indicated that all vacant posts had on illegal weapons stances under which the loan to been frozen in order to accommodate MediCity was granted. the "political exiles". PEOPLE found with unlicensed firearms after May 10 will face by coming forward and supplying severe penalties and their firearms will be confiscated'. information about any kind of ille­ gally owned weapons. ~rrive Secretary for Home Affairs Ndali those unlawfully in possession of This included pyrotechnic ammu­ Angolans for talks Kamati yesterday issued a stern weapons they will be given the op­ nition such as mortars, bazookas, warning to those still in possession portunity to surrender their arms to grenades and missiles which had to SARAH JOHANNES of illegal weapo~ and ammunitioIL the nearest police station before May be handed in through people's own Kamati said Home Affairs Minis­ 10. free will in the interest of peace and THE Angolan ambassador Bento Ribeiro y~day confirmed that the ter Hifikepunye Pohambahad ex­ The Home Affairs secretary as­ stability in the country. Angolan Minister of Transport and Communication Carlos,Fernandez is due pressed his grave concern about the sured ~ people com:emed they sboold Rewards would be considered for to arrive this morning to hold talks with the Namibian government. substantial number of illegal fue­ feel free to hand in the weapons at information which led to the even­ He said issues like air traffic control, normalisation of the border situation. arms in possession of members of police stations without fear of arrest tual confiscation of unlicensed weap­ telecommunications, postal communication and road and air transport would the public. or prosecutioIL ons. be discussed at the meeting. , "This situation is intolerable and Those in possession of weapons In conclusion. Kamati said the The joint Angolan and Namibian government delegations will travel to the government shall take effective used during the recent war also had to government appealed to all Namib­ Lubango and Namibe to look at communication infrastructures, such as steps to ensure that nobody in Na­ hand in these arms at the nearest ian citizens to actively support this railways, tomorrow. mibia will be in the possession of police station without delay. effort to ensure that the freedom and Ribeiro also confirmed that the Namibian delegation will led by Transport unlicensed firearms," he said. Members of the public were fur­ peace afforded by the constitution of Minister Richard Kapelwa, and the Angolan delegation by their Transport and Before ~y action is taken against ther urged to show their patriotism Namibia could be enjoyed to the full. Communication Minister, Carlos Fernandez. BOTSOTSOS FINANCIAL CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

balantu was the killing of Samwel Tomas on April 4 at Onhimbu Township, ACCO'UNTANT allegedly by a policeman, after an argument. Tomas was a returnee and the same bullet which killed him injured another another policeman, who is believed to be in the Oshakati Hospital. .A ' national company with head office On the night of April 3. an old man from Ohama ya Shuunda in Ombalantu was shot by unknown people with an AK-47 at his home after refusing to give in Windhoek seeks to appoint a B. the bandits his cattle. He is also in Oshakati Hospital. A resident from Okafitu kaKamba, Erastus Shikongo, was beaten to death Camm / . B graduate, or similar by a group of people on April 6. No arrest has been made. Ace A man believed to be a former 101 Battalion member, Samwel Hanghome . (alias Simon Nikanor, Erastus Iyambo, Samuel Salom Hanghome), who was qualification with· atJeast 2 year ex­ allegedly stealing Oniimwandi church office property was the subject of a citizens' arrest and was taken to senior headman Abner Nuule. He is now perience, to a financial:· accounting waiting to appear before the tribal court. He admitted to residents that he started withhis acts oftetror in the south and northern regions some time ago. pOsitiorL' , Yesterday, the 'botsotsos' surrounded Senior headman Oswin Mukulu's traditional house at Ohamautsi near Anamulenge at Ombalantu and threatened to kill him. "We wantto fight. We want war, .. they allegedly said. One of them ,Apart from the .competitive package , . was arrested by headman Mukulu 's bodyguards. Brigadier Siggi Eimbeck told The Namibian the police were ready to investigate ev~ery charge, but unfortunately many people did not want to you "also ' have the opportunity to cooperate. This made it difficult for the police to trace the criminals, he said. , Eimbeck said he could not understand why the public had lost their move up within the laiger group. confidence in the police. "If they do not trust the police, then they can report the matters to their pastors or to anyone they trust who can give the information to the police," he added. Eimbeck appealed to the public to report eY~ly crime , to the police. " To spread rumours about the police will only encourage the criminals to CONTACf: continue with their terror acts," the Brigadier said. DRIES HORN AT , CHANGE IS THE PRICE OF SURVIVAL. ADVERTISE IN THE NAMIBIAN. TO ADVERTISE (061)37850 CALL MANIE OR DONNA AT 36970/1/2/3/4 4 Wednesday April 11 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

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17h58: Programme Schedule . "The Noble Roman" 18hOO: Weet Jy Nie When the president of the 18h05: Animated Classics Dockworkers' Union in Tom's "King Solomon's hometown suddenly dies, Tom Mines" - Part I won't believe it was an accident. 18h34: Educational This man was also his best friend Programmes 21h35: Newhart "Cedric the Crow: No "Looking Homeward, smoke without fire" Stephanie" . "Inside Out: Can I Stephanie introduces a stunned Help" . Michael to her incredibly wealthy 19hOO: Transworld Sport parents, who are eager to buy her 20hOO: NuuslWeerberig anything to keep her home. 2Oh25: Dear John Meanwhile, Dick searches for a "Dear Mike" birthday present that wouldrea1ly Mike, John's best ex-friend and surprise Joanna. the man whom his wife left him 22hOO: NuuslWeerberig for, shows up at his doorstep 22h20: Godsdiensprogram begging forgiveness after John's 22h35: Educational ex-wofe Wendy dumps him. Programme 2Oh48: Top of the Hill "Group One Medical" ,-----' Weather today THE Weather Bureau's detailed forecast for tomorrow for THE beautiful verdite carving of a rhino, donated to the Save the Rhino Trust Fund by Anton Namibia: Seabrooke of Aodega Bottle Store, has been won by Mrs Bonsma of Waterkloof Ridge in Pretoria. In • Partly cloudy and hot with isolated thundershowers except in the photograph, the Chief Tracker of the Save the Rhino Trust Fund, Sakeus Kasoana makes the lucky the south-west. draw while Field Director Blythe Loutit looks on. Raftle tickets were sold allover Namibia and South • Coast: cool with fog patches. Africa, raising a total of R4 660. The funds will go towards a contingency fund established for use in • Wind: moderate westerly to south~westerly becoming fresh in emergency situations such as an increase in poaching or for urgently required equipment. the south today. No Easter rubbish removal New international links

THE Municipality said in a statement yesterday that residents of Windhoek, Katutura and Khomasdal should note that no household rubbish will be removed on Friday April 13 and Monday April 16, both Easter weekend public to boost econo y holidays. The municipality has called on residents of these areas not to put their rubbish bags on the pavements during this period, but to keep their refuse on Namibia's Minister of Foreign Af­ Gurirab said about 80 countries international communtiy, to exert their premises. fairs, Theo-Ben Gurirab says the had indicated they would establish pressure on South Africa to abolish Rubbish from these areas will be removed as usual from pavements again on establishment of diplomatic relations diplomatic relations with Namibia. apartheid. . the following Friday, April 20, and Monday, April 23. with other countries will ensure that Earlier, Gurirab said Namibia's It was essential, Gurirab said, for "The City Health Officer wishes to apologise for any inconvenience Namibia becomes an integral part of diplomatic personnel would not only this reason, to continue with sanc­ caused," the municipal statement said. the international community. be selected from the ranks of the tions against the country. According to ~ NBC radio news luling party, Swapo, but from the He confinned that negotiations had report Gurirab said international re­ whole spectrum of the country's already begun to establish channels Waterberg pool closed lations would help to create capital inhabitants. for talks. for the country as well as income The only principle applicable to The two countries had to resolve resources. the appointmeilts was that the per­ various matters of which Walvis Bay THE Ministry of Nature Conservation bas announced that the swimming Relations with foreign countries sonnel would act in Namibia's best was the most important. pool at the Bernabe de la Bat Rest Camp at the Waterberg Plateau will would also help to establish sources interests. Gurirab said it was expected that be closed for some time. for the solution of serious problems Regarding Namibia's relationship futUre relations between the two In a statement yesterday, the Ministry apologised for the inconvenience, in the fields of housing, agriculture, with South Africa, he said Namibia countries would be constructive and and said the problems were already receivbig the necessary attention. health and social services. would continue, as a member of the friendly. NAMIBIA BROADCASTING CORPORATION CONTINENTAL Wholesalers TENDER NO 4/90 . P _0. Box 6, Tel: 157 Oshakatl, SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF PROFESSIONAL . otayl kongo omutelekl a pyokoka TV BROADCAST EQUIPMENT IN WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA nawa, e na ondjeyo yokulonga Tenders are being invited for the supply and delivery of the above as more fully detailed mohotela nenge moRestaurant: in the tender documents. Ofuto yopombadnda lela otayl ka Tender documents are obtainable from Mr U Becker, TV Complex, Cullinan Street, yellthwa nawa moonkundathana. Windhoek as from 6 April 1990 upon payment of a non,refundable deposit of R20-00 per . Monathana ana nomu~hamane Indongp set of documents. yemwene pegumbo pOshakatl Tenderers must return documents In sealed envelopes by registered mail to the Deputy Director General: Supportive SerVices, POBox 321, Windhoek 9000 or place them Inthe . poContlnental No 1 nenge kongodl Tender Box, TV Complex, Cullinan Street, Windhoek to reach him not later than 12:00 on ya tumbulwa pombanda. Friday, 27 April 1990. The sealed envelopes must bear the tender number. Continental Wholesalers, P.O. Box 6, The lowes~ or any tender will not necessarily be accepted nor will any reason be furnished for the rejection of a t~nder. . Tel: 157 Oshakatl, is urgently looking Technical Enquiries: Mr M Venter, tel 061-291199 for a cook who have experience and Documents : Mr U Becker, tel 061-215811 can work In a restaurant or hotel. P J B Coetzer The applicant must come and see Mr Deputy-Director-General : Supportive Services Indongo or contact him at the above NBC Windhoek mentioned address. THE NAMJaIA~ " ,. Wedr;tesdaY,i\p'riI1 "1 . 1. ~90S. '. The people slowly repossess 'White City' Oshakati

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STELLA'S Restaurant in "white" Oshakati is now no longer the thriving place it was in recent years. But the relics from the past are still in evidence. The menu otTers you Koevoet and chips or other Koe~oet culinary variations. ( 'The dishes were obviously intended 'The traditional weddings and other Bills for drinks bought in the thatched .as a tribute to Koevoet, but now take celebrations going on into the night outside bar still littered the bar-<:ounter on an ironic and macabre COIUlota­ are once again possible. Dusk and the just a week ago. tion {lS a " Koevoet" is presented to curfew no longer bring an abrupt end Within the security-fenced town you as the basis of your meal. to social gatherings. Greetings of stands a row of blue military type It is the disappearance of Koevoet, Ombili, peace, are exchanged with DTA trucks within their very own 101 Battalion and similar forces which the happiness of a newfound sense of razor-fenced encloSure alongside a has brought such relief to the north. its realitY. now abandoned military call)p. In contrast to the rest of the country, Concern that 300 or 400 Koevoet "White" Oshakati is ca\ltiously there is a sense among the people that members, including some 40 white being repossessed by the people. Cattle major change has come to the north officers, are encamped across the are now driven past the abandoned simply because the war has ended border in southern Angola does not security check-points at the entrance and those who caused so much suf­ seem to dampen the atmosphere. to the fortified town to graze on more fering have been disarmed and dis­ Perhaps it is just too painM to even succulent" grasses than can be found persed. think of any possibility of further in the surrounding overgrazed coun­ Gone is the tension of the war zone conflict. tryside. with the roar of Casspirs as they "White" Osbikati now has a At St Mary's mission at Odibo, as ploughed through the mahangu fields. population only a fraction of what it at other places, the decay and war Gone are the suspicions of informers was just a few months ago. Accord­ damage of the last two decades are who sold out their brothers and sis­ ing to an administration official, only becoming less evident as reconstruc­ ters leaving deep wounds in the about 200 families are now left ofthe tion begins. A major water project community. Gone are the long hard 20 000 people who previously barri­ funded by the European Community years of separation and loss of loved caded themselves in the ganison town. is based there, with the aim ofbring­ ones in the war. Houses stand empty with their sand­ ing more dependable and clean water There is a distinct air of celebra­ bag shelters now starting to decay. to the people. tion. Virtually every family has re­ One large house, formerly used as The north is celebrating, but is also joiced in the return of relatives, where a retreat and social club by Koevoet crying out for a substantial infusion in the darkest days of the war, there commander General Hans Dreyer and of resourses so necessary for bring­ was often not much hope of ever his white officers, has been refur­ ing a better life to those who for 23 EAT a Koevoet! The menu at Stella's Restaurant in Oshakati seeing them again. bished as a government guest house. years endured life on a battlefield. 'White City'~

It is 'loving time' at Pamodzi: Again - Best dressed couples are invited to come and win a bottle of delicious wine! Win R100 if you hold a lucky ticket. All this fun only for R8 (per couple) Hurry to Pamodzi the only Adult club in Namibia We are also having a midnight dance on Sunday

THE machine gun nesi at the entrance of the garrison town has been removed. 'White City' Oshakati Call Cornie at 43057 is slowly being repossessed by the people. Umbi 215514

RALLY MOTORS o JA Specials of the week! . 1983 Datsun Pulsar R7500 1981 VW Golf R6500 1976 VW Beetle R5000 1979 Renault 5 R5500 (newengin) 1976 Ford F100 R9500 1980 Isuzu Diesel R10000 1982 Datsun 1400 R9500 TAKE-AWAYS ON OUR THE thatched outdoor bar at the retreat and sucial club formerly used by white 'Koevoet' officers. It DRIVEWAY AT YOUR SERVICE! has now been turned into a government guest house. ~.

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NEWS IN BRIEF WALL DOWN, LIBIDOS UP! MUNICH, West Gennany - The end of the Berlin Wall has sparked a wave of demands from East Gennans for sex aids and exotic underwear, the illustrated magaZine Quick report..ed yesterday. They are clamouring for suspenderbelts, vibrators and other sex toys from 'one of West Gennany's biggest mail-order marital aid finns at a rate of 500 orders a day. " The demand is there," said Uli Rothennund, head of the Beate-Uhse company, which sent four trucks loaded with 160,000 catalogues to four East Gennan cities in the last week of March. " There were queues of two or three hundred metres and the people ripped the catalogues out of our hands," he said. CHEEP·CHEEP, DIAL A BIRD TOKYO - Caught between a workaholic boss and an infernal rush-hour trip home, the harried Japanese worker can now commune with nature - by telephone. Telecommunications giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) now brings . callers the sound of birds and insects down its phone lines. NTT and the Environment Agency say they hope to bring the Japanese closer to nature through the new service, dubbed "Naku-naku 7979". Naku-naku means, roughly, " cheep-cheep". IMAM Al-Seppe (third from left) pictured with members of the Namibian Islamic Community "I will introduce you to the sound of birds," coos a woman's soothing voice, yesterday. describing each of the birds featured on the tape. She imitates the calls, then plays the recordings. After that she entreats the listener: "Please go out and try to fmd real sounds yourself." SHARK TAKES A TASTE Islamic Movement to BRISBANE - An Australian surfer escaped with only minor injuries this week after a large shark bit a chunk out of his board. "I wasn't going to let him make a meal of me. He'd already had.ataste," said Mark Fleming, 31. The attack took place at Tweeds Heads, 75 miles (120 kilometers) south of Brisbane. Fleming said the shark dragged his boa,rd - to which he was attached by a tether - open Namibia centre through churning water ,returning repeatedly and attacking the board, tearing pieces from it. "He's got a surfboard fm in his stomach - and I hope it hurts, ,. Fleming said. He said he .fmally managed to unhook the tether and swim to the shore. Before the proposed Islamic Centre without reaching the beach,- he was bashed against rocks by the waves. RAJAH MUNAMAVA duplicating existing facilities. The surfer was hospitalized with bruising, scratches and strained back and neck In addition, he said, the centre muscles, but later released. THE Namibian Islamic Movement is to estllblish an Islamic Centre would not be competing against any "The shark hit him a few times and bit his board, but somehow he's still alive," said in Windhoek at an estimated cost of 10 million rand. institution. Rather it would supple­ Brad Lattegan, a guard at Rainbow Bay beach. ment existing facilities. The attack, which occured at dawn, was the second in the area in four days. On The centre, which will be situated • 'The enviroment within which The Imam also said the new centre Friday, a shark savaged the board of another surfer, snapping it in two. between Khomasdal and Katutura, young minds grow is a powerful factor would not be entirely exclusive to Lifesavers said they believed the same shark could have been responsible for both will comprise of a Mosque, a multi­ in determining the attitude and re­ Moslems but would be open to all as attacks. purpose conference hall, a school, sponse of the young man or woman, would be the conference, recreational clinic,libnuy, an administrative block, either to be noble and good or to be and other facilities. ______• Presents vocation al centre and residences. ignoble and unIslamic. " The central feature of the new Plans for the project were unveiled He said unfortunately the Namib­ complex would be the M osque where yesterday by the Imam ofthe Namib­ ian Muslim community had not had prayers, maniage ceremonies, funeral Ladies Night Out Tonight ian Islamic Movement Imam Essa the necessary facilities over the past services, religious sermons and dis­ N -Seppe at a press conference in decades to give moral support, pro­ courses would be carried out. ,First fifty ladies free Khomasdal. mote cultural identitY as a religious The establishment of the Mosque Adm - R10 He said the objective of the Is­ community and to facilitate the trans­ would also be an historic event among lamic social order was the multi­ mission of religious values to the Namibian Muslims as it would be the Thursday night Disco Scene - Adm R10 dimensional development of society youth and the enviroment in which first ever to be built in Namibia ac­ where the moral, social, educational, they co-existed and grew with their cording to Imam Al-Seppe. Friday night the 13th April cultural and religious aspects are peers. Funding-raising efforts for the developed in equal degrees in the Over the past 10 years, the Namib­ project were already underway and a Easter Gospel Show human personality. ian Muslim community had increased Namibian Islamic Movement dele­ Featuring Melvyn Matthews To achieve this, an Islamic Centre substantially owing to family birth gation is scheduled to leave Namibia Doing the Andrae Crouch Thing was ideal in. terms of the Islamic , rates, marriages and inter-marriages, soon for the Far East, Middle East tradition, he said. migrations from South Africa, con­ and the Unites States on a fund­ Plus Guest Artist An Islamic centre was a place where versions by non-Muslim born indi­ 'raising mission. Money for the Vo­ ------Mike Johnson ------­ young impressionable minds were viduals and recently with the repa­ cational Centre, the residential block moulded to strive to be good and to triatim ofNanubians from exile, Imam and 1he School has been raised atready. From 8pm till 12 midnight Gospel only ,do good for their fellow lnunan beings Al-Seppe told the press conference. The priority at this stage, the Imam From 12 midnight till late disco vibes as well as to resist evil and destruc­ As a result consideration had been said, was the Mosque as it was the tive actions, the Imam said. centre of all the activities. Adm R12 given to the provision of facilities at Saturday - Get down Saturday night - Adm R12 Sunday Midnight vibes - Adm R10 Zim cabinet reshuffle

~ . whites appointed to key posts HARARE - President Robert Mugabe appointed three whites to elevation to a rank equalling · vice key posts in his cabiDet this week and said his onetime rival Joshua president SimonMuzenda, a veteran Nkomo will soon be made one of two vice presidents. Mugabe loyalist. Mugabe told reporters at his Harare Very cheap second-hand c~othes will Rancher and businessman Denis fairs minister. residence the unified party agreed to Norman takes over the problemmati­ The home affairs ministry con­ create the pos? of a second vice l"fesi­ be sold for two days - Thesday 10 and cal transport and national supplies trois the police, its paramilitary units dent of equal rank to Muzenda and ministry and medical doctor Timo­ and internal security. both would be assigned duties by his Wednesday 11 April 1990 - at the thy Stamps becomes health minister Dumiso Dabengwa, former intel­ own office. at a time of a burgeoning Aids epi­ ligence chief ofNkomo' s Zimbabwe Constitutional chruiges 'setting up Katutura Community Centre hall. demic. African People'S Union, was jailed the new post were expected soon, Mugabe announ~ed attorney Chris without trial from 1982 to 1987 under Mugabe said. From 08hOO until 18hOO Andersen, public service minister for Zimbabwe's sweeping state of emer­ Observers in Harare said the ap­ Come'andbuy summer and winter the past five years, goes to the eco­ gency regulations. pointment of three white ministers nomically important mines ministry He was relea~ed from detention appeared to be a gesture of trust in clothing'for men, women and in a reshuffle. during talks between the two rival Zimbabwe' s 90,000 strong white Mugabe was forming a new gov­ parties that led to their merger under community. children. ernment after his ruling party won a the banner of Mugabe ' Norman was Mugabe's first agri­ landslide victory in natioIiaJ. elec­ ruling Zimbabwe African National culture minister after 1he fonner British The funds raised will go to tions March 28-30. UniOI: (Patriotic Front)in December colony of Rhodesia became inde- ­ Slightly trimming his cabinet from 1987. pendent Zimbabwe in 1980. development projects in Namibia. . 42 ministers and their deputies to 38, Since that merger Nkomo has served But Norman was fired after the last Mugabe also named a former politi­ in Mugabe's cabinet as a senior natiottwide polls in 1985 because of Development aid from people to people. cal detainee accused of plotting to minister for rural development but overthrow him as deputy home af- his followers repeatedly sought his CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 THE NAMIBIAN ' Wednesday April 11 1990 7 Tanzanian witchcraft in Katutura

TWO new arrivals in Katutura have ' tor Jerry so the type of vegetation raised eyebrows and stirred interest KATE BURLING AND SARAH JOHANNES here is obviously going to be very throughout the Windhoek commu­ different from Tanzania." nity. 'Doctor' Bakali Musongole, lepsy, though they claim to have '~We have now managed to·lift a patient to traditiooal healers if modem Both mer- are comparatively young, "caster of wichcraft, black magic made some progress already treating him three-quarters of the way up," medicine is unable to provide an­ though doctor Bakali ha·s been prac­ and the evil-eye", and his colleague . an epileptic in Namibia. said doctor Jerry. "Soon we hope for sweiS. tising his art for 21 years His grand­ 'Doctor' Jeremiah Mwene, have Other successes include' curing' a complete success." \vnen asked if they ever met with father was also a traditional healer brought a touch of Tanzanian tradi­ Windhoek man suffering from chronic ApparEntly, the man is delighted. resentment from local healers in the and as a child Bakali was sent into the tional wisdom to the township and indigestion and helping another to He had sought help from various communities they visited, they re­ bush to find herbs for the old man's seem to be fast establishing a reputa­ become potent. other people in the past and had only. plied that the relationship usually medicines. tion. In 1969, he decided to go and stay The two traditional healers were 'with his grandfather to learn his craft. actually on their way to Angola when One year later the old man died. they got side-tracked into visiting Since then, Bakali has furthered his Namibia, and now they are ~ they've studies of traditional healing in India decided to stay a while. and Nigeria. "I now know 1 will do , 'Wherever we go, people soon get this work until I die. lam particularly interested in what we are doing and gifted in helping with problems of where we're from," said doctor Jerry. infertility and it is good to feel I've "It never seems to be very long helped someone conquer this great before we get invited to stay." fear." Both men are widely travelled, Both are happy to stay in Namibia having practised their craft in coun­ for as lrng as llleY are needed. Namibia tries allover southern Africa, Kenya, has a great appeal for Tanzanians, Uganda, Nigeria and in their home­ they say, because of its long struggle land of Tanzania. for independence and many people They claim to have helped people would like to visit the country. For throughout the continent to solve the two doctors, it's also unknown problems and illnesses they'd previ­ territory. Namibia isn't a member of ously thought incurable. the Traditional Healers' Association On the back of doctor Bakali' s of Africa and Jerry andBakali are not card he says he can help with a whole sure how they will be received by the variety of sicknesses, from malaria, modem medical profession. asthma and shingles to "stomach They have advertised at the hospi­ pain, swelling of the feet, arthritis tal since arriving in Namibia, and and problems such as marriage." interestingly enough most of their The hardest problems to solve, say patients so far have been from the the two herbalists-cum-spiritualists 'QOCTORS' Bakali Musongole (left) and JefTY Mwene, traditional healers from Tanzania who have white community. are long term illnesses such as epi- recently arrived in Katutura. "Actually, the relationship between modem medicine and traditional come to see the Tanzanians under worked very well. healing is generally improving, " they sufferance, they said. "We are able to introduce herbs said, "particularly in view of dis­ The most important thing is get­ and methods from Tanzania and other eases such as Aids which have left an ting to the root of the problem. This places we've visited, and local heal- . areas of medicine baffled.• , You never is done by what the traditional doc­ ers show us how to use materials know, joked doctor Jerry, we might tors call 'fortune-telling', though the specific to their own country. ' , find a miracle cure for the killer process concentrates more on estab­ They were both looking forward to disease among Nanubia's rarest 11ora! lishing infonnation about the patient's spending time inNamibia's rural areas (Anyone interested in finding out present circumstances than on fore­ and working with local herbalists to more about Jerry and Bakali's prac­ telling the future. "We use a variety find out more about medicines here. tice should phone them on (061) of methods for this," said doctor "It's a desert country," said doc- :17003.) Bakali. "Cards, palm-reading, pre­ dicting in water and interpreting dreams are the most usual ones." Treatment can last as little as a few Soccer victim on the mend days or several months, and most often relies on herbal baths, infu­ THE Medical Superintendent of the Windhoek State hospital, Dr sions, drinks, and the burning of various Andreas Obholzer, last night said Michael Shidiwe, who was shot substances to drive away influences at Wmdhoek. showgrounds on Saturday, is in a stable and satisfactory at work in the patient's body. Some­ condition. times tattoos are used to prevent the According to Dr Obholzer, Shidiwe was hit in bothJungs by the 'evil spirits' from re-entering the body bullets, but that there was no critical damage. after the treatment has been admini­ H all went well, he would be released by the weekend, the doctor stered. said. . The healers' reputation usually Shidiwe is the manager of a well-known night club in Katutura, spreads by word of mouth. they said, Midnight Express & Club Thriller. He was shot in an incident while as their list of satisfied customers grows. watching soccer at the Windhoekshowgrounds over the weekend. "There is always some initial excitement and intere&t when we arrive in a place, but that would soon disap­ pear if we didn't achieve results," SALON said doctor Jerry. They claim to have been well re­ ceived wherever they have practised, especially in countries such as LOOK ALIVE Swaziland and Zambia, where tradi­ tional healing is seen in a particularly Hairbraiding and beauty salon positive light. In those countries the Traditional Healers' Association of BAKALI sits beside his array of traditional medicines, just some of Africa is well established and it is not the tools of his 21-year-old trade. unusual for medical doctors to refer , * We also do facials

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continued white Support then for the ·tion Zimbabwe Unity Movement. been accused of inefficiency and will also treat you to tea and sandwiches rightwing Conservative Alliance party . Norman has been closely associ­ mismanagement of the campaign. .' of former Rhodesian prime Minister ated with an organization raising In Mugabe' s aIlIl.OWlCCment, Sydney We are behind Luisen Chemist in Ian Smith. investment to improve landlocked Sekeremayi remains in the sensitive Mugabe made it clear he was an­ Zimbabwe's transport links to the post of security minister and Nathan Kaiser Street gered by what he described as racist sea throughneigbboring Mozambique. Shamuyarira stays on at the ministry attitudes among whites and Norman's Stamps, a longtime Harare city of foreign affairs. removal from his government was a councilor, goes to the health ministry Former mines minister Richard Appointments: phone 38765 consequence of the white vote. as official statistics show a steep Hove takes over the defence ministry In the March polls, the ruling party increase in incidence of Acquired and the only newcomer to the cabinet Salon Look Alive won 116 of the 119 contested parlia­ Immune Deficiency Syndrome in this is Herbert Murewa, former Zimbabwe mentary seats, two seats being won Southern African nation of 9.2 mil­ high commissioner to Britain who by white Mugabe supporters. lion people. heads arestyledministry of the envi­ There was no evident pattern,that Thus far, the government has.made ronment and tourism. white voters supported opposition little headway with its Aids aware­ The cabinet is to be sworn in Tues­ parties although the Conservative ness campaign to halt the spread of day." Alliance openly suppore teopposi- the disease and health officials have a' Wednesday April 1 ~ 1990 T.HE NAMIBIAN .

Geskil oor erkenning ... s taktieke uit! se Natau

'n DRINGENDE beroep is op TransNamib gedoen om die verdere stigting van werkerskomitees te staak dus verder verdeel word." loodskomitee in die lewe geroep is aangesien dit beskou word as 'n poging om Natau as 'n vakbond te omseiI. . Daar word daarop gewys dat die wat uit lede van die vakbond en sub-komitee van die Suide reeds TransNamib bestaan, wat gemoeid S6lui 'nverklaringdeurNatauwat DieklagtedatTransNanubsehoofde erfenis van die ou Suid-Afrikaanse besluit het om voortaan nie meer sal wees met die verifieering van die gister uitgereik is nadat die vakbond klaarblyklik as 'n strategie om Natau Spoorwee. met die bestuur van TransNamib in werkets wat aansluit met Natau. 'Saterdag in Windhoek 'n uit te skakel werkerskomitees stig Volgens die verklaring word verbandmet griewe.en probleme te Die verifieeringsproses sal van 17 hoofbestuurvergadering gehou het. om mee te ondemandel in geval van TransNamib eksplisiet versoek om die ondemandel nie. April 'n aanvang neem en verteen­ Verskeie besluite is by die vergader- geskille op die weIksvloer, word reeds stigting van die komitees te staak, Dis gedoen omdat Natau voel dat woordigers van die twee partye sal ing geneem, wat die huidige kwessies die afgelope tydteen die semi-staat- "aangesien oodeIhandelinge tussenhom die bestuur nie die griewe tot saam na punte in Namibie buite waarmee Natau worstel beklemtoon. instelling gehou. TransNamib is die enNatau aan die gang is en die werkers bevrediging oplos nie. Windhoek beweeg om die aansoeke "Griew~ sal voortaan op hoC vlak vir lidmaatskap van die vakbond na hanteer word en alles sal in die te gaan sodat dit vertroulikkan bly en , stryd gewerp word vir die erken­ intimidasie uitgeskakel kan word. ning van die vakbond (Natau), " lui Intimidasie is genoem onder werk­ die verklaring. ers van TransNanub en daar is beweer TransNamib het probleme om dat hulle sielkundig geiiltimideer word Natau as 'n vakbond te erkenendie om van Natau weg te bly. . ' semi-staatinstelling het 'n slepende Natau versoek sy lede om goeie geskil 'met Natau aan die gang omdat samewerking te bied wanneer hul sekere eise gestel word. punte deur die beamptes op die Na wat vemeem word, wi! loodskomitee besoek word. TransNamib eers sien dat sowat die Die verklaring verwerp voorts 'n helfte van die arbeidsmag in sy voorstel dat onderhandelinge, deur diens lede van die vakbond is al­ die mat sal val indien tien persent van vorens daar van enige erkenning die aansoeke vir lidmaatskap foutief gepraat kan word. is. Die weiering van die sub-komitees "TransNamib beweer dat daar 'n om met TransNasmib se base te gesonde arbeidsverhouding tussen praat, word gesien as 'n poging om hom enNatau bestaan, maar lede van druk toe te pas om erkenning te be­ die vakbond word steeds gemtim­ spoedig. ideer wanneer vakbond-sake bespreek Sub-komitees van die werkers word, " lui die verklaring. van die Weste, Noorde en Sentraal Natau neem ook sterk standpunt in het ook eenparig hul agter die ged­ teen maatskappye en semi-staatin­ agte geskaar om gespreksvoering stellings wat die Regering se beleid met TransNamib te staak tot N atau van nasionale versoening uitbuit "

AANKONDINGS KOM NOG 'n wit bastion op kulturele gebied, die Junior Rapportryerbeweging van Namibie bet onlangs besluit om born loste maak van die beweging in Suid-Afrika en te ontbind. DE~R PIUS DUNAISKI Dit word bekend gemaak in 'n beskouing; DIE gelykstelling van pensioene vir aile rasse deur die nuwe Regering is een van die aankondigings wat mediaverklaring wat 5 April * Die uitbouing van hegte ges- vanoggend in Windhoek groot belangstelling beboort te wek wanneer die Minister van Gesondbeid en gedateer, maar eers gister by die insbande, hoe morele integriteit en Sosiale Dienste,dr. Nickey Iyambo, 'n mediakonferensie bou. kantore van The Namibian afge- gesonde werksetiek op grond van 'n lewer is. godsdienstige basis; Dit veilg nadat Focus V rydag bek­ word en sekere korttermyn-projekte welkom die voorgestelde ondersoek V olgens die verklaring is geen * Die daarstelling van kul- end gemaak het dat daar einde Maart van die Ministerie van Gesondheid na die staatsfinansiering van die pri­ plaasvervangende organisasie ges- tuurbeoefening oor politieke verskille in 'n vrye Namibie nog apartheidspe:n­ en Sosiale Dienste uitgespel sal word. vaat-hospitaal in Windhoek. tig nie en maar gewese lede word heen; sioene in stryd teen die Namibiese Die onderwerpe wat vandag Volgens 'n verklaring wat vroeg aanbeveel om onder meer hulle te I * Die daarstelling van konlak oor grondwetuitbetaal is. aangeroer sal word, is: vandeesweek uitgereik is, sal die feite beywer vir die daarstelling van 'n kultuurgrense met die oog op groter Die Adjunk-permanente Sekretaris • Toenemende toeganklikheid en , wys dat daar niks is om oor skaam te "nasionaie kultuur deur die samew- begrip en bevordering van inter- van Gesondheid, dr. ' Lourens Eras­ beskikbaarheid van gesondheidsdi­ wees nie en dat daar sonder enige erking oor kultuurgrense (heen) en groepverhoudinge; mus, het in 'n onderhoud bevestig enste vir alle Namibiers; onreelmatighede opgetree is. die proses van akkulturasie." * Die daarstelling van 'nnasionale dat wit pensioenarisse nog meer as • Gelykstelling van sosiale pen­ Die hospitaalgroep se ook dat hulle Diebesluit om af te stig en dan te kultuur deur samewerking oor kul- R300 gekry het terwyl daar aan ' sioene; nie sal huiwer om volle steun te gee ontbind is onlangs by 'n tuurgrenseen die proses van akkultu- bejaardes in sekere etniese groepe so • Ondersteuning en versterking van aan enigiemand wat aangewys sal word streeksraadsvergadering geneem.en rasie; m in as R50 uitgedeel is. die gesondheidsdienste in Namibie; om sodanige ondersoek te loods. volg kart op die hakke van die . * Die handhawing en bevordering Die nuus oor die uitbetaling het • herstrukturering van die gesond­ Medi.Cor se voorts dat lmlle wi! uitwys besluit deur die groter Afrikaner- " \ van Namibie se inheemse tale; groot opslae veroorsaak en die heidsdienste; dat hulle 'n aanbod aan die Departe­ organisasie, die Afrikaner-Broeder- ' * Die bevordering van nasionale probleem is beskryf as een van die • Mediese voordele-skema vir die ment van Gesondheid gemaak het om bond (AB). Nuus dat die AB aan belang deur kultuurbeoefening; wanbalanse wat deur die toepassing staatsdiens; en oortollige hoogsgekwalifiseerde ver- , die begin van Maart afgestig en * Die aanmoediging van kul- van die aparteheidwetgewing AG 8 * Beperkte privaat-praktisering vir pleegkundiges aan die staat beskik­ ontbind het, het taamlike wenkbroue tuurgroepe om te sk.akel met bestaande tydens die koloniale era geskep is. voltydse dokters wat vir die staat baar te stel. laat lig. Die verklaring moedig sy kultuurstrukture binne die ge:' Volgens 'n mededeling deur die werk. Maar dis gedoen sonder enige sukses lede aan QIl1 " hul kultuur te beoefen" meenskap; Ministerie van Inligting en Uitsaaiwese * In nog 'n verwikkeling 'op ges­ en Gesondheid het geantwoord deur t; aan die hand van 'n reeks riglyne. * Die kweek van positiewe gesind- sal dr. Iyambo vanogend om 09hOO ondbeidsvlak in Namibie het MediCity se dat alle vakante poste 'gevries is Hiervan is: hede te~lOor en aanmoediging tot 'n mediakonferensie hou waar 'n gereageer op 'n berig in Focus en sodat politieke terugkerendes geakkom­ • Die bevordering en uitlewing deelname van kultuurbedrywighede verklaring van voomeme gemaak sal gese die MediCor-hospitaalgroep ver- modeer kan word. . ' van 'n Cliristelike lewens- en wereld- en -organisaies. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday April 11 ·· 1990 9 Opolifi nai

katuke onghatu KU SARAH JOHANNES EPANGEW laNamibia na Angola otaIi ka totapo eenhele dokeengaba pokati koilongo ivali "divadiva", osho odjo yopaudipoloma ya shiivifa onghela. KU OSWALD SHIVUTE Eedipolma oda shiivifa yo kutya kombinga yeenhauki di fike lunga OVANHU vatatu ova dipawanokakadonakwamwe okakwatwakeenghono koshilyo shimwe shongudu oinima ina sha nonghalo yeameno po-40000 odo di na okukala da shuna keengaba, nongbalo oyo tai linyenge koilongo yado. yeeBotsotso, odo paife tadi nyono oufemba womunhu moitukulwa ibapu mOwambo. Oiningwanima ei keengaba, eenhele dopeeng8ba, noin­ Okwa wedako ta ti oshinima eshi yomunyonena oya ningilwa moshitukulwa shaMbalantu. ima ina sha noupolifi nayo otai ka otashi kundafanwa mo natango, ashike Ongbalo oyo ya nyelevala moi­ Manga inava tauluka eengaba ove mona omanyenyeto kombinga yee- . kwandjangelwa nayo. eenhaliki odo da tauluka paife odi tukulwa yokoumbangalanhu oya kala uya pokalukanda kedina Onelao opo botsotso mOwambo. Oshikundafanwamo sha kula otashi fike lunga pomayovi atatu. naIe nokukundanekwa koshifo eshi Kahungu natango akwatapo okaka­ Lwopokati opo ovakwanedimo ka kala shina sha neenhauki. Odjo ei Nonande moWindhoekna roo muna oshoyo koRadionoTV. Osha fa tashi dona kamwe kedina inali shiivika vaNafenya ove li moudjuu neeng­ oya wedako tai ti opena eenhauki yo ovaaluki, vahapu vomovaaluki ovo ulike kutya paife ovakalimo ombabjona. hono shaashi ova hala nokuhalelela dopavali.moNamibia: eenhauki odo tava . monika moitukulwa ngaashi vomOwambo ova taalelwa koita ipe, Konima yaashi ova shinga fiyo va opo Nafenya e uye a fudikwe kOm­ tadi tauluka eengaba natango, neen­ OCaprivi, Kavango nOvambo. oyo i li pokati kovaholimbilinookal­ tauluka eengaba ye Kalmngu nokudi­ balantu. Otaku fekelwa kutya omu­ hauki odo da pumbwa okushunwa Ovanadipoloma ava ovayelifa yo yamupombo ovo tava kendabala paa Nafenyanombele odele tava shingi dimba waye onghee u li natango koilongo yavo. kutya eenhauki edi natango onghee okunyonapo ombili nelandulafano. vali natango va finda meni laAngola pomutenya okudja Olomakaya 010 a Omunadipoloma ou okwa ti een­ ngo tadi twikile okutauluka eengaba Ovanhu va tya ngaha ova shiivika fiyo opomukunda Ehinge opo dipawa. hauki dimwe po odina eenhele daAngola na Namibia, na omapangelo nedina " Oobotsotso" (eembudi, Kahungu kwa li ta ti vati oko ku na Ovakalimo vomoitukulwa ihapu dokukala na ohadi lirni hano dina aa avaliokuli taa konakona mo osh­ ovanyeki, ovadipai oshoyo ovalongi vakwao vamwe apa okwa kwata mOwambo otava nyenyeta kutya <>pO­ omapya, ashike nande ongaho oda inima sha tya ngaha. voikulumuna ilili nakulili). okakadona oko ~eenghono . lili itai wanifapo nawa oinakuwani­ hala okushunwa koilongo yavo. Inaku shivifwa natango efiku kutya Ovalongi voikulumuna ava paife Omupya munene ove litwa fwa yayo. Otava holola yo kutya opa Odjo ei oya wedako ta iti Epangelo eenhauki em otadi ka shunwa koiloogo ove lihanena mOmbaiantu, omo tava mOngudu yovakwaita vaAngola Fapla, fa pe na ovapolifi vamwe hava lon­ laAngola nolaNamibia ola kwatafana yavo mini, ashike omatwokumwe nyeka, tava dipaa notava kwata ovaka­ nokakadona oko ka kwatwa keeng­ gele kumwe neebotsotso, shaashi na Komufala Omukulunhu wEenha­ okwa ningwa. inh'l keenghono. Kakele kaaso otava hono oka lombwela etanga eli lovak­ .eebotso tso dihapu oda li naIe oilyo uki wOiwanayahangana (UNHCR) vake po yo oimuna yovanhu ngaashi waita vaAngola ashishe · osho sha yoBataliona 101 oshoyo Okufuta. oiombo, eengobe oshoyo oimaliwa. ningwapo. Ovakwaita veeFapla ova Elongelokumwe eli (pakafekela) Moshiningwanima shitalala sho­ ya fiyo okEhinge oko kwa dipaelwa otali imbi ovakalimo opo ve lineek­ momafiku 7 Maalitsa omushamane Nafenya, naashi va mona omudimba ele filu opolifi. FERNANDEZ umwe omukulunhu, omushamane ova lombwela ovakalimo · Mosbiningwanima natango shimwe Titus Nafenya womomukunda vokoNamibia opo va lopote oshin­ mOmbalantu momafiku 4 April Onhimbu okwa kwalwapo ombabjona ima eshi kopolifi yaNamibia. omualuki wedina Samwel Thomas . keebotsotso odo da Ii mewiliko lon­ Omudimba waNafenya otaku okwa yashwa okufya koshilyo shapa­ MONAMIBIA gangala yedina Ruben Kahungu. popiwa kutya oko u li natango koAn­ lifi konima eshi kwa li tava tanguna. Manga ina kwatwapo, eengangala gola shaashi opolifi yaNamibia paveta Eshi osha ningilwa pokalukanda OMUAMBASADE waAngola omushamane Bento Ribeiro onghela edi odali tadimu tilifanombelenode kai na oufemba okutauluka eengaba kedina Onhimbu. mu fininika a lande obiila. Konima doshilongo opo ngeno i ke u taleko. Natango vali moshiningwanima okwa shiivifa kutya Oministeli yomalweendo nomakwatafano eshi Nafenya a landa obiila oshimhulu Kolonela Louw oshoyo shimwe shomomafiku 3 April omushamane Carlos Fernandez okwa teelelelwa a kale a fika nena eshi Kahungu obiila oyo oshe i mu omukonakoni omukulunhu Jordaan, momukunda Ohama yaShuunda mo Windhoek, omo tave ya vaye meenghundafana nepangeIo tila momutwe noku mu lombwela aveshe vopolifi yaShakati, ova koleka mOmbaiantu omukulupe umwe okwa laNamibia. kutya " oto fi nena". kutya opolifi oya lopotelwa edipao yashwa nondjebo yoAK-47 eshi a Okwa ti oinima oyo ina sha nepashukilo lomalweendo omomhepo, eW"'pelcko Ove mu kufa eeshapi dotuwa yaye laNafenya, ashilre omolwoveta yopai­ anya okuyandja eengobe daye koo­ longbalo yokeengaba, omakwatafano upaengodi nopoosa, oyeendifo yopedu ookumu fininik:a alonde nova ya naye wana, itava dulu okukatala ko omu­ kalyamupombo. Omukulupe ou ota noyopombada oyo tai ke li kundafanwa moshoongalele omo. va yuka kombinga yokeengaba daN­ dimba waye koAngola. Natango mono paife ouhaku moshipangelo Osheendo shoukumwe shomapangelo aa avali Angola naNamibia otashi ka amibia na Angola. ovapolifi ava ova koleka kutya ova shaShakati. ya koLubango mEtine (mongula) opo li ka konakone nawa oinima oyo ya Moshiningwanima shikwao shoup­ tumbulwa pombada unene tuu omalweendo okolutenda. -% widi, omushamane Erastus Shikongo Omushamane Ribeiro okwa koleka kutya osheendo shaNamibia otashi ka womomukunda Okafitu kaKamba . . kala rriewiliko loministeli yoyeendifo, omushamane Richard Kapelwa, omanga . Michael otati po xweR~l~~ mOmbaiantu, okwa dengwa okufya osheendo shaAngola tashi ka kwatelwa komesho komushamane Carlos Fer­ ~, ,~'~~<~\yf keembudi momafiku 6 April. nandez. . - ' ... ~ - ~ - . ,~-. ~ ... -' ~.,,, OMUKULUNHU woKlub ya fimana muKatutura yedina Midnight Express & Club Thriller, omushamane Michael Shidiwe, okuIi paife monghaio i Ii xwepo notai etifa eenghono, konima eshi Ii yashelwe moshivakela mOlomakayala djako pokapale komaudano VEILING OP DIE PLAAS mo Windhoek. Michael Shi:liwe okwa yashwa mexuliloshivike eli monhele ei, monhulo nota mono epango paife ngeenge inapa holoka epuko lasba. OKAJOMBE MELKERY monhele "yefiloshisho Ie likalek­ "Nonande elinatango koshifudifo elwa" (ICU) moshipangelo shopaunongononi . molwaashi shepangelo moWindhoe k. omapunga aye aeshe avali okwa ALMAl WORD UIT GENOOI NA Omukulunhu woshipangelo eshi, kumwa keeholo, ongbalo yaye oya omundokotola Andreas Obholzer, yuka lela kouwa," osho ndokotola die veiling op OKAJOMBE MELKERY op 28 April by. onguloshi okwa shiivifila oshifo eshi Obholzer a ti, nokuwedako kutya kutya Michael okuli monghalo tai omapunga aye iIUta ningilwa oushada Die veiling sal plaasvind in Hereroland-wes in die distrik Okakara om etifa ombili, notashi dulika a lekelwe wa sha. 1O -uur die oggend. Bu lle en bokrame, skaaprame, bokooie, skaapooie, Switserse verse, 5 years for culpable perde, donkies, motors en losgoedere sal op die veiling aangebied word. homicide conviction Skakel121 op Okakara vir verdere inligting.

A 25-year-old man, Johannes van Schalkwyk, was sentenced to five years imprisonment after being convicted on a charge of OFANDIFAyOimuna culpable homicide in the Whindhoek High Court on Monday. According to the charge sheet, Van Schalkwyk stabbed to death Oshiwana ota sht shiivwa kofandifa oyo tai ka kalako momafiku Mr Temus Bartomeus on the night of October 21 last year. At the 28 April 1990. time of the murder, Van Schalkwyk and the deceased were in one home in Aimablaagte at Mariental. Before· the tragedy, an argument broken out between them. The accused took his knife Ofandifa ei otai ka kala ko pOtundi ·onhi-1 0-00 yongula. and stabbed Bartomeus, who died instantly. Eengobe, Oikombo, Eedi, Eenghambe, Eedonkie, Oihautu noinima Van Schalkwyk was charged for murder, but the presiding judge, Mr Justice Levy changed the charge to culpable homicide. iii nokulili. He was sentenced to five years of which all (the whole sentence) were suspended for five years. Dengela konomola yongodl121 CHANGE IS THE PRICE OF SURVIVAL: Okakarara READ THE NAMIBIAN 10 Wednesday April 11 1990 THE ~AMIBIAN

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 provided by teams such as Orlando tan Cup champions Benfica with a Pirates, Blue Waters, African Stars, penalty victory. They proceeded to Black Africa, Poison Cobra, Proteas, the final only to be beaten 3-1 by Eleven Arrows and Black Moroka hosts Santos. Chiefs (BMC) who appeared at the Monaco are managed and coached Nomtsoub soccer stadium to com- by former Chief Santos and national pete with local teams like Etosha sharpshooter Zacharias Augumeb - Lions (now Chief Santos), Rangers, better known as Selle - and have an Ricketts (now Benfica) and Black exciting line-up of relatively young Impire back in the 60's and early and talented players. 70' s. Monaco have also proved on three "Those were the good old days separate occasions to Chelsea they when stars like Pele Eigowab, Oscar are no push-overs. They forced the Mengo, Boneti Niilenge, Nancky two-time Mainstay Cup finalists to Nawatiseb, Doc HardIey, Alberth goalless draws only to bow out on Louw, Orlando Damaseb, Engelhard penalties. Gariseb, Linton Awaseb, Sele Augu- "Monaco have reached their first meb, Bektos Kandundu and Japhet final and I would like the lads to do Hellao had what it takes," said Ou better during the Easter Tournament, .. Manga, who was also a star goal- said Selle. keeper with Chief Santos during his "The players are highly motivated hey-day. after their shock victory over Ben- Last year's defending champions, fica and I expect them to improve on Chelsea, are tipped as favourites to their good perfonnance of last week, " BERNHARDT Diocotlhe, Nashua Black Africa's stylish mid-field wond~rboy, uses his magic against walk away with top honours again. he said. Brave,wordsfromamanwho Eleven Arrows' youngsters Ronnie (left) and Kobus during Sunday's friendly at the Windhoek They have proved on money occa- was loved and feared by fans and op- sions they are the team to watch in ponents during his playing days. Showgrounds. The two sides drew one-all. the Far Northern Region First Divi- Nevertheless, I expect Monaco to sion. cause yet another upset come Mon- The 1986 NNSL Super League day, when the final is due to be SFA TO'STAGE EASTER 'TOURNEY champions made a clean sweep of played. are the simple things. With simplic- World Cup qualifiers and scored four tournaments staged for First Divi- The winner will pocket R2000 with continued from page 12 ity, you cango along way," he says. goals in one match against Vene- sion sides in the 'copper town last the beaten-finalists receiving Rl000 "Everything. I earn is for my fam- zuela. year and have won two tournament for their trouble. came into the side only because of an ily." Now 29 and married with three so far this season. The two semi-final losers will both injury to first-choice full-back Antonio.de Oliveira Filho, better children, Careca began his career in 'The Grootfontein lads were, how- become R250 the richer. According Jorginho. known as striker Careca, has a pas- 1978 with Guarani in the city of ever, brought back to the earth by toBullet,thecompetitionfeeisR150 He is now considered to be one of sion for,cars. At his home in Naple.s Campinas. 10. 1984 he was sold to ' their hometown neighbours, Dyna- per team and the draw will be made the team's most important players in Italy he keeps a Mercedes Benz Sao Paulo FC before joining Napoli mos, who forced them out of Chief on Friday at 18hOO. . and is set to join Italian club Pescara and a Renault. Back in Sao Paulo he , in 1986 where he now plays along- Santos Soccer Toumament held last Entrance fee is R2 for adults and a{ter the World Cup. has an ,Opel Diplomat and Ii Ford side Diego Maradona. ' . weekend. Rl for scholars' and cars. Also like Bebeto,heprefers a quiet Escort XR-3. Coach , ~basti!!OLaz.aroni was also Chelsea were trailing when the Late entries will be accepted on . life off the pitch and lists his hobbies But despite his love of cars, he is little knoWn outside.his oWn country match was called off after it became Firday morning aJid the ,following , as reading, films and playing 'foot- another who likes to lead a quiet until last 'y~ar. He w.as .appointed ,m dark. They decided not to ,proceed people can be contacted ,for furUler volleyball' on the beach. public life away from soccer. "My' January 1989, all-dynder..lmn Braz,il with the rnat'chthe following day "as details: Mazinho,whosefullnameislo~ day to day (life) is very or9inary. havepiayedwitha ' sw'e~pei. , ", they did not want to play three matches Bullet Hansen ~t t~l (0671) 3443 do Nascimento, has joined the 'Ath- When I'm not training, I'm at home," Lazaroni surVi~eda "t!iffi.cult pe_ in one day," said Bullet. (work) or te{2760 (home);t.emffiy l~te~ of Christ', a group of foot- ' he said. riod in which Brazillosfthree ~c- Another hot confenderfor the first- Geingob at tel (0671) 2677 (work) or . ballers who are members of the The remainderofCareca' s income cessive matches 'dutfug:a: El1rope~ place prize money is the youthful tel 3357 (home); and Brock Kand- Evang:lical' ch~h, and h~ spends a is invested in property. He owns six tour last year. ' MonacoFC " who shocked Super undu at tel (0671) 2604 (work)-or tel lot, ~f time ~tudy~g. t1!.e ~lble.. ' ~ ' , - -. aPiUtmCnt;liriS~· Paulo. a penth?~se '. Vict~ry ; iti the Sguth American League outfit and ,former Metropoli - 2525 (liome). . For me, the mcest things ~ life . , : ~ the city 6f ,cam~s an4 lal}.d in " c~pionship, qualificatIon for the -.,.::..------=------'------..1---==-====-==-=""'1 Ubatuba, on,the' coast north of Sa~ , ' World Cup and wins in friendlies Paulo. against Italy and the Netherlailds have "Football has not made me a rich turned him into a national hero. man, but it has helped to guarantee ~e was appointed after winning the future of my family," he said. the Rio de Janeiro championship three Regarded as one of the best for- times in a row - with Flamengoin wards in the world, Careca-is one of 1986 and Vasco in 1987 and 1988. As ,Brazil's survivors from the last World a player, Lazaroniwas a goalkeeper Cup. with Sao Cristovao, a small club in He missed the South American Rio, but he abandoned his career in championship last year through in- his early 20s to study physical educa- jury, but returned in time for the tion. SFATO STAGE .OOPS! It's a goal! Nashua Black Africa's latest scoring-sensation, Chacklas Engelbrecht (left) blasted the ball past a stranded Sparks Gottlieb (on the ground) and captain Doc Naomab, during his side's exciting one-all drawn clash against Sarusas Orlando Pirates on Saturday. EASTER TOURNEY

THE Southern Football Association (SFA) , an aff'diate of the Namibia National Soccer League (NNSL), will stage a soccer and netball tournament - reported to be the biggest ever in the south· PRIVATE SALE during the Eastern Weekend at Keetmanshoop. The R5000-strong competition will be open for all and teams as far as Hochlandpark Prys: RlSO 000 3 bedrooms b.i.c. Windhoek are also welcome to enter, according to Mr. J Sifoline, spokesper­ HOCHLAND PARK son of the (SFA). sonder meubels 2 bathrooms R200000 The overall winner in the soccer section will receive R2300 and the runners­ met meubels 3 Bedrooms h.i.c. lounge/dining room up will net RlOOO. The two semi-final losers will earn R350 for their trouble. 3 slaapkamers 2 Bathrooms. open plan kitchen The number one netball team will wallo away with a cool R500 with the sltleetkamer 1 Study W /W carpeting ' second best getting R300. The two semi-finalists will take home RlOO each. 2 badkamers double garage The draw will take place at the Tseiblaagte Council Hall at 20hOO and teams Dining room! are cordially asked to inform the organisers before the stated time. waskamer servants quarter Kontak tel.-38306 x 271 Lounge KLEIN WINDHOEK Entrance fee is R200 per soccer team and R80 for netball teams. (with add. (werk) 226073 (huls) Open plan kitchen R371 000 . 1 Garage bathroom) THE NAMIBIAN is published by The Free Big erf fully burglar­ This must he seen proofed to he appreciated Press of Namibia (Pty) Limited with offices at establ,ished garden - an executive­ 42 John ,Meinert Street. It is printed by John am looldng for a daily R154 000 Only one owner! person who can look type house in Meinert (Pty) Limited of Stiibel Street and is my two children. Very sunny - close sought-after area edited by Gwen Lister. Staff can be contacted One is 4 months old, the Contact Tosca van 'to schools other 2 y~ars old. derHoven Ideal for young Contact Judy during office hours at telephone 36970/2/3/4, family. Herselman telex 3032, fax 33980 or P.O.Box 20783, Contact Saina Office 37470 Musheienga R140 000 negotiable 31931x209 -Windhoek 9000. Political commentary by Gwen at tel: 226571 ext. 51/50 Home 228076 Tel 223350 ail hours 43253 Lister, Pius Dunaiski and Kaptein Handuba. , 12 Wednesday April 11 1990 THE 'NAMIBIAN

~;:01", Brian, ' H·omewood FLASHBACK: Bullet Hansen (centre) hands the first prize money to the ,~t~·";; of last year's winning club, Chelsea. Brock Kandundu, one of the tournament organisers, looks on. Brazil's top players are expected to produce some of the most Chelsea are again favoured to take the top honours during this weekend's competition. exuberant football at the World Cup finals. But off the field they avoid lifestyles usually associated with stardom. Most of them dedicate their spare fer fee on him. time to their families, invest their Originally from Salvador in north­ TCL SOCCER FOR money in property and indulge in east Brazil, he was brought to Rio by hobbies such as breeding exotic ani­ Flamengo in 1983 and stayed there mals, reading the Bible or collecting until moving to Vasco last July. cars. He has used the money made from Striker Bebeto 's favourite pastime football to buy a house in Rio for his HOLIDAY WEEKEND is looking after a mini-zoo at his parents and five brothers and sisters parents' home in Rio, where he keeps _ so he can be near them. But he wants two dogs, several prize-winning cats, to play in Europe "to guarantee my turtles and a variety of noisy ma­ financial independe;lce. " With Chelsea tipped as favourites caws. Full-backMazinho is another who He does not drink: or smoke and was brought from the north-east to says he likes to spend his free time develop his career in Rio. Mazinho CONRAD ANGULA with rus family. left home in the state of Paraiba to Bebeto, whose full name is Jose complete a trial with Vasco where he NOMTSOUB soccer enthusiasts will get top entertainment this weekend in the form of a soccer Roberto Gama de Oliveira, was largely has stayed ever since. tournament, organised by the Far Northern Football Association (FNFA). The tournament, sponsored unknown outside Brazil until last Now 23, he has used the money by the Tsumeb Corporation Limited (TCL) for the first time, will be open to all teams including Su~r year when he scored six goals during earned from football to help his family League outfits. the South American championship improve their standard of living. in July and finished the year with 12 Mazinho comes from a poor family Spokesperson for the FNFA and "The tournament is open to all early seventies but has lost its punch goals in 19 games for his country. and said that during his childhood he NNSL representatives in the far nor1h­ teams in the country and we are call­ slightly since the formation of the The performance earned him the endured" a lot of suffering." em region, Bullet Hansen, 'told the ing all Far Northern affiliates to enter NNSL, which put the toumament on attention of Europe's top clubs and Like Bebeto, he was unknown Namibian Sport during ~ telephone as we want to make it a very success­ its own calender. he looks certain to be sold abroad outside Brazil until last year's South interview the competition is being ful event," he said. Namibian soccer fans will never when the contract wi1h his club Vasco American championship when he sponsored with a whopping R3500. The Eastern tournament has be­ forget the first class entertainment da Gama expires in August. Vasco Teams are expected pay R150 to come a traditional event on the have placed a 10-million dollar trans- CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 enter. Nomtsoub soccer calender since the CONTINUED ON PAGE 11

THE team, generally known as people's team, has revived itself in the past season after more then five years in the dark. Pirates are without doubt the team to beat this season, as proved during their recent tournament and friendly matches. Pirates have clinched three tournaments so far this season and are firm favourites to take t.he NNSL Eastern Tournament thislVeekend. The team is (standing, from left to right): Eric Muinjo, Doc Naomab (captain), Axab Auchamp, Nana Namaseb, Boetie Pieters, Bandi Namaseb, Franz Kazimbu,Andy Kalipa, (Kneeling)

Samora Appolusj African Areseb, Jorries Afrikaner, Sparks Gottlieb, Meno Gertze, Godillo Naobeb and Ou Les Goagoseb.