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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.422 SOc (GST Inc.) Wednesday October 2 Hope for·doomed towns Euro-mission could bring financial infusion
DOOMED towns such as Uis and Tsumeb where closing TOMMINNEY mines have raised a spectre of mass unemployment can draw hope from an obscure Euro-mission to Namibia. At stake are European Commission grants which could help Rossing get over its cur rent difficulties either in the total anything up to RlSO million. form of alow-interest loan or These are mainly for reviv closure of the copper mine. by buying a bigger share of the ing mining industries in diffi Yesterday Luis Moreno, company, controlled by Brit culty, and come under a provi delegate of the Commission of ain'sRTZ. sion of Namibia's aid and trade the European Comnmnities, told Moreno also admitted that treaty with Europe which is The Namibian that the money the Sysmin funds can stop a called the Lome IV Conven comes under a provision of the country from switching from tion. This is how they have Lome IV Convention known ailing industries into new and been used in neighbouring as Sysmin, and is mainly to be more viable ones. This has countries and could be used used to help mining industries. happened in Zambia and Zaire, for instance in developing It is usually used to help viable where the money has been used Rossing uranium and gold mines in difficulty, or to ex on copper mines part of whose mines. plorenew ~as when an exist problems are similar to those But the cash could also be ing mine'nihs out of reserves ofTCLinNamibia -low world put to a new use in Africa - or ore. prices. developing new industries A Sysmin mission visited He said that it was the local including tourism for towns Namibia from September 15 - governments which suggest w~re mining is gone forever. 27 ,ledby H. Martinwhoheads how the money could be used, Euro-aid has done the same in the European Commission's and this is what had been cho ~outh Wales, Britain, where Divi,sion of Mining and En sen ID those two countries. Hp. closure of coal mines doomed ergy in the Directorate of added that Namibia's Govern a whole region. Development. He met Minis ment is democratic and may OMBILI squatters camp is developing into a township as tents make way for houses. Last year a plan was drafted ter of Mines and 'Energy An respond to people's wishes to For many it's a dream come true. Last Friday, 2S houses were handed over to the first to turn the former tin town of dimba Toivo ja Toivo and Dr try another route. _o_cc_u...:p:-.a_n_t_s_. Pi_·c_tur_e_d_ab_ov_e_b.:..y_J_o_s_eP:...h_M_o_tin-.:;g_a,_a..,:gr_o_u_p_o_f_s _q_u_a_tt_e_r_&_a_t _O_m_b_ili_'.----1 Uis into a working museum Zedekia Ngavirue who is both "We help the (mining) in providing many local people Director General of the Na dustry," he said, but added: with jobs demonstrating local tional Planning Commission "We can give people another industries such as small min and Namibia's "authorising option in another sector. We ing and handicrafts to attract officer" for money from the try to do tm best for the people", tourists. This is similar to Namibia Development Fund, working through their govern VAT's no threat schemes in Wales. This was The Euro team visited ment. ~nly one of the ideas put for Rossing imd Gold Fields Namibian officials are ex ward for Uis of which little Namibia as well as uranium pected to put forWard their more was heard. and base metals mines. Moreno request as early as next month. say local chainstore owners The Euro-cash could turn one said the tearn regards uranium Europe would then send a of these into reality, creating as a very viable industry for consultant to evaluate the plans of jobs and could also be used Namibia. and advise the Government, PRICES in local shops and "Everything imported into MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE the country should be imported to develop new industries in Money could be provided to and money could be available supermarkets are Unlikely Tsumeb, threatened by the the Namibian Government to by March. to rise because of the in net of V AT, and then the 11 per want to. cent Namibian General Sales troduction of Value Added This means that if they want Tax should be added, ' , he Tax (V AT), according to to charge the VAT inclusive warned. several experts. price there is nothing anyone Jones however said, he was The introduction of V AT in Swanu to merge with Swapo? can do to stop them. quite aware of the problems '\ South Africa has already pro Dr Jones however stressed facing retailers, particularly ." voked large-scale protest be that V AT is not definitely not branches of large South Afri SWANU President Vekuii Rukoro said yesterday that his cause of the belief that it will applicable in Namibia. can retail chains. party would work towards an electoral pact with SWAPO adversely affect the poor. These 1arge chains often argue during the forthcoming regional and municipal elections. The fears in Namibia are that it is not financially fea He agreed, however, that the pac~ would have to be dis partly based on the fact that sible for them to mark separate many products imported from price labels for their South cussed and agreed upon by both parties. South Africa are now already African and Namibian branc~s. SWANU's leadership was working towards greater co marked with prices which in Nevertheless, Jones new of operation with SWAPO and other progressive parties, clude the cost of VAT. some South Africans chains but especially with SWAPO, he said. Consumers are worried that that had instructed their Na Rukoro pointed out that the "enemies of the state do not local shopkeepers will keep the mibian branches, to add 1 per want Namibia to succeed," and hence the need for na South African VAT inclusive cent to the 10 per cent S ou~ tional unity to consolidate independence. price, and then also add the 11 African VAT, and pay this as per cent General Sales Tax GST to theNamibianreceiver. He added that even though his party was not a major required by the Namibian He again stressed that even force in Namibian politics, itwould cooperate with others. Receiver of Revenue. if local retailers retained the On the cancellation ofSWANU's All-Branches Consul In this way shopkeepers pre-marked South African price tative Confer~nce scheduled for last Saturday, Rukoro would profit substantially since including V AT, they were not said it was cancelled because the owners of the Katutura they are not required to pass allowed to call it VAT. Community Centre had simultaneously reserved the hall V AT on to the South African Jones also cautioDed Namibi for the SWAPO Pioneer Movement, SWAPO Youth League Receiver of Revenue. ans buying goods iri South When approached for com Africa to make sure they did and for a wedding party. ment Under Secretary in the no pay V AT, and to make clear The conference was now scheduled for November 2-3, Ministry of Finance Dr Johan they were buying for export AN example of how one at a 'venue to be announced in due course. (Nampa) Jones firstly made it clear that purposes. local supermarket deals shopkeepers were entitled to Vekuii Rukoro charge whatever prices they with the V AT issue. continued on page 2 \ . Windhoek Show dispute
Society last week confirmed MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE that a single company has been engaged to put up all the stalls A HEATED dispute has arisen between the local, for this years show. signwriting companies and the Windhoek Show Society He explained the Show over the exclusive award of a contract to erect stalls for Society chose the Z-Group this year's show to a South African company. because the company uses something called the "shell The contract to build stalls to be so much work in the last system" to construct exhibi for the show has apparently two months before the show, tion areas. gone to the large South Afri that local firms could hardly' Hillsman said that in the past can. Z-Group, which special cope and used to have to hire firms constructing stalls for ises in exhibitions, interior extra labour. the Show used all kinds of decorating and shop fittings. 'This year many finns had materials when building. Several small signwriting already started hiring part-time The advantages of the shell companies in Windhoek now labour, but then two weeks system however is that it pro stand to lose important income before the show they suddenly duces uniform and neat results, because the contract has gone realised that no one had been he said. There was no longer to a South African company. offered any work. any signwriting required be TIle companies feel that they Normally a list of prospec cause names were simply cut have always done the work of tive exhibitors is circulated to out and then pasted up. erecting stalls 'adequately in interested firms long before "This is much tidier and the past, and cannot understand the show is due to open, but better than in the past We want why the Show Society has now this year there was no'list. to uplift the standard of the turned to a foreign company. There also appears to be show by putting up stalls that One caller, from the com disagreement about whether the look better, " he added. pany Sign Studio, said the local Z-Group has a subsidiary in He also gave the assurance " I can't believe it" was the statement of Petrus Mouton, the winner of a Golf CTi firms were hundred per cent Namibia or not. that if local companies were from the Windhoek Breweries. Mouton won the car in the much-publicised united in their opposition to A spokesman for the Show able to offer the shell system Windhoek Special contest, and it was presented to him at a Braai in his honour the move by the Show Society. Society last week maintained they would also have been yesterday at the Breweries in Windhoek North. This includes finns such I'.s the company is registered in considered for the contract. The Golf, valued at R38 000, was provided by the Zimmerman Garage in Target Signs, Sign-On, Sign Namibia, but local firms say As things stood however, the Windhoek, and came fully registered by the Breweries. Mouton will have to take Tech, RetiefSales Promotions they have been unable to un package the Z Group was able and Sign Studio's parent com cover a locally registered to offer the Show Society was care of insurance, though. pany Pidgeon Advertising. company with that name. far more favourable, HUlsman Mouton was on hand at the Breweries to receive the car along with his wife, Adonia, In the past years there used ' Kurt HUlsman. of the Show said. and children Lionel and Eugene. The Breweries provided a case of Windhoek Special, which they placed in the boot of Mouton's new car. ... Pictured above, Petrus Mouton, winner of the Windhoek Special Golf CTi, with his younger son Eugene, in the car yesterday.
therefore not subject to VAT. With regard to VAT inclu sive pre-ma.tked prices THE Post Office Is once again under fi re apparently for President urges teachers not to abus~ responsibilities creating problems for qualified black fo,'mer exiles ~ " ~ d work. Despite qualifications gained abr03(i, thl: Post ( 1 ..... C" IS A STRONG warning to wayward teachers was delivered dren. He said there used to be accused of discriminating against highly,eaucated H~lerhone last night by President Sam Nujoma at the official opening of another "hidden apartheid" engineers and ,technicians. the second congress of the Namiblan National Teachers' schools which made mothers Over the last year there have continues her ar,)' kOu\; w (\~t io( and fathers feel they had no Union (Nantu). been many complainl~ as people news. ~rhe (raontns (J( .;Vi{16 on rights over the eduaction of who <.jualified in Britain and no salary with a child 10 support Teachers who abused their Afrikaans-medium instruc their children and that their other countries tried to get past took their toll, but have not positions of responsibility. tion". From now on there was contributions would not Ix: wel whether through alcohol. sex no place in the education sys come. the entry procedures in the Post shaken her determination. with pupils, failure to turn up tem for any teacher who vio "No one can do a better job Office. The problem does not 'fhe Id,t ,he heard was early for work;.or verbal and physi lated the human rights of the of destroying tlli s last hidden seem to be that there is a short 'last month, that they had decid~d cal abuse in class, would be "Namibian citizen I~r", said form of apartheid than you age of jobs, as Postmaster Gen to se nd a telex to the Posts and sununararily dealt with, said Nujoma, adding that the coun teachers," he said. eral Gerhard Ruck says there are TeJecommunicati()n~ Corpora-' the President. "There is a small try would be fooling itself to In the past teachers had been too few school le avers with the tion of Zambia, asking confir minority of teachers who, pretend such teachers did not generally regalfied as a means relevant experience. The prob mation that she was there be through their reprehensible exist either in Nantu or the of preventing change, rather lem seems to lie more with the tween 1979 and ' 1981. This conduct, are threatening the profession at large. than creating it. "But now we personnel policies and practices could take years to come success of our hard-won inde As well as criticising this are in a different world - a pendence," he said. element of the teaching pro ers felt threatened and profes world of independence which of the. Post Office, which is un through in line with usual com Under 'no circumstances fession, the President assured sionally compromised by stu Nantu through its active social der the Ministry of Works, munications problems with would his Government toler Nantu members that he would dents whom he accused of abus role in the struggle, has helped Transport and Communication. Zambia and appears to be only ate the kind ofhabits, p!actices protect good teachers with equal ing their right to education. to create, " said the President. The Post Office will eventually another delaying tactic. Battling and attitudes which had be resolution. He applauded the "newpro In order to effect even fur be changed into a commercial Shilongo is determined not to devilled Namibian education .. It is with shock and disap fessiooalism" being en:ouraged ther change for the better.in parastatal along the lines' of give up or be put off by the Post in the past, Nujoma went on. pointment that I have learned. by Nantu among its members, Namibia teachers had to lead TransNamib and other State Office's attitude and look for They had "kept Namibian chil of the disrespect, indiscipline and praised the organisation's . by example, ,"If you want owned companit's. The latest work elsewhere, as she says dren in the chains of ignorance and downright hooliganism on generosity and commitment. Namibian citizens of the fu _ case involves Selma Shilongo, other qualified black Namibian and subservience just as effec the part of a few unruly and ir Nujoma appealed to teach ture to respect truth and human who started her training in 1979 telephone workers have done. In tively as overcroded classrooms, responsible elements in the stu, ers to get parents and commu dignity, you must first feel these no access to schools, no books, dent community," he said. He nities more involved in the in your own minds," he told in Zam bia, followed by two e: Massive INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP aid for SA Bush guarantees Soviet loans GENEVA: A future demo WASlllNGTON: President Bush accelerated yesterday the availa cratic South Africa will bility of 585 million dollars in credit guarantees for the Soviet Union to buy American grain and other food. The decision gives need a "fairly massive creditors an ironclad guarantee that they will be repaid for private programme of assistance," sales of US farm products to the Soviet Union. to help tackle the effects of It is a boon both for American farmers who are eager to sell Haiti president exiled years of discrimination their grain, and for Soviet buyers who are able to win lower-cost against blacks, a UN 'offi financing because of the government guarantees. cial said yesterday. Bush issued the statement after meeting with Agriculture Basem Khader ofthe United Secretary EdMadigan, the leaderof a US delegation that will visit as army,takes control NationS Development Pro the Soviet Union to assess the prospect for fodd shortages. gramme said the international community musi be ready to • PORT-AU-PRINCE: accused Arlstide ofinterfering The city's downtown area. mount housing, education and UN inspectors fly to Iraq President . Jean-Bertrand in its affairs. Aristide had re was nearly deserted, .withli~le employment programmes for Aristide flew into exile tired the annY's high command traffic. Stores.and offices were blacks in a post-apartheid South MANAMA: A team of UN ballistic weapons experts flew yester yesterday after ,the army and was fIl!llored to'be.training closed and only a few people Afric~. . day to Baghdad to test Iraq's willingness to allow UN inspectors free use of helicopters to search the country for weapons of mass ousted the first democrati an elite-unit for his protection. ventured outside. But he told a press confer Renuuurts _of barricades destruction. Meanwhile, in Bahrain, the head of the UN nuclear cally elected government The army rebellion 1?egan ence the South African gov on Sunday, and at least 26 pc.iq>le erected on Monday smoldered ernment would be expected to inspectors' team that recently returned from Baghdad said he in Haiti's nearly two cen were killed and 200 wounded at key intersections. " believed Saddam Hussein' s atomic programme was· in many turies as a nation. "assUme the bulk of the re in related fighting or street Meanwhile, Aristide, yester sponsibility. " aSp Vice-ChaiIpersoo, two of whom Most have moved back to the FOR YEARS now stories KA lE BURLING about the San people of were elected by the people to land and live according to tra southern Africa have been the Nyae Naye region, have speak on their behalf. ditional ways of hunting and synonomous with gloonl, been retUrning to the land, According to Primary Health gathering. At the same time following the social disaster of Care trainer Liz O'Neill, two they are learning new skills, doom and despair. Descrip forced relocation to Tsumkwe. recent events have played a such as cattle management, tions of the San as a 'dying The programme aims at an major role in giving the Nyae taught by the Foundation. race' , 'victims of alcohol', integrated system of develop Nyae San a new sense of con- ' Patrick Dickens, who is people who have 'losttheir ment, incOl:poIllting agricultural fidence. working at Baraka and is in the way' or 'can't survive in· skills, income generation, pri "The Land Conference was process of compiling a Ju/ the modern world', mary health care and literacy very important," she said. " It 'hoansi dictionary for local use, abound. training. was really the first time that explained that the community In the area designated 'Bush- Co-operative role the people had taken part in is made up of extended family manland' in the east, of Na national policy planning and groups living in areas known mibia, there are plenty of ex Working hand-in-hand with saw other Namibians taking as N!ore. People who want to amples to bear out all the tragic the programme is the Nyae .notice." ,The ~ther landmark. . move into the Nyae Nyae re tales. But there's another side Nyae Farmers' Co-operative, was the visit of President Sam gion make arrangements with to the story: one which sug which wow to raise cmscious .l'fujOIl1ll" who spent a weekend the F:armers' Co-operative, gests brighter chapters .iliead ness among the San commu in the region during August. which consists of one or two in the saga of the Namibian nity and encourage people to .. .Many of the people met him farmers from each ofthe exist San. stand up for their rights. and feel as though they have ing N!ore. New arrivals have At Baraka, some 40 kilom With a tradition of consen established a personal relation to agree to certaL'l farming than etres north of Tsurnkwe, a long sus decision-making rather ship with the President, which practices which will not dis -,~ "v.. ,··~· - established project set up by el~ted representation, the \ in a way I suppose they have," turb the area's fragile environ the Nyae Nyae Development business oflobbying for rights said O'Neill. mental balance. A heavy in Vdll_~ -r·w< is a relatively new concept for Lm Foundation of Namibia is help flux of cattle into a region with LOCAL Government and Housing representative at Tsumkwe ing local San people steer a the San people. Back to the land limited water supplies, for RliIphael Siteketa: stuck with the inherited problems of the careful course towards self The Farmers' Co-operative, Less than balfthe the 900 to example, would create a lot of town's three 'locations'. Though many San people have sufficiency. loosely established about five 1000 San who used to live in problems. That was the reason chosen to return to the land, the locations remain riddled with Since the early 1980's the years ago, is presently led by a TSllmkwe's three 'locations' for the San community getting problems of poor housing and bad sanitation. San of 'Eastern Bushmanland', President, Chairperson and have opted to stay in the town. upset over the arrIval of Her- ero cattle farmers during re work. The idea of a mobile cent monlhs, explai,ne9 0 'Neill. shop selling produce through out the region is presently under New directions consideration. Nyat: Nyae's potential for With the Farmers' Co-op economic viability seems erative 'understudying' the largely to depend on its devel Foundation in certain admin opment as a game area. The istrative tasks as well as pro idea would bring income for moting awareness of CO='l lociU inhabitants from tourists nity issues, the eventual aim of and trophy hunters. Talks with the project is that it should be Nature Conservation on the handed over entirely to Nyae subject had been promising so Nyae San. By that time, self far, but still had a long way to sufficiency should be a practi go, said Dickens. cal reality and decision-mak Farmers' Co-operative Presi ing structures well developed. dent Tsamkxao #Oma said At Baraka, there was little people were interested in the sense of despair or retrospec idea of conserving game to tive gloom. There was more an bring money into the area, but impression of people facing were worried about their up to a tragedy which had almost livestock. He bimselfhad lost overtaken them, and working several cattle to lion over the together to survive. " Why is it past months and needed guar that I can't read and write?" antees against further loss. "If asked#Oma. I don't kill the lion and it takes ,. Because I wasn 't allowed my cattle, I must have some fi to learn, not because I'm stupid. " nancial help. Without my cattle People trought of the San people I'm finished. .. as "small, yellow and useless" NAVE NYAE Farmers' Co-operative President MEMBERS of the San resettlement project at Baraka Other ideas for income gen he said. The San were deter Tsamkxao #Oma: with a little help the San can help work on the construction of a solar-powered wat€r eration focus on San handi mined to prove those people themselves. pump. craft, such as sewing and bead- wrong. Women's launch REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA SWAPO Women's Council assistant coordinator for for MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY eign affairs , Eunice Iipinge, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NEW LICENCE/CONDITIONAL AUTHORITY* TO BE MADE TO THE BOARD FOR CONSIDERATION AT THIS confirmed November 8 as MEETING/SPECIAL MEETING* TO BE HELD ON THE 13TH DAY OF-NOVEMBER 1991. the date for the launch of a 1. 2. 3. 4.' 5. National Women Organisa District in which licence Full names and addresses of applicant and his Class of licence Premises in respect PrlvUegesapplied for. tion. is required. principals (If any) applied for of which the licence Iipinge, who serves as Dep is required. uty ChaiIperson of the Steer - ing Committee on the prepa KARIBIB WERNER GAU-GOAB RESTAURANT ERF 185 ' PRIVILEGED TO SELL ALL SUCH rations for a National PO BOX 39 LIQUOR OTJIMBINGWE ARTICLES AS ARE DESIGNATED Women Organisation, told ARANDIS LICENCE IN SECI10N 69 OF TIIE LIQUOR HOUSE NO: 21 27 ORDINANCE 1969 Nampa the decision was ARANDIS reached last week.' ~. c She said women would join - NOTES: . in their private capacity and • Delete whichever not applicable. This form relates only to applications in terms of section 29 or 77 of the ordinance. many had already indicated : Column 1 - Indicate the name of district In which the licence is desired. interest Co lu mn 2 - Indicate surname of applicant fi rst, then his christian names and full residential and busjne,ss addr~ss. Add.in brackets in same sequence particulars asked for :-- about the principal, stating applicant's re lationship to him. Business or reslderlial address oniy of the principal need be stated. ' She added that about 200 Column 3 - In this connection see section 6 of the ordinac"e. Quote the appropriate Iic~nce requir~d. _ 1f the app:ication is also for a conditional authority, stat.e. in brackets delegates from all parts of "conditional authority". .• <" • '. - ",c .', ' . the C.ountry would be in Co lumn ~ - Give a fuJI clescription 01 the situation of the premises by refere~c~ J9 erf"ai1fl strE'iet number, farm nam~ a,ndJ1umber, etc. _ ,'., .~ _ vited to atteIld the launch. - -;1 Column 5 - Give a lulld~scriptior· of the privilege applied fU quothig the ordin~.n c_e :. ,- _ ,'~ - . ' ~ _ ~_, _ - .-_. ~ ..\' ,: Nampa.: -." S'Wednesday September 2 1991 have friends" Balki struggles to convince a PCC on trial doubting Larry that he ran into Olympic gold medal wumer Carl Lewis in the market. THE verdict of the recent 19hOS: English League treason trial is said to have Soccer been too lenient. Swapo mani 16hS6: Opening 19h5S: FiUer fested their revulsion by call 17hOO: Religious 2OhOO: N.ews ing for it demonstration de programmes 21h4S: Queen and Common Hard realities Zim promises permanently or fired. manding the resignation of 17hOS: Kiddies Filler wealth * The working relations be Justice Bryan O'Linn. 17h20: Raider of the 21hS3: The Black Tower tween the Nigerians and the It is totally unacceptable for ALLOW us to direct this to the South Seas A visit to an old friend leads IN the light of the ongoing Nanubians working there is not Swapo that continues to detain Acti0n series about a small Adam Dalgliesh, a Scotland debate about Nanso and Swapo Zimbabwe High Commis healthy. There is tension, fear hundres of Namibians in un sioner: we are sick and tired of town's wartime encounter with Yard detective, into the omi disaffiliation, I would like to and even mistrust of Namibi~ known circumstances, to have the rumours at the High Com a mysterious "Raider " whose nous world of Toynton Grange, put on record some hard reali ans working at the Embassy, the audacity to pose as 'fight mission that they will increase arrival in a sinister. looking a private nursing home. In an ties. even those who have been there ers for ju stice ' . the salaries. of their employ galleon intensifies fears of atmosphere of hidden danger TIle socalled democratic con fore more than two years. The Political Consultative gress ofNanso at Shipena was enemy invasion. and concealed violence, he ees. * When we drive in town Council (PCC) of ex-Swapo Why do they tell some people 17h44: Educational programme probes the relationships within organised by people with a clear with an officer he/she just shouts detainees is stunned by rm; high aim to disaffiliate from Swapo. that they pay locally recruited Follow me - how to improve the enclosed community. At at you while you are driving degree of hypocrisy and shame Most of the delegates were staff more money than others, your English the centre ofhis inquiries is the until you are completely con lessness of Swapo. The organ clearly mobilised along these like they have claimed they Denmark: joined by the sea Black Tower, a desolate n! fused and could have an acci isation has managed to arrest, lines. We know that schools in pay their drivers R2 8 Wednesday September 2 1991 .. ,. THE NAMIBIAN Botswana: 25 Years of Independence The Botswana High Commission in Windhoek celebrated tbe Botswana's 25th year of Independence at a well-attended function yesterday. Tuelonyana Ditlhabi-Ol iphant, the High Commissioner, welcomed several ministers and members of the diplomatic service to celebrate the National Day in Windhoek. Among the officials attend Ulenga Ben Ulenga, Deputy sive Government drought re ing the function were: Andimba Minister of Wildlife, Conser lid and employment creation Toivo ya Toivo, Minister of vation and Tourism conmlenled measures, focussing on chil Mines and Energy; Dr Nickey at the function, "Botswana is dren and women. I yambo, Miister of Health and in an enviable position_ The Botswana has roughly 17 ()(X) Social Services; Dr Libertine people are peace loving and migrant labourers in South Af Amathila, Minister of Local the economy of the country is rica, down from 25 000 in the Government and Housing; quite strong ... early 1980s. Although the Pendukeni Ithana, Minister of The improvements in child remittances form a relatively Culture and Sport; and Steyn survival and nutrition during small part of foreign exchange Rylander the Swedish Ambas the 1980s took place despite a earnings, repatriation would support of environment awareness, management took to plaIDtiin2 sador. severe seven-year drought. cause hardship for the ex Botswana attained independ Infant mortality has dropped migrants and their families as grounds of the Corporation. Director General Nahum Gorelick opened the occasion ence on September 30, 1966- from 71/1000 in 1981 to 37/ employment opportuities are and said Namibia was a country with very few trees and the NBC would contribute and for the first 14 years the 1000 in 1987, the lowest in the limited since most industries to the improvement of tree growth in Namibia. From left to right: Stuart Super, country was led by Sir Seretse SADCC states. This is thought in the country are capital in Tulinane Emvula, Jaap Blaauw, Laina Bachler, Uazuvara Katjivena, Yussuf Hassan Khama. On his death in 1980, to have been assisted by exten- tensive. and Martin Venter. Fr.ont: Nahum Gorelick and Esau Uirab. former Vice President Dr Quett Masire came to office. The country has been ruled • by the Bostwana Democratic Party since independence and every ive years general elec tions are held. The biggest opposition party is the Bc.\swan" National Front, led by Dr The Toyota Cressida. Kenneth Komll. Despite a few problems during the last elec tions, Botswana remains a peaceful nation and has never experienced war. There has however been a great demand from the opposition parties on changing the current electoral policy. Unlike many of the neigh bouring countries Botswana, which was colonised by the British, did not inherit infra structure exfcept a railway line. TIle capital city Gaborone, was built from scratch in 1966 and the' new Sua Pan project has resulted in rapid growth in Francistown, Botswana's sec ond largest town. The main languages are Set sw ana and English with a few other lan guages like Kalanga Subiya Sebirwa and Setswapong. Throughout the 1980s the economy registered growth largely due to the tremendous increase in the value of dia mond sales which account for 70% of exports. The diamond market, how ever, is expected to decline as a result of worold recession, leading planners to project a It offers everything from A to ZJ budged deficit over the next few years. In a attempt to reduce its dependence on diamonds, the Government has attempted to develop an industrial and light manufacturing sector with some success. As part of its longer term strategy, the Government announced that the level of its diamond extraction will be reduced over the mxt few years. The P900 million Soda Ash Project at the newly established Sua town in the Makgadikgadi Pans is expected to fuel the economy of the country. 1hrugh the project has creatd employ ment, many Batswana are keptical about the long term effects on the environment. The project is expected to produce 50 000 tons of soda ash and 650000 tons of salt per year, earning roughly $150 million at current prices. Botswana has been fortunate to be in an extremely strong fiscal position. This in combi nation with enlightened social poilcis has resulted in heavy _ investments in the social sec tors. Consequently, the social indicators for Botswana are the best in the region • ""'t ("It. ' •• ~_,~ .... ,. " I') .• _____ ... I _ _ t1_' n lAD.,·:lJ '; 1.4 ~~T .. ~ 1. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday September 2 1991 9 A great day for Omuntele Crime SATURDAY was a great OSWALD SHIVUTE ger and illiteracy. The Presi day for the Omuntele resi- . dent condemned alcohol abuse file dents in the south-east of sioner for Ondangwa, Brian dihina short but very effective and called on women and men Ondangwa when they were Simataa, Deputy Secretary from speech welcomed the Presi not to go to cucashops drink GOODS worth more than visited by the President of the Office of the President, dent on behalf of the Omuntele ing tombo but to stay at home R200 000 were stolen coun Mrs Hishongwa and Swapo Co Community. and look afterthe children who Namibia Sam Nujoma for trywide during the week ordinator for Ondangwa Re A lists of problems was given are the nation of tomorrow. the first time. end, while several cases of gion, Billy Mwaningange was to the President by the Branch The President told the audi robbery were also reported Early Saturday moming thou welcomed by school children Secretary Akwaake Johannes ence that the members of the Wanted in the same period. sands of people gathered at singing "Thanks Nujoma for Kambonde concerning water, community must help the Po THE Namibian Police has re Omuntele Primary School build making us free from roads, telephone communica lice to combat crime, adding quested the media and the public Most items were stolen in ings waiting for the President colonialism. After the National tions, schools and classrooms, that some people encouraged to assist them in tracing Jacobus Windhoek involving goods who was scheduled to visit Anthem was sung the gather clinics, electricity, police and the Botsotsos by buying stolen Hennanus Adams, who is ac valued at R171 471. Uutsathima, Amarika, Olumpe ing was opened with a prayer the courts. In his speech the goods from them. cused of car theft. This included four vehicles lengwa, Onemanya, Onaanda, by Reverend Egumbo and af President thanked the Chief of Regarding road fatalities, the Adams, (photo above), is ac valued at R61 500. Eleven cused of having stolen a car val Uuvudhiya and Onoolongo be ter the Commissioner had in Ondonga and his headmen as President asked the Police to ued at R6 000 at Gobabis. cases of housebreaking, eight fore he came to Omuntele and troduced the guests to the well as the Omuntele commu work hard to control the traffic He failed to appear on his trial of theft and fourteen of theft people, the Chief of Ondonga, nity especially the mothers of on the roads. Lastly the Presi then from there to Omuthiya date and a warrant for arrest was out of a motorvehic1es were Tatekulu Inunanuel Elifas in the nation for their help to dent asked the people to work gwlipundi, Onyanya and issued. Any person with infor also reported in the capital. troduced the President to the freedom fighters during the hard in the mahangu fields so Okankolo in the east of mation which could lead to his 1bree cases of robbery were Ondangwa. On his arrival the community according to tradi freedom struggle. that they could produce more arrest should contact Detective also reported in Windhoek. President accompanied by the . tional protocol. The President appealed to and sell the surplus to the Warrant Officer Behr, telephone A Chief of Ondonga District The Omuntele Combined PS the people to be vigilant about Government so that this could (0681) 3074,(w), (0681) 2711 or * man was robbed of cash Inunanuel Elifas, the Commis- headmaster Ahithophel Antin- the'enerrries'ofpoverty,hun- be used in time of drought. the nearest police station. at Down Town Restaurant, Windhoek on Friday; an un known man was robbed Pi • ooierspark on Friday; an other was robbed in Katu tura on the same day.. The police are investigat ing a alleged case of rape of an 18 year-old girl in Grysblok~ Katutura Swapo women off to USSR Whether it's Monday a.m. on the way to the office or the weekend catching a SWAPO Womens Council National Coordinator Ellen few ZZZZs in the wilderness, the Toyota Musialela and SWC Assistant Coordinator for foreign affairs Cressida is always at home. In fact, the and information, Eunice lip Cressida is a lot of cars in one. With an inge, will depart for the Soviet Union today at the invitation impressive list of features to match. of the Soviet Women's Com rrrittee. Once you slip behind the wheel you'll Ellen Musialela told N ampa discover that the Cressida is an ultra that the purpose of th.:. visit was to strengthen and consoli-. luxury car. With speed sensitive power date the relationship and friend steering. Fragrant leather upholstery. ship between the SWC and the Soviet Womens Conunittee that Power windows and central locking. the two organisations have been sharing since the liberation Speed control. Automatic climate-control struggle. air conditioning. A 4-speaker quality She further said that in view of the political changes in the stereo sound system. To name but a few. Soviet Union they were going :.' Now drive it. You'll realize it is just as to see how the Soviet women handle the present situation in much a powerful performance car when that country and learn from them. · . you feel t~e 3.0i 24 valve twin cam power Musialela added that this house generate its impressive 140 kW at experience would be benefi zzz ... cial to the SWC since.it is a 5 600 rpm. Roadholding an4 ride:.comfo!t young organisation in a free take on new meaning WitJi,.~ll~tQtinCt inde- country and needs to' know how ~...... -"',- ft -. . . ~~ '~':; to tackle problems which may pendent suspen~.i6~. _~'. ~-:'f_ j. ..,j:. ~ ~ _ r. 4- crop up. She said the Soviet Womens , Ra5~~nger ~Jlf~~x," ap;t(~-.r~liap~h!y . ~re ~{':'" '" Committee had been provid -'.... , • ..( # • ."i'!~" '., -"" .' ;.,~,.~J< ," ~ 't ..... _ ot '< ..... " .. ~ ..... twn'" cither,' signifidnt ':'qua-!fifes of ~the ~:.it: ._ J, ing financial and material '"', ... .-',. .!I:, _ ... '. :.!,;);:. : ;. :". _. 'e" "'- ~-... ~"".... '1'" _ support to the SWC during and · Cressida:' Furthe1'~ J . ' tythi'~: . ·: J.r :; '-., - • - ".... h ·'"" after the liberation struggle ...... '1' i - t " ·'t · d' E~e . ng 'l\eepsgomg ng:t · . Last year the Soviet Women comp emC.n e . -:'. . .~. ..' gave a scholarship to the SWC with a o~e, tw; . 'TI' for a Namibian woman to be sent to study medicine in the or thr:ee year e~~ ' ---,....:...-~"--'-~=-..:;--- Soviet Union, she added. tendedwarrant)l ".. Musialela and lipinge will retum to Namibia on October option. Add to this the spacious inter.i{)r .·- 23. and" ample boot ·anq the.Cressida takes on·. another dimension. The perfect family car. TV licences' Any which way you look at it, featur.e for ' feature, rand for rand, the Toyota TELEVISION licences for the 1991/2 licence year ex Cressida offers the best motoring value, pired on September 30. Li cence-holders will be given Y:Qu can-lind., As we've ,already put it. the ,. a period of grace until Oc · s::fess!da offers everything. From A to Z. tober31 for payment How '~:<-- ever, if payment is not re "'Cressida Range: 2.0 litre GS &. GSE; 2.4 Iit;e G!- &. .GlE. sedan and station wagen; ceived by fhis date, a pen · 2.0 litre 24 valv~ Twin cam Gll·6 &. Gli·6 E~~eufive; 3.0 Ijt(,e 24 valve Twin Cam GLS &: 3.0i; choice' of manual or automatic. alty oflO per cent permoiuh will be levied from Octo ber 1, the NEe said this week. • 10 Wednesday'Septeniber ' 2 1991 ' THE NAMIBfAN ' Aapolisi InoWithuis ya lulilwa konyata Omagumbo 11 otaga gandjwa nena mOngwediva Omolwashike twa ekel OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI koshipangelo, okwa li a pulwa wahi ngeyi? Tuli tatu uhala kutya oha zi peni, na okwa li a Omunambelewa Omukuluntu. OSWALD SHIVUTE tatu lala notatu li, tu li ndjoka yi tonditha, nomuntu geyi omvula noomwedhi ne lornbwele Omundohotola nenge mOmbelewa yOmapangelo mumwe nohanya/nomeya owa li to ipula kutya omo ngaa lwaarnpoka na oye li mo Aapo Omupangi ngoka e mu pulile gopaitopolwa nOmagumbo na oondunda mbali dhokulala, ha mu zi shili Aapolisi mboka lisi 19lwaampoka. Omulongo kutya, oha zi ko Withuis, mOshakati omusamane An oshawa nombata oseti nokom gonyata moWithuis- eg ho adha ya zala nawa 0 Uni na yaheyali oomeme omanga Elago okwa ti kutya, bitha oshowo oshiwalanda umbo lyAapolisi dreas Shileka, ongula yohela fooloma dhawo ngele to ya yaali 2 aalumentu. Okwa ti Oshipangelo osha li sha tuma okwa li a 10mbwe1e oshifo shika nongalashe yohauto, ofuto mOlukanda lwa Shakati adha miilonga pOstaasi yawo kutya hela ngaa ye ya mo oo.kalo ko aantu ye ye ya tale na oya li mOshakati kutya Oministeli yi komwedhi R396. popepi nontopa ya Kuve nenge ye li mopatrola. osho ashike ya kala ngawo ya ya zi ko ya kuminwa onkalo na sha nOmapangelo gOpaito Oludhi olutitano 10 010 lwa lai, sho nande tu lipota pu Kehe mpoka to ende okom nyatapala. moka Aapolisi ye li mo, ihe polwa nOmagumbo Libertine hugunina olu na oondunda ndatu wapalekwe ku MuDi gwa - banda yomeya gonyata taga Oshifo shika osha li wo sha Iiande ongaaka, koko aka thila Amadhilanena ote yakOwambo dhokulala, oshawa nombata, Shakati owa fa ashike to kunguluka ga uka moondunda dhidhilike kutya oomeme omututu e ta mwena. meendelelo opo e ye a gandje okombitha noseti oshowo lombwele omamanya, dhokuuhala nomookombitha yamwe oye na uunona, Pokuma mpoka opu na wo omagumbo ge li omulongo oshiwaranda nongalashe, muka nonando kemanya kuza wo moka. nopethimbo limwe oto mono okandama okawanawa nalimwe kooyene yomwaam omuna wonondunda yokulila. ontsi ngele wa dhenge ko. Aapolisi mbaka opo ya vule aanona nkme taya dhana popepi kokuyoga hoka taka vulu boka ya li ya ninga eindilo Ofuto R482.45 komwedhi. okweenda okuza mo nokuya nomeya gonyata, yo oomeme okulongithwa kAapolisi po lyomagumbo mO\'alombola sha Miimaliwa ya tumbulwa Shilca osha li sha lombwelwa mo, oya gongela omamanya oye li ihe miilonga-yokukelela mathimbo gawo gokuvul Ngwediva. omwa kwatelwa wo oAssur- oshifo shoThe Namibian noodhopi, taya ningi uunima aanona mbaka ethimbo kehe ulukwa, ngeno ye li mo ngaa Oministeli" otayi ka ninga ansi yOOranda R2.80, R3.40, mOshakati omutenya gwohela wafa uuntopa hoka oko ihe taya opo yaa ye mumwe nomeya taya yogo, ihe ngele oto tala epatululo lyokugandja oma R3.75, R6.00 na R7.45 kAapolisi mboka ye li meg ende ngele ya uka moondunda ngoka taga kunguluka. mo omwa kaka nayi lela kom gumbo ngaka nota ka gandja komwedhi kehe. umbo ndjoka hali ithanwa dhawo dhokulala nenge dho Omupolisi gumwe gwomu eya gonyata. 11 ngoka ga pwa nale, opo ihe Shileka kepulo okwa ti kutya, oWithuis mOlukanda lw kulila. , lumentu oha lala mokandjugo .Ehala alihe olya kaka nayi komeho ombelewa ye omagumbo nga taga gandjwa aShakati. Gumwe gwomAapolisi kiipeleki ka ke na nande ek na olya JXUllbwa okuwapalekwa yomOshitopolwa tayi ka gandja nena ka ge na manga omalush Oshifo osha li wo shayi ko, yaampoka Constabel Elago, ende limwe nomuntu oho ku Muni gwondoolopa ya ko ngoka taga pu molweendo eno, shiinwe ashike elalakano paindilo ly Aapolisi, opo shi ka okwa li a lombwele Oshifo shika kumwa kutya 00a vulu okufudha Shakati tango opo ihe Aapolisi lwokutunga. olyo ndjoka ga ka tulwe oma tale shoshene na osha"li sha pehala mpoka kutya, megumbo nawa ngiini ando. mboka ye li mo taya tsikile Omusamane Shileka okwa lusheno nago kEpangelo adha shili onkalo yegumbo moka oya kala mQ"ngaashin- UUlldjugo wumwe, ngele kau noku li kaleka Iya yela. lombwela oshifo shika kutya komasiku ta ge ya. Okwa tege shi~, hela ngaa wa yrouukile Nande ngeno Oministeli ye mOvalombola otamu tungwa lelwa anuwa omagumbo agehe pethimbo ndiya Okoevoeta ya ya po ndele tayi ya yi tale omagumbo agehe kumwe 450 ngokatagatungwamuValom zile mo, inau wapalekwa we kutya Aapolisi yayo ohaya zi komahangano geligatatu; lya bola ge li 450 nomOshakati .INI IIJ\~ City nonando kwa kala ta kuningwa peni, otayi si ohoni noonkondo .. Super, lyAachina nolya Skran mOndoolopa ge li 50 ngaashi omaindilonogopamushangwa Aapolisi ya yela pondje, ihe der.noge li pamaludhi gatano. ga tamekelwe okutungwa pet jfi'l'li\~"~ t College wu opalekwe. Oshikondo mpoka haya zi kapu shi kutalwa. Oludhi lwotango olina ashike ameko lyomvula ndjika, ga For a better education shIilonga anuwa osha mwena Osho gumwe a li a lombwele ondunda yimwe yokulala, kapwe mu Maalitsa omvula tayi ashike. oshifo shika ngaaka. ya 1992. . Diploma Courses In: ombata yi " li mumwe "Otwa kala nokupula kOsta Oshifo oshali sha monathana nokandjugo nota yi pu1a R77.80 Sbi na sha nepu10 kutya ngele - Executive Secretarial Course tion Commander yetu yaShakati nom,ukuluntu gwopolisi moshi komwedhi, omanga ontiyali yi oya mona aantu mboka taya - Comprehensive Computer Course opo a popye nOokalambuka topolwa shaWambonaKaoko, na ondunda yimwe yokulala, nyenyeta kutya . omagumbo - Word Processing hoka, ya wapaleke onkalo Omukonakoni . omukuluntu " oseti, okombitha nokandjugo omashona, omusamane Shileka ndjoka ihe nande ongaaka,.kO IosefEkandjo, na okwa ti kutya, nombata, komwedhi okwa ti kutya, mboka haya - Adult English Improvement shikondo shoka shi na sha ye oku shi oshinima shoka ooRI39.40. Oludhi olutitatu olu nyenyeta ngaaka oyo mboka - Dressmaking noshinakugwanithwa shika nenyenyeto ndjoka, nuusama na oondjugo dhokulala mball, ye na nale omagumbo, ihe - Modern Design inakuza nande eyamukulo na okwa li e u gandja ku Muni ombata nokandjugo, okombitha mboka kaye na nande osha hayo otWa kala twa talika ko ando gwa Shakati gwa Shakati, oye noseti, oyina iimaliwa R176.75 haya nyenyeta uUshona woma City Centre Accommodation tse iingulu nenge ongiini a ethele ehala ndjoka. Okwa ti komwedhi. Oludhi olutine olu gumbo gamwe ngaka. walyewo," Gumwe kutya okwa li a ka monathana For a free brochure and information gwomAapolisi ta lombwele nomukuluntu gwOshitopolwa oshifo shika. shJilonga mOshakati omutenya I ' Write to: City College, P.O. Box 647 I Constabel Elago, okwa li a tuu gwoheIa na okwa li e mu r---Johalmesburg------2000. Tel. (011)294118 .. I I lombwele oshifo shika, kon lombwele uudhigu womoW ima sho a li a pulwa kutya, nge ithuis. Name: I Address: ______I oshitopolwa shOnkalonawa Ekandjo okwa kwashili I Cooe ____ I mOshipangelooyalituuyeshi paleka kutya mboka yoshito lombwela noku shi ulikila polwa shIilonga otaya ka onkalo moka yeli, kutya ina ye wapaleka ehala ndjoka, unene " shi ninga. kaya li ye shi shi, ihe tuu okupomba mo omeyangoka okwa li ye mwene a ehama po gonyata taga kunguluka mokati ethimbo limwe, nashi a yi kaakalimo yomoWitlmis moka. Ministry of Education and Culture Eumbo latate Paulus Shimblllnga mOkambebe okwa li la { yambekwa mOlomakaya la dja ko eshi okamona, Fenny nokatekulu Penneyambeko Ngbinyangelwa va yapuillwa Pionier Boys' School: Windhoek Nonande kwa talika kutya Oshakati oyo ondoolopa onene ohombo yavo meongaIo laElcin mOngenga. Fenny ova hom- T eacher/lnstructore: mOshitopolwa shaWambo, omo mu na Oshipangelo osh bolana David Christian omanga Peneyambeke (Yambeko) va inene, Oongeshefa oonene noombelewa oonene dhEpangelo hombola!'ana naFUIlIpus Katanga. Mefaoo ell okudja kolumosho Motor Body Repairing ngaashl ndjoka yOpolisi, yEtanga lyEgameno, yEgameno otaku monika David nomuholike waye Fenny, va shikulwa Completed apprenticeship or an indus lyEpangelo, yOmauyelele, yOradlo, ya KomufaIa mo tamu kuKatanga naPeneyambeko. kala nee !he Ooseko nOosikola dhopevi moka mu na aanyasha trial diploma is an essential minimum oyendji nosho tuu, osha yela kutya opu na ngaa okauhetbi " ko nasha newapaleko lyuupale Aakalirno oya gandja nale qualifications: kasha ke na sha oeslloshimpwiyu l'omaupale wokudbanena, womaudhano mOndoolopa ya iifendela yawo ku Muni, opo ngaashi omatabga gokoompadhi, goonete nenge Oatletika. Shakati, nonando owo hau Muni a wapaleke oondoolopa te Shika oshi li tashi nyenyetwa Shakati, Silvanus Vatuva, dhoka longithwa unene kOosipana shi ningi naalongi mboka ya NTC 3 and at least 3 years experience kaakalirno oyendji yomondool- dha li dha tumwa mombepo dhomoshitopolwa. Aalongi mo kutilwa iilonga mbyoka, oshoka after completion of apprenticeship. opa moka noya li ye shi nodha li dha pulakenwa kaaka- Werke-ngaashi haku ti- omo ye opo ye li nale. Aakalimo otaya lombwele wo noshifo shika. lirno oyendji, dhi na sha ne- li. Iilongitho omo yi li na otaya indile neitulomo opo Ookomi Aakalirno oya li ya gandja shunomonima lyomuthika vulu naana okulonga ngaashi ya tiye dhoka dha tulwa po dhi sile Applications to be completed on form 21 ongoshiholelwa, okapale hoka ( S tan d a r d ) g w u u pal e kala haya longo shito pethimbo oondoolopa oshimpwiyu, dhi 544 or Z83 and directed to: ko Rugby no ketanga lyokoom- womaudhano moshitopolwa, ndiyaka ekulu, okutekela uupale tale onakalo yuupale padhi hoka ke li mOndoolopa ya moka Komufala a li a ti kutya wu kale wu na ongwena ngaashi womaudhan.o moshitopolwa Shakati popepi nOshipangelo o~higwana na shi itule mo me- hashi . ningwa moondoolopa unene tuu mboka wa Shakati The Principal-pionier Boys' School nkee ka li nale nonkee katya wapaleko lyomahala mwa kwa- oonkwawo mo Namibia. Aaka oshoka owo hawu dhanenwa pa Private Bag 12002 - Ausspannplatz pethimbo ndika. Ongwena telwa Uupale womaudhano wo. limo otaya ti 1rutya, shapo shigwana (National). ndjoka ya li mo oya lrukuta mo, Aakalirno yamwe mboka ya li mboka haya wilike oshitopolwa Unene ngashi kwa li ta ku Windhoek - Namibia - 9000 mo ta mu tulwa ishewe omuli1" ya monathana noshifo shika shlilonga oyo ashike kaye na dhilaadhilwa uudhano uunene eeta gu fike mo omwiidhi ndele moshinima shika shUupale oonkondo nomukumo mokunin mboka wa li wu na okudhani Closing Date: 11 October 1991 nondjelo yokapale tayi kana. : womaudhano, oya li ya ganomokugandja omalombwelo thwa ko Club Fantasy, wa li wa Oradio esilru limwe oya li y , nyenyeta noya gandja uusama kaalongi ya longe shilli neitu ithana notau ka ithana natango Date of Appointment: Immediately . ningi oonkundathana na kOshitopolwa sha Muni gwa lome opo ya wapaleke omahala Oosipana adhihe moNamibiadhi Komufala gwOshitopolwa sha Shakati kutya oye naana ke na ngaka gomaudhano. ye dhi dhanene kOshakati. THE'NAMI BI"AN' , Wednesday ' September 2 199 1 11 Baie standpunte by onderwysk ongres DIE tweede jaarkongres van Nantu wat gister in die leerlinge per onderwyser gekom word nog steeds gebru ik as kom. ' n Ander verteenwoor Die President van Nanso. hoofstad 'n aanvang geneem het, het verskeie kere het nie. Sauerwein het weer maatstaf om leerlinge toe gang di gcr v ra vir die afskaffing van Vincent Likoro. het .Nantu rondom die kwessie van hoe skoolfondse wat by sekere eens die standpunt van Nantu tot 'n skool te weerhou. Hy het aanlegtoetse om tot 'n skool gelukgewens met hul kongres skole vereis word gedraai maar het nog geen resolusies teen die instelling van lyfstraf verwys ~ die nu we skool wat toegelaat te word. en terselfdertyd bygevoeg dat geneem nie. Na verwagting sal alle resolusies op Don beklemtoon maar het gevra vir binnekort op Stampriet geo Hy se baie skole in die land die twee bewegings moot kyk alternatiewe maatreels om pensal word en se die skoolfunds stel hul eie toetse op om te na wyses waarop die vcrhouu derdag bekend gemaak word terwyl die verkiesing van dissipline in skole te red. wat na hy beweer R6 000 per bepaal of 'n leerling tot die ing tussen onderwyscrs en 'n nuwe bestuur ook op dieselfde dag sal plaasvind. 'n Verteenwoordiger van jaar bedra 'n manier is om te skool toegelaat lean word maar skoHere vcrbeter kan word. 'n Die kongres word deur on bereid is om die veranderings Karasburg, William Daniels, verseker dat net sekere kinders in baie van die gevalle is dit Verteenwoordiger van die geveer tweehonderd verteen van die regering te bewerk se dit wil vir horn voorkom hierdie skool bywoon. Hy het maar net 'n rookskerm wrumnee . Caprivi het haar komrner woordigers vanuit al die streke stellig nie, kan daar geen sulcses asof die land in Keetmanshoop die voorsiening wat in die sekere leerlinge toegang tot 'n uitgespreekoordie betrokken in die land bygewoon en gister verwag word nie. Paul Sauer eindig en dat daar geen aandag N amibiese konstitusie vir pri skool verboed word Indien daar heid van Nantu-lede in die het verteenwoordigers van die wein, 'n verteenwoordigervan aan pleklce verder suid gegee vate skole gemaak word be voortgegaan word met hierdie onlangse rassevoorvalle in die verskillende streke hoofsaak die Keetmanshoop streek, het word nie. Hy se onderwysers stempel as 'n gaping wat ges toetse moet daar 'n gestandaar Caprivi. Sy se hierdie voorvalle Hk verslae gelewer van wat in sy komrneruitgespreek oor die wat as gemeenskapsleiers kep is vir die beoefening van diseerde toets deur die reger word tot 'n groot mate vir po hul onderskeie takke aan die groot aantal onderwysers wat deelneem aan sosiale aktiwiteite Apartheid omdat die meeste ing opgestel word wat in alle Htieke gewin gebruik en aang gang is. die beroep verlaat op soek na word gewoonlik bestempel dat kinders nie in staat sal wees skole van toepassing sal wees. estook Op die kongres het dit duioo. groener weivelde in die pri hulle politiek bedryf. om die hoe bedrag aan lik begin blyk dat onderwysers . vaatsektor. Een van die verteenwoor skoolfonds te betaal nie. sat is vir die middelvlak van Hy is ook bekomrnerd oor digers se die Adjunk-Minister Hy het die kongres versoek die regering en in die woorde die groot aantal leerliuge per van Onderwys en Kultuur, om wanne-er dit by resolusies van een verteenwoordiger, "sit onderwyser wat in die skole Buddy Wentworth, het vroeer kom Nantu se veragting van en lag die middelvlak in reger aangetref word. Hy se, on beloof dat skoolfonds~ nie die situasie duidelik bekend te ingsposte oor nasiofillle ver derwysers ondervind ook dis gebruik mag ~ord om leer maak. Hy het ook gevra dat soening." Solankbierdie amPle siplinere probleme terwyl daar linge toegang tot 'n skool te veran4erings op die middelvlak nare in hul posisies sit en Die geen verandering in die aantal weier nie. Hy se skoolfondse van , onderwysbestuur.,., moe~ ·Geen plek vir onprofessionele onderwyser - N~joma DIE Staatspresident, Sam die standaard benodig in die Die ·rol van die onderwyser bierdie omstandighede deur lml Nujoma, het gister ' die onderwys te bepaal. Hy het sy is in die verlede venninder tot voorbeeld skep; se Nujomil. amptelike opening van die blydskap uitgespreek oor die die van 'n onderdanige, 0nJcri Indien onderwysers daatop Nantu-kongres in Katu vnderwysers self gevoel het tie se dienskneg en,hulle is ook aandring dat hul menswaar tura behartig. Nujomahet dat hul status die kwaliteit van veral gebruik om verandering digheid in die skole waardeer onderwys in die land bepaal. teen te werk in plaas van om m6et word, moet hulle self 'n hom tydens hierdie open Nujoma se, die rol van die dit te bevorder. voorbeeld stel deur hul ing sterk uitgespreek teen onderwyser het ingrypend sedert Hy het onderwysers gevra hardwerkendheid. onproffesionele optrede in onafhanklikheid en nll' die im om hul eie denkwyse te veran Nujoma het ook 'n waar die onderwys. plementering van die regering der indien hulle respek vir die skuwing gerig aan die on Nujoma se dit is makliker se nuwe beleid gegrond' op waameid enmenswaardigheid derwysers wat deur hul onpro om te bepaal hoeveel on geregtigheid, vryheid en de wil ontwikkel. fessionele optrede die standaard derwysers in die toekoms mokrasie, verander. Indien onderwysers die kin van onderwys in die land ver benodig sal word, hoeveel skole In die verlede is veral die ders van die land in 'n laag. Hy het 'n waarskuwing gebou moet word en wat on swart onderwyser van profes omgeweing van respek, wed gerig dat daar emstig teenoor derwysers se salarisse moet sionele kwalifikasies en status ersydse vertroue en gelykheid hierdie onderwysers opgetree vier vriendinne wat Saterdag die konsert in Katutura maar dit is veel moeiliker om weerhou. wil opvoed moet hulle self sal word. geniet het. Hulle is Jackie, Skolley, Maureen en Mabel. Samewerking met Duitsland 'n SAMEWERKING Hanekom, geopen is het 'n tervoorsieningskerna, moet die PRESENTS SOOREENKOMS op ekon tweeledige doel gehad naam projektenog 'naanvangneem. omiese gebied tussen Namibie Hk om die vordering wat met Een v,an die belangrikste sake en Duitsland is ver lede Vry vorige projekte gemaak is te by die samesprekings was die dag, 27 September , deur die evalueer en om geleenthede en voortgesette Duitse onder Dlrekteur-Generaal van die voorstelle vir toekomstige steuning vir die Beroepsopleid The Amazing Local Pop Gr~up Nasionale Beplannlngskom samewerking te bespreek ingskool in Khomasdal. 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Monday but apologized at the Dedrs Strauss. last minute, complaining of ~WAR ~ CONTI·NUES. Tel: 37470 (w) Die huis is' ongelooflik fatigue. 61558 (h) netjies In table tennis, Nigeria also Vriendelik, ruim en koel won five golds and five silvers 'AS-the "Birds issue official statement. .. Sulderhot to sweep the event, and cap :, '- (4387) met b~e s(oepplante, groot tured another 17 medals, four . 3 Bedrooms with b.Lc. bome' Volkm veilig met INTER-ATLANTIC Blue buy off the referees and lines- improve the fast deteriorating of them gold, to retain a run Bathroom & Guest toilet diefCllann + diefwering W I!ters have strongly n-;; men.') image of your team. 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All Toilet Sets • Definitely only at selected Edgars stores. Edgars· 16 Tuesday October 1 1991 1 • t , • 1 ~ ( I' ( ,.,. f , THE NAMIBIAN" -, -. It lit f" .. t • f • All-Africa Games·: Harry Simon knocks RESULTS ... RESULTS out opponent ... ALL AFRICA GAMES MO UAFO Kamayov scored in the ninth minute to earn Cameroun a 1-0 win over TUniSia in the All-African AND JOINS THE GOLD MEDAL CLUB Games soccer final on Monday. pion in the welterweight divi two of the world's best boxing Nigeria won the bronze medal by beating Zimbabwe 3- CONRAD ANGULA sion, floored Nigerian Sabitu nations, " Kaperu said. O. Tajudeen with only 20 sec Other Namibianboxers who HARRY Simon, one of the best boxing prospe~s this onds of the first round remain failed tomake their mark at the country has ever produced, won a fourth gold medal for ing. All- Africa Games in Egypt EASTERN SUB-REGION Namibia by knocking out his opponent in the final day Ioe Kaperu, a former na are Nickodemus Indongo (light of the boxing tournament of the All-Africa Games on tional boxing champion and flyweight), Albertus Katiti METROPOLITAN CUP PLAY-OFFS: Monday; General Secretary ·of the (bantamweight), Nestor Tho THE following are the-results of the Metropolitan Cup Namibia Amateur Boxing bias (light middleweight) and The other Namibiilns sports qualifiers play-offs played at Gobabis at the weekend: swimmer Jorge Lindemeier. Federation (NABF), was a Sakkie Shivute (middleweight). men to have won gold medals . Y~ung Beauties 0 East~n Chiefs 1, Epukiro Chiefs 1 Simon, a two-time Federa happy man when approached Kaperu attributed the poor at the Games · are sprinters Killus XI 2, Dessert Rollers 5 Epako Chiefs 3, TransNamib tionofEast, South and Central by the Namibian Sport yester performances of the boxers to Frankie 'Namblitz' Fredericks 1 Eastham 1 (Eastham win 5-0 on penalties), Maroon Africa Ainateur Boxing Asso day. the lack of proper competition (lOOm and 200m sprints) and Brothers v. Golden Stars (Brothers goes through as ciation (FESCAABA) cham- , 'Man I cannot find enough and exposure. Stars failed to turn up), Killus XI 2 Eastern Chiefs 0, words to express how happy I "We certainly h ave some Dessert Rollers 0 Maroon Brothers 0 (Rollers win 3-1 on am. I knew the youngster had talented boxing youngsters on pen.), Eastham 2 United Stones 0, Killus XI 2 Dessert the potential to make his mark the African continent but we in the African sports arena. can forget about any more Rollers 2 (Killus win 4-3 on f,en.). Final: KilIus XI beat "I am also confident that champions until they get com Eastham 3-0 to qualify for f"'trst round of the Metropoli one day, with proper training, petiton with more experienced tan competition. expbsure and better competi boxers from other countries. tion, he will be able to chal "The politicians have opened lenge the best in the world, the doors for us but the poor especially the Americans. Harry finacial state of affairs in the is, to say the least, a world sporting field will deny our beater who just needs proper guys these opportunities," he guidance. said. Top soccer tourney at Luderitz " Ifhe had been in America, The achievements of the he would have gone places in Namibian athletes were also FIRST class football will be the order of the day when teams, the boxing world by now," praised by Hannes von Holtz, affiliated to the Southern Football Association (NASFA), take Kaperu said. President of the Namibia part in a R6 OOO-strong soccer tournament organised by the Kaperu also known as Amateur Atletics Union (Naau), Luderitz Soccer Association this weekend. 'Umkhonto we Sizwe' or sim during a telephone interview The teams are requested to send a team manager to a meeting ply 'Killer' during his success with the Namibian S~rt e - . tobeheldinBio-Hall,BenguelainLuderitzonSaturdayat21hOO, ful boxing career, said the turn terday. to discuss outstanding arrangements. - ·ing point in Simon's boxing Said von Holtz: "r am very NASFA said teams would be required to pay an entry fee of career could be a chance to ·pleased with the performances R300. The prizes are divided as follows: The winner will carry compete in the World Games of our athletes in the Games. home a cool R3 000 with the runners-up receiving RI 500. in Vienna, Austria, in Novem "For a young country that is The third placed side will pocket R900 with the fourth placed ber. participating in a big interna team earning R600 for their trouble. "In Vienna, Harry - also tional event with only a hand Mentos GarOeb at te1.2923 (h), Samuel Albertson at te1.2441 dubbed 'Sugar Ray' for hi,s ful of athletes, there is room (w), or Ephraim Mukapuli at te1.2936 (h) and/or at te1.3891 (w) polished and highly entertain for improvement and our sport can be reached for more details. ing style of boxing - will have stars can only grow stronger if the chance to make contact given enough exposure. " with the best in the world. The NAAU President said Boxer dies of brain damage "I don't expect the going to Namibia could have gained TOP boxing official Joe Kaperu is full of praise for the be easy for him but he will get more medals if financial re NIGERIAN flyweight boxer Nojim Gbadegesin died in a Lagos achievment of national welterweight champion Harry the necessary exposure and sources had.enabled the coun hospital on Sunday after suffering brain damage during a profes Simon who won a gold medal at the All-Africa Games in experience against the Ameri- . try to send more athletes. sional fight, the News Agency ofNigeria (NAN) said on Monday . Cairo, Egypt Monday. cans and the Cubans, who are "I must, however, admit that Gbadegesin, a 27-year-old customs worker, went into a coma I am disappointed in the per when he wa~ knocked down by a fellow Nigerian Kelvin Onwudiwe formance of the other short in the sixth round of a sUpporting bout on Friday. distance sprinters like Zepee NAN said it was only Gbadegesin's second professional bout Mberuana and Edward Zaepa after 35 fights as an amateur. and the longjump specialist In London, British boxer Michael Watson remained uncon Harry Hao-semab who all did scious and on a life support system on Monday after surgery to better during local events but replace a monitoring device in his brain. But doctors treating the who failed to shine at the 26-year-old Watson said his stable condition was an encouraging Games, " von Holtz continued. sign. Von Holtz said of Frankie 'Namblitz' Fredericks, "He is a super athlete and the best Fonner Pisa coach joins Bari ambassador of our country. " . "Frankie, despite a tough FORMER Polish soccer international Zbigniew Boniek, who quit international programme, as Pisa coach five hours after taking the job, has joined Bari as turned out to represent Nanubia coach, the Italian First Division side said on Monday. in the Games and I am very He was approached by Bari after coach Gaetano Salvemini impressed by his determina resigned following the team's 2-0 defeat by Iuventus on Sunday. tion and love of his mother Boniek's brief reign at Pisa last week ended when he resigned land, " von Holtz concluded. over a dispute about the choice of his assistants. Namibia ended seventh on Boniekhad been working as a television commentator since he the, gold standings with four left Lecce last season after their relegation to the seCond division. medals and clinched an over all 13th place on the medal staodings with two silver medals Sockers set to sign Maradona and 5 bronzes. , BACKING up his desire to sign Diego Maradona, San Diego Egypt captured the medals Sockers managing general partner Oscar Ancira Ir says he'll fly race after leading throughout to Argentina to meet with representatives of the suspended soccer the 10 days of competition with star. Ancira said he has scheduled a fact-finding meeting today in MEDALLIST. sensationHaITY earned a total of 184, including 84 Buenos Aires with Maradona' s personal agents, Marcos Francht Namibia its fourth gold med.a1 at the All-Africa Games in Cairo when he knocked out golds. Nigeria was in second place with 120 medals, includ and Enrique Torres. his opponent in the final oftb ~ welterweight division on Monday. Lightweight Nestor ing 40 golds. Two week ago, Ancira announced that the Sockers would like Thobias Oeft) and nationallniddleweight champion Sakkie Shivute (extreme right) to sign Maradona to play in the Major Soccer League. Ancira said • See full report elsewhere. a1se, participated in the Gam~s but were not so successful in their attempts to bring CONTINUED ON PAGE 14 back gold to Namibia.