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. I• u oze Squatters" homes mowed down DESOLATE ... Squatten search through their ripped­ STAFF REPORTERS up homes, looking for b« .ongings after the bulldozers . THE SHADOW of the bulldozer fell across Brak­ moved in yesterday. water yesterday when 50 people were forcibly evicted and their squatter homes demolished following a Swawek court order against them. 18 oil bids The bulldoz~r moved in to Swawek security guard, arrived EIGHTEEN oil companies mow down up to .20 houses at 13hOO, giving them a day to put in bids to explore for oil built in a riverbed on Swawek clear the area. otJNamibia by last Friday, land just beyond the turn-off to Several families were living according to a statement put Dobra. Also on the plot were at the squat, fwr of 1bem headed out by the Ministry of Mines houses belonging to white by men working at Swawek . and Energy yesterday. The Swawek employees and a ·who did not want to stay in the ministry says these are 'singles' camp formerly mean! camp without their wives and ''mostly from reputable for black workers. - children. international on exploration According to reports, 1bree other men were em­ companies". Swawek was awarded a sum­ ployed elsewhere in the area The latest statement also mary eviction order against the and six were unemployed. Some gave qlore clarity on how squatters on October 16 and 13 women were living in the soon the licences could be authority to remove them was settlement; the rest were chil­ awarded. Omcials will start granted on November 1. dren. evaluating the bids imme­ But the squatters claim to Following Rossouw's visit, diately and will start invit­ have been unaware of the situ­ \he squatters did not break down ing companies for negotia­ ation until Thesday this week tions and discussions early when Pieter Rossouw, a Continued on page 3 Continued on page 3 Floods all year round Students up in arms A HOUSE on the corner KATE BURLlNG worth of damage had been done of John Meinert and Van to her property during the last Rhijn Streets found itself back of the house which were household said he had been year and that she had not re­ JOSEPH MOTINGA in the middle of a torren­ soon swimming in mud. fighting with the Municipality ceived acent incompensation. tial flood yesterday eve­ The fact that it had happened for a year in an attempt to get "Look at it," she said, pointing STANDARD 8 biology students at Jan Jooker school before, however, did not the ancient water pipes replaced. to the ruined garden, "every are up in arms after writing a Ministry of Education ning when a nearby water dampen the anger of Angela '''They claim the pipes are OK time I plant anything, it just pipe burst for the fourth exam on Monday which they say did not match their Boenke, who rents the house and that there is adequate dIain­ gets washed away." . school syllabus. time in one year. from TransNamib. age away from our house," he Meanwbile Norman Ludwig, As a result the students allegedly did poorly. They told The The family living in the house "How many times has it got said as the water rushed around a 19-year-old Academy stu­ Namibian that some of them felt so demoralised they wanted to looked well practised as they to happen before the Munici­ his legs. '''They were here on dent living in the bottom room, drop out of school. stood knee-deep in water pass­ pality does something?" she Friday and finally promised to was struggling to rescue his "A year's hard work has been wasted," one upset student said. ing beds, wardrobes and other demanded. do something." things. Mattresses, books and Students also noted that if they failed maths, which was belongings out of rooms at the Another member of the Boenke said at least Rl5 000 papers were all sodden. He even generally a difficult subject, and biology, it meant failing the removed his pictures from the "whole exam". . walls as the flood threatened to Standard Eight Biology teacher, T van der Westhuizen, told rise. The Namibian he agreed with the students. Further down the hill Hilton Van der Westhuizen said some questi()ns appeared to have Woodley gazed at his flooded been set for Std lO students, noting that in one case not even he ~ swimming pool. It had just cost . had known the answer to a question. a lot of money to repair and Van der Westhuizen said further that the questions and answers was now filled with brown for the Biology Higher levels did not match the syllabus. scummy water. "I had to rewrite the answers according to those in the syllabus As ·everyone marvelled at the students had learnt. I wonder where the examiner got the the past year of spectacular answers from," the baffled teacher said. flooding and even more spec­ Van der Westhuizen said he would be approaching the exam­ tacular Municipality hedging, iner about the matter. The teacher said he expected the students' Heidi Ludwig remembered a marks to be increased. previous drama. Pregnant and The Namibian was unable to trace the Director of Exams, PW asleep in the same room now Koopman, for comment. being baled out in front of her, Biology Subject Inspector, B Sonders, maintained that all she had been woken late last questions in the questionnaire appeared in the syllabus. ' December by water .rushing Sonders claimed that the only difference was that in the round her bed. "It was about memorandum there could have been scientific terms which the l1pm and the first thing I knew, students were not used to. we were already flooded. However, he maintained, this would not disadvantage the Imagine trying to get all this students because teachers would mark as correct the use of other lot sorted out in the middle of corresponding terms. : the night when you're so many F AMIL Y UNDER FLOOD ••• When '.s the municipality going to do something was the Sonders added that moderation would also be exercised to cry of this family, situated on the corner of Van Rhijn and John Meinert streets, as . months pregnant." their home faced an onslaught from a burst water pipe for the fourth time. Continued on page 3 " Remember last year's rush to get everything ready in time for that glorious Summer Holiday? This year we'd like to help you plan early for those lazy days in the sun by offering you sizzling summer fashions at the hottest prices! Stock up your suitcases now with big bargains in ladieswear, menswear, childrenswear and accessories. But remember - this offer is valid for two days only, while stocks last. 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All freedoms have limits Walvis issue deadlocked AG tackles tricky treason trial issue- MORE THAN 90 per cent of households in the country had been enumerated in Namibia's first post-independ­ long as court proceedings were BOTH freedom of speech JOSEPH MOTlNGA ence census by last Friday. and the independence of . not disturbed and court judge­ This was lIIlIU>unced by Per­ census numbers from their the judiciary had their ments respected. manent Secretary for Informa­ houses or buildings until the borders, Attorney-General magistrates, he explained. moment doubt tbeirprofessional Quoting a decision by the tion and Broadcasting Bob eild of November. Hartmut Ruppel said yes- . Unlike the over-zealous competence and integrity but Zimbabwean Supreme Court Kandetu at a press briefing As a quality control meas­ protection accorded to Courts they too were fallible as hu­ on a case in 1984, he said: "It terday with regard to the yesterday. ure there is going to be a post­ in the past, the judiciary was man beings, he added. The is peunissible therefore to make Kandetu added that a num­ enumeration survey to check heated public protests not beyond public scrutiny, problem lay with public confi­ an inroad into the protected against the court verdict ber of enumeration areas had if there has been any over- or Ruppel said. dence in the judiciary, which right of freedom of speech in been virtually completed, and under-counting. in the recent Treason Trial. It should be noted that the could not be compelled by order to maintain the authority ,that the bulk of the census data This will involve the re­ Ruppel told the National judiciary found itself in a dif­ criminal sanction, the Attor­ and independence of the Courts, had been returned to census counting of several households Assembly that a fair balance ficult position, not entirely of ney General emphasized. The but that inroad should not be headquarters where it is ready picked randomly up and down had to be struck between free­ its own making, he cautioned. courts had to' consider their wider or deeper than is IeqUired for processing. the country. dom of speech and the author­ All High Court judges were role in this context and take up for the achievement of the The census which started on Kandetu also expressed grati­ ity of the judiciary. white while all permanent the daunting challenge. declared objective. " October 21 with the enumera­ tude to the public, on behalf of Freedom of speech came first, judges, with one exception, Ruppel said the public re­ Ruppel concluded by saying tion of private households is the Census Task Force, for the he said. This included opin­ served in the Supreme Court served the right to criticise the that Namibia was not in the now in its third week. . way it had responded to the ions for or against judgements of South West Africa, Ruppel courts, no matter how outspo­ throes of a constitutional crisis Kandetu said that although call to co-operate with census and the workings of the courts noted. ken or misplaced, and should and that all were learning 1he census was originally sched­ enumerators. and extended to judges and He did not for a single not be regarded as criminal as through public debate. uled to end on 31 October, it • Meanwhile, Namibia and would be extended because of South Africa remain deadlockOO various practical considera­ over a census operation at tions. Walvis Bay. These included the poor . Kandetu reportedly said the Five.years for c0m­ development of Namibia 's matter would now be taken up munication system, the rate of at Cabinet level. illiteracy, the geographical size While South Africa is happy and topography of some areas to provide existing census data diamond theft which caused logistical prob­ to Namibia, they are refusing lems. to let Namibia conduct its own Kandetu again appealed to census operation the disputed COURT REPORTER the public not to remove their harbour enclave. A FORMER CDM worker, Sylvanus Kathindi, 22, was yesterday found guilty of stealing 28 diamonds from the mine in January this year and was sentenced to five -No ~fishy' secrets years' imprisonment by the Namibian High Court. ., .. - -' " According to the charge-sheet, suspicious objects vyere found THE Commission of Inquiry into the Fishing Inquiry in Kathlndi 'somouth when he was x-rayed at a CDM checkpoint. cl~sed yesterday with testimony from Minister of Sea When a security officer asked him to lift his tongue, a. small Fisheries Calle Schlettwein, who has been giving evi­ parcel was noticed. Kathindi spat it out into his hand and then dence for several days. threw it in the direction of the security officer. The Commission is now considering going behind closed doors The police ·were called and when the parcel was opened in to hear evidence pertaining to what chair Justice Bryan O'Linn Kathindi's presence, 28 rough diamonds valued at R174 232 were called "serious allegations" of corruption and mismanagement. found. The evidence may be barred from public scrutiny because parts Kathindi pleaded not guilty and told the court that he knew of it are potentially embarrassing to the Government and oth~r nothing about the diamonds. interested parties. He suggested it was possible that one of the security officers o 'Linn denied a Government effort to have document~ previ­ had planned a trap. ously handed to the Commission declared secret. The office ofthe Kathindi's claims were rejected by presiding judge, Justice Attorney-General had claimed that an "irresponsible" press Theo Frank, who said it was "totally unlikely" and found him would mishandle sensitive cl;\l>met documents. guilty as charged. Before passing sentence, Justice Frank tQld Kathindi that the it says, Namibia's petroleum court had repeated on a number of occasion that diamond theft exploration and production act was not only a crime, but also sabotaged the Namibian economy. creates and "the general politi­ HOUSE AFLOAT •.. The floods that swamped the Kathindi was convicted of diamond theft and fined R15 000 or cences cal stabllrty in Namibia". house on the corner of Van Rhijn and John Meinert one year's imprisonment plus a further four years' imprisonment tween April and June next year. Earlier this year the minis­ .of which two years were suspended. This means that he will serve The ministry adds that the try had indicated that some 30 streets in Windhoek yesterday swept through the flat two years in jail if he pays the R15 000. interest is "highly satisfuctory" companies could apply and the underneath the house. Here a resident tries to sal­ Kathindi was defended by Percy Yutar (SC) from Johan­ and says it can be attributed to Commercial Bank of Namibia vagehis bed as the water and mud swirl around him. nesburg, instructed by Jobannes Karuaihe ofConradie and Karu­ , 'the unexplored nature of the annual report issued two weeks Photograph: Kate Burling aihe. exploration ground" as well as ago carried the same figure. the positive environment which,

2% tax for der Westhuizen yet as he had ndependence of courts been busy with matric exams. • However, Jansen pointed out, Insurance ensure that ~'U 'U¥~~~ Van der Westhuizenhad been were marked fairly. head of biology teaching for still a bone of contention THE Namibia Insur-' The Principal of Jan Jonker, . six years and was " well con­ ance Brokers Associa­ Charles Jansen, saidhehadnot versant" with his work. dependence of the judiciary. discussed 1he problem with Van THE ruling party had on nu­ STAFF REPORTER tion NIBA said yester­ merous occasions expressed its He noted that in terms of the day they regretted that commitment to the independ­ Tjiriange pointed out that Constitution law-makers could to do next. insurance brokers Their situation has been ence of the judiciary through people's feelings had to be appoint competent judges but would have to levy a speeches by the President, the understood in the context of did not have the right to dis­ aggravated by the onset of the two per cent tax on the rainy season, with heavy show­ Prime Minister and the Minis­ the negative colonial experi­ miss or reduce their salaries. and six were unemployed. Some total premium of all ers reported in the Brakwater ter of Justice. ence. It was the task of politi­ Education and Culture dep­ 13 women were living in the short-term insurance area late yesterday. However, Justice Minister cians to educate 1hem, he added. utyminister Buddy Wentworth settlement; the rest were chil­ Local Government and Ngarikutuke Tjiriange told the Referring to jibes that there cautioned that the House was policies. dren. Housing Minister Dr Libertine National Assembly yesterday, had been a certain amount of overlooking the fact that the The levy came into ef­ Following Rossouw's visit, Amathila, contacted late yes­ the right of people to express instigation involved in protests demonstrators looked at the fect on November 1. 1he squatters did not break: down terday afternoon, said she was their opinions was important i f against the Treason Trial judg~ judiciary through their nega­ The move, said Arthur their ownhouses and were still unaware of the incident as she Government institutions were mem, Tjiriange said people were tive past experience - as an in­ Schiebler, President of discussing their next move when had been in Gobabis during the not to turn into dictatorships. mature enough to express 1hem­ strument of black-white an­ the bulldozer rolled in at 1000 NIBA, was brought course .of the day. However, Tjiriange was replying to a selves without the help of so­ tagonism. The layman was not yesterday. about by the Govern­ officials at the Housing Minis­ motion by Katutire Kaura of called instigators. aware of the intricacies of the According to the squatters, ment's requirement that try approached by the squat­ the DTA asking the ruling party Concerning signatures on a law, he said. it was accompanied by about GST be extended to the tets after the bulldozing, said to take a stand on the issue in petition sent to President Sam NPF leader Moses Katjioun­ 15 policemen, a handful of services of insurance they were unable to do any­ the light of the public backlash Nujoma, the Justice Minister gua said he was against the armed Swawek workers and a thing as the action had been to the controversial treason trial said citizens who were illiter­ style which had been used to brokers and agents. truck meant to dump belong­ legally sanctioned. sentences. ate had the right to ask others express freedom of speech. After long negotiations ings at the roadside. The Namibian tried to reach The Justice Minister said to sign for them. People should see the demon­ with the government, Many of the squatters' goods an official Swawek spokesper­ yesterday he was sUIprised that The ACN's Kosie Pretorius strations from the angle of the NIBA said they had were damaged during the son for comment, but at the some opposition members had said even Germany and the political manoeuvering with an reached the compro­ demolition and at 16hOO yes­ time of going to press had been come out against freedom of USA with centuries of democ­ eye on coming elections and terday, about 20 people were mise agreement of two unable to get any comment. expre ssion after all parties had racy did not have as clear a the Swapo Congress, per cent. still standiIig at the scene. of subscribed to that principle. position as Namibia on the in- Katjiuongua charged. the destruction wondering what , ., ... ~ ...... - ~ . .- ~I • • ). .. ~ ~ oJ. .0 1 ... .. 4~'" _. I... _ ... ~ _ _ ... -THE NAMIBIAN

Smith, Coleen Dewhurst 19h55: Filler MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND 2OhOO:News .CULTURE 2Oh45: LA Law Episode 18: "Watts a matter" ELDORADOSECONDARYSCHOOL Sifuentes joins an old attorney Today is Thursday, November 7 ,the 311thday of 1991. There are buddy in representing a widow 54 days left in the year. requires the services of a who is suing a liquor company Highlights in history on this date: _ 16hS6: Opening because her husband died of • 1497 - Vasco da Gama lands at St Helena Bay (near the present 17hOO: Bible Story cirrhosis of the liver. Rollins Velddrift) and goes for a walk. He encounters an indigenous HEAD OF DEPARTMENT 17h06: AIvtn and the Chip­ represents members of a black group and is wounded in the leg. munks family who were beaten and • 1659 - Peace of the Pyrenees is reached between Spain and 17h28: Travel Break bad their home destroyed by France. Date of assumption of duties; 17h52: . Educational Pro­ the Police Department ona • 1733 - Spain and France sign treaty of Escurial and form gramme drug raid at the wrong address. alliance against England. 1 January 1992 Subject and Predicate 21h27: Whatifit's Raining? • 1807 - Russia breaks off relations with England. 18h09: Agriculture for All (final) • 1876 - Russia prepares for war against Turkey. 18h40: Travel Magazine This mini-series about Dom­ • 1920 - Serious famine breaks out in China. Closin" date; 19h04: Road to Avonlea inic,his wife Marilynand their • 1939 - Sovereigns of Belgium and Holland approach Britain's 22 November 1991 ,Episode 4: ''The materiali­ baby Jack tells the story of the King George VI advocating peace with Germany. sing of Duncan McTavish" break-up of their marriage, its • 1956 - British and French declare cease-fire in Egypt, but MariIIa Cuthbert invents a story aftermath, the weekend visits, . Britain says it will evacuate troops only on arrival of United Completed application forms shQUld be in order to silence the wagging the collecting and returning, Nations emergency force. . addressed to; tongues of the· local sewing the pain, the blame, and fi­ • 1966 - Chinese diplomats walk out of Bolshevik anniversary circle who are gossiping about nally, the growing up. celebration in Moscow after hearing Soviet criticism of Peking the circumstances around her Starring: Micbael Maloney, government. The Prinicipal years of spinstemood. Deborah Findlay • 1973 - United States and Egypt announce they will resume Starring: SarahPolley, Cedric 22h12: Sport diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors. Eldorado Secondary School • 1975 " India's supreme court reverses Prime Minister Indira P.O. Box 10547 TODAY'S WEATHER Gandhi's conviction on two electoral offenses. Khomasdal * Cloudy ~d warm with scattered thundershowers • 1981 - Soviet defence minister Dmitri Ustinov says USSR will except over the western parts where isolated never allow another nation to achieve military superiority. 9000 . showers are possible. • 1987 - Defence Minister Magnus Malan says South Africa is one of the top dozen arms exporters in the wodd. Speaking two * Coast: cloudy and cool with isolated showers. days after the 10th anniversary of the UN arms embargo against * Wind: moderate north-westerly to south-westerly. SA, he calls SA's defence industry one of the country's great suc­ cesses. • 1987 - Thnisia's President Habib Bourguiba is removed from VACANCIES Spunky old lady and ' who office by his prime minister who says 84-year-old leader is too senile to rule. diddled who' raises a laugh • 1988 - Nobel Peace prize winner Mother Teresa of Calcutta Ploneerspark Prtmary School, Windhoek, has arrives in South Africa to establish a foundation of her order, the the following posts available as from 1 Janu­ WEST PALM BEACH, Flor­ when they get homy, their penis Missioneris of Charity. ary 1992. ida: A little old lady who said takes over and their brain • 1988 - Powerful earthquake just inside China's mountainous that at her age, she didn't care closes." southern border kills 600 people. "who diddled who", had the "I've had to supress myself • 1989 - Anti-communist demonstrators, striking workers and * Grades 4 - 7: Physical Training: Boys entire courtroom in the Wil­ all my life," she said. "At this clashes between police and protesters mar Soviet Union's cele­ * Grades 4 - 7 : Woodwork liam Kennedy Smith case - age, I've gotta be me." She bration of its 1917 Bolshevik revolution. including the judge - dissolv­ said she didn't know whe~er • 1990 - The Nationa Party, with the support of the Democratic QUAUEICATlONS: ing into giggles on Tuesday. Smith was guilty or innocent - Party, scores a resounding victory in the Randburg by-election, Florence Orbach, who turns and didn't particularly care. Applicants must have a Std. 10 certificate plus 4 winning by 8 913 votes. . 79 next month, was the 26th Recalling that she heard her • 1990 - Shots fired near Mikbail Gorbachev during Soviet years appropriate teaching qualifications. potential juror caned into Judge friends gossiping about the case Union's Revolution Day parade. Irish voters elect radical femi­ Mary Lupo' s courtroom for at her condominium bingo nist to presidency. CLOSING DATE: preliminary screening in the games, she said she only re­ 25 November 1991 rape trial. membered two things - that the Today's Birthdays: "Who cares whodiddled bar where he met his alleged Marie Curie, French scientist (1867-1934); Billy Graham, US who1" she said, as the judge victim later raised its drink evangelist (1918-; Joan Sutherland, Australian soprano (1926- ENQUIRIES CAN BE DIRECTED TO: choked on laughter and even prices and that "somebody was ); Joni Mitchell US folk ·singer (1943--). The Principal Smith grinned broadly. '1 don't running around withrut his pants P .0. Box 30402 think it's world shattering." on ... I think it was Kennedy, Thought for Today: . Pioneerspark 'The worst thing I've heard the fat - the Senator," she said. Love truth, but pardon error - Votaire, French writer (1694- about the Kennedys," she said, "He's idealistic - but maybe 1778). Tel: 061/42491/3 "is that they're very smart but a little homy," she said. - Reuters NAMIBIA DEVELOPMENT TRUST ADMINISTRATIVE The Namibia Development Trust is a Non Governmental Organisation which assists ~PRU SECRETARY development organisations Inside Namibia to : Applications are invited tJ:le mentioned from candidates with a (1) Plan development programmes to assist the most vulnerable sectors of the fo~ a~ve posi~on good secretarial and administrative record. The apphcant should computer community. . be literate (WordPerfect 5.1 and Lotus). She or he will serve as the secretary Prepare project proposals to raise funds through international grant person~ (2) to the Director. In addition, the duties will include procurement of equipment and making bodies. stationery as well as custody and maintenance of NEPRU's physical assets.

We now Invite applications for the post of: The Namibian Economic Policy Research Unit (NEPRU) is a non-governmental organisation, governed by a charitable and educational trust. BOOKKEEPER The main objectives of the Unit are: The successful applicant must: - 1. be Namibian (1 ) to assist the government of Namibia through research into strategic 2. have a degree/diploma In accounting/bookkeeping socio-economic areas, . . 3. be bilingual 4. be able to work In a team (2) to build an information resource base on Namibian affairs, and 5. have good communication skills 6. be able to work with people. (3) to train Namibian in relevant research skills.

Presently, 12 persons are employed by NEPRU. In addition, NEPRU f~equently APPLICATIONS CONTAINING A CV, QUALIFICATIONS ETC., MUST BE POSTED TO: hosts international and local research consultants on short and medium term conditions. Namibia Development Trust Pasteur Str. 57 P.O. Box 8226 Windhoek-West We offer a' competitive salary with benefits such as medical aid scheme, pension Bachbrecht scheme, housing and allowance and 13th cheque. 9000 , Republic of Namibia Applications" accompanied by a detailed CV and a contact telephone number should be received by NEPRU before 12 November 1991. They or Telephone (061 ) 3800213 or 36021 for further inform ation. should be addressed to the Co-ordinator, as follows: . NEPRU CONTACT PERSONS: Mr. Daniel Mahua, Mrs. Llndl Kazombaue Att: The Co-ordinator P.O. Box 40219, gLOSING DATE FOR APPLlgATIONS; 30 November 1991. To reach us not later, Ausspannplatz, than 17hOO. Wlndhoek. THE NAMIBIAN Thursday November 6 1991 5 (' . .- ./

Black muscle flexing ahead of power talks

JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's black opposition, were hard hit. Economist esti­ by paralysing much of the economy in a two-day strike, mated the strike cost,up to 2,5 has demonstrated a potential weapon in negotiating a billion rand in lost production. post-apartheid constitution. Busin~ssmen wrung their DEATH OF A TABLOID TYCOON ... Publisher Robert Maxwell. See story below. hands over the stoppage, say­ Photograph: Reuters via Nampa " Let the government now A " patriotic front" of the ing it would undermine inves­ ~------answer the challenge that mil­ ANC, Cosatu and other anti­ tor confidence. lions of people have put on the apartheid groups is expectd to "I hope this stayaway is the Maxwell's INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP table," said Jay Naidoo, gen­ begin fo,nnal negotiations with last one," said Chamber of eral secretary of the Congress the governmem on a new Mines deputypresidem Bobby , of South African Trade Un­ constitution by the end of the Godsell. " The economy can­ death a New fighting ~efies ceasefire ions (Cosatu) which called the year, leading to the country's not afford it, job creation can­ strike on Monday and Tues- first one-man-one-vote elec­ not afford it. " mystery BELGRADE: Yugoslav fighter jets blasted targets in rebel day. ' tions. But Naidoo, appearing on a Croatia yesterday and Croatian militias hit back with artillery, Cosatu and its ally the ANC, Political scientist Willem television talk show with LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands: mortars and rockets in defiance of a new ceasefire. dismissing charges of intimi­ Kleynhans predicted the peace Godsell after the strike, was The death of tabloid tycoon A ceasefire agreed on Tuesday at talks in The Hague with the dation, said 3,5 million bl~<;ks process, so far marked by unrepentant. Robert Maxwell, whose nude European Community looked set to collapse like 11 previous backed the stoppage in what mistrust on all sides, would "Don't expect us to grovel body was found floating in the ones reached during the past four months. they called a massive show of quickly bog down and prompt in the ground to compromise, " Atlantic Ocel\Il after he disap­ no confidence in the white the black alliance to resort to he said. peared from his yacht, leaves a minority government ofPresi­ further mass protests. "Negotiations are a proc­ legacy of mystery and a troub­ Tanzanians cheer Zambian poll dent FW de Klerk. "Nelson Mandela and his ess, and in such a process we led empire with an uncertain The spark for the strike was ANC have failed completely have the right to sanctions." future. OAR ES SALAAM: Tanzanians campaigning for a multi-party the introduction six weeks ago in the role of a political party Albert Venter of the Rand An autopsy was performed system said yesterday they planned to hold a peaceful demonstra­ of value added tax (Vat), but to organise blacks in prepara­ Afrikaans University warned yesterday in Las Palmas, where tiononNovember23 to celebrate the victory of the Movemem for the wider issue was black par­ tion for an election, " he said. the unions against overplaying the body was brought after being Multi-Party Democracy inZambia. Tanzania became a one-party ticipation in national policy "1he black unions will have their hand. recovered at sea on Tuesday state shortly after the East Afican country gained independence making. to perform this task, though it "If they tried to implemem afternoon. from Britain in 1961. Policitcal analysts said that remains to be seen if they Can their threat to bring down the Or Luisa Garcia Coben, head despite the possible role of mobilise people behind poli­ government it would precipi­ of the forensic team, reported intimidation in keeping work­ cies and candidates as well as tate a civil war," he said. the presence of one scrape or Israel blasted by Baker ers at home, the strike's suc­ they have on labour issues." Vemer said that althought wound. "There is a mark on WASHINGTON: US Secretary of State James Baker rebuked cess in virtually closing down Kleynhans said the strike bad the strike would have boosted his forehead. We'll see whether . Israel on Tuesday for launching a new settlemem on the disputed Cosatu's image in the town­ major urban centres was a demonstrated the close inter­ it's important or not," she said. ,Go lan Heights less than a day after ending the first round of direct victory for Cosatu. ' dependence between black ships, such action was counter­ Although no finding bad been peace talks with Syria. The move, which occurred just after the labour and white industry. productive in the l~ng term. "The Cosatu/ANC alliance issued, Canary Islands chief conclusion of a historic first round of negotiations between !sreal "Industry will shed labour has shown it has a formidable "Without black labour, the prosecutor Juan Guerra Man­ and Syria in Madrid, underscored Isreal' s determination to keep white economy goes down the and invest in mechanisation, " weapon to fall back on ifnego­ rique told Spanish national the Golan Heights despite Syrian insistence that it must be tiations with the government drain. But on the other hand, he predicted. television that Maxwell' s death returned. go bad, " said David Welsh of blacks'realise they depend on Welsh echoed the point, could have been cau/led "by the University of Cape Town. white industry for employ­ saying: "The unions appear to something like a heart attack. " " There is obviously mas­ ment." assume that South Africa is a Maxwell was last seen be­ Thousands killed in floods sive support for the alliance, The Chamber of Mines re­ rich country and that the treas­ fore dawn on Tuesday, pacing although it would be extremely ported only minimal impact ury has inexhaustible funds. the deck ofhis 21-million dollars ORMOC, Philippines: At least 2 400 people were reported dead difficult to extrapolate from from the strike but the manu­ Both assumptions are griev­ yacht. The crew did not realize and thousands missing yesterday after the Philippines' worst this strike to an election. " facturing and service sectors ously mistaken. " - Reuters until hours later that he had floods in seven years devastated the central island of Leyte, disappeared. rescue officials said Trucks and woodenpushcarts piledhigh with The 68-year-old publisher corpses carried the dead to mass graves yesterday after tropical Two activists had skipped an appearance on storm Thelma triggered huge floods that cascaded down hillsides Zambian big wigs the eve of his death, and his and deluged farms and villages. "It is like the,holoc~ust . " said gunned down company and family told or­ Cebu Governor Emilio Osmena. ganizers he was ill. JOHANNESBURG: The un­ bite the dust ... However, he had spem Sat- declared war for the control urday and Sunday on the vaca- Tanzania releases SA hijacker of potential black voters con­ LUSAKA: A major salvage operation of Zambian govemmem- tion island of Madeira, swim- tinued in South Africa on owned firms has been launched by the new Zambian president, ming, drinking beer, visiting a JOHANNESBURG: Tanzania yesterday released a white South Wednesday with the killing Frederick Chiluba. casino and browsing in shops. African it jailed two years ago for trying to hijack a plane carrying of two African National Con­ The new Zambian administration has also fired many of the Witnesses said he appeared African National Congress members. A statemem by the ,ANC gress activists near Alexan­ parastatals' top executives, sent others on forced leave, while happy and relaxed. said the congress had asked Tanzania to free Bradley Stacey, dra township, just north of some were being questioned by police on charges of high-level The oTHE"NAMIBIAN ~~ 6 h ~ !.. , ... i . t --: \ Japanese work myth exploded

SYDNEY: A major sur- satisfied with various as- Australians have a poor atti- 90 per cent of Singaporeans Yesterday's quotations for the unit trust: felt their jobs were secure as vey of attitudes in Europe, pe~ts of employment, par- tude to work and the Japanese General Equity Funds: the United States and Asia ticularly ·their wages and the best, according to Austra­ long as they performed well. BOEGIowth 135,34 126,43 4,99 In contrast only 66 per cent has found that Japanese working conditions. lian Professor Riaz Hassan, who Fedgro 121,12 113,09 10,82 prepared the survey in asso- of Americans and 64 per cent CUGrowth 111,89 104,46 5,68 _w_o_r_k_er_s_~_ee_l_th_e;.... m_o_s_t_d_is_-___It_e_xp_lo_d_e_d_th_e_m_yth __ tha_t., . dation with the International of British workers felt secure. Guardbank Growth 2323,78 2176,48 5,47 Survey Research COlporation In response to the survey's Momentum 232,29 217,13 5,81 questions on working condi­ of Chicago. . Metfund 182,11 169,60 ' 3,68 Workers in Singapore and tions, Australian and Sin­ REPUBLIC OF Metlife 111,14 103,86 n/a Australia tend to be more posi­ gaporean employees were more NBS Hallmark 867,60 810,13 7,06 tive to their work environment confident that their pay was NAMIBIA NorwichNBS 333,09 311,02 6,97 than their counteIpartsi te United fair compared to others. Old Mutual Investors 2751,71 2565,86 4,36 States, Britain, Germany and "The UK and Japanese Safegro 17,63 119,35 5,50 ~ Japan. employees feel least satisfied MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY Sage 2365,31 2207,80 4,72 Hassan said the study, whose about their pay, with two out Sanlam 1627,14 1520,15 4,78 results were released here of every three feeling they are Sanlam Index 1297,66 1212,64 4,81 SADCC SCHOLARSIllPS FOR STUDIES IN INDIA yesterday, was the largest underpaid for what they do or Sanlam Dividend 438,20 408,97 5,31 employee survey.of its kind. are not paid fairly compared to Senbank General 122,27 113,95 n/a It covered nearly 150 000 others in their company. " . Southern Equity 181,37 - 169,76 5,23 The Industry and Trade sector of SADCC in conjunction employees in the United States, Workers in Singapore and Standard 1110,18 1043,14 7,45 Australia were more satisfied with the Government of India are offering 10 bursaries to 96 000 in Britain, 30 000 in Syfrets Growth 255,48 238,82 5,19 Germany, 41 000 in Australia, with the operating efficiency Namibians for undergraduate and post-gradua~e studies Syfrets Trustee 115,55 108,26 n/a 3 000 in Singapore and 1 000 of their companies than their in India,·in the, foI.J,owing fields of studies: UAL 1988,80 1863,01 5,15 counterparts in Japan and the in Japan. Volkskas 132,99 124,38 6,95 "Over the past 10 years, the United States. Specialist equity Funds: *GenerallFinancial Management attitudes of employees in Sin­ ·lnternational Research Sur­ Guardbank Resources 147,54 138,23 6,37 *Manufacturing/lndustrial Management gapore have become more vey Corporation specialises in Sage Resources 117,29 109,56 7,30 positive and they are followed . ·Hydrology employee surveys for large Sanlam Industrial 954,44 892,64 4,29 in this respect by Australian national and multinational ·International Trade Sanlani Mining 315,88 294,85 5,70 employees, " Hassan, Profes­ organisations and includes • Agriculture Senbank Industrial 124,16 115,78 n/a sor of Sociology at South among its clients 650 compa­ Southern Mining 138,87 130,16 5,91 ·Health . Australia's Flinders University, nies in 45 countries. - Reuter. Standard Gold 178,31 167,01 7,88 said. UAL· Mining and Minimum qualifications required will be Std 10 for "The attitudes of Japanese Resources 385,11 360,43 5,04 employees in the same period undergraduate stUdies aM a first degree for post-gradu­ Botswana UAL Selected have become significantly less ate studies, with subject relevant to the field of study. Opportunities 1667,92 1558,40 4,38 positive," he said in a state­ Old Mutual Mining 264,71 246,56 5,92 ment released by Flinders government Old Mutual Industrial 348,06 324,23 4,28 Application fODDs can be obtained from the Ministry of University. Old Mutual Gold Fund 114,29 106,47 6,33 Trade andoIndustry P/Bag 13340, WindhOek, telephone The Japanese SUIVey, Ihough Old Mutual the smallest, was based on a workers no. (061) 2892112/2118 Top Companies 226,97 211,75 n/a random sample and was suffi­ Incme/Gilt Funds: cient to provide a safe com­ strike Corbank 100,40 99,35 15,67 Completed application fODDs should reach the Ministry parison, Hassan said. This was GuanlbankIncome 115,33 112,96 16,84 not later than 28 November 1991 and should be ad­ backed up by other data. GABORONE: An esti­ Old Mutual Income 105,23 104,10 16,77 will dressed ~o Mr. P. Sbipo}ce Deputy Director of Foreign Hassan, who present his mated 150000 government Stanad Income 92,49 91,48 15,24 findings at a conference of Asia Trade. . workers in Botswana have Syfrets Income 105,10 104,05 15,35 Pacific personnel directors in UALGilt 1068,13 1057,45 15,52 Kuala Lumpur this week, said begun a week-long strike • to press for higher wages, union officials said yester­ Closing exchange rates against the rand day. curr sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying Curriculum Group: Accounting & Information Systems The workers are demand­ ing a 154 per cent wage rise *US dollar 2,8240 2,8040 2,7885 2,7740 but the state Directorate of *Sterling 5,0090 4,9480 4,9110 '4,8775 COMPUTER COURSES PubUc Service MlUUlIement Austrian has outlawed the sCrlke, wblcb shilling 4,0755 4,1300 4,1615 4,1905 Australian $ 0,4500 0,4555 0,4595 0,4635 The Information Systems Department is offering the following computer began on Monday. Omclals of the Botswana Belgian courses during November 1991 Manual Workers "Union franc 11,9000 12,1000 12,2000 12,3000 . in Room G123, Office Block, Academy. (BMWU) denied they organi­ Botswana sed the strike. pula 0,7470 0,7575 0,7640 0,0000 Introduction to Wordperfect 5.1 "The people decided on Canadian $ 0,3955 0,4015 0,4040 0,4065 Swiss franc 0,5125 0,5195 0,5230 0,5265 Previous experience or Introduction to Personal Computers essential their own to go ahead with the adion to demonstrate tb8r Deutscbe Course: 11,12 and 13 November (17:00 - 20:00) Part-time protest against government's mark 0,5800 0,5880 0,5925 0,5965 15 November (8:00 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 17:00) Full-time backtracking on an agree­ Danish krone 2,2475 2,2775 2,3010 2,3220 Cost: R200 per person ment reached between the Pesetas 36,4000 36,9500 37,3500 37,7000 trade union and the govern­ Finnish mark 1,4125 1,4320 1,4585 1,4820 Wordperfect 5.1 Advance~ ment on October 4 this year," Frechfranc 1,9835 2,0095 2,0230 2,0360 'Previous experience of computers essential said BMWU's administration Greek drachma 65,2500 66,0000 67,6000 69,0000 Course: 25, 26 and 27 November (17:00 - 20:00) Part-time omcer Sam MolaudL Flnance ministry sources Hong Kong $ 2,7420 2,7770 2,7950 2,8120 29 November (8:00 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 17:00) Full-time Irish punt 4,6075 4,5520 4,5150 4,4810 Cost: R200 per person said hono1U'ln& the agreement to increase wages by 1.54 per Italian cent would worsen the gov­ lire 433,5000 439,5000 443,1000 446,400 Introduction to Multima~e ernment's budget deftclt. - Japanese yen 45,9000 46,5500 46,8000 47,0000 Previous experience of computers essential Reuter. Kenyan Course: 18, 19 and 20 November (17:00 - 20:00) Part-time shilling 10,0565 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 22 November (8:00 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 17:00) Full-time Mauritian rupee 5,5520 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Cost: R200 per person Malawi kwacha 0,9675 0,9800 0,9890 0,0000 General Information Dutch gilder 0,6540 0,6630 0,6680 0,6725 Norwegian Only a limited number of students can be accommodated. Contact Mr R Izaks at krone 2,2730 2,3025 2,3260 2,3475 telephone number 307-2431 as soon as possible to avoid disap~ointment. New Zealand $0,6270 0,6355 0,6410 0,6455 Course fees are payable strictly in advance. Payments must be made to the Pakistani cashier in the Administration block of The Academy. rupee 8,5230 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Escudos 49,7500 50,4500 51,2500 52,0000 After having paid, you are requested to phone Mr R Izaks at the above telephone Seychelle number and quote your receipt number in order to secure your place. rupee 1,8340 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Swedish krone 2,1170 2,1450 2,1620 2,1780 Singapore $ 0,5730 0,5820 0,5855 0,5885 The Technikon reserves the right to cancel a course if insufficient interest Zambia is shown. kwacha 27,4005 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Zimbabwe $ 1,7265 1,7650 1,7820 0,0000 ·Rates for US dollar and Sterling are traditionally quoted against each of these c~rencies. Other rates Technil

Ruppel bring soberende

invloed ONGEVEER vyftig inwon­ werkers bly nie se hulle. hulle wat gesluit was ook omgestoot uit twee van die plakkers was ers van 'n plakkerkamp word-nie toegelaat om met hul is. gisternamiddag teen sluiting­ op 'n erf van Swawek vrouens in die kamp te bly nie. Amptenare van die Minis­ stydnogby die kantorevandie 1ERWYL die grootste gedeelte "Oit sou oIUealisties wees Indien 'n werkermet 'n vrouin terie van Plaaslike Regering ministerie om aansoek te doen - van die debat random die reaksie omnie diehuidige situasie van ongeveer sewentien kilo­ meter noord van Wind- _ die kamp betrap word moet hy en Behuising -het gister gese vir tente. van die publiek op die hoogver­ die howe in die land in ag te onmiddelik uit Daarom het lml truUle kan niks doen om die lot Libertine Amathila, Minis­ raadvonnisse, die rol van die neem nie," het hy gese en hoek, net nil die afdraaipad liewer verkies om met hul van die plakkers te verlig nie. ter van Plaaslike Regering en Sw apo-hoofkoordineerder, voortgegaan; "die howe is in na Dobra, het gistermid­ vrouens in die plakkerkamp te Die plakkers, se hulle is op 'n . Behuising, wou gisterniks oor Moses Oaroeb, daarin en die - 'n snaaakse posisie wat nienet dag laat Die geweet waar bly. wettige bevel van die hofuitgesit _die aangeleentheid se nie aange­ optrede van die regering deurnruuselfgeskepisniemaar hul die nag sou deurbriog Terwyl sommige van die en niks kan daaraan gedoen sien sy rue bewus daarvan was daaroor, gister in die parle­ weens die gewraakte Die. plakkers wat tuis was daarin wordnie. rue. Sy was vir die dag na ment by iye emosioneel geraak apartheidsbeleid watinNamibie Hul huise wat met alletbande geslaag het om 'n gedeelte van Hulle is ook nie in staat om Gobabis waar sy huise oorhan­ het, het kalmte ingetree toe die onder vreemde ootbcersing van optelsinkplate, gras en planke hul besittings te red het die tente aan die plakkers te gee dig het waarna sy haar onmid­ Prokureur-Generaal en die toepassing was." AI die regters opgerig was is vroeg voormid­ meeste byna niks uit hul huise nie aangesien 'n tent slegs ' delik na die parlement gehaas Adjunk-Minister van lustisie is wit en alle pennanmIe ~rs, dag met 'n stootskraper in die gekry nie. Daar is eeJi van hul opgerig kan -wordop 'n erf het. Amptenare van Swawek tot die debat toetree. behalwe een, wasregters in die grond gedruk. wat op die oomblik in die waarop 'n toilet opgerig is. kon nie vir kommentaar ge­ Die huis het aandagtig gelu­ howevanSuidwes-Afrika. Oit Teen laat gisternamiddag bet gevangenis is waarvan die huis 'n Afvaardiging bestaande nader word nie. ister toe Ruppel sy siening van plaas weens ooglopende redes die meeste van hul nog steeds die saak gee en Moses die howe in 'n baie moeilike tussen die rommel van wat 'n Katjiongua, leier van die NPF, posisie. paar uur gelede nog hul won­ het op een plek tydens Ruppel Hy betwyfel nie die kun: ings was, gestaan. Volgens se toespraak die opmerking digheid en inbors van die ~rs beskikbare inligting het Swawek gemaak; "Dis die eerste keer nie alhoewel dit nie beteken vroeer 'n uitsettingsbevel teen wat jy iets sinvols se. " dat regters onfeilbaar is nie. die plakkers verkry. Daar bestaan 'n kooflik tussen "Ek twyfel ook vir geen Pieter Rossouw, 'n twee belange in die konstitusie oomblik dat die regering en sekuriteitswag by Swawek het, naamlik, tussen: die reg op vrye die parlement bereid is om die volgens die plakkers, gister met spraak en die onafhanklikheid onafhanklikheid, waardigheid die uitsettingsbevel na hul van die geregshowe, se Rup­ en doeltreffendheid van die gekom en hul gevra om voor pe!. Hy is dus van die opinie howe te beskerm nie," se sonsondergang hul besittings dat 'n redelike en aanvaarbare Ruppel. vanaf die erf te verwyder. Indien balans tussen hierdie twee Howe en regters behoort egter dit nie die geval is nie sal hy konflikterende belange gevind nie inivoortorings weg van die net die volgende ogggend kom moet word. publiek nie. kyk wat aangaan en dan moet Dit is toelaatbaar vir die Die Adjunk-Minister van hul weet, het hy blykbaar regstelsel om inbraak te maak lustisie, Vekuii Rukoro, het gewaarsku. op die beskermde vryheid tot hierna toegetree en gese dit is In die namiddag het een van spraak vir die effektiewe . vir die howe om te besluit of die plakkers, na bewering, funksionering van die gereg die optrede na die vonnisse 'n Rossouw besoek waarop hy aan maar daardie inbraak moet net inbraak op die onafbanklikheid haar verduidelik het dis finaal Een v.an die vroue, besig om na haar besittings te soek tussen die rommel wat 'n paar genoeg wees om effektiew~. van die gereg gemaak het en en die stootskraper is oppad. uur gelede hul huise was. Foto; Erich Boois. funksionering te verseker, het voorgestel dat die saak liewer Sy het beweer sy wou van horn hy 'n regter van ZimbabYt'e in die hande van die howe gelaat weet waarom hy nie die reger­ aangehaal. word. ing in die verband inlig rue sodat hulle na 'n ander plek NAMIBIA DEVELOP.MENT TRUST verplaas kan word. Hierop het Standpunte verskil hy aan haar 'n afdruk van die The Namibia Development Trust Is a Non Govemmental Organisation which assists uitsettingsbevel gegee om aan development organisations Inside Namibia to : die ander te wys. - Gisteroggend. omstreeks (1) Plan development programmes to assist the most vulnerable sectors of the oor demonstrasie IlhOO het 'n stootskraper van community. NGARIKUTUKE Tjiriange, Minister van Justisie, het Swawek, 'n vragmotor om die plakkers se besittings langs die (2) Prepare project proposals to raise funds through International grant gister by die bespreking van die reaksie op die hoogver­ pad af te laai, ongeveer twintig making bodies. raadvonnisse gese die regering het by verskeie geleen­ polisiemanne en ander gewap­ thede die onafbanklikheid van die geregshowe bes­ ende amptenare van Swawek, We now Invite application. for tb. post of; kerm. wat in die buise daar naby wOOD, Inwoners van die land het het. opgeru.ag. PROGRAMME OFFICER - die reg om lml opinie oor reger­ Kosie Pretorius, Aksie Quis.. Die plakkers het nog INCOME GENERATION & COOPERATIVES ingsinstellings te lig om te telikNasionaal, se die onafban­ naarstiglik probeer om hul verseker dat daardie instellings klikheid ~an die geregshowe besittings uit die krotte te nie verander in diktatorskappe in Namibie word baie perti­ verwyder toe die stootskraper Tbe successful applicant must; nie. nent in die konsiitusie uitgespel. begin om die huise om te stoot, 1. be Namlbian Dit is die verantwoorde­ In twee groot demokrasiee soos se Lungameni Hamerwa, een 2. have relevant working experience In the said sector likheid van politieke leiers om Duitsland en die VSA word dit van die plalQcers. 3. . be bilingual hul volgelinge op te lei en die rue so sterk uitgespel nie. In Ben van die amptenare van 4. have organizing skills inwoners van die land is ryp die twee lande -is daar egter Swawek, waarvan die naam 5. willing to travel genoeg om hul standpunte te baie meer respek vir die gereg nie met sekerheid bepaal kon 6. be able to work In a team lig sonder dat hulle opgesweep as in Namibie. word nie, het terwyl die stootsk­ ?: have good oommunication skills word. BuddyWentworth.Adjunk­ raper die huise omstoot begin B. be able to work with people. Eric Biwa, UDF, se hy het Minister van Onderwys en om die persoonlike besittings geen probleem as die howe Kultu~, se die hele aangeleen­ soos klere enkomberse aan die APPLICATIONS CONTAINING A CV. QUALIFICATIONS ETC .. MUST BE POSTED TO: onder politieke druk verkeer theid moet beskou word uit die brand te steek in al die huise nie solank dit nie die grense siening wat die meerderheid wat omgestoot is. Namibia Development Trust Pasteur Str. 57' oorskry rue. Hy het geen van die bevolking oor die Daar was ongeveer vyftien p.a. Box 8226 Windhoek-West probleem as die massas spon­ regstelsel het. Die meeste van volwasse mans, waarvan byna taan demonstreer teen iets wat hulle sien die howe as 'n vorm almal gesinne het, in die kamp. Bachbrecht - hul nie aanstaan nie. van wit-swart konfrontasie en Agt van lmlle is weddoos terwyl 9000 Hulle moet egter rue deur - evalueer ook dit wat in ,die viervan die oorblywende sewe Republic of Namibia politieke leiers daartoe howe gebecir volgens hierdie vir Swawek werk en die ander or Telephone (061) 3800213 or 36021 for further information. opgestook word nie. Hy het sienings. by ander werkgewers. CONTACT PERSONS; Mr. Daniel Mahua, Mrs. Llndl Kazombaue die regering versoek om in die Die debat word vandag her­ Op 'n vraag waarom die vier CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 30 November 1991. To reach us not later openbaar haar fout te erken en vat deur die Minister van Buite­ wat vir Swawek werkrue in die than 17hOO. afstand te doen van wat gebeur landse Sake, Theo-Ben Gurirab. nabygelee kamp vir Swawek- 8 Th,ur~day November 7,,1991 THE, NAMIBIAN ,. •

OMUWILIKI wokakomitiye komosiingela yaKatutura, omushamane Veikko (Kapunyapunya) Shililifa, ongbeIa okwa shiivifa kutya meni loule woivike ivali otape ke mola, hano va pewa eeohele uya omalunduluko moSiingela yaKatutura, 00 tashi opo ve ll, papangelo. dulika a ka kale a kuma ovanhu vabapu, unene tuu ovo Ovanhu aveshe ovo tava ka kumwa ketembu ell otava va dengela oundingosho monhele oyo. ka shllvifwa peftmbo opo va Omalunduluko, a kwate\a mo omlnino. kale ve lllongeklda okutem­ mo omatembu, otaa ka holoka Molwetomhelo nee ell, buka, ashlke ovo va ama eshi mosHngela tamu ka tulwa ovakallmo, uoene tuu ovo ve komblnga yomangeshefelo aa omlnino dlpe dolkwakweek­ II koshitopolwa osho sha ama opo a tungwa, nave lHoogekide elwashi meol ashlke lolvlke komblnga "yEkondo eftmbo alishe, hano va nloge lvall. Lyokakambe", hano kom­ mhuku odede okuIitetuka, opo Omlnino dlkulu oda kala binga oko kuna omange­ vaha ka lokwe nomongwa nale da nyonauka noshinlma shefelo 00 a yeululilwe eftku tava ka pulwa va tem­ eshi osha eta opo oshilngela 1 kOminlstelllJbertioe Amath­ buke, moule ashlke nokull kale ya kaka neengono Ua, otava lndllwa va kale ve palfe wolvlke lvall. Elonge­ omolwomeva taa kunguluka lllongekldlla etembu moule lokumwe lovakallmo ola eflmbo nefimbo nopeenhele . weftmbo lixupl. pumblwa neenghono mosh­ dokullla. Omushamane Shilillfa, inlma eshi, shaashi oshi na Opo nee Osllngela 1kale ya pamwe naMunl oshoyo ko nasha nependUIepo losiln­ wapalekwa, okwa mbestelwa oshlkondo sholnlma gela nouwa ou tau dl mo omlnlno dlpe ado nee tadl ka yomaumbo otava indlle nee owovanhu aveshe. tulwa mefimbo lixupl. ovakallmo vomosilngela opo Moule weedula da plta, Ovakallmo ova hanglka ve va kwafe va longele kumwe ovakallmo vosiingela ova kala nale va lombwelwa kutya navo peftmbo 010 ngeenge tava nokuoyenyeta kutya ova dlm­ otashi ka dullka vamwe ka pulwa va lundulule een­ buwa, ltava mwa nawa osh­ vomuvo va ka kumwe hele davo., Isho nova kala unene ketembu peftmbo omlnino Ovakalimo otava ka nokuoyenyeta komeva taa tadl tulwa moo lombwelwa nale kutya onaiol nukwa, 00 e II moohele oyo. Mosoongalele osho sha sha pumblwa va tembuke po Palfe nee eshl olkwa­ Oshitopolwa shOwambo osha mona efimano linene mexuliloshivike la dja ko, eshi nlogllwe mEtlvall pokatl poohele opo, ashlke ovo inava nolpangifo ye uya, longeleol eengodi doshinanena hadi dengwa da yukilila (automatic) da yeululwa kOministeli koUyo yokomitlye yoSUngela, pewa eenomola, hano ve II kumwe novanallonga oshoyo yOmalweendo, omi\kwatafano nOUonga, Richard Kapelwa Kabajani mEtitano. Muol nOminlstry yolnlma 1 peeohele ve dlllpa voovene, novakwanepangelo vaMuol, Mefano eli, Kabajani ota popi nOmonistell Yotete, Rage Geingob koWindhoe k, opo na sha nomaumbo, omwa nava konge oohele manga opo onhele oyo I kale ya oingwa a lole kutya eengodi otadi longo tuu shili. shllvlfwa nee kutya omlnlno kuyela, shaashi ovo tava ka nawa, not kale pamuftka ode uya, novakallmo nave mwa oshisho okumonlklla wopanhu, ngaashl sha illongeklde okuyandja omhito onhele konlma yetembu ovo teelelwa. kovanallonga ovo tava ka tula ashike ava ve na nale eeno- Kores Ndjoba a xulifa

OMUMATI weedula dopokatilela, Kores Ndjoba, okwa xulifa ombaadilila ongula yonghela, konima eshi ashike a hakukilwa koudu inau shiivika manga fiyo opapa. Ehokololo otali ti, Kores, okwa ombokelelwe mEtivalinokwa twalwakoshipangelo shepangelo mOshakati efiku tuu 010. Onghalo yaye pefimbo a ya moshipangelo, pamapopyo hayo ngaho unene kwa li i limbilika, ashike oya ka xuIila moluhodi ongula inene yonghela eshi kwa kundanwa kutya okwa xulifa Iwokeengula. Kores, okwa li omonamati womufita mukulu waELOK, 0 0 a li yo "Oministeli yotete yOwambo" nomupresidende woDTA, Kom elius Ndjoba. Fiyo opapa omalongekido efudiko laye inaa shiiVika natango.

NAMIBIA DEVELOPMENT TRUST Edjonga laNamibia Restaurant mOshakati, lomushamane Simon Nambili, mex­ uliloshivike la dja ko okwa li la ninga eyofo lombelela la kwata moiti. Opo oinima aishe i kale ya enda nawa, omushamane Nambili okwa Ii e likwatela ko yemwene, The Namibia Development Trust Is a Non Governmental Organisation which assists ngaashi ta monika mefano eli, omutivali okudja kolulyo. development organisations inside Namibia to :

(1) Plan development programmes to assist the most vulnerable sectors of the community. (2) Prepare project proposals to raise funds through international grant making bodies.

We now Inylte applications for the post of:

DEVELOPMENT TRAINER

The successful applicant must; 1. be Namlblan 2. have a degree/diploma in development studies or any relate social sciences 3. be bilingual 4. have experience in development work 5. have organizing skills 6. willing to travel 7. be able to work in a team 8. have good communication skills 9. be able to work with people. Okudja mounyurii woita, fiyo okeluwa ell, ounona vahapu onghee ngaho tava fi APPLICATIONS CONTAINING A cy. QUALIFICATIONS ETC .. MUST BE POSTEP TO: molwokudanena oitopifa oyo ya fiwa moixwa. Opolifi yomOwambo, omo unene omo kwa li mwa dengwa nai koita, oshivike sha dja ko, okwa li ya ifana ounona vofikola Namibia Development Trust Pasteur Str. 57 ve Iili noku lili opo va ulikilwe imwe yomoitopifa oyo ve hena nande okukuma, P.O. Box 8226 . Windhoek-West ngeenge ova hala okukala nomwenyo. Mefano ell kolulyo otaku monika imwe Bachbrecht yomidipaitopifa oyo ovakulunhu ve na okukunghilila ouno opo vehe i kume nande. 9000 Ngeenge ya monika, nai lopotwe kopolifi yopopepi. Omafano aeshe: OSWALD Republic of Namibia SHIVUTE., or Telephone (061 ) 3800213 or 36021 for further information. " ,

CONTACT PERSONS; Mr. Daniel Mahua, Mrs. Lindi Kazombaue " of FOR NEWS TIPS AND VIEWS CONTACT: CLOSING DATE FOrR APPLICATIONS: 30 November 1991 . To reach us not later " TYAPPANAMUTEWA AT:- " , than 1'7hOO. " PHONE (061) 36970 :.. FAX (061) 33980 , - '. , .. ~ ~,. '"1'." " _ '_ #&('1, .. ',' .,JI"'~:-\~"'" ._.. ,...... 1' . }. ,~~ 4 • • f ... "". J • .. :1 t.. 1 . .: ~ '" THE NAMIBIA"A' • Thursday November 6 1991 9

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Becker to play in Grand Slam BORIS Becker, who refused to play in last year's inaugural 6- million dollars Grand Slam Cup, has changed his mind and agreed to compete this year. But Andre Agassi IS snubbing the event again and Pete Sampras won't be back to defend"his title. Becker, Jim Courier, Michael -Stich and Stefan Edberg - winners of this year's four Grand Slam tournaments -headline the 16-player field for the December 10:15 Grand Slam Cup in Munich, Germany, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) announced. Other top entries include Ivan Lendl, Jimmy Connors and Michael Chang. Players with the best records in the four Grand Slam events - Wimbledon and the US, French and Australian Opens - qualify for the year-ending event, the richest tournament in tennis. The winner receives'2-million dollars. The event is organised by the Players' Association and held a month earlier in Frankfurt. Nielsen keep faith with line-up TRAINER Richard Moeller Nielsen kept faith with his winning line-up when he announced his 16-man squad for Denmark's final European soccer Group Four qualifier, against Northern IT'S MINE MATE! Australia (dark) and England fJght for the ball in the line-out during Saturday's Rugby World Ireland on November 13. .. Cup final at Twickenham won 16-6 by the Wallabies. Photograph: Reuters. Moeller Nielsen picked the same attacking combination that beat Austria 3-0 and the Faroe Islands 4-0 in their last two qualifiers. But more recently Denmarkhave not been ontheirbest form and will need to play better if they are to beat the hard­ working Northern Ireland team. Denmark are second in Group Four, just one point behind Yugoslavia who meet Austria on the same day. The Northern Bonanza or bust Ireland match will be played in Odense on the central Danish island ofFyn. Squad - Peter Schmeichel, Troels Rasmussen, Lars Olsen, John Sivebaek, Kent Nielsen, Torben Piechnik, Brian Jensen, JohnJensen, Kim Christofte, Kim Vilfort, Henrik Larsen, Jol¥my Moelby, Bent Christensen, Fleinming Povlsen, Lars for soccer teaDlS Elstrup, Frank Pingel. Billion viewers watched LONDON: Financial gloom or a multi-million-doOar lion dollars) better off. Plainc101bcs officen will mingle payday awaits the likes of Marseille and Arsenal after Anderlecl:t, m 1bc other band, with the capacity crowd. Rugby Worl4 Cup their European Cup soccer ties last night. - may have little to gain. Former Dutch international UEFA's president was re­ John Bosman, - who joined MORE than one million people attended matches during the The French.champions, so in the first leg last mo~ ported last week to be consid­ Anderlecht from PSV - last month-long rugby union World Cup and over two billion watched expensively a.Ssembled by mil­ _- While - Highbury cannot ering a possible ban on all season, is likely-to start the ...the tournament-on teleYision world wide, Russ Thomas, chairper- lionaire boss Bemard Tapie, match Benfica's majestic 110 European matches in Belgium match instead of Ghanaian son of the organisers, said. " . need a draw against Sparta OOO-seater stadium in Lisbon, after a court ruling into the teenage striker Nii Lamptey. Describing it as "the greatest festival of rugby ever seen" , Prague in their second round a win would give a major boost Heysel stadium disaster of 1985 Italian champions Thomas said television coverage of the tournament had been second-leg tie in Czechoslo­ to the north London club's confirmed a suspended jail term Sampdoria, beaten 2-1 in shown in 70 countries with at least 40 of them broadcasting the vakia to unlock a chest of gold ambitious improvement plans. on a former UEFA general Budapest by Honved, need to final live. The final at Twickenham on Saturday had also pro­ after winning the first leg 3-2. Arsenal will be without Kevin secretary. win the home leg to redeem a vided the first 1,77-million gate in the history of the game. The unthinkable - defeat - _Campbell, scorer of the goal in Anderlecht manager Michel poor-league season. "Exposure for rugby has been enormous," he told a post­ would deprive last season's Lisbon, due to a knee injury Verschueren told Belgian They have lost four out of tournament press conference. "Rugby clubs around the world are losing finalists of a place in the and Paul Merson is expected newspapers he felt UEFA wwld their last nine games and lost receiving sackloads of inquiries for membership." last eight, with matches at that to take his place alongside be watching the club "like a 2-1 to Napoli on Sunday, forc- l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ stage played for the first time England striker AIan Smith. hawk" for any incidents at the ing Yugoslav coach Vujadin in a lucrative mini-league for­ Dutch champions PSV Eind­ match between the old rivals. Boskov to tell his men to quit mat. hoven, knocked out of the Cup "Wecan'tleaveanythingto complaining and play instead. All' of the clubs who won Winners' Cup in the first round coincidence, " he said. Central defender Moreno through yesterday will be last season and now carrying a The club has installed safety Mannini returns for the game ANNOUNCEMENT OF TEACHING guaranteed six more games in 0-0 scoreline to Anderlecht of nets behind the goals to pre­ while play will again revolve the competition with cash Belgium in the European Cup, vent fans from throwing ob­ around 36-year-old Brazilian VACANCIES pouring in through the turn­ know exactly how much will jects, and installed spikes on midfielder Cerezo and strikers WINDHOEK INTERNATIONAL stiles and from television rights. be at stake in Brussels. the fences to prevent an inva­ Gianluca Vialli and Roberto Arsenal, back in Europe's PSV generai manager Kees sion of the pitch. Mancini. SCHOOL top club competition after a 20 Ploegsma has calculated that Some 350 police, many on Barcelona go into their Eu­ (English Medium) year absence, have high hopes if they reached the round-robin horseback and backed up by ropean Cup tie at Germany's of progress after holding Ben­ stage, the lub would be some three water cannons, will pa­ Kaiserslautern worried that the fica to a 1-1 draw in Portugal five million guilders (2.7 mil- trol the Anderlecht ground. packed domestic league pro­ The following posts are vacant for January gramme will have taken its toll 1992: on the Spanish players. Despite a 2-0 first leg lead, The woes of Zim soccer coach Joban Cruyff is concemed 1 part time music teacher that sheer fatigue and a grow­ 1 full time social studies teacher ing injury list will make things • HARARE: It's been an average soccer season in a finished programme. 1 full time grade 1 teacher (homeroom) extra hard in the Fritz Walter· Zimbabwe. The "glamour boys," Dynamos of The Zimbabwe Football Association is s~ stadium Harare, are about to win the 1991 championship. considering reports of the Black Rhinos (Army) Kaiserslautern, third in the Please note that applicants must be fully quali­ The Zimbabwe Foo~ball Association was sus­ v Chapungu (Air Force) match, won by the lat­ pended and then reinstated following a high ter 8-3,to establish whether the result was Bundesliga and back on top fied teachers with minimum 3 years teacher court action, "fiddled" to keep Chapungu in the top soccer form, could be missing libero W olfgang Funkel. training. Referees have been assaulted by spectators strata. Chapungu are on 19 points and have a and club officials. Ninety people were injured, goal difference that is beyond the reach of the Atletico Madrid, with a 3-0 first leg home lead over Cup some of them seriously, when a downpour occurred teams below them. Send full CV and copies of highest degree to: Winners' Cup holders Manch­ during a match in Bulawayo. And there is al­ To cap it all, there is deep dismay over the ester United, are more worried leged connivance between two military teams to performance of the national team at continental The Administrative Director keep both of them in the premier league. level where "We shall win" predictions have about the English match ball Dynamos are heading the league with 27 mostly been dashed, with the local newspaper than about any upset. Windhoek International School points from 20 matches. Their closest rivals, usually blaming the referees. Despite assurances that a p.a. Box 9611 regular ball will be used, coach Caps United, have the same number of points Despite the decline in standards since inde­ Windhoek but with 22 matches played have completed pendence, the director of coaching, Ben Koufie, Luis Aragones fears it could their season. Dynamos will have to lose their has been retained and yet another acting na­ surprise his men. . last two matches - against relegation-zone teams tional coach, a German, has been engaged for "I am preparing the players DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: - by at least 14 goals to let Caps United in. the close season. for whatever may happen," he NOVEMBER 15, 1991 The four teams trying to avoid the two-club Zimbabwe soccer's biggest problem is in told reporters. Goalkeeper Abel drop are Zimbabwe Saints ofBulawayo and two scoring goals. For instance, Dynamos have Resino had his own premoni­ mining clubs, Wankie and Mhangura, each with managed 41 from 20 matches, but most premier tions: "Old Trafford will be an Only applicants qualifying fo(an interview will 17 points and one match to play, and the Mid­ teams have averaged just over one goal a game. merno," he said. - Reuter. be notified lands side Ziscosteel, who have 18 points from Sapa. ~ 1'2 'Tuesday November 6 '1991 1°, f· t f t.' • ',' •.• =J'HE NAMIBIAN ......

Sport Shorts... Sport Shorts Goju-Ryu honour' seven karatekas SEVEN karatekas from the Windhoek Goju-Ryu Karate Club received first clan and black belt gradings at a local gymnasium over the weekend, According to the Chief Instructor of tlle Goju-Ryu Karate in Namibia, Hennie 'Sensei' de Vries, this brings to 19 the total number ofkaratekas with black belts in the Windhoek Goju-Ryu Karate Club, The grading was conducted by De Vries himself who, together THE MEAN MACIllNE. Managing Director of the Namibia Sports Supporters Club Jack Visagie (extreme right) with three other local karatekas, recently went on a tour to Japan and fellow directors Lucas Hipondoka (second from left) and Lazarus 'Bokie' Tsamaseb. Pictured on the extreme for an international championship in which more than 20 coun­ left is Zimbabwean-born coach Joseph Phiri. tries took part, Cheryl Aitken graded as a junior black-belt first clan, while Marion Bause, Joram Muuondjo and Carel Coetzee graded as first dan,black-belts. Willie Engelbrecht, Brigitte Buckerfield and Jill de Vries SUPPORT THE SPORTS graded as second dan black-belts. Meanwhile, De Vries said the Windhoek Gym Club will host. a club competition on November 23 at the Old Wanderers Hall in which about 15 black-belt karatekas will compete. - Nampa. SUPPORTERS CLUB! Blue Waters sink Arrows WINDHOEK Lager NFA Cup finalists Interatlantic Blue Waters Help others to help themsleves ... proved that they are still in winning mode when they defeated their cross-town rivals Eleven Arrows in the final oftlie Walvis to be secured and guaranteed Bay Callies at the Kuisebmond on Sunday. CONRAD ANGULA It was however no easy task for the Birds who were forced to by the Old Mutual, so that at the end of the lO-year period , a penalty shootout to avenge their humiliating 4-2 Metropolitan LAST Friday evening sports reporters from local news­ cup defeat at the hands of the league champions. their fee of R200 can be re- - Premier League Player ofthe Year Elifas Safille Shivute forced papers and officials from the various sports codeS were funded. the Birds to come from behind to equalise matters in extra time treated to a first class video promotion for the launch of The club hopes to net R15- through their illustrious defender Chicken Kasaona. the Sports Supporters Club from the world-acclaimed million in eight months and Blue Waters scored all their spot kicks with Arrows only Ogilvy & Mather advertising agents. the support of each and every managing to score three from their five kicks. sports-loving citizen of this . Arrows ousted Walvis Bay Callies B 3-1 in the semifinal With Sitting in the entertainment standards. country is needed for the proj­ the Birds eliminating Explorer XI 2-0. Blue'Waters received R3 hall of the Eros Sports club , 'The launching of the Sup­ ect. 000 with Arrows earning RI500. The semi-final losers got R250 were Jack Visagie, Lazarus Tsa­ porters Club will hopefully And apart from considerable each. maseb, Lucas Hipondoka - the enable us to compete against benefits attached to club three men who have taken the the elite sporting nations of the membership, including dis­ initiative of starting the first world, " he said. counts on purchases at super­ WBC refuse to ' Sports Supporters Club in "But we should first upgrade markets, liquor stores, butch­ Namibia. our sport by conducting coach­ eries, sport facilities and func­ recognise bout In explaining the aims and ing clinics and sponsoring teams tions, members will also have objectives, Visagie, the man­ to compete in international two chances to become "in­ THE World Boxing Council (WBC) said that it would refuse to aging director of the project, events and this can only be stant" millionaires by enter­ recognise this month's bout between heavyweight champion stressed that the idea of estab­ achieved with the full support ing into the club's lucky draw. Evander Holyfield and Italian challenger Francesco Damiani as lishing a Sports Supporters Club of all sport-loving citizens of The prize for the draw in the ALLEN Engelsman of the a fight for the WBC title. came about after discussions this country," Visagie said. first year of membership is a Ogilvy and Mather adver­ The Mexico City-based WBC said in a statement that it was between him and Tsamaseb. The Supporters Club aims cool RI-million with several tising agency was also a to raise funds by recruiting 75 smaller prizes of R150 000 unable to sanction the November 23 bout since Holyfield has yet Said Visagie: "The Sport guest speaker at the launch­ to face Mike Tyson - the number one contender to his heavy­ Supporters Club is actually a 000 members, who will pay also to be won annually "to project aimed at the develop­ R200 each for a 100year enable as many members as ing of the Namibia Sports weight crown. Supporters Club at Eros Damiani, a former European heavyweight champion, does not ment and improvement of membership. . possible to win a bonanza," appear among the top 10 contenders despite a recent request that Namibian sport. Considering The funds received are to be said Visagie. Sport Club last Friday. he be moved up in the rankings. the limited. resources of the invested overa 10-yearperiod Those who opt for multiple Holyfield was committed to square off against Tyson on government, and the need to by an appointed trust, with the membership have even more running around looking for Novemver 8 in Las Vegas but the fight was postponed indefi­ use those resources in more interest accrued generating the , opportunities to win and sponsorship so here is an op­ nitely after the former champion suffered a rib injury while vital areas like housing, edu­ income necessary for various members will be kept infonned portunity for everyone to bene-­ training. The 33-year-old Damiani has some credentials. A silver cation and health, something sports projects. about the exciting new devel­ fit. 'The Namibian Sport hopes medalist at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and a former WBO drastic had to be .done about And club members should opments through the club's the scheme will be very suc­ world heavyweight champion. sponsoring our sportsmen and not worry about their member­ new·sletter. cessful as sport in general will women in their bid to improve ship fees as the initial capital is • Sports officials are always receive a vital boost. Chiefs clinch Kilus XI tourney ' Paltner still far from reaching Madida GOBABIS First Division outfit Epukiro Chiefs made sure the ORLANDO Pirates' lan can Crowie of Lightbody's 14 - Calvin Petersen (Mo­ ter Gordon (Wits Univer­ money remained at home when they seized the Kilus XI soccer Palmer netted two goals Santosand Chiefs' Shane roka Swallows). sity). tournament staged at the weekend by beating Maroon Brothers in at the weekend to move 'Chain' MacGregor whose 13 - Bruce Ray (Hellenic). 9 - Doctor Khumalo the final after a penalty shoot-out to win the RI 500 prize money. two notches up, but still engaged in alP 12 - lan Palmer (Orlando (Chiefs), Ernest 'Wire' The two sides drew 0-0 at regulation rune and Chiefs went on teams were to score all their penalties with Maroon Brothers only netting finds himself far behind ties. Pirates), Doriald 'Ace' Chirwali (Sundowns), three. leader Fani 'Didiza' Palmer's teammate, Khuse (Chiefs), Rodger Friday Williams (Celtic), Maroon BrotheIs reached the final by ousting Dessert Rollers Madida in the Richleigh Lawrence Maake, also im­ Lupiya (Fairways Stars), David Modise (Celtic), 2-0 and Chiefs also downed TransNamib 3-1 to book their place Shoes race for leading proved his position with Philemon Masinga (Jomo Page Mahlangu and Percy into the final. soccer goals corers in the his goal against Crusad­ Cosmos). Nxumalo (Total Aces). Brothers received R900 for reaching the final with both the NSL's Castle League. ers, but is way down the 11 - Greg Hepburn (Cru­ 8 - Sthenibinkosi Biy~la Rollers and TransNamib each earning R300 for appearing in the Palmer raised his tally list. saders), Foh Shangase (Highlands), Shaun Bester semi -final. for the season to 12 with a Leading scorers: (Amazulu), Steve Sekano (Hellenic), Cedric Nakhu­ The other results were: Saturday - Eastern Chiefs 5'Hungry brace against Crusaders 26 - Fani Madida (Kaizer (Moroka Swallows). mwa (Sundowns), Dominic Lions I , Young Beauties 1 Epukiro Chiefs 4, Golden Stars 2 011 Chiefs). Zulu (Umtata Bucks), Epako Pirates 3, TransNamib 5 Eastham 4, Young Stars 1 Maroon at Chatsworth Sunday 10 - Hellman Mkhalele Brothers 4, Kilus XI 4 Dessert Rollers 5. Sunday - Eastern Chiefs to be 14 behind lwisa' 17 - Duncan Crowie (Cosmos), John 'Shoes' SteveField (Wits), Gerald 2 Epukiro Chiefs 3,Epako Pirates 4 TransNamib 5. Kaizer Chiefs' Madida.. (Lightbody's Santos), Moshoeu (Highlands Stober (Lightbody's), He is five goals behind Shane MacGregor Park), Abel 'Chacklas' Lovemore Chafunya continued on page 11 joint second-placed Dun- (Chiefs). Shongwe (Dyiuunos), Pe- (Suntlowns).