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CAPE TOWN: White South Africa will go to the ballot box on Tuesday Fake licences March 17 to answer a one· line question as to whether the government should continue seeking a negoti. ated constitutional settle­ ment for South Africa. This, in essence, is the deci­ sion arrived at following a meeting of the National Party's link in million four provincial leaders, Presi­ dent FW de Klerk and key officials of the party's federal structure on Saturday. An official announcement is expected in Parliament today when MPs will also hear offi­ cially that the legislature ad­ journs on Friday. rand fish scam The choice of date follows precedent. Referendums have traditionally been held on Tuesdays and general elections on Wednesdays. Codesa's work will be re­ Drug ring link alleged, death threats stricted on the political level but the three-week blitz cam­ ?algn will allow time for ad­ vancing more technical or used to frighten off investigators .... continued on page 2

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D.J:.l'AW1'tJ].J..:.N'l' 01" '1'H.II.N~POH1' FAKE fishing licences permitting people to MEHCltAN'£ SIIIPPING ACT, 1.9.51 (AC'l' NO. 57 of 1951)-LIC"NC>' ISSU>'D UND>'R'SCC1'ION 68. fish off the Transkei were used to let Spanish

LIC"NC]'; NO. fJO.JO.,ly- fishers leave port and come to Namibia to steal fish in a multi-million rand.fraud. NAM": MR. f. MJ.~S/DLII.1. ..t. 11. 11. B(;7l'1I(-+(';' .--;R (trY;,J{G, ••-5E;f.t. ,-v}-(NG"' y 1bis is revealed in the Johan- licences, which sources say sell .(~J, .0A~ . .s.):&. ..•••.••..•.• nesburg-based 1be Star, which for R500 000 to RI million ••. :",:-tf1 <[f.;T/.l ••••••••••••••• . says the swindle has links to a each, are good enough for the narcotics ring and death threats port authorities to permit boats OP.c;RA'1'INt; AS: frightened off investigators. to leave. This calls into ques- 'The core of1he scamis forged tion Spain's good faith, as it Is, hereby licf'llCed to use vessel .Y.)rTs:/;'St?(~~:f).(~ . .C",:1-,[;'h •. licences to fish off the Tran- does not diplomatically recog- for purposes of fishing from .J:lEl.lJ10V'Y./=i. .-. M2...9:1.'L~A for .. he skei, a part of South Africa, nise Transkei, an "independ- period from ..... • ~-I.'l.;lbI/G.'J ')6i::'::: •••.•.. 19'le., .. -//1. ,;/.;'1;'1. ;tJ;7.L which were found on two boats ent" bantustan set up under including the Cottoredondo apartheid. Cuatro arrested by Namibian '.!$" "When arrested, Cottoredondo authorities. According to the Cuarto's officers apparently also ISSUED AT UW£ATA TIlIS .... /''2 .... DAY 0[0' ~Ot ':i.:/l..1/S£Q •• 19.'!C ... report, authorities say at least claimed they were en route to 10 other named boats are oper- or from the Transkei, a claim ating under the fake licences, refuted by photographs of it Since Namibia started to operating in Namibia's exclu~ . protest about illegal Spanish sive economic zone three fishing, Spanish authorities have months earlier, as well as refused to let boats leave port Namibian stones in the net. without papers stating their destinatioIJ. APParently the Me continued on page 2

... Some the youngsters who A COpy of the fake licence given to 'The Namibian' by turned out on Saturday to support the launch of new Spanish fishing industry sources, The Johannesburg primary health guidelines. Photograph: Kate Burling 'Star' says they sell for R500 OOO-Rl million each. Act NOW on health President - GRAHAM HOPWOOD ABOUT 700 people gath­ President stressed the impor­ ered at the Independence KATE BURLlNG tance of individual responsi­ THE parents and guardians of former s~eet kids yesterday Arena in Katutura on bility for health. Using AIDS told Ministry of Local Government and Housing officials how difficult it was to keep former street children otT the street Saturday morning to hear etly but ftnished, almost two workers, Health Ministry offi­ as an example, he said, "The hours ahead of schedule, on a when their families were facing severe financial and housing President Sam Nujoma cials and members of the problem o( AIDS lies not with rousing note from the Presi­ community. the Government alone but problems. L . perform the honours at ~e dent. The book ofPHC guidelines, mostly with the individual's A meetingin,Katutura, convene~ fue¥inistry to set up launch of Namibia's Pri­ "I want action now, today which was presented to Nujoma behaviour ... Remember, once a monthly support group ofpa~, w,as a ch~or families mary Health (PHC) guide­ not tomorrow!" he told the moments earlier, must not, he HN develops into full-blown of street kidsto air their views and problems. Deputy director lines. assembled audience of Cabi­ warned, be •• allowed to gather AIDS there is no turning back" of Community Development, Adolfine Mushimba, said the The launch,sponsored by net Ministers, MPs, diplomats, dust on the shelves" . support meetings would be a way of hearing the parents' WHO and Unicef, began qui- UN representatives', health Throughout his speech, the continued on page 2 continued on page 2 2 Monday February 24 1992 THE NAMIBIAN .. ,

unemployed it was difficult to keep their houses. One com­ mented that most of those at­ Information trapped in tending were women and asked .. academic" backroom work. difficulties and so help pre­ •• Where are the fathers?' ' Cabinet and other senior vent a drift back to the streets Mushimba said the Ministry sources at the discu ssions have by the 37 children who have did not give financial help, but -Iow-pay vicious circle confirmed that no concessions now. been placed in Windhoek was sharing out donations of will be made -to accommodate schools. The Namibian reported food received from private com­ special demands by the Con­ one such case last week when panies such as maize meal from A PLEA for properly KA TE BURLlNG ject specialists is lost to Na- servative Party, such as break­ a 12-year-old boy who had been Agra. Some parents wanted help trained staff emerged loud mibian libraries of the Gov- ing up results into constitu­ placed in a primary school in to start up income-generating and clear from a series of ernment service. " ency counts. Khomasdal was fpund begging projects so that they could better 'b" appalling lack of trained staff The same people could earn three reports on N ann. la s and a "deficient salary sys- . From the same sources it in the centre of Windhoek. support their children, while 'b d . I! • up to double the salary when· II tern", which has created a vi- was clear that the government Mushimba stressed that the others suggested an increase rary an IDlormation appointed as teachers without cious circle of" many resigna-. c· 1 alifi . was confident of a substantial issue w~s both a national and in the food rations given to services recently presented a proLessIOna qu catIOn in victory. Those present at the community problem and had children. to the Government. tions, many vacancies, poor education, she said. talks saw the CP as having ; to be solved by the community Parents were split as to The reports, which cover services and a generally poor .! The professor outlined vari- rapidly cornered itself into a as well as the Government. whether the creation of a reha­ shool libraries, public librar- image of the information pro- ous recommendations which . no-win situation after Thurs­ At the meeting at Augheikas bilitation centre for street chil­ ies and Government informa- fession in the public sector". had been made to the Govern- day's announcement of the Primary School some parents dren would help. tion services, are to be fol- People with academic de- ment in order to establish in- referendum by De Klerk. said their main problem was While some saw it as~a means­ _ l?wed by a further three as- grees - even advanced degrees formation services in this Boycotting the refendum lack of money. Most of those of ensuring that the children sessments, spearbeaded by the - were paid as matriculants country. would require the party to talk attending were mothers with they found difficult to control University of Namibia's Prles-____unless they had a professional AnatioDaJ. conummity library more than 50 per cent of white eithernojoboralowpaidone. · would finish school, others said sor Andree-Jean Totemeyer. qualifj.cation,_ Totemeyer network according to a 100year voters into staying away from This meant it was difficult that an institution could iso­ According -to ~eir author, _ pointed ou;t._' 'The ~esultis that _ pl~ based on 13 regions rec" the polls - a near impossible for some parents to provide late the children and that it was the reports all pomted to an the expertise of v~uable sub- - ommeruIed- by the Delimita- political task. Partial success adequate food for the children. better: to concentrate on im­ tion Commission ofNamibiaT--- __ will only serve to concentrate One mother showed a letter proving their conditions in the had been put forward, she said. the "Yes" vote within the poll, from the municpality saying home. During the first five years, thereby adding the humiliation that she would be evicted to­ Mushimba backed the need 13 regional community librar­ of-a paltry "No" count to the day for non-payment of rent. to make the home environment ies would be established, fol­ CP's reckoning. Both-main She said the need fo buitd - more -supportive for the for­ lowed by a further 80 - of parties have indicated that the the parent-child relationship was mer street children and said which 57 could be set up as campaign itself will be a unique made almost impossible by the Ministry would stay in community school libraries - one characterised by large public being constantly forced to move contact with the parents and in the next five years. meetings, mass media and house. Other mothers agreed seek to respond to their prob­ The ' 'economic plan' , made poster campaigns. - Sapa that since most of them were lems and ideas. good use of existing buildings where ever possible, said TCite­ that a Transkei-registered " corruption has allegedly be­ meyer, but a certain amount of company run by two Cape Town come ·so rife, with senior foreign aid would be indispen­ businessmen got temporary Namibian Government officials sable. licences for two Spanish boats said to have bought shares in On a more positive note, the The Star goes on to say the who said they wanted to test companies which they hild given report had also revealed a readi­ multi-million forgery swindle the waters off the coast. He preference in the allocation of ness on the part of existing is run by an Italian business­ said these were copied fraudu­ quotas, that a public commis­ library staff to undergo train­ man living in Alicante, Spain, lently and the stamp and the ~on of inquiry was established. " ing if it were available. "An and says they have his name. signature are not genuine. His This refers to the 0 'Linn overwhelming majority of He apparently operates two department Stopped handing out commission, set to report to respondents indicated a pref­ fi shing companies and works licences in July 1990 "when President Sam Nujoma this erence for distance teaching. with a Cape Town-based law­ the troubles started" while the week. part-time teaching or one yer who finds buyers and has copy illustrated shows a No­ One Spanish politician has semester of full-time teaching two further associates in Walvis vember date. said that 6 200 Spanish skip­ PROFESSOR Andree-Jean Totemeyer of the Univer­ plus one semester of work; while .-- Bay. The ~riginal ~rmit was , pers and sailors operate off sity of Namibia: trained staff are vital to give Namibia ·full-time studies received_the -. TheStaraddsthatinvestiga­ number 00204, the same nUm­ Namibia, more than previously the inf~rmat.Qii serviee''jt needs. :-. . - . lowest rating, " she said.- - tors found links to adrugs ring, ber asthafusedinboits-canght thought. Spaniards reportedly and were scared off by death off the Namibian coast. 1'ran­ feel they have a " traditional :::::::»:':. ,:.: to stir the same excitement and forts of all concerned for a job threats. Spanish fishing indus­ skei police are apparently seek­ right" to fish the exclusion zone, :>'. atmoshphere which marked last well done. The essence of the try sources who passed a copy ing the two men who got the and in view of the huge profits, o~~ · r.~c year's Oshakati PHC event that PHC approach was that "health of the licence to The Namibian first temporary licence. Spanish port authorities are set the process in motion. begins at home", explained the have also been hard to contact. Other Spaniards use N amib­ _reported to turn a blind eye. He further warned against At that occasion President President. The report quotes Marshall ian nominees, illegally buy Relations are further strained, the dangers of complacency, Nujorna asked the Health Community participation, Gwe GWe, responsible for li­ Namibian flags and use 'friends' the paper adds, by Namibian and the 'it'll never happen to Ministry and the community intersectoral collaboration and censing at the Transkei De­ in the Namibian Government, delays in givibg Spain evidence. me' syndrome. . to work out a comprehensi~e the provision of affordable and partment of Transport, saying reports The Star. It claims To control the resource and "You should not abuse alco­ set of guidelines for the estab­ appropriate health programmes preserve it for the country's hol or drugs or live under dirty lishment of a national PHC to ALL communities - particu­ future, Namibia needs to con­ conditions or not take precau­ policy. larly disadvantaged groups - trol both its own corruption tions against AIDS and expect With those guidelines safely were the cornerstones of and that of others. to stay healthy," saidNujoma. in his possession on Saturday, Namibia'snewPHC guidelines, The Katutura launch failed the President praised the ef- he said. seeks the service of a DTA supporters in Katutura in the event of a crisis". major contributing factor to last week expressed grave A statement issued by the the escalation of squatter FIELD WORKER concern over "the escalating DTA's five constituencies in communities to the south of ' and ungovernable areas of Katutura at the end of the o shivelo". squatters" ··and criticised the meeting criticised "the inhu­ The statement recommends The succesfull incumbent must; Government for lacking both a mane bulldozing of squatter that housing and employment * be based in Windhoek "workable strategy to combat camps" and "the unrealistic be created for people at thei r * be willing'to undertake extensive traveling squatting ,-, and" a programme. promises of the ruling party, places of origin. . to rovide emer enc housin Swa 0", which it sa s are "a throughout Namibia *be ~ lady * have a very_good command of Nama/Damara, as well as Afrikaans. 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Tel (021) - 949 1600/1/2 P.O. Box 5384L Fax;. 31653 [ Windhoek 900 0'\ - --.... THE NAMIBIAN Monday February 24 1992 3 • • ~IVe y law spar a ! ACADEMICS and students are already worried about council members of his own One academic claimed that MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE the early drafts of the University of Namibia bill, set to choice and can fill the seats having President Robert Mug­ Ik tabled in the National Assembly later this year. left if other bodies do not abe as Chancellor of the Uni­ of the Academy will cease, nominate representatives. versity of Zimbabwe had not Sources told The Namibian it tried, never captured hearts described as the basic organs Students also complain that proved &'Uccessful, as there was that among charges being lev­ or loyalty and was seen as rather of university administration, the council's powers, as de­ no real separation in the iden­ elled are that the vice-chancel­ second-rate. The new bill was usually providing a form of fined in the draft bill, are too tity of the head of state and the - lor has virtual one-man rule to make a genuine change, into independent and democratic ' vague and leave room for abuse. university. The volatile mix of during a transition' period, and a centre of higher learning of governance in which decisions Students also feel the pow­ ideas and outspoken deb!lte that powers allocated to a rep­ which the country could be are arrived at by public debate. ers conferred on the Council characteristic of universities resentative council are too vague proud, fostering free inquiry, Academics value this sys­ by the Act are so vague as to could offend a head of state. with too much power to the creativity, independent think­ tem because it clearly demar­ leave considerable room for On ,a more' personal level, vi c~-chancellor. ing, vigorous debate and high cates power, the hallmark of abuse. They are unhappy that a staff currently employed at the Finally people say there is standards of excellence in both any true democracy. It also Students' Represen!ative CoUn­ Academy , are very unhappy too much scope fo r interfer­ teaching and research. . allows full Use of the individu­ cil has to be approved by the about provisions for their con­ ence by the State in the run­ Some critics doubt whether ality and high levels of exper­ University Council. tinued employment in the pro­ ning of the future university, a the new bill will set the stage tise normally found at a uni­ . Some object to the proposal' posed bill. recipe which some say has for these high ideals, particu­ versity. The draft bill appar­ to make President SamNujoma, The draft says every em­ cooked up problems in neigh­ larly as there does not seem to ently proposes to fill the vac-' the H ead of State, Chancellor ployee in good standing shall DR Peter Katjavivi, vice­ bouring African countries. be provision for democraq in uum with one-man rule by the of the Unive~s ity . be offered a one-year tempo­ chancellor designate of the Current Academy staff are the running of the univ~rsity . v!ce-chancellor. This is because the bill does rary contract by the National planned University ofNa­ worried about their jobs, pen­ Of course the draft bill is He has all power, including not make a clear distinction University of Namibia. No-one mibia. sions and subsidised housing still not its final form, and there chairing the University Coun­ between Chancellor as only a knows what "in good stand­ loans as they are being told could be significant changes cil and power to appoint people title and someone with real ing" means and staff say they that staff who are "in good befqre the bill fuially reaches to it. In addition he is chief powers over the affairs of the were originally made to under­ standing " (without this being parliament. Even the prelimi­ executive, carrying out the university. staO.d they would be given two­ clearly defined) will only be nary "layman's draft" is only council's decisions. . In the present draft, the year contracts. offered a one year contract . to be completed by the end of Another complaint is that a Chancellor is a member, even One source says staff are which may not be·renewed. this month, and will then go to 30-member Council, although chairperson, of the University feeling very insecure. No-one Teaching staff at the present legal drafting. representative with seats for Council. The vice-chancellor knows whether they will have Academy, among others, have But one academic says of students, the National Union reports directly to him. Many a job after the one-year con­ been given the opportunity of even the first draft: " ... if of Namibian Workers, the see this as a genuine threat to tract. Those in disciplines such ,,, t))············/········-···· commenting on the draft and ' passed intact it will spell al­ Council of Churches, a recog­ the independence of the uni­ as accountancy and manage­ THE vice-chancellor des­ are to pass their suggestions to most certain disaster for the nised women's organisation and versity, and some say that rather ment sciences could find other ignate of the University of the office of the vice-chancel­ university' '. other groups, will be too large than direct intervention, the jobs quite easilY, but those in Namibia, Dr Peter lor designate Dr Peter Katjavivi The most controversial as­ to be effective. Head of State should be seen the social sciences are not so Katjavivi, last night clari­ after an Academy Senate pect appears to be the sweep­ Students complain that their as above any fray and as a sure. fied that the staff and stu­ meeting tomorrow. ing, almost autocratic, powers nominees are to be appointed mediating force. Many have large investments dents' reactions in the The new bill aims to trans­ granted to the vice-chancellor by the vice-chancellor in vio­ The State does have a role in in the Academy 's pension fund article alongside are not form the Academy into a full during a transitional period. lation of their democratic rights supervising the spending of which cannot be transferred, university, the National Uni- ' When a future act comes into and the principle of account­ taxpayers' money, but many and many enjoy housing sub­ to an official draft biD, but versity of Namibia. Many have force, the existing Senate and able representation. The vice­ academics want it to stay out sidies and 100 per cent loans to one of a series of inde­ said the Academy, however hard all faculties and departments chancellor can also appoint four of direct management. which could abruptly end. pendent proposals. Katjavivi said that his office had received several different suggestions from Nowordon home and abroad and he had shared several with interested parti~s iD ·the· interests of debate on the future university. Walvis Bay However, theindepend­ ent suggestions do not have any legal or official stand­ TOMMINNEY ing and will not be incor­ porated in the draft biD measure while the issue of SOUTH Africa is not ready to without many changes. make any public reply to charges sovereignty is settled. of unilateral action in Walvis Thus talks on sovereignty Katjavivi added that he Bay over a meeting between appear to be virtually halted personally had disagreed the different councils to set up while the issue of joint techni­ with many of the points in a single municipality. cal committee has been cre­ the various suggestions, but Acting represen!ative Braam ated as a smoke screen and had felt it would be good Eckard contacted The Namlb­ delaying tactic. for others involved to see ian to say that any discussion So great is the sense of ur­ and comment on them. of the issue, first raised in this gency on Walvis Bay that the The attached comments newspaper, would take place last meeting of the JTC, held are thus not comments on at the next meeting of a joint on December 5, did not fix a official draft Univer­ N amibian-South African tech­ date for a future meeting, so it COMMITTED ARTISTS ... The cast of 'My Africa, My Children' which will be per­ '1m nical conunittee. is not clear when South Africa formed at the Windhoek Theatre as part of the second anniversary of independence. sity of Namibia bill. • "The governmen!s of Na­ does propose to reply on the mibia and South Africa have contentious unilateral move. reached an understanding that The friction, and a · very UK support group closes matters pertaining toWalvis strongly worded note of pro­ New theatre group Bay would be first dealt with test from the Namibian Gov­ by negotiation through the ernment, was caused when 65 A statement from the N.amibia Ecumenical News Agency mechanism of the joint techni­ councillors from Walvis Bay, (NENA) announced that .the UK support group Church to do Fugard play . cal committee which was cre­ Narraville and Kuisebmond met Action on Namibia (CAN) ~ closing down. The statement ated for this purpose and not to discuss forming a single said lack of funding and a fall.in support meant it was no COMMITTED Artists, the first independent profes­ by exchanges in the media," municipality in line with ne,,( longer possible for CAN to maintain membership. he said. laws in South Africa. sional theatre company in Namibia, is to be launched "The government of South It seems that despite an agree­ For most of the 1980s CAN had campaigned for Namibian next month with a blockbuster play by world-renowned Africa intends to adhere to the ment between the two parties independence and had worked closdy with the Council of Churches South African playwright Athol Fugard. above understanding reached not to take any unilateral steps in Namibia providing material support for church education The play, 'My Africa, My Namibianactors came to the between the two goverments. " in the port, South African au­ projects. It had also supported the fornlation of the Namibia Children', will be performed fore. 'in professional produc~ The JIC aims to prepare thorities still feel free to apply Domestic and Allied Workers UlIion. as part of the secondNamibian tions, films and television se- expert studi~s in readiness for - any new South African laws in Although the CAN office is closing, individual members have Independence Celebration ~n ries. setting up a.joint administra­ the port however they may been urged to continue campaigning on issues such as the March 21 at the Warehouse 'My Africa, My Cruldre~' tion on the port as an interim change the situation there. reintegration ofWalvis Bay and trade arrangements with Europe. Theatre. The play. will then be has been the longest running taken on an national-i.our be- production at the Market The- cause of its education~alue atre in Johannesburg and deals to Namibian pupils. with the educational crisis in Conference to tackle youth unemployment Committed Artists is the third South Africa. The cast of the phase in theatre to be added to Namibian production are David AN IMPORTANT conference on the problems of unemployed guest speakers from neighbouring countries. About 150 partici­ the Windhoek Players and Ndjavera (Mister M), Felicity youth in Namibia begins this week in Windhoek. pants are expected to attend the conference, which starts on Selpent Players an1ateur the­ Celento (Miss Isabel Dyson) The three-day meeting, to be sponsored by the Canadian High Wednesday and will address some of the toughest issues facing atre groups. Both groups have and Lucky Peters (Thami Commission, will bring together the Ministry of Youth and independent Namibia. 'It will also examine some of the work for 13 years provided a plat­ Mbikwana). The play will run Sport and the Ministry of Labour as well as several community­ done so far to combat youth unemployment, both by Govern­ form for anlateur theatre in the until March 28 and is directed based NGOs already working in the field of job creation, and ment and non-governmental organistations. country. During that time many . by Freddie Philander. 4 Monday February 24 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

teris the head of the Murder Angel of death Investigation Commission in Munich. He is a man who MY goodness! With an AIDS goes his own way and is official like Abaer Xoagub. who unorthodox and rather miS­ needs the Angel of Death? trustful of his colleagues and His comments in the main story of The Namibian of 16h56: Opening superiors. He is feared by Thesday February 18 were 17hOO: Religious petty crooks and professional enough to cause ', any person Programme criminals because of the infected with HIV to give up 17h06: Kidd ies Filler unusual methods he uses to all hope and feel totally worth­ 17h 19: The Henderson track them down. less. we can in future deal with a the right direction Kids 20hOO: News He said that it was sad that tall for uniformity N arnibian company instead of I look forward to hearing 17h44: Educational 20h35: Docu mentary so many economically active Maister Directories from Cape what the powers that be have Programme Programme PLEASE allow me to spread people were becoming infected to say. my views to all corners of our Town. with RN'as " someone who Muzzy in Gondaland 21h20: Crime Story 11 When I look at the amount I country - the purpose of this JHZWICKY has just completed school and Health for your child 22h15: About Face (final) pay each month for directory letter is to request the Minister TSUMEB has a diploma and a degree .. . 18h08: NBC Sport Episode 12: Sleeping sick­ entries and extrapolate that of Education and Culture to ifhe is infected he is not going Winter Olympics ness across the board, it is apparent investigate the issue of school Note: We regret that we to contribute to economic that our directory and yellow 18h31: Santa Barbara 22h38: Eleven Arrows vs uniforms in this country, be­ cannot send copies of the growth". pages must be worth millions. 19hOO: The Old Fox Lesotho Arsenal, high­ cause parents are totally bank­ newspaper to people who I have been infected with Chief Inspector Erwin Kos- lights of match rupt and cannot afford school Perhaps the Postmaster Gen­ submit letters to the editor, RN for about two-and-a-half eral or the responsible Minis­ uniforms. Please ensure that you buy years, but I am still working A light-hearted comedy se­ ter could, therefore, advise: I would request that the the newspaper regularly to normally, doing my part in the ries about a detective nov­ Mini&terhave one school urii­ - Why a company which see if your letters have been economy just as well as I was operates from Cape Town and elist who writes about the form (one colour) for all pri­ placed. - Ed before I was infected. which does not even have an . girl of his dreams. mary schools everywhere in So far there is no sign that I . office in Namibia and which (Premium time) Namibia, and another colour am about to fall sick because does not employ Namibians, M • N • I: • T 19hOO: First Circle - for all secondary schools in the Outjo racism' of AIDS and I should be able to but send their own people up . Part I country. carry on working for many from Cape Town for about two MOST officials in the Munici­ One of the reasons is that years. If I live a healthy life, J (Premium time) Based on the book by Alex­ months every year, have been pality of Outjo are whites and students transfer from one think I can carry on living for 10h30: Family Business ander Solzhenitsyn. In the given this very lucrative con­ they are not concerned about school to another and the con­ many more years - perhaps 10 (2-12) Mavrino prison which makes tract? our plight. " s~queiJ.ce is ,that parents must or 15 - by which time there 12h30: Transmission th~ - Whether. Maister Direc'to­ If the Minister of Local up first cir.cle of Stalin's keep buying different school might be cheap medicines which ends ' penal hell; the prisoners run uniforms. . ries pay tax in Namibia on Government and Housing is not doing anything about 0lU" will keep those of us with RN (KTV starts) • a scientific research centre. , My school is a combined what thev earn here? problems in Outjo, then we alive for much longer. 15hOO: Tiny Toon , When atomic bomb secret') primary and secondary school - If not, why not? will have to do something Mr Xoagub's organisation, from Grade 1 to Grade 9 with - If the contract is awarded Adventures . are reveaied to the Ameri­ ourselves about these racist' the NatioI'..al AIDS Control a total of 1 071 pupils. I feel on a tender basis, with privati­ 15h30: Slimer cans, the inmates are all Municipal officials . Progranlme, should be encour­ sorry for our parents who have . sation will the directly con­ 16hOO: Scooby Doo, under suspicion and are put It is horrifying for us to aging those of us infected with to buy these uniforms. tract be thrown open to tenders where are you? under tremendous pressure continue to carry buckets of RN to live healthy lives and to I would like to have com­ from local businessmen who 16h30: Talespin to help find the traitor. Star- . human waste on a daily basis. be positive about life, so that ment about this from the whole can then est.ililish an office It is inhuman to expect us to we can continue contributing An exciting animated ad­ ring: Robert Pow ell, Cbris­ community. here, employ Namibians, pay touch somebody else's waste. to the economy for as long as venture series with charac­ topher Plummer, F Murray Hard work is the mother of taxes and generally benefit our We are,also in lowly-paid jobs possible. But instead, he writes ters from The Jungle Book. Abraham success. country as a whole? and we are not given enough us offjust like that. Well thank (KTVends) 21hOO: Supersport: I ask these questions as it V AlNO HAMUTENYA protective clothes by this you Mr Xoagub, but I intend to (Open Time) Cricket seems that Maister Directo­ continue being economically SECRETARY ries; have had this contract for Municipality. 17hOO: DrexeU's Class 22hOO: The Civil War active for many years to come, EKANGOLINENE HIGHER many, many years and it has We want·those officials to 17h30: Loving 23hOO: It's my Turn , despite my infection and de­ SCHOOL never been awarded to anyone be replaced because they have (repeat) spite your depressing words. 18hOO: The Fresh Prince POBOX 1332 else. no respect for our problems. After all, those of us with of Bel Air 02h15 : Transmission OSHAKATI With independence, we must We do not know if we are HIV will contribute more to 18h30: Duet ends now stand on our own two feet independent - but if we are, the economy than the hundreds and do away with foreign then we are not yet free. Min­ Suppo'rt locals of pe6ple who will die in road companies who literally take ister Libertine Amathila. please and other accidents in the Today's weather I NOTICE from the Windhoek the money and run back to do something about this situ­ ation. coming months. Partly cloudy a nd hot in the north with isolated thun- Advertiser of January 22 that Cape Town. We must estab- Telcom is going private. lish local businesses employ- UNHAPPY WORKER dersbowers, b u t rme in the south where it will be cooler. Hopefully this will mean that ing local people. Giving the HlVPOSITNE ETOSHAPOORT WINDHOEK Coa st cool with fog patches overnight, but fine and mild when placing telephone direc- directorylyellow pages contract in the south. Wind moderate south-westerly to north- tory and yellow pages entries to a Namibian will be a step in westerly becoming fresh southerly in the south. - Sapa 1---.,..------.:.------1977 - The Rhodesian Government announces that Bishop Donal ~ Lamont, Bishop of Umtali, is to be deprived of his Rhodesian in ~I~ . citizenship and deported, following Appeal Court reduction of his lO-year jail sentence (for failing to report terrorists) to four ACADEMY years. Highlights in history on this date: 1986 - US President Ronald Reagan requests that President School of the Arts 1525 - Spanish army, using muskets for first time in war, route Ferdinand E Marcos of troubled Philippines step down after 20 French and Swiss forces at Pavia, Italy, as 14000 men are slain years in power. in battle. 1989 - Japan's Emperor Hirohito is buried after world leaders pay 1530 - Charles V is crowned Holy Roman Emperor and King of final respects. Department of Visual Arts Italy by Pope Clement VII at Bologna - the last imperial corona­ 1990 - Candidates favoring independence run well in elections to tion by a pope. the Supreme Soviet of Lithuania. ARTIST'S WORKSHO P 1563 - Duke of Guise is killed at Orleans in French civil war. 1991 - The National African Federated Chamber of Commerce , 1656 - Spain declares war on England. and Industries (Nafcoc) commits itself to the pomotion of a free­ The well-known Germ an artist . 1824 - Governor-General of India declares war on Burme se after market system as a means to best achieve a more equitable British East India Company territory is violated. distribution of wealth in South Africa. . JOCHEN M BUSTORFF 1825 - Egyptian forces begin landing in Morea, Greece. 1991 - Finance officials meet International Monetary Fund 1826 - By Treaty ofYandabu, ending Burmese war, Burmese pay who is currently visiting Namibia will lead a Painting representatives to discuss implementation of a "life net" strategy indemnity and British resident is established at A va. to help the poor. Workshop at the Department of Visual Arts from 1862 - Edenburg is founded in the Orange Free State as a church 1991 - Hours after last-minute Soviet diplomatic efforts fail, village. 29 Febrqary -1 March 1992 allied forces lllunch a ground offensive again t Iraqi forces in 1891 - China pays indemnity to Russia for return oflli Valley in Kuwait and Iraq. northwest ChuIa. All adutt Namibian artists with basic painting 1920 - Nazi Party is organised ill Germany. experience are invited to apply for participation 1945 - Egypt's Premier Ahmed Pasha is assassinated after Today's Birthdays: announcing Egypt's declaration of war against Gernlany; US Basic materials will be supplied Wilhelm Grimm, German author (1786-1859); George Augustus troops liberate Philippine capital of Mallila from Japanese occu­ Moore, English novelist (1852-1933). Please apply early - only a limited number of pation during World War II. 1962 - Atleast 25 people, most of them Moslems, are .slainduring participants can be accommodated terrorist outbreak in Algiers. Thought For Today: 1966 - Coup by armed forces of Ghana deposes President K wame Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be tmclerstood - Marie FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT: Nkrumah while he is out of country en route to China. Curie, Polish-born scientist (1867-1934). - AP Marie Adank at 307-2405 or Hercules Viljoen at 307-2119 Rock star leads rape-abortion protest The following sponsors are thanked for their generous DUBLIN: Rock star Sinead demonstrators outside Dublin's many pushing their children in know what it's like." contributions which made this project possible: O'Connor led a protest on Sat­ General Post Office and said it strollers. Women's -groups are plan­ urday by 5 000 people demon­ was an "emergency situation". "Men wouldn't have a lot of ning further protests against • Neo PaiQt Factory strating against a government "None of th.e normal rules right to comment about it,' said last week's High Court ruling, • Namibian-German Foundation order barring a 14-year.:old girl, apply. If we made the law then O'Connor, who told the crowd which barred the unnamed 14- r- _. for Cultural Co-operation who clainled she was raped, we can. change the law," the she has had two abortions. 'They year-old girl and her parents VerbaCP from having an abortion abroad. singer told the protesters, who would never find themselves from seeking an abortion in O'Connor ' addressed the marched through the streets, in this situation so they don't Britain. - AP

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Zam tops INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP drug list Natal unrest claims three

LUSAKA: Zambia heads the EMPANGENI, NATAL: Three people were killed in two sepa­ list of drug trafficking coun­ rate attacks in Empangeni' s troubled Esikhawini ·.township on tries in Africa, according to Natal's North Coast on Saturday night and yesterday morning, monitored data concerning drug KwaZulu police reported. dealers. A report on drug deals in Zim land countdown Africa says more than 50 per Police stop Moscow march cent of the significant illicit MOSCOW: Thousands of hardline communists angry with the ·drug seizures monitored by the Russian government's liberal reforms were yesterday halted in United Nations over a quar­ Moscow by riot police who prevented tl;1em from marching on the terly period last year occured -day for key bill tomorrow Kremlin. in Zam.bia. President Boris Yeltsin and CIS armed forces commander Th UN econonuc and social HARARE: Black Zimbabwe­ Vice-. president Joshua Nkomo investment. Yevgeny Shaposhnikov meanwhile marked the former Soviet council report says 48 oithe 88 ans who overthrew white nu­ has described the situation as As it stands, the Bill gives Armed Forces Day, renamed Day of the Defenders of the Moth­ illicit drug seizures made by nority rule 12 yeru:s ago are " explosive," asking, "Can we the government the power to erland, by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier law inforcement agencies on looking to a parliamentru:y say that we are free if we don't designate any agricultural land outside the Kremlin. session starting tomorrow to have the land which we fought it wants and set the price, with­ the continent were in Zambia. present them at last with the to get?" out farmers having the right to Zambia is followed by Su­ spoils of victory - the land. ThepresidentofthemainJy­ appeal to the courts. dan and Cameroon, which Azerbaijani shells former base In one of the biggest shake- white Commercial Farmers White farmer~ say that apart recorded 10 seizures each, and . ups since independence in 1980, Union (CPU), Alan Bud, has from the threat of losing their Guinea which recorded seven. YEREVAN: Azerbaijani troops yesterday shelled a fo rmer Red the government has pledged to said: "We are fully aware that farms, the uncertainty over land The most favoured drug traf­ Army base in the N agomy Karabakh capital Stepanakert, killing cnact legislation enabling it to government comes under pres­ values would erode their credit ficked in Zambia was cannabis one soldier and wounding a dozen, a spokesman for the p arlia­ nationalise more than half the sure from some people with base and undermine the viabil­ and Zambians were the main ment of the disputed Azerbaijani enclave said. land owned by white farmers. the argument that since the land ity of all large-scale commer­ culprits. In Arusha, Tanzania, That is six nUllion hectares was taken from your forefa­ cial farmers. last month, an intematicmaJ. con­ (14.8 nUllion acres) of prime thers it should simply be taken Most conunercial fanners are ference on drug abuse control Israelis shoot dead Palestinian agricultural property, on which back again without compensa­ white. Some 4000 of them in eastern and southern Africa JERUSALEM: Israeli soldiers in civilian clothes shot dead a 28- it plans to resettle blacks from tion. own around 28 per cent of the attributed the increased illicit year-old Palestinian and seriously wounded another overnight on overcrowded communal areas. " Sure there are perllaps many land in a country of 10 nUllion drug trade in the sub-region to Saturday when they opened fire on masked men in the occupied The assured passage of the things our forefathers did wrong people and produce 81 per cent currency devaluations which Gaza Strip, Palestinian soures said. Land Acquisition Bill through but there are also many things by value of all crops and live­ made money an increasingly a parliament dominated by that they did right. " stock marketed. meaningless medium of ex­ President Robert Mugabe 's Bud met Mugabe last week " If the bill is presentedinits change. Honecker busy with funeral Zanu-PF party will climax a to discuss the issue and it was present form then farmers will , 'The conference noted with concern that with the falling in century of bitterness over co­ agreed that the farmers could lose confidence in the govern­ BONN: Ailing fonner East German leader Erich Honecker the value of currencies in the lonialland expropriation. propose amendments to the Bill. ment," says Mac Crawford, spends his time at the Chilean Embassy in Moscow watching sub-region, drugs are increas­ It will also end more than a Farn1ing leaders said they . Matabeleland provincial leader videos and planning his funeral, the Kurier am Sonntag newspa­ ingly becoming a medium of decade of frustration during did not see this as indicating a of the CPU. "This will be a per in Berlin reported yesterday, quoting his wife, Margot. exchange, .. the conference which the government's abil­ change of heart, as they had complete disaster." The Chilean Government said Honecker would leave the report said. Consequently, a ity to acquire land was restricted made their views known over But while there might still embassy next week to enter a clinic in the Russian capital for link has been establised be­ under a British-brokered inde­ the past two years without effect. be room for some amendments, treatment of terminal cancer. pendence constitution. But their strongest card lies possibly on the issue of com­ tweenillicit drug deals and car Land remains one of the most in the fact that the legislation pensation to keep the donors thefts in the sub-region. - Sapa racially volatile issues in a has caused some disquiet amoog happy, the government has Interim govt for Afghans? countzy where blacks and whites the influential donor nations expressed it& determination to have largely learned to live which are vital support for push land reform through in Women wield ISLAM;ABAD: A transitional Afghan government could replace hannoniously together since Zimbabwe's bid to revamp its the name of justice. the administration of President Najibullah before the end of independence ended a bloody economy through a structural "The policy and magnitude law inZim summer, UN envoy Benon Sevan said yesterday. Najibullah, who seven-year guerrilla war. adjustment programme. of the resettlement programme came to power during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, had The build-up to the presen­ The donors told Zimbabwe is not negotiable," Agricul­ BULAWAYO: A book recently agreed to step down, Sevan said. tation of the legislation over at a meeting in Paris last week ture Minister Witness published by the Women and the past two years has seen to carry out its land reform in Mangwende told a meeting of Law in Southern Africa Re­ bitter conunents from both such a way that it did not dis­ white farmers last year. search Project says more women Potch policeman in love rampage are now taking advantage of sides. courage domestic and foreign -AFP POTCHEFSTROOM: A policeman, Sergeant Gerrit A Buyskes, the law and suing for mainte­ fatally wounded his girlfriend and then killed himself in an nance, Ziana news agency apparent love rage outside the Potchefstroom post office on reports. Saturday night. 1 The book, distributed at a SADF, Zim. arm.y accused Twenty-seven-year-old Sgt Buyskes and his lover Magdalena five-day workshop in Bula­ Visser, 26, lay in a pool of blood beside each other as paramedics wayo, said there is no signifi­ desperately tried to revive them, but in vain. ~f 'poaching holocaust' cant awareness of the law on maintainance by UIban and rural dwellers. Drug kingpin denies involvement LONDON: The annies of South officer who threatened to ex­ tons of ivory was flown to Titled ' Maintenance in Africa and Zimbabwe are in­ pose their activities. Swaziland arid South Africa, Zimbabwe', the book was first BOGOTA, COLOMBIA: Pablo Escobar, reputed kingpin of the volved in the illegal smuggling No official spokesmen were which it called an outlet for published in 1992. Medellin drug cartel, professed in a sworn statement to a Colom­ ofivory and a "poachingholo­ available for comment in ei­ poached ivory from all over "Attitudes on the mainte­ bian judge that he had no role in one of world's biggest cocaine caust" against endangered ther country yesterday. the continent. nance law were generally fa­ smuggling operations, a news weekly reported. elephants, an environmental An unidentified SADF The agency also called vourable. Both men and women "I only know what I read 3lW. see in the news media about group charged in a report yes­ spokesman, quoted in The Zambia a sanctuary for poach­ (interviewed) felt that the law cocaine," the latest edition of Semana quoted Escobar as saying terday. Sunday Times ofLonaon, said ers and accused the Zimbabwe was good, because it ensured in testimony from his roomy and comfortable jail, built for him The Environment Investiga­ similar allegations were inves­ Parks Department of involve­ financial support where par­ in his hometown near Medellin. tion Agency, a London-based tigated two years ago but no ment in poaching elephant and ents were irresponsible," said US law enforcement officials accuse Escobar of having di­ conservation group, accused the evidence had been found to rhino in the Gonareshou and the book, quoting interviews rected the chief cocaine supply network to the United States in the governments of both countries support them. Chizarira Parks. with both men and women. 1980s and had sought him to face trial. of turning a blind eye to the A government official in the Ivory exports were banned Research on the book also militru:y's involvement in the Zimbabwean capital of Harare, by the UN Convention on Inter­ collected data from 144 court ivory trade and elephant slaugh­ speaking on condition of ano­ national Trade in Endangered records, 14 group discussions, Drunk Brit flattens countryside ter. nymity, said yesterday that some Species in 1989 after poachers 216 survey interviews, 53 court It expressed hope that the soldiers and police had been cutthe African elephant popu­ observations, 25 interviews and BONN: A drunken British soldier took a joy ride in a stolen tank report's finding would under­ involved in poaching and lation from 1.3 million to just five case studies. overnight on Saturday, devastating Qie countryside for 12kms lnine attempts by South Africa smuggling of ivory over the over 600 000 in 10 years. " Most men felt the law between the British base at Hemer and the town of Wenden, east and Zimbabwe to overturn the years and had been taken to Delegates to the UN con­ favoured women particularly of Cologne. worldwide ban on ivory trad­ court. The South African mili­ vention are scheduled to meet in cases where paternity was During the spirited drive, the 22-year-old imbiber and Ius ing at,a meeting in Japan on tary has not been involved in in Japan on March 2 to rule on disputed whilewomenfeltthat armour flattened cars, trees and crash barriers, while pursued for March 2. Angola or Mozambique for sev­ applications from five south­ the law was not firm enou gh to an hour by local police. The report alleges that eral years, though Zimbabwean ern African countries - South those who defaulted," said the "You just try to stop a tank with a patrol car," a police officer members of the South African troops remain in Mozambique Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, book. Allegations of abuse of said defensively after the escapade. Defense Force ran a major ivory where they support the gov­ Malawi and Namibia - to lift maintenance was a recurrent A concrete dike alongside a waterway finally brou ght the jaunt smuggling ' operation out of ernment. the protected status of elephants theme throughout the research to a halt, and British militru:y police arrived to haul the driver Angola and set up another in The agency, which previ­ so the ivory trade can resume. as women were accused of using away. Mozambique, ·where they ously disclosed dealers respon­ South Africa and Zimbabwe money more on their personal Nobody was injured, but the damage is estimated at 300 000 smuggled tusks from elephants sible for an illegal ivory net­ are widely considered to have needs than maintaining chil­ dollars. shot by Mozamblcan rebels. work stretching from Africa to the best conservation programs dren. The report also'claims sol­ the Far East, said it sent inves­ in Africa. They are seeking a "Except for one or two cases diers from Zimbabwe's N a­ tigators posing as ivory deal­ resumption of the ivory trade these allegations were found * Reports from Agence tional Army killed elephants ers to Zimbabwe and South because their well-protected to have no concrete basis upon in their own country and in Africa to obtain evidence from elephant populations have which valid and objective France-Presse, Sapa and Mozambique, and murdered smugglers. grown so large the herds must conclusions could be made. " - several people including an In 1990, the report said, five be culled annually. - AP Sapa Associated Press 6 Monday February 24 1992 THE NAMIBIAN 1:l'mi~i+{*'~i·'ga·'~t.] lti[4j Here is how major stock markets outside the United States ended on Friday: LONDON - Shares ended a quiet session with no clear trend as 1'1arket round-up worries over the British economy and the imminent company reporting season kept players out of the market. Friday's quotations for unit trusts: The FinanCial Times-Stock Exchange index of 100 leading shares closed 1.1 points down on the day at 2,542.3, 28.4 points General Equity Funds: REPUBLIC OF up on last week. BOEGrowth 140,13 130,95 4,82 FRANKFURT- Stocks reached an 18-month closing high, pushed Fedgro 121,29 113,25 7,93 NAMIBIA up by short-covering before the expiry of options contracts. CU Growth 115,15 107,51 . 5,52 The 30-share DAX index ended 14.45 points up at 1,717.63. It Guardbank Growth 2331,93 2167,88 5,45 closed last week at 1,676.48. Momentum 237,94 222,59 5,00 MINISTRY OF FINANCE PARIS - French sha,res rose to their highest level since Iraq Metfund 185,55 172,86 3,61 r------TENDERBOARD------~ invaded Kuwait in August 1990. Metlife 117,44 109,77 n/a TENDERS The CAC-40 index ended 11.15 points higher at 1,962.37. Last NBS Hallmark 890,36 831,62 6,88 week's close was 1,865.1. NorwichNBS 337,32 315,01 6,88 1 fTENDER NOF1 11 0/2-63191 ZURICH - Shares ended slightly higher after a moderately active Old Mutual Investors 2786,20 2597,36 4,30 SUPPLY OF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE FOR CADDIE! session. Safegro 129,89 121,72 5,40 LAN SYSTEM The all-share Swiss Performance Index rose 3.1 points to Sage 2421,79 2259,98 4,61 2fTENDER NOFl/9/1-29/91 1,133.7. It ended last week at 1,118.4 Sanlam 1666,10 1555,35 4,67 SUPPLY, DELIVERY AND MAINTENANCE OF 30 IBM TOKYO - Stocks closed sharply higher after a late surge triggered Sanlam Index 1295,47 1210,06 4,37 COMPUTERS FOR KHORIXAS REGION by program buying and hopes of lower interest rates. Sanlam Dividend 455,91 425,54 5,10 3fTENDER NO,Fl/13-53191 The 225-shareNikkei average was 519.89 points higher on the Senbank General 121,21 113,04 13,16 SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF TV SETS, VIDEO CASSETTE day at 21,291.81 for a net gain of 407.95 points in the week. Southern Equity 186;19 174,19 5,07 RECORDERS AND OVERHEAD PROJECTORS HONG KONG - Shares made moderate gains in subdued trading St~dard 1107,49 1041,05 7,38 4fTENDER NO J173!92 after profit-taking capped an earlY'stp-ge: '., • • Syrrets GroWth ' 269,4"1 252,14 " 4,61 SUPPLY OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT The Hang Seng index rose 20.47 poipts to 4,736.47. It closed Syfrets 'Trustee 115,42 108,18 n/a TO THE MEDICAL SOTRES IN WINDHOEK, DURING THE last week at 4,772.32. . . UAL 2006,90. 1880.3~ 5,17 PERIOD 1ST JULY 4992 TO 30TH JUNE 1993, SYDNEY - Stocks ignored Wall Street'snse and drifted slightly Volkskas 137,98 129,08 6,95 lower on pessimistic ruinours about the Australian budget deficit. Specialist equity Funds: Closing date: (1+2)11:00 on Thesday: 10 March1992 The All Ordinaries index closed down 1.5 points at 1,62i.5. It -Guardbank Resources 148,58 138,15 5,60 (3) 11:00 on Thesday; 17 March 1992 ended last week at 1,618.9. Sage Resources 116,79 109,03 7,34 (3) 11:00 on Thesday; 19 May 1992 JOHANNESBURG - Share prices rose in the morning but ended" Sanlam Industrial 972,61 908,41 - 3,69 DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICES OF: weaker as the gold price lost ground on European markets. Sanlam Mining 309,12 288,60 5,44 10 JOHN MEINERT STREET, The-'overall index shed 15 points to 3,526 and the all gold index Senbank Industrial 124,59 - 116,27 11,67 GROUND FLOOR WEST WING lost 23 to 1,214. The industrial inde:x ended one point higher at Southern Mining' . 137,20 128;36 ~ 5,59 4,326. Last week the overall index ended at3,672, the all gold at Standard Gold 180,88 169,53 7,19 P .0 . BOX 3328, 1,308 and the industrial index at 4,462. - Retiter UAL Mining and WINDHOEK Resources -378,15 353,88 5,02 To obtain documents RS.OO Is payable: UAL Selected "" Tenders must be forwarded to: Opportunities 1731,2-1 1618,91 4,21 The Secretary Tender Board, SA referendum·raises Old Mutual Mining 250,95 233,69 5,41 P.O. Box 3328, Old Mutual In~ustrial 346,93 322,74 4,30 Windhoek, 9000 new sanctions fear Old Mutual Gold Fund 115,79 104,74 5,67 or deposited In: Old Mutual Top The Tender Box, JOHAN1"iESBURG:"Moves to coordinate Western aid Companies 244,07 227,58 n/a 10 John Melnert Street, with South Africfulparastatals in anticipation of a black Income/Gilt Funds: Metboard Income 98,89 97,85 17,65 Ground Floor - West Wing, and white interiDL regime have been stopped in their Guardbank Income 112,32 110,Q2 16,79 P.O. Box 3328, tracks by the snap whites-only referendum on reform. Old Mutual Income 106,68 105,53 14,87 Windhoek For around a year, Western astatals like the Development Standard Income 93,06 92,07 14,86 donors have been moving Bank of Southern Africa Syfrets Income 105,60 104,53 15,15 SECRETARY TENDER BOARD, towards cooperation with par- (DBSA), once branded mere UAL Gilt 1131,05 1119,74 14,65 beautifiers of apartheid, but now widely respected. Gold price But president.FW de Klerk's ~r . announcement Thursday of a Gold was fixed in London at 351.60 dollars on Friday after­ ' __ "~E roUWILLING whites-only referendum next noon compared with 353.25 in the morning and 353,40 on month, to show if his National Thursday afternoon. ~. ./ TO/ MAirnACOMMITMENT Party or the pro-apartheid Conservative Party has the right FOR YOUR FUTURE? " to lead white South Africans Oil prices into reform or reaction, has forced a rethink. Latest oil futures prices (Dollars per barrel) at 1700 GMT At The Commercial Bank of Namibia we are! One Western diplomat told FEB21 FEB20CLOSE AFP Saturday: "Obviously if NORTH SEA BRENT (APR) 17.74 17.84 fourmonths down the road you NEW Y07 TYPE (APR) 18.67 18.74 PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER are going to get a Conservative Party government, then chances Rand-US Dollar This position calls for drive, style, assertivencss and a highly profcs­ are you are going to have a totally different international sional approach to cverything that is doncl Conunercial rand and political perspective. Pre,Yious closing Friday's closing "Already there's talk cif. If you feel that these words describe your personality appropriately, :v.8460!10 2.8515/2.8530 sanctions. If that happens I Financial rand read on :- would assume we would re­ Previous closing Friday's closirig treat to the previous situation 3.62/3.64 3.65/67 PURPOSE: where you dealt purely with To perform public relations duties and special tasks to develop and maintain community organisations. the Bank's corporate image. " All donors would avoid contact with government. Aid would then again become the 90 days liquid BA rate KEY RESULT AREAS: political statement it was up * Media liaison Previous closing Friday's closing * Advertising until a year ago: 'We are help­ 15.85 15.85 * Sponsorships * Corporate ImagelIdentity ing the blacks. '" * Promotions * Inhouse Publications Before the announcement, aid officials had spoken op­ JSE-Actuaries-weekly REQUIREMENTS : timistically of the move to­ * Namibia n citizenship or permanent r esidence wards a coordinated develop­ FRIDAY PREY MOVE DIV% EARN% * Excellent English (Afrikaans & Gt"lrman : strong recommendations) ment programme with the OVERALL 3526 3541 15- 3,2 7,7 283 1 2856 25- 4,1 8,6 * Matric & Public Relations Diploma and 2 to 3 years experience ih at DBSA and others. MINING PROD Without the uncertainty of COAL 3779 3797 18- 4,1 10,5 least three of the above Key Result Areas the referendum, Britain's aid, DIAMONDS 16012 16039 27- 3,3 9,5 OR which was eight million pounds ALL GOLD 1214 1238 24- 4,2 8,2 5,to 6 years experience in all of the above Key Result Areas (14 million dollars) in 1990, METALS&MIN 1994 2001 07- 5,3 7.5 could be increased and redi­ MINING FIN 3879 3914 35- 3,2 8,5 We are in a position to olTer a very competitive package to a candidate that rected. FIN&INDUST 4847 4852 05- 2,8 7,0 fully meets the requirements listed. The EC also wanted to cut FINANCIAL 2779 2794 15- 39 7,1 CLOSING DATE: 4 March 1992. back on the diversity of this INDUSTRIAL 4326 4325 01 :5 6,9 Please direct your CV and supportive documents in confidence to: year's 120 million dollar pro­ ~ to coocentrate 00 major Market volume issues, like a concetted effort The Manager: Personnel & Resources to ensure supplies of clean water The volume of shares traded on the Johannesburg Stock PO Box 1 i:~ to the iural areas. Exchange on Friday was 17 913 100 valued at R94 551501 Windhock - But until next month's ref­ compared with 12 513 720 valued at R109 1210 511 on Namibia - erendum is settled, moves The Commercial --= ~ Thursday. The number of securities active was 330 (291) Bank of Namibia Ltd, towards coordination will have The five most active stocks, were: Teljoy, Con mng, Gencor to be put on hold. - AFP NPL, Bearman and Sasol NPL. - Sapa '------~------~~~

THE NAMIBIAN Monday February 24 1992 7 'Good health and well done'

THE People's Primary Making the donation last JOSEPH MOTINGA health care and education September 1991 due to lack School in Katutura has week, CDM PRO Profes­ at the school which caters of funds. been able to reopen its sor Fanuel Tjingaete said 000 donation from a giant intend,·j to do the same for over 1 000 children. In Receiving the cheque clinic thanks to a RIO 000 the diamond company had like CDM was compara­ for a school at Ondangua. the past, the programme from Tjingaete; vice~prin­ donation from CDM. been keenly following the tively small, it was only Oxfam Canada has also was assisted by the CCN's cipal Mina Isaak said the . The donation was made progress of the school. one of a number of dona­ pledged R25 000 for the RRR Committee, but CDM and Oxfam Canada in recognition of the Although established un­ tions to community proj­ People's Primary health things ground to a halt contributions would be . school's determination to der difficult circumstances, ects throughout the coun­ programme. The money when the Committee used to promote the health survive under difficult the school had managed try. would be forthcoming in stopped operations. programme. Principal circumstances and as part to reach commendable The company recently t. 'e next two months, said In the meantime, a clinic, SeIIila Shejavali supported ofCDM's policy to "assist heights, Tjingaete said. gave a donation to A a I <'presentative. which had been opened at the promise, saying there , those who prove them­ He added that though Shipena Secondary School The health programme the school, also had to be could be no schooling with­ selves". some might think a RIO to improve its library and is aimed at promoting closed down at the end of out health .

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~, ' . t" . rELCIN .ita popile··elongifo l~eng9:Q1~ .. if" : . - " ,,' - ! .' :' -", ' ELELONGELEKI IOngeleki Onghwaevangeli paLti­ ohandi dulu okuninga keshe [pokati kovakulunhu nounona," ther muNamibia (ELCIN) 010 kwa li la ongala mOka­ TYAPPA NAMUTEWA shimwe, ashike itandi efa nande osho Elelongeleki la kumaida. hao momarIlm 13 Septemba 1991, ola twa kumwe kutya oshimwe shi ninge nge Lwaxuuninwa ongeleki otai ongeleki oi na okutala ko AIDS, ongomukifi omudipai wanakanen:a. Nonande AIDS i li omukifi omupika." kumaida opo: nowoshiponga, ashike ola dika eenyala medu kutya Ongeleki oya tala yo kutya u tilifa nohau dipaa shili, Ongeleki oya dinlbulukifa * Ovanhu va diinene eendjovo oshi li oshinakuwanifwa sho­ Ongeleki oya popya nomufindo ovaitaveli aveshe ve lileshele daKalunga vo ve likelele ELCIN ita popile elongifo leengumi kwaavo inava munhu keshe okukondjifa kutya yo, itai popile nande efiku eendjovo di li mOvakorinto kehandu laye (Deut.22:20-24, hombolafana. oAIDS, mepupi, monghalo limwe elongifo leengumi votete, ekapiteli 6 okudja Rom 1:18-32). Ongeleki yaELCIN, , na omuti wokuuhakula nos­ nomoshilongo keshe, ( condoms) ile oingabeki imwe povelishe 12-20. * Ounhu womunhu u fima­ moshi vike sha dja ko nayo oya ~yela kutya keshe tuu ou we Mokukondjifa omukifi 00, yoludalo ngaashi tai popilwa Natango tuu ongeleki otai nekwe. hovela okutandavelifa oumbap­ ku kwata, nena ou na ashike ongeleki yaELCIN oya pula kuvahapu vati oyo nai longifwe pangula nonyanya engabeko * Ovanhu va tuwe omukumo ila vahapu moshiwana omo okufya, ovanhu aveshe, unene tuu mokukelela AIDS. loludalo (birth control) 10- opo ve li konakonife. ovanhu tava londwelwa va Ope Ita ovanhu vahapu ve u Ovakriste, opo va yepe oluhaelo. Ongeleki oya tala kutya moluhaelo, notai pangula yo * Ovanaudu voAIDS va mOB: henuke oluhaelo opo vaha udite ko epuko, ndelenee fiyo Kakele kaasho ongeleki elongifo leengumi noikondjifi tau pumo ehavaleko leengumi omapukululo opo vaha tandav­ kwatwe koAIDS. opapa okwa didilikwa kutya natango oya indila opo ovali­ ikwao yoludalo pondje mokati kovanyasha nova­ elife omukifi 00. AIDS, omukifi hau tandav­ omukifi wa tya ngaha ihau homboli vaha ye vali kondje yohombo (kwaavo inavahom­ nafikola, shaashi eshi oshi li * Ovanaudu voAIDS novak­ elifwa kombuto yedina HIV tandavele mokulya pamwe yeumbo, ovanyasha ve likelele bolwa/hombola) osho okutan­ enyono koshipala shaKalunga, wanedimo vavo va xungwe vo oyo hai dipaa filu ovaameni nomunhu e u k""ete, okunwa koluhaelo, oilongifo aishe davelifa oluhaelo, 010 tali notashi kondjifafana yo nomi­ va yandjwe koshipala volutu nomunhu ota dulu pamwe, okunangala kombete yohonde i kale ya yela ngaashi kelelwa meendjovo daKalunga, fyuululwakalo detu. , shaKalunga opo va kole meitav­ okukwatwa komukifi keshe. imwe, okukala meumbo lirnwe tashi ufwa paunamiti, oipangelo nola kala nale la kelelwa yo Ongeleki itai popile yo elo. Ohai tandavelifwa unene nomunhu 00, no ihau dulu yo i kooakorx: shili noukeka ohande nokoomeekulululwa ovo kwa omapopyo amwe 00 haa * Ongeleki otai indile yo pamikalo tadi landula: okutandavelifwa keemwe ile keshe omanga inai yandjwa linokuli inava shiiva Kalunga. ningwa, 00 ngeno a nuninwa opo ovanaudu voAIDS vaha * Okukalafana pambelela keena neemombo, kunakuipumbwa. Naku Ongeleki otai ti: " Eman­ ashike ovalihornboli, ndele paife ngwadjaulwe, ndele va yakulwe nomunhu 00 e u na, Moumbapila ovo va halaki­ longifwe yo omukalo keshe guluko lihe na elipangelo ile otaa lombwelwa nouhanana. nohole. Inava shekwa nokuek­ , * Okupewa ohonde ya dja nifilwa oshilongo ashishe, vo muwa 00 tau dulu okukelela elandulafano otali pangulwa "Ouyelele kombinga yo­ elwashi. : momunhu ena omukifi 00, tava fiki yo momake oAIDS. keendjovo dllKalunga odo tadi AIDS nau yandjwe, ashike naku * Ovanaudu voAIDS navo * Otai kala yo mokaana keshe omutoolinghUnana ou, Ongel­ Ongeleki natango oyaninga ti: Omunhu ota dulu okutya ningwe eyooloko poka­ nava yelifilwe efilonghenda oko ka dalwa kuina e na oAIDS, eki yaELCIN otai popi kutya eindilo lomeendelelo kovaitav­ onda pitikwa okuninga keshe tikohombo noluhaleo lOmwene, emangululo koma­ Nonande AIDS i li shili yo oya tala kutya AIDS omukifi eli aveshe opo va ilikane shimwe. (ekalafano lomulumenhu timba kovalidilululi, nomwenyo omukifi omudipai nowa tilika u tilifa, omudipai nou li yo Kalunga, a xulife po omukifi Heeno, ou li mondjila, ndele nomukainhu inava hombola). mupe konima yefyo muJesus kounyuni aushe, fiyo opapa kape oshiponga sha kula mounyuni ou omudipai moshiwana shetu, haaishe ye ku wapalela. Ame Ko naku ningwe yo eyoqloko Kristus. ONANSO NDJOKA YI LI KUMWE NOSWAPO KONOOLI OTAYI INDILI OSHINDJI SRI NINGWE NENGE SRI KUTRWE PO

Omunashipundi gwoNANSO oshihako shawo, paindilo oshike naana? ONanso tayi pula Ngele itali lundulula aanasikola ndjoka tayi ti yo oyi na ashike lyaanasikola, shoka shokusi­ OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI Nakuningwe ekonaakono. otaya ka katuka oonkatu. Osh­ okukala kumwe noSWAPO tamba oombapila nomishangwa Oministry nayi tule po inima shimwe Ehangano ndika nonando yamwe unene mboka dhawo ngele taya shangele polwa shokoNooli itayi ka tuma omangaaavaliyaanaiimaliwa Okakomitiye kokukonaakona ohali gandja iikulya ya yonuuka. yomuushimba paCongresa kaanasikola opo pu kandulwe nande aakalelipo kOshigongi yokulanda natango omizalo mu na niilyo yONANSO.Oto ONANSo tayi indite, ngashi ndjoka ya ningilwe omvula ya po etumpakano nepukitho shokomumvo shoNANSO dhimwe omipe. 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Oministeli natango ekalokumwe lyawo no ya kala sho ya totelwe po, oyo maailongi yokoNooli. hala ya ye kOosikola, nena ehanleke noonkondo, unene tuu yElongo nayi tu yamukule SWAPO ya Namibia ngashi tayi longithwa, nena oshi li oNANSO ndjika otayi pan­ ngoka teyi tula po ota kondjitha kOseko yokEengendjo. Popepi moshinima shika. Iinima ayihe omvula ya dji ko. nawa, ihe ngele nani, oyo iula nayi ekuthemo lyaalongi elombwe1o lyOmupresidende lela nOseko ndjoka opu na mbika tatu puIa mpaka otwa Ndumbu okwa ningi wo mbyoka yoNANSO ompe, yo mOosikola mboka taku ti inaya gwOshilongo shetu sho kutya etemba nopomba yomeya. hala yi konaakonwe kOminis­ eindilo opo aawiliki yoNanso ita ye ke yi longitha nande. pita nonando ya ninga mo aanona naya ye kOosikola. Oshike sha nyengana aailongi teli yElongo nOmithigulul­ opo ya kale nokutalelapo iilyo Okomitiye Ompitithi ndjika, oomvula dhi vu lithe nopo 16. 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DIE verslag wat verlede week deur beswaarde werkne­ om blywende oplossings vir praktyke. mers van die NBC aan die kantoor van die Minister van die probleme te vind en dit te In die lig hiervan is dit vir InIigting en Uitsaaiwese Hidipo Hamutenya gerig is probeer omseil salop die die komitee onmoontlik om maak volgens ingeligte bronne nie direk melding van 'n langtermyn vir geeneen van kleirJike eise te stel terwyl staking of dreig daarmee nie. enige voordeel wees nie, word hierdie skeefgetrekte gese. bestuursverskynsel alreeds Die ministerie se aandag word Die bestuurskomiteeverklar­ Die komitee se die raad is ingewortel geraak het. Om klein gevestig op onlangse ontwikke­ ing is onderteken deur 'n aan­ onwillig om enigeen van hul eise te stel sal me genoeg wees lings by die korporasie en word tal werknemers van die korpo­ griewe op te los en wil nie in 'n om hierdie situasie op te los gevra om aandag daaraan te rasie wat oor die laaste tydperk' konfliksituasie OOtrokke raak nie word gese. gee en 'n plofbare situasie die aan die spits van verwikke­ waar meer manhaftigheid en Die onwilligheid van die hoof te bied. linge gestaan het en as die geregtigheid sal vereis nie. NBC-raad om die saak te on­ Die memorandum van bes- bestuurskomitee bekend staan. In die dokument word erken dersoek se die komitee wys waarde lede volg na daar vir Verskeie werknemers wat na dat sommige van die versoeke daarop dat die raad nie hul , die laaste week of twee geen onafhanklikheid prominensie tegnies moeilik sal wees om belange einstig sal opneem nie. >uitsluitsel gevind is vir die by die korporasie verkry het se op te los. In die oorspronklike memo­ COMMITTED ARTISTS ciie eerste professionele teatergroep griewe van die groep ~e. name verskyn op die verklar­ Die emstigheid van' hierdie randumhet die bestuurskomitee in die land sal volgende maand met 'n drama ' My Africa, My Die besluite geneem op 'n ing. versoeke word egter geregver­ gevra dat sommige van die Children' van die bekende Suid-Afrikaanse dramaturg Athol raadsvergadering word beskou Hulle se dit blyk asof die dig vanwee die erns van die OOstuurslede van die korpora­ Fugard in die stad geloods word. Die opvoering 'My Africa, as, dit nie die situasie aang­ raad nie in staat is om hul sake wat ter sprake.is. sie afgedank moet word. Die My Children' sal in die Warehouse teater aangebied word om espreek het nie. probleme op te los nie. Die sentrale kwessies wat in name van direkteur-generaal saam te val met die tweede herdenking van die land se Volgens die memorandum Dit blyk ook, se hulle, asof die aanvanklike memorandum N ahum Gorelick, die hoof van onafbanklikheid op 21 Maart. Die rolverdeIing van die opvoer­ het die groep vir die afgelope die raad nie begerig is of 00- genoem is wissel >:van die programme, Stuart Super, die ing is Lucky Peters as Thami Mbikwana, Felicity Celento as tyd proOOer om alle moontlike langstel om die probleme op te skeefgetrekte samestelling van hoof van die personeelafde­ Isabel Dyson en David Ndjavera in die rol van Mister M. kanale beskikbaar te ontgin los nie en slegs daarin belang­ die bestuurspan wat maatskap­ ling, Jack Enright en die kon­ nadat hulle op 10 Februarie stel om 'n uitbarsting van die like ongelykheid bevorder deur troleurvannuusdienste. Yussuf Oorskot van oorlog aan>Namibie ongelykhede in vergoeding en Hassan is op hierdie lys. hul griewe aan die raad bekend situasie te voorkom. Cl gemaak het. >Die onvermoe van die raad in ander diskriminerende ONGEVEER 3 000 tot 4 000 ton voedselliulp van Amerika aan ' Namibie is -oor die naweekin die hawe op Walvisbaai afgelaai. ; Die voedseThulp wat meestal OOstaan uit blikkieskos is die oorskot van die voedsel van Amerikaanse soldate wat na die OO1f- . odrl'og verlede jaar oorgebly het. Nainibie is een van ses Afrika-state wat van hiel'die voed e1 ontvang onder die Humanitere ondersteuningsprogram van die VSA. Die Ministerie van Grond, Hervestiging en Rchabilitaste ' het 'ntaakmag opgestel wat dIe opstoor, vervoeren verspreiding van hierdie voedsel sal behartig. Die kos sal versprei word onder koshuise, teruggekeerdes. minderbevoorregte kinders en ander gemeenskapsprojekte. Misdaad 00 die and

CEcn..IA Silas(32) is volgens die polisie se jongste misdaadver­ slag verlede week op Tsumeb deur 'n man met 'n mes doodgesteek. 'n Man is in verband met die voorval in hegtenis geneem. Vyf voorvalle van aanranding met die doel om ernstig te beseer is ook in die ooreenstemmende tyd op Gobabis en Tsumeb aangemeeld. Vyf voorvalle vanmotordiefstal ter waarde vanR67 000 is op Windhoek en Otjiwarongo aangemeld. Die polisie op Oshakati ondersoek 'n voorval van OOsit van gestee1de goedere na 'n Opel Monza gevind is. Dertien voorvalle van diefstal en diefstal uit 'n motorvoertuig is op Windhoek aangemeld. Goedere ter waarde van R117 000 is in hierdie voorvalle gesteel. Verskeie voorvalle van huisbraak het ook oor die land VOOf­ gekom en in Windhoek word twaalf voorvalle vir die vier-en­ twintig uur wat die verslag voorafgegaanhet ondersoek. Goedere ter waarde van ongeveer R34 000 is in hierdie voorvalle gestecl. Jong Namibiers wat voordeel sal trek nit die voorkomende gesondheidsorgriglyne wat Saterdag deur die Staatspresident, :: :rt Nujoma, in die Independence Arena ontvang is het ookdie geleentheid bygewoon. Nujoma het beloof die riglyne oor IT- UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP) gesondheidsolig sal nie net op 'n rak le en stof vergaar nie en het gevra dat daar > VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT No. 92-UNDP-002 onmiddelik opgetree moet word in die implementering daarvan. Post Title: NATIONAL PROGRAMME OFFICER

Duty Station: Windhoek, Namibia Date for Entry on Duty: As Soon As Possible e ee Deadline for Applications: 13 March 1992 PLEASE NOTE: The post is open EXCLUSIVELY TO NAMlBIAN NATIONALS with a good ___ a knowledge of, and experience in, the economy and the culture and traditions of tl1C v country. DIE man waaroor regter Harold eraal van die saak in kennis te mes doodgesteek het. OUALIFICATIONS - Essential: Levy verlede week die stel terwyl hy Geier versoek het William was blykbaar voor '" A post-graduate degree (e.g. Masters) in a development related field. i.e. various social sciences, economics, agriculture, and public or business administration; gevangenisowerheid van on­ om die balie-raad daarvan op die voorval in 'n argument met >I< A minimum of three years professional experience; georganiseerdheid beskuldig hoogte te bring. Tjavera betrok1ce. Hy het haar .. Candidates must demonstrate proven ability in analytical and research work as well as writing skills; het, het verlede Vrydag in die FiJIemon William wat ver­ van 'n verhoudingmetIohannes .. Additional practical experience and computer literacy will be an advantage Hoerhof op 'n klag van moord en skyn op 'n klag van moord en beskuldig wat sy ontken het. poging tot mo>ord verskyn. poging tot moord het onskuldig Tjavera het Vrydag ook in die LANGUAGES: Die gevangenisowerheid, op die moordklag gepleit. hof ontken dat sy enigsins in .. Candidates must be fully proficient in both written and spoken English vera 1 by die Windhoek­ Hy het aanvanklik skuldig enige seksuele verhoudjng met .. A second UN Language will be an advantage, e.g. French. Spanish, Russian, Chinese or Arabic. gevangenis. het verlede week in gepleit op 'n klag van poging tot die oorledene betrokke was. .. Knowledge of local languages will be an advantage. die spervuur gekom toe regter moord en aangevoer hy hetdit in Volgens haar getuienis was sy Harold Levy in die moordver­ selfverdediging gedoen. die betrokke dag na die huis van FUNCTIONS: hoor van Fillemon WiIliam(26) Die staat het 'n pleit van on­ Iohannes om iets te gaan haal. The job description and additional information on other conditions of service can be obtained at the UNDP gese het hulle ,)N'eet nie eens wie skuldig namens horn ingedien. Sy het op haar terugkeer met Reception, 1st Floor sanlam Building, 154 Independence Ave~ue. in die gevangenis is nie. Die beskuldigde het na bew­ Will iam in 'n argument betrokke William moes Woensdag, die ering 'n sekere Brasius Iohan­ geraak toe die haar van 'n ver­ APPLICATIONS: dag voor sy verhoor, met sy nes. lid van die Namibiese houding met oorledene In all cases, please quote vacancy number. Please send a full curriculum vitae and certified copies of the latest degree to: regsverteenwoordiger advokaat Weennag. op 10 Julie verlede beskuldig het. Hy het haar eers GeieI in konsultasie wees maar jaar in die Epako-woonbuurt in telkemale met die mes geslaan The Resident Representative, United Nations Development Progranune (UNOP), Private Bag 13329 dit het nie plaasgevind nie. Gobabis met 'n mes en daarna gesteek met die Widnhoek Geier het die regter in kennis doodgesteek. dreigement dat hy Iohannes ook OR DEPOSIT AT gestcJ hy het nie genoeg tyd Die verhoor van William is sal opsoek en vennoor. UNDPOffice gehad om met sy klient te kon­ Vrydag voortgedt. Tjavera het ook getuig dat die Sanlam Building, fIrSt floor sulteer nie en was dus gevolglik Hy het volgens die klagstaat oorledene en haar kereJ vroeer 154 Independence Avenue nie gereed vir die verhoor nie. sy vriendin Maria Tjavera opdie die dag saam drank gebruik het. Regter Levy het die staatsaan­ dag met 'n mes in die gesig Die verhoor sal vandag Personal Hb'tory Forms will be provided/sent to candidates who meet the abovementioned require­ klaer, Hennan Januarie, in ken­ gesteek voor hy op die oorle­ voortgesit word. ments. The UNDP reserves the right not to reply to candidates who do not meet the above minimum nis gestel om die aanklaer-gen- dene gaan soek het en die met '0 requirements. I ' 10 Monday February 24 1992 THE NAMIBIAN I c

IN THE HIGH COURT OF NA­ MffiIA WINDHOEK FRIDAY 14 HOCHLANDRAND LOOK FEBRUARY 1992 BEFORE THE • 3 Bedroom. b.i.e HONOURABLE MR JUSTICE • Kic:ben Bookkeeping • Lounge Service. and LEVY in the matter between BeFORE • Dining room Flnanelal Advice tor the COMMERCIAL BANK OF NA­ • 2 Baduoolll< small BU1l1ne1l1l • Garage­ YOU MmIA LJ'D (applicants and AUTO R155900 at a minimal tee. PARK (PTY LTD.Rspondent Coo ,"et Annelize at Tel:n4153 / 224656 Wrlteto: LEAP! Upon the Motion of Mr. Coleman, ,{.K; Bookkeeping PIPNEERSPARK ServJees • COMPARE Councel . for the Applicant, and TEL: 224656 CITY OmCE Ri39 SOO , lIpOn,rcadirig: the N~t ice of Motiop 212640 KHOMASDAL OFFICE P.O.Box 21889 • ~XAMINE and other documents file of record: ~ . 3B~b.i . c. 'Wlndhoek, *" 4 unge/Dining room 9000 -, ~ LOOK IT .IS ORDERED: 1. Thai the KHOMASDAL, I!XT7 • Spacfbui Kitchen Reply to all. !lbovename<:J Respond~ nt · Com­ .. 3 Bedroom. b.i.c • I BatIuOOm 4Inqulrle. I• ' We are pany be and is herebY.placed.under .. 2Bathroonu *, 1 Garage " .. 2Cuports ~ gua~nteed•. ,* Lounge J .J.J;. confident of our Provisional,Liquidation; .. 2 11Iat, a . . .. Beautiful Entertaimnent area • 'DininB WE BUY, SELL PAWN .• Computer courseS Rule Ilisi do isslje ~all\ng. upon all .. .Kitchen b.i.a. . o with built in har . ' Buu'ti.fW O~ AND SWOP • Se cretarl~l. Courses l?ers o~ roncemCdto ~how cause, if • PIu. garage Price: RI36100.00 Contact Annelisc at '. SEeONDRAND ilOY :to th i ~ Court on 13 March 1992, . T el: 224153 / 224656 • Bookk~ping courses Pleue contact Anocliac Goeiman .' , FU R ~ITURE , at lOhOO am, why the said Respon­ Tol: 224656'O~ 22415~ KHOMASDAL dent Company should not tJe placed ELECTRICAL COMEAND~EE NOTICE EXT 9, BraJlci new house• . APp'LIANceS AND under' final winding-up order; 3. PRESTIGE REAL I!STA TI! . .. 4 BedfOOtm FOR YOURSEl.F AND That this order be published once in Pleue DOte that o'"ur office in.town at the • Kitchen 8arn-8p.m Mon-Thursday .. Lounge/Dinibg room . the Official Gazette and the "Na­ Y coccI Sokolic BUildiog will move to the BUILDING 8am-4pm Fridays Atllnti. Building. Moltko 5tJeet .. from • 2 ""d 1(2 Baduoomo MATERIAL FOR CASH 8am-11am Saturdays mibian" in addition to the ordinary 24th February 1992. .. Ouuide room with toilet • la\Dlc!ry (PAY OVER 3 ~.... I!I requirements of service; 4. That the The costs of this Application, be costs in KENNISGEWING • Garge MONTHS) · WERNHILL Amalona Kliente en VoomemendeKliente R186 800 ENTERTAINMENT liquidation. Contact Annoli.e tol: 224153 . 224656 PARK BRIDGE NEW 01;'1' kantore te Yenee1 Sokolic gebou veT· COMPLEX BY ORDER OF TIlE COURT .1ruif na atlanri. huiamoltke .traaL (reg voor FURNITURE 228556 die ontvanger van InltoDllte gebou. that does not stop! · CORNER DAIMLER AND WlNDHOEK WES For more information DIESEL STR. (NEW ir~10'· iiiii·ri il • 3 Bodrootnl W bi.c. call 216884 • 2 Bathrooorru AND For Sale:- I x Sleeper couch and I x • Kitchen b.Le SECONDHAND 4 piece lounge suit. Tel: 2233055 • Lounge/Dining room • Outbuilding . Big flat FURNITURE) 221531/1 from 17hOO. HAZEL FOR HOUSES • CIIJ>OU/ Wall HOCHLAND PARK · OPIPIWANGA • Braai with Beautiful gardm EXCLUSIVE LADIES BOTIQUE­ Price: R 179 000.00 R300,000.OO· SHOPPING CENTRE. D· FOR SALE:- Idealy situated in the 1822 KATUTURA centre of town. Price very realistic. KHOMASDAL High quality facebrick ho'use H. For further information please • 3 Bcdrooma • 3 large bedrooms / oak b.i.c OUR UNIQUE MONEY • 2Bathrooma • 2 and 1/2 gorgeous bathrooms phone 32401 after hours. Don't wait • Kitchen b.i.c BACK QUARANTEE • large kitchen in oak/fitted store, this is a bargain. . • Lounge/dining room WE WILL PAY YOU THE Pri~: R128 000.00 hub . Come and see us now for DIFFERENCE IF YOU • Spacious lounge dining room FOR SALE:- Powerful, portable, KHOMASDAL . CAN FIND ANY ITEM • Study very good PRICES! Maruda laptop computer - 286 AT, • 3 BedrooDll • Double garage Imported TV's, Tyres, CHEAPERII • 2 Bothtooma 120 MB hard drive, 2MB of RAM, .. Carports CREDIT CARDS Math Co-proces'sor, built in mo­ • lounge etc . • dining room • Braai area WELCOME dem and all the sofware you could • Kitchen • plus walls 'around Price: R 127 800.00 possibly want - Word Processing, • 2 Bedroomed flat We SE~L and Database, Graphics, Communica­ Contact your friendly agent • Bathroom and shower tion, Utility, DTP, CAD' and Ac- ' MonaCoetzee21264O (0) 34353 (b) • Spacious lounge PAWN anything!! counting, facilities - including • Open plan fitted kitchen HOCHLANDRAND Contact: 13MB of graphics! Perfect for the Car for Sale:­ • 2 Bedroomo Tol Prlscilla 3U08 travelling executive. Comes with • 1 Bathroom Helena at - 2 It. Good condition R IO 900 Suzetto 43901, Hazel 42177 Seikosha SP-2000 Plu~ dot matrix • Kitchen Phone 41213. printer and Turbo Mouse -RI2 000 • Dinmg Car for sale:- Cressida GLi6 1984 • Lounge (onco) Phone: (061) 227419 Price: R 138 000.00 with NC, speed control, electrical windows, adj ustment steering, R/T KATUTURA RI8 500.00 negotiable. Te1: 52630 • 4 Bedrooma (b.i.c) Peg's • 2 Baduoomo • Kitchen Pawn Shop • Lounge P.O. BOX 9592 Price R 127 200.00 WINDHOEK I am urgently looking for bowe6 in WHK. Fully furnished, 2 bed room, se1f­ Wea Katutura and Khomudal for aproved TEL: 222851 buyeu. contaihed flat, in nice quiet nei'gh­ Take the fmt Itep now - call Mona Coetzee SHOPS • OFFICES • STORAGE SHOPS Tel 34368 NB! bourhood, close to shopping centre; 212640 (0) 34353 (b) RUBEN BUll.,DING has small garden with fruit trees and ~ WANAHEDA Just off Independence Avenue has a garage. Rent: RI 500 per M .I.E.A . - C.R.S. Cash prices CONSTRUCTION • 3 Bedroonu w h.i.c (north) Newly renovated - Plus base­ months excluding water and elec­ • I + 1(2 Bothtooma OLYMPIA ment Money!! Money!! tricity. Phone Ida: h-227096 or w- • Lounge / Dinmg Urgent Sale!!! Paint work • ceiling • 286911 1 Ext. 2218. • • Kitchen • Garage ~ If you need any Owner transferred!! Two offices 12sq.m. and IOsq.m. laying bricks and tiles • Room to rent:- Y ouog teacher is Price: RII6 600.00 Bargain of a lifetime!!! Carpeted/Air conditioned - Parking­ looking for a room to rent. Any cash money come applying wall paper· Just R229 000.00 KHOMASDAL no smokers~ place as long as it's in Windhoek. I!XTENTION' Set of two offices with two Flats - trellis construction - Contact the Secretary at 61153 • 3 Bc:droot:ruIb.i.c. and see us! .. 4 large bedrooms (bic) • 2 and 1(2 Bathroma Bismarck Street - available April! any type of building (from 07hOO - 15hOO) .. 2 Bathrooms • Family room May - - .."".,,.,,.,,,.,...,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,.,.,.,, 2 Floors newly erected offices +- .. Spacious lounge/dining room • Dinmg '.. Open Plan'Kitchen into • Lotmge 400sq.m. each - can be set up to suit • Kitchen w b.i.c your requirements I isensies om te family room • Gonge "VRE BARGAINS • Plu. precaat walla ~v verkoop. KontakLea' by H22/3 .. Guest-room Price R212 000.00 WAREHOUSESlWORKSHOPS Katlltura, 7,f skakel Batsheba by tel: .. Double garage SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL .. Storeroom SWAKOPMUND AREA TYRE SPECIALS 216508 TAMARISKlA .. Granny flat • Newly erected 2 x 330sq.m. • 2Bedroomo Warehouses. Occupation 15 • I + 1(2 Bothtooma April. • Lounge/Dininig 155 X 13 . ya~ancy:~ . A.G. Kalipi - Born in PHONE THURSTAN SALT • Kitchen • lIOOsq.m. Erfwith 7 offices (150 Secondhand 1989 is qualified as a driver with ESTATES 37697/8 • Garag~ + Toilet sq.l'!'-) ~d open workshop Price R87 000.00' 500sq.m. used TyTes licence coc;le 9 plu~ l'ul;>lic ,dtiving AlHMABEL 35651 Pleaae cootlCt D van Rooi. • Small ~t~re 140sq.m. phl.s offices permit. If you need a driver just DIANE 41900 Tel: 212640 w 2133~1 contact me at tel: 215485 any time, AST~D 33477 NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL R50.00 Do you need a house in Katutura or Hoch· JOB W ANTED:- I know how to, CLAl1pE 62415 landparlt. Look at thi •. w'~h, il-on Clothing' and ge~eral THURSTAN 41900 , Newly erected warehouse with KATUTURA . -offices 421) sq.m. plus office. housework. For further information RADIO PAGE . 52222/ Two .od thiee bcCirocm bO'Uie~& full y car· • 800 ss.m. Storage plus small work contact Miss. N. Anna at tel: 32525 52277 pet

11 SPORT SHORTS ... SPORT SHORTS 11· Sampras in Pro indoor finals PHILADELPlflA: Second-seeded Pete Sampras reached the final of the US Pro Indoor tennis tournament for the third straight BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND: Namibia's i?rankie year with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Brad Gilbert on Saturday. Fredericks sparkled at the world indoor championships Sampras is due to meet the winner of the second semifinal ALOE VERA here on Saturday, producing a new Africa recor d in the between Amos MansdorfofIsrael and Francisco Clavet of Spain. SKIN CARE 60m sprint and an all-comers record in the 200m. Oontlg "st. ~5 Zina Garrison beats Amy Frazier lal f, 8111. lndu!'td.,', \'/I :"1d!II,),,1< T('1. 6;1!.!.3 The natural way for you. Liz McColgan wrote one Joseph Cllesire for the first three ~ -ax Gn'9J F.'J.lJoX 52. \~lodh,,"k , 9000 more chapter in her remark­ laps, the 22-year-old world Imported from the U.S.A., OKLAHOMA CITY: Top-seeded Zina Garrison fought off no 4 able success story when she 1,500m champion headed for suitable for all types. seed Amy Frazier 6--4, 0-6, 6-4 Saturday to advance to the finals CB WELDING produced another strength­ home and hit the line in 2:15.26 Highly praised by users, of the $150 ()()() Virginia Slims of Oklahoma ENGINEERING For brochure 'A Lady's sapping solo run tb'break the - beating Rob Druppers' four­ world indoor 5 000m record. year-old record of 2: 16.4. *For all steel Guide To Skin Care' send construction work McColgan, the world 10 The morose Morceli was .not . Youth stirs up veterans R2.50 postal order. For 000m champion from Scotland, particularly excited, though. . *Building of sheds free product information *Cattle trailer pulled the record out of the hat " It's nice to break a record, .. JOHANNESBURG: While most ofSouth Africa's seasoned stars write to Deja Vu Skin Care less than an hour after Alge­ he said. " But it's titles not bodies continued their march to Barcelona unhindered, a junior caused P.O.Box 700, Florida rian Noureddine Morceli had records that interest me." a major·s tir for the big guns in the 800m for men at the Bosch *Trellis work Hills, 1716 R.S. A. obliterated the 1 000m world Behind Morceli, Matthew prestige athletics meeting at Germiston's Herman Immelman *Gates Tel: (011) 674-1946 record - the first time two new Yates clocked a new Common­ Stadium on Friday night. *Trailers and world bests had been set on the wealth best of 2: 17.86. , East Rand youngster Simon Banda shocked his riv als when he general welding work same day at a meet!ng in Brit­ Leroy Burrell signalled his beat them to the tape in a career best one minute 47,27 seconds ' --YOUNAME IT WE NAMIBIA ain. intentions to swpass Carl Lewis for the tough two-lap race. MAKE IT1!!- - -- MAINT-E McColgan ran alone for 25 as the world's top sprinter as The 18-year-old Springs junior, who ran in the Victory club 's Tel:: 62543 exhaustingJl!PS t~ _ sgatter the he clocked 6.51 to win the 6Om. colours, ran a perfectly tactical race and when they entered the RENOVATIONS previous record by 10 seconds. Namibia 's Fredericks set a final l OOm simply out sprinted the more fancied runners like Karl Her.time of 15:03.17 eclipsed new all-corners record of 20.58 Mouton (second - 1:47,32), Craig Aiken (third - 1:47,63) and German Uta Pippig 's year-old in the 200m after producing an Johannes Makoena (fpurth - 1:48,06). mark of 15:13.72, and McCol­ new African6Ommarkof6.52 gan seemed to have hardly behind Burrell. STOP broken sweat. Canada's Jillian Richardson EP beat N orthem Transvaal Morceli also kept his prom­ set a new Commonwealth 400m Defective TV's, ise. After being towed around record of 51 ,69. - VERWOERDBURG: Eastern Province cruised to a comfortable Video and Radios by Ikem Billy and Kenya's AFP seven wicket victory over Northern Transvaal in their Castle Cup are fixed in our: cricket match at Centurion Park in V~rWoerdburg' yesterday. SPECIALISED The win, which came with a day and more than 150 minutes to spare, could easily give them the Castl~ Cup ~ de~ending on what WORKSHOP India beat Pakistan happens in the match between Free S~te-and We.stern Province. at Expertise guarateed -' Newlands'today. .. " . -,' '":..,. - ~-'.' ". ' / - "?-. collect'and delivery BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA: Desmond Haynes and Brian '''''. _- ,..1 servi~ Lara batted superbly yesterday to guide the two·time F-rs9'quotatlonsf ~ Molina On·way t(j',':Prie,rto'::Rieo' . ~.. Phone Mr Zandtierg­ champion West Indies to a 10·wicket victory overPak,i· Tel: 52222 (Radlopage) stan in its opening match of the World Cup-.cricket SUN CITY : Ne;' rnF world junior li~tW'cigtIt b~~g>chrullpi9n, - or 32616- ... , tournament. John John Molina is headi,ng bac.k.J~ PQeito'l~ico and ,!i hero's Playing at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Haynes scor~d an wel~ome. ~. . . ", .... .' . \. .... :~:: '''. ~ ~. ·ot) ,~:'..- ~"."""' :4' . ;' unbeaten 93 and Lam made 88 before being forced from the.pitch Tl,le rugged Molina destroyed:, S~~ttt AfriC;l'S J~~ . GUn­ TV - video -Music with a bruised toe. ' gulu~a iIwide four rounds at the Sun. City ~up~rboW I in . S~turday • & Technic House Across the Tasman.SeainNew Plymouth,New Zealand~the Sri to win the tit!e va~ated bYl!-Ilother S'.?!lt9 African, Brian.MI'tehell: JACMAT " . Lankans survived 1l ,~ciU'~ to defeat Zimbabwe by three wickets in : ¥olina regained the titl,e he lo§(to AmencllI,l.J'ony I:,ope~ : in Tel: 3248'5 a high-scoring match that set a number of World Cup records. May 199Q and iI). the proce$s bec,ame the f!.r,st rtuih ~ 9-:y.,iJl tlir~ ~ Pakistan made 220 for two in its allocated 50 overs in Mel­ junior lightweight championships. He also 'once' held the WBb Jan Jonkeriveg 183 bourne and the West Indies cruised past that total with 3.1 ove~s' -version of the title. _ Windhoek' to spare. . Molina always outjabbed the South African, ~d could hardly P~stan suffered a blow before the match when captain Imran miss· with his booming right. It . was that combiruiiion that Swakopm'iind Otjiwar­ Khan had, to withdraw ~ith groin and shoulder injuries, ' ., flattened Gunguluza midway through round four and softened , KaiserWil·' ongo For the cheapest and The Pakistani total was built around an unbeaten 102 from liim up for th.e kill. belm str. Markplein the best wedding and MoltkestraJle 3 - birthday cakes In townl opener R,ameez 'Raja, . while stand-in skipper Javed Miandad Tel: 5216- Tel: 3201· ORDER NOWII scored 57 from just Fa,., 2237 Fax: 3686 61 deliveries. African 'yes' for SA return But Pakistan just didn't score quickly enough. ·D.alfy fash breeds, HAMMAM, TUNISIA: The supreme council for sport in Africa brotchens, pies and Set a mammoth 313-run target, Sri Lanka scrambled to victory on Friday gave the green light for South Africa's return to Pan­ palsterles over unheralded Zimbabwe with just four balls to spare, B. KARSEBOOM (PT¥) L TD African and international sport. . TEL : 34835 Allrounder Arjuna Ranatunga celebrated his 100th one-day BAHNHOF STREET international by hitting an unbeaten 88 off 62 balls after Sri Lanka' The council said it will allow African sporting b'odies to admit Independence Avenue. South Africa as a-member - provided that their particular disci- Wlndhoek Tel 226491 was staggering at 169 for ~our in the 33rd over. pline is united in the republic. . YOUR LARGEST STOCKISTS Sparked by an unbeaten,155 by Andy Flower, Zimbabwe made It will also mel\I1 that South Africa will have the various bodies' OF ALL SCHOOL CLOTIlES 312 for four wickets in it~ ~p over~. Sri Lanka responded_with 313 NOW IN STOCK for seven to score a memorable win. Zimbabwe recorded its support when dealing .with internationa,l sports authorities. Name Tapes Hobby. dres$ fsbrleks from' CLUB MOBEY ' " highest score in one-day internationals, eclipsing the 240 it RIO.99 scored against Australia ill 1983. Flower, 22, scored his initial '.. ",. JACK ' L':l:te, sp'ee~ : skater.honoured curtains made free· Material value firs~.:class £,~ntury iq.his ~st one-day international. . from RJOO.OO bought.' . -' • Burly Andy Waller scoreq an unbeaten 83 for Zimbabwe from BRIDES LES'BAINS,' FRANCE: 'A~e'tes ~d ~oaches gath~!ed Credit facUitl~s- 9pen luocb.hour ..• LA DIFFERENCK!! just 45 balls, including nine f(;lUrs and three sixes: . 5MBA- ':>11 . 'I in the Olympic Village. yesterday to honour a SWiss speed skier ~~e Hot!est . e':ltert~~ He reached his'half.century in 32 deliveries, settmg a :World' killed ID an accidenfthe day before. ';: ' . ". Cup record for all nations. . - ~. . I QUICK STAMPS " . Pl~~tGoJllplexjb.'~- :, Nicolas Bochatay', 21'; was killed instantly Saturday when he ! The t~o players also established anew World Cup fifth-wicket PO BOX 20281 " < . :, ~ 'eshakati! .'" , skied into a utility vehicle'on a slope adjacenrtd the sp'cetfski run. 181 INDEPENDENCE partnership -mark ol l4~ : Sri Limka 's reply was also its best-ever The accident occurred Nst a few hours before Bochatay was to ':,('- .: ,'" Wedn~sday . .). -.;' " limited-overs total. South Africa, meanwhile, suffered more.bad AVENUE ';";.', '~.' Fridity' > ~ - -:':, compete in the fllaIs of the Olympic demonstration sport in Les 'luck in'}ts'Cup buifiiup:, rh,e South Africans had a Wo;ld Cup Arcs...... , . - -". , ~~furday ~':' warmeui'> ni~fch w~shed oil!Jor the third successive day. q. " I FOR ALL YOUR For more information A matc!); against the Queensland state team was rained.out~d of ItiilianFiisCDivisi6fi soccer ~ S,ou'th Airieficah ;in Hamilton tomorrow. The nine-nation tournament confinues league played yesterday (home teams listed first): ...... ~~~.·', ~~y"s · - ~· .~.- .. : ; :."';' I. ~ '0;,... . .; " - ~ ~ 1-" WINnQi;)EK '. ' '~ ' , putting the Arrows defence under constant pre s~re . Curtains made f

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PEPSI African Stars spokesperson Lesley Kozonguizi announced yesterday that a limited number of 20 teams would be allowed to enter the team's R6 000- strong open soccer tournament this weekend. Kozonguizi also said that player~ whom have joined new clubs should be fully cleared by their previous clubs or " at least produce their players' cards to the appointed match commissioners. " We don't want officials disrupting matches pro­ testing against players who have joined new clubs without their full knowledge," he said. The draw and the final day of entrance is Thursday, February 27, with the draw taking take place at Club Pamodzi at 19hOO. • MOl:e details tomorrow.

l !l.~.~I~t~BI;.lfi*~~.~.III: ~ BS TIGERS STOPPER Doc Shiimi played a humdinger for his side against Civics FC in a curtain-raiser at the international clash between Eleven Arrows and Arsenal at the Katutura Stadium yesterday. Tigers led 2-1 at one CONFEDERATION OF stage but went down 3-2 to a determined Civics. AFRICAN FOOTBALL

AFRICA CLUB CHAMPIONS CUP * Club Champions Cup SUNDAY KATUTURA STADIUM -Curtain-raiser: BS Tigers 2 Civics FC 3. Eleven Arrows 0 Arsenal 1. (Arsenal win 4-0 on aggregate). Highlights of the match will be broadcast on NBC TV at ap- proximately 18hOO this evening. . Mbabane Highlanders 1 Botswana Defence 0 (Highlanders win Arrows try but' 2-1 on aggregate), Young Africans 4 St Louis 2 (Africans win 7- 2).

PREMIER LEAGUE FRIENDLlES SATURDAY SKW FIELD - 14hOO Curtain-raiser between the reserve sides, 1. lose the b attle Black Africa 4 African Stars 16hOO - Nashua Black Africa 2 Pepsi African Stars 2. NSL CASTLE LEAGUE Arsenal go through 4-0 on aggregate· ...

BP TOP EIGHT CUP tried very hard for the coastal without exception, they pre­ CONRAD ANGULA PLAY-OFFS TIDRD & FOURTH PLACE: outfit but the experienced ferred to play the direct ball Orlando Pirates 3 Moroka Swallows 1. Arsenal defence hardly allowed instead of playing the ball wide ELEVEN Arrows might have lost to their Lesotho him to face their goal which on the wings. counterparts Arsenal yesterday but the coastal giants left him playing mostly on the This obviously opened the CUP FINAL proved to everyone that, with a little more effort and defence, denying him any way for the Lesotho half-backs Iwisa Kaizer Chiefs 1 Sundowns O. exposure, local footballers could hold their own against chance to test the opposing who continuously countered by their opposite numbers from neighbouring countries. goalkeeper. overlapping on the wings, CASTLE LEAGUE What was unusual from the It will go down in the history the first period), seemed to miss Arrows mid field was that, RESULTS ofNSL Castle League soccer matches played yester­ books that the 'Young Gladi­ the strong, penetrating runs of day: ators' went down 1-0 in front national star Elifas •Safil!e' Amazulu 1 Bloemfontein Celtic 1, Ratanang 4 Dangerous of a capacity crowd at Katu­ Shivute in midfield. Darkies 1, Dynamos 1 Jomo Cosmos 3, Crusaders 1 Witbank tura Stadium. Another stumbling block for Aces 1, Umtata Bucks v. Manning Rangers (postponed). However, true champions that our boys was the high crosses they are, the Namibians tried from their wings that just could Continued on page 11 very hard from the first minute not beat the rock-tight and tall until the whistle blew for full­ defence of the ·Maseru outfit. time. With reliable striker The Namibian Angling Association wishes to sin­ The match started at a very Munyanda Muaine wannin.g the cerely thank the following sponsors for their support fast pace with Arrows taking bench in the first stanza there during the recent test series against Zimbabwe (21-31 the initiative which saw them was simply no way the pint­ January 1992): win a record fourcomers in the sized Arrows striking duo of opening six minutes of the first Lucky Shipanga and Siegfried half. Tjirera could raise above Ar­ NOBLE OIL PIONEERS PARK LIQOUR senal's central defence. EERST NASIONALE BANK STORE Arsenal, fired on by a 3-0 BANK WINDHOEK NAMIBIA WINES AND aggregate lead which they The second half saw a more COMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO SPIRITS scored in the first leg at home determined and aggressive. CASTROLOIL MRNNAUDE in Ml!seru, Lesqtho, kept their­ Arrows with substitute Bobby NAMIBIA BEVERAGES ~ MRGGOOSEN cool as they absorbed their Samaria playing his healt out A1LANTICMEAT MARKif MRHHORN opponents' pressure. inmidfield but over-hasty and CENTRAL MOTOR SPARES MRJDEKOCK They final! y broke the dead­ poor finishing from his team­ ORYXSAFARIS MRJLBOTHA lock with a gem of a goal by mates up front stopped them ALFAKO-OP MR BRINK (BRAKWATER striker Tato Mohale, stretch­ from scoring. MODEL SUPERMARKET BUTCHERY ing their lead to four goals. The stocky midfielder ap­ CROSSROADS SERVICE MRTDEWAAL Arrows appeared shaken by peared to be simply too fast for STATION MRJCOETZEE the goal and abruptly seemed . his Lesotho opposite number POWER GUNS MR C KIRCHNER to lose the sparkle they dis­ winning many loose balls in NAMffiMILLS MRPWEITZ played in the openlng stages, the centre of the field, sending AFROX MRS L NillWOUDT ACE .•. Iwisa Kaizer Chiefs exciting midfielder Donald Dill REPUBLIKEIN causing the match to lose its deep passes into the Lesotho 'Ace' Khuse steered his side to a record 10th BP Top MRMSPIES fast and exciting pace. penalty area but the clever SONNEX GROUP NAMmIA Eigllt Cup victory at the FNB Stadium on Saturday. A Arrows, despite a few good Arsenal defence, orchestrated CHARNEY SPAR MARIENTAL AGRICULTURAL UNION 83rd minute cross from Fanie Madida allowed Khuse to . SENTRA MARillNTAL OHLTHAVE & LIST moves from Stanley Louw, by captain Motladi Maseela, LIZA'S Shaja Mwelazi. Siegfried held firm. knock in the only goal of the match that earned Chiefs D.H.L. R85 000 f'U'st prize money and a sweet victory over Sun­ KOOK-'N-EIER MRBCOETZEE Tjirare and Kiki Gaseb (before Munyanda Muaine, who he was replac.ed at the end of came on for Kiki Gaseb, also downs.