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N$1.S0 (GST Inc.) Wednesday January 12 1994 Cabinet men deny ost.rich seam

c er OSWALD SHIVUTE AND TOM MINNEY

DEPUTY MINISTER of Home Affairs Nangolo Ithete was yesterday reported as de nying that he or Justice Minister Ngarikutuke Tjiriange are involved in illegal ostrich deals. • • Ithete admitted they run a company which breeds ostricbes near the northern border of the Etosha national game park, but main 110 10 row tained it was not connected with an ongoing investigation. Tjririange was yesterday travelling to the North. His secretary said he was not on leave but said she could not say what his programme in tbe North would be or where he could be Only Namibian qualified to fly contacted. Yesterday a ninth man, Mattbews Tobias (23) from Omulwa, appeared iD the Oshakati magistrates' court charged with offences to fish patrol helicopter grounded game regulations both for adult birds and for Cont. on page 2 TOMMI~ NEY

THE NAMmIAN ~ot nJor - ttll~ 'Gov ~mDlelltfs N$ll,8 million fish patrol helicopter is at the centre of a proce dural row and is no longer flying it. Apparently Peter Stassen was declared persona non grata by Cabinet in 1991 but there was some confusion over the issue as he had be 'come a Namibian citi zen within months of in dependence. Yesterday Fisheries and Marine Resources "'-i permanent secretary FISH GIFT ... These residents of Katutura Old Raimo Kankondi con People's Home are pictured with a tray of fish - fi~ed that Stassen had part ofa donation from President Sam Nujoma. been recruited last year Two bags of fish lined in by the President as he as the only Namibian holidayed at Terrace Bay were presented' able to fl y the helicopter. yesterday to the old-timers by Joan Guriras as Operations involve deli- part of the national Eat Fish for Life campaign. Photo: Graham Hopwood Cont. on page 2 Police jobs hang in air

CHRISTOF MALETSKY a lot of work to be done. Conradie said that to date no details STATE officials at Walvis Bay, about salary packets had been made including the police, are still available to the police officers by the uncertain about their future as Namibian Government and so every the re-integration ofWalvis Bay thing was still very much in the air. into Namibia rapidly ,draws The next meeting between officials of South Africa and Namibia -is sched closer. uled for January 2 1, after which d'etails Coloncl'Frcdcriek Conradie. South of salary packets might be available, AfriL'an Ptllice District Commissioner A pol ice officer at one of the branches for Wah'is Ba), said 54 police officers (~ said: "We are the only ones still in the OiMn Qub had already filled in application fornls ~ ftlr job:.; in Namibia but there was still . Cont. on page 2

"t 2 Wednesday January 12 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

Drug bust

TWO Namibians Nabta pleads for safe driving appeared in court yesterday after they bus then hit the bakkie, cars causing unnecessary fic officers of not doing mits should be reviewed CHRIS NDIVANGA AND TYAPPA NAMUTEWA were arrested at killing the bakkie driver collisions. enough to frighten off as these were now being Keetmanshoop in instantly. Mulunga called on rec kless drivers and issued " to everybody" THE chairman ofthe Namibia Bus and Taxi Reacting tp complaints Nabta members to take urged that those found even to those who did connection with Association (Nabta) has called on members dealing in drugs. about reckless taxi and extra care on the roads driving dangerously not qualify for it. to obey traffic regulations to avoid minibus drivers , and advised long dis- should get endorsements In addition, the public The man (51) and unneccesary c;leaths on our roads. Mulungasaid some com- tance minibus drivers to on their driving licences needed to be educated to woman (45) were Thomas Mulunga yes- ror crash near Tsumeb in plaints could be valid. stick to approximately as a warning. take take care of them- found in possession ,terday €:xpressed. con-. which five people were However, he also put 100 km an hour. He He called on the po- selves by not using cars of lkg of cannibis cem at the number of killed instantly -and 1"8 the blame on truck driv-' added that drivers should lice to check every mini- they suspected of not and' 782 mandrax deaths i~ road accidents' injured when a minibus ers, whose attitude to- have regular check-ups bus and to make sure that being in good condition tablets valoed at since the ' beginning of ,collided with a' Tdyota wards smaller cars on 'the and should service their drivers possessed valid or which were not driven N$7317. December and said it' bakkie. national roads caused cars. driver's licences and a by proper drivers. ==::;=:!:==~~'I -could be the result of According to reports, problems. ' He also warned against public driving permit to Mulunga felt the road motorists not obeying , the minibu.s was over _ He said truck drIvers the overloading of mini- transport people. safety campaign had not Cop jobs traffic regulations. taking the bakkie when a often did not obey traffic buses saying thiscontrib- Further, Mulunga felt been as effective as last He was approached car came from the oppo- regulations and did not uted to many accidents. that the system of issu- year, saying it had been F 1 following Monday's hor- site direction. The mini- ~ive way to overtakin~ Mulun~a accused traf- ing public driving per- launched too late. rom page ,.•. '", , y...... ,:',: ',..

Cl .•. ,:•...... ;,. s... ~:o;:2J:~:::~Hesaldhedldnothave . ~~:~r .1~~~I~t:W On mqulry Stassen said ;.,~tl .•. :ns,~!a~kles" ,; .... '~" ..·.' .....N',A}f{." ~: .•'. ~..., .. I.. ~"i.' :.~.:.~.' i .. ir' . :~ much or an option if he cate hovering and lo~er- he had been a . had lect to the 50 ~~~!:f.n~re ..ate\" " wanted to keep his job. i~g c.ar~oe s, including ~n:~ ~~~:~~~~~~~~~~ - , Kaapamaa~~~ . ~tG~del0st~det;ttsshoUld :~~t~~:~!:::~~ ~: fls~ :~:~na:;~;:~ ~~~:a; ~ibi~t ~r 3:h~I:~~ f:~~ NAN~O ~. a;t,~ t~~; f1d'u~tion Mirm~., 9r =~.;;;r~~~;:~:~::~~~~!~~ . he had been sent on a tram- pe .. y ". tryingtomakethestudentbocly~scapegoatfor instruction. ... 4~nN>i; .. ,'9.4f.l;4.~,;;l;i"H4?tJt ~o~er , I Will have to take ing course costing up to the military . He said yes- the high GradelO,r8iIure nit~ , in ' 1993~ ... . Kaapiuna n9~ih8i Na~~J.lne4~Mmt)t It. N$IOO 000 in August to terday he was h ~re an~ AddressingapressC9nferenceyesterdaYtNanso istry to implement the platoon system to,reduce Another police officer learn to handle lhat par- rea?y t~ face any.mvestl - secretary-general PJulnuel Kaapama called on thefallurerate.UndertblSsystemtclassesarebeld could onl y confirm that ticular helicopter in sea ~a ~l ~n mto war-time ac- the Ministry to estabUsb tbe causes of the "cur- , in the morning and aftemoonand repeaters could "there are some special cond itions. tlv ltl ~S. d rent education crisis" before ac:c:using Nanso~! attend afternoon classes. guarantees for us if we Bids t.o find a replace- . At mdepende ~ce he ~- discoufagingstudents from studying and causing Approached for ~a;nmen~ Education Minister k . b 'th th ment pilot from other clded tostay an says.e the bigh failure rates. .. NahasAngoiadismJSSedthepiatoonsystemastoo ta e . JO s. e southern Africa countries his "These allegations are nothing but an attempt expensive saying it had been used two years ago u~ w~, re nou~c~d h~ OU th ~~~ I- t Namlblan Police. have fa iled. The Mini stry can citizens Ip Wit In to make Nanso a scapegoat for shortcomings in in Ondangwa and had not worked. There are rumours that now employs a pilot at months of M~~h 1990 to the educational system,'t Kaapama said. Angola said the Ministry needed N$84 million after the re-integration of great expense from South ~come Naml blan. ~e ~~s Although the results looked better overall, per- for its 1993194 budget but had only managed to Walvis Bay, officers will Africa to keep the heli- f l ~ eldd probPertY an IS rormances were very poor when broken up into secure N$62 million so far. d H a h have three months to copter, na me ose chiA was oI m h ere.' . regions and su b:)' ectst h e pom• t e d ou.t Headded tha t some pup'.,' iJs w h 0 h a d fial 'led G rad e K k K tOOk . pparent y t e Issue IS i . h beg! th h make up theirmindsover uta 0 aJI ururume,m .. ~ Cb' t The Naoso leader said overcr owding and a .10 forthe firsttme mlg t venano ere ance action on fisheries patrols. now waltmg or a me ' u1 I i h N h, t 4 d d' th.... "v.. jJ .. bilitv nt nlllCPJI whether they want to stay .. clarificati.on. Sources ... ~e !>f teac~ DartlC aT ~L n t e. ort Q,n:pea.!ol'l8ep~ mg.QJJ. nnm_ '1' '" t .... J'!f .... :1d ,-m~ .J . . . ~tassen IS sull elllPloyed . 4 " - .r- ·· - - ...... ,;~ ... t;;"'I:,,~.::,,~~ , ~, ::, ..~""~~~_:::~l~I.:: ._:::.. ..::;~,.:;, ..::.:,. ... .~ : .~....~, ...... ;.~-~---~~~.:..+I~4l-~Gw.~~~!.....,.~~~ ~Ith the Namlb~an Po~ by .the Mini s~ as a pil ~t ,f lQst:.J~ .~551il lbqa~~~ '... • ..,. • I , I "" '.' ' • lice and three months flymg sometimes, but IS m 1991 ,sat(Itha(arthOu~h notice in the event of dis- barred from the hel icopter Stassen. s name was not m Cabinet me· n deny ostrich scam . I until the issue can be sorted a public ann o un ce ~ent mlssa . due to some technical There are about I 000 out. Contacted yesterday, . . . tinuing. Officials pounced on Ithete was quoted on . . Stassen said he had heard questIOns, the decIsion had [ From page 1 S?uth Afnca ~tate offl- in 1991 "on the grapevine" never been rescinded. According to wide a pick-up truck con- the Namibian Broad clals at Walvls but ap- aboutthe Cabinet decision Attempts to get more eggs. The case was post spread reports in taining small ostriches casting Corporation parently most are not and that police had a war- detail s from Attorney poned to February 15. northern districts, na and possibly belonging news as denying the keen to take up jobs of- rant for hi ~ arrest. He had General Hartmut Ruppel Investigating officer ture conservation offi to the farm. men arrested worked fered by the Namibian approached the police or acting Cabinet Secre Chris Eyre of the Min cials had been tipped The driver then aI- for him or that he or Government. himself and said he was a tary Eddie Amkongo were istry of Wildlife, Con otT that a farm man legedly helped them Tjiriange had any Namibian, and was told not successful. Mean servation and Tourismt ager from the Govern arrest those who had knowledge or connec later by poli ce th'e matter while, the man trained and Stay alive. contacted at Opuwo ment ments business supplied the eggs and .. tion to th~~Y, ~_ had been sorted out and he able to fly the cutting edge Don't drink could stay. He worked as a of Namibia 's fish defences yesterdaYt refused to was allegedly organis birds. The driver has Yesterday he could free-lance pilot until be- is kept waiting for permis comment as he said in ing a raid into Etosha not been arrestedt nor not· be reached at his and drive! ing recruited by the civil sion to fl y. vestigations are con- national park. the farm manager. office for comment.

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Cas flow alts tractor scheme 20 houses robbed THE Namibian Police yesterday reported Government was subsi for the stoppage. There the remainder would be JOSEF MOTINGA dising N$60ofthe N$84 had been few serious serviced by Government that thieves had broken into 20 Windhoek houses and had made off with goods with a THE Government has stopped subsidising per hectare charge for cases ofovercharging for tractors. However he did private tractor services in the North because ploughing by private ploughing services, he admit it was difficult to combined value of N$109 350. tractor owners. The said. provide ploughing serv of a lack of funds and not because of over Overall the 'crime total' for the capital scheme was terminated This year a total of 96 ices for ,everybody in ch~rging by tractor owners, according to was N$520 209. last week and Negumbo private tractors were in time for the beginning of Si unawa T Negumbo, deputy director for This included three cases of fraud in had met with private op use, Nehumbo said and the planting season. the Northern Agricultural Division's Extention erators to inform them. only seven Government Some farmers were volving N$367 759. and EngilJeering departm~nt. He ·pointed 'Out that; tractors for about 85 000 using tPeirown oxen and Six cases of theft (N$8 .640), one stolen In an interview with dreds of dollars more contrary to a report in farming families. dol1keys to plough while vehicle (N$25 000), six cases of thefts from The Namibian this week, than had been. al\ocated thepaper last week, over Negumbo said most of those who could afford.it vehicles (N$8 960), stock theft (N$300) and Nehumbo said the de- to the scheme. charging by operators the· land had been had hired private trac one robbery (N$250) were also reported., partment had spent hun- Undetfhis scheme, the was not the major reason ploughed already, and tors, Nehumbo said. J udgentent in gent Drought case set for May aid to

afterwards arranged to continue CHRISTOF MALETSKY meet on the Okahandjal Brakwater road for the the JUDGEMENT had been reserved until the end final transaction. JOSEF MOTINGA May in a High Court case in which a local business Christie went there with man is accused of illegally attempting to buy 338 the late warrant officer FEARS THAT drought rough and uncut diamonds. Andreas Shilomboleni in relief would be cut pre Itis alleged that Helder with Vercas. At the ac the boot of his car. maturely now that good J<1~ ~If&'fet& ' (44r cused's request he col At the arranged spot rains have been reported felHrlto a 'trap set by four leeted the three packets Christie handed the 338 over most of the country Namibian Police officers separately from the hid diamonds to Vercas who were quashed yesterday on September 261992. den Cornelius for Vercas allegedly weighed them when Immanuel Dumeni , In a roadside deal to inspect. again before paying under-secretary of the Vercas allegedly tried to Vercas allegedly N$550 000 and putting Cabinet Office, vowed buy 338 diamonds with a weighed each set of dia the diamonds in hi s that aid would continue. total value of N$769 793 monds split into packets pocket. Dumeni was reacting to and weighing 526,34 car- containing 237,55 and 46 However, as Christie a statment by the Namibia ats from a police agent gems each and made some opened his car boot to put National Farmers' Union while a police officer hid written notes before hand the money in (NNFU) ata press confer in the boot of a car waiting them back to Christie. Shilomboleni got out and ence in Windhoek yester ing to arrest him. Vercas is accused of then arrested Vercas. day. President Mubita According to the offering to pay between Vercas denies all the al Lusepani said the union charge-sheet a certain N$500 000 and N$600 legations against him. would ask the government Cornelius Mestert was OO(Mor the gems. Ettiene duJ Qi t, acting for to extend drought relief if given thfee packets ofdia- Vercasasked to exanr Vereu. asked that bisdi it found thatreeovery from monds by Chieflnspector ine the diamonds again at ent be discharged. the effects of the recent Hennie Brink. He then his house to determine the He said the evidence drought had not taken went with a Christie precise amount. At the before the High Court did place. Dumeni said the Mostert to meet Vercas at house Vercas allegedly of not warrant a conviction Cabinet decision to stop a Hochland Park Oat. fered Christie N$225 000 and that the police trap drought rei ief to the south Cornelius Mostert hid for the 55 diamonds, "had a big question mark by February and to the secretly in a room in the N$125 000 for the 237 over it from the word go". north by June was not fi Oat while Christie Mostert diamonds, and N$200000 Judge Theo Frank post nal. Based on recommen attempted to set up a deal for the 46 gems. The two poned the case to May 30. dations by extension of ficers in the regions, ad justments could be made. Should a particular area Go.od rains continue recoverquickly,aid could bItro~) ~d -~.;t~-~ ';! , :!,,, " . be stopped immediately. AN estimated 50mm of rain fell at to an area hard hit by drought over the If not, it could be ex Otjinene on Monday, according to past years and farmers now hope for CHARRED WRECKAGE ... The burnt-out remains ofmillionaire Andreas tended, he said. the Weather Bureau. Although no good mahangu harvests. Nekwaya's light aircraft which plunged into a mahangu field at Oshakati The Ministry of Agri official figures were available for Figures for other areas on Monday on Monday. The pilot Mandala Nakala was killed when the six-seater culture, Water and Rural other places in the North, our repre- were: Omaruru 23mm; Eros Airport Cessna 310 exploded shortly after it crashed. A trainee pilot on board, Development would have sentative at Oshakati said rain had 24mm; Windhoek Airport 36mm; Peter Nambambi, managed to escape the blazing wreck. Owner Nekwaya to work out the cost of fallen over the whole area up till yes- Gobabis 20mm and Suiderhof 30mm. had a lucky escape. He had been due to go on the trip but stayed behind extending drought relief terday morning. More rain is expected over a large when two businessmen arrived at his offices to see him. Photo: Oswald and table recommenda: The good rains have brough' relief part of the country this morning. Shivute tions to the Cabinet. p • • ''<7-' I · 30% . ... _cb. 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,J " ' -. '" __ ,J 1 t ~ ~~: J J , , ... J. •• ~. • .. . ) J C ( .. I • I' ,. 6 Wednesday January 12 1994 THE NAMIBIAN T a nzania puts ban on Apla PAC shocked at policy change

JOHANNESBURG: The Pan Afr;canist (Apla) of carrying out "Tanzania has always Congress (PAC) reacted with surprise to attacks against civilians been sympathetic to the yesterday's Tanzania's decision to ban it and members of the se- PAC and Apla," said from using its territory as a base for attacks ,curity forces, welcorl}ed Cilliers. on South Africa. the decision. Military analysts be- "We would certainly lieve Apla has a hard "I'm surprised there is about talks with Pretoria welcome any decision by core of guerrillas inside such a position coming on a mutual cessation of any neighbouring state South Africa, supported out like "that," PAC hostilities. directed towards the by headquarters and Deputy President Tanzanian Foreign peaceful resolution of logistical bases in Tan- Iohnson Mlambo said. Ministry officials in Dar disputes in South Africa zania and the Transkei "Inanycase,whatever esSalaamsaidthatfrom and to promote the black homeland, which RIDER ON THE STORM Art'd th hth f1 d t r th the position is we have now on the PAC would democratic process," denies harbouring Apla b db k fth S:" ~yc I~ n ets Irpou~ eMoodwa Fel on , e , " b su merge an so e emenvermcen ra anson, on ay. 00d 109 ~Iways ,had good, rela- not ~e permitted to Issue said SA government mem ers. , continues to affect many areas of France including the capital and over the tlOns with Tanzama and hostile statements or plot spokesman Dave Stew- South Afnca's Law I t ~ k h d I I d t t d h those relations remain against South Africa ard. and Order Minister pahs tewRwete s . asNcause arge sca e amage 0 proper y an omes. sound . f rom anyw here In' T an- I a kkle' C'II'I lers, d'Irec- H emus K ne' I says po I'Ice 1------..:------0 0: eu er via ampa Tanzania is one coun- zania. tor of the Johannesburg- investigating the Decem- try thathassupported the "The government (of based Institute for De- ber 30 killing by black liberation struggle and Tanzania) is closely fence Policy and an ex- gunmen of four people Joint plan on violence we have always been monitoring-and supports pert on guerrilla warfare, in a Cape Town pub have based in Tanzania." the progress of the demo- said the Tanzanian deci- directly linked Transkei He denied that the cratic process in South sion was "extremely to the incident and has PRETORIA: The SA persuade it to join negotiations. PAC used Tanzania as a Africa, especially the positive". asked the multi-party government and the ANC were Mandela said he had briefed the State base for attacks as "it is agreement for multi- "There is a clear ini- Transitional Executive planning against violence, State President on his Monday meeting with not near to here". party elections A'pri127 ," tiative underway inter- Council (TEC) to inves- President FW de Klerkand ANC CP and Afrikaner Volksfront leader He said the PAC, thegovernmentsaidina nationally and within the tigate. president Nelson Mandela Dr Ferdi Hartzenberg, whereafter Dr which has refused to statement. African continent to get Police say two of 11 announced at a joint news Hartzenberg said there was no point in abandonitsarmedstrug- Pretoria, which ac- all parties on board men they are holding in conference in Pretoria continuing talks with the ANC on the gle despite reforms in cuses the PAC's armed (South Africa's transi- connection with the at- yesterday Afrikaner demand for a "volkstaat". SouthAfrica,hadbriefed wing, the Azanian Peo- tion to democracy)," tack are confirmed mem- • De Klerk and Mandela repeated their Tanzanian authorities plc's Liberation Army Cilliers said. bers of Apla, _ Sapa The government ~ould spend the condemnation of unacceptably high ,jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-----;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;j next few days workIng on the plan levels of violence, particularly on the ,. '- following "important input from the East Rand and in parts of Natal. ANC's side", said DeKlerk.~e ~'l¥0 U(It).{nustcorne to an end," De Klerk sideS"will meet next week~~i sclJs~ said. Ht c'oncMed the problem had Available at the the composite plan. been exacerbated by Sunday's shoot The joint press conference was the ing during a tour of Katiehong by following branches: first in South Africa since the signing Ramaphosa and South African Com of the Pretoria Minute in August, 1990. munistParty leader JoeSlovo. Mandela -Olympia Yesterday's four-hour talks at Pre said if violence was to be ended spe -Independence Avenue toria's Union Buildings were attended cific proposals should not be publi by chief negotiators Roelf Meyer and cised at present. Cyril Ramaphosa, as well as Justice De Klerk said he remained confi and Defence Minister Kobie Coetsee. dent, however, that a free and fair Mandela noted the talks were con election was possible on April 27, but It's Back-To-School ducted in a "spirit of reconciliation". areas such as the East Rand and Natal The leaders discussed more talks "must be stabilised", - Sapa time again!! with the Freedom Alliance to try to * MA THEMA TlCAL SET r=i======;;-;;;; .. ;;;;;:;;;;::;;, Who really Killer cool S.99 , .. drink * BOOKLABELS killed King? JOHANNEsBURG: ' 1.25 (20 per set) MEMPHIS: The confessed murderer of Reverend A six~year old boy * HOMEWORK BOOK Martin Luther King is seeking a hearing into his died lUld another '2.99 allegations that he was set up by those who con was injured wh~n a spired to kill the civil rights leader, his lawyer said. bottle of homemade In the 24th year of a 99-year sentence handed ginger beer * SCREWTYPE CRA YONS exploded at an 99 down for confessing to the 1968 assassination, 9. (12 per pack) James Earl Ray, has filed a petition in which he also Eld.orado Park PREFOLDED 14 PLASTIC argues that the 1969 Tennessee law under which he home, south of * Johannesburg, on BOOK COVERS(IOper pack) was tried did not allow plea bargaining in first degree murder cases. Monday afternoon. 4. His lawyer William Pepper told a news confer GiehdalBrand bled ence Monday that Ray continues to believe that a to de.Jlth when Dying * READY MADE A4 BROWN "broad conspiracy" was behind King's murder on glasS cut his throat PAPER (10 per pack) the balcony of The Lorraine Motel in Memphis, and.. right arm. An State Prosecutor John Pierotti did not comment ll-y~~r old boy, . on Ray's petition, which could lead to a state grand known to police as 99 jury investigation into the slaying, Pille, was·cuton the * PENCIL CASE • A hearing would also allow Ray's lawyer to rig·itt leg. Police question witnesses, review sealed government files spokesman ' Capt Joseph Ngobeni * LARGE ERASER • * 3x PELlGRAPH PENCILS (24) and test the rifle used to kill King. Pepper did not mention any names in Ray's said five boys were alleged assassination plot, but said that his client playmg outSide the continues to believe he was set up by an underworld Brand bouse when GlendaJ shook the ·AII jl( C"lt include GST • E&OE • While stocks last· No dealers figure he knew as "Raoul." Ray was arrested in London two months after ginger beer and bit Benefit From The Change In KIng's assassmation. Another recent petition by the ground with the Ray's lawyers to reopen the King investigation was bottle. The bottle turned down by Pierotti. - Sapa-AFP exploded. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday January 12 1994 7 Winnie after.Taiwan's cash

T AIPEI: Winnie Mandela is in Taiwan, country faces social, cul- Buddhist temple and a seeking help for husband Nelson Mandela's tural and family bank- women's group and wi11 campaign for the South African presidency, ruptcy," Yang told AP. call on Foreign Minister a Taiwanese party official said yesterday. Mrs Mandela arrived Fredrick Chien before earlier this week but no departing Thursday, the Mrs Mandela, head of League, met yesterday announcement was newspapers said. the African National with leaders of the oppo made. Newspapers said Nelson Mandela vis Congress Women's sition Democratic Pro- the Taiwanese Foreign ited Taiwan, last August. i gressive Party, who Ministry invited her, but He said Taiwan had promised to lobby the the ministry declined to given a "most positive government for financial comment. and .encouraging" re- aid, party spokeswoman Newspapers quoted sponse to his requests for Yang Maysing said. unidentified officials as economic aid, and dis "She said' her hus sayingthevisitwaskept· closed that Taiwan band's presidential cam secret to protect Mrs agreed to donate US$ 10 paign needs everything Mandela from assassina- mi11ion to build a voca from gasoline to fax tion attempts. tional school in South ULUNDI: Entry by the machines while the Mrs Mandela visited a Africa. - Sapa-AP Policeint KwaZulu without the formal co-operation of, and consultation with the KwaZulu Police will be regarded as an invasion, IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi wamedyester day. The decision was made at a KwaZulu Cabinet meeting, a state ment by Buthelezi said. 'The KwaZulu gov ernment will therefore not hold itself responsi ble for the consequences which may ensue should such an invasion take place in areas under the jurisdiction of the KwaZulu Police. "And nor will KwaZulugovernmentbe held accountable for any thing that takes place outside formal arrange ments and co-operatron. with the KwaZulu gov ernment," said the state ment. Buthelezi said both police forces could op erate in each other's ju risdiction only after con sultation. - Sapa Inkatha shifts the GIRlS' blame BLACK SCHOOL DANGARA'S SIZES: 62 -76em JOHANNESBURG: The African National Con gress was solely respon sible for the tragic shoot ings in Katiehong on the East Rand on Sunday in which a Press photogra pher was killed and two journalists were injured, Inkatha Freedom Party Transvaal leader Themba Khoza said in Johannes burg yesterday. He said the ANC was prepared to risk lives for political mileage. The ANC had not or ganised the visit properly. It should have alerted peace monitors. the fFP or the police of the visit to protect its officials and the media, Khoza said. "If the IFP had known of lhe visit we would gladly have worked with 'the ANC to protect its safety. I personally would have stood as a barrier bl;:tween the ANC dclega lion and hostel dwellers:' Khoza said at a press .:on A SMAll DEPOSIT AllOWS YOU TO LAY·BYE ANYTHING IN OUR STORES. IT'S EASYI WE RESERVE THE RIGHT ro UMIT QUANTIrIES Young Cl'Ruule.m Relail 411856 . - Sapa 8 Wednesday January 12 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

Equity investors ride the boom Economic Indicators Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: FUND NAME Buy Sell Yie1d% INVESTORS IN UNIT trusts and other AB SA: equity investments will have seen their Managing GE: 178,75 167,20 3,61 savings value soar over recent weeks as the Industrial 154,58 144,58 3,51 Johannesburg Stock Exchange hit Income 105,61 104,37 na unprecedented highs. Some stockrnarket Your BOE: analysts think share prices could go higher, Growth 203,32 189,99 2,26 Money People's Income 105,76 104,64 although the more cautious warn ttiey are COMMUNITY: now heading towards danger levels and could W •• kly .rtl.I •• to h.lp y.u with your m ....y, ..... t ...... t ••. Growth Fund 132,13 123,95 7,15 get cut back, at least a little. W ...... v., o .. lv I .. Tho N.ml .. I ... . COMMERCIAL UN ION: Growth 156,0 I 145,66 2,58 Unit trusts, endow- insurance funds to put a trust industry says major per cent over the last two on rising, some are fore- COMPOSITE: ments and pensions in proportion into funds grew over 40 per quarters. castingitwillgetashigh All Share Index: 113,25 105,82 na Namibia are aB invested Namibian shares. But cent in the last 12 January 4 saw the big- as last year's peak of FEDLIFE: in Johannesburg Stock these have also shared months. The biggest unit gest ever rise in JSE US$408 per ounce or Fedgro GE 160,48 149,83 3,83 Exchange shares. How- some of the JSE price trust, the Old Mutual In- prices and the market even further. Credit GUARDBANK: ever recent laws now re- rises. vestors' Fund with 379 value of shares climbed Suisse of Switzerland Growth 3216,38 2989,71 3,39 quire pension and life TIle South African unit 000 investors, rose 25 R20 billion to a record recently said the current Resou~es 195,56 181 ,70 3,73 , R740billion.According high gold prices would Industnal 162,29 151,87 3,40 124,41 123,10 11,91 HoNk Hydro tUmlbla a.... the operator of an 011 cOl18ortlum which to dealers, much of the at least be kept up and ~~Io~~. money is coming from supply and demand are GE I e. "'0 IncIudH the Norwegian companIM SAGA, STATOIL and Bow 153,49 143,64 2,99 V.. ..,. No... Hydro Namibia a .• I. centNlly located In Wlndhoek. the managers of invest- fundamentally sound. METBOARD' m~nt ~nds in the US. O~er analysts think it Metfund GE . 254,73 238,55 2,82 With mterest rates low wdl be held up because Income 12672 125,39 10,42 in the US, they are look- speculators have cash METROPOLITAN: ' JlLHYDRO ing for risky but possi- and are moving towards. Metlife GE 141,80 132,51 5,14 Norsk Hydro Namibia a.s bly rewarding "emerg- gold and some forecast MOMENTUM: GE 312,80 293,14 3,59 ing markets" and South US$425/ounce. NBS: COMPUTER TEACHER REQUIRED Africa emerging from Old Mutual's senior Hal\~GE 1167,73 1090,41 3,02 The Norwegian OU Company, Norsk Hydro Namibia a.s requires the isolation is popular. unit trust manager Hallmark Income 102,24 101,22 na Shares in South Af- Adrian Allardice said NORWICH:GE 498,83 465.82 2,58 assistance of a Windhoek based computer teacher. In-house rica, bought through the last week foreign buy SAGE: teaching, during and after working hours are required for the financial rand, are seen ing of SA industrial and Gen Equity 3012,57 2808,25 2,92 following software: as cheap to US dollar mining shares is likely Resources 165,43 154,38 3,17 -MS DOS investors. And many to continue: "We had Financial 541,34 505,14 na - DBASE IV fund managers are keen been expecting a market Income 222,66 220,43 na -WINDOWS to increase their invest- upswing closer to the SANLAM: 1982,04 1855,22 3,17 ment in gold, and South April election, but it oc- GEI d - TURBO PASCAL (optional) 1550,13 1450,57 3,32 Teaching will take place in Norsk Hydro's offices in Windhoek. Africa has many compa- curred earlier than an- Prn. ex G th . h & d .. d Wh '1 . ,me row 559,68 524,15 4,20 Interested teachers are kindly requested to contact either Ms Cheryl mes w ose Jortunes . e- tlclpate . I e one IS Industrial 1218,89 1141 ,02 3,44 Simpson or Mr. Erik Holtar for further information. A quote, including pend on the gold pnce. understandably nervous Mining 328,20 307,43 3,94 CV and tuition rates, should be submitted to Norsk Hydro Namibia, The interest will mean aboutcurrentmarketlev- Income 110,33 108,63 na not later than Friday 22 January 1994. gold mines have more els and some temporary SOUTHERN: capital to replace worn consolidation is prob- GE 258,12 241,42 Norsk Hydro Namibia a.s Private Bag 13303 2,99 out mines. .J abte,1heforeiandemand ! Minlng G•• ;;(;~t1: '1' 175:65 :[; : 164/73,' -1,96 Wlndhoek, Tel:.230521. Fax: 230528 . According to analysts, for SA shares will con- Pure • 137,57 128,73 2,94 , the gold price could go tinue." He adds despite Income 595,38 583,47 na _~_~=~~=~_~~~~~_~_======~=~~===~~,~I~pri~ri~~reare ~~DAADM~ stdl shares to buy, such GE 140 1,08 1315,92 4,74 CITY OF WINDHOEK as construction compa- Income 93,98 93 ,01 11 ,02 nies which should do Gold 247,56 232,98 4,44 weB after the elections Industrial 123,86 116,54 5,66 CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT with more houses and International 126, I 118,05 2,52 TENDER C.E.971/93 other projects to build. SYFRETS: He points to the size of ~roWIh 368,35 344,39 3,32 148,10 138,38 2!J2 INVITATION TO TENDER foreign funds: "We have ruS1ee 113,35 112,22 11,83 ~Iarge linesof~ ~~ 1189,18 IITI,29 10,98 CONTRACT·;TITLE: THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE Just snapped up. '" ~t UAL" ! .• KUPFERBERG CLASS 11 REFUSE DISPOSAL SITE though the inve~tments GE '. 2643,45 ' 2480,55 4,09 are small in international Mining 469,39 438,85 2,73 TENDER NOTICE: Tenders are invited tor the operation and maintenance of a terms, they ~ largej n Selected 2372,07 2219.63 3,02 relation to the ~ouilt of Class 11 refuse disposal site, as more fully detailed in the official Gilt ~ 1331,63 1318,32 11,45 shares available. tender documents and drawings. Managed 1286,40 1210,62 4,09 The JSE has long suf Mu Income 1091,76 1080,84 4,56 fered from not having TENDER DOCUMENTS:Tenders documents are obtainable from the City engineer, enough volume of trad- Gold price P 0 Box 59, Windhoek. ing. Old Mutual, with Gold price in London yesterday: R80 bil1ion invested in London morning fixing : 384,35 DEPOSiT: Payment of N$150,OO per set of documents, whjch amguot is . shares, is the biggest eq London afternoon fixing : 385,45 not refundable. Alternatively, documents may be collected from uity investor. Room 516, municipal Offices, Windhoek of the production of The flood of invest- I Nam dollarlUS dollar receipt of the sum of NS150,OO paid to the Municipal Cashier ment money is closing Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing 3,4010/25 3,4015/30 on the ground floor. Tender documents will be available from the gap between the nor 12:00 on 10 January 1994. mal rand and the finan cial rand for foreign ex Financial rand change, and by last week Yesterday's opening Yesterday'S closing SITE INSPECTION: . The City Engineer and/or representative will conduct prospec 4,27/4,28 4,27/4,28 it was down to 20 per tive tenderers on a site inspection departing from Room 504, cent. Municipal Offices, Independence Avenue, at 09:00 on Friday, Money market But the cautious warn 90 day liquid BA rate: 21 January 1994. that just as share prices CLOSING TIME, Yesterday 'S opening Yesterday'S closing have risen from the US 10,25 10.25 DATE AND PLACE: Tenders in sealed envelopes marked "TENDER CE 917/93- buying, they could also THE OPERATION AN D MAINTENANCE OF THE fall if the US funds are * The Economic Indicators arc sponsored by: KUPFERBERG CLASS II REFUSE DISPOSAL SITE" must switched somewhere reach the undersigned on or be placed in the tender Box, else or taken back if there shou ld be economic or Municipal Offices, Independence Avenue,. Tenders will be ~pIAIR·iTrNWEIRisil ~NfJcio4~Rlplo;.RA TE D opened in public immediately thereafter in the Committee stockmarket problems at ~ - ~------home. Room, mezzanine floor, between second and third floor, We offer a full range of bro/

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TYAPPA NAMUTEWA ov~nyasha. ovo opo tava di meet~ndi novehe na awmo wOllanga manga, avahangl vahapu otava 'h fi h diladila kutya eshi nasho ataShi dulu okuhapupalifa OKUDJA. ee d u I a dI ap.u Iyo onena, on~ ee edopo. taku hpulwa kutya oshlke naanaa hashl et~ Nonandeoilonga yovataleli ya fimana shili shaashi edopo meefikola domOwambo. EPULO el~ otayandjeamayelemashitukulwaashishekambinga otali Iipulwa kovakwashiwana vahapu, yehanga, okwa konekiwa kutya ope na' eefikala no~ali nyamukulwa momikalo da yooloka. dihapu moshitukulwa odo hashi.dul1kadi kaleeedula Nanande aidjemo yomakonakono odula ya dja donhumba inadi talelwapo kamutaleli opo e uye a Loide Shishiiveni na Vilho Hamunyela, ava tava monika mefano eli, okwa ko, unene tuu moGrade 10 no- 12 taku hokololwa yandje Qmayele kovahongi, ye e litalelko yo ye li va yapulilwa ph'onibo yavo J.11omafiku 2 aDesemba mongeleka yaElcin ~uty a oi li xwepo moku yelekanifa needula da pita, mwene kutya ovahongi ohava longo. ngahelipi. pEenghango. Konima kolumosho otaku monika Likius Namutewa, um we ovanh u vahapu kave uditile natango ombil.i oidjemo Ovanhu vahapu otava diladill,l kutya onawa waavo va li oinghumbi. Efano: Oswald Shivute. .

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ya gu mo". Yamwe tayi Oswald Shivute ipopi le ngaaka nokw iikwat a e lishun:a kolu t Oshigwana oshindji okuza omutcnya gOmaandaha komalupanda. sigo csiku alihe ohela onkce ngaa sha kala tashi Epya lya kuku Martha OHAMBA yOvaherero, Kuaima Riruako, moDT A fiya akamahaolol a twa finda. . mbomboloka okuza koombinga noombinga moka mwi idhenge ondhila, Riruaka akwa vi likila nee kutya rilboli -oteli ~h ' n a dhOwambo shi yeshi tale ondhila yOmunangeshefa osha yela kutya pehala 00 e Ii yo omupresidende woNUDO, imwe ngaho nee koluti. shaashi amalenga aye na\'J ,d i a tscyika nawa Andreas NekWaY'd Kuthilandjeko , 1;11po.ka, nonande pw a yomeengudu odo da fikamifapo oDTA, okwa sho' yi idhcnga pevi momukunda Ekuku popepi adhika pwa pululwa nale, vilikila mOmaandaha kutya ongudu yaye ' vakwaa voNUDO ova kanyatela maDTA, ng..t,shi nOkatana momudhingoloko gwa Shakati. pwa kunwa iilyanoyamena itai likufa mo vali moDT A, shaashi etokolo tuu va kala eedula adishe da pita. ndkuli kwali, iilya otayi ka Kepulo limwe okwa nyam ukula ku t Y~1 ye 010 ola an'jwa kovaleli'vOvaherero oshoyo Ondhila ndjika ya li tayi sho osho oshikando gal ukil a' po nuudhigu (Riruako), ke udite nande ohani malwomanyenye ta hingw :J ~a a hin gi yaali shotango "shondhila oshok'a 'oya Iyatwa' po omutimangudu woNUDO. ea ningila aDT A, shaash i ei vati oshili yoovenl! ayo 'patHos Mandala Nakalc na yaapashu'wani iayi gu ' k 00 n a ~ u y 0 k ut a I a Riruaka mashi vike shetokalamudo okwa pitifile itai dulu akuholekwa. Nonande ongaha, akwa tokola Peter Nm;lbambi oya li yi nokwiiclhenga pe\(i noki ihauto yawol 6nghundana ayo kwa li ya halukifa aDTA, kutya ye ngaho okushuna maDTA, shaashi ovalandu li vaye itlhcnge pev i pokati mO shitopolwa sj1ik a nongudu yaye yoNUDO otave likufa mo niembwida asho va hala ngaho. komutenya gwOmaandaha pomat himbo ngaka Omusamane Nekwaya laDTA, shaashi vati aDTA kai va Iilepo shili notai ga ziko noku pyapo goshi gwana tas hi putuk a. okwa Ii a lombwele oshifo Nonande Riruako a takala akushuna moDTA , ota shika kutya okuza tuu ohela longo ashike mouwa way a vene, manga ti onghee tuu ta twikile nakukundafana nOhamba nOmuhingi Paulus Oshifo shika oonakuihoolola tava mono aixuna. Mandala Nakale naye omo rnokukatalelapo natango ok wa kala muupyak'adhi yOvadamara, Justus Garoeb oshoyo Kapitiya Hans woongodhi dhooku,ume Riruaka pefimbo ala okwa li a yandja eembedi Diergaardt wEembastela daRehabath kambinga a pile moka omanga ehala ndjoka omutenya dihapu kaDTA nokutanga kutya angudu yaye atai mukwawo Peter Nambambi gwohela osha adha po tad hi zi koombinga yoshikumhungu shedu, eengobe oshoyo omaliko noombinga dha Namibia ka kufa ombinga momahoololo tae uya angongudu a li e shi pondola ok uza mo ondumba yaantu ye ya ya amwe 00 a nyekelwe amihako odo pefimbo 10ita nopond je wo taye mu halele ye lifikamena. yeedula da pita, unene tuu maita yOvandawisi. sho yi iclhenge pc vi manga tale nkene ondhilayi li ngele oonk ond o nokukala inayi yeka omulilo. ya gu. Yamwe oya elelela Poshoongalele shOmaandaha osha sha ningwa nomukumo moshiponga oduduluka peumbo IOvaherero muKatutura. Riruaka Etakolo longudsu yoNUDO okushuna membwida, Onkundana sho ya uvika naanona ya wo n iih au 10 opo she shika sh eya akwa ti, etokala lokukufa NUDO maDTA ash a Ii ala tambulwaka namaoka a shambe kela ko shi gwa na. os howo yee ya tale nonkum we ombaadhilila. ashinima shaye shopaumwene nakwa li shi na komupresidende woDT A, M ishake Muyango, 00 a oshi gwa na shoka sha li she oshiponga os hiwinayi Aakonaakoni yoshiponga natango okukalekwa kewilikangudu 10NUDO. popya kutya ola nyika eendunge, shaashi akukala yi mono sho ta yi shondhila. shika nayo wo oya li ye ya indwangula po, os ha "Nani ombwanawa ngele ohela okukonaakona Konima nee yokuangala nomalenga Ovaherera membwida osho ashike vati tashi ka kelela epangela mbombolokele bbala tayi tuka nokweendelela yi nokwategelelwa oshizemo oshayo ovakwatelikamesha vamwe voNUDO, langudu imwe aike moNamibia nokamukalo ou, nkok~ Ofnolu ku (ale mpoka \\la hal a, shekonaakono ndika shi ka oshinimashakulikufamoDTA akwa li shaekelwashi oudemakali otau ka kala wa diinininwa po. okatalekonawa. unene tuu ndele nani ombwinayi ngele tseyithwe mbala. nakwa takalwa kutya NUDO natango i kale tuu moNamibia. ~f~ij t 2~ ;··;:::'i.r; ·~~ ·· '~J=\:~i.,t~"" i '\l -"'" t ... I t f J.J ' 4- ' .. I \. ... ' ...... J .,) 10 Wednesday January 12 1994 THE N'AMIBIAN

FAX.36982 Vatano natango Classified Advertisements va fila moiponga TEL. 36970 yomeendjila Special Services Vacancy Property For Sale Legal Notice I TYAPPA NAMUTEWA

THE AUENS ACT, 1937 VACANCY Three bedroom PRIVATE SALE OVASHINGI voubesa, unene tuu ovo hava humbata for all NOTICE OF INTENTION CASH for a teacher at the Elim house In Sauer street, Windhoek ovanhu eendjiJa diJe, ngaashi okudja moushimba North OF CHANGE OF your "oldies" from· Primary School, Wind· Okuryangava: For ' SURNAME okuya kOwambo ile koitukulwa imwe House no 413 Gate no 20 In and outside of hoek more 'Informatlon . I,Slmon Petrus residing at yokoumbangalanhu, natango otava indilwa 3 Bedroomed house your house, Subjects: call 216015 Ombuma, Ondangwa and nefimaneko opo va shinge noukeka nonelitulemo, Physical education (boys) 1 Toilet employed as a Student in 'furniture, electric opo· ku keJeJwe oUla{yo inaa pumbiwa. 00 taa Grade 1-6 1 Bathroom tend applying to the Minister appliances, build· kundanwa aJushe meendjila daNamibia. State other subjects 0-8 OAUIES Carpeted wflt! bOilt-ln cup of Home Affairs for authority . Ing material and boards. An outside build under section 9 of the Aliens Ekumaido eli ola oipongaihapuohaiholoka what·have you. Contact~ The Principal ing with garage. Act, 1937toassumethesur ningwa kopolifi oshoyo 0 m 0 I w 0 u has h a Contact today: P.O.Box 10702 Cost: n$155 000-00 name ot Uugwanga, for the k 0 m una s hip un d i wovashingi, on ghee ta reasons that Petrus is my 220012 Khomasdal Phone: 2982303(work) wehangano loubesa ningi natango eindilo ~ father's first name. I previ· or 221980 after work Tel : 212406 (0) PROPERTIES neetaxi moNamibia, sha kovashingi aveshe va kale hours. Come, we talk ously bore the name 22n31(r) NUUT GEBOU IN landula koshiponga osho ve sh ii kutya otava shingi Ronald S.Petrus. Any person who KHOMASPAL objects to my assumption of sha ningilwe komatango eemwenyo dovanhu. Quintronics 2 Slaapkamers the said surname of Omaandaha pokati Geyser natango okwa 1 Badkamer Pets & Animals Special Services Uugwanga should as soon kOshivelonoTsumebomo ninga eindilo la yuka Expert TV, Video and Ingeboude kaste as may be lodge his/her ob mwa fila ovanhu vatano movakwashiwana opo yo Audio Repairs Pry. N$120 000 jection, in writing, with a state also Microwaves and Do you need some Skekel Pamela of FOR SALE ment of his/her reasons poshikando, omanga ve li va kale nokulipashukila Vavuums one to do your O'Brllln Beutiful bred German therefor, with the Magistrate omulongo ve li vovene. Pamukonakoni Free collection & typing at a Groot erwe be.klkbear Shepherd pups. Black! of Ondangwa. moshipangelo ve li Geyser, ovanhu vamwe delivery reasonable price. In Doradoparlc tan, black/grey. monghalo tai Iimbilike. ohava tula vovene 4 Males, 1 female. Both THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Phone Dave to daY' Phone 221134 and Skakel my vandag nog P a h 0 k 0 I 0 I 0 eemwenyo davo parents imported and NOTICE OF INTENTION Don't delay Tel:224289 lomukulunhu wopolifi moshiponga eshi tashl ask for the fully registered. Pups OF CHANGE OF Tel: 42939 moshitukulwa,oshiponga dulika ta londo advertiser. not registered. Now SURNAME mb~1t~J TO LET ready. N$300 1,lmannuel Lunsameni eshi osha holoka eshi e wete ye mwene kutya Matheus residing at the Property Modern, two Phone 41007 (ah) omushingi wokabesa, oko kai li nawa ile tai shingwa single quarters in kwa li ka londeka ovanhu komunhu a kolwa ile ya bedroomed flat Dranjemund and employed N$1300 per month 13, nonande ka ufilwa londeka sha pitilila. Memorial as a Handyman intend ap GROUP OF including lights and plying to the Minister of Home ashike ovanhu 10, kwa Ii Hano ovakwashiwana ESTATE AGENTS water. Available now. Affairs for authority under ta kendabala okupitilila otavadimbulukifwa kutya Phone 51766 or section 9 of the Aliens Act, ohauto oyo i li komesho omufita wolutu omwene, 1937 to assume the surname WANAHEpA .. 51787 yaye. Komesho okwa ka on ghee ngeenge ou wete KATUJURA.. of Lungamenl, for the rea dja nee ohauto imwe kutyaokabesaoke yadi ile OKURYANGAWA sons that Matheus is my father's first name. I intend nokabesa okwa li ashike kake li kopate, ino londa Do you have your own ~ also applying for authority to ke na ngeno okushuna mo, ka konge eebesa plot? Let us build your 0-8 DAUIES change the surname of my kombingayako,ashikeoke dimwe. dream house for you!1I wife Ndumanonghenda lidengamohautoyoToyota 0 m una s hip u n d i Prlc.. from N$8O 000 Haitembu and two minor - Plan of your choices _tfi1ux o~.o ya li komesho • wehanganQ <, leeb.e.s,a cbJldrea ""~Y.II ·Yako. ·- . . , neetaxi muNamibia, - Burglar bars Pekka. I previously bore the - Fencing .n. name I.L.Ma1heus. Any Omushingi woHilux Thomas Mulunga, kepulo PROPERTIES - Nice facade person who objects to our opo a fila opo pamwe okwa ti, okwa ninga nale BE INDEPENDENT IN NEWLY BUILT IN assumption of the said sur novalondekwa vane. onghela eindilo kopolifi 1994 • OWN YOUR KHOMASPAL name of Lungameni should Ovanhu aveshekumwe 18 yomeendjila opo i kale tai OWN HOUSEIIII 2 Spacious bedrooms as soon as may be lodge his! ova ehamekelwa konenene eebesa edi AARON KARL her objection, in writing, with Your agent: 1 Bathroom momalipumomumwe aa, oshoyo oshihauto keshe Built-in cubboards HIMARUA a statement of his/her rea Melanle ven Dyk shaashi oihauto oya ninga osho tashi longifwa Tel:222n1 Price: N$120 000 . Born: 10/10/1916 sons therefor, with the Mag n a k a a I a n gat e. mondjila yaaveshe Phone Pamela or O'Brain Died: 08101/1992 istrate of Oranjemund. Oonakuehamekwaaveshe omanga shi he li nawa. KHOMASPAL Come and choose your In memory of our THE AUENS ACT, 1937 ova tambulilwa Ota ti, oihauto aishe, PLOT EN PLAN own plot NOTICE OF INTENTION beloved father. m 0 s h i h a k u I i I 0 unene tuu oyo Vanef N$80 000 Tel: 224289 OF CHANGE OF - 2 Slaapkamers of 3 It had been two years SURNAME shaLombard moTsumeb yokuhumbata ovanhu nai Slaapkamers since you were taken I,Robert Mathe Mbala resid omo taku hokololwa kale tai konakonwa mq\l~ " CLUB JUJE PAMOTZI - 2 Badkamers away from us. We ing at The University of kutyao mUlongo vomuvo oshoyo - --eembapifa- cherish memories ·Specialising in African - Diefwering Namibia, Windhek and em otau talwa pofingo. dovashingi. shared and we can only ployed as a Student intend music - Omheining Aka hako okabesa Omunhu keshe 00 taka Wendesdays & Fridays be grateful for the time applying to the Minister of - U eie kleurskema kotete taka li ovanhu monika ondjo meshingo Barbeque nights MAAK NOU U BESTE you were given to us. Home Affairs for authority 81 pamikalo da tya ngaho. lounasha, na kufwe 20hOO till late BELEGGING VIR We will always love and under section 9 of the Aliens PROPERTIES Halikasha hali katoka ombapila yaye, ndele tai Antiochie str. Ext. 14 1994!!! miss you. Act, 1937 to assume the sur name of Mathe, for the rea· otaku kundanwa oiponga kala ya didilikwa enyono Katutura Skakel Melenla van KI.ln beslgh.d. t. Your wife Christine and sons that Mbala is one of my ~ all children, family and tai etwa ngaho vati laye. Oonakushinga Tel: 62616 Wyk christian names. I previ Tel:222n1 Wlndg.wend friends kovashingi voubesa vanini oubesa noutaxi aveshe - 2 de Handse meubel ously bore the name R.M.Mbala. Anypersonwho ovo peemhito dihapu hava nava talike yo nawa - Bottle stoor Aa the world do.. not TO lET Legal Notice objects to my assumption of shingi hamufifikinwa ngeenge ove na tuu shili - Diensstasie know H:''THE SERMON Flat with one bed the said sumame of Mathe kayavela nokudipaa ngaha ohafela yokuhumbata ON THE MOUNT"' - Weg-neem-ete room, lounge, kitchen should as soon as may be oshiwana. ovanhu. "Do "rat whet you expect - Restaurant weg-' neem- THE AUENS ACT, 1937 NOTICE OF INTENTION lodge his/her objection, in Omuyandjimulombo of your neighbour I" la (large), next to taxi ete Okabesa keshe oko taka thla IIvabl.? OF CHANGE OF writing, with a statement of rank, next to Super - Skoenwinkel wopolifi, Inspector Sean hangika ke na epuko tali H. who puta the Sermon SURNAME hislherreasons theretor, with market. - Blomwinkel Geyser, kepulo ota ti, dulu okuetela ovanhu on the Mount Into I,Martha Lukas residing at the Magistrate of Windhoek. (price N$600) oshipong~, onawa ka practlc., will experl.nc. lindjinda, On~a ande~ ...volutlonery and Tel211747 Kontak: ployed as a Teacher intend kufwe ko kop[ate fiyo poalM•• ffects In hla IIf •. Frltz von Moltke applying to the Minister of Missing / Lost epuko la wapalekwa, Writ. for I 'ree brochure: T.I: 223218(w) Home Affairs for authority shaashi ope na oubesa Unlv..... II .. L.ben, 0-8 DAUIES 41519(h) under section 9 of the Aliens A girl aged 15 years . An· vamwe haku ti eshi a 8b/42, L-______..... Act, 1937toassumethesur- Haug.rrlng 7, 97070 swering to the name of lombwelwaa londololemo name of Mushimba, for the Wurzburg, Germany. ANGELA NZWANA For Sale reasons that Lukas is my ovanhu ye modoolopa ei father's first name. I intend MWAMPOLE . ya shikula ko natango ota Personal ..n.. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ also applying for authority to Dissapaered on Saturday londeke vali sha pitilila. PROPERTIES 1991 B.MW. 3251 change the surname of one 08/01193 at 12hOO on her Mulunga okwa indila ·EXECUTIVE· . ch'ld h ' th way from visiting her father Newly built in Dorado White. NC. AIT, Motorplan. minor I w 0 IS on e tau pumo, opo omushingi park. 3 bedrooms, built at Okurinangawa to 72 000 OOkm surname of the father al- keshe aha lalakanene in cubboards, spacious For only N$49.500 .00 Incl . ready . I previously bore the Gemeente. She was wear ing a black skirt with red ashike oshimaliwa, ndele lounge, garage, kitchen G.S.T. name M.Lukas. Any person REACH THE NATION, and green dots and red a kale nefiloshisho with built-in cubboards. Tel221124/221135 who objects to our assump- ADVERTISE IN THE a . tion of the said surname of blouse. Her hair was ieemwenyo (Big erf) NAMIBIAN, Cal224289 ,..------..,. Mushimba should as soon plaited with extensions. If dovatwaalelwa vaye. 1988 Toyota DICab 2200 PHONE ROSSL YN, Brain or Pamela as may be lodge his/her ob anyone has seen her or Ta indile n at an go 4x4 . Metallic·blue, Turbo, jection, in writing, with a state ROY, KURT, HARRY Price N$155 000-00 know of her whereabouts. oovene voubesa opo va Double tank, NC. Speed ment of his/her reasons OR DIDI AT 36970 OF Chooose your ert we control , Broad tyres and FAX 36982. OR COME don'thesitate to contact her fute ecndalaivadavo naw a therefor, with the Magistrate mother at tel : arrange financing. Call more. All these ex tras for of On?angwa. AND SEE US AT OUR opo!;\d4 ha kale vali tadi now to avoid disappoint- . only N$51 000·00 Incl GST OFFICE IN JOHN 204 2203 (w) ask for Hilda Tel :221124/221 135 lihak ana o i maliwa ment MEINERT STREET Ndimulunde or at home tel: 52711 noktieta oiponga. ------,; ~~~ : !!:~'!!E~~~ ; ~ ;~!,,::i THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday January 12 1994 11 Frenchman New Zealand find their form Sport Shorts to manage Young Ones meeting Cameroon SYDNEY: Paceman Chris Pringle took 4-40 fourth wicket in 61 minutes from 104 balls after and one catch yesterday as New Zealand New Zealand had slumped to 40-3 in the 15th over. PREMIER League runners-up Young Ones FC will Y AOUNDE' H . scored a 13-run win over Australia in a But once Greatbatch fell again to Warne's flip hold their Annual General Meeting at the Stars Hotel · h IF' en~1 World Series Cup Iimited-overs cricket per, the slide resumed and New Zealand lost 39-6 to in Khomasdal next Saturday, January 22 at 16hOO. All M IC e ranee s . . " match at the Sydney Cricket Ground. be 168-9 until Gavin Larsen hit out in the final three Young Ones players, supporters and new players na tIOna manager overs to be unbeaten on 29. wishing to join the team this season are asked to attend from 1984 to 1986 A~s~al~a ~as b?wled out for 185 with nine balls Larsen and last man Richard de Groen took 14 the meeting. Young Ones have announced that they ' left In ItS Inmngs In reply to New Zealand's 198-9 h as b een name d . 50 from Paul Reiffel's last over of the innings, with will not take part in the CAF Cup duo to financial ' W' In overs. constrains. C ameroon s or d Opener David Boon top-scored with 67 and wick- Larsen depositing the final delivery overmidwicket Cup manager. etkeeper lan Healy made 48, but their 77-run stand for six. Michel, capped 58 for the sixth wicket was the only bright light in Glenn McGrath finished with the best figures for B lack Africa netball times by France, said he Australia's batting. Australia of 3-29 from 10 overs with three maidens. be I ieved . Cameroon Unless South Africa wins its lasttwo matches by - Sapa AP AUNTY Ricky Fredericks, spokesperson of the Black could go a long way in large margins, the New Zealanders will join Aus:, Africa Netball Club, has announced that they will hold the US tournament. tralia in tM best-of-three finals series later this their Annual General Meeting at her old house in "I have a good idea of month. Katutura on Friday at 18hOO. "Very important issues w hat the team should Australia has eight points from six matches, while will be discussed and all team members and supporters be," he added. New Zealand has seven and South Africa three. are cordially invited to attend. New members are also more than welcome," Fredericks said. He has not yet signed Earlier, Australian spinners Shane Warne and - a contract but said it was Allan Border ripped through the middle order to secondary to arranging a hold New Zealand to its then-modest total of 198. Soccer upset fixture list of friendlies Warne took 2-27 from his 10 overs while Border

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