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Bringing Africa South . Vol.2 No.168 SOc (GST Inc.) Monday September 10
* Police arrest another two whites in huge illegal weapons haul * T~unk of phosphorous, rifle grenades dum'ped in Goreangab Dam * Source says prominent Namibians are now also implicated ARMS NET IDENS STANLEY KATZAO AND GWEN LISTER POLICE were fairly tight-lipped this weekend after having made another two arrests in what is fast becom ing a sensational expose of an illegal arms build-up in white right-wing circles. This brings the total of those al emment, theft, and illegal posses ready in custody to eight. Another sion of arms and ammunition. It is two men are being actively sought by believed that one of the .two is the police. brother of one of the men arrested In a separate but probably related earlier. development this weekend, police . Massive amounts of arms and were alerted to a trunk of phospho ammunition have been confiscated rous and rifle grenades which had by police at the homes of the eight recently been dumped in Goreangab .' arrested men. The weaponry, valued Dam. It appears as though some of at hundreds of thousands of rand and those involved in the apparently vast ranging from automatic rifles to ille gal arms network, alerted or pan machine-guns, mortars, phosphorous icked by the recent spate of arrests, and other grenades, anti-personnel are making attempts to get rid of . mines, and plastic explosives. Police evidence. confirmed at the time that most of the And a reliable police source last weaponry recovered after the arrest night speculated about a dramatic of the six had been stolen from either tum in events as prominent Namibi the police armoury in Windhoek or ans are apparently also being impli the military base at Luiperdsvallei. cated in the matter. The source said a Late last night, Police Commis WAITING FOR THE PRESIDENT: Among those waiting to welcome Namibian President Sam number of other arrests could be sioner Siggi Eimbeck confirmed the expe~ted soon. most recent arrests, also made in Nujoma at Windhoek's Eros A~rport when he returned from a State visit to Botswana on Friday were, A police spokesperson said t~e Windhoek, as was the case with the f."om left, Dimo Hamaambo of the Namibian Defence Force and former Plan commander, Chief.,f grenades were found yesterday after six young men arrested earlier. He Police General Piet Fouche, and the head of the British military contingent in Namibia, Major-General noon after a child, playing in the said one of the two men had in his Ling. Photograph: John Liebenberg. ' water, found one of the explosive possession, when arrested, a pistol . devices and the parent had contacted which was undoubtedly one of those the police. stolen from the police armoury re. Meanwhile, the two young white cently. Afrikaans-speaking men arrested at " The six who have already been Rape on the weekend; are expected to appear charged and who are being held in ~is mining in court today, and will probably be police custody pending the resul!ip~ • charged with treason or, in the alter suspended Increase native, conspiracy against the gov- CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 IT APPEARS-as if rape and murder incidents have increased since the UIS Tin Mine incurred an operating loss ofR12 million in the 1989/ start of the' month, according to the 90 financial year, Iscor said in a statement announcing the suspen Namibian Police's latest crime re port. sion of operations at the mine. At least seven cases of rape have it The group added that if production had continued, would result in been reported to the police since August an estimated loss of Rl7-million during the current financial year. 31, while four murder incidents were "With no indication thatthetin price will improve in the near future, reported in the same period. the suspension of the mining activities had to be considered," the * An unknown man was found statement said. dead with a stab-wound in his chest Iscor added that mine management would make every endeavour to near the Central Shopping Complex place the personnel within the Iscor organisation or with other in Katutura on September 1. employers. Where this is not possible, the s!atement said, rationali- * Johannes Shimeduwa,25, was sation packages would be paid. '. . . . stabbed and killed at Aimblaagte, "Tscor plans to keep the mine serviceable f.,r the forseeable future Marienta!, after a quarrel over women minutes ana should any significant changes in market prices of tin metal on August 31. One suspect has been occur, the resumption of mining operations will be considered." arrested. gerhard botha The statement continued to say that the · small staff contingent * A 26-year-old, Jacobus Ntldaas remaining at the mine would continue to assist theJribute'workers Isaacs, was stabbed and killed at photography and to purchase tin concentrate from them. They would also main Tseiblaagte, Keetmanshoop, on 44 KAISER STREET tain the place and associate infrastructure. September 1. A man has · been ar P.O; BOX 21907 Finally, the statement announced that the government of Namibia rested on a charge of murdei-. WINDHOEK and Iscor had announced the formation ofa team to investigate the * Petrus'Rooi, 37, was stabbed and Tel. 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SOUTH AFRICA. . 26·dead ... Soweto YOUR' DAJLY GUIDE TO EVENTS WORLD-WIDE • • I.S bleeding In
JOHANNESBURG: A large police contingent rep.eatedly firing rubber bullets, shotguns and tear gas yesterday battled with persistently defiant youths and residents of two Soweto suburbs following a vicious overnight attack on the Tladi squattel' camp that left thirteen people dead, eyewitnesses and residents said. HELSlNKI: The superpower leaders confront Iraq, Moscow has so far met alone with interpreters for al gone no further than backing a UN Twenty-six people were killed in tackers. revenge, police 'must go away." most three hours to discuss the Gulf imposed trade and oil embargo on Soweto since Saturday night, accord Shortly afterwards, two children Earlier on Sunday several hundred crisis on Sunday and latel' proclaimed Baghdad. ing to SA Police liaison officer Lieu strolled past several police vehicles youths with petrol bombs, axes; pangas they were united. Bush was expected to seek a tougher tenant Govindsamy Mariemuthoo. . with a placard - "SAP are killing our and an assoltment of other crude Official spokespersons said US Soviet line. At a relaxed photo ses Youths erected heavy barricades fanlily" - and were chased by mu weapons milled around near the rail .. President George Bush and Soviet sion after the opening round of talks, across roads and the nearby railway nicipal police who fired a shotgun way line across from the hostel. President Mikhail Gorbachev, who session, Gorbachev told reporters: line after tear gas and rubber bullets round and teargas at the fleeing They complained about the police met in Finland's 19th century'presi "It was a good dialogue." were fired from trains passing the youngsters. contingent at the hostel boundary, dential palace, were" finn and united" Soviet officials ruled out any Soviet Naledi and Tladi areas. Several elec A woman was then roughly forced saying they wanted to avenge Satur in opposing Iraq's occupation of military role in the crisis. But they tricity power boxes and a. railway back into her house by municipal day's attack. A man walking along Kuwait. left open the possibility of strength signal along the track were burned or policemen. Throughout the day resi the track fled from youths who chased The two leaders would discuss the ening the Kremlin's naval presence ripped down in efforts to stop rail dents filled the streets taunting po him, dropping a parcel containing crucial question of how to resolve the in the area of the Gulf although not in traffic. lice, only to flee when they came two sets of women's Clothing. . -- crisis when they met with advisers at the Gulf itself. All residents interviewed said as within range. A police helicopter The youths then said they feared '. a second session on Sunday after They again stressed that Moscow tnany as five white men with fire circled the embattled area through women haect a new democratic government to be in power before the end .public affairs programme received ing the back of a Casspir, forcing a of 1991," he said. "I assure you, If the movement's demands are not ~ by satellite directly from the USA. rapid evacuation by two policemen answered ... there are other men and women ... who feel that further delay f with burning uniforms. will force them to action which may not lead to the most peaceful t Presented by the United States A pistol shot was. fired at the at- resolution of the debate."
Information Service (USIS) BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed .-----..., "'~=--=~:-1 I H€IIf?I? }W IINfl JIICK I ALL WELCOME '..... ~=-.;"..... __------. ____ ---. .... ____ ~_"...,-., ....""'.--_-.;.. _ ___ ~~----~~----~~--~------~------___ ,-,,=-:-,,~_~ - __,,-._ .,--~_"=,,=."':~~- ~~ ---;- -~ -1)~ THE Mulistry of Lands, Rehabili ing agency to deal with the food ta!ion and Resettlement has rejected aid. On September 3, the European allegations by the conservative Na Economic Community donated R5 tional Society for Human Rights million for the purchase of 5 850 -! Shivute responds to NSHR 'i associating its food aid progranune tonnes of foodstuffs. in drought-stricken areas· to mod The drought relief progranlffie is ern-day ' slavery and alleging dis- . scheduled to run for some months crimination in the distribution of at least, startu1g on the date of the food.' criticismo'f Food for,Work signing of the letter of agreement Deputy Lands Minister Dr Marcus between the Ministry of Lands ,!Uld Shivtlte said on Friday the govern how to catch it instead of expecting People .Ul their respective areas Dr Shivute scud tOO national drought the RRR Committee . ment was conunitted tp'complUnity to'be given fish freely," Dr Shivute . have been contacted in advance in relief prog=e was conceived last The food aid involves the distri develop1llent in which the people said. . order to identify their own needs, year when reports started' reaching bution of such food as cereals, dried themselves participatein the devel "We W< tostinlUlate the people hence they are willingly participat the then President-elect San1 Nujoma beans; cooking oil,sugar,and pea opment of their own areas. so that they can cure their hunger ing in the development projects, while that people were starving throughout nut b1,ltter. In this regard, it was not hue that themselves. ,,' the Council of Churches RRR Com the country. There is also an amount ofR 10,8 the food ~eing given out to people The Deputy Minister said, how mittee, as an implementing agency, The President, acting in conjunc million for food aid available, ex after taking part in community de ,ever, that in the different communi- . Was responsible for ihe food rations. tion with relief agencies, sent out a cluding the R5 million pledge by velopment efforts was'payment of ties, there were those who could not The Minister also denied charges team to assess the exact situation and theEEC. ' . some sort. take pari .in development projects of discriniination in thedistrihution needs .of the different areas which All the food required for this pro He explained that people were such as the aged, those in advanced ' offood, saying this could not be done reported back that at least 150 000 gramme is to be bought inNamibia engaged in development activities stages of pregnancy, the physically siniultaneously throughout the coun people throughout the country were , . or the SADCC countries, ir'items in their areas of their own free will. disabled and young children. This try. affected by the drought. are not available in this country. Government, the Deputy Minis category of person gets their food . There were .those regions ' which The World Food Programme and The government will be respon ter said, was not prepared to. con and are exempted from partaking in werehatd hit bydf(~ught and this was the. Ministry of Lands later entered sible for the transportation, han tinue with hand-outs but wl¥lted to development projects, he said. why the food was p~sently bei,ng into an agreement to deal with the dling and storage of the food, and a engage the people. in their own The food aid had to be associated dist.ributed in the · Caprivi and the drought relief progranune. sum ofR3 million will.be spent on development. with development which was a re south before being extended to such On 1 August this year, the Minis this as well as covering salaries of "Ill other words, what we are form policy in development aid, the regions as Ovambo, Kavango, Kaoko try signed a letter of agreement with RRR Comniittee personnel for their saying is that if you need fish,learn Deputy Minister said. and others. . the RRR Conuriittee asirnplement- services during the programme. Concordiawins Conservo 1990 KATE BURLING A TEAM of conservationists from Concordia College took first prize in the Standard Bank sponsored Conservo '90 Competition on Saturday with a project on river-bed pollution in and around Windhoek. Seven teams of school pupils pre anything about it. You must believe sented their projects at the final of in what you're doing," he told his the competition at Cop,cordia Col audience. lege during a morning which focused He went' on to note that the num heavily Qn environmental awareness. bers of competitors from rural schools Two teams frani Concordia, two from had dwindled during the years and Otjiwarongo, one from St Paul's, ,h?PCd the Ministry of Education would CentaUlus and Windhoek High School do everything in its power to encour flew the flag forcon~ervation on age active involvement from more behalf of Namibia's youngsters and outlying areas. TEAM leader of the winning Concordia College project on river-bed pollution receives the fIrst prize were all highly praised for their ef Dr Chris Brown, also of Nature cbeque from Bill Smit of Standard Bank. .' fOltS. Conservation, spoke on the need for Before the prizes were presented, increased public awareness of envi Jan Joubert of NatUre ConserVation ronmental issues. He had just re :! sl,lmmed up the findings of the judges turned from Europe, he said, where and offered some advice to the com everything had gone green and con peting.teams. servation was a burning political and He was impressed by the rele SOcial issue. Namibians needed to vance 'of the projects chosen, which wake up to the potential threat to homed in on some of the most impor their environment before they would tant issues presently facing Namibia. do anything abolit it seriously. The Any work which helped illuminate work of the young conservationists problems such as pollution and squat- . was an important start, he said, but tutg was a useful contribution to there was no room for complacency society .. he said. . , on an issue which could mean life ., Joubert also said. the teams had and death to us all. learned lessons from past competi Presenting the prizes on behalf of tions and had improved their tech Standard Bank, Bill Smit first re niques. They had involved the come warded all the pupils present for their munity in their projects and had made participation. Bach received a Con use of the media to publicise their servo certificate before the team work, he said. By way of construc placings were announced. ti ve criticism, he said more emphasis In third place came St Paul's with should have been placed on practical a project.on soil erosion at Gorean work, with a greater depth of original gab dam; second came one of the work suggesting concrete solutions. Concordia teams for their work on "I sometimes get the impression the prisopis tree and in first place, the that young people feel hopeless about other Concordia team for its river their situation and powerless to do bed pollution project. FOURTEEN members of the US Peace Corps flew into Windhoek yester d'ay, "the very first Peace Corps volunteers in Namibia" in the words of CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1· RAPE CASES UP 'US Ambassador Genta Hawkins Holmes. Holmes, Namibian Education l\1inister Nahas Anguhl, and other top-ranking officials from the ,US killed by Ius wife after a quarrel at * A 22-year-old man was arrested * The'police are'also investigating ~mbassy and Namibian EdllcationMlriistry were on hand to welcome the Keetmanshoop on September 2. after he allegedly assaulted and raped a case 6'[ attempted murder after a grOIl p. Shortly after being individually greeted by Hoi mes and Angllla, the * Kotie Bus<:h, 33, died 011 August a 20.ye:\l'-0IdwomanatRehoboth on man aile gedl y started '. firing shot s group unfurled a combined Namihian/Peace Corps banner and sang the 31 at Rehoboth on August 31 after September 2. ' . with a 7,65nun pistol at a group of unofficial NamibIan anthem J'I.'kosi Si.kelele i' Afrika·. The Peace Corps vol she apparclitly drank battery acid. It *. An attempt was made on Sep partyulg people in Katutura during unteers will teach in the Rundll.area. "They will not only teach, but they nppears as if she. mistook it for alco tember 2 to rape a 17-year-old girl at the late hgurs of September 1.. will learn and will be part of the communities they are among," said hol. Keetmanshoop. The girl was alledgly Twd women were allegedly hit in Holmes. Full report and photographs tomorrow. Seven women were' reported to on her way from a.dance when the the chest in. the incident and both hnve been raped at several places incident took place. ' . were operated on in the Katutura CONT. FROM PAGE 1 all from Wmdhoek AnotOOr two young SU1ce August 31. * Three cases of rape were re Hospital. • men, H Tietz and Holger Bernd * A woman was allegedly attacked ported, from Gobl\bis, Otjiwarongo Their condition has been described tion of their trial on -September 17, Moeller, are still at large, presuma with pang as and raped at Katutura and Kalkveldon 'September 1. No as serious but stable. A 38-year-old are Coenraad Treves, Thomas Henk, bly somewhere inhiding inNamibia, Central Shopping Centre on the night one has been arrested in connection man has been arrested in connection Josef Kleyrihans, Tobias de Klerk, and are being actively sought by the of September 1. with"the mcidents. with the shooting. Alexander Schreiner, and Holm Nebe, police., 4 Monday September 10 1990 THE NAMIBIAN 17h58: Programme Schedule comes to lie. with an unsuspecting 18hOO: News average American family. Lacking 18h05: Weet Jy Nie in manners, but blessed with a big 18h12: Hello Kitty's Furry Tale heart (in his ear), the brash and out Theatre spoken Alf ultimately thrills and An animated children's series based delights the Tanners. on characters who live in the hearts "Wanted Dead or Alive" of young people. Episode 3: Alf is blamed when the 18h32: ·Educational Programmes FBI shows up to take Willie to jail as "Sesame Street" a fugitve after claiming they received "Taking Care: Aids" a tip from someone watching a tele 18h56: Niklaas vision show called 'Crimestoppers'. In die reeks kyk die k1eingoed na die Starring Max Wright as Willie, Anne doen en late van Niklaas. Schedeen as Kate, Andrea Elson as "Niklaas en die nuwe Lynn, and Benji Gregory as Brian. . buurman" 20h07: In the Heat of the Night Episode 42: Niklaas is baie opge A police series full of action and wonde wanneer hy sien dat 'n nuwe adventure. bUUlman langs hulle intrek. Hy vind " Accused" egter gou uit dat die man se koms Episode 18. Starring Carroll 0 'Con hom en sy oupa gaan benadeel. Sy ner as Bill Gillespie and Howard twee maats is gelukkig daar om hom Rollins as Virgil Tibbs. uit sy verknorsing te red. . 21hOO: News · 19h19: Here's Boomer 21h30: Strange Interlude From the left: Health Minister Nicky Iyambo, Community Health co-ordinator Kautoo Mutirua, The story of Boomer, the dog who is Episode 4 of this mini-series about Oxfam UK representative Caroline Allison and director of Community Health Dr Rodion Kraus at never going to settle down. He's the distressing life of a woman who Saturday's handover. wandering from town to town, help is emotionally disturbed and headed ing people in trouble, * SA violence under spotlight at OAU summit Mandela to yisit Namibia ,soon PIUS DUNAISKIIN. KAMPALA ANC leader Nelson MandeW-s look Guibeb in Mandela's own suite at a ing forward to visitin "amibia soon local hotel after the closed session on because this youngest Republic has Saturday, the ANC deputy president lessons for South Africa. So said said he was satisfied with the discus NelsonMandela, deputy president of sions and also the fact that the na the Afl;C.Ul National Congress, at a tional liberation movements were press conference in Kampala, Uganda, invited. this weekend. The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), The conferenc.e was specially ar which also attended the sunmlit, was ranged for Namibianjournalists who, openly criticised by Mandela for taking together with a high-powered dele a hard stance against the idea of gation led by Prime Minister Hage standing together against apartheid Geingob, officially attended the mini at this crucial stage of the liberation summit of the Organisation for Af struggle. rica Unity Ad Hoc Committee of Choosing his teffilinology care Heads of State and Government on fully, Mandela said the discussions Southern Africa. provided all members of the libera The summit, chaired by the new tion struggle'with "useful advice" as OAU chairperson and President of to how to go about in the SA situ Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, focused ation. on bleeding South Africa and was Mandela said he had no doubts that held in the Ugandan capital at the the OAU would address the question , weekend. of violence in SA and come tip with Geingob was flanked by the Dep a solution because it was a •• very uty Minister of Wildlife, Nature resourcefulorganisation" . Conservation and Towism, Pendukeni In reply to a question the charis Iithana, and senior officials, includ matic leader said he spoke to Nanub NELSONMandela, addressing an open session of the OAU mini-summit in Kampala, which ing the Prime,Minister's Permanent ian President Sam Nujoma during focused on violence in South Africa. The OAU Secretary-General, Salim Ahmed Salim (far right), and Secretary, Petrus Damaseb, the Per the sunrnut of the Frontline States Ugandan President and OAU chairperson Yoweri Museveni, can be seen in the background, The ANC m'Ulen! Secretary of Foreign Affairs, held in Lusaka recently. deputy president promised to visit Namibia soon. Andreas Guibeb, ,md the Permanent According to Mandela, he had told Secretary of the Cabinet, Nangolo Nujoma that his visit on Independ Ivlbumba. ence Day should not be regarded as Mandela again captured the imagi the last, because he was planning to nation and limelight in Kampala at come to Nanlibia again to hold dis th~ sunmut where journalists and cussions. other diplomats could attend an open A visit to Nanlibia wall important session before the African leaders because what was happening in SA went behind closed doors to seri now had happened in Namibia last ously address the sensitive political year with the implementation of situation in South Africa. Resolution 435 of the United Na He was the main speaker at the tions. sunmut where he briefed the OAU in Mandela again disnlissed rumours detail about the current political situ that the ANC was planning to use ation in South Africa and the strate Nanlibian territory to launch guer gies and tactics of the ANC. rilla attacks on SA if the current In his speech Mandela warned the negotiations fail. . SA regime that the ANC could arm He reite'rated that the ANC had the masses again if the government suspended the armed struggle and failed to stop what he called the that it was faithful to its commit ; artificially fed' .; violence in black ments. He repeated, however, that ·townships. the ANC would re-arm the masses in At the 'Nanubian' press briefrng, SA if that govelnment failed to bring organised by Permanent Secretary the violence under control. Cohen to hold talks in Windhoek . UNITED States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Herman Cohen, is due to arrive in. Windhoek tlus week for a regular nieeting of the Joint Commission. Cohen was scheduled to hold discussions in South Africa with NAMIBIAN Prime Minister, Hage Geingob (left), who led a delegation to the OAU summit in Kampala on UnitTI rebel leader Jonas S'avimbi over the weekend on the latest developments Saturday, pictured here with Nature Conservation, Wildlife and Tourism Deputy Minister Pendukeni in the Angolan peace process. On Wednesday he is due to meet Angolan Ithana. Foreign Ministry Permanent Secretary Andries Guibeb and Permanent Secretary of the Cabinet, govenmlent officials in Windhoek. - Sapa-AP Nangolo Mbumba (in the background), were part of the delegation. Photographs: Pius Dunaiski. BMATT charity runner hit by car A DRAMATIC and so far unexplained by BMATI, both runners were marlced road accident occurred early on Sat by a vehicle with flashing warning urday morning, bringing a long-dis lights arid police are investigating tance charity run on behalf of Na the cause of the accident. nlibia's disabled sportspersons to an Both soldiers have been in Na abrupt halt. . nubia since the end of March and are Captain Alan Gardner, 27, a member based at the Military Training School of the British Military Advisory ami at Okahandja. Training Team (SMAIT) who was Gwylim was scheduled to be,gin accompanying Sergeant Paul Gwylim his second attempt at 04hOO this for a section of his Okahandja to morning and should arrive at the Windhoek run, washit by a vehicle at Ministry of Defence in Curt von 04h42. Francis Street at 09h30. The accident happened only 10 According to BMATI, Gwylim kilometres into tile 72-kilometre run will .,be accompanied for the final and Gardner suffered a broken leg, part of the run. by a wheelchair ath cuts and bruises. . lete. Gwylimhad only beenrunniilg for Anyone wishing to make a contri 42 minutes when his companion was' bution to the charity event is asked to AFTER the graduation ceremony, the students entertained the guests with songs in Spanish and local hit and he decided to abandon his send it to the Nanlibian Sports Asso '. languages. A student representative, Bartholomeus Henoch, told guests his colleagues were ready to be attempt on the distance until today. ciation for the Physically Disabled, posted to any school to apply their skills and be of useful service to the nation. Photographs: Da'oud Vries. According to a press release issued PO Box 2724, Windhoek 9000. .. 6 Monday September 16'~' 1990 THE NAMIBIAN ------SPARES MANAGER lO-year SWE DIESEL SERVICES, A DIVISION OF plan to TEACHERS WITH BOOK COLLECTIONS THE SWE GROUP, INVITES APPLICANTS. . . FOR THE ABOVE POSITION. gIve FIGURE I.C cant. DUTIES INCLUDE: pupils a . CONTROLLING OF INVENTORY PERCENTAGE PARTS PROMOTION 100r------~------~ PURCHASE CONTROL· fighting (LOCAL AND. OVERSEAS) 90 r······ ·· ·························· ··.. · ··· •········· ··...... ••..••..•.•...... •. ..•..•••...•...... •...... •...... •...... •.•. ..•...•.....•...... •...... •.•....•...... I TRAINING PARTS PERSONNEL 80 chance SALARY FOR THE ABOVE POSITION WILL BE 70 A 10· YEAR plan to try arid set DETERMINED ACCORDING TO QUALIFICATIONS Namibia's lamentable school AND. EXPERIENCE. WE OFFER COMPETITIVE . 60 library record straight is in the FRINGE BENEFITS, 13th CHEQUE, MEMBERSIDP pipeline. After this week's OF EXCELLENT PENSION AND MEDICAL AID 50 publication of a report on the SCHEMES state of schoOl libraries in 40 Namibia and the need for PLEASE APPLY IN WRITING TO: training, wheels will be set in GROUP PERSONNEL MANAGER 30 motion to find speedy solutions to the country's lack of books. PO BOX 5052 20 TImed to coincide with Namibian WINDHOEK Library Week and tomorrow's 10 International Literacy Day, the OR report was handed to the PHONE 3·6720 TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW WITH o Ministry for Education, Culture MRSCHU,CKMANN~ ______~~ and Sport at the beginning of W R D C N N H C a K T this week. H E A o A A E A v A S I H M L T M R P A V W The survey covered some 1 200 TO A o A E R M A A schools and was headed by E 1< R E S R I B N N Professor Andree·Jeane S A D o a A Totemeyer, chairperson of the coordinating council sub· committee for library and information services in Namibia. It produced some startling statistics on the lack of school libraries and the grossly uneven distribution of reading resources in the country. According to Totemeyer, the target at which Namibia would aim in terms of school library provision wa.'i 10 books per pupil. This was less than the recommended international minimum, but even so would cost between 80 and 100 million rand . • i:M------NAM'B'A------f!'~; ."With an estimated 400 000 Weekly R30 R60 pupils in the country and books Daily R12S R250 costing at least R20 each, we .~:}'!ii------SOUTH AFRICA------ll~~,~ are looking at an enourmous Weekly R33 R6I6 amount of money," said Daily Rl40iu80 Totemeyer. And even if the money could be BOTSWANA, LESPTHO, MALAWI, ZIMBABWE found, she went on, there was Weekly R71 Rl44 no existing means of Daily R350 R700 administering it. "We have ------ZAMBIA, ZAIRE ------i~i;;:) always argued that professional Weekly RI02 R171 staff should be part of the Daily R395 R790 package; but we have a very serious problem of person· II':':;M ..-- FRANCE, GERMANY, EUROPE, BRITAIN---r: power." Weekly RlOO R200 There were only seven qualified Daily R485 R970 school library advisors in the ------NORTH AMERICA -----'i@:1 whole country, the professor Weekl, Rl28 R255 explained. Without para· Daily R625 R1250 Continued on page 7 . iHJ----AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND ---- Weekly Rl48 R295 Daily R485 R970 Literac;y programme expands _Jo I . ~ POST TO: The Namibian PO Box 20783 . INTERNATIONAL literacy year, the country. acy groups operating ill central, east Windhoek 9000 Namibia 1990, should only be the start of a Its progranunes are targetted at and west Nantibia, 139 operating in , . decade in which we explore all pos disadvantaged illiterate arid .semi the farnoith, 52 in the northeast and 20 in KatinUl. . N8Itle ...... II.U1J, I ' I .. t .. 11 ...... u .. " If"..... TI sible ways ·of eradicating illiteracy literate adults over the age of 15. from our young republic. This was an According to Ngatizeko, the or The Swapo Literacy Campaign Address ...... ~ •• " ...... ~.~ ...... opinion expressed last week by Beans ganisation has spread its activities which operated in exile has recently Postal Code .••.•••...•..••.•.•••••••..••••..•••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•• Ngatjizeko regional coordinator of across Namibia' s differerit linguistic been integrated into the NLP bring the Nanlbian· Literacy Programme areas for effeCtive mobilisation of ing a range of new materials· and I enclose acheque/postal order to the amount . (NLP). . resources. ideas to the.progranune. of ...... for ...... , ..... weeks·subscrip~ion to the TIle NLP. formerly a branch of the Full-time regional orga.nisers are According toNgatjizeko, there is a Bureau of Literacy in Johannesburg, based in the various districts ,md are need for all Namibians to "pull our Namibian (please ensure the exact amount in is a non-profit-making, non-govern responsible for mobilisation, train experiences together. .. not only for Rands or equivalent currency) mental organisation working closely ing and supervision. Literacy tuition the mere exchanging of information with church and community groups, is offered in vernacular languages ·on how to tackle illiteracy, but to .. ,. ... , .::' .. . "::.::;:> Its immediate aim is to promote and so far the NLP has materials in coordinate, plan and look for better and encourage literacy and adult Otjiherero, Oshivambo, Rukwangali, ways of addressing this critical issue education in Namibia via a network Damara/Nama and Silozi. once and for all. ' , of literacy progranunes throughout At the moment there are 20 liter- MATRIC RESULTS 1982 - 1988 AVERAGE % FUNDING OF SCHOOL LIBRARIES professional or voluntary >. ' assistance, the process would FIGURE 1.V FIGURE I.E ' be virtual\y impossible. The committee she chaired was hoping to distribute 1000 books PERCEN'EAGE . 100 to 100 schools a year from now on, as well as providing already 90 90 serviced schools with a yearly , maintenance .grant. 80 80 ' Totemeyer said the state of 'Namibia's libraries was well· 70 70 known long before the survey . took place. "It's a pity we were 60 60 never allowed to get down to sorting this problem out years 50 50 ago but at least now we have 'evidence' to back up our 40 40 arguments.' , 30 The school library survey was ~.lO only one of six surveys conducted 20 by Totemeyer, so there are plenty more shocks on the way. 20 ,<, 10 The next report, expected before 10 the end of the year, will cover 0 public and community libraries. 0 W D C N 'N R H 0 K T C As an indication of the kind of H A 0 A A E E V A S A ' findings detailed in that report, W R C N N D C H · 0 K T I M L M T H R A V W P Totemeyer disclosed "there is H E 0 A A A A .E V A S T A 0 A 0 E M A A R I H L T M M P R A V W E R R S E R B N N I not one single public library to T 0 0 A A R E M A A S A A D 0 0 A be found north of Tsumeb • and E R E S R I R B N N that's the area where over half S D A 0 0 A of Namibia's population live." * See also various tables SA shares Namibia's READ THE SCHOOL UBRARY/MEDlA CENTRE" FACILITIES NAMIBIAN , FIGURE 1.L shortage of libraries SO UTH Africa is facing exactly the same library problem as Namibia • most people don't PUB-LIe AUCTION have access to one. According to ANC internal corps Duly authorised thereto in various Insolvent and spokesperson Ahmed KatJrrada, li· Deceased Estates we offer for sale by Public Auction braries could be among the most ~ COLOR 12.1% the items and property listed below: important means of spreailing knowl on FRIDAY 14th SEPTEMBER 1990 AT 09hOOAT edge but they are simply non-exis· ERF 1008 KHOMASDAL KAVANGO6.6% 1.1% tent in the majority of black towns CAPRI 1.1jOlllllpiDA;MARA ERF 1008 KHOMASDAL with partially completed dwelling house and schools. Speaking at the annual confer· there SOLD "VOETSTOOTS". ence of,the African Library Asso· VIEWING ON MORNING OF SALE ONLY. ciation in Bloemfontein, KatJrrada - SATURDAY 15th SEPTEMBER 1990 at 10hOO AT ERF 130 NAT,ED 7,7% said there was a giant task ahead to VEDDERSDAL OKAHANDJA redress the gross imbalances in the HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Fridge, Coff~e table, TV Set, Desks, Room sphere of infonnation andknowl· divider, Ornaments etc OVAMBO 2.2% edge. ~L ITEMS SOLD "VOETSTOOTS". VIWEING ON MORNING PRIVATE 2.3% ,In this Intemational Literacy Year OF SALE ONLY. and with International Literacy Day REHOBOTH 3.3% FIXED PROPERTY; VEDDERSDAL ERVEN: WHITES , . , on Saturday, the spokesperson said "the right to learn and the right to ERF85 VEDDERSDALOKAHANDJA, undevelopedErf know" should be entrenched in any ERF 130 VEDDERSDALOKAHANDJA ' with dwelling house future constitution of South Africa. thereon ERF 181 VEDDERSDALOKAHANDJA, with dwelling house thereon ERF 127 VEDDERSDAL OKAHANDJA, undeveloped Erf ERF 128 VEDDERSDAL OKAHANDJA, undeveloped Erf ERF 129 VEDDERSDAL OKAHANDJA, undeveloped Erf ERF 35 VEDDERSDAL OKAHANDJA, undeveloped Erf ERF 41 VEDDERSDAL OKAHANDJA, undeveloped Erf CONSOLIDATED ERVEN 38, 39 AND40 VEDDERSDAL OKAHANDJA, with dwelling hOlJSe thereon. FIXED PROPERTY; NAU-AIB ERF: Err 153 Nau.Alb,Okahandja, undeveloped Erf FIXED PROPERTY; OKAHANDJA ERVEN: ERF 622 OKAHANDJA, undeveloped Erf . ALL ABOVE ITEMS SOLD "VOETSTOOTS". VIEWING ON MORNING OF SALE ONLY. TERMS & CONDITIONS MOVABLES: Cash pI' bank guarnteed cheqes FIXED PROPERTY: 10% cash and the balance of the purchase price upon transfer subject to our Standard Conditions of Sale or such other arrangements as may be arranged by the Auctioneer. AUCTIONEER TRUSTEE/EXECUTOR J . ESTERHUIZEN I.RMcLAREN 4 Hamnian Street Investment Trust Co (Pty) Ltd (PO Box 1682) PO Box 21204 Klein Windhoek Windhoek Tel: (Q61) 22·8302' Tel: (061) 3·7030 A MEMBER of the Namibian Literacy Programme in Katutura gets down to work. . Fax: (061) 22·4605 Fax: (061) 3·1788 8 Monday Septemoer ,irO 1990 THE NAMIBIAN , ,; ,. ' j' NPF.questions Ongulumbashe , ' NOTICE land .donation Take notice that the EMBASSY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLic OF KOREA intends applying to,the Municipality of Windhoek for consent to use' Erf 1692 WINDHOEK THE National Patriotic Front has questioned a donation ofland by located at Jenner Street No.2 as a "Special Building" for embassy purposes until the ert is Chief Josiah Taapopi to the government at the Namibia Day cele rezoned to "Special" by means of a notice in the Official Gazette. The embassy will consist of brations on August 26. ! The main Namibia Day celebra land either legally or traditionally, ' t 5 offices, an entertainment hall, a recreational h,all and reception room, 1 flat for staff & 2 flats :i tion thi s year took place at Ongulum arguing it was not his own property. ;~ for guests. More information and a plan indicating intended alterations or improvements are ;, available at room 426, Town House or from the undernientioned address. bashe were the first battle in Na The pmty asked whether ihe Pl'l!si mibia's liberation war was fought. dent's acceptance of a conul1unally Any person objecting to the said use of the ert may lodge such objection to the Chief Town As alief of the Ukwaluudhi area, owned piece of land would not set a Planner, PO Box 59, Windhoek and to the Applicant within 14 days of the Chief Taapopi donated the land at serious precedent for other traditional last publication of this notice. this historic site to the government leaders to start donating land to during the commemoration. whoever they wished. Therefore the NPF felt it was en DATED at WINDHOEK on ' this 30th day of AUGUST 1990 The aim of the gift was to allow the , . government to preserve and uitlise tirely wrong and inappropriate for a Name and address: the site in memory of the fallen he chief to donate a piece ofland to the ENGLING STRITTER & PARTNERS roes and heroines of the liberation president in the absence of a nation- , struggle. , ally formulated land policy. PO Box 43 Stating its objections to the gift, They pointed out that the NPF had WINDHOEK the NPF said the land issue was the moved a motion proposing that a most crucial and sensitive issue in National Conference on the land the country which begged for a solu question should be convened, which tion. had been unanimously accepted by The pro1>lem was compounded by the National Assembly. the existence of two systems of land , 'The NPF cautions everyone - the ownership in the country which in Chiefs or the government - to refrain cluded privately owned land and from any actions which might preju communal'land. dice the outcome of the proposed The NPF questioned the right of National Conference on the land any Chief to give away communal question," the party said . . • NBC slammed Gra .ng over Swapo dress on TV S fer THE National Patriotic Front has sharply condemned employees of the National BroadcastIng Corpo ration who openly identify them A MAN who locked up a woman selves with political parties while friend in a room and beat her to on duty. ' death was sentenced to 10 years' The party specifically cited an imprisonment after being convicted incident last Sunday night involv of murder in the Windhoek High ing a female reporter at the Corpo Court. ration. Joseph Khumalo, 36, pleaded The reporter In question alleg not guilty to the charge that he edly appeared on the late night badly assaulted Caroline van Dyk, television news 4ressed in the full he also known as Blommie Isaacs, in party colours of the ruling party. Katutura on the night of May 20 In a statement issued yesterday, ant this year. the NPF stressed that it did not He told the court his girlfriend deny anybody the right of free was killed by two Kavango men, association. but this allegation was rejected. The NBC however, was a paras According to the charge-sheet, tatal organisation fmanced with free Khumalo took Van Dyk 10 his the monies of taxpayers of all po bedroom at about 18hOO, locked litical convictions. the room' and started assaulting Therefore Its employees, as a with her until she was unconscious.,He ' matter of principle and good judge left her in the room and walked ment, had to behave like public ,·,·,-'nded in' away. employees and stay away from party A member of the police, Ger politics while on duty. son Doeseb, testified that he ar The National Patriotic Front rived at the home where VanDyk called on the leadership of the NBC was assaulted. He found her lying to start showing a minimum of in the room with a military sleep civil courage. ing bag over her legs. This meant gettIng out of "the , She was allegedly half naked political straitjacket of political and was rushed t<,> the Katutura cowardice and favouritism, and call hospital where she died the next upon their employees to behave as morning of brain injuries. good and responsible civll servants". Opuwo three murder trial THE murder trial of three Opuwo Kamurata Tjiurua and Kamurata men, accused ofhaving killed a man Tjiurua by firing shots at them. after a quarrel over cattle and firing Evidence was given in court how several shots at other people, has Kavari, Tjavara and the three Tjiurua resumed in the Windhoek High Court. brothers had gone to MutambO's home Uaire Tjiposa, 26, Hijavipamba to take back cattle allegedly stolen Muhenje, 24, and Tjinomuramba by him. Mutambo refused and the Mutambo, 55, are accused of having shooting incident took place. shot and,killed Uerireka Kavari at In statements submitted by the men's Orotjitombo nearOpuwo on March 7 legal rep~esentative, MUhenje and this year. Mutambo told the court they had not LAB On the same day and at the same fired a shot. Tjiposa admitted he had place, the three also allegedly tried to fired the fatal shot, but aMedhe had kill Kahokoti Tjilvara, Njungu Tjiurua, not intended to kill Kavari. Monday September 10 1990 9 _---.;;:-_---.>~ ____~ . w _~, __• __ '-_ .------~~ .- ~- .- -- . - .- \«. .... ,. _ 10 Monday September fb 1990 ~ . THE NAMIBIAN 'nt,~ .'. ;/ het met Sf/IIta, ..· geslaap . S4'14 het met .het met Piet ge.l.ap Dave ge.laap . , . wat met wat met wat met wat met fkuee '7. 7~ geslaap het geslaap het geslaap het geslaap het wat met wat met wat met wat met wat met wat met . wat met wat met . 7~ *R~ t;~ 'lW«)e ~edetf *R~ ~~ ~ geslaap het geslaap het geslaap het geslaap het geslaap het geslaap hetgeslaap het geslaap het Ongelukklng het N-iklaas Die- VIGS virus• gehad WEES VERANTWOORDELIK NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL PROGRAMME, MINISTRY·OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES Private Bag 13198 • WINDHOEK 9000 • Tel: 32170 (ext.) 197 - ~-,- . """ ~ THE NAMIBIAN Monday Se,.~mber 10 1990 11 . NUNW wake up! houses have been raided by police in search of illegal weapons, and at the YES, I agree thattheNational Union same time attacking the members of of Namibian Workers (NUNW) and the governing parties claiming he its affiliat~s have been frighteningly has information that they .also pos silent. sess illegal weapons. To revive NUNW and'to build an It has been widely reported by active consciousness among the concerned and caring newspapers Namibian working class, an active about the raids. at the homes of plan of action is required. members of Mr Muyongo's party. To achieve a wage that we can Those newspapers did not forg« , Ominyonena onghee Olllukifi woAids tadi hapupala KUTYAPPA NAMUTEWA Pamushangwahokololo 00 wa pit otau linthilike yomakwato keenghono okwa Ii yo ya ifwa kombelewa yomakwatafano lopotelwa opolifi okudja omafiku 31 yopolifi yaNamibia oshivike eshi, aAugust fiyo okefiku lonena. EHULILOSHIVIKE la djako okwa nokupukululwa nhumbi ve na okun * okukaia panlwe nokuhena ongumi otashi ulike kutya oiningwanima * Omukulukadi um-we okwa li a Ii oshivike sho ku kundafananlO inga opo vaha kwatwe komukifi wa * okutwa ovanhu .omukumo omukifi woAids. shiv ike yominyonena, mwa kwatelwa unene J?ninikwa no.makatana fiyo ta kwatwa o tya ngaha, opo yo oinukifi 00 uha nokungipaleka nhumbi v.ena oku Ii omadipao, omadengo nomakwato keenghono peefitola dakula daKl\tu shokupukulula nokunongeka tandavele inoshilongo". amena komufi woAids keenghono, oya londa pombada unene tura rnefiku lotete lohani ei. ovaNarnibia nhurnbi vena Dr. Iyambo okwa yelifa yo kutya Omalongekido nomapukululo ena okudja exuiilo lomwedi ou. * Okakadona. keedula 20, okwa li okulungarnena omukifl omutilifi omukifi woAids otau monika unene shaa noAids ota ka ningwa moshi Konyala oiningwanima aishe ka dengwa nokukwatwa keenghono woAids opo u ha tandavele moshiwana movanhu vopokati keedula 20-50, longo ashishe. Otaa ka ningilwa shaNamibia. ovanhu veedula odo ovo va pumbiwa peenhele ngaashi Katutura Commu kumwe iheyali yekwato keenghono momafiku avaii aSeptemba' moRe- f\ okwa li ya ya lopotelwa opolifi okudja hoboth. Ornulurnenhu weedula 20 Oministeli yonghaionawa omun mo mependulepo loshilongo shetu. . nity Centre, eenhele dokulandifa, omafiku 31 August, ornanga oikoya okwa diinirtwa kopolifi shi na sha dokotola Nickey Iyarnbo 'okwa ye OAids otai ka ngudupaleka eliko oupangelo nopeenhele dilili opo hapa ine yediapo kwa Ii yo ya lopotwa noshiningwanirna eshi. lifa ta ti, omapukululo moshiwana loilongo ihapu meedula ta di ya, osho kala ovanhu ,vahapu. mefirnbo 010. *·Otaku hokololwa nat\Ulgo kutya opo omukifi woAids u ha tandavele Dr. Iyarnbo a twa omufindo. . Oinapukululo a tya ngaha otaa ka * Ornulurnenhu ehe shiivike okwa 'onmlurnenhu wonhurnba okwa Ii a osho shiH oshinakuwanifa Enongeko 10Aids, 010, la shiivika ningwa momalaka omo ovanhu hava shaye. "Etandavelo lomukifi wa tya nawanedina 'Aids Awareness Week' udu ile hava lesha, osho Dr. Tembo a Ire lituwa a fyapopepineefitolahadi kendabala okukwata keenghono ifanwa Central rnuKatutura rnefiku' okakadona keedula 17 moKeetman ngaha ola pumbwa okukaia la hu otali kala hali ningwa okuhovela shivifa. lifwa po", osho Dr. Iyambo it ti. Momandaha fiyo Omolokaya oshivike Eshiivifo keshe omahangano 00 e lotete lohani ei. Omulumenhu 00 okwa shoop momafiku avali omwedi ou. tuwa nombele. * Oiningwanima itatu ya yooloka "Nonande kape na oimbodi eshi, nelalakano lokunongeka nok naehalolokuyandjaomapukululo00 * Johannes Shinleduwa weeciula yomakwato keenghono okwa li yo ya yokuha).,.'ula omukifi woAids, otWe upukulula keshe Omunamibia shi na ena sha lloAids Ilaa kale a kwatafana 25, okwa Ii a tuwa okufya momafiku 10potwa mefiku lotete lomwedi ou shi tala kokutya omapukululo shanoAitis. noNACP konomola yongodi 32170 31 aAugust molukanda ledina Aim okudja kOtjiwarongo, Gooabis moshiw,ma otaa ka kwafela neeng Oinakuwanifwa yoshivike oyo: Windhoek,oshitayingodi: 194, 195, bJaagte rnoMarientai kOninlU eshi kwa noKalkveld. hono adishe opo oAids i kale ya * okundllngika nokulombwela 196, 197 no199, ile konomonola Ii tav a pa tafana kornbinga yoomeme. Lwopokati opo opollfi yaWind yepwa. ovanhu vahapll nhumbi ve na okukelela yongodi 224015 Windhoek. Omulumenhu umwe okwa kwatwa hoek otai konakona ~shiningwaninla "Ovanhu ove na okushiivifilwa omukifi woaids shi na sha noshiningwanima esl;ri. shonghendabala yokukufa ornunhu * Jacobus Niklaas Isaacs, omwenyo, eshi omunhu umwe me ENGOMBE MOHOFA womolukanda ledina Tsieblaagte fiku lotete laSepetemba a umba OvakulukadivoZanu rnoKeetrnanshoop, okwa li a tuwa nombistoli yoludi 10-7,65mm , okufya mefiku 10tete laSeptemba. mongudu yovanhu meumbo limwe OMUSHAMANE Immanuel t * Pe\lUs Rooi,37, okwa tuwa okufya muKatutura. PF DloNantibia f Engombe, 00 a Ii nale oshilyo komukulukadi waye momaftku eshi MoshiningwaninlU eshi okwa Ii mwa shOshoongalele shOpashiwana a. li avali aSeptemba moKeetman . yehamekelwa ovakainhu vavali ovo mushanga wElongo longuduwiliki vamwe po ovo ina va tambula ko Ii shoop. aveshe va mona etando moshipangelo yaZimbambwe, yoZanu PF, mewi omukalo ou wediminafanepo. mwaasho kwa hashi ifanwa * Hefolo Kotie Busch,33, okwa shaKatutura omo ve li fiyo onena liko losheendo shovakainhu vakwao Elalakano 10Swapo c;>ku koleka "epangelotauluko", ongula fra momafiku 31 aAugust eshi anwa nonghalo yavo otaku popiwa kutya veli vatano, moshiongalele omahangano elili nokulili opashiwana yEtitano okwa holokele omeva obati1ii, 00 kwa li ta diladila otai lirnbilike. sheeenghundafana osho sha ningilwe opo ku kale ombili nelandulafano mOmhangu yaMangestrata kutya omaiodu. Oshiningwanima eshi Omulumenhu weedula 38 okwa mombelewa yoSwapo moVenduka moshilongo unene tu moshitukulwa pOndangwa shi na . osha ningilwa moRehoboth. tulwa moipandeko shi na sha no shin okwa pandula oomeme ovaNamibia shAfrika, osho omushamaneNaholo nonghendabala yokuumba odila Oiningwanimakonyala iheyali ingwanima eshi. voSwapo. a yelifa. yOmupresidende waNamibia, ---I Omushamane Naholo Festus 00 Omushamane Naholo okwaholola hailwa Sam Shafiishuna eli omuponhele kwatakanifi moSwapo yo eudo lonai laye ponhele yoSwapo Nujoma. okwa tambula ko oomeme ava no kombinga yonghalo yoita oyo iii Odila oyo ya ' twalele matumbulo taa landula. Ovanamibia moAngola, na oku ta popile eengh omupresidende Nujoma novaZimbanlbwe ova lwa pamwe nova endabaia odo da ningwa kornupre Health and Social Services koshivilo shokudimbulukwa hepela pamwe pefimbo lekondjelo . sidende w Angola omusharnane Edu- Ongulumbashe momafiku 26 manguluko. - ardo Dos Santos. aAugust, okwa Ii ya umbwa ile Okwa popya yo ta ti, ovaNamibia Okwa pandula yo Epangelo ekwafo Medical Superintendent - ova landula omukalo wediminafanepo, 010 Ia pewa ovaNamibia kEpangeio kwa diladilwa i umbwe (1 post: · Windhoek) 00 nao wa longifllwe kovaZimbabwe laZimbwabwe. kovalumenhu vonhumba. nowa eta oyiimati iwa lela. Opena Ovanhu velili nakulili ova Salary: R55 425 x l' 656 - R58 737 - R60 612. diininwa fiyo opapa kopolifi shi Requirements: Registration with the relevant professional council na ko na sha noshiningwanima as a Doctor or authorization to practice as such in terms of eshi. Proclamation AG 70 of 1989 plus appropriate experience in a hospital situation. . Omushamane Engombe okwa Candidates, who are qualified but do not have the authorization Ii a holoka mombangu noshibofa to practice In Namibia yet, can approach Dr Hanekom for the shaye osha undulilwa komesho required procedure, at the telephone number given. fiyo omomafiku 25 Septemba. Duties: Control of clinical, administrative, financial and personnel ' Engombe, 00 ali nale oshilyo functions of the Katutura Day Hospital (which includes the old Katutura Clinic and the TB Treatment Centre), Control of the Primary shoSwapo, nokwafiyapo ongudu Health Care Services in Windhoek (which includes Khomasdal, oyo pamwe novashunimonima Hakahana and Leutwein Clinics). Rendering of clinical services. vakwao momudo 1976, konima Enquiries: Dr AD Hanekom, te1."(061) 2032304. yoikolokosha oyo ya tukukile moSwa po ya etwa Applic~tions, .on form 0/1229(1) or Z83.(obtainable at Public ServiCe Offices), can be directed to the following addr.ess - komushamane Andreas The Permanent Secretary; Health and' Social Services, Private Shipanga• . ' Bag 13198, Windhoijk. 9000. Engombe pamwe riavakwao ova Ii va totapo ongudu yedina ~n attractive range of benefits includes a 13th cheque, a hous Ing subsidy subject to certain conditions, rent allowance assis Swapo-D oyo konima yomaf"lku tance with removal expenses, pension fund (7% contribuilon for ya hanauka po noya men, 5% contribution for women), medical aid providing 95% hengumukila mumwe nongudu cover on virtually all eventualities and ample vacation and Sick yedina NPF yomushamane leave. Moses Katjiuongua. \. Swapo-D odula ya dja ko okwa Closing date: 21 Sep~ember 1990. Ii a kufu oshitopolwa meboololo la mangulula 010 la ningilwe Your partner on the r~ad to prosperity. monamibia mepas~ukilo IOiwanahangano, ashike okwa Iya mo ewe, nokwa tokola ngaho nee okulikuta moNPF oyo nayo PUBLIC SERVICE OF NAMIBIA ya dJa ' as~Qie-kosIiakapiifwa eshi ya mpna : ;lsh~.~ '. Oshipundi shimwe-ashike ".~ehoolol~ la tumbulwa. THE NAMIBIAN Monday September 10 1990 13 DIE Privatesektor moet die, :, die ontginning van b~ide halfedel .enjinkamervan ekonomiese · gesteentes en marmer, ligte in ontwikkeling in Namibie wt)es. genieurswese, en die vervaardiging van kunsmis en landboutoerusting. So het die Adjunkcminister van Agterwaartse skakeling, volgens ' Handel en Nywerheid, Reggie Dier Diergaardt, is die verwerking van gaardt, Donderdag tydens die ampte" voedsel sOos mieliemeel, meel. gro like opening van die Rehoboth-skou ente, olie, tamatiepasta en melkpro op die dorp gese. dukte. Die Rehoboth-skou, wat '0. kort Om die nodige ontwikkeling van maar kleurryke geskiedenis het, het menslike kundigheid te bevorder, het tot Saterciag geduur. Diergaardtvoorgestel dat dienywer- , Diergaardt het beklemtoon dat goeie heidsektor vir die doel aangewend en gesonde betrekkingebenodig word kah word. Dit sal meer werkgeleen tussen die regering in die algemeen, thede , skep en die lewenstandaard die Ministerie van Handel enNywer . van die mense verhoog, het hy heid in besonder, en die private s~k . bygevoeg. , tor. , , "Die sleutel hiervan Ie in 'ontwikkel NELSON Mandela, adjunk.president van die ANC, is bier saam met Namibie se Permanente "Van regeringskantis die nodige bare entrepreneurs, watbereid is om Sekretari's van Buitelandse Sake, Andries Guibeb, op Saterdag in Kampala, hoofstad van Oeganda. stappe reeds. daarg,estel: '~ gesonde, nsiko's te aanvaar en oin geleen .Guibebhet 'n spesiale perskonferensie met Mandela gere~1 vir die Namibiese joernaliste. 'n Groep stabiele politieke'klimaat, wat ek6n ihede in winsgewendheid te oniskep, " ~joernaliste het ,Premier Hage Geingob, wat 'n'RegeriJlgsafvaardiging na die OAE·beraad geleihet, omiese groei sal stinlulee,ren moont het Diergaardt gese. "Die grootste vergesel.Geweld in,suid·Afrika was hoog op die agenda van die spitsberaad. (Foto: ,Pius Dunaiski) lik ma ~ k, is re,eds gevestig;" het hy potensiaal vir ontwikkeling is inher gese. ' ent in die klein sake man: ' , Die Namibiese vervaardigingsek Die ontwikkeling van pl~aslike tor kan metkragtige voor- en agter ve~aardigingspunte, volgens Dier waartse skakeling in die Namibiese 'gaardt, sal die storting van Suid ekonomie ingebou word. Met voor Afrikaanse produkte in Namibie die waartse skakeling het hy verwys na hoofbied. Nog twee aangekeer Becker vies oor lenings DIE HNP van Sarel Becker is vies omdat die Regering die omstrede praktyk van die gewese Wit·administrasie beeindig het waardeur lenings vir boere in vader·seun·transaksies beskikbaar gestel is. en ammunisie gevind "Die HNP spreek hom ten sterkste uit teen die Regering se plan om sekere lenings aan boere eensydig te kanselleer," se Becker, wat die Regering daarvan beskuldig dat dit die begin is van ondememings wat verbreek word. STANLEY KATZAO EN GWEN LISTER "Ook 'n owerheid moet die kontrakte wat hy sluit, eerbiedig.' , Becker beweer voorts dat boere daardeur gedestilbiliseer word en dat die DIE Namibiese polisie het tydens die naweek nog twee mans vasgetrek in verband met die diefstal van wegneem van die lenings deel is van die "koue guerrilla-oorlog" wat teen witmense gevoer word. , '11 groot hoeveelheid wapens en ammunisie, wat reeds groot opslae in die land gemaak het. In 'n ander voorval gister het die vandag in die Winp,hoekse Laerhof eHer sedert die eerste deurbraak toe plofst'ofdeskundiges van die verskyn en sal hulle waarskynlik ook 'n skoot in Windhoek-Wes tot die in \ Namibicse Polisie 'n trommel vol vir dieselfde aankIagte as die ander hegtenisneming van ses jong witrnans fosfor- en geweergranate in die Gore sewe voorkom. geleihet. lliigabdam buite Windhoek gevind. Gevra of die twee weI H. Tietz en Hulle het verlede Maandag vlugtig Hoewel die polisiewoordvoerders Holger B. Moelleris, wat steeds deur in die Windhoekse laemof verskyn nie 'n woord daaroor wou rep nie, die polisie in verband met die en die saak is tot aanstaande Maandag was dit gister tot laatnog nie duidelik aangeleentheid gesoekword, het ko!. uitgestel. Hulle is nie gevra om te of een van die m,ms wat gearresteer Smit geweier om kornmenta.1I te lewer. pleit en geen borg is toegestaan nie. is die hoof-verdagte. H. Tietz, is nie, Onduidelikheid oor die arrestasies Die plofstof wat g\ster in die dam ,by wie se huis in Eros' n groot aantal het egter laat gisteraand vererger toe gevind is, bestaan uit 'n aantal fosfor wapens gekry is. ' , Foeus vemeem het dat een van die en geweergranate, wat in 'n ou mil Kolonel Jumbo Smit, hoof van die mans wat tydens die naweek arresteer itere trommel verpak was. Alhoewel Speurdiens, het gister by navraag is, 'n broer is van een van die ander daar nog nie vasgestel is of daar bevcstig dat die polisie' twee verdere ses, wat in verband met die diefstalle enige verbintenis tussendie plofst~f arrestasies tydens die naweek ge aangehou word. Laat· gisteraand het , en die aangehoudenes is nie, het maak het in verbarid met die am Kommissaris Siggi Eimbeck vari die Eimbeck gese dat dit baie duidelik is nmnisie- en wapensaak, waarvoor polisie se skakelafdelmg die arresta dat die ammunisie kort gelede in die sewe jong witmans verlede naweek sies bevestig, maar ontken dat Tietz dam gegooi is. aangekeer is. of Moeller gearresteer is. Dit is duidelik dat die polisie besig Volgens Smit sal die twee mans Die polisie soek na Tietz en Mo- is om 'n groot deurbraak te maak om die regse geweld in Namibie oop Ie Grenswagte het ook vlek en aan die kaak te ste!. SWA Gebiedsmagslede 5ENSE. PIUS DUNAISKI DIE Namibiese polisie se hoofwoordvoerder, brigadier Siggi Eimbeck, het sy stelling dat die grenswagte, 'wat verlede week 'onttrek is, TASTE.· uitsluitlik net uit gewese Plan-vegters bestaan, teruggetrek. Die .teenstrydigheid het Vrydagaand opgekom ioe die Eerste Minister, Hage Mills is the only compa11)i in Geingob, in 'n televisie-uitsending genoem het dat die spesiale konstalJeJs, ook 1!!!!!![~JII~;M~;almib bekend as die grenswagte, ook uit gewese SWA Gebiedsmagslede bestaan. Namibia using its own local mills. That's Di~ onttrekking van die grenswagte het gekom nadat verskeie beweringe van why our flour and maize are always super wandade teen toeriste en ander burgerlikes in die Noorde voor bul deur gele is. jresh and jull ojenergy! In 'n stap wat wye positiewe reaksie ontlok het nadat selfs persone in pro gressiewe kring~ ' aangedring het op 'n ondersoek, het Geingob voorverlede Vrydag aangekondig dat die grenswagte onttrek sal 'word en dat hulle tydelik vervang sal word met soldatevail die Namibiese Weermag. Eimbeck het die voorafgaande Dondcrdag in 'n onderhoud met Focus pertinent op 'n vraag gese die grenswagte bestaan "uiisluitlik" net uit gewese Plan-vegters. Toe Eimbeek verlede week op die teenstrydigheid gewys is, het hy aanvanklik volgehou dat hy net bewus is van gewese Plan-Iede in die' gr~nswag. Hy het e~ter beloof om seker te maak. Verlede ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Donderdag het Eimbeek weer by navraag gese hy het bevind dat daar tog "'n handjievol gewese SWA Gebiedsmagsoldate" in, die mag opgeneem is. Volgens· hom is daar nie 'n bron wat hom die regte verhouding van die gctalle tussen Plan ROM NAMITJB MllILIL§ en 5WAGM-Iede kan gee nie. Sy skattingis egterdatdaar net vyfpersent SWAGM /.1·indhoek 9000, Tel: 6-293112. Fax: 6-2678. Telex:.50-908-3231 . is terwyl die grenswagte 95 persent uit gewese Plan-Iede bestaan. PeteV 10610/£/01 .~------~--~=-~-----~------'~-----~~-~------ '.'" 4- 1- , .... ~. '" 14~ Mondai September 10 1'990 . THE NAMIBIAN I.' THE NAMIBIAN Monday Set'tember 10 1990 15 . P~ okwanangala .na . seUf1H4 . 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But Agassi was simply the better fmals, dumped four-time winner McEnroe showed flashes of the player on Saturday. McEnroe 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-3 to set up a old magic as he desperately tried to "I haven't seen him play like that showdown with fOUlth seed Andre claw his way back into the match in ever," Becker said. "He proved to Agassi in·the fIrst All-American US the fourth set. everybody that he is a world class Open Final since 1979 when McEn But Sampras showed tremendous tennis player. " roe beat Vitas Gerulaitis. grace under pressure and no let up , Sanlpras also demonsJrated that Agassi, the French Open runner with his rocket serve. ' his game has reached a new level as up, reached his se'cond grand slanl With a brilliant orange sunset illu , he' beat McEnroe at his own serve fmal of the year with a stellar per minating the Manhattan sl\yline in and volley game. formance against defending chanl the distance, the sun set on McEn He broke McEnroe twice to take pion Boris Becker. roe's grand slam dreanl.as Sarilpias the first set, holding his last three Agassi powered his way past Becker unleashed his 17th ace to end the two service games at love and broke 6-7 6~3 6-2 6-3 with the help of a hour 43 minute match. through twice more in the second. series of controversial line calls that "On the outside I look calm and "Give him credit. He put a lot of ~obbed the second seed of his con cool, but on the inside my heart's pressure on me, He was serving so centration ,and composure 'on what really beating," Sampras said. big," McEnroe said. -turned out to be a dreadful day for , ,I think beating Lend! I was more Sampras served S9 hard right at champions. stunned, but today I'm pretty stunned. McEnroe that on several points the In between the tW9 men's semifI It' ~ ju st unbelievable. I don't believe lefthander was almost knoeked off nals, Argentine GabridaSabatini upset I'm in the fmal." his feet - and that was when he managed two-time defending chanlpion Steffi Agassi, who has been playing the to get his racket on the wall. Graf 6-,2 7-6 to win the women's best tennis of his career over the last "Ihit it as hard as lean, as close to title. two weeks, raised his game to new , the line as I can. If it goes in it should With his stirring run tothe semifI~ heights on Saturday. be an ace, a service winner or an easy nals, McEnroe, ranl\ed 20th and , He never 'let down, even after volley. un seeded here for the fIrst time in 13 dropping a tense fIrst-set tiebreaic My whole game revolves around years, had electrifIed an open that 12-10 and out-hit Becker with thun my serve," Sampras. saw many of the favourites fall early. dering ground strokes from both sides , And when McEnroe finally broke But on Saturday Sampras had'too over the last three sets. tluough to take the third set and bring big a serve an FROM PAGE 19 when John Neijenhuis converted a Jan Gaasbeek pass. Yugoslav Mitar Mrkela be keeping a close eye on the situ might have pinched both points for ation." Twente in the second half but Ajax goalkeeper Stanley Menzo saved well .More problems at his feet. Enigmatic winger Bryan Roy squandered a great ,chance for for Ajax Ajax with 'only seconds remainin'g. PSV Eindhoven top the table with five Amsterdam points from three gaJlles after beating bottom-placed MvV Maastricht 3-0 on AMSTERDAM: Dutch champions Saturday with goals from Juul Eller Ajax Amsterdam suffered . more man, John Bosman and Gheorghe " AM~RICAN Andre Aggasi meets yotiilg~ompatriot Pete Sampras in the,U$ Open Final after the latter disappoiniincnt when they were held to Popescu. Twente also have five points , : toppled champion Ivan Lendl in the quar~erlinals. Photograph: Agence France-p:res.se. a 1-1' draw by visitors FC Twente , but drop back to third behind FC Gron Enschede on Sunday. ingen who won 2-1 at FC Den Haag. Ajax. who dropped a point last week Ajax arc among a number of teams end, got off to a flying start with a goal on four points, including Feyenoord from Dennis Bcrgkamp after just pne Rotterdam who drew 0-0 at Vitesse minute and threatened to swamp Arnhcm. Before the game about 50 ADVERTISE IN TilE NAMIBIAN Twente in the first half hour with some Feyenoord supporters were detained breathtaking soccer. after an explosive device was thrown But they failed to convert a host of from a train carrying them to the match. IT IS CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE. chances and Twente, who had won A 55-year-old man sustained injuries to their first two league matches; equal both legs in the incident in the central ~ l'~ ised eight minutes before halftime Dutch town of Driebergen. -:.? " Monday' Septttf:pber ·10 1'990 19 \ Gyant takes SHORTS - Klinsmann clinches lead in FROM PAGE 1 . , at the back of the pack at the time and EC race was the only high-ranked rider to miss the decisive move. V ALKENBURG: Frenchman Martial Bouvatier broke free from his 12 it for Inter Milan companions 14 krns from the finish Gayant took over the race leader's ROME: West German World Cup forward' Juergen Klinsmann scored a second-half hat-trick to give blue jersey after the fourth stage of and crossed the line nine seconds Internazionale Milan a 3-0 victory over Cagliari on Sunday's opening day of the Italian f"ri-st division the Tour of the European ConmlUnity ahead of Belgim! J:!tiel1l1e De Wilde. cycling race won by his· compatriot Belgian Kristel Werckx broke clear league season. Philippe Bouvaticr on Sunday. 35 kms from the fmishline to win the After an uninspiring first half, stadium. missing chances in the first half. It was Buuvatier's first victory in 95-krn fourth stage of the women's Klinsllm'stree goals Came within the Although Milan had dominated the But Klinsmann Can1e back strongly six years as a professional. Tour. She was M seconds clear of the space of 20 minutes when 1nt~H. surged early part of the match they, too, after the interval, picking up a loose Gayant dethroned West Gernlan. bunch who were led across the line forward against a Cagliari side re broke through only after Genoa were · 'ball in the area in the 59th minute and RolfGolz in the overall standings but by Dutchwoman Leontien Va.p. duced to 10 men. reduced to 10meninthe65thminut~ : striking it with a powerful. rigllt-footed will not be able tQ ·relax with compa- Moorse!. World .champion Cather Another West German VI prld Cup as Italian referees implemented tough shot: . triot Laurent Jalabert and Dane Jesper ' ine Marsal qf France retained the star, Rudi.v oeller, opene-d the scor new FIFA rules on fouls. ," _. . His second goal came .through a Skibby just one second behind him. overall lead, 38 seconds ah.ead of ing in the new season with a 17th UEFA Cup champions Ju~el1tus header in the ·66th minute, shortly Bouvatier e.scaped 26 krns from Van Moorse!. Monday'S fifth stage minute header for Ranla. Hi s side . left off-form newcOliler Thbmas after the expulsion of. Luciano De home with 12 other riders. Golt was fmishes in Koblel1Z; West Germany . went on to bent UEF A Cup runners Haessler on the ben;jJ. in iheir 2- i Paola. Eleven minutes later the West. up Fiorentinn 4-0 in the most excit win at fin:t division newcomers Pa..mm. ,Gemlan completed the hat-trick fronl . ing match of the day. Italy striker Salvatore Schillaci, . .a pass by Aldo Serena. 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Coun.ty, Oxford United and.Reading. understand the implications. We will tel 22-7746 or 22-5816 * WINDHOEK Neither Maxwell nor Scholar was Football League spokesperson Andy quoted in the Sunday Times, which Williamson said that, if Maxwell were CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 .. ; • I 1/ , 20' Monday September 10 1990 I' t".'.·f'· f .• ', f'" "."THE NAMIBIAN " . South American's rhythm upsets Germany's Graf Sabatini wins US Open NEW YORK: Gabriela Sabatini meetings - but usually played her said Graf. " She played very deep, broke through into the big time and very tough. Fourteen defeats came in she came in, she mixed it up very three sets when Sabatini would often well. . • 'r:. " .. y~ a; for Stefh Graf by winning the tired under the weight of Gnu's nrlghty' , • 'Today I had nothiIig - not ' the US Open Championship in straight forehand. put a sour ending on a disappointing iiiiiliililiiliillllilliiif .sets on Saturday. "She played awfully very well," CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 The 6-2 7-6 triumph over the world number one gave Sabatini her fIrst i Grand Slam singles title and moved her out from wider the shadow cast by her longtirrte rival. ~'This is the biggest feeling for Wits canoeists in top. effort me. There's no way to explain this ..~motion," Sabatini said after the one JO~SBURG: In a brilliant team perfonnance, the first four Wits , hour 39-minute victory over her for University paddlers crossed in a straight line to fInish first in the same time of mer doubles partner. 1 hr 38 min 25 sec to win the double honours in the Taaibos Emfuleni Canoe ''I've been,dreaming to win a grand Kl race over 24 km on the Vaal River ~t Vereeniging o~ Sunday. slam. I don't beleive it, I came through At the start, eight paddlers forged ahead of the annada of 121 canoes, but just today," said Sabatini, who became before the half-way mafIc, the four Wits stars - ~orld-c1ass jun'ior Robbie the first woman from Argentina to . Herreveld, Neil Ev~s, Barry Hayward .and Gavm'Cooke - broke away leaving ever win a grand slam ev~nt. the other four paddling furiously behirid them. The. Wits quartet: stroking ·The 20-yel\f-old Sabatini, seeded smoothly like a team, held their po~itions t'o cross simult~eously. fifth behitid the top~seed Graf,. ul>ed ·.They also raced away with the ,first four individual honours. her new-found net game to volley Fifth was Colin Simpkins (VLC) in 1:39,26, followed by Jurgen Geitner winners and rattled Graf into a un (DAB) 1:39,27;Theo de Jager (DAB) 1:39,29, Hilmar von Mansberg (DAB) heard of 40 unforced errors as she 1:40,37, Gareth Peddie (DAB) 1:43,21 and Byron Brathwaite (Wits) in denied the West Gennan a third 1:43,48. successive US Open crown. The K2 section was won by Reil Verkerk,(Wits) and Brian Longley (l?AB) Graf, whose Australian Open in 1 :33,28 with Jurgen Rhyness and Joe Torlage (DAB) second in L:33,30 and triumph in January gave her eight IrolUnan champion Rockley Montgomery and Roy Pepper (VLC) third in grand slam titles of the last 'nine 1:33,56. . cont,ested, was left out of.the celebra- . tions of th~ French, Wimbledon and now US Championships in a sesion .. Boxers "for Aids tests m!lrfed by injury, ailments and ad . , '\ .' .' verse publicity. HARARE: Zimbabwe has decided that aU boxers will be tested for Aids before Graf had been overpowering on they step into the ring, starting next year. her way to the final, but the Argen Richard Hondo, secretary ofthe -Zimbabwe National BC!xing and Wrestling tine's aggressive game plan and en Control Board, told the Harare weekly The SUnday Mail that screening of all thralling execution at the net gave boxers would start on January 1. her victory and fulfilled her promise "While most boxers have expressed dissatisfaction with this, we,have to of greatness. protect other boxers from those who might be carriers' of the HIV virus," ','I can't believe I won it," said Hondo said. Last month the goverrunent unveiled a new education programme Sabatini, who jumped for joy with to help coritrol Aids as official figures showed a rapid spread of the disease . . her anns raised high after whistling a It said the estimated number of cases of Aids, which destroys the body's forehand past Graf to win the sec ability to fight diseases, had jumped .to 9 000 this year from 119 in 1987 but ond-set tiebreak 7-4. gave no figures of deaths. The Argentine had lost 18 of 21 career matches against Graf - and all CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 six of their previous grand slam STEFFI Graf, defeated by Gabriela Sabatini on Saturday. TAKE."... ADVANTAG . ,E OF THE, MIDAS SP"R.I;NG CLEAN.J :N·~ GO ( FFER 1800 em' GENUINE CHAMOIS 150 9 MUTTON CLOTH KARIBA CHAMOIS SQUEEGEE WASH 'N SHINE 500 ml CARNU POLISH ~S . LONG AS SlOCKS LAST 11111.. . . - Quality Parts Professional SerVice 9/5 /9