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Wednesday,December 22 1993
LEADERS of the Frontline states have ex pressed their readiness Frontline States to contribute to an en· larged UN monitoring Man arrested contigen! in Angola. ready to help The leaders who met at aone-day summit held in Zimbabwe last Mon UN in Angola day also called on the international community It reaffumed the va a prerequisite confidence to increase the level of lidity of the peace ac building measure to for Omitara all forms of assistance to cord and the relevant guarantee propects for Angola especially with resolutions of Ihe UN future peace and stabil· regard to humanitatrian Security Council and ity in Angola and urged needs. urged the international Vnita to respond posi According to a com community to ensure the tively. , ," munique, the summit implementation of these The summit ap· urged Unita to speedily accords and resolutions. plauded the interim Con child murders cease all forms of armed Further it called for stitution rcachcdby nine hostility and facilitate the national reconciliation in leen parties that took p¥t realisation of peace in Angola and noted that Cont. on page 2 Two suspects expected in court today
AMAN suspected of killing lO-year-old murder scene - farm The original investi Chris Hochobeb and his brother Lazarus Ondehaka - almost daily gating team, headed by aged 11 is due to appear in court today, in a search for clues. InspeclorGerrit Viljoen The murder of the two and Deputy-Commis rharged with tbe boys' murder. boys, who were bludg sioner Koedoe Kruger. Police arrested the 50.. Monday's arrestin the eoned 10 death and then was taken off the case. A jear-old suspectal about Omitara area came aflee buried in shallow graves new police leaITI moved 09hOO Gn MoPdarln '11 week-of hard work by - one.possibJy stilLaEv !D 'm Decembl-r:-13 and 'Omitaradistncland yes- the new investigating of at the time - shocked the progress seemed 10 be te rd ay afternoon said fieers. They visited the nation. quicker after what a pa mey were close 10 grab lice slatement late yes bing a second suspect. terday called "inlensive Both are expected in investigation by the court in Windhoek this newly-appointed team." moming. The police statement More than seven hours wa<;onlyissuedat I7hOO after the arrest on Mon last night, 32 hours after day.aseniorpoliceCom the arrest. missioner told The According to the state Namibian " there has ment the two brothers been no arrest, no We'll catch were killed with an axe, progress anH there's 0"0 which had been used to story". smash fractures in their The same officer said child ldller' skulls anti jaws. me first investigating The boys disappeared !earn had been taken off onOctober25 while herd d'Ie case after six weeks ing goats. They lived with parents 8enjamin and of investigations. and FLASHBACK ... lo The Namibian's story in Md done all they could November, after the boys' bodies were to find the killers. discovered. Cont. on 2 Police set-up Pohamba's plea . '. I road blocks to drivers
TWO HUNDRED will be maintained until Home Affairs Minister has pleaded with drivers poli(:c officers were January 20. Hifikcpunye Pohamba 10 "avoid indulging in al· mobilised yesterday 10 cohol", 5I!{-up roadblocks and "When driving, avoid patrol the streets or unnecessary and untimcd Katutura and other overtaking. unnecessary arcas or Windhoek. speeding and over-load District Commissioner ing, as these are prime for Windhoek, Egbert contributors to road acci Shikercte. said the police dents," Pohamba said. would check the road "As a young, develop worthiness ofve hIcles and search for stolen goods. ing country, Namibia Shike.rete announced ON THE BEAT _ Part ottbe 200-strong police needs to preserve the lives \hat roadblocks would be force moblllted to patrol streets and run of all its people. Let's Ktupona!! main roads in _ In ~ ...... t"""e!1 ~ 'chrls avoid ' this unnecessary "', ( '.. andoutofWiodhoek.. . . the 1'Q8.ds." '\ 2 Wednesday December 22 1993 THE NAMIBIAN
Angola Frontline Fewer SA Abuse centre 'success' 'I wing elemems poses po From page 1 :l tentially the greatest The success of the centre couN , in the Multi Party Nego threat to future.peace and " ~E;~::ottbepublkseemthe services at the to 'I tiating Process which slability in SoUth Af tourists and CbOd Abuse centre, lion between centre lays out the framework rica," the comminique I which was established by tbe respective Criminal ln~::~:= for the transition to a said. THE NUMBER of South African tourists Namiblan poUce in July this year. Departments. This Cl democratic and non-fa- "The continued corn- visiting Namibia this year was less than last Around120crimlnalcaseshavc allowed personnel of the centre cialSouthAfricathrough mitmenttothe succesful year, according to the assistant director of been reported In five months at provide contlnous support to I elections based on uni- implementation of the Tourism, Wikkie Van RooyeD. tbeW~nandCbUdAbuseCen- victim tbr"ugho,,' "''""...... , ... versal suffrage. peace process was noted He attributed the drop to economic factors, indud- tre, according to a PJ.;e$S release the statement However, the leaders and encouraged" the ing the recession in South Africa. issued yesterday. ;; .."' . For better C(H)rdinatlon in expressed co!,\cem at the com.minuque said about Van Rooyen said it was possible that Namibia's A progress report said manyof centr(l, regular dl~uslons decision by some 'key Mozambique. crimeratecouldhavealsodeterredtourists,butpointed the cast6 handled by tbe ceJltre p~ between the sodal out that crime was a world-wide problem and that and important segments Itcalled forthe speedy crime in Namibia had dropped slightly. were. referred by scboolst clinks, of the South African po- implementation of the Van Rooyen said the ministry. in conjunction with bospitals,poUcestad,.o~employ~ litical spectrum not to demobilisation process members of travel organisations, would hold work- ers,privatedoctors,sodaberVke endorse the democratic to prepare for the gen- shops in Cape Town region in February to promote and Idso Don governmentorgani~ political process. eral elections. The de- Namibia's tourism. Similar workshopswouldbeheld satioD$. they would feel at ease Bnd The leaders called on layed implementation of in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban between May Cases dealt with at the centre talk to someone who would all parties to join the tran- thePeaceAccords would and AuguSL included rape, attempted rape, C8l;efuUy and sitionprocesswhilstcon- not be tolerated by the The Federation of Namibia Tourist Associations Indec:entassault,sodomy,abduc~ Itfs tinuing to re-negotiate intemationalcommuruty (FENATA) and the Hotel Association would work lion and o(tences under the CbU~ In different d together to draw up a programme for the workshops, d ' A~ th t foranalJ-embracingcon- because of limite re- (~~~~~~~.:...::,Van added. ______.:..-,..:: ~ren~~,~,::::.=:=::",=~=:~~~~ ~~e~ ~co~un:::~ry!, , ~, '-C~=::",~---I ' ;; stitutional dispensation. sources. .. " , TlJey called on the in- TIle imemationalcom- Omitara arrest 1be Namibia Society of , ' tem'afional commlmity munilY. was urged to ex Composers and Authors t~ supPort" ike ·s~t"c~s fu":::"·e~it the . ~ qu.isite pressure of Music (Nascam) was I. From page I ", I Copywright realisation of the teansi- on Renamo to ensure the launched yesterday with lion process and to assist speedy implementation the help of an N$8 000 Frederika at next-door donation from the Minis :1 South African political of peace. ,I fann Merino. On October try of Information and parties 10 work towards The summit was at 31 the graves and the Broadcasting which will the creation of a climate tended by HeadsofState youngsters' corpses were be paid out to local musi society of tolerance which will of Zimbabwe, Bot- ~ ! found on the farm ciansforcopywri ghtfees. " guarantee a free and fair swana, Tanzania, An- Ondehaka. The shallow At a press conference :i expression of the pea- gola. Foreign Ministers graves were about 100 held at Club Thriller on pie's democratic will from Mozambique and metres apart. Post- MondaY,theexecutivedi- through the ballot. Zambiarepresentedtheir monemsshowedtheboys rector of NASCAM, launched The summ,', further countne'Rs. epresen ,dieda- after being bludg- Nicro Hoebeb said coned with a bluntobjecL Nascam was registered in noted that continued es- tives of the DAU and casting. Several musi Namibian mus;o',d,,,,,1 There were also large July this year. It had ap FRANNA KAVARI calating violence posed UN also attended the gashes in a nearby tree plied for membership of cians approached by 1be and was not a a grave thrcat to the tran- meeting. Namibia was and police even cut out the international copy- Nascam has decided it Namibian said they hoped people trying to Nascam was committed money by using I • ri ght organisation which will charge N$5 per to the development of the musicians. _s~;,~;o~ncip~"Oppositionroc~e~s~s,~~~,=--~r~e~p~re~s~e~n,~e~d~b~y=p~r~;~m~else~,,~;o~n~s~o~flhe~~Iree~,~o~se~n~d~ by right- for forensic ellamination. should be approved by minute. On Monday,
J~::=l~;'~~re-that ~ N~a!ll, wa! u~ilble)~ '.~';·"'l.. ' ~ _ k f he supply reponers With a reco,..,. were ept 0 t . f be d k fN 'b' . IIslo mem rsan any Special! Special! wor 0 ami lan musl- information about how ~~i~~ :;~ p~a~:ri~s~~~ ~:t ~~n~~~~!~:: ~~~ eign countries. Why pay more for good Nascam has also en- composers.Nacamexecu {ered into contracts with tive were scathing about quali~~? boththeNBCandthenew how little music from lo station, Channel Seven as cal musicians was played well as M-Net and disco on local radio stations. theques in the country. According to interna Apparently, the NBC tional standards at least has been unable to pro 40 percent of the music vide Nascam with copy· play:d by radio stations right information as their should be from local mu~ figures were incomplete. sicians. " - This makes it impossible , The9rgani~tiontwpes Naseam to determine ,to ,?uild rehearsal rooms - much every musician and employ two people at or composer would their office in Katutura receive.ln South Africa which has been made r. R7 a the available by the Ministry ~~t'::!J!!!:2::"~~~O~fln~fo~rmationandBroad---'~,"!~ , ,[ 1-2 Workstations: I Desk l50(h75D -NS332,64 2-drawer unit -N$ 158.76 ! Protect " :1 90 deg. linklop .N$85,32 your home " L-extension.lOOOx520 -NS226,80 ' A:lso .available: and TOlal ,,.,, .... ~ NS803.S2 : · .. ·' Desk l200x750 _ 3-5 Workstations - -minus5.% " .:- N$280.80 .:,.- loved-ones , e:\ 6+ workstation ~mi;ltis I:i% by taking All pricing r:o.r. Windh~k. G.S.T. included. the
EXECUTIVE OFFICE COLLECTIONS THE NAMIBIAN December 22 1993 3 Crops lost to flood summed the situation up CHRISTOF MALETSKY when she said - "we only FARMERS in the Okambabe district were hear about the greener caught flat-footed when the Omaruru river pastures from you peo- came down in flood. r-______' _--' p~\e~an-d-i-n-th-e-ne-w-s'-" - According to local headman, Joser Priezel, farmers in the area \OSI half their crops after the DIAMONDS ri ver, which nonnally only floods in mid-Feb OUT OF ruary. turned into a rag ing torrent recently. NAMIBIA~ ~ , He said eighteeen families had done their 'd ploughing and planting either in or very near to the riverbed. Other farmers in the ~~ ft ~ • area are now fearing that meir crops CQuld also be ~! -Y' _~ BLOW•.• Corn being ground here by Okombahe farmers will have to last longer now wiped oul by fl oods have ruined some of this year's crops. Picture by ChristofMaletsky. unseasonsal rain. he ,. ~, ' 1------, added. _ -'-This.mcans. we. still . / - ' !hl!Ye I pfoble~9'1h_ t!!.~ Okambahearea-we will tuqe:pt arrest·ed be forced 10 continue receiving food aid until things return to nomlal," _ •• rt'~ Priezel said, for drug running He added that the southern part of : .... Okambahe (60 km from .. IS-year-old schoolboy appeared in court The two Zambians were Kenyan with 10 000 Omaruru) was still very ::16M1e- ~ after being arrested with 200 arrested with 3 kilogrums mandrax tablets and three much affected by the of cannabis, valued at NS9 South Africans with 3.6 kg mandrax tablets valued at N$6 000, dro ught. The area has JEWEtlERS · WINDHOEK 000. Kalepa Kalenga and of cocaine) and we arc received only a few spots Police, acting on a tip related crime'". Beslon Mukumbi, both de· thankful for the co-opera 154 INDEPENDENCE AVE · SANLAM CENTRE of rain aflate according sttJpped a car on the PolicedidOOlopposebail scribed as 24-year-old tion of the general public. t, 3837 · 061·224578 road toGo:-abison Sunday forthe schoolboy. provided "businessmen" of Solwezi But this isonlythetipofthe to Priezel. lIId found the drugs using bail money was paid and he in Zambia. were eharged ice-berg". Another local resident sniffcr dog~. was released inlO the care The bOy's address was of his mother. He may not andwith baildealing was inopposed cannabis as r-;:::======~~;:=::::;~~;;~~'7_.;:,_;:_::_:~~~:':~=::=::::::::t_""~"!'''-- as Gobabis and hi s be named as he is a minor. they are also foreign na- - .. -~~ -- ... - .- ~... . - .... -- ...... -... -. - ..- ,--"'::-..- ...... ::.~ I ~"ioo'Ii" y as S FOUR well-known resi OSWALD SHIVUTE, - _ !!ems from the North . Wilbard Shifotoka. 49. A PERMANENT police presence is to be estab· -. Gcrson Haikali. 13. Mo lished in ValombolalOngwediva. --- ses Sha)ongo. 3D, and --:' - 04 Three caravans. which take statements'; will deal 4-8 de~ rtments --- - .... Mathcu·s KaJllanya·. )3 - are going serve as police withcar3CCidentcases,and --- - have been arrested in offices in the town, have. will t documents. 8 groups Olune for being in pos already been' erecte,fi near There Fully programmable seSsion·ofeighl eiepham the Roman Catholic and '-tlnil: " uisks. • • • Look. ... at 'these... Price "look ups' The four appeared in middle or lhe>tOwn: - ELCJN Churt:hes In' lhe • - .;. , me Ondaniwa Magis'- . .J"hl~ cOrri"csas good rie-ws ~~~~~~~~~m fe~tures. ~ .. '3' ,p,aYlJler.Jt medias !o -Ongwedf!8 resid.ents · I t 11ate. 'toulJ on Monday. .... ' -..... - 4 GST rates . I They were not asked 10 who-are fired ofootsotsQS possible. plead. and the case was raiding Iheir property. They also. called on the Daily & monthly reports The Police al Oshakati police who are going to postponed 10 January 7. told the Namibian that the worktheretObeonthealen and lots more I Each of the accused was new police office will pro- and n0l10 take. bribes. but granted bail ofNS I 0000. vide a 24 hour service 10 ruther to serve all citizens The foo r complained the community of equally. about the severityoftheir Ongwediva. and will start The residents also asked S~ bail. and they appeared operuting tomorrow. The thatlrunsport 'be provide(l __ t::'/I«e S'14eeMU in court again yesterday. branch office will headed ~ to the new police slation so Windhoek ' """'" Boy _ when the bail was re by Seargcnt Su[via that officen can provide a TeI:(061)S8320 TeI:(Q642) 3944 , """'*"'Te!: (06751) 2IJ239 duce"d 10 N$5 000 per Ashipala. quick response inemergen' pcrspn. Staff al the office will cies. Kids 18hOO: Beyond 2000 IShS4 : l...ocal SPOr1 20hOO : News Wo"dn~ for . F.,,.., World 20h30: The White Shadow (final) Oxfam UK & I would Holiday Specials Thorpe must make an like to wish all its 09hOO: Cococinel agonizing choice be· 09h 10: Adventures of tween basketball and an Partners, Little Koala as his best ticket oul of Colleagues and Friends . 09h35: Tom and J erry the ghcno. a Merry X-mas and a - IOhOO: Captain Planet 21h16: After Nine IOh30: Zoo Family 22h16: Transtel Happy New Year. l1hOO: End of Music Live Transmission A musical enlenainmcRl Please note that our- office will series showcasing Ih~ 16h56: Opening great names of rock.jazz be closed from 17hOO: Shining Time and pop music. This 24 December to Station (new) week is the tu rn of The \0 January 1994. 11h30: Wide World of Blues Brolhers. " 17h30: Loving 18hOO: Egoli (repeat) Anna Matheus 18h30: You Bet Your Winning with OK Bazaars Life (Premiflm time) ..______... _..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;] SUPER PRIZES ... Sev- 19hOO: By Way oflht '''''TIONAL CHAMBER e ral s ho~ pe rs aI OKB a - Stars ~ Partll 'I THE NAMIBIA Nft zaars reconlly go, I",ky (prem;um time) 2"00: The Angel, ,'" . '''' .....,. I and won some amazing (KTV Toddler) Bicycle and the ~ I OF' COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY , OK'",ffle IOhOO:BuuyBee, Old Ch;naman - .~ , ' . n., are MaureefJ Bear Stories. AJapaneselrade deJega· "" .~ • , (2nit' ftom rightl Johnson & lion will invest in Sou th with her prize of Cadac Friends Afri ca - if apartheid is HEREBY EXTEND products worth N$500 (KTVends) truly dead. To be sure of and Eben Gervers (ex- lOh30: Egoli (repeat) Ihis , they randomly WARMEST CHRISTMAS WISHES AND trcme right) who won the llhOO: The Addams choose a post ofrlce 10 fridge worth NSl 699 re· Family (13) visit. The post master ceiving their prizes from (KTV Holiday quickly forced his co ~ .. A PROSPEROUS 1994 TO • OK Branch Manager Festival) leagues 10 stage a naliv· ChriSline Bloemslein (ex- 13hoo: Charlie Brown: ity play asentertainmeru .v~ ~o:* treme left) and OK Mer- The Little Girl in the Red _but all kind oflhingsgll chandise Manager Peter Truck wrong. S larring: HIS EXCELLENCY, van Ginkel (2nd fro m 14hOO: Claymation Brcndan Grcaly, Elli ~ left). Christmas Pearson, Regardl van Other winning rafne , PRESIDENT SAM NUJOMA AND numbers were also an- Celebration den Bergh nounced by OK Bazaars. 14h30:Amazing800ks 22h30: Supersport They are 009928 (winner IShoo: GoofTroop Cricket: high THE NAMIBIAN GOVERNMENT, of groceries to'the value tSh30: ~ooby and lights of World • ... <; ~ .... ., " ...... - ~""4C" • • of N$ IOOO; 003907 win- Scrappy Doo Series matches nerofloys 10 the value of 16hoo: The Flintstones 23hOO: It's My Turn N$500; 008 13 I winnerof 16h30: Pirates of Dark (13) To all our members and the business a musiccenltelO the value Water 01 hoo: Bear Island (A) ofNS699; andMrEStonn (KTVends) 03hoo: Family community of Namibia and all Namibians. (0 17475) the winner of (Open time) Business (16) travel goods wo rth 17hOO: The J a ckie 04h50: Transmission N$500. All prizes must I !~~~~!.... ______E~n",d~s,-- __ be claimed before the end J- of 1993. If they arc not claimed by will BBC looks forward '94 MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU be donated to A WEEK of musical magic, requests and THROUGH THIS FESTIVE SEASON. The Namibian is dedications is what the BBC is offe ring published by the listeners to lake them into 1994. Highlights Free Press of 1993 and a look forwa rd to 1994 are two of **** Namibia, 42 John ingredients being served up for Africa Meinert Street. Saturda y, December 25 with news, ;nl:"";",, I Editor Gwen Liste r. and some of the best sounds around. Tel. (061136970. Fax (06tI33980. PO Box Peace and understand 20783, Windhoek. ing is defi nitely thc or From Printed by John derofthe day inThe Ji ve Meinert (Pty) Zone whenMax Banlta le Limitp.d, Stube l Jarrell presents a spec ial President Christie Benade and staff. Christmas music show AR)l YOl'R CAR WIT H ,\ :\ le COOED J ACt...1'LUG IMMo mU SER OR REfoo lo·m (''O NllWI.I.ED A I.,\RM hlfo,IOIJ IUSF.R ()R M1C)W PROCESSOR CO NTR OI.LED A LARM IMMOBILISER reviews some of the m ~· jar political eve nts have featured promi· in Network AI- THE NAMIBIA N we"Onesaay uecemoer ~2 r~:::f;j :) News from the market place " Anew force in retailing A WINDHOEK landmark, especially for hungry journalists working late nights, is Bella Vista supermarket This has been closed open so fasr.espociallyNa I several times during the mibia Breweries, Relief pas t year. Last week it Sales Promotions for the made a new slan with a shop fittings and Imag strong force in retailing . Agency for refridgeralion 1' Glen and Irvine Hawes although th is is to be ex who have up to IS years' panded when the take FRESH START: Two weeks ofha rd work saw Bella Vista store completely experience of shops and awya section opens. rede<:orated and it opened at Ihe end or lasl week. The range on sale is agency sales. The old Bella Vista and Glen says Bella Vista its successor were troubled growing and b usiness Is promising. (on the corn er of John by activities from lax help customers and give out products such as fruit original Bella Vista baker Meinen and Tal Streets) dodges tQ smuggling. The th em advice. He said they and vegetables and to ilet is in Wi ndhoek, ready 10 will stay a convenie nce enlire stock was sold off could nOI offer the low paperandtomalosauce tha t return. shop, open from 07h3O to the Receiver of Revenue, prices of the cheapest su- boost local industry. Bella Vista is back. and 22hOO Monday-Saturday. leaving Hawesaclean slate pennarkelS, or the wide Other innovations in- is set to make its mark on There is lots of offroad 10 start with. He concen- range of the giants. clude being the agency for conve nient. friendly shop- I' COOK ON THE RUN: Richard has been helping parking in fronl and next trates on qual ity and fresh- But he said there were Galti ice-creams with sor- ping in Wind hock and for rather Fin Hundt to make these practical, strong to it. ness in fruit and vegeta- bargains eve n by nonnal bet at NS4.99 fortwo litres travellers. gas camping stoves, with the burner at right His team revamped the bles and plans for a take- shopping standards and the and full -cream at N$7,99 f..~,..,.. Inside the reflectors, fonner dark interior and away and an expanded prices would be at least and Hawes encourages IWO weeks of working late delicatessen section. One "fa ir" - he proudly pointed people to buy and resell at ~.," into the nighl and early in ambition forearlynextyear out five litres of Fruitree a profit from home. I the morning has seen new will be fresh fish,everyday J uice al N$13t99 ~;pI d 3"6 ' From Monday ,lie will ·1, fl OQrs,.new!lecq!3!!oqsini t from WaJvis 8 ay . .& ...... packs"'ot bab1eS' 'diSpOs- sell d6ntestic gas in ~, 9 Safari ~h",.a, ' . I o,~.4' ·a nd nqw 11 A friendl y and rel axed able nappies at NS29,99 and 14 kilogramme can is- ., FED UPoffidalycamplng POBox3 fS 40,Windhock. Hawes paid spc- man, Hawes says he and (small )-NS35,99 (large). ters and eventually he stoves that fall over or (06 1) 41554. 10 the hisco-ownertryloalways He says he also aims to hopes to refire the once- be in the Nami bian and famous and th e cooking ingredients pack in arange of cardboard boxes STEWING tnuliattt eger itn soa a wkedind ?o rDo pac youkedr BEEF in the top of the luggage? rl~!I~~I~a!~~~!~~II~iC~~II!rStay cool over bills ~~iij~t~!~~~~~=~=l N$7'" Theanswer for campers, , or those in rural areas, is a newNamibiansmall indus tl')' making a new camping MAKING it a pleasure to pay your telephone beat expectations. But stove developed by bills is one aim of the new Teleshop, which lhereare l60r morestaff Namibian inventor, ballis opened on Monday this week. to deal with customers, N$ l&" tics and metalwork expen, so queues should never Flli Hundt. TheSarari Chef Teleshop is in Inde- technical adv ice and be long - a far cry from stOve combines a fast gas pendence Avenue, help. You can also buy a lIte small counters used witb ralll:rong metal oomer Wi'ndhOCk\ ''U nd llbting~ .. [Wlg.o£rodkaJ_nev-o teli box. under o ne roof all lIte ephones.includ iitgcord!. ... Thc deSign is aimed at being practical, and Hundt fuoclionsyoupre viously less telephones with an says he uses his almost had to go up and down sweri ng machines and ers. daily. Forastan. thebumer six flights of stairs and other products. Potgieter says it usu is surrounded by heat-re round and round differ- The new shop is spot ally lakes 14 days to in COOL OFF: Inside Telecom Namibia's new necting panels. making ent. dusty offices for. It· less and gleaming. and stall a new phone if the Teleshop you enjoy blasts or a ir -conditioning companments lobe packed ispartofaradicalchange as you enter a welcome lines already go to lIte a nd you can buy phones, pay bills a nd solve other wilh sal t, pepper and spice at Government-owned blast of airconditioni ng premises. It is selling telephone problems in a gleaming new centre_ jars as well as a few tins, Telecom Namibia. softens the Windhoek new produClS from lIte knives, spatula. chopping Manager Piel heal. Teleshop also sells pre board, matches and cook Potgieterexplainsthat in Potg ieter says no-one payment cards for phone ing oil. The bumer takes .. • small pots with the renc<: one place you can pay seems to mind stand ing boxes and the will he lp IOrs around, or pots belween your bill s, o rder te l- in queues in the cool intro duce more ne w 22 cm and 28 cm with I ephones, arrange recon- ness. The firsl day there produclS such ascellular or were 250 inquiries and p hones in the years ~WIN·A·CA ahead. " Other burners. Win a brand new FORD LASE~ The lidoflhe box comes The countdown is on ! off and clips onlo Ihe side 10 act as a chopping board, Only 2 days 'til the draw: , Dnd a hook can be lilled 10. a plastic bag for aU your Friday, the 24 December~hOO, ~ peelings. skin and other rubbish. The lid can be at the centre. ~"* turned over 10 become a lray, and all Ihe. pans lift OUI simply so the box can Ix' washed out. with drain sgeholes in all corners. The only drawback is you must SCHOOL WEAR SCHOOL WEAR SCHOOL WEAR TREASURE HUNT make your own filling 10 Find the treasures and you could win ' the gasbollles. We've done it again!! ! It is designed ror a vchi One of these fantastic prizes: ell' and is not lig ht. but Hund l says it is slrong Not withstanding reports of price increases, we have kept schoolwear Toolbox, Jewellery, Cosmetic, Camera, enough 10 pack anything increases 10 an ABSOLUTE M INIMUM and we are proud 10 on or even to stand on. and announce:- Vouchers and, and, and ... , will last. Hundl and son The school wear meciaIist shop with lIte longest track record (40 years) I, Richard have been making This draw takes place, also on them furiously since the o f service. SlOcking goods to aU major schools at prices 10 suite l:llLLt pocket. Don'l fail 10 c heck our prices which represent lOP value for Friday, the 24 December, at 10h30, school ho lidays began. . The first 30 slo\'es will money. G uaranteed- qualily schoolwear at AFFORDABLE PRICES!!! at the centre·t-!tr be avai lable al the Post Our trained s taff will be available to asstisl you throughout the season. h Slreet markel at NS3JO Monday to F riday 08 hOO to 17h30 a nd ~.J'r ~ All this, each. BUl there is inlerest in ~ ~only at the selling them in shops here Saturday 08hOO 10 13hOO lInd inSoulh Africaandoul For your benefil special Su nday 16 January 1994 lOhOO 10 13hOO side. SO production could 5MBA and Credit Cards Accepted f·iGUSTAVVO IGTS CENTRE ~ expand. Credit facilities aviaJable '" Contact Safari Chef, o vveanesaay.. uecemoer ~ ) 1~~;j I ne "AMlttIAN' .. , r Ib .: "'. L<. ~ .. _ ~ _. ~ 4::;-- Peace talks back on UN probe satisfies Unita LUSAKA: The Angolan government and its gin negotiations on the foesin Unila resumed peace talks here in the political agenda of the Zambian capital yesterday after a week- talks. - long suspension. This agenda. which mainly hinges on Vnita Diplomats close tothe finning thatgovemment demands, includes the meeting said bOth Un ita planes had made attacks issue of national recon and thegovemment team in the region, but reject ciliation and aspects of we re showing willing ing the assassination bid ...I:!ow cabinet posts should • ness to seek to resolve cI.aim. be shared oul between intricate political ques ("We are satisfied with Unita and the ruling iionsthatcould conclude the report from the com MPLA in a government a difficult month of ne mission ... The most im .. , of national unity. gotialions. portant thing now is to Other political issues The talks were take up the lessons from to be tackled are the sta abru ptly disrupted last thi s event," Unita tusofSavimbi and other week after Un ita pro spokesman Jorges senior Unita officials. tested over an alleged Valentim said. diplomats said. Unitahas attempt to assassinate its After meeting yester in sisted that they be leader Jonas Savimbi in day with UN mediators given special privileges theccntrai Angolan town and observers from Por including official ·resi of Kuito on December tugal. Russia and Uiiiled dence and guaranteed FISHY BUSINESS ..• A Spanisb fisherman carries a driftnet containing dead fish in the Belgian IJ. States. to review the security. capital of Brussels on Monday. Hundreds of Spanish fishennen protested in front of the Euopean A UN investigation events of the past week Diplomats predictthat Council building at the use of 'curtain of death' driftnets insisting that European Community commissio n sent to and map out the way discussion of the politi- fisheries ministers (who were meeting in the building) SlOp French tuna vessels using them. Photo; Kuitotoverifythecharge ahead, the warring sides cal agenda could go into Reuter via Nampa reported its findings to will have a plenary ses the new year before it is I------:.....------....,,-T'-~---,------both sidesTuesday. con- sion Wednesday to be- conclusively tackled, .... t It,! u 1!1.,.."1'i~UI·01?mt'Jnr){Jqow~ Media frenzy over Jacko LOS ANGELES: The child molestation the National Association for the Advance allegations against pop star Mlchael ment of Colored People. Computer Training Officer Jackson baveinspired a news media frenzy Jackson and otber prominent blacks, in· that unfairly condemns him, a civil rigbts cluding former Chicago BuUs basketball Windhoek leader charged on Monday. star Michael Jordan, are frequently at "Our primary concern isthat MrJackson tacked by an overzealous media, Reeves , tried said at a news conference. We currently require the services of a Computer Training is being aod convicted in the press," Officer who has had a minimum of 3 years ~WordPerfecr said Shannon F Ree~es, regional head of experience with a member firm of Coopers & Lybrand International. She will be responsible for the update and ~~...... ~ .. ~.. ~"~' ~.'~"~' ~.~~-....~~ ' ~'~" standardisation of word pFoi;:AAsing ia.~ur Namibian firm to -_ -, . comply with our International Firm's design rules and will assist with the implementation at the firm's automated audit • process. If you are interested and possess the required qualifications. please contact Chris Smith at REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA Chan8fedAccountants :. ; 1571 Coopers W(ndhoeI< & Lybrand Namibia MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 11' 1061 122. 1923 Fax G3 aulO (061 ) 22·8746 MESSAGE OF CONDOLENCE TO HON. DEPUTY MINISTER IIHETE XW'BIS ~''''''''I.hV;l''''' d ~ "'FAMILY h ...... ------_'~-~~. ------~.' ... ~ The Hon. Minister, the Permanent Audit Senior Secretary and all members of staff of i N"l"ibla The Ministry ofHome Affairs express their hearifelt and sincere If you are a B.Com or B.Acc graduate with at least three years experience in audit, preferably with a "Big Five" firm. we have an condolences to excellent opportunity for you in our Windhoek office. Hon. Depu,ty Minister !thete As a member of our audit division you can expect a highly competitive remuneratior.1 packagf! and a very stimulating and his F amity, working environment. We will also provide financial assistance with relocation CQSt. for the untimely deg,th of their beloved Should you find this challenge of interestpleas~ contact Cflrl§ daughter, Loide Ithete. Smith .for more details at; Coopers :. : 1571 May the grace oft:he Mighty Lord be &Lybrand N~ with the bereaved/amity during this 11' "'(061) 22·1923 Fax G3 aUlo (061) 22-8746 time ofgrief. ,. .,' - fl "r I I t ...... THE'NAMIBIAN' '" ',' ' .•':-: _ Wednesd~y December.2 (WORLD BRIEFS) Angry youth threaten IRussia sells 'illegal' gemsl deDnocracy . CJinton denies affairs LONDON: The Russian government, des- don-based offshoot that CONAKRY: The killing of three people by rampag- perate for hard currency, is seUing uncut organises the interna UI1l.E ROCK: Two Slale police offi cers who ing youths during Guinea's first multi-party presiden- gem diamonds from its Treasury stockpile ,_tional cartel. rrved in the security detail ofth en-Go v , Bill Clinlon lial election at the weekend has highlighted the threat directly to dealers in Antwerp in clear breach The eso reported *ged on Sunday on Cable News Network that disaffectedyoungstersposetothewestAfricanslate's of its agreement with De Beers, the Finan- Monday that its rough Cinlon used members of his security force to fledgling democracy. aial Times reported yesterday. ~iamond sales had ki li tate extramarital sexual encounters. One thing is certain: young unemployed people Bruce Lindsey, a senior White House official and with few prospects for the future are running out of Gary Ralfe. a director Jars of diamonds had " reached 4,355 billion (inIon confidant. said. "The allegations are ridicu control. Their increasingly violent actions are not of De Beers _ the South "leaked" to the west in dollars in 1993,28 per •." Asked if Clinlon has denied baving troopers rooted in politics, even though all the parties, both African group which the past two weeks. cent higher than last !list sexual liaisons. he told AP. "Yes. he has," from the oPPOsition and the government, have re- controls more than 80 The Russian problem 'y~ar's total and 5 per- cruited yo ung followers under 20 years of age. f rent above the previous percent 0 the world's has emerged at the end J' In S unday's poJl iJIg, gangs of dozens of youths record in 1988. Threat to mine jobs bludgeoned three people, induding a soldier,to death rough diamond market - of a record year for the _ Sapa-"-FP and ransacked several polling stations. All of them suggested between 40 Central Selling O rg~i- lARARE: Zimbabwe's Chamber of Mines said came from the poorest parts of town. - Sapa-AFP Ilnd 80 mill ~o n US dol- sation - De Beers' 1.on- ~erday el~trici t y price rises could force the rr_iiiiiiiii;i;iiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._iiiiii;\;;iiiiii.. .i .. ___ ...... ______. - JluSlry to layoff up to 6 000 workers, New human rights post ~'NITED NATIONS: The UN General Assembly • • . Monday fonnally created the world's first high 'IOIllmissio ner for buman rights. a post under dis ;ussion for the past 45 years. to respond quickly to oenlX lssan ajar rights crises. The resolution was adopted by :oosensus withouta vote. It followed several months i argument in what proved to be the most conten- 00us issue of the 48th General Assembly session. The wording of the text is purposely vague-to --1-_ r;.~ciZc:"'56CtSe·n ~specia'fs ,Iow supporters and opponents to interpret it. with it United States saying the commissioner can IIIcrvene whenever basic freedoms are being sup ~tsSe d and others arguing that the post has limita- 00ns and excluded the initiation of fact-finding miss ions. SA's talking goes on CAPE TOWN: Resolute efforts to reach a constilu mal settlement between the SA government, the and tbe Freedom Alliance are continuing. & M . Thelhreepol;';c.1 blocks· who;ns;" Ihenegou· On our Sentra axlma ranges I .;!;~:::: remains open - were to meet again late I' Whenafour.mf'comm;tteesctupea rl~;e~rtt ___ ,__ -: _D~'~'s~c~oiu~nwt~on Retail Price as initial t 1'his 'is "o"'6U'f''di!fYI'(f8it'' • IMoaunI _ iniIMI pe.yll'ltftl US aims to up dev aid • BUY BACK ~ byP'-Vx If.Mlld !IO'J!..".. .. ~ . {M...... -n A...... v.... of"" pricto) ~-.. ...-.. · MorIWyln WASH INGTON: President Clinton is making it a u.totv...... f'I1c. • K QST "- ..- major foreign aid goal to give more de''''"p,n''''111 ... - lid than disaster aid to Africa, his top aid NI"",m.1!IO --N$' 7.a.7O N$8n.&l NS215&5,OD - 1'0511'.12 NS 1iM5,31i1 NSZJ248.OD NI 50211.36 1",PIS"'OX'" NS.-7fK13,Qo1 -NSU8I,l1 N$1I03,63 NS22211,OD said on Monday, - I~GXPIS NSSl 15I!IO.1!IO NS5253,60 N$171,17 NSZJ880.OD Nearly twice as much US assistance goes to N$:!>t'Zn,50 I~ PIS A.IC N$52.:M1,~ Nl5 :Ml,oti N$25Im,OD disas ter and peace-keeping assistance as goes to I~GXPISAIC NS$6026.2A HI 5706,Y "'''''''NS I ~ .112 kve lopmcnt on the African continent. said Brian Scheme two tor the NI ...n Sentra 160 Range and 200 Range lJwood, administrator of the Agency for Interna- SAi tIOIUll1'he Development president agrees 'U. it 9:wou), .....l8 ~:n~~~I.~~~!~ t' I~U~~~~;:::S~" '''''' ...... 1~ ...... 'RM"""' ...... uiIpricMo) IChievcmcnt for his administration to see that re- It1'SCd," Atwood said at a forum on the world's Lktot.VIlhlclM :::;:WKGST ~141 ... tbildren. 0MaIipd0ll - --, ~ "=---- - leap/S MU3580,ea ,* 51l6'.~ NStII8'.n N$:!>t610,OD lGOAlCPIS Nl58025.a& NI 6 .....'" NI 1 on,23 NI 2fI 868,60 NI 26686,50 '" GX PIS NI 51 ~, IW NS 1310,11 Nlloes,a;! Renamo releases cop II!1O GX A.IC PIS NI 61 875,38 NUI7S,OoI 1411",61 NS286Mi,OD II!1OAuIoPIS NS57raT,72 NSI403,oe Ht I * ,17 NS2661'11.50 MAPUTO: The United Nations intervened directly 160AulaAICPIS NS6201',OB Nl68117,12 14 I 162.111 NS28731,OD 160 SE NI 7' 078.28 N$ 8 230.112 NS I 37',7i N$:Mm,50 restcrday to secure the release of a Mozambican lea SE..AuIa HI n 307,'6 NI 8 5851.72 NS 1 '3010 ,58 NI~"1'IIO , 50 NSU", .I ~ NS t6U.OD 1011'1000,50 policeman held by the fanner rebel Renamo organi :2OOsn NS88Q2~, ,oe salion. Rad io Mozambique reported. Scheme thr.. tor the NI •• an Maxima Range Rcnamo leader Afonso Dhlakama had accused police Sergeant Snntos Puechekuele of plotting to • Die""",,' _ iniIMII PIoY_ • BUY BAC!( g ...._ b)' PhDenu; "I ...... of 5O'J!...... thI. !M~ A..oNaI v.... of ...... -1 zssassinate him in the northern city ofNampula on • CaIcvIetono _ "1'rIOftIN Sunday. State radio said Ajello met Dhlakama for f'I1c. + K GST MonWy.47 ..,iL. U.t . t~ .~-. 131h in Nampula yesterday and the policeman was EMu...,...... ,... ..- Itlcased immediately afterwards. NtMagl.oo N$ ". ss..5fI Nll~_ , " NI 2136." NS2m,03 Nt~711111i ,OD Meanwhile more than 10 000 Mozambican sol """ ,~ NS I2:J~,311 tI$ 1101.... """ . Nf;2~,32 Nt 85 1il9O,50 NSlo1.2617,68 NI 11'7' .&01 ~iers and fonner rebels have arrived at UN-super """ Yised assembly points to be demobilised, UN Walk Into our showrooms and drive out with the car of your dreams pcacekcepcrs said. For more Infonn.tlon please contact our Pboenix Nlssan branches tbroughout Namibia Topless cause turmoil WNDHO~K : (oe1) 37330 SWAKOPMUHO : (0&41) 5497/5371 WALVtS BAY: (0842) e15213 G08ABtS : (0861) 2G75 DURBAN: Protests against topless sunbathing on OTJIWARONGO : (0851) 2767 OSHAKATl : (oe751) 20461 Durban beaches have come from as far afield as the NISSAN Transvaal and Free State. SABC radio news re- l'1"..nce .nl~bIe IlOm st.*rd"" Namibia - ~ I'1nanc. otvt.lon TEl: (OS1) 2M 1111 IK'rtcd yasterday. Mayor Mike Lipschitz said the Durban City eoun- ~ Standard Bank I "~. ~' h~'d~no~ t g~;,th"~e~n21h~ I,we~;s:s enfu:eorcer.;:en:ou~g:h~tho:U shou ld tumg:h~t abe:for~el bHnd JL _ _ ~::'::::'::::':::::~~W;th us you can go so much further:"_";', _____,-"r..:o WE Anpt ED npt I V E N 8 Wednesday December 22 1993 THE NAMIBIAN .Books for the money-minded Economic Indicators Yesterday's quotations for unil lrusl funds: FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELll'O ABSA:GE 167,84 156.99 3.84 Invaluable but M __cIn& ~ Industrial 143,07 133.82 3,80 Income 106,73 105,48 cheap tax books Tour aOE: "' .. MoneF Growth 190.45 177,96 2.42 W".' ••• ",1• • t o • • , ~ , ...... ,. 4 .~ .. u4 •••• People's h\Come 107.21 106.08 ~w ...... , I . , ...... '., ••. COMMUNITY: '" Growth Fund 130,06 122,10 9,59 COMMERClAL UNION: Growth 145.59 [35,93 2,77 COMPOSITE: All Share Index 109,71 102.78 FEDLlFE: "' FedgroGE [54,67 144,45 3,89 GUARDBANK: Growth 3070.21 2855.56 3,90 Resources 189,40 176.04 4,17 Industrial 153,10 143,29 4,22 Income 126,7 1 125,38 12,04 JGJ Life: GE 147,39 138.38 3.10 METBOARD: Metfund GE 244.02 228.91 2,94 Income 125,97 124,65 10,73 ME"iROPOLlTAN: Metlife GE L35 ,94 127,03 S,36 MOMENTUM: GE 296,05 277,58 3,33 NBS: HallmarkGE 1111,29 1037.71 3,17 Hall mark Income 103,80 102,76 NORWlCH:GE 471,Q2 439,85 "'2,74 " ) ~23',t. " ,,dOO9,SS 2,96 Growth 65,76 247,8(1 Top Companies 295,06 275,04 3,16" Industrial 428.16 398,84 2,75 Mining 356,24 331,77 2,69 Gold \98, 12 184,71 2,57 Income 113,52 112.3\ 12,63 SAGE: Gen equity 2831.19 2639,59 3,37 Resources 156.34 \45,92 3,36 Financial 520,41 486,20 Income 226,24 223.98 "' SANLAM: GE 187 1,15 175 1,33 "'3,36 Index 1488,65 1393,42 3,47 Prime Growth 531 ,53 497,82 4,42 Industrial 11 86,91 1111,46 3.21 Mining 320,15 300,29 4,16 Income f ~ r , 111.37 1Q9,6S r "" SOUl'HERN: GE 2:l9,82 224,32 3,21 Mining 168.46 158,08 3,09 Pure 131.22 122.80 3,09 Income 583,41 571.74 STANDARD BANK: "' BUYING A HOME IS THE MOST GE 1353.8 1 1272,27 5,22 Income 95,73 9 4.74 10,98 .'" IMPORTANT Gold 249,45 234,84 3," Industrial 120,53 113,46 7,fIJ DECISION YOU WILL EVER In ternational 120,92 113,12 4,1 2 SYFRETS: MAKE Growth 350.58 327,85 3,71 Trustee 138,55 129,49 3,45 Income 115,43 114,27 11 ,81 Are you thinking of buying a house but do not Gilt 1196,94 1184.97 11,07 UA L: GE 2524.57 2369,62 4:25 know where to start, what to do or where to go? ,145 1,152 1422.31 '2,95 " -2253,92 2 109,11 3.18 Gilt 1306,15 . 1293,10 1\,68 I I n, I, ...,'" ,j Managed 1229,71 1157,36 4,28 WE HAVEMQS OF-TIlE"ANSWERS ON... Max Income 1116,55 1105,39 • how lo make the right " decisions when buying Gold price a house Yesterday afternoon's gold fixing: 387,50 US dollaiSlII ounce compared with 388,65 allhe morning fixing, JNI • gelling a loan 389,75 at the Monday afternoon fixing. • how to save money on your bond and much nlore. 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O musamane Kau ko ka Shikongo ngoka a li Aakalimo otays indilc momalundilo ga li lage Shakali ) ' 3 dhiki Ombelewa yO polisi n a l e Omuku luntus iko la gwOsek o ya " I k k mQ"a lombola sha Ngwediv8. nee kOshikondo mu nmg! wa, on 'ee o ·u shOmakwalalhano shi Jip umbu m Osha kati nokwa Ii a kUlhwa m o na okushuna Oombi.'kwa rJhi l. a. dhl mondoolopa n<.ljoka. gandje OTELEFONA manga omolwomapopyo ngoka ga kala po mUukuluntusikola wc, U man£. a mOokara\'ana Opolisi oya lonlbwela kOmbelewa ndjika taga li kulya ke na o n zapo yOstaanda iheneeitnshunnkOseko tdatu IwaampoJ...a, odha oshifo shika. kepulo. meendelelo ngashi tashi ontimulongo naandjo k a yuulo n gi s hili y li pumbu we, Ola tulwa mokamu ti moka kutya ombelcwa ndjika vul ika opo aakalimo ya ngashia lieshi lobweleOshikondoshElongo \ a n g c k w a mwakalahamutomenwa olay i tameke niilonga kale taya vulu okuninga s h o a li a la n gekwa , o k wa m o nika ongOmukulunlus ikola oongombcomalhimboga ya ..... ongula mEline.ngele ekwatathano nOmbelewa kAakonaakoni yEpangelo yosrupotba shika pOshakati Junior Pri ID:O mondoolopa ndjika inapu enda omaimbo ga y,Opolisi OOjika uuna ya kutya k e n a o ndJ" o m oshinima shika nokwa mary School. DOtadhi ka kala mewi liko shanokwalcgelewakutya adhika kuupyakadhi. Etiyali Iya zi ko s hunithwa uukuluntusikola we. ~'I Shisaande gwOpevi ngeno oyendji ngashi unene mboka omus amane , Kaukp Sulvia Ashipala. yomAapolisi mboka taya wo mbolSolSO ndhoka Omalimbililo ngaka IS h i ll b 0 n.. g .o Shikongo okwa li a ka mana okwa galuki le Ombelewa ndjika, tayi ka longa mOmbelewa hadhi ya omausiJc,u J(ut a 'h"om'usam'!h'e on'gOmukliluntusikola ulikilwa aalongisikola koshilongo nok wa tsikile ukala hayi longo oowili ndjoka ya ka kale mookar .n 9}1:: uya~a . po iihauto Kauko ke na Ongundu gwawo noya indi le a ze naanona yOposikola okulonga po lipumbu 24HOO. ano ethimbo \1 a k a I i J m' 0 niinima yaakalimo. ontimulongo (S td 10) po. mpoka kUl ya oye nec Primary school llihe-uusiku nomulenya. yomOngwediva. Aakali mo taya iOOi le wo oga Ii ga holcka po mu Oshikondo shElongo taka kala nomomumvo 1990 ta ola),i kala nee A a k a I i m 0 natango kulya pOpolisi Maalitsa momumvo kOndangwa osho sha Omukul u ntu s ik o la langekwa nee noku taa mba ko iipotha y 0 m 0 n g wed i v a mpoka pu kale 199I.shomemegumwe ninga. Osha kutha po gwawoomupcpOsikola ongOmukuluntusikola muu kwalukehe ngashi pa mapulo oya gandja oshiyendithoopoya longe gwomulongi gwedhi na omusamane Kauko mpoka okuza Iyotango mOsekoompeylipumbu Jay i ctwa po kaakalimo, olupandu Iwawo kElelo nuupu iipothayiipongayiihaulo. lyOndooiopa ya Aak~ l i mo otaya indile Klaudia Shikongo a Ii a Shikongo pwlipu mbu Iya Januali 1994. ano mOshakati . g,"dJ'a onzapo ye yOstd noku mu fala a ka longe omvula tayi Y', ' Omusamane Kauko. en k 0 n d 0 P a I e k 0 Ngwediva kumwe wo kUlya Opolisi ndjoka 'ngoka ta monika a lyOondokumende ngashi nOpolisi. sho euvaneko "y.... ,' k' k,l, mpok' y,' 10 kOshikoJn do ma nga kO ndangwa 0 m u sa III a n e okus itamba ookopi ndjoka Iya ni ngil we ku kaletayi lOl1goongOpolisi shElongo kOndangwa m 0 m bel e w a Shikongo ogoka a kala n ya n)'ukwa dhoodokumende nosho mwene gwa Ngwediva itayiialakulyangunoolye opoa itaaliwe kutyaoku yOmayaluli lo manga omuku l un t u si k o la nomoshipala. ota . ruu,oshowootayi ka ka la Rev Ferdinand noyi laka milha yaa naongundu ndjoka. ihe osh ipolha she lashi pOneeyn po knti pandu!a sho oshili she nOngundu yokupalro1a Nashidengo petameko. taambe oombumbo. ko nima yokalhimbo konaakonwa. komumvo 19661'10 1967. ya puuye lele. ihe =,""c.:.:....!-",c:::.:::c",---,-=""c:.c",--",,,,-= -=_=,,,-c.:."'-=-=-"'_-I okwa dhidhilike kutya Omakonaakono oga layi taka longa o kuuvile ngaa nayi OndJoila yOteya ya Shakati ;oa ;",Hw,ko ookw, o;ngw' kO'h;lOpolw' kO, homey,"okoCDM. kwaamboka ya li ya . tameke okupulaapula s h 0 k u I a n g e k a ta galllk ile kOshomeya nyatekc edhina Iy.e. Oka mOshakatlO ';go la mono ,"uwa "n ;;l o~g, IJIll",ngelo •• o91s¥!Qng'ho~'"~I""go " _;~9.n.a "Y.J Y1.Wl,lC;,.Ml0 nQkahao. ya thl kutya onzapo ye oya noshamonokutyaayihe sigo la luridululilwa oshigwana shoka sha li lu lwa mepe ko mbyoka ya li layi kOgongo hoka a kala sha lalela ndjc methane Oshigwanashoka sha kala pUupindi. ndjoine nziya Iyomusamane Kauko. po pilwa omusamane Omukulunlu s ik o l a Iya nyala kwali, tashi ka hashi longilha ondjila Shika osha kUlha po mwaandjoka ya Mafo na Omapo pyaapo py o Kauko kayi shi yoshili, nokuya a kale mona uuyelele nuushili onku!u )'3 Shakati na o mukundu o munene Kalongo, yo OOjoka ya noontamanana od ha OmusamaneKauko ka Omukuluntusiko la po kutyaonda li ashike nda Kahao kOngandjcra oshi guuwinayi wondjila Kalongo na Mbalanlu tameke. Meme Klaudia Shikongo omasiku lipumbuPrimarySchool l undilwa li sha nyanyukwa ndjoka ya ka la pokati ka Outapi- ndjoka tayi ka Shikongo la pula mpoka ngaka okwa shangelwa mOshakati. okwa Ii a yi nokunyatekelwa edhina noonkondo sho ondjila Kahao nOshakati \J ule tungwa kaakalimo pu na onzapo ye. ye neeOombapilaokuzilila ko Englanda momumvo Iyandje miinima kayi shi ndjika )'3 tulwa oleb welhimbo Jya ziko yoyene, yi kale wo ya om~samane Kauko ka mOmbelewa yi na sha 1986 hoka a kala s igo yosh ili".Omusamane okuza mOshakati 5ig.o naaniihauto olaya kala tamekwa okutungwa opo Shikongo ta pulwa nAani ilongamEpangelo omumu&vo 1988 li Kauko Shikongo la onlOkahao kEhangano nokungongola laya aakalimoya ka le tayaende mpoka pu na onzapo ye ndjoka layi mu ilongelcj Odiplo ma lom\:iwele oshifo shika !yedhina Karibib Mining Ihenunuka ya th inda nokugwanitha po yo original yongundu 10mbwele noku mu pa yUulong\sikola. Sho a nganka, Construction palombwelo nokuza kOngandje ra oompumbwe dhawo lyEpangelo. nomooha moh. nu upu. ontimulongo. ,------'------Ondjila ndjika yOokilo Aakalimo yokombinga "Nonando aaniilonga Omanyenyc l o 70 Iwaampoka oya ndjoka YU umbangalantu yamwe itaya endelele nomalengeneko ku tya Navachab Gold Mine is an open-cast gold mine situated in the tungwa la)'! zi kOkahao wa Shakali olaya indile okugwanitha po omusamane Kauko ya uka mu Shanangomqe kutya ondjila ndjoka ya iinakugwanithwa yawo, Shikongo ke na onzapo mountains near Karibib. We now seek to employ a Rashi Ehangano ndika \ya tamekwa okutungwa Olatu pandula Epangelo yongundu oOlimulongo. yi mefudho lyOkrisimcsa nalenaleokuza mOshakati sho li na omalalakano oga li wogaetwa koThe (lmasiku ga ziko, 01)'3 ya pi li\a mOkalana ya omawa n awa Namibian Mine Superintendent thiga ya mbanduka oale thinda kEndola nandjoka goku p upaleke l a nokushangwa. mUupindi sha Shakali ya zi mwaandjoka ya aakwashigwana onkalo". Aailongi yomOscko Reporting to the mine manager, the successful candidate v.:ill be aokukuwata t h a na Shakati na Ruacana okuza Aakalimo yamwe taya ylipumbu oya tame ke responsible for all the day-to-day duties related to the operallOn of nnandjoka yEpandaanda pOmpumbu ya thinda lombwele oshifo shika okuninga oshipotha laya an open-pit mine as well as short and fnene lyOndoolopa ya Ornungwclumc. dhi kale ngaaka. li kutya yo inaya hala longterm planning. The successful can- Shakati IwopOshilcmba dha endelelithwa opo dhi omusamane Kauko didate will also be responsible for Ihe plan- ning o( the potential underground extensions Meekulu Hendelina na tate to the open pit. Minimum requirements are a Mining Engineer's de- gree with at least 5 years experience at sen~r manage- . ShaliInba ye tu thiga po men! level and exposure to underground il:nd opencast mIn- ing in both the pla nning and production environments. Compu Meckulu Hcndelina )'a okukonga Oombapila ya Shakati oya tseyitha li a tseyika nawa kU lya Kadhila gwoomvula 69 dhe dhomavalo kutya omulumentu okwa za peni. shimwe ter literacy wi ll be an asset. I nokwa kala momukunda nokulanda uun ima wewo gwedhinaShalimba Dan ashikepaembapiladhoka We offer generous annual and sick leave, assistance with reloca Olupandu Kri simesa. opo a Ii a iel gwoomvula 37, ngoka dha adhika kolulu Iwe. tion, above average salary, annual bonus, company accom- mUukwanyama okwa huli thile pehala mpoka a puminwe kOhauto otadhi ul ike kutya modation, co,!!!EulSOry pension and medical aid. mancnc oondjcnda dhc omanga yakwawo ya Ii mOshakat i pope pi momudhingoloko gwa_ ombaadhilila el i 13 ya laambwa nOpicadelly ongulohi Shakati naNgwedivaoku Interested persons are requested to send a detailed CV to: lyOmwedhi nguka mOshipangelo yOmaandaha ga ziko na mo aashiwikile ye. Mr Oavid Whitcombe, nlOshiponaga shOhaulO shEpangelo sha Shakali. nokutaambwa Oshifo osha kundana Navachab Gold Mine, popepi no Pick and Pay Efumviko I)'a kuku mO s hipa ngelo wo kUlya opu na aanona pOngwcdiva sho ohauto Helldclina o lyafa Iya shEpangelo sha Shakati. ya sa omeya PO Box 150, Karibib, Namibia. moka a li ya Iiyi idhenge nm!! \\ a nale nokuli osho a hulithaoondjends mos h i l o p ol w a ~ ] mumwe nonkwawo. pomukunda gwa wo dheongula onene yohela shomoNooh omasiku ga ~ Meekulu Hendchn:l. mpoka. mOshipangelo IUU moka, ziko. ngoka a li anuwa c )'ll Pokati mpoka Opohsi Omulumcmu ngukaka VACHAB ___-.:;;;! 10 Wednesday· December 22 1993 THE NAMIBIAN FAX.36982 Classified Advertisements TEL. 36970 Speclol Se-rvices Speclol Services Property MemOflom V.O. .... IM _rtd dcIM not In Memory know 1t:'"THE. 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'-to ,eken any who has promoted soccer in the US since the early seventies, Pele was left from u. dNr bro''''', out of the draw ceremony on stage because of a controversy between -"""2OhOO tin lam.. but I' ...",. Ilk. himself and the Brazilian Soccer Confederation chief Ricardo Teixeira, yesr.rday. W. wlft -An1!octliestl', Ext.14 the son-in-law of FIFA boss Joao Havelange. 'uli K8bJtUra ,f-" .Jweya,.metnbw your Tel: 62616 Radiopage Diafwering r&grondom emptlne:n you le" Tel : 52222 Prv- N$85 000.00 behind WIll atweya be uobee,.bIe. S~: }jack"'on ,form Ask for T.t. 224656 (office) Ephralm 38613 (home) With love from: Children BRISBANE: South Arrica's four-day fix De Villiers, of course. 11 tureagainst lending state side Queensland is is al ready a certainty for CASH 'or all turning out to be an exceUent Test dress the Boxing Day show NOTICE down in Melbourne. His your "oldl.s" from rehearsal ror the tourists. 3 for 34 merely rubber 'In and outside of CITY OF WINDHOEK your houle, After an intriguing starting to fall inlo place. stamped his credentials. TEMPORARY CLOSING second day's play, the Day o ne was all about A noticeable excep furnitu re, electric OF PORTION A OF South Afri cans had the balling of Hansie tion was Allan Oonald. appliances, build PUBUC OPEN SPACE Ing matarlal and ERF2297 pegged Queensland back Cro nje a nd Da ryJl The blond bomber still June Burger what bay. you. Property OKURYANGAYA, to 183 in reply to their Cullinan, day twO about isn' t firing and again Contact today: EXTENSION 4. own first innings 335 for the bowling of Fanie de went wicketless from an 220012 Notice Is hereby given In seven wickets declared Vill ie rs and Dave ll -over spell which terms 01article 50(3) (a) a lead of 152. Rundle. yielded 43 runs. He is REALPIlUTIG~ • 01 the Local Authorities To uring captain Rundle 's.315 1 off 29 going to have to lift him Act 01 1992 (Act 23 of ESTATE •• Kepler Wessels under avers was a real eye sclf-a "'gear onwo-if-he To all my cn.nts."d 1992) !hat the Municipality Thla Juat n.. to be the friend. of Namibia. A of Windhoek porposes to standabl y d id not enforce opener. Relyingmoreon wants to be a factor in mo.l ACU", flmlly home m.rry Chrlatm.. to you dosa t9rnporarily the the follow·o n. Hc is still steady length (han guile. Melbourne. In HOCHLAND PARKI and e ~py N.w Y.... . undermentioned portion looking for some posi the forgolten man - he Of the home side only Beaullful modem hou.. 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A dr dAd Objections to the howov""thataflCraco"- n e an man a proposed dosing &fa to plc of toug h weeks be served on the Director, Local Authorities and "~do~wn~";nd;;~~';h~im~s~~o~~f take"top honours Developmenl PlannlfG, puuleareatlast Privata Bag 13289. and X-mas Wishes t Two Walvis Bay squash players came out thelOwn Clerk, P 0 Box tops w.hen they won the Coca Cola Coastal 59, Wlndhoek, within 30 Change of Name days after the app&a1ano& Open Squash.]'ournament in Swakopmund THE NAMIBIAN of !his 0011011 In accord last weekend. - WOMEN'S SOCCER ance with article 50 (3) (a) lodge his obj&cllon, In writing, ASSOCIATION of the above Acl with a statement 01 his rea· Andre van Heerden priz.e witf convincing J.G.B.BLlGNAUT sons theretor, with the Magis· and Amanda van Eck wins against Jane Wyllie, Thanks all Its TOWN CLEAK Irate 01 Wlndhoel< both posted convincing J van Eck and E van Eck. ·SPONSORS--peclally (Notlca No. 16Mi3 Signed L Iyambo viclOries throughout the The men's Plate sec· Atlantic canned Flah Dated : 1993-12·17) THE AUENS ACT, 1937 well-organi z.ed louma- tion was won by S Bames SaIu Pty and the NOTICE OF INTENTION ment. of Windhoek after he German Embtay Change of Name OF CHANGE OF On his way to the first defeated J Groencwald ·SUPPORTERS Includ- SURNAME of Oranjemund in the fi· ing the MWllmedla, and THE AUENS ACT, 1137 prize Van Heerden beat I, (I)EmHia Lasarus residing Marven Deroie nal. NOTICE OF INTEHTlON atOshakaIlNo75 - andcw· Wa •• urvenlly looking OF CHANOE.OF Volkmann -Mario The women's Plate 'PLA V::ecAN"':TEAMS ryhg on buslnesslernployad tor hou... ln all_ M Md thoM organt.1ng ~ SURNAME as (2)sct.olar Inlend~ efl prtceal ...... In the r-alona for r, (1 )Lucia Antonlus r&SIdlng log to. ~18r of Home !:or ~;~~~]~~~t;.~~j n winner Ho m tzhayer wa s ofM _ W. MW genutne ~ IMIdng 1113 _ euc-- ' aIOkancloViIlage - endear· lairs for authority under ~ final, 4-9. 9- S'wakopnlund who beat Who wIeh to purctMIM ...... tying on business/emPloyed lion & 01 the Act, 1937, r It 9-1 9-1. ·_ .. -_ P van Rhyn of Wa!vis before .. New Ve •• Wlahlng you a I'Mfry as (2)student nurse Intend aseume tha surname Amanda van Eck also Bay 9-3, 9-2 and 9·6 in PlaMecon_tt Chnnn- and a Happy applying toMlnisw of Home VCH.Ing profMeloNol Kuutondokwafor reasons SUE endJUUE NewV .... r Affairs tor authority uncIer sailed through la the fi rst the final: coupfe require Houe.. Ihat(3)Lasaws 1& my lam's AT 224156 (OFFJCE) We wtll be beck-blgger secllon90ltheAcl, 1937, to atttt"" trom 1411114 +I. OR name. , pravtously bore Ihe end better4n 1* assumBthasumamelyambo nama(.) (4)E I..4aarus _",,>38 for reasons that (3)Al1onlus If you have any sport tel: Fmdmen... (MN) ,..13 Any person who objact:s to Is my lather's name. I prevl T.t: -22t4i1 Car For Safe mylour assumpllon of the news, tips or views, OOSIybore tha name(s) (4) L said surnama 01 KuutordolM'ashould assoon contact Helge 1.7 Hluan Senlral.3GL ."""""Any pBr&On who objects to as may be Iodg8 his ob;&<> my/OUl' of the Exceflent CondItion assumplion lion, In wrlllng, with a state Schutz at tel 36970 PrIce: N$13,OOO laid surname of Iyambo mentothls reasons theretoi', should as soon as may be during office hours Phone: 43201 '" ttou ... with the Maglstrat. of -. Osl)akati THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday December 22 1993 11 [ World Cup Draw: l 'Groups of death' promise fireworks LAS VEGA~ : There is always one "Group "To win a World Cup of Death." This time there may be two. you ean'l hope for luck in c!t~s in g opponents." said Three-time champion only be<:ause they are the Brazilian mid fielder Bi3.zil was placed with the host country, drew tough Zinho. "To win a World 1990quarterfinaJists from teams Colombia and Swit Cup you have to be indif Africa and perennially zerland, along with Roma ferent as to opponents, lOugh European squads nia imo Group A. ready to beat anyone at Russia and Sweden in a It was a far cry from anytim e and our team will World Cup Final Draw on some media reports th at be ready. Sunday. AFA would somehow ar The draw had little ef Italy was placed in the range the draw to put the fect on bookmakers' pre venue it wanted, New Americans with three weak draw odds. Germany fell York , but it ended up wi th teams 10 assu re them of back intoaco-favorilerole Ireland. Norway and getting IOthe second round. with Brazil al 4-1 accord Mexico, making Brazil 's " I don't know how we ing to the British firm Group B and Italy 'sGroup could fi x this draw ...·sa id Ladbrokes. E potentially the toughest. U.S. federat ion president ;.) believe that ours and "This draw won't allow and World Cup chairman Brazil's are the tough est us to let up. these are all Alan ROlhenberg. "It 's draws."Sacchisaid. "But I TOP LINE-UP ••. A prize-giving ceremony recently took place for members of the Young Ones lOugh teams," said Italy's right out there in front of don'tmindthis;itwillforce Volleyball team. From left to right: Pally Meyer (Best Sportsmanship),.Johan ~\I~I~l' (Sports national team coach, everybody." us to stan working hard man of the Year), David lsaacs (Most Impr,9. ve4P1ayer), and Arrie Husselmanl(Kt'ost Disciplined ArrigoSacchi. "If we think The Americans and immediately. Germany. Player). ".'It. ... n. we arc a good team, then Swiss will have Ihe dis Spain,etc.,canpreparefor f------ obviously we have 10 get tinction of playing the lirst tHis in a different way. but by these obstacles." World Cup game indoors we have to organize our- Defending champion on June 18, when the two selves right away. olher Germany appeared IO.get a meet at Ihe Pomiac, Mich. wise we could run risks CDM (Ply) Ltd operates an opencast diamond mine on the west relatively easy path 10 the Sil ve rdome. against teams that we al coast of Namibia. Our employees and their families live in Oranje second round, drawing Group A will also play ready know welt. mund. a modern. attractive town boasting a central sh.opping com ligh tly regarded Bolivia in Los Angeles and San "Ours is a pretty tough plex, hospital, nursery school, primary school and excellent sporting and Sou th Korea as well as Francisco. Among Ihe draw, bu t you don't win and recreational facilities which include a riding club. ya~ht club and Fellow European country other groups, Belgium and malches Ihrough draws; IS-hole golf course. The following career opport.:anities for Nami Spain. Nelherlands were paired you win them by winning ... Since the top twOteams together in Group F along The draw show, con· bians, currently exists within the Personnel Department: from each group plus the with Morocco and Saudi ducled al the Las Vegas ne~t four best advance to Arabia. Group F plays in Convention Center. was the second round, many Qrlando, Aa., New York watched by an estimated Personnel Services fccltheGermans were for and Washington. Theother television audience of600 tunate. German coach Beni group, Group D, wascom· million. It included such Vogts was not among prised of Argentina. soccer luminaries as Maroo them.! i801ivia be.1 ~Br.aail.. Niger.ia.Rulgatia., .and IInn j.B.as ten, Loubser, who is cur Other interesting force's number one ON (or sale to any dub in this country, despite CENTRE COURT Namibia'stoplennisplayer, rently studying in Cape men's fixtures include player will meet the Na Harry Hanstein, seen in action at tbe Tafel Lager rumours that two top NSL clubs are after his Town. also bit the dust the number ten seed · mibian under 16 cham Coastal Open Tennis Championships currently sen'ices.' against South African JannesBrandvs MSingh pion Sonja Swanepoel. laking place in Swakopmund. I . ~------.- The , I Ma~agemB.~t I & I Staff I • ,. • 11'1,. H:l,l~","... ·,, · ...... -.... - ___..;....;;;...:..;;.. __ J N,:M{i'cONTRACT HAULAG"e (';"y) LT~. , , Wish all their esteemed Clients, [vstomers, Friends and People of Namibia a Merry X-mas and a Prosperovs New Year We ~nk yo... fo .. yo ..... s .. pporl d",r"i"9 the..e.qst y~ .,nd p...,,,,,ise. yo.. a beite.. s e..-vice. i", the co.... i"9 yea.. 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