, * TODAY: MAN IN COURT OVER VAN DER WESTHUIZEN KILLING * 'GOVT ACTS ON REFUGEES *

THE Namibian Police have arrested a 23-year-old man and say they are closing in on other suspects after newspaperman Chris Asher was reportedly robbed at office and the offender then gunpoint in Windhoek on Friday. drove away. According to police, Asher which aims to be a monthly Garoeb's bodyguaids appar­ was driving home with two paper. One edition was pub­ ently gave chase 'and his two staff at 21hOO when two cars lished in Britain before he set bodyguards say they fired into COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS .•• A festive mood is already starting to grip carrying 11 people forced him off to Namibia. the air to encourage the other Namibia with schools on holiday and Christmas fast approaching. Above: This off the road on the corner of The man arrested inconnec­ driver to pull over and be ar­ youngster in Owambo was pictured enjoying the time oft' and had a holiday smile from Hochland and Republic roads. tion with last Friday's robbery rested. ear to ear. He was robbed of documents is set to appear in court on Police have laid a charge of and foreign currency which he Tuesday. driving without a licence against was carrying, added police Charges of driving without the offending driver, while his spokesperson Inspector Sean a driver's licence and a counter­ passenger claims Garoeb's men 'Sectionalism' OUT Geyser. Geyser said it was the charge of attempted murder were trying to kill them and first robbery of this type that are being laid after a car srnmiJed has laid a charge of attempted he had could recall in Wind­ into Swapo's new secritary murder.. hoek. general, Moses Garoeb. 1he There are unconfirmed re­ EHucation Ministry Asher came to Narrubia from accident happened at about ports from the North that an­ Britain and has setup an office 09hOO on the crossing of John gry development brigade work­ in the Swapo headquarters to Meinert Street and VanRhijn ers destroyed an office of the run a newspaper Africa News Street, outside The Namibian's DTAparty. warns private schools

EXISTING private schools not demonstrably serving ing national unity and mutual Good news more than one section of the population and negating understanding. the policy of national reconciliation, are in danger of "In order to nurture a com­ forNam having their registration withdrawn and being forced to mon national outlook and ap­ close down. preciatioo for our rich and varied cultural heritage, all private citizens .. 1bis stem warning was unity and reconciliation or schools are required to follow THERE Is some good news contained in a news release blatantly promote sectional­ the new national curriculum 'Act before they eat us from the Ministry of Home issued by the Ministry of iSin," the Education Ministry from Grade 1 to Grade 12 as it Affairs for people planning Education and Culture on Fri­ said. is introduced in Government alive' pleads pay officer to spend the festive period day. But, the statement ~ the schools, which includes the outside the borders of the According to Nampa, the ministry would "continue to implementation of the national country and who do not Ministry said it appreciated out­ encourage and support private language policy for schools" . THE census offices at Ondangua were flooded with have the necessary trav­ standing cootributions made by initiatives which promote rec­ The statement concluded that census enumerators demanding their pay on Friday and elllng documents. The dep­ a number of private schools in onciliation and national unitY private schools were welcome vowing to take undisclosed measures against their sen­ uty p,ermanenty secretary providing youth from all dif­ while striving for high stan­ to provide supplementary iors ifthey were not paid before the Christmas holidays. In the Ministry, Sakkle van feIalt cultural backgrounds with dard". educational experiences for their der Merwe, told The Na· education of high quality. It further noted that new leaners, over and above the Paulus Kapiya, the officer responsible for distributing pay mlbllUl that people can ap­ " "However, the ministry private schools were registered requirements of the national cheques to census personnel, said the office was facing many ply for emergency trav. cannot and will not recognise on the understanding that they curriculum, as long M such problems due to unexplained delays in paying the workers. elllng documents at any or support private schools which would be seen to be catering enrichment was not intended Kapiya told the Namibian Press Agency that up to now census border post, provided they do no more than play lip serv­ for children from a variety of to nullify the desired national are Namlblan citizens. workers in the north had not been paid and ruIning up at the office ice to the ideals of national backgounds, thereby promot- educational objectives. on a daily basis demanding their money. , 'They have even threatened to take some measures if they are not paid before Christmas," he said. Kapiya laid the blame squarely on the Office of the National Planning Commission which, according to him, had always Cops to get tough at the coast delayed payment to the census workers, especially in the north. , He made an urgent appeal for them to be paid before Christmas THE Namibian Police will and the defence force under "before these people eat us alive". WILLlAM HEUVA Chief enumerators were to be paid R70 a day for 28 days each, not hesitate to act against the supervision and guidance of the police. while enumerators were to receive R60 daily for 18 days each. drunken and reckless driv­ Attention would be paid to Some people were also reportedly told by Census Director PD ers during the festive pe­ He said the Namibian Police also be mobilised as well as major towns like Windhoek Swarts to use their private cars during the exercise and were riod, Western Region Po­ had distnbuted leaflets at ho­ units from the north. and the northern towns of promised compensation per kilometre, but no-one in Owambo tels, restaurants and the cara­ Deputy minister of Defence lice Commissioner inspec­ Ondanwa and Oshakati, as well had yet received this money, Kapiya said. van park with useful hints to Phillemon Malima, told The tor Rudolf Kaaijk has the border posts where "crimi­ He further revealed that there were some 80 people registered holidaymakers on crime pre­ Namibian that they had already warned. nals were entering" the coun­ with the Ondangua office who had not received their training vention. received a request from the try. allowance since September. In an interview with The Kaaijk added that a Special Ministry of Home Affairs and Although Commissioner of Kapiya said that 61 of them did not appear on the pay list, while Namibian, Kaaijk said addi­ Reaction Unit would be dis­ plans were already underway Police Siggi Eimbeck did not 19 did"appear. Nonetheless there were no cheques for them. tional members had been added patched from Windhoek and to involve the defence force in He said that after consulting the Windhoek office, he was to the coastal crime prevention would be stationed at crime prevention during the deny these joint operations, he nevertheless felt that was not a promised the people would be paid, but nothing had been forth­ unit to help them cope with Swakopmund and Henties Bay. festive period. coming yet. The Ondangua Census District Controller, John crime prevention at The administrative staff and Malima said there would be long-term solution to crime. Shifotolm, was not available for comment. Swakopmund and Henties Bay. the local Reserve Unit would joint operations of the police continued on page 2 2 Monday December 16 1991 THE NAMIBIAN - I . , Alarm ov~r illegal Vugo houses .. for Nalnibia

YUGOSLAVIA has do­ ,border cr~ossings nated prefabricated houses worth R800 000, and equip­ _ ILLEGAL border Q'O~ between Zambia and Namibia ment worth Rl million, for have reached an alarming stage and drastic steps need the setting up of a road to be taken to r:edress the situation. trailer assembly factory at . - Chief Immigration Officer, spectively, were detected at the Tsumeb. Shadrack Mwilima, who has Kongola checkpoint, many 'The announcement was made just ended a week-long fact­ kilometers inside the Namib­ on Friday by Yugoslavia's finding tour to the border posts ian border. Charge d ' Affaires to Namibia, of Wenela, Ngoma, Mahebo Their travel documents had Dusan Egic. The houses are among others, told Nampa that been certified by Zambian im­ likely to be used at agricultural many aliens entering Namibia migration officials but they had projects launched by the Gov­ constantly avoid official check­ apparently been turned away ernment in the northern part of points. by Namibian officials, where­ the country.. M wilima said most foreign­ after they opted for illegal . Namibia can also expect the ers who end up being turned crossing. Yugoslavian construction, away because they do not have Mwilima pointed out that at consulting and engineering the minimum amount of R2 least 23 illegal crossing points company, Energo Project to ()(X) to declare at the border have been identified in come and assist with building, post before being allowed to Kavango. road construction and agricul­ enter the country, resort to He added that new border tural industries, Egic report­ clandestine crossings on dry posts at Mpalila and Schuck­ edly said. No indication of a land. manburg are expected to be definite time frame was given. Bakkie stolen from 'The latest incident happened opened in the near future to last week when five offenders, help alleviate the situation. - from Tanzania and Ghana re- Nampa Good rainfalls are expected Wernhil car park GOOD rainfall can be ex­ HELP make Christmas happy for one Namibian re­ small chips and there were pected in Namibia during porter, whose bakkie was stolen just one week after he windshields. A small sticker m the back windows reads CAY ,r:IJ( ~II" City the rest of the rainy sea­ bought it. The Toyota 2,4 Diesellong-wheel-base bakkie (pictured above) was stolen from the Wernhll Shopping Motors Upington. The engine JI!~'tI~~,~t College son, according to the Head number is ZL1656001 and the of the Climate Branch at Centre carpark between 131130 and 15hOO on Friday, For a better education serial number 0130240. When the Weather Bureau, John December 13, where it had been locked. Ifyou have seen it was stolen it had about 107 ,,' Diploma Courses In: Olszewski. this ·bakkie or have any information, please ring The 300 kilometres • - Executive Secretarial Course OIszewski said data frome . Namibian (0613(970) - all calls will be treated in confi- There are not too many die­ - Comprehensive Computer Course meteorological pictures for dence. sel bakkies around so ifyou 've - Word Processing the southern African Region seen this one or if you work at revealed that a low pressure The beautiful motor was the doors and back; double iron a filling station and someone - Adult English Improvement system is building up in the bright red with stripes and bumper and central electric has filled it up, please ring The :. Dressmaking wesem part of Zambia, which registration number N3562W, point at the back. and bullbars Namibian as soon as possible. - Modem Design is expected to result in heavy although these may change. It and spotlights at the front. Call Tom Minney or leave a rains over much of Namibia, can be easily recognised by: The body had no dents ex­ message for him with another City Centre Accommodation Botswana and part of the cen­ heavy iron bars and.rubber mats cept on the driver's door, the staff member - all calls will be tral and north-western part at the back; iron plates under windscreen was tinted with two in strict confidence. For a free brochure and information of South Africa. ~ ~ ,...... _-,._-'...... Clouds are expected to form _ ,_ ,,_ .. .. J~ Xlhite to: City. College, P_O"Box·647 - I one kllometre above the sur­ , ';;',- <.-",,', ;,--. ' ~ohannesburg'2000. Tel. (011)294118 I face in most southern Afri­ Namibia and Angola to can countries for the rest of I Address:Name: -----,------______I the season, making for a very L ______.I heavy rainfall probability in I Code_ I the region. step up border pa ols

OSHAKATI: THE Joint Namibia-Angola Committee crossed the border to steal or on border security agreed at at meeting in Angola on sell mainly drugs and stolen Thursday that each party will strengthen patrols on its property such as cars. . He felt ~ comnnmity should side of the border. The meeting also discussed be more involved and the media the issue of Namibian prison­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS should play aneffective role in Nampa reports that the two on both sides of the fence. ers held by the Angolan police establishing and forstering sides met at Xangongo in south­ The Commissioner of Po­ and Angolan citizens arrested police/community joint crime ern Angola to try and find so­ lice in Owambo and Kaoko, in Namibia. prevention units. lutions to problems experienced Inspector losef Ekandjo, who Anolber meeting will be held In the Estate of the late led the Namibian delegation. soon to review progress, said that the problems mainly Ekandjo said. ERNST BERTHOLD RIEDEL, related to illegal border cross- 'The Angolan delegation was ings. . headed by Lieutenant Colonel Most tresspassers were crimi­ Boris Antonio of the Angolan Indentity number: 180421 01 005 1 nals, thieves and smugglers who police. - Nampa Date of Birth; April 11, 1918 Date of death: December 9, 1990 8w-apo congress Last address: Gevers Street No 16, expenses listed Klein Windhoek Master's Office: Windhoek THE recent Swapo Congress cost around R169 37145, contrary to speculation that spending ran into millions Estate no. 34/91 of rands, Swapo Head of Administration and Finance, Pashukeni Shoombe, told Nampa. A}.l persons having claims against the above­ Shoombe said on Friday that part of the expected expenditure m entio~ecl Estate are required to lodge their were covered by generous support from local businessmen, individuals and international donor agencies. clahlis with the undersigned within 30 (Thirty) A total ofR234 371,70 had been received from party members days after the date of publication hereof. and other soun:es, Shoombe was quoted as saying. The sum included R19 000 donated by the Africa Group of Sweden, R26 ()()() from the Walvis Bay business community and R8 200 from R.P. BEHRENS businesses in Katutura. In a breakdown of the Congress expenditure, Shoombe said 66 BISMARCK STIREET R30 00 had been spent on transport and R 18 400 on accommoda­ P.O. BOX 23019 tion(18 4(0), while the secretariat, covering items like T-shirts, WINDHOEK banners, flags, and other expenses, had cost R39 595. The Protocol Committee which took care of the accommoda­ 9000 tion, food and transportation of invited quests had use up R50 ()(X). This included an amount ofR25 ()(X) spent on workers and their labour assistants. THE NAMIBIAN Monday December 16 1991 3 Re ugees to get p ace to settle Cabinet decisions in brief·

REFUGEES fleeing to Na­ prove the Namibian quality mibia are to be checked by a STAFF REPORTER control of livestock. The Cabi­ special body set up by a net authorized the Board to committee' of six ministries, be imported into Namibia in spend R75 000 on the system. according to a Cabinet deci­ the form of incinerator ash from • Special incentives are to sion last Thursday. towns and cities abroad as well be granted to millet producers This will be the first time as other refuse or waste from to increase farming produc­ procedures have been fonnally household use abroad. This is tion in Owaxqbo, Kavango and set up for investigating the in line with Government pol­ Caprivi. The packages fur millet particulars of refugees although icy on the import of nuclear producers include ploughing there are already i large num­ and other waste products. subsidies which were set at ber in Namibia. • A toUrism promotion of­ R24 a hectare when the plough­ MAN'S EXPORT Manager for Africa and Southern America Heinz Papke (left) tells The Cabinet also suggested fice is to be opened in London ing is done by the Government Namibia Nature Foundation Director Douglas Reissner that ways of spending the R20 that once refugees' details had by the Ministry of Wildlife, and R36 a hectare when the 000 donation are strictly up to the NNF. been thoroughly checked and Conservation and Tourism. ploughing is done privately. they had been established as • Four commercial repre­ The Ministry of Agriculture, genuine refugees, they should sentatives are to be stationed Water and Rural Development be allowed to settle at Hamoji abroad. The counsellors are will provide storage facilities German truck giant in Kavango. organised by the Ministry of which will protect the crops The new committee onrefu­ Trade and Industry and will against rain and other prob­ gees will include representa­ be: Hermanus Kasper - based lems. tives from the Ministries of in New York and covering the • The German government opens new route for N am Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs, USA, CaJIlada, South America is to provide aid to expand a Wildlife, Conservation and and the United Nations; Paul fruit farm in the Karasburg Tourism and Justice with the Kalenga- basedinLondonand region. The draft agreement Office of the Prime Minister covering Britain, Ireland and was approved by Cabinet and conservation funding and the Office of the Deputy the Nordic countries; Frank covers aid to Aussenkehrfarm Minister of State Security. Lohnert - based in Frankfurt through the Deutsche En­ There will he close liaison and covering Germany, Aus­ twikldungsgesellschafft (DEG) CONSERVATION efTortsin otherwise they will be self­ with the United Nations High tria, Italy and Eastern Europe; aid agency. The agreement is Namibia received a boost of KA TE BURLlNG defeating." Commissioner for Refugees' J Katuamba - based in Brus­ to protect the investment and almost R20 000 last week when He mentioned a project in representatives in Namibia as sels and covering Belgium, the provide jobs for Namibians. the Munich-based MAN truck ation best," he said. Owambo aimed at managing well as with the Red Cross and European Economic Commu­ • Bursaries for civil servants company's Heinz Papke Reissner hinted that the the region's basket-weaving the Council of Churches in nity, France, Spain and Portu­ are to be granted through the handed over a cheque to the donation would probably be industry; a project to export Namibia. gal. Ministry of Education and Namibia Nature Foundation directed at ethno-botanical Makalani seeds to the United Other Cabinet decisions last • The Meat Board of Na­ Culture in future. Before this (NNF). work, but stressed the urgency States for the manufacture of Thursday included: mibia is to set up a computer­ was done through the Office of The donation is the result of of establishing a decent-sized watch faces; reseaich to im­ * No waste products are to ized stud book system to im- the Prime Minister. a long association between conservation fund, undexpin­ prove the sustainability and MAN and theNNF dating back ning efforts to sustam planned wider export market of Mog­ to last February, and has pur­ and ongoing conservation ef­ ongo nins; and plans to up­ posely not ~en earmarked for forts. As world attention turned grade educational packages for a particular project. away from Africa, and contri­ the Gobabeb research unit. According to NNF director butions traditionally reserved ''The educational packages Douglas Reissner, most dona­ for Frontline States dried up, it would be particularly useful tions tend to be targeted at a was vital ,to ensure a secure for teachers preparing to teach specific area of conservation financial footing forconserva­ the ne~e science syllabus," work, which might not neces­ tion efforts in Namibia. said Reissner, adding that plans sarily be the most appropriate "We have about 50 initia­ to the improve the accessibil­ or urgent cause. tives currently underway," said ity of media centres at Water­ "With this donation we are Reissner, "and we have to tnake burg and Namutoni were also breaking new ground, getting sure we can keep them going, underway. rid of the piece-meal approach and building up a secure fund­ ing base for conservation ef­ forts," he said. Noting the importance of the newly-forged direct link be­ tween Windhoek and Munich. MAN export manager Papke said his company had 1008 been , interested in conservation ef­ forts and had pioneered many methods aimed at reducing vehicle pollution. "We do not prescribe how LOOKING AT LITTER ••• Journalist Linda Baker of the Ministry of Wildlife, the money should be spent in Conservation and Tourism lets journalists examine litter, which is being monitored Namibia; we leave that to the at the coast. people here who know the situ- Long life litter Suspect appears over

The Directorate of Wildlife, Gobabis farm murder TOM MINNEY Conservation and Research is doing research into exactly how PROTASIUS 'Metra' Kanguinja,aIias 'Toromba', appeared A cigarette end, casually thrown long litter can last. In a wire in the Gobabls Magistrates Court last week in connection out of a window, if left by cage on a windswept beach. with the death of a farmer and his worker in the Gobabis itself will stay looking exactly , next to hundreds of thousands , district ,earlier this year. the same for at least 19 months. of seals on the beach south of Kanguinja was arrested on Monday, December 10, at Oka­ Printed cardboard and news­ Cape Cross, are, samples of handJa, after having been sought by police for about four print hardly decays at all. litter, first catalogued and months in connection with the murder of farmer Danie van But glass is the rubbish with pinned down in°Aprl11990. Niekerk of the Gobabis district, and a worker, Willem Roo- longe:st life expectancy and is After 19 months of SI.Ul, wind, inasie, on July 22 this year. ° the most dangerous to animals sand and even waves washing Van Niekerk and Rooinasie were on their way to Talts­ and to people walking bare foot. right through the cage, much manus to buy cattle when they were ambushed, killed and Namibians continue to scatter of the litter was looking re­ robbed of about R70 000. beer dumpies and other bottles markably healthy. Glass, waxed Kanguinja is suspected of having been involved in the with the deepest disrespect for paper and cigarette butts were murder together with Titus 'Mbungu' Toromba, who was the beauty of the country they th most durable, newsprint was arrested on October 14, and Kennedy Murangi, who is still at THROUGH THE YEAR WITH SISTER ... The first inherited, as if they want their still clearly readable, while large. 'Sister' calendar is out. Copies can be bought at Woer­ children to grow up with plains plastic which had started to Kanguinja appeared before Magistrate Leonard Simasiku, man and Brock, or it can be ordered by telephoning of broken glass where once decay in the sun was stretched who postponed the case to December 27 for further investiga­ Hilde at (061) 35659, Elizabeth at (061) 221106 or Nicky there were landscapeso in ragged tatters around the tion. Maria Emvula appeared for the State. - Nampa at (061) 33881 (h) or 35707 (w). 4 Monday December 16 199 1 THE NAMIBIAN

------18hl 0: NBC Sport For more information con­ 18h40: No One But You tinue to write to the followmg 19h02: Cats Eyes - Year IT address: The crime busting trio of glam­ orous agents excel in a world THE CO-ORDINATOR of inuigue and undercover P o BOX 6823 investigations. AUSSPANNPLA12 19h55: Filler WINDHOEK MONDAY December 16 20hOO: News 09hOO: News (repeat) 2Oh45: A Laugh,A Tear Part 09h45: Filler IT Pen pal wanted 09h50: Smurfs (3) 21h17: DEA On 'exam scam' tiny and criticism. However, diligent policeperson will fully 10hl3: Woof (3) TIlls fictional account of accepting that ours is an im- appreciate what is at stake - PLEASE publish my name and address in your Letters to the 10h38: The Boy from An­ America's global war on drugs ALLOW me to air my views portant but difficult task, we not somebody who pretends to dromeda (3) is viewed through the experi­ on the 'exam scam'. I am one have to know whether we have be a member of the Namibian Editor column. I am a 27 year old Canadian businessman who llh02: End of Transmission ences of several agents in the _ of the private candidates who wronged and if, where. The Police. intends to holiday in southern 16h56: Re-opening Drug Enforcement Administra­ wrote the part-time examina- Government and the people 6. A policeperson would 171100: Religious programme tion. This docu-drama com­ tion. I think it is for us (private have to tell us. They also have come forward with concrete Africa next year. ITh06: Prime Time Pets bines explosive drama with candidates) to view with con- to inform us what they expect evidence proving that I am a I would love to have friends in Namibia. My hobbies in­ TIlls series gives a close up documentary footage and first­ cern the exam scam, which from us. We - all members of "political spokesman" (what­ look at the antics and enter­ person interviews. may nullify our examinations the Police know this - are ser- ever that may mean), and not clude collecting telephone cards taining relationships between 22h04: About Face or result in a re-write. vants of the people and are with unfounded innuendo and and stamps. I also enjoy water sports. people and their pets. The multi-talented Maureen In my ~inion, I think it is loyal to their Government and allegations. No policeman 17h30: The Henderson Kids Lipman stars in a new comedy unfair for the exam to be thus have to conform to their would have such little trust Thank you very much. TIlls series tells the story of series in which she creates some cancelled and made null and responsible and mature expec- and confidence in his Minister Tam Henderson and her brother memorable characters ranging void and then re-written. I tations. and the Inspector General to PAULDAVIS Steve, who after their mother from Iron Lady Margaret believe that students who did it 3. No member of the Na- assume that they would toler­ PO BOX 207-N 30 dies, move to the country to Thatcher, Grac;ie, a loo atten­ because they wanted to do better. mibian Police is in favour of ate somebody in the Namibian QPLAZA live with Uncle Mike at Haven dant at a posh London night­ Anyway Ibis kind of exam killing or hurting people. We Police who is disloyal and who CAINTA, RICAL Bay. club, a bag lady, and a dowdy scamhappens at all levels, even know, however, that we have is acting in violation of policy PHILIPPINES- 17h54: EducadonaI pro­ telephonist who blossoms into at universities, colleges, schools to resort to violence under -and instructions. - gramme a passionate Flamenco dancer etc. For those who were un- certain circumstances. Such The person who prenteds to Animals and such after some dancing lessons. lucky enough to be caught. their circumstances include the be speaking on behalf of marks should be nullified, but protection oflife and property. members of the Police, who lIIegalltles TODAY'S WEATHER for those lucky enough not to The police is equipPed with hides behind a pseudonym and be caughtd, then they must be weapons to use when the who questions the integrity and I WOULD like to draw the • Very hot In the south, otherwise partly clo~dy and hot left alone, If this is not the circumstances warrant it. It is authority of the Minister of attention of the Government, with s,cattered thundershowers In the east but scattered In case, then all private candi- the Government which equips Home Affairs and the Inspec­ and in particular the Ministry the north. dates should re-write the exam the police to enable it to func- tor General of the Namibian of Local _Government and • Coast: partly cloudy and cool with fog patches but fine free of charge, because they' tion effectively. Every mem- Police has only one aim in Housing, to something about , in,.the ~outh. cannot pay again (especially ber of the police, however, mind and that is to discredit which I think they are unaware. * Wind : moderate north-westerly to south-westerly but those who were not guilty of knows that there might be an this Government and its Police InOngwediwa(Valombola) south-easterly in the south. getting hold of papers) although occasion where he -or she has which has to ensure peace, township there are some home­ it will still cost the Govern- to take a life or to hurt some stabilit'J QIld security for all owners who have been cheat­ ment a lot of money, other person, people living in Namibia. ing the Government for quite a -Tedq "ia---.,., In conclusion, what the 4. Every professional poli- long time. Thousands of gal­ Ministry should do is to trace ceperson accepts the Rule of SEIMBECK lons of water used in some those respons·ble "or s llin Law and will defend the inde- WINDHOEK houses are not measured. I have TodayisMonday.D e cemberI 6 . the3S0 thdayofl~I . There 1 ~ , e g are 15 days left in the year. the papers and to take serious pendence of our Judiciary. No learned that there are two ways Highlights in history on this date: steps against them. policeperson doubts the integ­ Note: Commissioner Eim­ of doing this. Some have ille­ rity of our co~rts of law. A • 1577 - Danzig surrenders to Stephen Bathory, King of Poland . beck says this letter is written gally connected water pipes to • 1659 _ General Monck in Scotland calls for free Parliament. TAU CABIANO policeperson knows that our in his personal capacity. - Ed. those pipes which enter their ~ 1IZ.40 ~ ~l1.lssia ' sJrederick IT enters Sil~sia and begins first SWAKOPMUND constitution guarantees every houses. The illegal pipe is Silesian War. - person the right of access to a Amnesty takes off conn~ ted just before the me­ - .' To pol."cepersons court. Thus it is clear that no *1773 - Americancolonists, dressed as Indians: stage Boston Tea • ter. Suchahomeownerhastwo policeperson will accept that taps in his/her yards. The ille­ Party against British ship, dumping 342 chests of tea overooard. any person, individually or in A WORD of thanks is for- • 1800 - Russia, Sweden, Denmark and Prussia sign Second An open letter to warded to those people who gal tap is shorter than the legal Arm d N ali f th N rth B . ·sh ·gh f h. 'PolicepersonS' a crowd, has the right to take . th bli one and is hidden in a hedge, e eutr ty 0 e 0 to counter nti n t 0 searc the law into his own hands. are now getting e pu ca- • 1838 - Voortrekkers, under Commandant-General Andries THE letter published on De- tionsofAmnestylnternational Water from this illegal tap is cember9 in 'The Namibian under 5. Up to now, not one mem- not ~asured , and obviously Pretorius, defeat Zulu King Dingaan and his warriors at Battle of ber of the NamibianPolice has and those who responded to Blood River, and over 3 000 Zulus are slain. the pseudonymn 'Policepersons our letter published in this this tap is used more than the • 1856 - C f f L d b R bli Windhoek' was definitely not condemned me for having tl 'legal' one. - rea IOn 0 y en urg epu c. written theLctter of Protest of newspaper recen y. • 1879 - Transvaal Republic is proclaimed. written by a member of the 22 November on behalf of We appeal to all those who The other way is more • 1884 - Britain recognizes International Association of the Namibian Police. The reasQn certain members of the Police have responded to be patient complicated and involves an Congo. why this is obvious are abun- and the-responses will be sent illegal re-connection of a wa­ • 1916 _ Gregory Rasputin, monk who wielded powerful influ- dant, but I will confine myself who are loyal to the Govern- to them as soon as possible. ter pipe entering the house in ence_o ver Russian Czar, is murdered. to only a few, ment of the Republic of Na- We once again emphasise that such a way that the water used -- .. 1944-: Gefnian forces begin "Battle of the Bulge" in Ardennes _ 1. A member of the Namib- nubia. It is out of this loyalty the work of Amnesty is based in the home is not measured. f B I · . W Id W IT ian Police, to whom the safety to the State, its people and on humam·tan· an grounds, and I think that this sort of thing area 0 e glum m or ar. their Government, that Police- • 1949 - Prime Minister Dr DF Malan inaugurates the Voor- and security of our people and men faced a violent crowd, in it gives relief to: should be investigated and the trekker Monument in Pretoria. our country are entrusted, has - prisoners of conscience; offenders should be punished. ~teofthreatsandattemptsto • 1966 - UN Security Council votes 11-0 to invoke economic the gu t s to state hi s name and -r- - prisoners awaiting trial; ti . t hit . . . Rh d . will not hide behind a pseudo- murder them. Everywhere in l' b- sanc ons agams w e nunonty government m 0 eSla. Namibia, policemen and women - peop e or pnsoners IU NDAVULWA-OOM­ * 1967 - 28-nation United Nations panel agrees on pact for rescue nym. would stand up to de"end the jeeted to politically motivated BUDID f tro t· nt f '&bap - 2. Molt members of the ~'extraindicial· killing. or "'-- death o as nau s m eve 0 space nu 8. _ Rule of Law, the property of ~- .... OSHAKATI * 1971-Indianmilitary forces capture Dacca, and Pakistani army NamibianPolice have realised the State and the lives of their penalty. in East Pakistan surrenders. India declares a cease-fire. that the Police and their ac- Amnesty is a non-political . ~ _ m~~17~ecdhe~bE~~~I~ti:~:m~are=~al:w=~:s~un=de:r~sc:ru:-~_CO_ll_e_a_p_e_._. _~__ y_a_~_y_al_an_d_~o:~~~= · :g:ti:~~ ______~~~~~~~~~~~ scheduled US manned exploration of the Moon. t • 1986 - Two more areas are put under curfew in Karachl, Pakistan, where rioting killed 146 people in two days. Namibians Kozo's case • 1987 - In response to an Angolan claim that 2 000 SADF troops Missing love letters are moving deeper into their country, the SADF says South get off t o VETERAN politician and IJI'A African troops will be withdrawn from Angola. Shadow Minister of Justice, • 1988 - A new UN peacekeeping force is announced to monitor arrive 44 years later Fanuel Kozonguizi, has con­ ~t4dr awal of ~O 000 Cuban troops from Angola. good start firmed to Nampa that it was • 1988 - State President PW Botha pl~ads for Afrikaneruruty in AURORA, lliinois - Tommy Klyczek never knew his girlfriend 'most unlikely' that he will re­ a speech at the V oortrekker Monument in Pretoria, at a meeting on-roads Martha loved him - until her letter arrived 44 years too late. join the DTA after he has quit commemorating the Great Trek and the Battle of Blood River. If only the US Post Office had forwarded his mail in 1947, the Parliament. * 1989 - Four off- dUtY US service1l!en are confronted at a NO fatal accidents have . ~tired steelworker - who is now 62 and married, happily, for the . Kozonguizi, who was re­ roadblock in Panama and one is killed when they attempt to leave. been-reported in Namibia second time - said on FJiday that he might have discovered the spOnding to conflicting reports • 1990 - The Africaq. Natio~ ,Co~s s ' three-day National _ ~ce.the s,tart of the holi.. '- love of his life earlier. --- as to his exact position with -Consultative Conference adopts a hard-line resolution calling for day season when schools "She had sent me a poem, saying how she loved me. I thought the official Opposition, said ~ the setting up of defence units _and. threatens to suspend partici­ closed on December, a she di4n't want to marry me, but ifI had known that she loved me that presently he is still a "':pation in negotiations unless all obstacles are removed by April police spokesperson said ....." Klyczek told Reuters from his home in ~s Chi9ago suburb. Member of Parliament but will 30! 1991. The leadership also obtains a formal mandate to on Thursday. . _ "People talk about crossroads. ~ell, _that Vl(as one of them," he quit before the start of thenex t • continue with"talks about talb.- - , - -. • Commissioner Siggi Eim­ said. He could not remember Martha 's last name after more than session. He said the ' DTA's .--!I' 1990 -' Haitians'elect populist priest Jean-Bertrand Aristide in beck -said only a few minor four decades. . Management Committee had country's first fully democratic elec~ion. accidents had been reported to Her letter was among a dozen from former girlfriends packed met last Friday to discuss the Today's Birthdays: ' the police so far. ID a fresh white e.nvel~ that finally reached Klyczek on Wednes­ niattet but that discussions later John Selden, English jurist (1584-1654); Jane Austen, English "It seems as if the exodus day. centered around monetary mat­ novelist (1775-1817); Noel Coward,_English dramatist-com­ has not yet started," he said. 'The post office really isn't at fault," the local postmaster said. ters forcing him to leave the poser ~ ~§99-1973 ). _ "People are still going onholi­ '''Ibis man moved six times. We're good, but not that good."­ meeting. day, but their leaving seems to Retiters '~ ball is definitely in their ThOUght For Today: have been spread out," he added, (DTA's) court anci as far as I Pleasure is very seldom where it is sought - Samuel Johnson, saying motorists were well am concerned I am on the way English scholar (1 709-1784). behaved. _!"tHE NAMIBIAN - SIMPLY THE BEST) out", he concluded. THE NAMIBIAN Moh'da~ December 16'1991' 5'

Black I~TERNATIONAL WRAP-UP ~ Mambazo Perry sinks with 579 on board

singer buried CAIRO: A ferry carrying 579 passeng~rs and crew rammed a coral reef and sank in a Red Sea stonn, authorities said yesterday. PIETERMARITZB UR G: As many as 339 people were reported missing. The US and Ladysmith Black Mambazo Australian navies sent helicopters to join the Egyptian rescue singer Headman Tshabalala, operation, which by nightfall had rescued 150 people: killed last week in a roadside Historic summit to shooting incident at Pine town, was !aid to rest at his ancestral UN calls for Yugo operation home near Estcourt yesterday • following a moving service NEW YORK: The United Nations unanimou_sly adopted yester­ fas Ion anew. attended by more than 3 000 day aresolution that called for sending UN observers to Yugosla­ people. via to lay the groundwork for deploying apeacekeeping operatiqn The village of Ntabamhlo­ there. - approach as •• a recipe for dis­ JOHANNESBURG: The white government and its black phe came to a standstill-as '- opponents begin historic talks this week on scrapping aster" and wants an elected mourners from all over the apartheid and fashioning a multiracial democracy to assembly to draft a new counti-y paid their last respects B uthelezi digs in over talk~ end centuries of conflict. constitution. The government to the co-founder of South rejects tha1 approach. which Africa's biggest selling group. DURBAJIj': Inkatha Freedom Party pre.sident Mangosuthu Buthe­ Government delegates, the analysts say. would cost it control of consti- Tributes to 46-year-old lezi has refused to compromise on the attendance of the K waZulu ANC and a host of minor par­ Both sides know failure could tutional negotiations. ~ Tsbabalala have flooded in from government and the Zulu king at the multi-party negotiatio{l ties will convene on Friday to mean war and the 'disintegra­ Political violence is expected around the world following forum Codesa,which ineet~ on Friday. ~ , negotiate a new constitution tion of South Africa into war­ to continue ~ as black factions news of his tragic death. and Consensus has been reached among~t all parties on tlie partlci~ ending white-minori;Y rule. ring ethnic factions as in Yu­ struggle for power outside the wreaths were received from pation of the !FP at Codesa but the attendance of the K waZulu " We can see rising on the goslavia, said Bernard Crick talks. such noted musicians as,Paul government and the Zulu king remain a point of controversy. horizon the glorious entity of London University. The government and ANC Simon, Hugh Masekela and which shall no longer be spo­ ' Devising a new political see a new'constitution as the Miriam Makeba. Simon; who ken of as the pariah among the system won't be easy and the only hope of ending violence. recorded his best-selling al­ Hani endorses democr~~y ~~ nations, " said ANC president talks could last months, even Some leaders fear violence is bum Graceland with Ladys­ UMTAT A: The ANC wouldacccept the outcome of a democratic Nelson Mandela. years. President FW de Klerk too deeply ingrained and will mith Black Mambazo, had been election even if it lost, the oxganisation's'military wing, Umkhonto Although negotiations will is intent on reta~g substan­ continue even if the talks suc­ among the first to call and offer we Sizwe chief of staff, Chris Hani yesterday. be long and difficult, maily tial white control,in any future ceed. his sympathies. Speaking during the 30th anniversary of MK in Umtata in the analysts say they are likely to government and says a simple All parties agree political Despite the loss of Head­ Transkei, Rani said, if President FW de Klerk' s government wins succeed because neither side one-man, one-vote system is peace is impossible unless they man, the nine surviving group elections, the ANC will accept his government and expected the has a realistic alternative. unacceptable. can solve the enonnous eco­ members are detennined to keep' same from him should the ANC win. It was doubtful whether the The ANC lacks the means to He envisages a collective nomic and social problems and going. Said Josepb: "It is what Nationalist Party and Inkatha Freedom Party 'Yould ifcce'pJ'-th~ seize power and the govern­ presidency, weak central gov­ meet 'the expectations of mil­ my brother would ~ have verdict of the electorate, he added. ' ' , ~ ., (- " • t~ ... i ment, having~ scrapped apart­ ernment and federnl system that lions of poor blacks. wanted. "From its humble ori­ heid laws, is committed to would give whites and their Unemployment in many gins in Ladysrnith in 1960, Black sharing power. Both have staked allies contro~ in some areas. black communities is at least Mambazo rose to became the London centre firebombed their credibility on a peaceful "Full rights for the majority, 50 percent. Millions of blacks top exponents of traditional outcome. but not the ability to trample live in desperate poverty, mil- ' acapella sounds. LONDON: A London shopping centre was the target ofa guerrilla "Whatever they do, only one down or destroy the rights and lions of homes are needed and The group has 22 gold discs, arson attack on Saturday, raising fears of a Christmas bombing happening - a sett1emen1- seems values of others," he said. "A the black school system is near , 13 double gold discs and 12 blitz on busy British stores by the Irish Republican Anny (IRA). possible," said Steven Fried­ vote for all, but not the right to collapse. platinum discs and a Grammy Anti-terrorist squad officers were called to the Brent Cross man, a political analyst afWits dominate or oppress." The ANC favours redistrib­ award to its credit. Black Shopping Centre in north London early on Saturday after fires University. The ANC opposes special uting wealth to aid poor blacks. Mambazo gained international broke out in two stores in the complex. They found' the blazes Black and white extremists rights for any group and insists The government says the econ­ fame after working with Si­ were caused by incendiary devices similar to those used in a spate oppose a peaceful solution, but on equal opportunity for all omy nmst be based on free mon on the Graceland album of firebombings by the IRA in its fight agaiDst , Britim;ruJ.~ in the government and ANC are South Africans to redress the entetprise and opposes affinna­ and subsequent world tour. Northern Ireland. ',, ' ' - so powerful they probably can wrongs of apartheid. tive ~on programmes to help A security guard, SeanNic:ho­ impose any deal they work out, It descn'bes the government blach catch up. - AP las, 26, appeared in Pinetown Magistrate's Court on Thurs- Sweden to review Moz aid day in connection with Tsh: STOCKHOLM: Sweden said last week it would review its aid to abalala's death. He was not Mozambique after receiving reports of.,what it called serious ME talks start of asked to plead and was re- cOIJ1lptionin the African country. Swede,": one ofMozambique'8 leased on bail ofR1,OOQ. iiiiiiiiiiiil major donors, gave about 600 million crowns (about 100 million r , dollars) in this budget year. long road to peace I"y~r~n: \';ClII~ for peaceful Neo-Nazi violence- .- .. ...- escalates~... - ~. - - '\.,.~ • ...... ~. ,- 1 ... (>"'"_-" ~ .or ~,r"li -::0' ''. I';)IT:;) WASHINGTON: Given the with the Madrid conference on negotiate a peace agreement democracy COLOGNE, Gennany: Gennany's dome~tic cou#r;-~e!iA8efipe seemingly intractable differ­ October 30. first and interpret 242 in a way service (BFV) said on Friday the number of viqlent ne? .N~ ences 'between Arabs and Is­ The start was inauspicious. thRt is at odds with most of the incidents had risen dramatically in the first year of Gennan wiity. raelis, the fact that they stayed Israel boycotted the opening rest of the world, including the DAR ES SALAAM: Tanza­ A BFV statement said there had been 1152 neo-Nazi incideJ;l1s talking for three days last week date set in the US invitation United States. Resolution 242 nia's fonner President lUld so far in 1991 - 790 in west Gennany and 362 in the once­ was a step forward. and showed up five days late - called for Israeli withdrawal founding father Julius Nyerere communist east where zenophobia has been aggravated by eco- But diplomats see the open­ on a day the Arabs stayed away. from territories occupied in the has urged the ruling party 'to nomic decay. ~ . ing rounds of the Washington Since then, there has been 1967 war, without identifying allow a peaceful switch to nmlti­ There were 128 neo-Nazi disturbances in western Germaity in talks, born of a path-breaking no visible progress in talks them. party democracy, the state­ 1990, when East and West Gennany merged. ~- international conference in between Israeli teams and Analysts believe that prog­ owned,Daily News newspaper Madrid, as just the first steps Syrian, Lebanese, Jordanian and ress on the Palestinian issue reported on Saturday. on a long road to a Middle East Palestinian negotiators. IJll1.y. be easier to achieve than "We can't be an island. Iraqi war widows in demand settlement that could be years One dispute centred on Is­ on thw Israeli-Syrian impasse. Tanzanians should lead their in the making. The talks opened rael's refusal to negotiate with Keeping 1,7 million Pales­ own change - don't wait to be BAGHDAD: War widows are in demand in Iraq. More than 1 000 on Tuesday and, after three a separate Palestinian delega­ tinians under military occupa­ pushed," he was quoted as men have recently tied the knot with widows to take advantage of days of tortuous discussions, tion rather than a joint Pales­ tion in the West Bank and the saying in Dar es Salaam. cut-price loans offered to the women, the anny newspaper al­ Arab and Istaeli negotiators tinian-Jordanian team. Talk­ Gaza Strip has changed Israel's Once one of Africa's most Qadissiyah said on Saturday. The 7000 dinar loans (21 000 agreed to take a weekend break ing with the Palestinians alone, image in the eyes of much of prominent defenders of the one dollars at official rates and about 700 dollars at black market and continue on Monday. the Israelis argued, would be the world. Once viewed in the party socialist state, Nyerere rates) will be revoked if marriage contracts are broken. Tens of "Only fools would expect tantamount to recognising a West as a beleaguered island nevertheless fostered peaceful theousands of Iraqi women were widowed in the 1980-88 Iran­ quick progress after four dec­ Palesinian national identity. of democracy in a sea of blood­ change by stepping down as Iraq war and the Gulf War. ades of enmity," said an Arab In practical tenns, the argu­ thirsty ,Arabs, Israel is now president in 1984 and finally diplomat .•• Such complicated ment boiled down to whether seen as an occupying power bowing out of the leadership 1-" ~ ...... " matters are not negotiated in a meetings should beheld in one usjng brute force to crush a of the ruling Revolutionary SA unrest random matter of days, or weeks, or or two rooms. Without agree­ Palestinian uprising that this Party last year. months." ment,negotitOf8 talked in a US week entered its fifth year. Presidcm Ali HassmMwinyi says Amnesty _, Israeli Deputy Minister State DepartmcDl hallway. Though few would bet OD has allowed unofficial opposi­ DURBAN: An Amne.ty International team said on Friday much Benjamin Netanyahu told re­ Syrian and Israeli diplomats the outcome of peace moves, tion groups to sprout up this ~ of South Africa 's township violence appeared indiscriminate and PQIt!,rs he expected • 'ultimate conducted a dialogue of the diplomats say there is ground year, but an announcement on not political. negotiations (with Palestinians) deaf - restating diametrically for cautious optimism because the end of 30 years of one­ The team, whichwillretumto London this weekand issue a full three. or four years down the opposed positions on the key forces driving the region's party rule was not expected report after a two-week fact-finding mission, expressed concem line. ,. But diplomats see the issue between them, the Golan politics have undergone a fun­ before a special inquiry on the about the role of security forces in political unrest. mere fact that talks continue Heights. Israel captured the damental change. matter reports backnext March. They had reports that troops and police had not saved lives ' between countries technically Golan Heights in the 1967 Arab­ 'Ik SOviet Union, wbidl used But Nyerere' s influence over when they had the capacity to do so. They hAd also been told of still at war' as progress. Israeli war and contests the to prop up radical Arab re­ local politics is still so Strong cases where soldiers had behaved helpfully. 1he Washington negotiations Syrian view -that UN resolu­ gimes, is no longer a player. that his clear show of support In a separate development, a study by anti-apartheid lawyers are the second phase of a proc­ tion 242 requires Israel to with­ Palestinian hardliners have lost , for pluralism could push accused police in the KwaZulu tribal territory ofpro-Inkatha bias ess that resulted from eight draw from the plateau. ground. And victory in the Gulf Mwinyi into giving the go­ and said they had brought few unrest suspects to justice.: months of Middle East shuttle OnCe that is done, ~ Syri­ War has given the United States ahead for rival parties to fonn diplomacy Py US Secretary of ans say, they are prepared to a military and diplomatic pre­ much sooner, said political • Reports from Sapa, Reuters, Agence France·Presse State J ames Baker and opened talkpeace. The Israelis want to eminence it never had before. analysts. - Reuters and Associated Press 6 Monday December 16 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

- business done in the two weeks to Wednesday. On Thursday, the Markets at a glance BSE Index fell 22.87 points, or 1.23 pet, to 1,837.88. . FRANKFURT - German shares clung to early gains in a a moderately active session, pushing the 30-share DAX index to an SYDNEY - A rise in the US market combined with a much 0.8 pet higher close that could prove the start of a year-end rally, stronger performance in Tokyo lifted investor confidence. The dealers said. It ended at 1,558.34, up 11.95. Friday'S quotations for unit trusts: All Ordinaries index closed 6.1 points higher at 1,597.9. ZURICH - Swiss shares closed a moderately active session General Equity Funds: TOKYO - Institutions rushed to buy shares after they judged firmer and just off the day's highs. The SPI-index rose seven BOEGrowth 135,42 126,53 4,99 the market had been oversold ahead of Friday's settlement of points to close at 1,029.8. Fedgro 121,88 113,83 10,75 December stock index futures. The Nikkei average was up LONDON - Shares staged a modest rally, extending Thurs­ CUGrowth 110,75 103,40 5,73 Guardbank Growth 2316,76 2169,98 5,48 1,042.33 points, or 4.80 per cent, at 22,754.90. day's gains on the perception that the market has been oversold HONG KONG - Share prices closed solidly higher on the back Momentum 237,45 222,l6 5,68 recently. The FTSE closed at 2,451.6, up 43 points. Metfund 180,64 168,19 3,71 of strong performances by overseas markets and an agreement on PARIS - Bargain-hunters stoked a one pet rally· in French Metlife 113,52 106,09 n/a Jardine Matheson's future listing status. The Hang Seng index shares but traders said the gains were feeble and that the big-time NBS Halbnark 877,97 819,91 6,98 surged 59.48 points to end at 4,155.48. buyers were on the sidelines. The blue-chip CAC-40 index closed NorwichNBS 333,82 311 ,72 6,95 SINGAPORE - Shares ended firmer following strong gains in up 16.65 at 1,688.27. Old Mutual Investors 2731,60 2547,43 4,39 Tokyo and Wall Street but brokers said a moderate tumover NEW YORK - US stocks edged up towards the session's peak Safegro 128,13 119,83 5,48 showed investors are still cautious. The Straits Times index rose in late morning trade. The Dow-30 stood about 23 points at 2918. Sage 2344,81 2188,46 4,76 16.41 points to 1,441.32. - Reuter. Sanlam 1633,40 1525,60 4,77 BOMBAY - The market was closed to let brokers complete Sanlam Index 1293,77 1208,83 4,82 Sanlam Dividend 436,37 407,67 5,32 Senbank General 122,51 114,28 n/a Southern Equity 181,03 169,49 5,24 Standard 1104,06 1037,68 7,49 Syfrets Growth 259,39 242,68 5,11 Zim economy shows Syfrets Trustee 113,83 106,64 n/a UAL 1974,59 1849,45 5,19 Volkskas 133,25 124,65 6,95 Specialist equity Funds: Guardbank Resources 150,77 141,16 6,24 Sage Resources 118,88 lll,OO 7,21 Sanlam Industrial 953,57 891,80 4,29 3 per cent growth Sanlam Mining 322,11 300,90 5,58 Senbank Industrial 124,64 116,56 n/a HARARE: Zimbabwe's economy grew a real 3,5 per investment procedures, has The president said state­ Southern Mining 140,84 131,67 5,84 Standard Gold 187,71 175,84 7,48 started to bear fruit," the presi­ owned cOIporations - parasta­ cent in 1991 after the launch of the country's economic UAL Mining and mono programme in January, President Robert Mugabe dent said. tals - were the main drain on Resources 387,51 362,62 5,01 said on Friday. He said this year the Zim­ the government. Efforts were UAL Se1ected babwe Investment Centre had being made to stem their losses Opportunities 1658,21 1550,79 4,40 This compared with growth jor currencies which raised the approved 300 projects worth and make them work on com­ Old Mutual Mining 260,88 242,99 6,01 after taking inflation into ac­ value ofkey mineral exports in more than two billion Zim­ mercial lines. Mugabe said Old Mutual Industrial 341,58 318,21 4,37 count of2.1 per cent in 1990. local currency terms. babwe dollars (400 million US Zimbabwe's inflation rate had Old Mutual Gold Fund 122,75 114,37 5,89 ':During this (1991) period Mugabe said economy had dollars) with a potential of risen to 25 per cent in 1991 Old Mutual Top Companies 233,62 217,95 n/a .>e')(ports increased by 15 per started to respond positively to creating 30 (XX) jobs, compared from 13.3 per cent in 1990. Income/Gilt Funds: Corbank 103,73 102,64 15,17 cent whilst the manufacturing the government's five-year to projects valued at 750 mil­ He said the dec

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OIDJEMO yekonakono lovahongwa vomoipundi ovo va nyola neudo oGrade 12 (omatrika) otai ka shiiv­ ifwa momafiku 23 aDesemba. mona oshiponga mohauto Momafiku 30 Desemba, otamu ka vilikilwa oidjemo yekonakono longudu onhihetatu. sba Wmduka, omanga Mitjama oshiponga, okwa li a dhengele Omadina aa taa ka shiivifwa aavo ashike va pita OSWALD SHIVUTE MOVALOMBOLA na Saima ya teka momatundji, kOshomeya koomeme Fini naavo va yauka mo noitwa yopombada, hano va pita nayo wo otaku hokololwa taya Wahengo opo a lombwele noexemption. OMUSHIWIKILE nawa lela mOvalombola sha Ngwediva falwa ko Winduka oko ya ka meme Sarah kutya okaana ka Omavilikilo oidjemo yuoMatrik~ otaa ka ningwa meme Sarah Hamunghete ngoka e Ii omolongisikola pangwe. Buti ya ti oku li ngaa Johny oka hulifa. Kakele kaasho moshilongo ashishe okudja potundi 9 yongula moma­ mOsikola ya Ashiyana Combined school nokuli wo hwepo nonando a mona ngaa Monika naye okwiidhenge fikju 23 Desemba, omanga oidjemo yohetatu tai ka omwiimbi omunene mongundu yoomeme ya Elcin uulalo mpeyaka nampeyaka monkundana yoshiponga, ta vilikilwa yo moshilongo ashishe. okudja pomugoyi mOngwediva, okwa Ii a mono oshiponga mekandomo oshowo omuhingi gwawo. lombwelwa koomeme Feni lyohauto ye pokati kOshivelo nOshomeya mOlyomakaya. Yamwe oye li hwepo lela amwa. kutya, meme gwawo noosh­ wongula momaflku 30. 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Okwa hokololwa Grade 8 mo Gabriel Taapopi kosbipangelo kEngela. Mon­ mona uuyelele washa moshln- kutya oshiponga osha etithwa naTlI'OIlIlen Moses e li kOsikola ika ota ti nee opo a uve kutya ' ima shika na oyi li natango ketopo lyomagulu gaali gokon­ ya Ashiyana moStd 4. meme gwawo oya mona anuwa tayi shi konaakona. woSwapo ima. Mohauto omwa li wo yatatu Pakuuva meme Sarah ha ye yavruwakaamwaymaya~ TYAPPA NAMUTEWA mWeDe kwa li ta hingi pethimbo Sarab. oyonee Anna Hamalwa Ombelewa yoDTA ya fikwa pO losbiponga ihe okwa li ta 26 ngoka e li omwiilongi hingilwa kutate Stefauus Petrus. gwopaumw_ kwall mo Grade Opoltsl oya tseylthllaoshlfo shlka komatango gobela kutya, okam­ KONYALA oilyo aishe ikolu yewilikongudu 10Swapo Ehokololo ndjoka lya pewa 12, Lukas Victor 21 a kala belewa ko Section yo DTA holta ka kala pokalukanda hoka ka ke (central committee) oya hoololololwa pefimbo lomu­ oshifo shika ongula yOhela mOseko ya Gabriel Taapopi It pomweelo gwOkapale ka Ndangwa, oka II ka tlkwa po pehu­ tumba woKongresa wongudu oyo 00 wa ningilwe kOsheeli sha meme Sarah mo Grade 10 na Ruth Henock Itloshlwlke ndlka. Uuyelele kutya okaftkwa po kulye, OpoHsl kaya moshivike sha dja ko moWindhoek. Hamunghete shedhina Monika 17 a' kala mOseko ya Shakati It manga tayl vulu oItllwu gandJa omolwomakonaakoDO ngoka li taga nlngwa natango. Ona It kwa tseylthwa ashlke kutya Chief Nonande ovanlm vamwe kwa Richard Kapelwa Kaba:jani; Hamunghete 21 ngoka e moGrade 10. tiilongo ko University ya Oml1nakadhona gwa meme Inspector EkandJo gwa Shakatl ona kala ohela aylhe Ilpya­ li tava tandavelifa omitoto kutya Hangula Walter Kemba; Fes­ Namibia, pegumbo lyawo Sarah gumwe oku li ko Cuba kldhlla DOkukonaakona oshlnlma shlka. Uuyelele wllhwapo, tala otape ke uya omalunduluko tus Naholo; Alieus Naruseb; moshlfo shangula. Omlnyonena onkee ngaa tadbl tslkile mOshlto­ mOvalombola, otali ti kutya kOsikola mo Pre University. manene nomalipumomumwe Ndadi Helao; Immanuel polwa sha Wambo na oshlfo shlka osha H sha lombwelwa MODika okwa hokolola kutya mongudu konima yoKongresa. Ngatjizeko; Jesaya Nyamu; meme Sarah ongula yEtiha­ okamufofoto kuuhauto tawu Inyenge mosbltopolwa shaMbalantu, mano lwopohamano lwaam­ kakele ka meme gwe Sarah eshi ashishe inashi ningwa. Pashukeni Shoombe; Ida tau IImblllke osblgwana. Moshltopolwa omwa tulwa '(~oUsl poka okwa li iitula mondjila ngoka a kanitha okwooko kwe Mongudumutima, oyo ya T1lll1llY; Rehabeam Kamehozu; oyendJI naaakwllta taya tonatele pethlmbo ndlka lyaKrlslmesa na yokuya kOshomeya nelalakano moshiponga shika, oshi li wo fikama moilyo 70 omwa wedwa Josefine Kandjambanga; okwllnekellwa ngaa kutya, egameno pamwe otalt ka etltha omblll. ashlke oilyo 33 ipe, oyo ya dja Willem Konjore; Jeremia lyokukaseevesitha okahauto ke. ngeyi kutya Anna Hamalwa Molwashoka ethimbo olye­ okwa teka ombunda nokwa . keembinga adishe daNanubia. . Nambinga; Kandi Nehova; falwa nale nokuli koshipangelo Omutimangudu owa fikama Brian Simataa; John Shaeton­ fudho, okwa li a yi pamwe REPUBLIC OF mEeministeli, Ovapeduminis­ hodi; Usiel Brave Tjizera; teli, oilyo i lili naku lili yoma­ Iyambo Indongo; John Pan­ NAMIBIA hangano ovanailonga, ovafita deni; Sigfried WoWer. oshoyo oilyo imwe oiwiliki Omupresidende Nujoma Tomakanifa yaSwapo meni loshilongo. natango okuna okuulika ovanbu TENDER BOARD Mokati koilyo yomutiman­ vahamano ovo tava wedwa gudu omu na yo ovakainhu mewilikongudu. TENDER NO. J190/92 vahamano. Omahangano ovanailonga ohautoyaye Omadina oilyo ongaashi taa okwa kalelwapo nawa lela TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR THE SUPPLY AND landula: Omlipresidende Sam mOmutimangudu, eshi mwa osmwANA otashi indilwa nefimaneko opo shi tootifeko DELIVERY OF SPECIALIZED CLEANING CHEMI­ Nujoma; Hage Geingob; An­ hoololelwa oilyo ipe yovawi­ omutoolinghundana wetu umwe 00 a kanifa oshihauto dimba Toivo ,ya Toivo; Ben liki vovanailonga ngaashi, CAL COMPOUNDS AND ANCILLARY SERVICES shaye, osho a landa ashike konima yoshivike shimwe. 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BOX 3328, WINDHOEK Evava lovanyasha naalo 10- i na obaki (oshikoto) shile noi meendelelo moTheNamibian. Ulenga; Ngarikutuke Tjiriange; To obtain documents R5.00 Is payable: Nico Bessinger; Hartmut vashanlane nalo taa ka hoolola na omwooyo (streep/stripes) onomola 36970, to pula Tom Tenders must be forwarded to: Ruppel; Kaire Mbuende; ovakalelipo vavo, ngeenge mominghulo dayo. Otai dulu Minney ile u yandje ashike The Secretary Tender Board Hifikepunye Pohamba; Jason omavava aa a ningi omitumba okudimbulukiwa kogerela yayo etumwalaka kukeshe 00 to Angula; Nathaniel Maxuilili; dao dokongresa. ya kola i li konima noi na yo hangepo. P.O. 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Efano 10- SECRETARY TENDER BOARD. Thomas Ihuhua; Neville An­ yominyonena moshilongo. noserial number, 0130240. tuwa ei, tala pepandja Etivali germund; Stefanus Goliath; Konyala kamuna naana moshifo eshi. . ,i t" ...... 8 Monday December 161991 THE NAMIBIAN agte he p t een diefstal

NGARIKUTUKE Tjiriange, Minister van Justisie, het verlede vrydag 'n beroep die gemeenskap van Otjinene gedoen om die weermag en polisie wat oniangs op die dorp ontplooi is te aanvaar omdat dit in hul eie belang gedoen is. Tjiriange se die regering het woners te beskerm en dit is na verskeie versoeke van die presies wat hulle besig is om te gemyenskappe oor veediefstal doen. dit raadsa:pn gevind om hier­ Op 'n vraag in verband met die eenh~de' in die geblede wat sy standpunt oor veediefstal, bemvloed word te ontplooi. se Tjiriange, veediewe is besig Hy het sy kommer om die ekonomie van die lan­ uitgespreek oor sommige po­ delike omgewings te mIneer. litieke partye wat die indrUk Hy ' het egter bygevoeg dat wil ,kep dat hierdie magte net "voorkomste van veediefstal I in 'Hererosprekende areas drasties verminder het na die geplaas word. Hy ' se die . ontplooiing van hlerdie magte. ontplooiing vanhierdie magte Hy het hierdie aksie as baie is slegs gedi>en op versoek van : suksesvol beskryf· en die die betrok:ke gemeenskappe met voortsetting daarvan bepleit. die doel om misdaad te beveg Die gemeenskap het waarder­ in die betrokke gemeeskappe. ing uitgespreek vir die Dit is die regering se ver­ ontplooiing vanhierdie magte antwoordelikheid, se hy, om en gevra dat dit in die toekoms die regte en belange van'-in- voortgesit sal word. Kinders sal vir

DIE Kabinet van Namibie in noue samewerking wees met Sake, Buitelandse Sake, Wild­ van huishoudelike afval­ skoolgaan het op sy veertigste gewone .die UNHCR, die Intemasion- . lewe, Bewaring en Toerisme, materiaaal te verbied. sitting wat Donderdag pia­ ale Rooikruis en die Raad van lustisie, die kantoor van die 'n Kantoor vir die bevorder­ asgevind het om die ver­ Kerke. Berste Minister en die kantoor ing van toerisme sal ook in antwoordelikheid vir die Hamoji in die Kavango is van die Adjunk-Minister yam Londen op die been gebring aangellloedig word intussen identifiseer as 'n plek Staatsveiligheid. . word. .toekenning van beurse wat van hervestiging vir vlugte­ Inlyn met die beleid van die Die Ministerie van Handel NAHAS Angula, Minister van Onderwys en Kultuur, eers in die hande van die linge. regering oor die invoer van en NyweIheid het ook die stuur het aIle ouers aangemoedig om hul kinders volgende eerste minister se kantoor Die komitee sal bestaan uit kemmateriaal het die Kabinet van vier handelsafgevaardigdes jaar na skole te neem. was oor te dra aan die verteenwoordigers van die ook besluit om die invoer van na Londen, Brussels, Frank­ In 'n onderhoud met Nampa het Angula gese daar is baie ministerie van onderwys. Ministerie van Binnelandse munisipale afval en ander vonne furt en New York gemagtig. kinders wat met Graad Ben in die skole begin maar dat baie van Kabinet het ook 'n begin­ huIle ,. aad'i'WeC'beginllitsak.'...... _ selooreenkoms aangegaan met Angul&"'8ebaie kinders verlaat die skool v~~r hulle eens Graad die die Duitse regering vir 'n SewebereilC. belegging vanaf 'n Duitse Terwyl daarbaie klas~ers vanjaarin primere skole gebou is maatskappy vir uitbreidingsp1"(>­ se Angula iy ministerie sal volgende jaar voortgaan om nog baie jelde Ban die Aussenkehr meer te bou met die hulp van die gemeenskap, vera! in die vrugteplaas naby Karasburg. landelike strekc. Mahango-boere sal ook Sy ministerie en die Amerikaanse Universiteit van Florida sal voortaan aangemoedig word om ook volgende jaar saamwerk aan die nuwe sillabu~ vir meer te produseer deur middel Wetenskapvakke, Wiskunde en Engels waf in 1993 implemen­ van aanmoedigingsprogramme teer sal word. wat ook geld vir die ploeg van Vir volgende jaar, se hy, het sy ministerie baie handboeke landerye sal iwluit. bestel en het hul,le ook ondersteuning gekry vanaf die Standard Die Ministerie van Landbou, BaDk;~amibie, Ficland, Brittanje en Swede. Water en Landelike <>ntwikJa> Onge:v~€r-tWintig onderwysers vir sosiale wetenskappe sal ook ling moet ook stoorfasiliteite volgende jaar deur die W orId University Service van penemarke beskikbaar stel aan hierdie boere na die land gestuur word. vir die beskerming van hul Angula se hierdie onderwysers sal in verskillende.skole, veral produksie 'teen reen en ander in die landelike gebiede, ontplooi word. natuurlike faktore. Die verklaring het verder bekend gemaak dat die Minis­ terie van Binneland8C,? Sake 'n komitee sal opstel wat die hervestiging van en plekke van hervestiging vir vlugtelinge sal ondersoek. Hierdie komitee sal

. ~ ...... :-­ Plakkers waarvan die huise onlangs naby die Swawek-kamp in die omgewing van . :--;~~ '" medscheme namibia :0...;.,:.:': Brakwater omgestoot is. Daar is nog geen oplossing bekend »or waar hierdie (Dty) /td gemeenskap hervestig is Die.

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SPORT SHORTS Dortmund down Rostock 4-1 BONN: Borussia Dortmund stretched their lead at the top of the Gemlan first division to three points with an emphatic 4-1 win over Hansa Rostock on Friday night. The former East German side made life hard for themselves when Jens Wahl scored an own goal in the fourth minute. Michael Rummenigge scored twice and Steffan Ka:l added -­ another to secure-Dortmund' s 11th victory in a row and put space . between themselve's and Eintracht Frankfurt and VFB S·tuttgart. Frankfurt play Dynaino Dresden at home .on Saturday, while jStuttgart host Werder Bremen' in tlie last. matches befor eth league's two-month winter break. Gazza on course for' March return LONDON: English World Cup soccer star Paul Gascoigne has been given the go-ahead to step up 'his training after a specialist gave his damaged knee the all-clear. Tottenham's Gascoigne is now on course to meet his target of playing again by March and looks certain to be in action before Lazio 's May 31 deadline when he must prove his total recovery for a 5,8 million pound (10.45 million dollars) move to Italy. Dipak Patel scores rare double TERRY Norris of the United States (right) fights against Jorge Castro of ArgentiDa during their World Boxing AUCKLAND, New Zealand: New Zealand allrounder Dipak Council (WBC) light middleweight championship in Paris at the Bercy Stadium on Friday. Norris retained his title. Patel completed a rare double yesterday, scoring a double­ century and taking 10 wickets in the same cricket match. Kenyan-bornPatel smashed his way to 204 in only. 163 minutes off 155 balls for Auckland against Northern Districts in a national championship Shell Trophy match. The second hundred took only 52 minutes. Spurs put brakes Only four other players ever have hit a double-century and . ~ taken 10 wickets in a first-class match. John Arlott, the on leader:-Eeeds voice of cricket, . . LONDON: I..eeds United after cOIifusion in the Leeds home . to struggling Queen's ' resembled 'ab. old boys' reun­ . nudged tWn points clear at . defeh~e. -· . . Park Rangers and drew 2-2. ion, "with three ex-Everton the top · of the weather­ Defettder Ch,ris Whyte, Micbael l:Iughes picked up a players in ·the Oldham team -..dies at :··7·7 whose muddle with team mate poor clearance in the 13th an4 two. more watching from ravaged . E~glish soccer minute arid setup David Whit7 the bench. .. league on Saturday after Tony Dorigo had gifted Spurs -the goal, then dOWnea Gordon' who'firedllome a'1-ow shbt. ~ Mick Millig8lI,~i1~ .' -ined LONDONtJohn Arlott, the world-renowned English only drawing!-! at home . Durie from behind and was City went 2-0 ahead in the. Everton frQ~ Old.bJmt·blit re­ broadcaster and. writer who died on Saturday at the age to Tottenham Hotspur. of 77, was the voice of cricket to millions of people promptly booked. 25th minute when Hughes was turned to his old club this sea­ While many clubs had to ·son. was one of the scorers. around the globe. Tottenham 's Terry Fenwick felled in the area. Steve Red- . postpone their matches due to followed Whyte into the refe­ mond took tOO kick, Jan Stejskal Ex-Liverpool manager From Lord's to Lahore, Thomas, but began reporting freezing pitches and fog, Leeds ree's notebook for a foul on parried it but Keith CurIe Kenny Dalglish took Black­ Arlott's rich rural accent and cricket the following year, had a golden opportunity to Leeds' ·striker Rod Wallace. crashed in the rebound. bum Rovers to the top of divi­ love of the game made him a prospering despite one BBC move clear of rivals Manch­ Leeds, who had won their Rangers pulled a goal back sion two after a 3-0 win over uniquely popular figure for over man's opinion that he had " an ester United. But Spurs, 2-0 last six matches at home, equal­ in the 54th minute through Bristol Rovers. In Scotland, 30 years until his retirement interesting mind but a vulgar winners at Elland Road last ised in the 38th minute through striker Roy Wegerle, his sec­ Hearts' 3-1 win delivered the from the commentary box in voice" . season and one of only 10 first midfielder Gary Speed. ond in two matches, and then perfect 40th birthday present 1980. From 1948, when Don Brad­ division clubs in action on Live1Pool went ahead after made t 2-2 two minutes from 10 manager Joe Jordan. Arlott, a Hampshire man to man's superb Australian team Saturday, took an early lead 16 minutes through unsettled the end through Dennis Bailey. 1hey recovered from an early the core, had the rare gift of humbled England, his voice and again proved hard to beat midfielder Steve McMahon. Wegerle, who has only just goal to strike three times in 13 describing cricket as ifhe were was synonomous with test away from home. Danish midfielder Jan Molby returned from injury, also had minutes before the interval to chatting to a close friend on cricket and lazy, summer af­ .Manchester United, wOO have made it 2-0 in the 80th minute. a penalty saved just before extend their unbeaten run to 11 the boundary edge. ternoons. two games in hand, could re­ The signing for Livetpool of Bailey scored. games and stay two points clear He was also responsible for . Reflecting on his broadcast­ gain the lead at Chelsea on Arsenal's Michael Thomas Lowly Sheffield United, who of Rangers. a series of dazzling verbal ing career, which ended at the Sunday, weather permitting. came too late on Friday. He staged last season's great es­ Rangers's top scorer Ally sketches which have entered Centen,ary Test between Eng­ UEFA Cup quarter-finalists attended as a spectator but will cape from he relegation zone, McCoist missed a second­ cricket folklore, such as his land and Australia at Lord's in Liverpool again frustrated Brian make his debut next week. may have set off on the same minute penalty but made description of the start of the 1980, Arlott said: Clough's Nottingham Forest Manchester City, whose bids trail to safety after inning 2-0 amends in the 13th. Mark youthful Richard Hadlee's "If someone had told me as with a 2-0 home win. for McMahonhave twice been at home against Aston Villa. Hateley and Stuart NicCall runup. a child that one day I would Forest have not won a league rejected as insufficient this Oldham and -Everton drew added two more before Scott "Like Groucho Marx stalk­ eam my living talking about match at Anfield since Clough week, squandered a 2-0 lead at 2-2 in a match that sometimes Sloan made it 3-1. - Reuter. ing a waitress," Arlott told his cricket, I would have thought brought them back into the top audience. this was impossible - the wild­ division in 1977. Arlott joined the BBC in 1945 est of pipe dreams. But pipe . In Scotland, champions BUSINESS FOR SALE as a poetry producer, working dreams have come true." - Rangers won 3-1 at Falkirk, A ILOVU AND \ A large business Property well situated on the closely at one stage with Dylan . Reuter. but Hearts stayed top after SONS Main Street of Gobabis Erf 339 Kerk Street beating Motherwell by the same Consists of: Big Warehouse, Liquor Store score. WE ARE SELLING Good potential for any type of business Seventeen league games were HARD-WARE postponed. Champions Arse­ Supermarket, Wholesale, Manufacturing etc. Wegerle back , Like Omatemo nal, despite under-soil heat­ Price Negotiable. - Speclall'st In Playboy ing, had to postpone their match Call (0681) 2547 (Sam - 6pm.) against Norwich shortly be­ Clothing in fine form fore the kickoff due to the fog. - School clothing Tottenham stunned the El­ dresses,pants,socks, KATUTURA PAMADZI LONDON: Queens ParlcRang­ White and Keith CurIe. land Road faithful into silence shoes, trousers, bags, ers manager Gerry Francis is . But QPR came back strongly by snatching the .lead in the you name ItI SHOPPING CENTRE delighted with South African­ in the second half and in the 19th minute when . David born striker Roy Wegerle's top 54th minute Wegerle reduced Howells s1IUck from close r.mge We also sell parafln, flight performances since re­ the arrears. Wegerle, who scored tuming to action this month. last weekend on his' return to mobll 011 at very cheap Wegerle, who was out ofth e the First Division, squeezed a but Coton saved Wegerle's prices. ganle for tW0 months with a goal past City goalkeeper Tony spotkick. - Liquor - small and big ligament injury, played a key Coton. QPR substitute Dennis Bailey quantities role in QPR's 2-2 First Divi­ He nearly scored again nine made the most of the resulting sion draw with Manchester City minutes later, only to be stopped corner to score the equaliser. Come and visit our OPEN on Saturday. by a fme tackle from Neil " We have really been helped store in Ondangwa SAT: 07HOO - 24HOO City looked set for a home Pointon.· by the x:eturn of Roy Weg­ Tel: 06756) 40342 SUN: 08HOO - 12HOO win after going in at halftime Rangers were awarded a erie," Francis told reporters MON: 07HOO - 20HOO with a 2-0 lead thanks to David penalty two minutes from time, after the match. - Sapa. 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RESULTS ... RESULTS ENGLISH FIRST DIVISION RESULTS of British soccer matches on Saturday: . Leeds United 1 Tottenham Hotspur 1, Liverpool 2 Notting­ ham Forest 0, Manchester City 2 Queens Park Rangers 2, Oldham 2 Everton 2, Sheffield United 2 Aston Villa 0. Postponed: Arsenal v. Norwich, Coventry v. Sheffield Wednesday, Notts County v. Wimbledon, West Ham v. Southampton. GERMAN FIRST DIVISION SOCCER results of German First Division soccer matches played Saturday: SWA Toyota Young Ones up-and-coming sweeper OUo Landsberg Oeft) clears a challenge from BS Tigers live wire Eintracht Frankfurt 3 Dynamo Dresden 0, Nuremberg ° Uushona Hiskia. Landsberg was named the Most Disciplined Player of the Year by his club at a fucntion staged last Schalke 1, Bayern Munich 3 Fortuna Duesseldorf 1, VFB weekend. Stuttgart 1 Werder Bremen 1, Wattenscheid 2 Duisburg 0, Kaiserslautern 2 Cologne 1, Bayern Leverkusen 3 Stuttgart Kickers 1. Played on Saturday: Hamburg °Bochum 0, Borussia Dortmund 4 Hansa Ros­ PEPSI BOYS SINK tock 1, Borussia Moenchengladbach 1 Karslruhe 0. NORTHERN IRELAND LEAGUE UNIMPRESSIV ~~ RESULTS of Northern Ireland League soccer matches played at the weekend: Ards 6 Ballymena 1, Coleraine 1 Ballyclare 0, Crusaders 3 Omagh 3, Distillery °Bangor 1, Glenavon 1 Portadown 2, Glentoran 7 Carrick 0, Larne 2 Lintield 1, Newry 1 Clifton­ WANDERERS ville 5. SCOTIISH PREMIER As Boele and Toni·i score.·.. peeted too much from the lads. lost their second friendly match DIVISION CONRAD ANGULA .. At no stage in the match 1-0 at the Independenmce did Wanderers look like a bet­ Stadium yesterday against SOCCER results of Scottish Premier Division league matches PREMIER League runners-up Pepsi African Stars, in­ ter team than Stars. As for Stars, Intertlantic Blue Waters thanks played at the weekend: spired by a disappointing but partisan homecrowd, I am glad they have won since to a lone goal by reliable striket Aberdeen 4 St Johnstone 1, Airdrieonians 0 Hibernian 3, proved Namibian soccer could hold its own in Zone Six it will boost their morale for Karassa Mupupa. The match, Glasgow Celtic 4 St Mirren 0, Dundee United 0 Dun­ when they sunk Swaziland glamour side Manzini Wan­ the forthcoming Africa Cham­ unlike Saturday's tie, failed to fermline 0, Falkirk 1 Glasgow Rangers 3, Hearts 3 Moth­ derers 2-0 in a friendly match played at the Independ­ pions Cup campaign," Eigowab live up to expectations and was erwelll. ence Stadium on Saturday. said. attended by an even smaller • Meanwhile Wanderers also crowd then Saturday's. It only needed two brilliant the Premier League, had this shots in the second half and a to say about the match. tight defence in the first for , 'I thought that Stars were in Real Madrid Pepsi Boys to take the match for ahiding against Wanderers with goals coming from striker but if they are the glamour side Boele Kau.ami and a superb of Swaziland as claimed in local header from midfield stalwart newspaper reports last week, thrash Swiss Tonii Meroro. then !heir standard ofplay leaves A pretty good result consid­ much to be desired," Chris­ ering the Katutura giants were tian said. playing without most of their Former Black Africa ace in UEFA cup regular stars such as ace striker goalscorer Pius 'Garincha' Pule 'Noriega' Tjombe, Eigowab also expressed some midfielders Tse-Tse Nerumbu reservations about the Swazi MADRID: A goal scored by Neuchatel Xamax's Egyp­ and Bernhardt Newman and lads saying although Swaziland tian Ibrahim Hassan against his own team kicked oft' a the play-maker Juku Jazuko. had enjoyed greater exposure 4-0 victory by Real Madrid on Thursday in the second It was Stars all the way and to international soccer than leg of a third round UEFA Cup soccer series. Wanderers never really posed Namibia, their playing was any threat to the hometeam disappointing. The Swiss team was elimi­ chatel the 1-0 victory over Real except for one second half And Eigowab, popularly nated from the UEFA Cup on Madrid. defensive blunder which paved known as Pele to his Namibian an aggregate score of 4-1 and Romanian mid fielder Ghe­ the way for a Wanderers striker fans, should know having been Real Madrid will now go on to orghe Hagi took control of the to score for his side. a former star goalgrabber with the quarterfinals. ball five minutes later in the However, the Wanderers South African glamour side After a slow first half, in 52nd minute with a kick that player was goal shy and inex­ Kaizer Chiefs in the 1970s. which the nervous Real Madrid slipped through Neuchatel's perienced, allowing a Stars "Swaziland have been play­ was unable to break through heavily guarded defense to score defender to catch up with him ing against other African coun­ Xamax's strong defense, the the team's second goal. with only the goalkeeper to tries for as long as I c.an re­ Spanish team woke up only Xamax defender Jean Ver­ beat. He lost control of the ball member. They have players in minutes into the se'cond half nier tackled Emilio Butragueno which allowed the Stars player the NSL Castle League like when Egyptian international as he closed in alone on goalie to clear for a comer-kicl!: Abel and William Shongwe KARASSA Mupupa ofInteratlantic Blue Waters rush­ lbrahim Hassan scored against Delay, for which the referee Namibia Football Associa­ and the electrifying Scara ing away from TCL Chief Santos sharpshooter Gerros his own team. issued a red card for expul­ tion (NFA) vice-president Thindwa. One really expected Witbeen. Mupupa scored the only goal which sunk Hassan's header to his own sion. Hendrick 'Mr Smile' Chris­ them to show us something Manzini Wanderers 1-0 at the Independence Stadium goal in the 47th caught his Jose Miguel Gonzalez con­ tian, also the chairperson of different but maybe we ex- yesterday. goalie teammate Florent De­ verted the penalty twice into lay by surprise and the ball, goals as his first shot was dis­ PARIS: The Olympic name The name, Ut at the rufos of sees, the Olympic symbol will which slid into the net, was qualified, giving his team the arrived In France on Satur­ ancient Olympia on Friday, be carried through France notched. as Real Madrid's first 3-0 in the 64th minute. day to begin its 5 500 km arrived in Paris In a miner's by 5 500 athletes and arrive goal. The fourth goal was a head journey across the country lamp on an Air France Con­ in Albertville on February 8 Hassan's free kick in the first shot by defender Manuel San­ In the next eight weeks to the corde from Athens. After a for the opening ceremony. leg of the series gave Neu- chis in the 68th. - Sapa-AP. winter Games In Albertville. ceremony on the Champs E1y-