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£ Friday May 21 1993
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CHRtS NDtVANGA US first ELEVEN membersoflhe 'vigilante' group, for Nam Epaogo, have been ordered by the High Court to immed ia leJy release suspected stock President thieves whom they have u nlawfull y detained. UNITED State. An interdict has also ventioo secured the re President Bill been issued against the lease of the suspects. ClintOD ba, invited self-styled ' community Namiblan PreSident Sam toprotection/action' stop them from group as- rr.:c~on:,. ~p~a~g'~2:'1 NuJoma to meet saulting and detaining AN w1tb hlm ID suspects. NAMIBIA WashlngtoQollJOIle Epango was formedio 16. tbe; White. House the Okakarara area after announced 00 dissatisfaction amoog Wednesday. residenls over official A OS Information handling of stock thefts. Sen1ce .tafernut, TIle grouptookthelaw iototheirownhands and Il!uedln Wlndboek, over the Easter weekeod said President Namibia 1991 1991, apprehended and held NuJoma wow.d be UNIVERSAL APPEAL ... Tomorrow Miss and Miss Universe MicbeDe hostageanumberofsus the first Afrh:aa McLean, will hand over her croWD, as Miss Universe. to somebody else at a glittering occasion in Mexico City. Above: Some ofthesemi·ftnaUsu who will be bidding tor the Miss Universe 1993 title. pected stock thieves. Head of State to be The event will be screened OD NBC tomorrow (Saturday) night. Photograph: Agence France·Presse Only high-level iDler· received "In tbe White Hotl.St by tlafll Admlolstratfon". "The meeting 'S · , wltb NuJoma, tbe tamp out racism ftrst ejected presi dent otalllndepcnd wife and friend, staff refused to serve ent Namlbla. under· TOM MINNEY them preferring to serve other custom· FOREIGN Affairs Minister Pik Botha will scores tbe Presl· ers. The atmosphere allegedly became dent 's (C IIDton) THE Government has condemned hostile, including an ice-cube being meet his Angolan counterpart Venancio de wmmltmtnf to sup racism, which continues in thrown at hi.~ friend and people refus· Moura for talks in Windhoek on June 4, port democracy Namibia, and has called on all ing to let them sit down . .- Namibian Foreign Affair s officials througbout Africa who run restaurants, hotels, or "I was shocked 10 find this level of confirmed yesterday. and elsewhere," the clubs and ot her places or racia! harassmenl in Namibia after in· Foreign Affairs permanent secretary Andreas US statement said. entertainment to join rorces in dependence. ls !hi s activily lcgal? Whal Guibeb said he would meet SA representative to It added that the com bating it. This was one of the do your readers think about litis?" a.~ked Namibia Stephanus Aldrich and Angolan Ambas· .AFRICA,VGEMSTONE two leuders were resolutions or the Cahinet meeting the letter. sador A1berto Ribeiro today to discuss details ofthe EXCHANGE TI" Queen of Namibia expected to ~$CUla on Tuesday. The President and Ministers replied, meeting and finalise the agenda. developments in saying: "Cabinet emphatically disap Proposals would then be forwarded to Botba and "., .. ,.,...... ,--. The move was sparked by aleUerin 1IIo .. ~ ___. ,... southern Atrf(jl.ltI~ proves of tile intermittent incidents of De Moura before fina1 anaogemenls were con The Namibiao last week, alleging rac· • ..,.. .. (lII0I01.,. It'" eluding Angola aDd racial discrimination and apartheid. fumed. ism 00 May? at a re5tauranl/barcalled lET us lit YClJiHAST progress to.,..ard" The deep concern on the part o f Gov Namibian Foreign Affairs Minister 1beo-Ben ... -. The Blue Marlin in Windhoek:. The ernment culminated with the case of Gurirab said earlier this month thalthe taU:s would OIJOTE . SHOI' HO 11 7, democracy In South letter·writer said everyone inside was MRNfI PARK. m l27735 Africa. white, and when he came with a black conI. 1 cont. 2 2 Friday May 21 1993 THE NAMIBIAN
Getting NPF stalls to know R500 million owed to SA congress
the Nam A R500 million increase in net debt abroad and cashed immediately and year. ment deposits at the com THE National Patriotic a sinmilar rise in Government debt to the banks the cum::ncy in circula Domesticcredit rose 59 mercial banks fcll 43 per Front (NPF) has economy in March have one explanation. book.keeping tion is used as one meas percent 10 R3 815 million cent to R132.2 million p ostponed its changes. According to centraJ Bank of Namibia ureofmoneysupply. This allheendofMarch 1993, (from R231,S million). ExtraOrdinary Congress T HE research director of reselllrch Esko Aurikko, some of roseby21 per cent to RI reflecting rises of R.539 Last year. for the rmt as its President i~ absent division of the Namibia's inherited debt to South Africa is 017 million over the year million in lending 10 the time, banla havcbccnable and the party also tirsl Bank of Namibia is included in the banking system's figures. to March 1993. private sector and R866 to invest in Government wants to conclude gradually building The statistics include million in lending to the securities and stocks while ongoing talks with other its information and Namibia owes South borrowing fromcommer not just the Bank of Na Government, although previously they had to in parties on " bow to resean:h capacity. Africa some R900 mil cial banks (usually for pr0- mibia and the five com this figure includes some vest in these in South Af maintain democracy' 'in Accordingloils di lion in inherited debt ductive investments) is mercial banks, but also R500 million ofthe South rica in order to satisfy the country. rector Esko Aurikko, which it will have 10 start still.oaring, up 24 percent five other bankfug insti African aebt. banking regulations. TIle congress was due paying back: in the next toR2220millionoverthe tution.: the National The Govemmenl ran a In the year 10 March, in next week'. budget to lake place this week fewyean. Housing EntCIprise, the big deficit by March, as commercial banks foreign .peech for the fmt Y
N am Casspirs for Cambodia Left: FINDING A HOME The NAMIBIA is to lease 15 locaJJy manufactured R iemvasmakers' armoured vehicles tothe United Nations, following Committee formed on demands from UN troops in Cambodia for more March 21 this year to protection against attacks by Khmer Rouge guerril solve thecommunity'll las, NBC news reported. citizenship problems: Canadian peace-keepers serving in Cambodia are back, from left· AW in Windhoek lo finalise the deal fortbe Wolf turbo Katimba, Willem Casspirs, which were due 10 be flown to Cambodia Basson, and the from Gr09lfontein jlirbase yesterday on two large group's. driver. P 9.aJaxy t rans~rt planes. Isaaks; front This makes Namibia the 33rd count ry to partici ,Be.rnadeU~ J,agger, pate in the UN 's peace-keeping operadons in Cam- " Andrew Adams and bodia.· - ," LoW Adams. Felix ,The UN bough\ IQof the anti-mine-and mi ss il ~ Humphries was ab proof Casspirs,fro[ll Wiodhoeker Maschinen Fabrik sent. in 1989. Troops serving in Cambodia had now de.maotkd more of them 10 ensure their safety. Nine UN personnel have been JciUed in guerrilla attacks in Cambodia in the last six weeks. Nami bia has already sent fi ve civilian monitors Riemvasmakers find a home from various Ministries 10 assist witb the Cambo dian election process .• Sapa Ministry of Home Af· Khorixas in an attempt Membersoflbe com GRAHAM HOPWOOD faits, Jagger confinned to lure the minee told The that all Riemvasmakers Riemvas maakers back.. Namibian that only a Drought deal THE Riemvasmakers. who were removed from are entitled 10 citizen- Atthetimereportslinked mioority,mainlyelders. I SouthAfricato Damaraland in 1972, have elected ship and should apply this group with the intheircommunitywant SUBSIDIESundenheOroughtAidSchemerelatedlo a committee to represent their interest. and sort individually. Inkatha Freedom Party. to retum to South Africa livestock feeds, marketing and transpon have been out their citizenship problems, Jagger and her corn- Jagger said she was 001 due 10 a "sentimentaJ at- revised because of the good rains which fell in many 1becommunity,origi- mince for assistance in minee met deputy min- sure which political party tachment". pans of the country. nallyfromRiemvasmaak sorting out their citizen- isler of Home Affairs, wasbehindthemovebut Jaggersaid:''Thema- In addition farming areas aJe to be reclassifled, near Upington were ship status. Nangololthete,onMOIl- she added that very few jority of us are happy according 10 grazing conditions. by the end of June. taken to a remote spot Cabinet declared in day moming. Members hadrespoodedtotheidea with the Government's The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Rural De called Bergsig, some February 1991 thalthose of the committee ex- of a retum. She said the efforts 10 grant us citi- velopmenl said in a statement on Friday thallhe new lOOkm wcstofKhorixas, expelled from pressedtheirsatisfaction visits were an altempt 10 7.enship. Afterall we feel arrangements under the Drought Aid Scheme had during the era of forced Riemvasmaak would be with the Ministry's attractvotersforthecom- at home here after 20 become effective from Mayl. Subsidiesrela[ed [0 the removals under Apart- given automatic citizen- policy. ing election in Soutb years". market1ngofanimals will remain inforcecountrywide heid rule. ship. "Wewouldliketocon- Africa. .TbeRiemvasmakers except for the Kavango and Caprivi regions where Speaking to The However, during the gralulate the Govern- Another reason for Committee can be con- abundanl rain fell, the Ministry said. Namibian, the group's regianal and local elee- ment for accepting us fonning the committee tacted through Karakul subsidies will continue. but no fodder and secretary. Bernadeue lions last year some wilhout obstacles as waslopreventimposters BemadetteJaggeratPO lick:willbegjventofarmersinWindhoekEast,Gobabis. Jagger, said Riemvasmakers were Namibiao cit'ize ns," posing as Box l96.Kborixasorby Okahandja, Otjiwarongo. Outjo, Omaruru East, Riemvasmakers in "aJJ turned away as nOD-citi- Jagger added. Riemvasmakers apply_ telephone-Kborixas 186 Grootfonte in, Tsumeb, as we Uthe conununal areas of fourcomersofNamibia" zens. Late last year some iog for citizenship. (bome), 122 (work). the Omaheke, Otjowndjupa, Caprivi, Okavango,
_Ccoul~~d~ c~oo~.. ~ct ~Ihe~~co:m~-__Aft~~e~'~t~al~.~ ' ~W>~· th~the::-.:Sou~~tb~Afri~~·cans~~V~;st~· te~d;J~a~gg~e~,~e~"P~Iain solidarity with local miners. WlLUAM HEUVA Noted Shaetonbodi: "MUN is now able 10 ex- REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA change information through MIP which is impor- 1lIE Mineworkers' Union or Namibia, MUN, tanttoourwork.especiallywbenweareindifficul_ TENDERS was fully accepted as a member or the Miners' ties". INTERNAL REGISTERED STOCK International Federation,- ~'- at the 47th con- 1becongress, beldundertbebannerof' Cbanging gress of the federation held iD Budapat, Hun- Industries and Societies aOO. Heallb and Safety in Tenders are i nyile REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA TENDERS TREASURY BILLS Tenders are invited for 182 day treasury bills to be dated 31 June 1993 due 2 December 1993 for minimum RIO 000.00 and in mUltiples of RIO 000.00. Bids will close al lOhOO on Tuesday, 1 June 1993. Payment is to be made by IOhOO on Thursday, 3 June 1993. The price per cent offered must be in multiples of one_cent. Tenders are to be submined to Bank of Namibia, Operations Department. on the subscription forms available from the Bank. WORKING TOGETHER .,' for better industrial relations: (back row, from left:) India Katjh'ena. Gene Gahutu, Piet van Tonder, Immanuel Sjombe, Petrus Shikuti, (Front, from left) Ruben Gideon, Any enquiries should be directed to: Filemon Theoftlus, THus Haimbili, Jan Grootenboel", JOOM VataJeni, Oiva Angola, THE MANAGER, OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT, BANK OF NAMIBIA, WINDHOEK TEL. (061) 226401 ~~~~~~~~VVorkerstackle labour relations rn Namibia's cbanging world of industrial relations aod the new age of the Labour Code, one of the UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA country's key employers has been encouraging staff to get to grips with the often tricky issue of labour relation. Project Analysis Namibia Beverages/Coca-Cola recently sent workers on two three-day courses, one in Windboek and Management the youth and wOf'kers to part and one in Oshakati, aimed at 'building first-line celebration. M~.s from the OAU 0 __ __ - , relationships'. Supervisorn andshop stewards (Irade (7-18 June 1993) tar! '(:.enea::aI, Dr SaLimAhmed Sali~ and union representatives) attended !he courses which from the Namibian Goveroment will also be tried to create a betterunderstanding oflhe relation· This is the first in a series of seminars held by the delivered,at the occasion) the statement said. ship of past, present and future industrial relations. Centre for Public Service Training, a new division It added that theevent would be attended by the waytomaoage conflicts in the workplacebetter. The courses were also meant 10 develop confi of the University of Namibia. Its chief objective is of parliameot, Afri:~ ofthediplo- dence in handling industrial relations situations. the training of civil seIVants in specific categories. and skills in dealing with complaints, and a sense of This seminar is designed for Deputy Directors and 'ownership' of industrial relations. Project Analysts, and will emphasize both analyti cal and application skills. NonCE NonCE The seminars will be held from June to October, Take notice that MRS R. Smit intends to apply to the Take notice that Mm S. Un intends to appty to the concentrating on Administration, Managem ent Cound of the Mlridpo/ty of Windhoek for the COlX\CM of the MlXIidpotly of Wlndhoek for the and International Relations. rezoning of Erf N471 Bach S"eet from 'General rezoning of Erf 470 Boch Sheet from ·General Relli· Residential' to ' Business' dential' 10 "Business' Participation is limited to twenty persons at a cost Futher toke notice that 0 copy of the plon ~es for Fulher fake notice that 0 copy of the plan lies to( of R600 each and will be held on the city-campus inspection during normal office hoLrs at fOom 710, h$pection dl,xing namol office hours at room 710. of the University of Namibia. Municipol Offices Windhoek Municipal Offices Windhoek Any person objecting to the proposed use of Iond M y person objecting to the proposed use of land Please contact Ms Christa Kla zen at 307-2425 moy lodge such opplication in writing, together may lodge such application In WTiting. together for details. with the grounds thereof. with the Coundl and 'Nith withlhe grounds thereof. oMth the Coundl and with the AppUont 'Nithin fourteen (\4) days of the lost the Appliont within fourteen (14) days of the lost publication of this notice. publication of this notice. AppIIef;ri: AppIe«JI: I University of Namibia I SIutMrrCJ.JCtl PlcnlIng con.uItalt PO Box llU9 StubefVouch PlonrWIg-- CONUIIall PO Bo . 11&69 ------THE NAMIBIAN FMday May 21 1993 5 NOTICE ...... Centre - Take noticethot MRFX WeschseIberger Intends to '"~'DRIVING SCHOOL apply lothe Council oflhe Munic!patty ofWindhoek To! (lit!) HUOIIIlI) (b)(IItI) U41) (Horn.)~ ... (IMI) 111_ fortherru:oning of Erf \ 81 0 BochStreet from 'GenElfol 1A ...... c"". lox 711 Wln_ toOO .... o.mIbIr. Residential' to '8usirlsss' CAN YOU DRIVE? NO! Futher take notice thOt a copy of the pion ijes for That should not be a problem ;anymore. Eve" If inspectiantlUrlng normal office holJ's at room 710. you want to Improve your drlvinll, MIl"iicipal Offices Windhoek Any person objecting 10 the p!'oposed use of kmd CITY CENTRE DRJVING SCHOOL O;ffer.s drivint leuondor MO.OO pill Ind the.04th ~son is may lodge such application In Wfiling. together Vv'ilh the grounds thereof. Vv'ithlhe Council af'cl Vv'ith FREE OF CHARGE the App~onl Vv'ilhln folJ'teen (14) days of the lost WHY WAm PHONE. USI/ publication of this notice. AppIccri; Slub«1rwch Plarmg eon.uttanl PO Box 11669 -- SALE! SALE! WOW! -THOSE PRICES! SALE! New electric appliances with one or even 2 years guarantee. TVs, CD - Players, Video Is the winter here~ Machines, Vacuum cleaners, Fans, and much YES! more at But we are for the people this winter. Huge complete Duvet Sets for sale! UNBEATABLE PRICES. Including Duvet Inner; fulllrned curtains: continental pillow + case; bottom fitted WHERE?????? sheets; night frill, for unbeatable prices, all as from R 176.88 - executive sets, to AA/AUCT I O:lS 'iAMI B: A R693.23 Ambasador sets YOUR BETTER i'ARTNEllIN AUCT'ONEr;tING I"'Y PHONE (061) 223010 f 221168 MISS. YOLANDE IZAAKS AID RELIEF ... Tberesia Dungula pictured with rations for four, The ONLY AT AN AUCTIONS NAMIBIA KEETMANSHOOP: TEL (06731) 2881 food CCNIFMLU last Thursday handed out to a group of 128 refugees at TH 120011 OR 130189 MR. JOHN CLOETE. a relief camp at Eenbana. Photo: CCN FMLU TEeHNIKON NAMIBIA CCN relief for 128 CURRICULUM GROUP: ACCOUNTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS AngQ!~~ refugees Computer Courses The Information Systems Department is offering the following corn· THECOUNClLofChurcbes'Food devastated commuDity, 90 of whom puter courses during June 1993 at the University of Namibia: Management and Logistic.s Unit fall under the vuloerable group. the (CCNIFMLU), in conjunction with CCN/FMLU said. These are children • Introduction to Personal Computers and MsDos the Ministry of Home AtTairs, has under the age of five . pregnant and An essential course for persons who have no computer background. extended a helping hand to a group lactating mothers, old people over 60, of Angolan refugees at Eenhana by mentally and physically handicapped Course: 31 May to 3 June (18:00 - 21 :00) supplying them with emergency persons and those certified to be suf Cost: R180·00 per person food. TheCCNsaidtheprogramme fering from malnutrition. Venue: Office Block, mM Computer Laboratory, was an extension of the AngoJan Each person gOl 12,5kg of maize Room G0414a. Refugee Relief Programme, initi- meal , two 425g tins of canned fish, ~ ~~s.tNeJ:~~~ Go_vt;~ lI!..ent 3 I kg.ofbeaos and of sugar, and 2liues • Introduction to Wordperfect 5.1 ICiQ' .l lIpI~ 'bf f!i:e ' ~jd,1!fai npJ-cream long life milk for a month. Previous experience of oomputers essential lions High Commission for Refu- Each family of three got 500g of salt, gees and the World Food Pro· and 1,5 liues of cooking oil. Course: 31 May to 3 June (lB:00-21:00) gramme, TheCCNIFMLUisacting With winter coming up, CCNI Cost: R240·00 per person as the implementing partner for FMLU Regional Supervisor Helen Venue: Office Block, Olivetti Computer Laboratory, food distribution on behalf of the Kakunde is concerned about the fact Room G0121. Namibian Government. that therefugeesdon '(have vital items The refugees, numbering 128. con- like clothes and blankets as well as • Wordperfect 5.1 Advanced sist of 23 families who fled war-tom soap. The relief camp is situated near Previous experience of computers essential Angola a month ago. the Eenhana Hospital and is equipped Course: 7 to 10 June (18:00 - 21:00) LaSt Thursday, CCN/FMLU look with 20 smalllents. Apart from a huge two trucks with a load of 16 tons of water tank, which is filled regularly, Cost: R240-00 per person food 10 the settlement, about 25lcilo- theMinistryofHealthandSocialServ Venue: Office Block, Olivetti Computer Laboratory, metres south of the Namibian border. ices also conducts a regular mobile Room 00121. The food broughtrelieftothenearly clinic. • Introduction to Quattro Pro Previous experience of computers essential Course: 14to17June(l8:00-21:oo) Cost: R240-OO per person · US ··fa~ours ibia Venue: Office Block, IBM Computer Laboratory, Room G0414a. General Infonnation: Only a limited number of students can be accommodated. Contact Mr R Izaks at telephone number 307·2431 as soon as possible, to avoid disappointment. Course fees are payable s trictly in advance. Payments must be made to the cashier in the Administration block of the University. After having paid you are requested to phone Mr R Izaks at the above telephone number and quote your receipt number in order to confinn your booking. The University reserves the right to cancel a course if insufficient THE Namibian is published by the Free Press of Namibia, 42 interest is shown. J obn Meinert Street, Windhoek. Editor: Gwen Lister. Printed by John Meinerl (Pty) Limited, Stiibel Street. Windhoek. Telephone: (061) 3697011121314; Fax: (061) 33980; Telex: (061) Technikon Namibia 3032. Postal Address: PO BOll: 20783, Windhoek, Namibia. S3Il?SIA 127 6 Frid~y May 21 1993 THE NAMIBIAN LITtC"At DV O'INEN lIST£R PERSPECTIVE IT'S happened at last! Is power to the people the last thing we want? The United States has finally recognised the Angolan Government. forget about the devel donors would like to ad Cultural development KATE BURLING opment dime nsion of mil." was much less abootcre The Democratic. Ctinton Administration, in culture, and concentrate tr cultural empower ating something new, ARE the majority of Namibians really any doing this, has delivered on the cultural orbuman menl orthemajority was than providing people better off now than they have been for dimensiOn of develop really to be achieved, it with the means and right quit,e a blow to JODas Savimbi's Unila, a decades? And are those in political, menl would threaten newly 10 practi ce what was al What kind of empow won or long-establisbed movement staunchly intel1ectual and economic control really ready there. e rment could ever be supported by interested in the idea of bringing ipower to positions of power and A cultural develop enjoyed by a people first privilege, argued Kenny. ment which resulted in Republican the people' ? stripped of their culture For ye:m culture had Administrations in the the entertainment of lhe and then kept effectively been used in Namibia as economicall y Ilnd so past. 1bese and other usu capacilY , Unesco 's Leo ally avoided issues got Kenny taclded some of at bay from its reposses an instrume nt in the cially elite - wi th the HOPEFULLY, this recognition ouose;; Eduardo an airing at a debate on the more dubious impli sion? wrong hands to divide majority still only dosSantos' Government will also prelude a more 'TIle Development Di· cations of·deveopmenl', "We should not de and ru le. bUI "iodepeod 'pulling on lheshow' or peaceful chapter in Angola's war·torn history, mens ion of Cult ure', and raised some of the ceive ourselves," hesaid. ent nation govenunCnlS watching from the wings although this may still prove elusive. held at lhe University of questionsthal are. by and "Cultural development, are culpable oflhe same - only paid lip service 10 But the decision orlhe Clinton Administration is Namibia as part of the large. conveniently lefl whilst it is an integral sUbjugalion as culture. important, coming even as it does somewhat week's run-up 10 Fri unasked in the scrabble part of sustainable de colonialists if the people Kenny warned of hid belatedly after 15 years of backing Unit• . day's World Day for fordooors' cheques. vclopmeDl, is more remain merely tools of den - or merely thinly Reports say that the US decision to recognise the Cultural Development. Turning the theme of integrally linked to coo sustainabledevelopmcnl disguised - agendas from MPLA Government came after Dos Santos held Speaking in what he the debate on ilS bead, nomicdevelopmenttban which benefits only a both policymakers and elections last year and joined recent negotiations was a personal • many governments and bourgeoisie," he solid. donors when--it came to 10 end the civil war with Unila. development. The US support for Uoita, like that of South "Theupshol isthatcul Africa, continued throughout the Eighties with lural and hence eco· weapons and money to fight tbe MPLA l'lonl'c imperialism is a Government Official US support, along with - very re31 - threat 10 that of the Soviets, ended omy in advance of a II·on'H."m and suslain May 1991 peace agreement to end the civil war able developmenl, and th at h ad been r aging since Angola achieved that beneficiaries ofsup independence in 1975. port must examine every Over the past few years, however, perceptions cent of donor aid for tbe about Unita have changed among former aHies implied quid pro ro ex· of the movement. pected from donors of The stage has been reached where even fonner their bene 6ciariesY South African soldiers. who fought the MPLA in W6y else, aft er 30 that country's aD .out battle to defeat Swapo, are yean of unprecedented cond emning Savimbi's Unita. The tide seems financial input 10 the irrevocably to have turned againslthe man whom lhird world, are people South Africa, the US and other conservative no better off and in many elements formerly saw as the saviour of Angola cases worse off!han they a nd the only person who would bring about were, Kenny asked. dem ocracy in that country. Savimbi's 1be on1 y way mean· megalomania. in recent months, has been difficult ingful cultural develop for even his supporters to ignore. men! could take place Savimbi refused to acceptlhe outcome of elections was to adopt a bottom six months ago, in which his party was defeated ... Dt ~~egyJ. ~,~ l!trat by Dos Santos' MPLA. Sintt' then it has waged o ~ 'IfllIl't~ffi de· fun-scale war, in the process bringing the ('ounlry . ve!opmCot,in(fe ~Pbw. and the economy a lmost totally 10 its kneet. e o erment rather than its Today sees the deadline o'US Sea-etary General, M often artificial products, Boulros Boutros.Ghati, for part1esto bring about be said. an end to tbe civil war. The MPLA Government has a lready agreed, and an now depends on Savimbi as to whether Unita win go along with it Friendship or not. Unit:! are not keen to withdraw from towns they pact signed have already occupied, and which is one of the TSUMEB and the Nor stipulations of the agreement. It re-mains to be wegian lown of Elverum seen whether they will bow to international were declared friendship opinion and concur. townsonMay 12lhisyear, It-not, and they go back to war, their support the Royal Norwegian Em TODAY is World Day for Cultural Development educlllion a child was give n was preparation for work base is likely 10 dwindle even further with a busy announced this and this year' s focus is on ' Culture, Education (hunting, weaving or farming, for example) Ihrough r esultant complete loss of sympathy from even week.. and Work' . Theday, which has been pla nned by guided examples. Nowadays.differenl objectives.nnd their sta unchest allies. One would h ope, ifUnila The declaration WII S Unesco, in coUa boration witb the lntemational different ways of achieving Ihem have com: about rema ins incalcitrant, that t his will be the case, sealed atlhe Elverum Mu Labour O rganisa tion (I LO), is celebrated Thcre is no easily discemed line linking culture. won. for nothing short of complete isolation is likely 10 nicipal Council in Norway. throughout the world. and educat ion. panicularly in countries which hal'C c hange their stance. II was m:uked by an e,; Oneoflhekeyconcemsofthisyear.sWorld Day for spent many years under the colonial rule ora IOI~lly US President C linton h as hopes that Unit a will change or municipal nags different culture. between the mayors of Cu ltural Deve10pmcnl is to give adequale allention 10 acr(>p t the n egotiated seUlement a nd be part of Elverum and Tsumeb. The l!tree elements also give rlJe to thought whcn' youth. panicularly in devcloping cowlIries. Accord- women are conoerned. "In $Ome traditional sodtllc'. the gvvernment in order ' '1: 0 achieve a lasting SUSIUl Nghidinwa, and It ing to one of Ihe documents prepared for the day. peace settle ment a i, ~,.1 vibrant de mocr acy thel't!". book of protocol was "Youth is the {ulure of al! peoples. Young people are women do praclieally all the hard work an~ particu Meanwhile President Sam Nujoma has been signed. born and live in a cuhural sphere with its rulcs. l ar l yagric uJ tura lwOrk,wh i lc menareallowtdto~l~ to an extenlthat is incomprehensible 10 mOKt foreign· h onoured to be the fi rst African leader to visit Nghidinw.l handed a le l re ligious values and custOllU. They mu,1 be educated the White House since C lin t on was elected terlothemayorofElverum to adapt 10 cultural and technological de rr.~nds. They en." says Unesco...... In addilion. the organisation invite~ ('oulilOes 10 Pres ident. DiscussionS between the US a nd rrom Narnibian Pre~dent musl pre pare lheir integral ion into the world 0 r wo .... consider lhe silUalion or migrant workers. and !~ Na mibia n Presidents a re expected to include Sam Nujoma. in which he and Ihe political world." Angola. e,;preued his sincere lip- -. Ih- ,'-'11·0. ' ._ "k-d' "How cultunll righl! of indigenous people. in relalionto IhI: preciation to the people or By Ih e same lok"''', "'..... " .... ", ",. lfUnita aorees to the accord, it will un d ou b Ied Iy many children today ignore the cultural values so triple Iheme. tI NorY'l1y in general nnd astound its critics who expect nothing more th an Elverum in particular. appreciated by their elders? How many are left to Unless some sense of cohesion is worked back ilun stonewalling from Savirnbi. If the war ends and The Mayor Will accom themsclve~ and live in the .trecls with no education? altitudes to culture, educalion and work. development the peace pr~ss can commence in Angola then plUlLed by Tsumeb Health How many are e,;ploiled and how many fmd su it able effons will alway. come: un~luck. il SUggblS. Penple·, j<>bs'?" development - that is cult ural developm;nl - J~ nOl that country will need massive assistance (nspeclor, Gu~lav HCInz.. It argue( Ih:1I in Ihe beginning. culture. educ:llion ~omelhing which call he compartrrcnt:Lliscd or Lln· reconstnlct itself. Namibia ,onehope.~, will do it'! TILe vi~it wa s~pon8oredby ~p~a.':rt~in~~~~t~o:.,~a~'~d~'~t~h~i''.2..n~d~. _____J"N~AMA~ lUltt '>JO I{AD and wO!'k "'er.' 'Illcgratcd al~l~in~o~o:'~.~"~":d_I~"'=-1~1"':::.-='~.:":ll~Y"r:m:m=ol~':'I~w~'~lh:o~~~I!:pro=bCl'CI~:::"'CoC"c'ic""g_I"CICl<:::..r,_. THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 21 1993 7. PREVIEW ~ , 1%"e¥!PF The TOUGHEST' Budget Skeleton Coast concerns TODAY THE Tender Board wUl sit for n fourth time TOMMINNEY spending will depend to discuss the controve!'slal tourism tender for the considerably on the proc SkeJeton Coast Park. THE budget is due on Thursday and already ess of rationalising the Both companies bidding for the right to bring Financt! Minister Gert Hanekom has warned it is 64 OOO-strong civil serv tourists Into the area have rehearsed their respective going to be the toughest since independence. A ice. Hanekom promised cases through tbe media In the past week. . survey of three economists show they feel he will some weeks ago that the A German-owoed company reatstered 10 Namlbla, need to pull ofT a difficult job, altboughsome are effects of rationalisation Olympia Relsen, Is one contender and Louw still positive about Namibia'S economic progres~ would show in this Schoeman's Skeleton Coast Safaris, the exlstlnl con budget. cession holder, the other. Olymp!a Relsen have meet Tbe problem for and· several mines are But at this week's to strengthen their bid by claiming that they will be Hanekom willbetokeep bardly profitable. Cabinet briefing it was able to provide better returns for the Government Government speoding Indirect taxes could admitted that the proc than Schoeman's operation. They also say the COol' urxier control as there is rise. Worriers forecast ess, due to end in Febru pany plans to Ipvest up to Rl43 mllllon tn tourism unlikely to be much ex- higher general sales tax, ary, is still only about projects In Namibia, depending on certain factors tra income from taxes a second rise in fuellev half-way five months such as !R!-ccess In their Skeleton Coast tender bid. and other features due to ies, more tax on farmers, after it began and it is Schoeman,onlheotherhand,arguesforcontlnulty world recession and a capital gains tax leading unlikely to make the big ofhls ten year operation which has won much praise from local and foreign travel groups as well u con slump in local business. to wealth transfer taxes savings through ration servationists. He also claims that despite the rela· He must keep the gap and bank taxes. PeIks tax alising whole Ministries tlvely small ftnanclal benents comina to the lovern between spending and is coming from June 1. out of existence. earning small to boost Other funding which ment In the past his company can also contribute Few would like to see s!pJfteantly to otndaJ cotrers In the I'Ilture. local and international has bailed out the previ the capital budget _ new confidence in the Na- ous three budgets will be There are probably demertts and merits In both roads, buildings and sides' cases, but perhaps the aspect pf greatest na mibia dollar currency much less - at the last other progressive infra tional concern arlslnl out of the tender squabble Is wbichwill beintroduced budget there was still an Sbucture - cut much be the I'Ilture comervatlon of the Skeleton Coast Itself. later this year. inheritedsurplusofR220 yond removing the R75 W ure deallnghere with one oI'Namlbla's greatest Hanekom has already million and R30,6 mil million putin lastyearto natural assets, a pi1!tine wilderness with a unique promised not to raise in- lion from an amornza pay for a luxury execu ecology. As has been pointed out by consenaHonlsts, come tax from iodividu- tion fund put aside for a tive jet a tender for tourism In this kind 01' area cannot be alsandcompaoiesandto rainy day. Even in hard times. dealt wltb In the same way au Ministry might put out maintain and introduce Receipts from the Namibians still expect a tender for stationary. generous and welcome Southern African Cus Once damaged or destroyed a fragile environment FACING A TOUGH CHALLENGE ... Finance benerstaodardsofliving incentives roinvestment. toms Union have not yet Minister Gert Hanekom such ascleanwater,jobs such as the Skeleton Coast may never recover. Its Taxrevenuesfromdia_ risen above R735 mil andaffordable schooling. economic potential (which if the estimations of the monds willonlybepartly lion, altbougbtbe budget ' although Namibia will development fund, The South African rival tenderers are to be believed are great) would boosted by the 6,7 per was for R889 million. get a gooo gain as hun wonh possibly R90 mil budget was unveiled as also be lost as news orthe area's deterioration spread to potential tourists. cent increase in sales SouthAfrica'scontribu dredsofmillioos of rand lion, which has never part of a five-year plan With these factors In mind It Is vital that the announced from May 1, tion foruse of the rnnd is are turned into newly been spent on develop and many would like to concerns of the Mlnlstry ot Wildlife, Conset'Yation printed Namibia dollatS. ment projects. seesuch long-tenn plan but,WiII"JI~""""!Ma,i! se. '0 be and Tourtsm are given the hlpest priority In consld· n; duerolow-pri~(or~ ... ..;There is ap Efforts to contain ning in Namibia eratlon of tbe tender. Whatever happens today, the row has made clear that wbole tender process should be scrutinised and rethought to ensure that such sensitive tenders are smoothly and etnelently bandied. with tender condi The economists' views tions that are botb clear and appropriate. Standard Bank wascalculatedon60700 naturul attrition and re year it is speculated the similar deficit to previ. Group's eeonomics dj- civil servants, smaller allocation of staff could tax value of livestock ous yeazs. but will be the A NO to racism vision: than the widely-us~ 64 improve efficiency and could rise. first time the Govern- 000). Totalsavingscould cut the size of the civil He does not think the ment will have vinually REPORTSofracistlncldentsatrestaurants,dubs, ' WithOut big changes oo~ be up to R470 million by service. deficit is going to rise: no inherited sumluses to bars, and nigbtspotsarestiU fartoofnquent Cabl- ., . i'etBPnses ill increasing salaries IJess 'r net this week caUed on those involved in tbe cater- "The level of State play with including an log industry to rombat the racism still dominating -'11.b~ f ~. ISP!naio1. ~ than inflation, cutting Johan Thirion of Fint spending in some pre amortization fund set up :tOme establbbments, following a letter concerning deficit could Widen to bureaucracy, e nding National Bank Na independence yeatS was before independence a «rtain Windboek Dub I.tt tbis newspaper. The RI 21 7 million. nearly R120 million drought mibia: higherthantodayand for "for rainy days". Rev- Constitution and tbe Racla1 Dlscrlminatlon Probl 13 per cent of estimated relief and cutting RiOO the first time in many enue from the Southern bltion Act botb outlaw such practises. But going gross domestic product. million from education 'There is a strain 00 total years fiscal draghas been African Customs Union through the courts can be a lengthy and possibly TIle fringe benefitstax (through more charges Government revenues addressed. A reduction will probably stay the expensive process for the complainant. Li«nsing plus improved tax col for students, especially and you see expenditure in standard rate tax could same. TIle local market authorities for such establishments must also be lection in . w hich tertiary), defence and ever increasing. It will stimulatetheeconomy. I can sustain R300 rnil- prepared'to act and If necessary withdraw lice nses Hanekom is' makiog recreational spending. be a very difficult budget wouldliketoseeaOOdget lion of borrowing to stamp out this backward behaviour. progress could raise.an This could bring the and will needsome fancy aimed at the future, not extra RlOO million; in deficit down to R497 footwork. The social in short·lenn. But we are andthrough govenunent Treasury stockbills r.:======::::::; creasing general sales tax million. lower than pre equities will for many still very positive". and there may be a loan rate from 11 per cent to vious years' deficits. This yeatS put strain on the from the African [)evel 12percentanotberR 100 would be "still bigh, but budget We are looking Rainer Riller of opmentBank.Ritterdoes lIast,year million; and BsecoOO fuel not of short-term con for a budget with a view Swabou: not want to see capital price hike could bring cern". The Government of the future."Tbere are spending cut apart from f another RSO million. could coosider privatis rumour.;: of the arrival of "It will be a very diffi the jet,andsaystheGov -In"eb? rle e Govemmentexpendi ing key assets and may capital gains tax and cult budget. "1bere will emment is succeeding turein 1992193wasesti be about to sell some of maybe wealth traasfer be a negative growth getting projects going mated at a giant 46 per its houses. eaming cash tax. Bank taxes or entry rate, because ofadropin andspendingthemoney. cent of gross domestic andcuttingmaintenance levies could be raised diamondproductionaod He hopes there will oot product much higber spending. 10 the fourth Last year aone..offboost the recession in South bemanywagesaodother than most other coun year, the Government came from revision Africa which is hitting costs includedin this side tries and far too domi may feel some activities write-off procedures markets for other prod. of the budget He is ex nant for a healthy and staff are 00 longer with retrospective effect ucts. The 1993J94budget pectinga "veryconserva economy. (1bis figure required aDd using in some cases and this will probably have a tive" budget. Waterberg rhino watchers do it .... on their own! VISITORS lothe Bemal)t 42km hiking trail next for rare species such as Park: Otjozongombe for prebensive booklet pre de La Bat rest c;lmp want monlh. black and while rhinos, one nigh! and Otjomapend.1 pared by staff at the park ing to take a walk on Director of Tourism buffalo and seldom-seen for two nights. giving details orllle birds, Watcrberg wildside arc in Herutie Fourie said the roan and sable antelope. TIle trail wiU be open mammals and plants which fora trear following aMin. four.day trail would give He said overnight shel· from April tQ November, can be found cn route, 81 well as information about i~try of Wildlife, Conser naru ce- Ioving backpackcrll ter. had been comliUCled nndcaterfor a minimum of issuing treasury biDs vation and Tourism deci- the chance \0 walk for 42 and baekpackcrswould stay three persons a group and a the geology of the plateau, sion 10 an km on their own and look at two farms onthePlatcau nu,unlum of 10. A corn- will also be issued. " 8 Friday May 21 1993 THE NAMIBIAN ,1 1 WorksonGRN ers in case there was no sibility, as much as it re- minee that: the team's authorisation. grctsandcondemnssucb pLayer who. was su!j THE leneT e ntitled W11ROGK,,_. incidents. The team ap- pended (or fpur m'atches 'GRN abuses' by Angry pealed fora replay ofthe did not honour the sus Taxpayer from Oshakati DEPUIT DIRECTOR_ GOVERNMENT sem i. pension and must ilie ~· in your paper of May 13 DC was constituted fore appear: GARAGE A bero~ an refers. un ,, R MetaOO challenges you to find a better Power SPECIAL /I OFFER Int,e rior I Exterior PV A Paint SBE550 58620/2 ~w.n . v"""--,.r_"" mpacI <11". 13 ...... chucI<. accepts "",ewcltwe< bIIS"""'_ ~ 6 =------1 5 r R22,50 25 r Rl09,80 WHITE. EW6114 • EW 7115' • GST excUdad • Cosh CJtY( • Wtw stOC ks last • Alblanc:heI 1000 Wall e.1UI ~Jvy 0IJt ~ 2 speed M. PUPKEWITZ M~",'\.o omQKl ",~I . r,..,e'$ObIt! 1",111 """,,,onoo; a nd~!etye~ LAZARETT STREET - let 36850 """,,"'.- COLLEGE FOR QUT-OF-SCHOOL TRAINING WINDHOEK Technical Registration Second Trimester EWE 9123 W25230 Heavy ,My. 230 mm angle gnncle' E.". lleavy aut.,.2300Wan a ~ 900 wan e"" t>eavy """". liS mm !I"n(Ief >deal lot ...all <;ha ..r,g Clop on of 1993 powe S3StWAI. 10 Friday May 21 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Million dollar INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP Thtu meets Clinton blow for Banda WASHINGTON: Emerging from an Oval Office meeting with President OiDlcn, Archbishop HARARE: A Malawian high court has ordered Life Desmo~ Tutu said the president appears willing President Kamuzu Banda's government to pay a loquick.1y lift sanctions after a transitional govern former polilical prisoner US $ I million in damages ment is established in South Africa. "The world is after it imprisoned him for 27 years, 20 of them waiting to belp us and what we heard in the Oval illegally. Office is the United States is standing ready to give Martin Machipisa Munthali, 68, was in court in Bian· us a kick stan," the Nobel Peace Laureate said. tyIe on Wednesday when Judge Dempster Mwaun· Tutu also said be asked Oioton to press for the gulu ruled that the elderly. businessmen's imprison release of 1991 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Aung ment for two decades had been "unlawful detention," his lawyer. Bazuka Mhango, said in a telephone inter Suu Kyi, who has been under house arrest by the Last gasp Angolan view. He said Mr Munthali had been "overcome with military junta in Burma since July 1989. , . delight." African diaspora unites The legal action is unprecedented in the tiny land· locked country's history. Human rights activists say ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast: TIle govemorofVirginia peac~ attempt although thousands have been illegally imprisoned and the ruler of Nigeria. A congressman from and brutally treated, fear of the oppressive regime has Detroit and the president of Botswana. The Rev. As Cllnton recognises MPLA at last prevented any demand for compensation. Jesse Jackson and His Excellency Omar Bongo, During his 20-year deten.tion in the notoriousMikuyu the ruler of Gabon. Those are among a few of the ABIDJAN: International observers at the stration recognized the prison near the southern town ofZomba, MrMunthali 4 000 people expected to gather on Sunday in stalled Angolan peace talks here are to government of Angola had not sendaylightonce. Hehad been kept in solitary Bongo's West African oalion for an ambitious consider slightly amending the final peace after the US had refused confinement in a windowless cell measuring one conclave of African leaders and leading African· to do so forrnore than 15 metre by two metres. Americans. ''It's a good opportunity to send a plan document in a bid to unblock negotia Munthali isnow an active supporter of Malawi's pro years. message to the world about Africa," said the or· tions, a spokeswoman said yesterday. "TItis decision reflects the democracy movement, a,nd an executive member of ganizer, the Rev. Leon Sullivan. "I'm talking the Alliance for Democracy (AFORD), one of two UN envoy Margaret An- tWeen the two parties," high priority our admini about million people that !he world hardly pressure groups campaigning for the referendum 500 stee said the troika na- she said, referring to the strationplacesondcmoc recognizes as even being there." tions - the UnilCd States, point in the accord cover- racy," aimon said. scheduled for June 14 when Malawians will be able to Russia and Portugal _ ing such a withdrawal. Clinlon said he tried to choose for the frrS! time whether they want the 27 -year Nurses in mv scandal ovenecing!he talks would "But the new formulation use the prospectofrecog one-party state to continue, or the introduction of consider the amendment will not affect the basic nizing Angola as "lever GABORONB: Four nurses are Wing the at Ga· to overcome Unita oppo- principles," Anstee said, age" to end a civil war borooe Private Hospital in BotsWana following silion to withdrawing its adding that !he chaJlSe was between the democrati Hope in schools crisis their dismissal last year after being tested HlV forces from towns ilcon- an attempt to ''uoblock!he callyelectedgovemmcnt positive. TIle four nurses, all expatriates, have Irols. negotiations." in Luanda and Unita. The PRETORIA: The SA Pretoria yesterday be· engaged a legal firm to conduct their case. It is The peace talks, which The move came one day president said he decided government yesterday tween President F W alleged that the nurses uoderwent a medical check· began on April 12, and after the United States to recognize the govern- up, unaware that it included HIY tests. The hospi . ment after Uru'ta -fu--d opened the doors for de Klerk and African which must end by today recognized the Angolan n, ...... tal has declined to comment. according to UN officials, govc:nurenL Unita warned 10 accept a peace plan. various education de- National Cong ress havebeenstaUedoverthe that Washington's deci- "It is my hope thal UNITA partments in the coun- president Nelson Man- A fragile peace Unita refusal. sion 10 recognize the will accept a negotiated try to suspend the fees dela. 'The government "We are going to see if, Angolan government will seulement and it wiU be for matric examination. is at present consider- ZAGREB: A fragile ceasefue between Bosnian by changing the formula- prove 10 be a "negative partofthisgovenunent," . all f h Moslem and Croat forces appeared 10 be holding tion of point 11 , we can factor" in peace negotia- Clinton said.. - Sapa-AFP, The announcement rng the inputs 0 t e I , ~~~~~I~ the !Jnited N..l.tiDoi.s.aid..but there were ~::"::::~bo-::::ti~O:"':' ~The~~Clin~' ~ton;;~"""""'~';;' ~s;a~p;a;-A;p~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~O~II~O~W~ed~a~"""'~~ti~n~g~i~nl suitedrole-players during it hasthe con-past r 01' :go.£llIeiI. The ceasefire .... eBiic signed leansing Tuesda" ofy weeks. by Bosman Moslem and Croat commanders in . We welcome con- Medjugorje, southern Bosoia, seemed to be hold· structive proposals iog in central and southern Bosnia, UN Protection made by the ANC in Force (UNPROFOR) spokeswoman Shannon Boyd said here. this regard. "an official government statement Zimbabweans in shoot-out at the end of the talks HARARE: Zimbabwean forces in Somalia on 'WINDHqEK - HOOFTAK TEL 37110 -TSUMEB TEL 20191 - SWAKOPMUND' TEL4275 between the two Mooday shot and killed a Somali gunman in leaders said. Mogadishu, Ziaoa on ground"Against the Government this back- WednesdaySomali was. This~~r~],~~~~~::~:~W~hi:'~'~h~'killed has decided that any cording to Zimbabwean education department tets in Harare. the incident occurred when . . babwean soldiers sighted two gunmen armed with can suspend the pay- AK47 rifles in Mogadishu's market. When the ment of examination gunmen fled, the Zimbabwean soldiers fired two fees for 1993 pending w::,';t~'~hots , but one of the gunmen turned and negotiations," the state- p . fireann at the soldjers. He was then ment said. - . PANASONIC 5 I cm - KLEUR TV KIC 210 L VRIESKAS AFSTANDBEHEER R899 RI 699 HITACHI VIDEO MACHINE (AFSTANDBEHEER) RI 679 MATTEVOLVLOERMATTE+ * AVB uitgesluit LOS MATTE Skakel Mor. Jenneker. *Terwyl voorraad hou LOS ALAMOS. New Mexico: US President Bill Clinton watches as Taos * 6 Maande as kontant Indians pass on Monday. Clinton toured the Los Alamos National Laboratory where the nuclear bomb was developed and where scientists GORDYNE * Gratis aflewering are now converting their defence research into projedS for civilian use. Skakel Hev. Koopman THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 21 1993 11 SYDNEY - Australian ~s ended sUghlly finncr, in March - an increase of helped by positive results in Ihe banking sector. The M-Net's steady growth 13 per cen!. Market round-up key All Ordinarics index added 1.6 points 10 close at JOHANNESBURG : M- (R605,6 million), while The balance shcet re 1,684.2. Net has reponed salisfac- operating profit grew by mains in a Strong po ~i ti on Here is how major stock markets outside the United JOHANNESBURG _ The South African share tory growth for the fman- 55 per cent 10 R108,7 with a gearing of 27 per States f!lIed al the cnd of trading yesterday: market was closcdforlhe Ascension D,ay holiday. On LONDON _ The F'lIlancial TIme~ISlockExchange cial year to March 31, million (R70 million), cent. Capital expenditure. ~ Wednesday, the gold indexended213 poinls highera! index of 100 leading shares shed 2.9 pOints. ending at . 3 984 1993, and has announced largely as a result of con· of R35 million incurred 2,816.8. 1,817, the overall index gained III pomlS to , dctailsofthcintroduction tinuedfocusoncostman during the year, related while the industrial index rose 24 points 10 4,494. FRANKFURT - The Frankfurt bourse was closed ri~~~~~~~~~==='=~====;i of a new offshore inves- agement and economies mainly to the upgrading for the Asoe'nsion Day holiday. On Wednesday, the lor. of scale arising from the ofeomputerfacilit ics and 3CkharcDAXhadclosed 1 IffT points dowo at 1,617.41 . Gold pri~e The subscriber base larger subscriber base. the expanding oftk: trans PARIS · The French share market was also closed. ...., grew steadily 10 reach 775 M·Net's share of 10S5ES mitter network, and wa.<; The CAC-40 index fell 9.62 on Wednesday 10 1,836.78. 000 households by year incurred by associares rose funded internally. ' h 'd f Ih h lid Th LoDdoD afternoon -.Id Dxing yetterday: 373,80 ZURICH - Zun e was c ose or e 0 ay. e 6'" end. This included 19000 to R27,6 million (R4,85 Chainruul Ton Vosloo all· share SPI index ended 0.9 points ltigher at 1,386.1 dollar. an ollDce compared with 376.05 at the subscribers across 13 million), whlle profit at says M·Net has penetrated on Wednesday. morQiDg fi:liag,. and 381,90 at the Wed.nelday Africancountries outside tributable to shareholders 30 per cent of the South TOKYO· Japanese stocks ended modestly easier .tttnaooD filing. after a see-saw session. The 225-share Nikkci aver- South Africa. rose by 2 per cent to African target Il1lUXe t, one R28.39 million (R27.8 of ihe highest subscrip age lost 50.40 points to fmish at 20,330.39. Doe to tbe .pnblic·boliday the tegular eeo-- 1'umoverfonheperiod HONG KONG _ Stocks ftnished ltigher, with the * increased by 20 per cent million). M-Net paid an tion television peoetration Hang Seng Index rising 25.08 points to 7.118.96. DOmiciallleaton are aot ayailable. to R 727 •68 mlllon' " 8c (7c) annual dividend levels in the world. - Sapa 12 FMday May 211 993 THE NAMIBIAN Public Relations Butchery Manager WERNHIL PARK MODEL SUPERMARKET wishes to employ a OHicer Butchery Manager. The emphasis of this If you hove made your mark in the communications bu~i neH and ore keen position will be: on Management. To ensure: suc 10 challenge yayr PR skills, this newly created position could be just what cess, the incumbent is required to be manage you have been woiling for. ment numerate and be: able to understand and interpret income sutc:ments, manufacruring and I~ oddilio~ to 0 relevant PRO qualification and extensive relevant expe costing prOCedures. A thorough knowledge of rience, SUitable candidates will hove strong people skills and ideally a Nauonal chain-store operations and bUlcheries Marketing background. are essential. Backed by top management, you will mainly deal with institutions and the T he remuneration package is negotiable and media, promoting TElECOM 's image ot 011 times, furthermore, you will be benefirs arc commensurate with the position. responsible lor the compilation of on in.house mogozine, and for the liaison belween staff members and mangement. Namibian citizens or persons wi th a pennanent residence pennit may co ntact me aenl Liaison In return for your dedication and commitment to excellence we offer 0 com Officer at Windhoek (061) 22-4698/9. petitive salary with on attractive range of fringe benefits as would be expected from a lorge, established company. ~~------~ If you enjoy a challenging position which often ample scope for groW"th, please address your comprehensive cv to the Senior Manager: Humon Resources Development, P 0 Box 296, Windhoek (Attention Ms L Jubber). Alternatively she may be contacted at (061) 201-2576 for details. TELEC¥M N A M B A INFORMATION OFFICER to run Resource and Information Centre APPLICANTS MUST HAVE: - professional qualifications or experiene in Information and Books work practical experience of Enquiry work. - Knowledge of the British .education system - Professional qualifications or experience in teaching English as a foreign language CDM (Pty) Ltd operates an opencast diamond mine on t he west coast of - fluent En~h Namibia. Our employees and their families live in Oranjemund, a m odern, - Nan1ibtah naltOnal;';' -~ attractive town boasting a central shopping complex, hospital, nursery school, primary school and excellent sporting and recreational fac11ities which include a riding club, yacht club and I8-hole golf course. The following opportunities currently exist: Senior Survey Draughtsman This pOSition within the drawing office of the Survey Section at Ore Reserves would ideally suit a matriculated. computer literate person with a Survey Draughting Certificate of the RSA Chamt>eT of Mines or recognised equivalent and a thorough knowledge of the Microstation CAD package. A minimum of 5 years appropriate experience, with at least 2 years spent in a supervisory capacity. A working knowledge of Surpac Survey software, Lotus 123 and dBase would serve as'a definite recommen9ation. I Retail Buyers NEGOTIABLE PACKAGE Systems Controller MODEL SUPERMARKET (Hc:ad-office Windhoek) wish to appoint Buyers who have had a minimum of six. years c:xpe The Catering Department requires a matriculated person with a c.I.S. diploma or rien('.(' in a National chain StOre: environment. and who currently equivalent finan cial qualification and at least 5 years general accounting experience, with 2 have full responsibility for range building, negotiating with years in Computer Operations Systems. ProfiCiency with financial accounting systems and National suppliers and distribution. computers is essential. Good negotiaring and sound administrauve skills, and above all The ,incumbent will be ~esponsible for the development, co-ordination and maintenance a thorough merchant mentality are esscmial. of the finanCial accounting function, including an effective operating system, within this department. Food Buyer The package for Namibians will include: • generous leave . suitable married accommodation • subsidised board for single employees • 13th cheque equal to 10% of Responsible for the purchase of the enure dry goods. toiletries annual salary. payable in November of each year . subsidised primary and secondary and perishables. Applicant must have the knowledge and attitude to manage our buying, and take responsibility for schooling • merT,Lbership of the Company's own Provident Fund and De Beers Medical selling. Benefit Society and . assistance with relocation expenses. Expatriates will be offered a similar package. Houseware/Hardware Written applications, accompanied by a detaUed CV • and non·returnable certified copies of highest qualifi Buyer cations and identity documents should be forwarded This meaningful and successful general merchandise portfolio to: will be further expanded, and will encompass a full D.J.Y. section and nursery. The Manpower Setvices Superintendent. CDM (Pty) Ltd, In depth knowledge of the market is essential as well 25 PO Box 35, inventory control, and assonment planning. Oranjemund. Namibian citizens or persons with a permanent residetJct CDM NAMIBIA. permit may contaCt me aient lia.i$on Officer at wmdhoek (061) 22-4698/9. I Proprietary I Limited Closi date: 11 June 1993. THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 21 1993 13 Question over Heroes Acres BULAWAY0 : The ne- ~ tfl e-p~ Wherewebwy •• glecled sl/lte of a provin- QUf heroes'. I don;. think 11. WORLDWIDE clawayo.ia! Hcrots' ~ I .aside Acre for in veBu-l- r~inth~ '~"~SO~"I~s ~can~~~~~1 erans <,ffimbabwe 's lib- SERVICES "'tion S In Personnel Management, IndUStrial Teaching Post: Music eqUivalent quahlical,on and a mmimum quahlicat'on eKperien<;e. although Other Qualltkatlons: I AI least B.Mus A sound knowledge ot the Namlb,arrLabour Appllcatlonf should ~ach U5 bffo ~ 31s1 May 1993 be a decided advantage $0_ oppll • lets ID The ' N Omulongi mOmbaanga mokati kiipotha iidhigu Elelo Iya OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI guli Peter Shivule omulenya hupuko la kala le yi futu gwOmaandaha ga ziko ko muulc woomwedhi. Omulongi mOmbaanga ba.ndjeJc mOmbalantu, nokwa lokolwa a kale mbali. ya Standard Bank mOs- ngobaJi e ya kOmbaanga mokalruma oomwedbi Eyovi limwe le li tutu ko hakttti. omusamane Simian esiku ndjoka neWakano omulongo nambali, dhob omanga cti 7 Iya Juni nu Shakati Haihambo gwoomvula 35, lyokutulako iimaliwa ye. dh. kutbwa ko umvo inali lbi.kanengee Ii okuzaOmaandahagaziko P a m a h 0 k 0 1 0 1 0 noltulombwelwaakaleina fule mesiiru ndjoka, olew. kala e li kohl ylip- dhomisbangwa dhOm- uvikiJashashafashikamuule omangaelcwawocnaoku otha iidhigu lela sha la pangu. pchala lyobJ.Sbaosa woomvula ndatu. li futa omang. cti 7 Iya "IiIyo yElelo Iya Shakati tayi ti" hokololithwa lrutya okambapilakolaJ~ela HaihambotalombwelWllDlC JuIi nuumvo inali thika moomwedbi Apilili na Mei mo, Haihambo olewa lrutya, ohl na olrushunitha nenge e 1i fute esiku ndjok:a. mOshigongi sbAayeb e shotaogotaogo shElelo Iya SbaksH shoka sba ologilwe omvula ya zi.ko olew. li a shangahokakokukuthamo iimaliwambikayOoR5(x)() Omulumentu ngokt omutenya gwOsooadaha ya ziko, sha ningilwa pokapaJe kOmaudbaoo pomwedo nanaiimaliwayokandumba iimaliwa nolcwiimonene kOmbaanga pamukalo Haihambo, ongula ayihe gwOshlpangelo shEpangelo mOshakati, omwa Ii mwa etwa ookundan8 kOoR5000 mokambo OoR5000. Moshipotha nguka kulya. Omaandaha nomutenyagwobclacilewa ohaluthi. tayt ti kutya opwa li Aashakati yamwe mboka ya li ya hala druumbakokosbipundi Elelo lyOndoolopa ya Shakati ndjdoi opo lya bogoiolwa. ~k,~m~U~'~=~=~;S~im~'~n~~~m;~~~.~,~_~~monikile~~' ~. ~undj~~·,~ng~,~OoR3000...~g~'U~'~k '~'~~;~'k;'l uha]ala pangulwa nalango omIwiimaliwa mokaketha _ yOoRl40,OO:> mbyoka Ia1r;:u Shika osha li &ha elwa gwOsrugongi shob. inaye Lotto Nehemia, Hadino tiwa anuwa oJcwe yi yaJca puuyelele kIilyo yimwe mu mona, sigo omaipulo Hamupunda , Amusl'langa mOmbaanga tuu dnjoka yElelo ndika. ngashi laga IamCke maanashig. gwOndoolopayaSh1akati nalango ya Slandard Bank omusamane Hadino ongi moka kutya, olyee Omusamane Vincent Automark moom~ dba tumbulwa Hamupunda na Louo ano a hiya oshigongi shlka Hailulu, kOmusamane pombanda. Moshipotha Nehemia pethimbo ya Ii nelalakano iyasho olya Simon Nambili ngoka a OSHILI? sh.i.ka, sha li mo Regional taya popitha oshigongi shike ano. Gumwe hogololwa a ninge Coon mOshakati noma li shika. gwomOonakuya okwafa 0 m un a s It i pun d i Eeno!!, Shafimana &ha pwaahnwa kOmupan Kakele lcaashika, aawi· a thikama anuwa ndele la g w 0 k a k 0 m i I i y e guli gwOmpangu ndjika liki yondoolopa ya Shakati tameke okunyenyelela kOkukonaakona onkalo-. omu. amane Sy lvesler mbaka inaya gandja uuye-. Elelo Iya Shakati. nawa mOmydhingoloko Pomundingonko Wove Moinga gwa Shaanda yo lele wu vule po mpoka. Gwnwe nenge yamwe gwa Shakati. oshowo nOmulipoti gwIipotba Oshifo shika osha Ii sha yomOonakuya kOshig. kOmusamane Frans Aupa omusamane IOOan Malan, 1989 Toyota Cressida 2.0 GLiS. ningi ekonaakono kusho ongi shoka, oya gandja Indongo nokomusamane 30162 km. Vehicle needs attention R25000.00 omu samane Haihambo okwa monika ondjo shene, nosha Ii &ha uvu uusama nokupopya kurya, lHogaard OffiUlhanekin- mp moshipotha shika >-nokWa eyaka nampeyaka., -l'I itaslli_. I¥"''iulika...... " ...... <, kuni.naw~. t _~9 ,~". ---. , ... y""---,,,---~ - THE NAMIBIAN Friday May 21 1993 15 VSA toe' , ~ng olese vrecte .- raak "] makliker' BEPERKINGS op visas nog onseker tussen Narnibie en die Verenigde Slale. is ver- der verlig mel 'n besluit Dm besluit van die Clinton-administrasie sa die besluit van die 58 by het besluil om die deur die VSA om visa.. Koringkrieke is toe lekker kos in die VSA om die MPLA regering in An- VSA om die MPLA- regering le erken nada! geJdig vir vyr jaar aan gola te aanvaar het geen invloed gehad op regering te aanvaar is die rebelle geweicr het Namibiese bcsigheids STANDPUNTE wat ongeveer drie weke gelede die vredessamesprekings in Abidj an, deurhulselfinsoewere- om 'n vredcsplan le on- meose en loeri stc toe le uitgespreek is in hietwe kolom oorvlugtelinge wal Ivoorkus, nie. initeit geneem maar hy derteken. ken. Hierdie bepaling na bewering koringkrieke eel weens 'n lekon aan beskou dit as vcJkeerd. Die samcsprckings geld sedert 21 April voedsel, bet vandeesweekdeeglik weerklank gev. lntusseo bet die uur- Waamemers bet ver- Die Angolese reger· gaannoudiesesdcweck vanjaar. iOO in opmerkings uit arnptelike binge sowel as glas begin leegloop op wagdat die open1ike ed::- iDg, wat vroeerdeur die binne maar het ' n doo- Dic Ministerie van die publick. '0 ultimatum wat deur elUting van die MPLA· Sowjet·unieondersteun iepunt bereik we~ns 'n BuitclandseSi\ke se dair Diegrootstegedeehevandiegesprekhetgegaan Boutros Boutros Gbati, regeringiDAngoladeur is, maar nou die de- versoekaanUnitaomle is m CI die oog op die OOT hoe vl ugtelinge probeer om die Narnibiese sekrelaris·generaaJ van die VSA druk op Unila mokrasie ombeJs, het die onttrek uil Tel. 36970 • Classified ~-' :'- _' , Pt-rsol1i11 Spt'('inl St-j"'" it,(,s W.llltt-d tu Buy \".u·.ln(·I('S lIuu-.:(·s .'01" Sail' l...t'gal ~uti{"( 's , THE BODY'S WANTED TO BUY EXBCUI'IVE PRIVAAT _ GEEN THE ALIENS ACT, 1'37 THE ALIENS ACT,I937 STORY: TEL 222141 Wanted. I 150 cc or Ilmllar_ REcRUITMBNTS AGEN'I'EI NOTICE OF' INTENT ION NOT ICE OF $lt.d motOriNle. In coodI Twee slaapkamcr huil In INTENTION OF Writing Workllhop on The doggy Parlour with U ....ently requirM OF' CHANGE OF t.)(Ceiit.nt eoncflOon. Khomaldal ta k oopl CHANGE OF Sunday 30 May. Phone • differencel 112 day Credit SURNAME Doriam 222212 SentraaI gele~. Alle! nuut. SURNAME We fetch and deliver Con~rollers RiIIr Tom cn (061) J6970 Prys R85 000. Skakel Tel I. Tom.. Weyulu \lmlei your cat Of dog1 Per sonal Auilt.an~ re l idinl It Il oUJe no 476 I. Paulut Johannes resl dif\i _ Women', Aglow will be (office) 213494 (na u re) Oshikango • unemployed meeling on Saturday , 22 It '8 tick time - dip k.nowledge I alary Oshakati -.,Id turtentlyl $Iudcd. or JJB68 {IIDrne~ intend applying 10 ,he Mini ller May at 2.30 p.m. at the automatically included. wages intend appIyinJ to the: MinbtCl" Phone Andl-ea or Counter Salesman of Home Affairs for .uthority Youth with a Miaaion on WANTED TO BUY or Home Affairs for authority Erwina household applianccs Wider lection 9 of the Alieni Mi n ion Road Kcln block for Kawuald under, ledion 9 of the Aliens Ac t. 1937, 10 aslum e Ih( Computerland EncI'" Restaurant Manager Windhoek. 'l'ranllport from LTOl5O, or whoIt. .crap ESTATES ..... ACI. 1937. 10 .uume the lurname Mbangul a for tIM: BuUdlof Bookkeeper with surname Fabian for the: reasons Katulura will leave 00 bile. to usc for parts an-d reasonl Ihl! Jopbannes i I my IndepeodeDCe Pesteis FIRST T IME HOM.E that Ismae l ilmyr.thenname.. later than 2.00 p.m. from Ip',a. fathc:n firs name. I pft:Yiowly Merero Supermarket.Cen. Avenue Advertising Reps - OWNERS I p~YiO\lJ l y bore the: name:1 bore: Ihe namu P.utGI own Transport INVESTORS Thomas Weyulu. Any person tral St.orct. All women .... el Itinf Tom (06/) J6970 (ofrice) Mbangula. An~' person wbG caU K .Uh or lvan at ONLY.. 3 who objecu 10 the al-Sumpllon objec:u 10 OIIr assumption Cl! come. Forfurther informa or JJB68 (hotne~ t61239'70112 FaJ: BEAUTIFUL 1 u.id the: »id surname of Mban&1III lion you can call 224 554 - of the l urname of Fabian after hoora. Carsfbikcslpnrts 239705 BEDROOMED Ihouldu soon as l1\liybe!od&e should al $000 as may bo: ------FLATS LEFT. his objeaion. in writinJ, with. lodge his objtctioo. in ..-ritin& --- _.-- -- -~ - Special St>rvices To Let R89000 st.tement of hi l realonl with UU'ftTIenl of hil frUOlll 1991 ToyotaHilux. therdOft:. withthc Magi$ll"lteof thererore. w;1h the Malislrlk Doubleab. Power Steeriog Depoeit: Wmthod:. of Windhoc.k. FREE QUOTES Canopy, Towbar, Bullbar, House to Let in R17800 THE ALIENS ACT,I831 JEWELLERY Rtf with roadworthy cer WINDHOEK WEST. Im Monthly Pa,-menUi : THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 NOTICE OF REPAIRS & tificate. 80000 km R59 500 mediately from I June. 3 +1- RIlOO POLlSIDNG negotiable. TEI Bedrooms, Kitchen, Sitting NOTICE OF L''O'U'TI O~ INTENTION OF Queen of Namibia 22646I(home). roo m., Water and electric O&~"1!f 1 O?iYldo.o=~ Shop 117, ity a nd telephone rental r SURti~ -1 biu ~..t'J.Jno"') cri fw· Chev Nomad 2.5 litre. We mhil Park included. Depoait il re Conl.aeC IU nowt l,Rouli. Pe'NI relidif\i 11 I, Fill~on Mpugulu reaidi" Tel: 227735 Needs some TLC. R3000 quired. Contact Tel 31517 Gf)'lblok No 8329 K.tutUfl ItOndatJ8,-"a Onlw.Area an6 (Bargain). Phone Lea 298- Eurene Smit Tel: (h ) or 3072456. and enlployed I1 • Teacher at employed IS a Teach 1\ We Buy tor ca_h, your 229881 (w) or 2 17282 20100ffice hours. OmuTle JlIIIior Priml rySchool 1n gangungu Cobined School. furniture, appllaoce" Two 8edroomed House to (h) or 52222 Radio lISED CA RS" SPARES Paj"e. intend appIyinl to the Minister inteoo applyin~lo the Mini ~ T.V', Video'a, radio'., let in Wanaheda of AffaiB for authority of Home Affllrs for IU!hontt Ali mak. lnj"e Eneelbreeh\ lIome tridre, .love et.cc. Con Katub.1ra . Only R750 per W1der leaion 9 or the Aliens lIIIder sc:CIion 9 of the Alieou' tact E1II 230 I 08 LM • ...,.iu.. _'• .so.,.: month - water and elec_ 229881 (w) or 43097 · T.u.n t ricity i.o.cluded. To be paid (hI ACI. 1937, to .uume th e ~uc~~~3~1~:e~;:u~o~:!l • TrKt """in...... cab p&JtI $\I./1lUI'ie lndonJoror the IUIOn/I HOME NURSING ' ~_.ioooto:d ..."",. , !"Cuonl Ihl! Mpu gulu Is "'l in advance. ContactJohn that Petrua Is my fl lhen first ••rt.o.,Q • .wr. .. 1Ib.Ib I.II ·~. , I :\utll('S Study our wondnrUI.lx ·$__ .01 • ...-...... Te1211675/61748. , Ikpfathers sumlfTle and nd month Oiplomt. COUrM nane. I ~viOllIIy bore the my real surname. 1~Yiol".I! .nd ,.in knowledge th.t natllc:s Rosaha PetlWllndongo. bore the namn FiternCl/ .~ wil\ be .-- HoulC to let in Katulur a - MINISTRY OF HEALTH u.el\ll to)'O\I.lI Any pc~on who ob~ to the: • ~.I.e..Jm'~...!lfII .q DaOS,\LIES { ~LTII SkakelJoe. Te142214(Ptys the dt.)'I oCyour lire. 'c... ,.. y ...... AND SOCIAL SERVICE.. uJUIDflUOn of llleU/d IIlJ1IUII!' objec:u lo_r assumption. ,..vv_ .... RIOOO). Apply: Wd i Gutsy netball New referees exco Tel. 36970 perfonnance A NEW Central Referees' Association was elected • _Classified • on Tuesday, May 18 with AIel!; Kapenaina elected CHRISTCHURCH, Birds seize Santos as the chairperson, assisted by Carlos Kambaekwa. Faz. 33980 The Cook Islands beat MOROKA Swallows strengthened their lead at the Walter Kahivere is the secretary. Namibia 6,3-59 in the top of the NSL Castle League when they scored a Veteran referee Lisias Kakololo is the new treas 1• ..,.,:,.1 :-.;"tl<.· .. IOBSWABSBuil~ urer assisted by Shakes Kandegne with senior ref Post street netball tri-series here well-deserved 4-0 win over Lightbody's Santos at WINDHOEK OD Wednesday and won the DobsonviUe Stadium yestenlay. Swallows led eree Theo Amadhilaelectedas Pro. Ben Uanivi and IN THE 10GB COURT (Ref: EP/mM 374) the right to play New 1-0atbalftimeandcompletelydominatedthematcb. August 'Gaeb will ...act as instructors. OF NAMIBIA IN THE mGH COURT In the matter between: Zealand in the tourna- Eric Ramasike (I), Marcus Pbafudi (1) and Joseph OFNAMIBlA ment final. Leepo (2) scored fo"he BinIs. JUVentuB claim CUp SOUTH WEST AFRICAN In the matter between: TheCookshadtocall BUILDING SOCIETY SOUTH WEST AFRICAN onaUtheirreservesand JUVEN1US claimed Italy's second European tro- Plaintiff and BUILDING SOCIETY S.L' BEBEDIKTUS HUMMEL experience to turn tbe ix pby of the season when beat Borussia Dort- Plaintiff and DAVID Zone CODlerene they Defendant BASSON Defendant match their way and mund 3-0 wintheUEFA Cupforthe thirdtime in the Notice o f Sale in Notice of Sale in the final outco me nm Namibia National Sports Council (NSC) an- famous club's history in Turin on Wednesday. nounced early this week that this year's Zone Six Exeeution Exeeudon waso'tdeddeduntilthe Two first balf goals from Dino Baggio and a 65th PursuanttoaJudgmentof Pursuant to aJudg:mentof dying minutes. COJ;Iference will take place in Windhoek from Au- minute strike from AndreasMoller gave the Italians the above Honourable the above Honourable They managed to f-"gus_t_30_tO_Se_p~t~e_m_be_r_3_. ______--, a 6-1 win on aggregate after theiI 3-1 win in Courtgrant.edon the 17th Court granted on the 6th day of July 1992, the day of NOVEMBER 1992, level midway through Dortmund a fortnight ago. the folklwing immovable the third quarter and foll owing immovable property will b'e sold property wHl be aold set up a tight and excit Fixtures ... Fixtures withou t reserve and without reserve and voet.stoot.s by the Deputy ing rmale. But Cook Senna favoured voetatoota ~ the Deputy Island coach Margaret Sheriff of the District of A YRTON Senna is set fora rare scrap this weekend Sheriff of the Dis trict of KEETMANSHOOP on Matengasaid: "I WMIl't WINDHOEKon 1'ueaday, Namibia Football in the streets of Monaco, starting out for once as Friday, the 4th day of very happy with that." theIst day of JUNE 1993 favourite for a Grand Prix race. Alain Prost has the JUNE 1993 at 10hOO in at 09hOO in the forenoon at the forenoon in front of the She was relieved. best car and just about leads the Drivers' Champi- however, to get another erf No 2170,Khomasdai Magistrate'a Court, Association(NFA) onship, after his victory at Imola two weeks ago. Township, (Extention Keetmanshoop. shot at New Zealand in However, the bookies will be backing the Brazilian No7), Jacinth Street, CERTAIN: I'inal, ERF NO 140 Saturday's add· wbo is looking for a Mm consecutive victory in the Windhoek NFA Premier League CERTAIN: ' KEETMANSHOOP iogberteamwouldbave milJionare's playground. a win which is virtually to improve drastically Saturday: ERFNO 2170 IOlomaadaJ Township guaranteed if be can get pole position. SITUATE: to win. Khom&!! - Robber Cbanties v. Kraatz Welding Township SITUATE: In the Municipality of Namibian coach Nioo Eleven Arrows (l6hOO). KEETMANSHOOP Smit, in contrast, said Nomtsoub - TCLChiefSantos v.lDteratlantic Blue Can yon First Division registration Division "T" the game had shown Waters (16hOO). The "Conditions of Sale Team P W D L GP GA PI'S in-Execution" will lie for Namibia's vast im Independence-MukorobTigersv.NamseaOrlando Try Again 7 5 2 0 24 7 17 inspection at the office of provement during the Pirates (WhOO). Nampol FC 7 4 1 2 22 11 13 the Deputy Sheriff at tour. Sunday: Black Arrows 7 4 1 2 17 14 13 KEE'IMANSHOOP andat Khorixas - Robber Qunties v. Interatlantic Blue the Head Office of Plaintiff Rollers 4 4 0 0 15 5 12 at Windhoek and PlaintifJ'a Waters (l4hOO). Jwnpers 6 3 1 2 16 9 10 Attorneys, Fishe!", Au~sies Nomtsoub - Ta.. CbiefSantos v. Kraatz Welding Fuestone 5 2 2 1 10 10 8 Quarmby &Pfeifer, atihe FJevn Arrows (l4hOO). Fighters '6 2 2 2 10 11 8 undermentioned address. Independence - Mukorob Tigers v. Black Africa Datedat WINDHOEKIhia beat Blizzards 6 1 2 3 6 13 5 30th day of APRIL 1993 (16hOO). Crusaders 4 1 1 2 5 10 4 FISHER, QUARM BY & Challengers 6 1 0 5 6 16 3 PFEIFER Attorneys for Atlanta Bues 1 23 Plaintiff 6 0 5. 7 3 lOB SWABS Building , AUSTRALlAbeatEng Eastern Chiefs 6 0 4 4 13 0 Post Street land by four runs in a " WINDHOEK (Ref:EP/mM441) thrilling first one-day international at Old PRESTIGEA Trafford here on REAL ... Wednesday. ESTATE The tourists bowled Graham Gooch'ssideout Saturday: DEPARTMENT OF PROPERTIIlS AND PROTECTIVE BUSINESSES FOR . for 254 in tbe final over, Umulunga - Dynamos v. Poison AIrows (15bOO); SERVICES, SALE Hair Salon in Suiderbof aftermakiog258 fornioe Cheetahs v. Defence Force (16h30). PROPOSED SALE OF ERF 7044. OKAHANDJA ROAD, Kombat - Kombat PC v. Monaco (16bOO). plus all fittings. Yours for in their 55 overs. WlNDHOEK only R22 000 TCL Field - Rangers v. Young Lions (15hOO); England batsman Your contact agent HighlaOO; Buck (l6h30). Graeme Hick to~scored Notice is hereby given in tenus of section 63(2) of the Local Authorities Act23 Martanna in !hematch with 85, but Sunday: of 1992 thst thc Municipal Council ofWindhoek has the intention of selling Err Tel: 224656 (w) bis only real support TCL Field - Monaco v. Cheetahs (1Shoo); Rangers 7044, Okahandjs Road, Windhoek i n cxtent +/-68 700 m2 10 Messrs Southern 223196 (h) v. Dynamos (16h30). Estatcs for R792 798. • came from Neat OFF INDEPENDENCE Fairbrother with 59 in a Umulunga - Defence Force v. Super Boys (15hOO); AVENUE Details of conditions of sale may be inspected at Room 207, Municipsl Offices, fOuM-wicket stAnd of Eastern United v. Golden Stars (l6h30). Exciting curia, gift. ehop 127. Kombat - Kombat FC v. Young Lions (16hOO). Independence Avenue. Windhoek. excellent overseas & local clientele. Owner wiahesto Erongo First Division Anyone wishing to object sgainst the above sale may do so in wri ting by retire. submitting written objections lothe Town Clerk . PO 80ll 59, WINDHOEK , or Price R330 000 Souness Saturday: al Room 207, Municipal Offices, Indcpendence Avcnuc on or before 4 June You r co ntact agent Kuisebmond - Walvls Bay Callies v. United Stars 1993. MariaDna Tel: 224656(w) (20hOO). 223196(h) eyes Kamanjab - Green Danger v. Pubs Fe (I6hOO). TOWNCLEBK .--- Sunday: Nqtice 00, 6ZI9J Clough Khonxas - Indian Pirates v. Green Danger(14hOO). - . - LIVERPOOL m an • TRAIN FOR CAREERS THAT PAY! ager Grabam Souness I OU~ FREE P~CSPECTUS SHOWS YOU HOI'I has NotHngham For est's two minion pound rated playmaker Nigel Clough in his sight. Sole agents for Prestige Real Estate and Sou ness, who has si Budget Homes "Phaze It'' Enll'rtainml'nt lenced critics who OKA HA NDJA claimed he would be sacked after a disap Buy your vel)' own home In this vety prestigious pointingseason, appar development ently wants the27-year <&> Exc iting plans to ctloose from old to make upa formi <&> 150 Erven available MobIe DISCO !! dable strike force with FOR MORE INFORMATIO N Far In)' oc:casian. John Barnesand Welsh YOUR CONTACT AGENT ace Ian Rush. MARIANNA He is expected to make OFFICE HOURS: 224656/ 224153 a bid later this month. AFTER HOURS: 223196 X.A- 18 Friday May 21 1993 THE NAMIBIAN ~~~:U~~~ i ~~f~ ~~8~~?=~ ITo golf tourney tomorrow \ pe~ls attomey and a prosecutor ill the U1lude infonnallon would compromise - Mike Tyson rape case have become the "appearance of justice." embroiled in a dispute over an impend- Garrison denied having any inside THE NAMlSlA National Amateur Golf Cl;l.ampj. behind Zimbabwe and Soulh Africa, it will be very ing decision by the Indiana Court of knowledge of how the court would de- onshipslakeplaceforthe21st timeatthe Windhoek difficult to predict a winner. 1be old stalwar1S will Appeals. cide the case. ''Garrison doesn't have an. Country Club on the 29th and 30th of May_ once again be out in force, but a Dumber of young- Columnist Mark Shaw, writing in inside souroe, doesn't know what's go- On Tuesday evening the Managing Director of stern will also be outto capture the prestigious title. USA Today,said TysonproseculorGteg ing to happen, and is just as nervous as Bank Windhoek, Danie de Lange announced that or the former group, Adri Basson, who has won Garrison had "boldly predicted a 3-0 anyone else in the world waiting on it," they would ooce again sponsor the championships thc championships on four occasions, Leon Evans, shutout against Tyson, based on ' in. he said. to the amount ofRIS 000, with two wins, and the defending champion, Rory side' information from those d ose to Tyson, the fonner heavyweight box- De Lange said that they had decided to sponsor \Volhuler, with three wins, win onc(' again be the coun." ingchampion, wasconvictedlastyearof golf because it enhanced the image of their corn· participating, while Nanllbla's local professional. 1lireejudgessitontheappellalepanel raping a beauty contestant during the pany, who have sponsored the championships for Francois Hanekom will also t ~ to add his fourth of the state of Indiana. 1991 Miss.Black.AIilericacontesl. He1s ,sevJ:;n years in a ~w. He also said that their social , title, .J ~ I ') The COlUIIUl prompted Tyson's ap- .serving a six-year tenn al an. Indiana ~nsibility regaqiipg!>POri will gro)\' (ri. the fu- Amongst the younger generation, WilfTed peals attorney Alan Dershowitz to call prison, ~ ture. In the mens competitioJl tl:ie A, B HaiKi' C Lohmanp" ~ickus Burger, Johan Knoetze and r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;1 divisions will be played over 54 holes. With 36 on Wemer LasSen all record&:! exceUent.'wios in the I Saturday and 18 on Sunday. 1bewomen's ch:uppi- Zone 6 competition and a winner oul of this group • , ,. ooshipstake p)aceon the 12th and 13thofJune: with is certainly oot out of the question. ~I ~( , , the A division playing 54 holes' and the B iod C . TIle women's competition should pnce again sce divisions, 36. a royal battle belween the defending champion, After Namibia's great perfonnance at the recent Wilna vander Merwe, with three victories ahd Thea Zone 6 championships, where they came lhird Groenewald, with two wins. ; 1 MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT NOTICE IN TERMS OF TRADE TEST FEES The attention of employers. prospective arti sans and interested parties is hereby drawn to the fact that a fee of R60-00 shall be payable by a candidate in respect of any trade test hel she undertakes as from the 18th May 1993. Enquiries can be directed to M. A. FORMER CHAMPS."Three former champions of the Namibia National Amateur Golf Open Lungameni. Championships: the defending champion, Rory Wolhuter, Adri Basson and Leon Evans. Tel. No. 212956 x 2026 NSl Castle league: THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Chiefs poisedo ,to IN NAM IBIA (ELCIN) Skills Development Programme wlll.organlse the following courses: avenge Sundow ns START LENGlM COURSE 1W1SA Kaizer Chiefs Bird<;. we can beat them." Chartsworth Calties an 19th of July 17 weeks Secretarial Skims will be attempting to set Chiefs scored a sensa Apart from league ac athometo WitbankAce 5th of July 12 months Dressmaking Skills tie an outstanding score tional2-1 winoverEgyp tion this week. Hellenic Both kick off at 20hOO. Hotel Management when they host tianchampionsZamalek met Kenya's GorMahia Five league matches &. Catering Skills 9th of August. 15 Months Sundownsinwhatprom at the FNB Stadium in a in a first-leg, second will be featured on SUD ises to be an explosive 10ughAfricaCbampioos round CAF Cup clash at daywithtbepickofthetl The course on Secretarial Skills will take place at Oshigambo, Castle League soccer Cup first leg, last Sun Cape Town's Athlone being the showdown I the courses in Dressmaking and Hotel Management & Catering showdown at Johannes day. Stadium on Sunday. Vosloorus between sec ond placedAmazulu aol Skills will take place at Oniipa. burg'sRandStadium to Both camps oozed "We have a few prob morrow. confidence on Tuesday. lems with the squad Jomo Midas Cosmos. Orlando Pirates pI a) Students will pay hostel lees. Beaten 2-1 in the re Said Chiefs Pro Louis which i ~ still too small. cent Top Eight competi Tshakoane:"This will be bul it is imperative that Pretoria City on Sunday instead afteT tll! Application forms available at the ELCIN Office, Oniipa, at the tion by Sundowns, the the battle of the giants. we win by at least two goals to take us into the Tonenham HotspurtOll Oshigambo High School and at ELCIN WindhoekService Office Amakhosi are bent on We showed we are back on track with that wio second away leg. cancellatioo. (Gobabis Rd . 55a). reveoge. Suodowns have over ZarnaJek. We aim "We are used to play In other Sunda! climbed to sixth spot in to avenge that Top Eight ing under pressure and matches,Dynamosmetl Closing date for applications 18th of June, 1993_ Spurs at Mohl3keog. 1W the standings thanks to defeat and pick up both we will have a full go the4-1 hidingtheydishcd points. against the Kenyans on the Charles Mopeli Sta Applications to be sent to, and for further dium Stars and Sanl~ OUI to s truggling His Sundowns coun Sunday,"promisedHel meet in their second fu information contact: D' Albenon Callies lasl terpart Alex Shakoane;" le nic coach Budgie ture of the week and iI ELCIN Project Office weekend. Forusthis is thebigo~ . Bymc. the Free State capilli Dr. Taimi Sitari They are six points We are brimming with Two matches will be Bloemfontein Celti ccrt PIB 2018 Ondangwa behind leaders, Moroka confidence. However, played tonight. At the tertain O latsworth Rart Swallows, but the we realiSClhal Cbiefsare RandStadium. Welkom Tel. 06756 - 40241 crs. All Sunday matcm Mamelodi cluh have six a good side with quality Eagles entertain Umlata Fax. 06756 - 40211 kick-offal IShOO. -Sill" malches in handover111c players. Bul we know Bucks and al , THE NAMIBiAN 'Friday May 21 199319 . Nam bowls, receive boost NAMIBIAN bowls received a wel· The tournament started yester come boost OD Tuesday evening day althe Trans Namib Bowls Club, III from OK Bazaars. OK's Adminis with five dubs competing for the tration Manager, Mossie Mostert honours: Eros, Namib Park, announced the introduction of a Oranjemund, Trans Namib. Wind new competition, the OK Interdub hoek Bowling Club and Windhoek Dr.Gonzo Fives, which OK BazaarswiU spon Country Club. sor to tbe amount of Rl 000. Each team consists of live mem Moster! said it was a privilege for bers who will participate in singles, Unleashed! his company 10 be<:ome involved in doubles, trips and fours. The tour bowls, especially after the success nament continues throughout the Young Ones need ful bosting of the recent African weekend and will be concluded on States Tournament and Namibia's Monday, with tbe prizegiving cer our support fine performance in the event. emony scheduled for 6 pm. ANOTHER piece of history will be made tomorrow when Young Ones FC entertain Etruopian counrerparu, Insurance FC, in a Confederation of African Football (C AP) Cup quarterfinal round at the Independence Sta dium in Windboek.. You.na Ones, aliu the KiDst at Nigh!:, will obviou.ly stlUt this clashu the underdoga, because ofthcir lack of experience in intemlfiOll.ll football. T~tQt"('tllll Insurance are an unknown oppoocnt which make. it more difficult forthe bosts. Anempt. to pick up infonna tion about the team from neighbouring countriu could not bring any light The CAP Cup is a new inler-contincntal competition which waseSlablishedacouple of ye an ago with the aim of giving league runners-up a chance 10 compete intemationaly. Young Ones proved a few months ago that it needs hard work on the playing field, added to the morale rupport of a big crowd, \0 achieve ruccess in top GET YOUR COPY OF flight competition. No one gave the Kings at Nigh! a chance against the The president ' van den Bergh, HEARTS AND MINES han:I-running Linare FC when they firS! clashed with the and Namibian Gerhard Heyns, receive sponsorship for this Lesotho gianlS in the first-leg of the preliminary round weekend's competition from the administration manager of OK Bazaars, FROM: in Masero. Mossie Mostert, The Namibians, despite their lackexperieoce in inter- f------1 national competition, rurpassed all expectations by pull ing off a I-I draw and that in their international debut • ALL LEADING away from bome. Linare promised fireworks in the return-leg in Wind BOOKSTORES hock and attributed their home defeat 10 the absence of Cronje to star • THE NAMIBIAN OFFICES a few key players wbo did not play because of injuries. -¥otIftI-()ne., ~. PlOved..lh.aLlbey.....are even • MAIL ORDER better at home by handing the Basothos (with key players and:ill) a thorough hiding when they romped home to a r------, resounding 4-2 victory. Young Ones manager And~ Alcocklargely attributed in cricket feast I I would like to : his learn's success to the wonderful support from the home faru ''who stood behind us throughout the match," I order ...... copies of I as he said later. Young Ones were lucky enough 10 EXCITING cricket is on the cards in bok star will relate some of the high receive a bye inlo the third round and lomorrow, more the city tbis weekend wOOn Spring lights from recent international tours. I Hearts and Mines : tbenever, need that kind of suppon from all of us. bok vice-captain Haru>ie Cronjt will Tickets are still available from Jan I would thus like to make use of this opportunity to call star in a day/night match at the Inde· StevensoD or Leeba FoucM at tel : at R27,50 per copy. I upon all local soccer fans to anend tomorrow's CAF Cup pendence Stadium tonight, starting ephone 22591. Cost is R60 perperson, I (GST included) I encounter al fhe Independence Stadium. 15b30. which includes a three course meal. I I How is the right time fO show our patriotism and Cronjt's visit has a two-fold pur Teams for today's match are: ~oc hl football arid, on top of this, our most I Name: •...... ···· ············· I JiiOOIt pose in that he will also be guest L Louw (capt) H su~'le'sslU l team in international competition. speakerattbeNamibiaCricketBoard's Cronjt (capt). I I Young Ones have done more then enough 10 prove I ...... I I Stevenson. their capabilities on the playing field and only our fu ll annual dinner which will be held at A Fallis suppon and commitment at tomorrow's ou ting can help the Wanderers Hall in Pioneerspark E Brits G Griffiths. I Postal Address: ...... · I them take a further step in this competilion. on Saturday night al 19h30. L van Eedcn I van Schoor. I I • And 10 Insurance I would, on bebalf of the enlire The cricket match promises to be G Murgatroyd A Smith. I ...... I Namibian soccer population, like 10 wish a wonderful an exciting encounter between the MMaruns Cvan der stay in ou r beautiful country. I hope you enjoy your Accord Car Sound XI which will be Merwe. I ...... I football and your short 8tay in the 'Land of the Brave.' captainedby NamibianskipperLennie JLuck DSeager. I I Let good sportsmanship prevail and lel the best team Louw and the Harry's Betting Invita M van Schoor MKarg. I ...... I win! tion XI which will be led by Hansie W Ack.erman B Lofty-Eaton. I I Cronjt. Saturday night's dinner will MBamard J Thirion. I Enclosed is a cheque/postal I also be a gala affair where the Spring- J Coetzee DSmil. Why the war against l arder payable to Free Press of I I think our resurgent ri I Namibia. I the Birds? From page 20 vals Black Africa bave Squash I I I must admil that I am not impressed by the ongoing cially Pirates whose proved that experience I OR I dispute between the Premier League and Blue Waters. reputation is fading and youth works band in exhibition 1he league handed heavy su.pensions out to !Wo ofthe quicldy after their his band," Namaseb con I Debit my credit card, : trio with one, a fonnernational fullback., having only to toric tournament final fided. : Visa/Master/Other I rit ou t four mafches of which two were a1teady can win over Black Africa a • In the other m atches PAUL Symonds and celled. month ago. at the weekend Khorixas Gavin Broadfoot, two I Number: ...... I Now the league claims that Blue Waters defaulted But as Pirates Pro outing Robber Olanties of South Africa's top when lhey fielded the trio during their league opening will also hope for im squash players, will be : Signed: ...... : derby lic ag:Uns( Eleven Arrows "as we were not in ImmsNamasebtoldThe proved perfonnances In action against local formed fOffilally by the League that they cannot play," Namibian Sport yester day, the Buccaneers are when they entertain players in exhibition I Date: ...... I acc.,roing to the Birds Pro Lohmeyer Angulll. matches al the Wan An excuse which, to my opinion is unacceptable going to bring changes Eleven Arrows and Blue I I derersSquash Club to because Angula knows that a player is automaticaly to their squad tomorrow Waters on Sab,;day and I Please return this form to I Sunday, respectively. morrow_ suspended fortwomatches wbcnbc receives a red ticket, night and t he IHearts and Mines J I The Tigers-Pirales Jonathan Leslie, or when be is issued four consecUli ve yellow cards. Ingweinyama should I The Namibian, PO Box 20783, I "The player is now to re- appear before the Disciplinary prepare for a tough bat match will be played at PlIilip Ellis. Carl Colnfllil1ee forignorance which is fairbut why victimise tle. "Our fans must be 2OhOOonSaturdny night Hendriksen, Ed Dam, IL Windhoek______, Namibia. .JI the poor Birds by turning down their offer to play their patient. after the Ca! Cup quar J onathan van Vuuren hOnle matches at their grounds. 1be only solution for terfinal outing between and Carl.R.obertson are 11 appears now that Leagu e considers everything that our recent dismal per Young Ones nnd th(' local players in ac Blue Waters arc doing now is wrong. I would thus like Ethiopcan counterparts tion, The rll"St match 10 wggeS! that the two plUties to com~ together and son formances is to inject ollr IllSumnce. starts at 14hOO_ out Ihuir differences for once and for ' 11 . • 20 Friday May 21 1993 .. THE NAMIBIAN •• Resurge.nt Liv-erpool MIDFIELD ACTION ... Robber - Chanties midJield ace PaulHao-semab(left) seize Orlando Pirates in midfield duel against former Namsea Orlando Pi, Conrad Angula rates mid fielder - As Ramblers silence Civics... Mabos Bock in an ear NAMIBIAN cup cham- lier encounter at Ka· pions PrimePressLiver· c1osely-cODleSted NFA remained in tbe rock- tionalKilianKavariand tutura Stadium. The pool regaiDed their win, Premier League outing bottom position OD the, nevet looked back. Robbers hosts Eleven oingwaysattheexpense played at the IOOepend- slandings since the stan More goals followed Arrows and BlueWa of Namsea Orlando Pi, ence Stadium on of the season, opened from the tall central de ten at Khorixas this rateswhomtbeydeserv- Wedoesday night. their scoring through fender Hellao Naruseb weekend. •• " edIy defeated 3-2 in a Liverpool, who bave Namibianyouthintema- and rigbtback Robsoo ~======-~~~ ______~~~ ______~ ______-,Tjav~kua to li ft llie Okahandja outfit from the bottom spot for the firs t time. Pi rates responded lhrough the elecuifying Bwald Hlieseb, who has obviously done more tbenenougb to convince theaational selectors !bat he derserves another chance, with Buruxa Boois (another national team contender) adding the second. Tpe Liverpool win puts InteratJantic Blue Watersinlotbeninthspot ... on the land! while the Okahandja team move inlo eighth The committed expertise 01 our lubeforce place just below fierce team and Ihe unsurpassed quality of our rivals African Stars who spedalist products such as RPM DElO 350 occupy tm seventh spot motor oil ensure !hat your lubrication needs witbthesame numberor are dealt with. Quictdy. Efficiently. points, seven. Defendingcbampioos RPM DEW 350 is a technical~ advanced Ramblers FC also im diesel engine oil produced to the most exacting proved their position on quality ",,,,,,rn,. JIH; ~i! »:Iii'u fIl!'x scored a morille-boost· • It is an API Service CO (Series 3) oil for use ing 13·2 victory over in naturally aspirated or turbocharged ronner leaders Civics FC automotive diesel engines operating under in Wednesday night's the most severe conditions. oruy other match. Ramblers now boast • Approved by major equipment 13 points from seven manufacturers for use in Iheir farming matches and move in equipment, RPM DELO 350 controls low between TCL Chief and high temperature deposits while SantosandCafCupcam· providing maximum engine protection. paigners Young Ones Fe longer IHe and tocreased fuel efficiency. • RPM OElO 350 for maximum productivity. !i~~coj~ Minimum downtime. Ramblers have, how· SABSnSO 9000 ever,playedtwomalches Caltex was the first petroleum refiner to moretmnSantos and one earn the coveted SABSllSO 900J listing for more than Young Ones. itS lubricants manulacturing plant Civics remain rooled This coveted Bureau of Standards award in fifth place. • More changes to the recognises Caltex's comm~meflt to log can be expecled this excellence in lubricant manufat.1uring weekend if second-place technology. Chief .Santos collect For service excellence. dial now. maximum pointsagaiml Caltex lubeforCe is just a call aw To page 19 -~----=------~----~------~ • Newfilm KAlE BUALlNG IT'S NOT often that a new film gets shown blazes in the far north before opening in Windhoek, but in the case of That Fire Within, an COVERPICfURE ... byTonyHgueinonabeautifulbooldet a trail award-winning documentary shot at on rural art in N amibia. This has been produced in conjuntion Uukwaluudbi, that's exactly what happened. with the stunning exhibition on the same theme with on the And according to directors Simon Wilkie and Jet compliment"')' photographs by Figuein. The eahibition will Homoet, whose film about AUDe, a woman living al Bloodo, won iDlemational acc1aim and scooped the travel toDenmark and Norwaynextmonth. See article on plO. northern New York Film Academy Pfu.e before 'coming • • bome'to Namibia. that'sjust the way it should be. arcutt continued on page 2 THEBEST ... Lift: Miss Universe 1992 and Miss NamibiR 1992, MicheUe McLean, pictured here with styualM iss Universes in the making. This shot was takm during the filming of an M-Netpromotion. Michelle will he handing over her crown at the culmination of the M iss Universe 1993 Beauty Pageant, which will be broadcast by NBC on Saturday at 19hOO from Mexico City. LrliUi:iylvli:iy£' II~~.j I H~ NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER -- s !£%' -4 )tIeredi!cusStd. -~ _ I THINK that future generatIons will recognise Dirk SoundBites Mudge 8$ one 01 the guys In the Western world who actlveJy10ught against ethnicity and tribalism. DTA Reglollfll Cotlltciflor "Ken Bowes, commenting on tile EVERY week TIle Nanlibian asks readers to contributiDn offellot., DTA politician, Dirk Mudge, on an spot n word deliberately repeated a number of NBe radio show. times on a certain page of The Weekender. This week's word is DOWN which appears several ALTHOUGH Madonna lost her virginity In her high. times in text on this page. Page 2. school days and had a devil-may-care atHtude, up to To enter, all you have to do is mark clearly the now she has had no traces of sexually transmitted word DOWN wherever it occurs and complete diseases or AIDS, so she Is stili an Idol to youthS In the entry rorm published bel.w. Tear out the the West. page and maiJ it to Spot The Word No 5, PO BOll: ChllUl'. Jianxi Daify, preparing readers/or the pop s mgu's 20783, WindhoeJc. There is no charge, and you possib~ In) to ti,e People'. Republic next December or may send as many entries as you like. jdMdry. The fIrst correct entry opened on Friday, June HEY, we are a poor country, so the price 9f our 4 1993, will be the winner of our R150 prize CItizenship would not be' as high as In the Unll,." ,. money. If no correct entries are received, the States or"'Chlle. · ~ prize will be carried rorward aDd added to the PuulI/all legis/fllor Enr/que ChJrinos Solo on hI! next week's prize of RI 50. go ....rnnun' ;' plan to offer ciJu.enship forVS$25 000 plus Winners will be a nnounced each week in The $2()fJ() 101' lach addliJonal/amfly member:- Namibian, and will beasked to claim their prizes. I'M SICK to death o111sh I can ten you. Remember, only original tearsheets or The lJrlll$h after crostilfg the Atlantic In a Namibian will Qualify for the prize money (no sdiwrTom M(Ndl/y, 1,5 metre boa/dnd spending tIu ltul month living on what photo copies). And remember the closing date of June 4 1993! he could cttkh. I GET a lot of letters from 17· and 18-year old bOys ,------1 who say they don't care how old a woman 18, what I Name: ...... I she looks Uke or what her eduC8tlonallevel Is, as I I long as she has a place to live. I ...... I Neflla ZlIlter, penona/..ads editor at the newfiJHlper Algeria El1St on whaJ young men Want. I I I Address: ...... I DOWN, down Erlk. We are not dogs. Slogan on d pltM:ard carried by Vnicefworkers. in OshakMi I ...... I comp14lning abow their boss} Erlk Pi!lerSot:f.,_ I I DOWN Smith down. I ...... I IF A guy comes up to me and puts a gun In my back Slogan cluJfiUd by SwtJpo supporters prokstlng against the I . I and tolls mo to give him my walle~ what I'd do Is editorlDl poikie! of The WUtdhOt':k Advertiser and Die I (No ~n tries by employees of The Namibian or I teach back, pull out my wallet and give It him. Republllceu.. Absolutely, L heir im:.edia~familie~ _____ ~ THE dlrocllves and philOSophy advocaled by Mr Tough.guy actor Chuck NorriJ on ho!4' his Ule 411f'nfrom Uys, In ,.. pee' of expected equHibk> employment . hisdN. practlces.t TransNamlb, seriously militate against with Iherall), nothing, carrying on the Government's policy of genuIne affirmative Winner No 2! dignity, made me proud of that action. WE ARE proud to announce that the second :~~~~~~~f:~~~~~fiu~y~~~~~~i1~~~~~~~~~~~~:~' winner in our Spot The Word competition is U to hand olltr medical suPP/;:s. The pardstataL Steuber of PO Box 847, Windhoek. father was Annenlan. IN fact they're the worst. Congl'atulations! Your entry was the first cor I DON'T react to rubbtsh. Zimbabwean women's aClivi!t, Everjoice Win, on mell who rect one drawn in which the word ART was NDF Colonel, Des Radmore. on aUegatlons IIMl he was obloin higher edtlcoJion abroad;, come back preaching identified the right number of times. l,p"·,,," ," am,,,ti" gal which plans to kiJIAllIon Lubowslci egUdlllyandllun revert to traditional oppression oJwomen. Please contact Johnn van Heerden or Liz Graig about picking up your R150 cash prize. places like Okoloogo on ferred: "I'd ratber have self-possession are key wltb whatever comes - drought In a decade. tbe Angoiao border, that laughter than aU the Ingredients of That Fire which gives the nlm Its Only now when ",e wbere Its Images played appreciative smiles and Within, and from the special quality. look at alllhe drought against tbe makeshift applause," said jet. begl.nnlngshe Insisted on That Fire Within isnot related conversations screen of the post omce The seeds oftbelr de certain ground rules. onlythesparkof Aune's and Incidents wblcb we waiL cision to make Tbat F1re For example, when strength to "laugh didn't use 10 the film, do "Actually, we were tbe Hrst part oftbe ftlm It was a gruelling Within were sown by a Slmon and jet beauty Into life" (as de we see wbat we mlssed. bonour-bound to show wltb her bead In her schedule for Slmon and Namlblan friend In Lon Inadvertantly Infringed scribed In the lines ofa We were so afraid tbat the mm In the North hands, watching tbe Jet, but they bave no re don whocaugbtthelrlm on traditional beliefs by poem at the beginning the drought would come first, as we'd promised screen through ber Hn grets about the tour. "It agination with stories of filming tbe family gra of the ftlm), but also the todomlnatetbe Him that Meme Aune that sbe gers," remembers jet. was wonderful to see bls motherland. nary. Aune was ada slow-burnlngwarmtb of we probably gave It less would be the Hrst per But by the time the people's reactions to a They made a researcb manl that the foot age be her family's unity. attention tban It de son in Namibia to see applause faded at the film which wassolmme trip to tbe North In July omltted, and there were It Is one of those rare served." It,'' explained Slmon. end of the screening, dlately recognisable," 1991 and itWllSthen tbat times too when sbe S!Jg turnsabout Africa which Neverthless., That Fire To make sure she was Meme Aune was Justly they said. a chance meeting gested tbat filming stop does not spell gloom and Within, with Its unbur at the premlere, Slmon proud - of berself, ber "There was so mucb brought them Into con rather t.hal causeembar disaster, but concen rled, un Intrusive eye and jet drove to Elondo family, ber community, laughter as people Ideo_ tad with Aune. rassment or upset. trates on the positive gives us a fresh and af and brought Aune to the and of the two Him stu tlfled with scenes or peo "We particularly Hervlewswerealways acblevementsofwomeo fectlonateperspedtveon opening night In deotswhomsbeand ber ple on the screen," wanted to make a film respected as Slmon and ... without tryiogto turn thewomenwho, both lit Osbakatl. family helped graduate Comparing the audi about women In Na Jet were keen to ma.kea Auoe Into some kind of erally and metaphori " It was very Impor f'rom the National F1lm ences here to tbe often mJbla,slnce all the things film In tunewilh the pat super-hero In the proc cally 'keep the home tant for ber to see how and Television Scboolln slutry world of 'serious we had heard and read terns of Aune's lire, "'- fires burning', and per tbe whole thing had Britain. film' In Europe, tbe di_ about the country rather tban adopt tbe "It was Important to baps never realise their turned out because sbe rectors were struck by seemed to focus on men," role of onlookers. us not to make yet an power to kindle Joy and had never seen a Him ON TOUR tbe differing Impact of said Slmon. During tbelr five otber film about war, beauty for tbose wbo IIefore, and bad always partlcuar scenes. "Wben we met and montb stay tbey built a famlne or drought," says come to warm them had dlmcullylmaglnlng De... crlbed a~ "an Im One scene,ln wblch a spoke to Aune, we Im small house In Aune's jet, tbough both she and selves In the glow. what the end result pressionistic documen group of women joke mediately knew she kraal _ another of her Slmon confe$tbatthelr would be." tary", tbe hour-long about tbe bebavlour of would be perfect forthe condition's - and Jet determination to steer • The Him. which Is For Slmoll and jet, record of life In Ihe ru their men when drunk, kind offtlm we were In taugbt Aune 10 speak relatively clear of tbe spoken In Oshlvambo who lived wllh Aune's ral nortb as Namibia raised only smiles In terested In making. " Engllsb. negative, blinded them with English sub-titles. f:lmllywhilfl making the moved relentlessly to Europe, hut In OWllmoo Their most treasured tothe development ofan wiU recelveltsHrstsbow. flIm from January to wards Its worst drougbt 11 brought the bouse DOWN TO memories are of eve extremely Important Ing In Wlndhoek at tbe May 1992. her reaction In years, bas spent tbe dOWD. BUSINESS nings spent as a family sit uation. National Theatre or Na· was more Important lasl lhreeweeks touring Otbers, whlcb moved In tbe dim light of an 011 Wltb r efresblng mlbla on Friday, at The t han any hlgh-falutlng Owambo. foreign audiences to Getting Aune to agree taper, talking over tbe frankness.,Slmonadm1ts WarebouseonSaturday HIm review In Europe. In Il tolal of 17 screen tears, were seen as com to tbe Idea meant bours day's events. " I think It was our Inex and at Tbe People's "We knew she wasclulte Ings, It wa~seen by 300- monplace bere. In gen of conversation. expla It Is the gentle pace of perience as film makers Place In Katutura on llllXlous about bow eve strong audiences at the eral though, tbere was nation and tbe gradual 'getting on' - with life. tbat allowed us to pass Sunday. Each show be rythlngwouldappear In Oshakatl .!o1adlurn and IItlle doubt which a udi development of trust. with nelgbbours, wllh up the opportunity of gins at 19bJO and ad the story, and s he spent h y enfl re commu nlllesat enceSlmon and Jet pre- Aune's confidence and problems, wllh chores ... documenting the worst mlsl,lon Is rree. , . '- • • 'THE'''' .re. a;aJlJ 8.-....: . J ._ " .~ ... . Friday May 21 1993 -3- . Movers and Shaker Michael Bolton and Michael Franks. Soccer Is the most populer sport "My lime passes quickly through reading good In Namibia, and produces It's novels and overseas soca:r magazines," the 22-ycar. old star told The Namibian. own fair share of heroes. This FelSie is still single and, despite the hundreds of week The Namlblan's CONRAD women admirers who allend Tigers' matches, he is still wailing for "Miss Right" before he scttles down. ANGULA spoke to talented ''You can describe me as a serious person,·' says the 'home boy' FETSIE IV AMBO of ball-juggler, adding that many people who are fonu Tigers. Not only Is Fatsle tal· nale enough to be good sportsmen do nOI take il seriously enough and as a result never reach their full ented, but he Is a young man potential. whose onfleld dedication Is He admits thai, like many other local you ngsters. he matched off the field. would also like to become a fully professional soccer player "and my whole life is geared IOwards achieving that goal". Although jobless, Teenage is not just Si lting idly 011 OVER the weekend when most of his home. He is still busy with his studies in Business teammatesare out having a good time,either Management, which should prove very useful if he at the local night clubs or at the "paaltjies" (a turns professional one day - enabling him 10 tackl..: his barbequ e spot near Bra kwater), he can usu aly own [mances. be found at borne listening to soft music or What are his other wishes apart from his soccer watching soccer videos. ambition? "I would love 10 help the aged and disabled chi! Wc are not talking aboul former Argentine skipper dIen," he says. a smile lighting up his face. Annando Diego Maradons or Jwisa Kaiz.er Chiefs' Fetsie quicldy adds that he would like 10 meet illustrious midfielder Johannes Felsie Molatedi, popu President 5am Nujoma, his childhood idol: an occa· larly known as Chippa. sion al which he would like to discuss issues like the In focus is Namibia's own Fetsie· Mukorob Pelagic present drought that has hit Namibia. Tigers' Helmuth Teenagelyambo, who, likeMaradona "I would also like tositdown and listen to hishislory can take on and ouldribble the strongest defence in the from the hard days in the liberation snuggle, and the country. aided by his superb contrOl and imaginative path he travelled to becoming the fltSt President of an play. independent Namibia." He is a young and very talented player who, like his His biggest wish this season is 10 help Tigers win at namesake Fetsie Molalcdi, is gifted ~ith exc.cUent least one major cup competition and " it will also be vision and a perfect pass. And this has seen him wonderful to clinch the league championship with produce many goals for Tigers since he donned the Tigers," he said modestly. famous No 10 jersey of the Ingwcinyama a couple of The Namibian is sure \hat this talented and thought- seasons ago. fu lplayerwill I rus !Cam·s Like mosl of the present Tigers' players, the young endeavours, but other areas - nOI Iyambo received his formal footbaU educa\ion from t and o(fdle field. thiexciring flISl di'l'ision outfit African Blizzards who are presently playing in the Canyon National League. BALL WI ZARD ... Fetsie 'Tee nage· Iyambo, Mukorob Ti Many people mighl consider his life fairly boring as he prefers to stay at home.. So what does he do al home gers' striking sensation, prepares to dribble past the in the evenings? "I enjoy listening 10 soul-smoothing opposition. music from the likes of Johnny Gill. Mariah 'I don't think I should have to move' ON a cold December evening in 1955, Rosa ond American revolu- Mississippi teenager looks at the growth of Parks finished work at a clothing factory in tioo" - the snuggle of Emmit Till are high- mass action. MISS UNIVERSE 1993 down-town Montgomery, Alabama, USA, black Americans for lighted in the fIrst epi- 1be biller struggle in equal rights and an end sode, Awakenings(NBC Mississippi between M.Net JubJcribers wlll not be able to see the nnd waited for a municipal bus to take her Miu Universe Pageant on M-Net as prgramming toracialdiscriminaLion- 2O h35, Thursday May 1962 and 1964. when home. righuhave not been cleared.NBC will, however, is recal led in a new se- 27). campaigners died in the be bringing you thIs magical event at around It had been a long. hard have to move," Rosasaid ries starting on NBC this Part twO of the seri es, fi ght toendracism, IS the lOh20 on 22 May 19931 day's work and Rosa q uietly, and remained coming Thursday (May to be screened the fol- subject episode 6vc. wanted nothing more sealed. 27). Jowing week, looks at And the series ends M-Net Nomlblo wishes AnJa SchrlSder thantositdownina wann The bus driver caJled EntitledEyesOn1be the battles to desegre· withBridgeToFreedom, much luclc for the crown ond may her bus and rest until she !.he police and Rosa was Prize, the series chroni- galc education, during which documents the experience be 0 magic one! reached home. arrested. cleslhecivilrightsmove- which the law became 1965 March fo r Freedom But this was AJabama, Rosa's actions trig= ment from 1955-65 the tool of both those and the passing of the and the laws said that , gered a bus boycott through the eyes of the promoting and resisting Voting Right ACL white people had prefer which eventually re participants, from the change. Mixing eye·witness ence for seats at the front sulted in the outlawing flowering of a mass This will be followed accounts and archive o f segregation on public of the bus. 50 when a movementtothetriumph by the episode Ain't footage, Eyes On The H . N . E ' T while man boarded the tran'lpOI1, and gave added of winning the right to 5caredofVour:Jails. the Prizeissaidtobeamov- bus a few stops down the momeOlum to Ihe vote. story of how students ing document of a pow- 1\ 1_ Ji"t'bia road, t.hedriver told Rosa American civil rights The heroic stand of began taking an active erfulhumanrighlSmove- I V{J.Tr' movement. Rosa Paries and the bru- lead in the campaign, ~m;::;en~I~.;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::="- ______., ~~~~~or b~la~c~kr_w~h~i1e~N:o~::~~VV:ru:;k 1I •• ...... !t~ , WedDelday 10 w ar. I ' .:Ila\e the WAREHOUSE £Dtrcmc:. R 5 / R 2 Slt.... DIo 4 ~r i day May 21 1993 THE NAMIBIANWEEKENDER • the b'eauty business scam r • THIS week On the Home Front takes a look traI or slightly acidic, not A 'muddy' skin may whatyourskinncedsand ut the cosmetic industry and the high cost of alkaline. Tbemysrerious be due to inadequate re why,youmaybuybeauty beauty care. PH factor, usedtoseUso movaJ ofthesedeadceUs. products Ihat are unsuit· Do you speod a fortune .* the esoteric ingredi. many products, is merely Anoilyskinshouldnot able for your skin. You on witchcraft? TIle cos· ent pitch with extract of the correct acid/alkaline use soap because tbe in· cancreateskinproblems metic induslry is one jelly from queen bees or balance oftbe product. visible, sticky soap resi· with beauty products, whichoeverseemstofeeJ intimate bits from The fineouterlayerof due may furthercloglhe which require even more the effects of a reces· wbaJes. the skin (the epidennis) PO"'" expensivecrcamstotrcat sion. This is because it In fact, if you want a protects what lies be Oily skins do not need and conceal. deals in dreams and not beuercomplexion and a neath it and it is the epi· creams, lotions or mois- When using beauty reality. FuU colour pic- smaller cosmetic bill, dennisthalgetstherough turizers because too products never believe lUres of young girls with you need to understand treatement. muchofnature'snarural the label, don't trust the !lawless skins seduce the structure oCme skin This outer layer con- moisturizer is already advice on it instead uust women iolO believing and how to care for it. sists of invisible, old present. the reaction of your own that they can look the Thefirstthingtoslress driedcellsaootbewaste - One of the main fac· skin.Ifaproductisbarm ~: ulleif theyusetheprod- is that skin is an excre· products of the skin - tors in adult arne is un- ing your skin you can uct being advertised tory organ - you cannot particularly old sweat necessary creams, oils feel it fairly quickly. TIle sales ploys range shove things back into it and stale oil that lie on (thedennis)cootains the natural oil- nature's own and moisturizers. lfyour skin feels taut, fTom: anymore than you can the surface of the skin. oil glands, sweat glands. moisturi zer· retains this COMBINATION it me~ the product is • the traditional lUxury into any other excretory This dead outer layer of blood vessels and hair natural water in theskin. 100 drying for you. You .,S KIN .••. ":llIgb.ii~b rt11f\btl6i1'¥fee l pitchwithrosepetalsand organ. skin needs to be regu· foUicles. A dry skin produces " "j- ,,', 1"1} . .',- " jasmin Nocreamonearthwill larlyremovedinorderto Between the two skin too little oil 10 acl as an A face with combina.... ana the shitle ony'our * the back·to-nauture prevem wrinkles (more stimulate cell grQwth in layers is a barrier, which efficiem barrier. tion skin has dry, taut . face if a product is too pitch, rosemary a nd on this later). the skin layer beneath. Ir comainsnaturalmoistur- An oily skin produces skin everywhere except oily foryourskin. U your camomile Alltypesofskinwork it is not removed, the izing compounds that toomuchofnature'sown the nose and chin area skin itcbcs and reddens *theorganicpitcbwith the same way. waste products block the maintain the natural wa· moisturizer, which also wbere there may be then you \ifC aUergic to synthetic peach extract The skin has a natural pores and cause acne - ter level in lhe. skin. helps to clog the pores blackheads. something in the prod uct, so stop using it. • the scientific pitch acid mantle that protects whiteheads,blackheads, It is oOl tbe oil in the and this produces acne. SENSITIVE SKIN \, :lh added vitamine E it from bacterial infec- blind boils, cysts and skin but this water that 1betwomaineoemies BEAUTY 1his type of skin is eas (which cannot penetrate tion. Skin products other sores. keeps the skin soft and of the skin are sun and PRODUCTS ily irritated aod may be I~h~e~s~kin~' ~) ______!sh~ou~ l d::..:tbe~"~o~re::..::be::..:ne::::u~- __The~~u~nde,,!:~rl~ay~e= r~o~fskin~·~~s~m~oo"'!'th~.~A~fi~ne::..::la~yeE., ~o~f, soap. Air conditioners and central heating aJso come red as a result of an Whether their jOb is to dry out the skin. allergy - an over-reac clean or moisturize the tion of the skin to cert ain skin, most creanlS are a SKIN CARE substances in cosmetics. mixtu re of wax and wa Why is soap bad for the 1bere are two ways of ter, glycerine or oil. skin of the face? getting dermatitis, the Waxisused for mould Soap is drying to the first isas a result ofusing ing the solid and liquid skin and soap is a deter a primary irritant when a components so that the gent. When you wash bad reaction is immedi· result is a smooth cream your face, the warm wa ate - some people are or lotion. ter softens the skin and allergic to soap. Glycerine is used to opens the pores. TIle second is a result slow thedrying-upofthc 1be soap looseru thedirt, of using a sensitizer. the cream and alcohols (ethyl and if it isn't rinsed off reaction to which may or methyl) are solvents. thoroughly, thesoapmay not be immediate. used to mix the ingredi. clog the pores. Only some people are ents and stop them sepl'l You often speak of a good friend as trustworthy, thoughtful, anxious Soapdissolvesthepro allergic to some rating. to please, honourable, and worthy of your friendship. tective natural surface sensitizers which are of· What cleans the skin A restaurant con have the same quaUties. It con be human, courteous. oils, temporarily leaving ten perfume ingredients in a cleanser is the nil. considerate of its customers, and thorouhgly reliable. the skin with no protec and it is not known ex- What moisturizes the acdy why or bow. skin ill a moistun1.er is Now you hove the opportunity to savour all the goodness while appreci tive film against evapo TIlCtreatment for such . also the oi l -which acts as ating authentic Chinese food in our new China Grand Restaurant! ration. DRY SKIN is due not a problem is to locate it a barrier that del:lys the We are proud to present four highly seasoned hefs from a famous by al lergy testing and evaporation of the natu restaurant in China and offer you the best of Chinese cuisines - with to lack of oil, but to loss of water from the cells of stop using the product. ral water in the skin. . materials imported direaly from China. the skin by evaporation, Scnsitive skins should Three sorts of oi l are In addition to the excellent food, we also promise you an overall whi c h occurs more avoid rough or extreme used in skin products. experience of the Chinese culture - our traditio nal music, art, and quickly in a dry climate, ueatment - very bOI or mineral oils derived from beautiful handicrafts. like ours, than in a damp very cold water - rough petroleum, vegctableoils We are anticipating the pleasure of we /com ing (Old Grand Hotel) you one. cleansing grains, abra from olive.s, nuts. etc. and at China Grand Restaurant in Kenia House. Located at the corner A dry cold climate sive buffing pads, very animal oils such as lano between Robert Mogabe Ave. and Korner St which occurs over most rough face flannels or lin. Animal oils are best parts of Namibia in win very thick cre:uns. for human slcin as thc), ter. reduces sweat. in· Don't steam'lhe face. most resemble natural crea.<;ing the dryncs... of avoidsaunas,don 'I have human skin oil :md dCl the skin. a face massage (because not interfcre wi th thl.' Dryskin resultsina lot of the risk of breaking ski".'-s..e xcretory activi· of dead cells on the sur· blood vessels) and keep ties such as sweating. face of the skin. your hand.. and b..'\ir off .. Next week: simple OlLYSKINistbemost your face. skin care plan and reci di fficultto clean because Having covered the pes to make your own the oil sticks the dead main skin Iypes you cleansers and creams. skincells togcthcrwhich should now be able to .. Infonnation from plastcrs down the debris clas.<;ify your own type. T>OWtlwilhSupcrwoman beneath. If ynu don't understand by Shirley Concan _ ~riday ~y 1.1.. 19931' - '-'- Heal the world while • Jmperso• .natlng• Jimi H·endrix's guitar therapy, although I my' Namibia Today if you By BLEEDING HEART self have never experi want party politca l enced such things (I'm news to your taste. But WITH all the pressures and mayhem of not even sure what it seems the Party has modern life· donning body armour every erotic consequences as much chance of or· morning, crawling beneath any window you are). ganising that as a well· bappen to pass, and running a mile every When you do come attended Cassinga Day time you see a red car - I've certainly felt the round trom the anaes rally ... need for some alternative therapy lately. tbetic and find your every limb in a plaster Even my doctor been complaints that I cast you really do feel !.~-Id~n) ,mind too much mention vomit too in tune with yourself , as long as I l oin up much in this column, and will never need to every two months to Why,lcan'timagine.1 worry about work have 500 volts pumped mean there are olber again (because you through me. things that are worse. [ neverwill work again). TheAlexanderTech- could mention them Of course there are ruque, that's the one here but I'd rather many different thera where you balance 22 move on to the more pies, each to be valued King James bibles on refined topics which in its own way. One your head while doing usually dominate this practised recently is to thecan·can,iscertainly page. march on the offices of preferable to having I'mtalkingaboulbe- the Windhoek Apoca 01 £ i,nIHf~4l::~Nrie4 1 .... 4tc.. ...iI! JlfR~ .. ~~~~ the lypse shouting Viva alive. In fact its a posi. planets. Now this is re--· -Namibia .Toda, ,and tive pleasure. aUy something and was We Want More Titties. • And then ther e 's detailed only last week Normally if you do this ~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::=::::::~_ permaculture. I used to in my favourite news- alone you wiU be ar- r. scoff at this thinking paper. Tobrieftypara- rested. But when a that only ex-hippies phrase the article what crowd gelS together in , . .. who overdosed on LSD you do is lie on your tbe name of Swapo it ,' - , .. itI.' " in 1969 and were con- kitchen table and get a can be a WOnderful op " sequently permanently friend (preferably a portunity for letting deranged could believe close friend) 10 attach your feelings go. . ~~'if;~\ this kind of stufT. But wires round your toes There are of course -J\;J "lh!ltqeod..,-discovered .all and stretch them to many ways of protest. I!) -"1, })'" c:::r:If you have ~o do is grow your neck. Your friend ing about the conduct , " .' .' "it." .' a tomato plant in your (who by now should be of a newspaper - you laundry basket and you a veryclosefriend)then canrefusetobuy it, you wiU have eternal life. pretends he is Jimi can write a letter to the Strange really because Hendrix and leaps editor, you can send BANKING AT YOUR FINGERTIPS I often fmd unidenti- about Ihe room using endless misspelt press tied vegetation sprout- you to imitate the gui- r eleases or you can ing up between my tar solo from ' Purple march on their offices. There are SIX NEW BANK WINDHOEK ATM's - at Baines Plain Shopping centre soiled underwear. So] Haze'. All this is very All these are known was already 'healing refreshing and com- forms of therapy for in Pioneers Park, Lolo Park in Olympia, Mini Market in Gobabis Road, Maxlrama the planet', or what- pletely r idS" you of readers Of the Wind ever they crap on str ess. hoek Apocalypse, but in Gobabis, in Ouljo and in Otjiwarongo - quick and reliable (in fact our ATM's about, without even An optional extra is as any psychologists knowing about it. Now, toplugyour big toe into worth their salt will tell are on-line an amazing 97<'k of the time), You can fi nd other Bank Windhoek ATM's having been converted the electricity socket you marching on news· to the gospel of which I'm told im- paperofficesoverafew all over Windhoek and the rest of Namibia. What's more - they are all linked to permaculture, I just proves the sound qual- editorials is a waste of tbrow in a few tomato ity. There is also the energy. There is a sim SASWITCW which means you can use over 40 ATM's in Namibia and more than seeds and watch them possibility that your pie solution and effec grow. ] don't even wa- exceptionally close dve remedy - if you 4300 in South Africa. Remember - Bank Windhoek ATM's are open 24 hours a day, ter them. The fad that friendmightliketoimi- don't like it tben don't mynatmateregualarly tate Pete Townshend buy it. o WINDHOEK MAIN BRANCH 0 METJE AND ZIEGLER BUILDING 0 KUDU BRANCH 0 throwsup overthebas- for a crashing vendon I myself have been o VILLAGE SQUARE, EROS 0 LOLO PARK. OLYMPIA 0 BAINES PLAIN, PIONEER'S PARK 0 ket every Public Holi- of 'My Generation'. practising thi!! for sev day may be doing the It'susuaUybesltowear eral months and have o MODEl SUPER MARKET. WERNHl t 0 MINI MARKET , GOBABIS ROAD 0 KEETM ANSHOOP 0 trick. Didn't that man acrashhelmetwiththis found my quality oflife o OUTJO 0 OSHAK ATI 0 WALVIS BAY 0 SWAKOPMUND 0 who charged a fortune number as you tend to has not suffered from o HENTIES BAY 0 KATlMA MULllO 0 OTJIWARONGO 0 for his permaculture have your head missing the Dribbling workshops say that re- smashed against a va- Advocate, the Back gurgitated vodka and riety of household ob· Pages and their ilk. 11 .,,&. BANK ' SASWOTCH ""'"' ""'.,. tequila (with a hint of jects. With this varia- wiU also save me from creme de menthe) is tion on the theme you another editor ial . ..-' ..,., - ::"!;."'; good fo r plants? 11 sure usually end up not only soaked in self-pity this TtW-". WINDHOE . . .. ~ seems to be in the spirit hearing the planets but weekend. of recycling. seeing stars 3S well. There is another so- TAKING BANKING PERSONAllY Anyway I'd better There are also sup- lution for frustrated ,. S be d " ______~ '~'"':::"'~.:... =":.~""'~ stop t his train 0 f pose d to b eero It COC - wapo mem rs an f' .. ~~~~a~S~(~i~'e~'~.~h~a~v~.~s~e~q~u~e~"~c:es~f~,~.m~~t~h~is~'~h~.~t:' ,~t~._'~.~.~I.~u~n~c=h~ 6 Friday May 21 ,1993 THE NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER ~. . -, . big-lime baseball player (~ ":' :.-:~. • .:...; f - ~ "t~',. -. -' ~.;;, "I." for cocaine possession. , - , •~<' r ..,' • • .' •• Hunter bursts his bullon • 'lJ'" '" ...... ,' - - .....~J-. ~ when Urban Warrior •• }''''''.,. -'-.: 'jW .:\...... -: i, ,~:. "."'ri "... ,,', ',. ~,,,,~..'if<_ magazine chooses him as their cover boy . . .' ~ ..,",::: m 22h45: BenDY mu Michelle's last duty " Show Holiday s~cWs 09hOO; Tom and Jerry NAMIBIAN viewers will join an cia! duty will he to crown her succes KIds 09b24: Wldget's Holid4y SpecUJs estimated 600 million audience in the sor world's most prestigious World 09bOO: Tom and Jury worldwidefortbeMiss Unive.rse 1993 beauty pageant with prizes in excess 09b48: Goodsports IGds Beauty Pageant which wil' be of220 000 dollars. 1be show features lO b12: New KIds ou 09b24: Wldget's broadcast on Saturday at 20b20. the most lavish and c:olourful stage the Block World Seventy of the world's most beauti productions and the judges are world lOh36: End of 09h48: Mov1e: Now fu l women, including this year's Miss famous celebrities. Transmission You See Him. Namibia, Anja Scluider, will vie for Join NBC, which has secured the 16h56: Opening Now~You Don't the coveted title in Mexico Oty. And exclusive rights to broadcast the Miss 17hOO: Alfred J Kwak 11M8: End of for the reigning Miss Univer.>e, our Universe 1993 Beauty Pageant, for an 17h30: Halfway TransmJs.sion own Micbelle McLean, ber last of.6- unforgettable experience. Across the 16h56: Opening Galazyand 17hOO: I Want to Know Turn Left (new) 1ShOO: World Chart 'Know All' and 'Boy' arc We've Got the Power Sbow Iwofunnycharaclerswbo 19hOO: Sport walk through the worlda lnthisgreatmusicdocumeDtary, to be the masses aDd much more. Soccer: The lalest action of nature, science a.nd screened on Africa Da.y, May 25, ar Interspersing these lively discus- from the EngliahPre.mier inventions. Everybody 22h2S, a dazzling array of South sions aIe the very best examples of League should enjoy and lea.m speak the art. African musicians out on these musicians' Award-winning 20bOO: News from this award-winning promoteWKRPresultlin Dinosaur ' the' he cb Chi ··S 20b .... : Movie: Long series a! the 5RIDCI time. su b~cts close. to U' aMS. music videos, su as cco sol- ..., a Itunning revelation by 17h30: CaptaJn Planet ~ __ • '~~'I'DCludeYv""'-"--"'- Sbot 17h2:8: Fat Albert and ,,~ ...... , ...... -~ dier', appear alongside rare archive Venus. After stubbornly 18 hOO : Saved by the Cbaka, Sello 'Chicco' Twala, film footage, including a get-together An eager group of tbe Coshy Kids . Sou Afri teenagenletouttowina 17hS6: Enc:ydopedla refusing to permit a photo Bell Kamazu, Orimora, Obed Ngobeni, of all the top names m th . can SO 000 dollar tournament 18bU: Powerblts USA ofhimsclfin a ncwapaper 18h30: Window on the Maoiaro, Pat Sbange, ~~ oftbe music wben they recorded a to Mb" S•.• - . - ~ • '"Y''-''' tribute prize,~ lI1linaagrellldc a.l .I.7.u.: ...... u .....ers ad, Venus finally admits World City, Senyaka and the Holy Spirits tben-just-released ANC leader Nel- on the way as they More breathless action that ... • 19b~; , ~ v.t~l!Y~!!?!J ~ Choir. SOD Mandela. experience life's from the adrenalin-filled 22h20 : Borderto1Vll,.'l,{· , ,":fW-\!! {f'.Art, 001 w! 1bese diverse performers - whose The films Starts with a brief journey emotional road to world of .tunt artists. "Killer with a Smtle" 19b30: Glllelte World music-al styles range from classic through the history of South African adulthood. 20hOO: News Sport Spedal mbaqanga. through township pop to music with rare footage from the jau 22hOO; HUI Streel 20h20: Miss Universe SUNDAY 20bOO: News gospel and rap - supply firm answefS generation of the 40s and SOS and the Bluu Pageant 20h20: Adventure to a nwnber ofbuming questions. Mbaqanga explosion of the 60s and " What are Frlen4s The current Mi ss lOhOO - 13bOO: A Date Documen· 1bey enter with gusto into current 70s. For' " Univene, Michelle On Sunday tarles: Atrican debates surrounding southern Afri- We 've Got the Power sets out to Anescapoefromamental McLean will hand over 14hOO - 17hOO: Sunday Alive - Part I can culture; Eurocentricism versus provide viewers with a clear under- insilution hopes 10 make her crown in a glillering Sandwl c:b 2lhOS: Sport Afrocentricism; Jhe cultural boycott standing of the township music scene BWltz breakdownandbeg ceremony in Mexico. The NBC's new look 2lb35: GlgI 's Mush: in South Africa; whether or not town- which is alsoso much panofNamibian for his life. La Rue and 22b20: WKRP 10 education prognmme Safa ri ship pop is simply 'bubblegum' for culture today. Wasrunglonnabaformer Clndnnatl presented by Viclcy Local pop bands play Maljila and PI{\ie~ populil:r'Afri& tnbit!",d", =;;;~• ~~;;~~~;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ An"H 'adi-ertisin8~w~~rdoOSl Campaignm~" .iAlegaan.~" .-.. -\...... ,\ llt:05: 'Operii'Storles" . engineered by Herb 10 17bOO: Dlnk. tbe Utile (Dew) FOR ONLY R760.00 2 T ier Open Cupboard R21S.00 4 Tier Open Cupboard R32S.00 CHAIRS FROM Rlu~ . uu Delivery ex stock. Heat and water resistant oak. Bumper edging. Two year guarantee. Contact JOYCE, JACO or SONJA Tel: 38320 THE NAMIBIAN WEEKENDER Friday May 21 19937 from Edgbaston. UI# nighl spedals OObOO: Heart Condltton (18) ITintin takes a bow I Olb35:Sometlmes They Come Back (16) 03hlS:Say Antblog... IN MAV, KTV adds some delightful a happy ending. The programme (A) new mates to the Channel of Friends provides endless possibilities for in FRIDAY 21 04bS5:The KIIUngMlnd as well as new seasons of popular teractiOn between children's fanta (13) favourHes. This includes the sies and the real world, while pro (Pnmiflm tinu) incredible journeys of the world viding excitement and hu mour with lOh30: £goU (repeat) SATURDAY 22 fa mous character Tintin whose its imaginative storylines and col IlbOO: Shadow of. adventures will now be broadcasl ourful characters. Doubt (flV slQrls) every Saturday at 07h55. On the same day at 09h 15, a new 12h40: 60 Minutes: Just 07hOO:~ouserdse Immortalised in wonderfully season of Vi deo Power provides Say Yes An imaginative exercise drawn picture books, TinUn is a (KIT storts) session for children, with some action-fiUed animated adven 1Shoo: Wldget Micky Mouse, MiMic, reporter who faUs into mind-bog tures with Johnny Arcade, a young lSb30: Wisbkld Donald Duck and Goofy. gling adyt!l1tu.res and heart-stopping vldeogame wizard. He is the unom· 16hOO: Goor Troop 07bJO; Berenstein B.ars dangers in exotic places aided and clalleader of a mighty strike force 16b30:Zoo UrewUh 07bSS: Tbe Adventures abetted by his great friend Profes consisting of K wirk, the coolest"Vtg Jack Hanna ot11nttn sor and his little dog Snowy. etableon eath, Kuro:"lhe medieval (KTV ,nds) 08h20: Ru~rt the Bear He is ODe of the best-known fig ';'arrior, Bigfoot, the outrageous (Optn Tim,) OSh4S: Toxic Crusaders ures in France and Ch'arles .de four wheel drive truck, Tyrone with 17bOO:SlghHngs Creatures of superhuman Gaulle once said of Tintin's fame: his incredible athlete taJents and 17b30:Lovtog size and strength from "My only international rival is Mu Force, the ultimate crimefight t8boo: EgolI Tromaville fighl for the Tintin!" ing hero. environmenl and achieve 18b30:Deslgnlog On Saturuday, May 29a new sea· Together they must stop Mr Big, Women success worldwide. son of Captain Zed and the Zee the most cunning of videogame (Pumium rim,) 09b15:GulUve:r's Zone will be ready to ensure that all villians, in his evil attempt 10 take 19hOO: Where the Boys Travels children's dreams are on course for over the world, Are (16) 09h40: n mberwood , Fourcurvaceous srudents Tales series in America. which teaches vjewers to are looking for fun and 10h05: Mousetrap 19bJO: Moonllgbtlng help save the earth. in romance. One ends up in lObJO: Dln(lS8.ucers 20bJO: Face Value (A) cluded are a guide to key a beauty contest another i (KTV ,tuIs) Alovelyyoungmodelhu environmental issues, de hits overdrive 100 IM- ,~et I has many lidnuren, llbOO:Chlldree oftbe' two men interested in her tails about the Earth Sum wru.l tihe other lwo ~am · Dnaon but while: she likes the mit held ill 1992 and hinu ofpassionale nights with 14hOO:Stuntmuters photographer the on way. in which politi IN JUNE M-Nellauncbes its Added Glenn Oose are seen in a superb ver sexy men. Their wi.h is . 15bOO: Supersport overfriendly make-up an cians can be prellurised Value campaign which includes a sionofHamletandJuliaRobensbreaks granted, but with surpris- Boxing: Highlights ofthe isI makes her feel uncom to swing into action to slve premiere movie or new mini-series a few more hearts in Dying Young. ing resulu. Starring: WBA Super Middle fonable. Whenshe lpurn. this planet. eacb day, non-stop movie magic until ibo box office hit The Commit LomaLuft,LisaHartman, weight championship him one last time, his jeal 14bOO:Baywatcb OShOO every day, more coverage of ments, the aitically acclaimed Re Lynn-Holly Iohnson fight belween Michael ousy drives him to a hor 15bOO: PoUce Academy the world's hottest sporting action garding Henry and the war drama and 20b35:Tbunder In their NWUl Dan Murphy rible revenge. Starring: V: Aalpmene than ever before, a brand new pre Memphis Belle ~ among other top Hearts from E,tadio, Azteca, Cheryl Pollale, Dale MlamJ Beacb school progwnme from KlV at lOhOO titles for the month. Stage of the Stars A special programme Mexico City Midkiff, Kirk Baltz (Family TIme) every weekday morning especially fairly bursts with dazzling specials. In aboUh ~ w.t!%l ~\Fh~ t, R~~~J:: ~iv~;overage :~! 22h30: Marc Almond 17bOO:Ducktalls for the ournery set and from July 1, June, the theatre groupies will enjoy Apted' , feature film the'CumeCUpmalchbC-· c.. i.fve-at AJbert 17b30:n. Adventures KTV's channel of friends wiU be the 1993 Tooy Awards, when Broad Thunderheart, which tween Wenem Province of ebe Gumml Ha" broadcast every Sunday moming as way's most prestigious honour will be deals with the recent his- and the Orange Free Slale The former lead singer of Bears well. awarded to America's finest perfonn tory of the American In- from Newlands Soft Cell is accompanied 18hOO:Perfec.1 Har- dians. Tennls: Highlights ofthe by a JO-pie<:e orchC$lr3. in mony - Part t During tbenext few months M-Net ers on the stage. UbOO: In tbe Une ot fU"St round of the Oavis this performance al the During the 50s and 60s will offer some of the latest box office Two hot music specials hit the Duty: Cup competition held ~ Royal Alben Hall inLon two boys, one black and hits before any other TV Station. screen, first up is Two Rooms, feMur The Twf light Murders cently in Kooyong, Aus don. The show feal~s onewhilealaboy.' school Top titles include The. Unbearable ing the music orBlton John and Berme (13) tnli. bits like Tainted Love, Say in the A~rican South, Lightness of Being, Gorillas in Lhe Taupin, foUowed by the siulingSwed· It should have been a rou Equestrian: Highlights Hello Wave Goodbye and share a friendship that Mist, Point Break:, Henry V, Not With ish outfit letting their bair down in oftheMitsubishiBadmln tine arrest - but the leader Something's Gonen Hold knows no prejudiee or Oul My Daugbterand Sibling Rivalry. Roxette - Live in Sydney. of the u.ltra-conservative ton trials of My Heart limitations. In July, superstars Mel Gibson and Hot sounds to beal the cold. revolutionary movement (Open Time) 23hJO:See No EvU (16) (Pr.mium rim,) and his men murder two 17bOO:Supersport Late Night Specilds 19hOO: Carte Blancbe FBI agenlS. The massive conllnues OlhOO: Captive (13) 20hOO: Wildlife on One manhunt for the killers is (Premium Time) 02b30:Double Impact 20b30:Dle Hard n (16) frustrated by ordinary 19bOO:Home (16) A policeman is wailing people who see the revo . Improvement 04bJO:A Man and A for his wife al the airport. lutionaries uheroes. Star The host of a 1V home Woman (A) A plane bringing a South ring: Rod Steiger,Mlchael improvement show is a American dictalor to Gross, Gary Basaraba real maeho man but at SUNDAY 23 America to stand trial on 22b35: Dream On home his big ego and drug charges, is also ex M . N . E . T 23bOO: Supersport clunuy repairs frequently (Premium time) pected. When the police. Crh::ket: Highlights ofthe gellUm into trouble. This 13bJO:How to Save tbe man notices strange things one-day match between is rated one of the five Earth happening at the airport, England and Australia most popular comdedy An environmental series the fur startJ flying. Star· NoiHib/O. ring: Bruce Willis, Bonnie BedeHa, Franco Nero •• ..· :Supersport SPECIAL OFFER Soccer: Highlightsof thc match between DELTA 9000 REFURBISHED Tollenham Hotspun and Orl ando Pirates from DECODERS Kings Park, Durban Cricket: Highlights ofthe Remote Control plus one year's guarantee one-day match between for ony: England and Australia from Lords R449-00 Snooker: Highlights of theEmbauyWorldOwn pionships INCLUDING G.S.T. .. • ..: BI& (A) (Availabe from all particjpating outlets) .....: Doctor Zblvago (A) ·····:Transmlsslon DIE HARDER •.. Detective John McClane (Bruce Willis) and his Ends wife Holly (Bonnle Bedelia) are Involved In even more mayhem WE WON'T STOP In Die Hard 2 which premieres on Sunday night al20h30. THE MAGIC I n -.' ' - .. 125 years ago: The Baster community crosses the Orange SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER: r WERNER HILLEBRECHT BUY A SUPER BUSINESS CLASS TICKET FOR R6649.00 AND GET A SECOND FOR ONLY R99' • • \ \111' ( 1' I ' I UK P' 11"1 ' T \1 1I ICI!f', ]< ) I P'11I." \"11 HI. \"'''1 ( R I U'I) lJ ll'~R l liRI'> lR(l'l.! I:: \1 \) It' 1< ' I L '~ 1-1'/1 IT WAS in March 1868 that a group of (1I l h1IR'fIRhl [ "\\~ I "'( 1'1 H 'K [ ll I \ Il'> ,<",. SENGALESESENSATION ... Youssou N'Dour IN THIS 'Week's regularfeature on leading African musicians, 'We look at the meteoric rise to fame of Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour. FEW AFRICAN musicians have achieved 1be two shared a stage duri ng the 1989 Human ,------ worldwide fame and fortune in the way RighlS Now world tour, which also saw N'Oour Senegalese superstar Youssou NtDour has sing alongside other western musicians such as Sting, Bruce Springsleen and Tracy Ol.apman. Windhoe k Voca tional Trainina Centre over the past 10 years...... ,lUoI is During this period, N'Dour even played percussion ~' Dour a legend in West Africa, and has - 11 _"!"-50. achieved cult status lhroughout Europe, America on Paul Simon's infamous Gracelands album. 1"" "".. and Asia, although he is still relatively unknown in -' .. ,U.... southern Africa. A REJlJfttt TO ROOlS .. Not bad for a man who. at 34, can still claim 10 be 1 in the prime of his youth (and would no doubt While earning N'Dour fame overseas, his foray qualify for 1be Weekender's Movers and Shakers into the world of mainstream western pop was not ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC column if be was in Namibia!) a great commercial success. Possibly as a resuh of ThoW_ V...... ,T...... C...... _~oIcilll~ ...... ""' .. S_ ...... Born iD the Senegalese capital orOakarin 1959, this, his 1990 recording Set saw a relUm to the SPEClALSI(n.LSlIPCJlAOI SG COIlRSES _ .... "'" .. _ 0.. ItU 101Ite_0I ~_ " F __ W--, __,"""C_ IIOdT_DI'owIoI N'Dour gained much of his musical inspiration singer's musical "mbalax" roots - much 10 the relief from his,mother, a renowned composer and "griot" of his devoted fans both at home and abroad. (traditional singer and storyteller). N'Dour has paid a price for fame. Last year, an anempt was made on the singer's li fe , while in recent years, the press has been buzzi ng with gossip I,:,:.:::,.~.-=1" •...... ' _Md lull.h . po ..·.. [ about his sexuality. , , To give him hisdue, N'Dournever abandoned his By the age of 12, he was already singing with his West African support base. Even though he once [ust band, Sine Dramatic. and at the age of 14, be said his ambition was to be "as popular as (British was perfonning for large crowds, and bad eamed pop star) Elton John", N'Oour still performs for his himself the nickname "Le Petit Prince de Oakar" Senegalese fans , and bas kepI up a steady stream of (The Lhtle Prince of Dakar). recordings made specifical ly fo r the borne market. In 1976 he teamed up with the pioneers of Sen "Idon 'I wanllO just eam money and find the good egalese pop music, the Star Band de Dakar, before life andenjoy it,"he explains. " I want 10 pJay for my moving on to form his own band Stoile de Dakar in cullUre. It 's my family tradition, and my sons and 1979. grandsons wiU want to know what I have done for The group's popularity spread like wildfire my country. throughout West Africa, driving audiences crazy "In the past the musical world was concemrated with their hypnotic, percussion-led, staccato dance in America and Europe, and now we want the rhythms which ducked and dived underneath musical world to be concentrated in Afri ca." N'Douc's soaring, high-pitched vocals. [ EUROPE:AN EXPE.RIE:NCE: 1 Having conquered his motherland, N 'Dour tu rned his sights on Europe, moving to the Fre nch capital Paris where he renamed his band theSuperetoile de Dakar (Super Star ofOakar). Here, amongst other.>, they recorded the album I m mi ~s, which pro pelled N'Dour into the world spotligbt. ~..-.a.'--.J His follow-up album, Nelson Mandeia, showed ...... -. signs of the musician's fl inalion with Western styles of music which - in the eyes of many - became a full-on affair by the time he recorded 1bc Lion in 1989. r ...... r._~ : .,.~...... oaodtOa'~, .. oil N .....60<1 .. aoIIaaI Suo ...... 01 \I,,,,,,,,,," Iw .... \1'\ r(' ,,-""'"'" By the time The Lion was released, N'Dour had 11"""" .. _ 'tft _bo~_'''.". ca'." 01, ... _ .. been all-but adopted by British rock musician Peter Gabri cl, with whom N'Dourregularlyrecord ed and • ' 10 EridaycMily L1 .1993 Rural art in ttle spotlight LESLEY PATON our Namibian rural art tion which gives some to benefi t ruraJ art and The Namibian display exhibition but tha t the needed exposure and background information artists in Namibia." will contai n about 500 work had been produced HIMBA jewellery, wooden pillows and obviously we needed 10 about the people who The exhibition will items "from a ring to a through the ru ral proj. colourful belts, beadwork from the JuI'hoao look at markets further have produced the items leave at the end of the large wall hanging" and ects like the NY:le Nya(' bush men, colourful baskets in all shapes afield." on show - who they are, month for Copenhagen visitors will be able to Foundation, the Puros/ and sizes from the northern regions, wood Because of the close wht:re tOOy live and what in Denmark 10 an excit buy items on show. Orupembe project, the . sculptures and decorative pots from the ties witb Scandinavian they think about thcir ing down-town venue When the exhibition Caprivi Art Centre and Caprivi and eye·catching applique art and countries who assisted work. In a series of fas called the Ruode Tarn, moves to Norway it will many NOOs. so many Namibians be embroidery from the south all form part of cinating interviews with a medieval observatory go first to EJverum which She stressed that fore independence, Karin anists. both hy am their tower, where an old li has very Slrong ties with an exhibition of art from the rural areas wrerever possible people explained that it had art come vividly alive. brary has been turned this country as tbe hadbeen commissioned which opened at the Loft Gallery earlier this seemed a good idea to It is not surprising that into a huge display area. Nalllibian Association of to produce anicles for week and will run till May 24. approached donors from three of the four women The exhibition will fonn Norway started there. the exhibition and where Evocative phOlographs The co-ordinator of the Ibis (Wus Derunarlc:) and interviewed are single pan of an Images of Am bassador Bemt L.md they had received articles by TOllY Figueira com project is Karin le Roux NOIad (Norway) to take mothers whose only Africa festival which is will speak at the open which ;'ere felt to be pliment the works on who wades at the R&sing the exhibition overseas source of income is de· l:EJdeveryyearinCopen ing of the exhibition old and valuable-~ display and provide in Foundation. She ex· and show Scandinavians rived from thepolS, bas- hagen. there. amples of their an these teresting insighlS into plained that the idea for what Namibia couJd pro kets and embroidered "The exhibition will TIlen it will transfer would not be sold. their creatioo. this travelling exhibition duce. "At the same time items they produce. be seen alongside con- to Lillehammer where These beautiful ex· This is only a preview had been inlhe pipeUne we felt it needed to be a "This gives a people . temporary art from South the ne xt Winter Olym amples of rural art in of an exhibition which for about 18 months. process whereby local perspective tothe whole Africa and Mozambique pics will be held and Namibia are bound to will travel to Denmark "The Foundation is projects and rural artists exhibition," says Karin, and I am told that as it is possibly to Oslo as well. generate great interest and Norway where it will involved in skills train benefited as well." "and we hope to gener- the beight of the tourist Kann explained that in Scandinavia, hope· fonn part oftwo art and ing and income-gener Soa full- colour book ate some income from seawo, they expect about sbe and the Rfusing fully cementing ties of cultural festivals in the ating projects involving let has been produced to the sale of the booklet 75 000 visitors," said Fou ndation had acted as friend<;hip between those different countries. rural art. We felt that accompany the exhibi- which will then be used Karin. the fac ilitators for the involve IN CELEBRA nON of Africa Day, Af by Soli Moolseng and dancing rrom rika a ye will be presenting Afrika Fes Katuturrt. bUI most impon fUl tl ye\'cry· tival Party n at The Warehouse on one is e,;pecled 10 wea r somethi ng in Moooay, May 24, from 2OhOO ull 04hOO. keeping with the theme (lf Afri ca wit h Afrika After a se ries of successful coneens, cash pri7-CS for the beSt African (·os Afrika a ye is gearing up for the biggest tu me ~. pany to hi t Windhoek this year. As u~'llal, Afrika Oyc will be p l ~ying Festival The best of Namibian cullun.: will the latest numbers from ~ro lLn d the kick off with drumming, poetry, danc continent as well as those hy Africans ing, fire-eating, and an e,;citing show who now live in the Caribbean. So put Party by the Nanlibian National C\Jlrural on your panying shoes and celebrate Troupe. Their brand of traditional the sights and sounds of Africa. Narnibian dancing is sure to ge t the Ahika Festival Party I co-sponsored 11 audience on its feet. lackson Kaujeua by Global Po s ~ and Unam Schoo l nf will keep the pany moving on with a the M S last year al the Space Theatre specially .se lected set of songs for PiS· was a huge success so you are guamn rika Day _Olhct- altractions include poeny teed a great evening of entertail1ll"ll:nt. THJO NAMlBIAN WEEKENDER Frid~y M~y 21 \99211 • A • I" t' '" - - -t - .• ~ pOp clips UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIOGE LOCAL EXAMINATIONS • Public Enemy's GCE "0" LEVELS (FINALS) Chuck 0 and opera Candidates should note that the following subjects are not included lor star Kathleen BaU1e the May/June 1993 exainations: nlake guest appear Business StudlllS, Afrlkaans and Geography for Southern ances on 'Janet', tbe AfrlCB. long-awaited album Forlurther/nfofmllllon con/Kt And,.•• T.hlmwandl T.12f7621 ext. 260 from Janet Jackson. due out this month. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES IN NAMIBIA UNIVERSITY OF I A bag FULL of CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINA TlON MA YIJUNE 1993 Chuek 0 appears on New Agenda, EXAMINA TlON GCE ·0· LEVEL (FINAL) Jackson's song about bet pride in being DATE SUBJECTS TIME hatefu~ goodies an African·Ameri· Tuel 01 June Economlcs-MulUpte Cholc. PM Tuel 01 June Economlca - EsNY PM can woman. It was Wed 02 June Mathl D (CIIlculator Vlrston) PM inspired by writer Mon 07 June Engllah language . . AM IN 1992 many rock pundits rated mega mt. Maya Angelou. Mon 07 June English language AM US group Nirvana 'artist of the No·one anticipated what would Tues 08 June PtIyslc. PM year', happen,least of all the group which • Ice Cube, lee T, Tu.. 08 June PtIystcs PM Tu.. 08 June Science (Physics, Chemistry) , PM With their album Nevernli.nd, the was catapu1ted into the limelight so Easy·E and Public Wed 09 June Matha 0 (CIIlculatOf v.rslon) AM Nirvana bomb exploded after tick· deep and so quickly that it put EnemY'sFlavorFav Thurll0 June Hum.... SOC~ ~ogy AM ing away for years in the 'backwa them into a fast spin. The demand all make tameo .p- Thurl 10 June Hum.,.. SOCI. Biology AM ters', for more and mOn! and more Ni r- pearances in CB4, a Mon 14 June PtIyslu AM Mon 14 June Science (PhysICl, Chemlllryl AM VirtuaUy out of nowhere Nirvana vana became insatiable. new film send·up of TueslS June Science, (PhyslCl, Chemistry) AM breezed into 1992 and turned the And there you have it. In a bid to rap groups. The Wed 16 June HIstory (World Atts SInce 1919) PM music world upside down and in· put an end 10 the consumer mad- movie teUs of three Fit 18 June Agrlcultur. Sclenca PM ness, the group put together Inees- middle class black Wed 23 June Afrleultur. Sclance PM side out, transforming "alterna· Fit 25 June Prinlcplas 01 Accounts AM tive music" into the big buck cate ticide at the end oflast year. youttu wbo become Tues 29 June AOd IUOnal Matha (Calculator) AM gory. The 15 tracks on Incesticide are gangsta rappers Wed 30 June Additional Maths (calculator) AM The Seattle·based group turned all pn!-Nevermind, but nevermind; MCU Gusto. Dead Wed 30 June Commerce PM their grinding, slush·toned guitars, they take you back 10 the manic, Mike and Stab Mas ter Arson. The two hoarse-voiced wailing and alien pre-fame, carefree grunge days of Ices and LL Cool J Nirvana. ated lyrics into something that just contribute to the about anyone could relate 10. This is a poison album that cap- soundtrack. tures the group's raw energy and ~ ______-..I ______':"' ______Smells Like Teen Spirit became Nevermind's hit single, in fact a outrageous fantasy (minus the com- .... mercial pOOsIUng). Pw-e pw>k party. Incesticide roams from the 'pop pier' number Sliver, to Turnaround, The Right the Wave) PoUy; spews out Mexican Tr an s p 0 r t Sol uti 0 n s Seafood, an agreeably funky num ber; and trips out on Aneurysm. Basically, a 'track n!eord ' ofthe Nirvana phenomenon, pre·stardom, and something to keep the fans sat· isfied . for now. SS That Jackson jive ------.-- - .-- . - Sasa - Jackson Kaujeua (NMC 1993) i • JACKSON is back! After dancing Ije, already on its way 10 becoming a ravourite among rans. your feet off at his recent concens The ke)' to the induSHi.1 and comme rcial LlId erit t or WI I ... i, Day. aI, Then JacksoD takes a dive into the you can settle back and listen to the suc cesdul transpo rtation centres of Southern Afrka import a n, Impo rt and past resoning to a version or the old latest cassette· Sasa. of goods througho ut and the reSl of Ihe wo rld . exporl harbo ur. Kaujeua's new music hits the heights, standard Olipeni, albeit with an up Namibia and beyond its Your solution may he Applyi n, lay but also one or two lows. dated lyric aM retitled as MWlO (Here). bo rders IS adwannd our regular ro.d comblnalion of thue The recording starts in sp:ukling style The title trnc:k., Sasa (you), also sound<> planninl. TransNamib. transport servi ces. mode!. wc w,l1 fo rmulate with the shuffling reggae of Mbom· like something or a retread or old thro ugh expert and ureful co"'erin, • route dis uncc the m051 effldent and boclad & Ra... clad. Adding extra spice Jackson tunes. plannin,. "' ill ~o l y" any of more lhan 6.00ch.m. and cou·effecti ... " me anS \() is some excellent sax. playing by Law Getting back into the swing is Qweek transpoll problem you capable of carryin, satisfy your transport rence, which is one or the highlights enda, which sadly is not a tribute to may encounter using our anylhing from passen,elS needs. Whale ... er your throughout. CODlinuing in the same this publication, but a song in praise unique Intumodular 10 fuel. from bulk cargo tu tr a n ~ p {Ht requirements. vein is the dance-friendly Mbahepa orthe weekend in almost every town strUtlu re · raIl. rOld. ai r our own contai ners. TransNamib hl$ Ih e in the country. Ind harbour services· ensurin, that ewen the inte rmodulu uructurc. Loving You, is thekindofschmaltzy thus ensuring the safe and remOle$! cO rn ers of the upericnee. Ihe track you either love or hate. For my efficient handlin, of your Namibia enjuy th e bendil mOl iYltion and th e abiti,)' tastes its too saccharine, being no· consign ments. of reliable transport. lu find a way to dell wi lh table oflly for being the first song to Your solution migh t Your solution could be them. The li,ht way. bemoan the difficulties of getting 3 in wolwe o ur rai l ' ystem. the use of o ur subsidiary. dedication on nigbt ~ time radio. offering you reliahle and Air Namibia. opera ting The cassette then gets back in the low·eost tr"nsportalion. r,-"ular international. groove with a simple and errective Our nil system linh up regionat and domest ic version of the traditional song ami with the South African passen,tr and air frei,ht 6 lunga (the makalani palm) and a final synem. and seryes the services. TransNamib number, Kaondeka, which reclaims p o n ~ uf WII ... is Say a nd Yo ur solution may Limited Waterberg plateau. Lll dcritz. " ving Namibia include ,he use of uur Sasa is a mixed bag, with somcthing d irttt access 10 the maIn harboul servitu 11 ~a:~ for every taste. ' Defmitely wonh chedcing out for all Jack-son fans and those not yet familiar wi th his music. GH TR ... II SII ..... I. LTO •• PRIV ... TE BAG 13204 . WtNOHO£It . TH \0111 n'·UOI I! . , .... [01' 1 21.·2053 ~-- 12 Friday May 21 1993 THE NAMIBiAN WEEKENDER OH ::::: Kine 300 disco with the best of African and Caribbean music. There will be prizes for the best African Special holiday programme for second week costume as well, Come andcelebrntc Africa Day. All week: IObOO, 14hOO, 16hOO Bambi, an animated classic Namibian Arts Association All week: t8hOO. 20bOO Fri/Sat: 22hOO Robert Mugabe Street Nowhere to Run, starring Jean-Oaude van Darnme An exhibition of works by Azaria Mbatha and Windhoek Drive-In authentic tribal art from central and southern Af rica will run till June 4, Opening bours 09hOO - 19hOO: Consenting Adults. starring Kevin Kline 17hOO, Saturday 09hOO - 12hOO, plus Maximum Force, with John Saxon and Sam Jones Loft Gallery National Theatre of Namibia Enke Haus Robert Mugabe Avenue 59 Bahnhof Street An exhibition on Rural Arts in Namibia with A Spanish Dance Festival will be held on Juoe 4 & photographs by Tony Figueira will run till Mon 5 at 2Oh30 with local dancers and musicians di day, May 24, during normal working bours. rected and choreographed by Annelieze OdeodaaJ with a special appearance by the top Spanish dancer from South Africa, Montoya. TIle box K1eine Galerie, office opens on Monday. May 31. or telephone PostlStiibel Street 34633. An exhibition of paintings by Armin Sander opened The Warehouse this week. Alte Brauerai Franco Namibian. Cultural A classical programme which will appeal to seri Centre 1 Mahler Street; ous music lovers will be held on Friday and Satur day, May21 &'22aI21hOO. Tonight, The Beggar's A collection of 27 photographs taken in Paris and Opera, wilh Roger DaJtry and BobHoskins will be Rouen displays the artistry of the young German shown on big screen video with CD-quality sound. Namibian photographer Harmuth Fricdrichsmeier. On Saturday, pianoconcenosNo 19inFmajorand The exhibition will run to June 11. No 23 in A major by Mozart played by Maurizio Pollini with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra will be screened. There is no charge for either night Namibian-German Foundation and the bar wilt open as usual at 20hOO. 36 Bismarck Street Afrika Oye will present Afrika Festival Party n on A conference on Namibian history entitled TI\e Monday, May 24, from 20hOO till O4hOO. The Big Picture will run from May 31 to June 2 and is exciting line-up includes the first public perform of particular interest to academic historians, his ance of the Namibian National Cultural Troupe, tory teachers and those keen on history. The wodc Jackson Boli and a shop places special emphasis on dialogue. Contae! H Junge at telephone 225700 for further informa· tion. That Fire Within Two public screenings of an award winning film which depicts everyday life in a village in nothem Namibia will be held on May 22 at 19h30 at The Warebouse followed by a discussion and on May M .. N · ': - i 23 at 19h30 at Bricks. Katututa Community Cenm. 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