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Africa South Vol.3 No. 114 March 3 1993

THE Namibian Govemment has been un· able to gain more information about two Namibians detained by the Angolan gov­ ernment as aUeged mercenaries. The men have been held in Angola ror more than two months now, A Namibian Foreign Affairs spokesper­ son said yesterday that despite ''repeated attempts" both through tbe Angolan Embassy in Windhoek and through tbe Namibian High Commission in Luanda no further details on Carolw lzaks and Jan Horn had been forthcoming. The spokesperson said that his Ministry had r«eivet;J a 'note verbale' rrom the An­ golan embassy last week reporting that -- Iz.aks had been killed in the fighting in ~- Huambo, but he described this as " uncon­ SWAMPED .. , Many people in the O mbalanlu district were left homeless last week when fl ood waters washed away or firmed". Thetwomen, both from Gobabis, bomestead~w~a;m~ped~~th~ in'~ it' ~h~o~m~.~st~.a~d~';f~O~";O";inone~g~b~'~'~Vy~ or leve, ..~.~ral ns; washedin~50~U~th:":n~An~g:O: away. Shoombel a:an~ dis~ npictured:ort:be=rn~N: sitting''''~'b ~oni ~a.~A: lopbo;V~':: of one :P:.trus of: the~S hutsb~oo~ whichm:be;'~S ~ii ~~~lastin December,to 10afte sellr apa car.par- ;are now Oswald Shlvute 'RIm'seam 18 health workers in court

TYAPPA NAMUTEWA AND TOM MINNEY ANOTHER six employees of the I Nolte's fate l Ministry of Health and Social Serv­ J ices appeared briefl y in the Wind­ in balance boek Magistrates Court yesterday

TYAPPA NAMUTEWA on charges of fraud. Twelve nurses ap­ Although no charge THE sensational Swfikopmund bungalow peared in court on simi­ was put to the six ac­ murder trial will come to an end tomorrow lar cbarges on Friday. cused yesterday, it is when J udae Tbeo Frank is expected to ,,\le The court appearances alleged that some of them judgement. follow tbe discovery of have already received Schalk Nolte, 43, a former dog master with massive fraud at the thousands of rand the police, is accused of havin, shot and KatuturaandWindhoek through the seam. Dep­ killed his girlfriend Beatm Swart at the bospitals which, accord· utypennanentsecretary Swakopmund bungalows on April 19 last ing to some reports, Onesmus Akwenye year. SWlrt was shot between her eyes at amounts to more than agreed that some indi­ pointblank range. RI minion. viduals could have taken Nolle closed h is case yesterday after call· Sources at the hospi­ as much as R20 000. ing: fi ve witnesses to testify in bis favour. lal yesterday lold 1be TIle chain of fraud was He has pleaded not guilty and insists that Namibian that at least uncovered during an Swan committed suicide because she su/­ one more arrest is ex­ intemal investigation, tered from stomach cancer and could not pected Police said seven Akwenye said this is still bear children. more caterciay were: Amhouy water last week. As a result vehicles are now unable to move between DUI'ing the trial, Nolte has been come up Mi nistry through false WilIiarn Malg..-;, 26, who Uu kwaluudhi and Ombalanlu. Many vehicles were left stranded when with a number of different versions of wh at claims for overtime, was released on h:liJ of the road and bridges 'crumbled ' in the face of the flood onslaught. According to cesidents, helicopters are needed to rescue them. Pholo: cont. on page 2 allowances and other items. conI. on page 1 Osw.ald Shivute i 2 Wednesday March 3 1993 THE NAMIBIAN 1I j ; jl Easter killing

FROM PAGE 1 been bribed by Warrant I I Officer Haasbroek to actually happened over blackmail him (Nolle). fateful the Easter wcek- According to Wailers. end. all the wilJJeSSeS had been Initi ally he told the independent and had not court he bad been in the been influenced in any Dr.Gonzo toilet when Swan alleg- way. Further. Nolte had edlycommittedsuicide. failed to call witnesses Nolte later dlanged his to support these allega­ Unleashed! story and said he was tions. coming out of the toilet "The accused was an when he saw Swart with untruthful witness who a pistol in her hand. He chose to personally at­ wanted to grab the pis- tack police members. I tol from her and a shot therefore request the wenroff fatally wound- court to reject all his al: i.ng her. legations," Walters said Of)' another occasion Counser for NOire, he said he was' outside Gert'uud Burger, argued the bungalow on his way that-his client had' not to the shops, but real· intended to kill Swart isedhe hadforgonenhis and maintained Nolte car keys in the bunga- had done everything he low. When he went in- could 10 save her life BEAUTY COUNTDOWN ... Juanits du Plessis, 18. from Windhoek is side 10 fetch the keys, he "after she shot herself'. another Narnibian beauty who has entered the 1993 Miss Republic of foundSwartholdingthe Burger also disputed Namibia beauty pageant. Her hobbies include dancing, swimming and pistol, who proceeded to the State's evidence that r-:-rea=d::in"g". ______shool herself righl be· Nolle and Swart had tween the eyes. quarrelled before the After Nolte closed his shooting. 'Swapo should do case yesterday, Slate According to Burger, Prosecutor John Walters Nolle had only asked GET YOUR COpy OF suboitted that Nolle Swart what sbe was sbould be convicted as trying 10 do when be saw HEARTS AND MINES charged. her with a pistol in her more on missing' Waiters argued that hands. FROM: Noltewasaliarwbobad He submitted that SWAPO should he < 'b' the Government to take tried 10 pull out all stops Nohe should be released lor Nanu laDS wbo bad the matter forward, says to put the blame on as there was DO evidence giving more ClHtp- gone missing before .. the ICRC believes that * ALii LEADING ~wart. tbatbebadkilledSwart. eration to the Inter- independence to He also rejected Judge Theo Frank national Committee Swapo's liaison officer. a more efficienl and earnest co· operation BOOKSTORES Nolte's allegations that reserved judgement until of the Red Cross, Since the last report in between Swapo and its some state witnesses bad tomorrow morning. according to infonna- August 1992, another * THE NAMIBIAN OFFICES office in Windboel.: is a * MAIL ORDER rr=====i======::;i tlon tabled in the received177 requeslS and thesebad werebeen key to the issue of the On the crime beat National Assembly being pmcessed 10 pass search for missin g r------, yesterday. on to Swapo. Namibians. ,. THE police at Otjiwarongo yesterday re- The ICRC complains However, added the The ICRC adds that I I would like to I ported two cases of stock theft in which 60 that its search for miss- ICRC, between August since August last year I order ...... copies of I goats and 60 sheep Were stolen. 1be corn. ing Namibians is now 11 and November 30 last the governments of billed value of the livestock was put at RI} being hampered by year the ICRC had only Angola. Botswana and : Hearts and Mines : 160. Police also reported that a suspect had Swapo's response. received replies to 50 South Africa have also been arrested in eonnt:ction with rape. A The ICRC offi ce said tracing requests. "The promised to co-operate I at R27,50 per copy. I woman was raped at Orwetoveru at 09h30 on that since November Governmenl of Namibia in the search. I (GST included) I February 26. 199 1, ilsstaffhad given is respectfully requested Botswana has ap­ , pointed a liaison officer ~==:::::~======:::::::::::::::==:::I.g2 .:1~8~4..:lnl~C~in~g~req~u,=s~ls:., to remind Swapo of its I I in the Office oftbe Presi­ r pledge fo r an effective t I Name: ...... I r------.. dent bul said il was only I TOWN COUNCIL OF ARANDIS I co-operntion," says the I I I I ICRC. A letter from the a place of transit and I··················································· I Tender: Arandis: to·Seater minibus ICRC'sHar:u, of6ce lo would not be able to I Postal Address: ...... I I Prime Minister Hage provide much informa­ • I I Tenders are hereby invited for the supply and delivery of one 10 seater I Geingob, mandated by tion. I ...... I minibus F.O.R Arandis. I I ...... •...... •...... ,. ..: ..•... I I Health fraud No Tender documents arc available and prospective tcnders must provide I I I Akwenye added lold I ...... I and stipulate full detai ls. - • - • •• - - I , . FROM PAGE i 1 . I The ·Namibian that th(' RI 200; Trefina Ministry's clampdown I ·1 It is a condition of this tender that the fOllowing aspecls-bC-uncluded In 1 Kadhikwa, 36,-on bail on Iheft . which yester­ I Enclosed IS 'a . cheque/postal the specifications: . : . .. : • ~ - ~ • =- ~ - ~ -J l arder payable to Free Press of I ofR2000; Amos Philli. Oay moriiiog saw all ~ I pus, whose bail waS' fiXe£! people leaving Wind­ , I Namibia. I (a) Underbody spray I at R800; Cbarles Phiri. hock bospital including I I (b) 5-Specd transmi ssion 36, and Makoanyane nurses having their bags I OR I (c) Fuel injection with minimum of75 kW a15000 Lp.m or with Rafacl Malupu, 40, who searched, was succeed­ carburcttor: Sin gle downdraught: Output ( ISO Net) 75 kW @ were granted bail ofR 1 ing. Goods had been : Debit my credit card, : 5200 r.p.m. 500; and Emilia Khoa­ recovered and people I Visa/Master/Other I I (d) Factory installed alarm and immobiliser ses, 32, who was also arrested since much released on R I 500 bail. tighter security began last I Number: ...... I (c) Faclory installed fan airconditioner (0 205nO RI495 S whcelrims with stcclbelt tyres All s i~ accused were year. arrested on Monday. The Ministry is also : Signed: ...... : (g) Deli very lime 10 be within 4-6 weeks Their case was post­ set to take ils own disci· (h) Tenders to be valid for 60 days I Date: ...... I poned to March 12 for plinary action agaimt!be plea. when the 12 who offending civil servants I I Tcnders in scaled enveloped marked:"Arolldis: ID-Scaler Minibus" must I Please return this form to I appeared in coun on and is believed to have be in at the 7th Aoor. Room 706. City-Centre Buiding. Windhoek. or 10 Frid.ty will also appear recommended dismiss­ I Hearts and Mines I be posted to Private Bag 1325 1. Windhock. again. alsinmanycases. These I The Namlblan, PO Box 20783, I Magistrate A Mutil· still have to be confinned All enquiries must he forwarded 10 mr.AJ.Burger. tclephonc number itha presided with Heidi by the Public Service IL Wln ______dhoek, Namibia. ..lI (061)-2247 11 or fa x number (061) -23 11 86. Jacobs as prosecutor. Commission. The Town Counc il of Ar.mdis is not bound 10 accept thc lowest or an y Keep death off our roads. lender. OR ELSE ... Closing date: 19 March 1993 all2:00 Don't Drink and Drive! "' "",",'''' ~ ------. , '-' , , ,. . ,~. "'. ,~.t; ;"'-"/(' THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 3 1993 3 l No more -official opposition SA medics help 9 Nam children "inheriled luxuries of !he cow" - has not taken up TOM MINNEY plans. Staby warned that colonial past". the challenge. while the population A SOUTH Afri can medical team possibly set a Katjiuongua said fu­ " In the type of econ­ grows at 3 per cent a world record by performing corrective surgery on THE "official" opposition lost its title yes­ ture budgelS should be omy we are promoting, year and farmland and nine Namibian children with a rare condition at terday as its was not opposing construe­ worked out by tailoring it is imperative that trees continue to disap· Oshakati State Hospital , the Namibian Health and _ lively and from yesterday was simply " the bow much we spend growth in employment pear to ecological mis­ Soci al Services Ministry said in a state me nt yester­ opposition", according to what we comes from the private management. we will day. think revenue will be so sector." He accused them never meet the needs of The nine patients. aged between one and four, This was the verdict of He painted a picture of budgelS are gradually of being negative, espe­ the people who have were born without an anus and had colostomies an aggressive Prime Namibia 's economic balanced over the next cially with foreign in­ been getting steadily which allowed body waste to be removed through Minister Hage Geiogob future : "A nation of small six years. vestors and or arbitrary poorer for many years. a surgically-constructed opening. (Swapo) in yesterday's property-owners across Geingob re plied , lay-ofis and of not dis­ Or Ben Africa COT A) Durban pediatric ~ urgeon Professor GD Hadley National Assembly the board - with every­ commending Ministers cussing what they are warned the gap between and pediatric anaethetist Dr A Rosenberg were budget debate. one having something of for "frugality and good doing with their partners. income and spending invited to demonstrate their skills by the hospital 's Moses Katjiuongua his or her own to be proud management" and say· Government and uniOIlS. would probably be big­ general surgeon, Dr Philemon Amaambo. a Uni­ (National Patriotic Front) of." He said "Oom Gert" , ing nobody is more Hans-Erik S taby ger in the next budget, versity of Natal University graduate, and surgery supported MQnday 's call the Minister of Finance, concerned about the (Democratic Tumhalle partly because of the was performed in the last week of February. foroppositioDparties to should have given more private sector than the Alliance) looked rather regional councils. He The statement said all the patients now had unite to make them more details after three years President and the Cabi· at what was not in the said Namibia had sev­ reconstructed anal muscular control and a normal effective. Debate 00 the of independence on bow net. He said they listen budget - the underlying eral factors which de­ passage. budget and several other we score at fighting to business figures, take crises of popUlation terred investors and "This was an invaluable service provided by the subjects was better from unemploym e nt and them on trips to open growth and destruction suggested education University of Natal medical faculty, without re­ several sides yesterday wealth and income re· doors, cut company tax, of the e nvironment. He against crime, rape and muneration, as a goodwill gestu re in regional co­ than OD M onday. distribution. created an export proc­ pointed out there was other human rights abuse operation," the Ministry statement said. Ka.tjiuongua slammed Further, Government essing zone and are no serious debate in the should stan at schools, The operation could now be performed at Os­ Slate intervention as rationalisation should de veloping incentive house on these and they couns should get tough hakati and Windhoek. ownership by the elite include pruning Cabinet packages, but the pri­ do not feature in the and Government should P"O","" ,,'. p

MlIT ARE: An expa· mate medical doctor who ignor ed a s u b· poena a nd decided instead to go o n holi­ day in Namibia will bejaiJ ed when here­ turns to Zimbabwe, the High Court de­ cided in Mutare yes· terday. The Ziana news agency repons that Dr Plorian Smitmans, a German natiooal employed by tbe Part· time r------• Now------Reopen--ed' ------·I government at Mutare employment I General Hospital, was served a subpoena on IN T H E LINE-UP ._. is-year-old Alphea Beu- I kes from Windhoek is one of the entrants vying Research compa n y January 29 to give evi- CLUB TUJE for a place in the final line-up of the M iss is urgentl y looking dence in a murder trial. Republic of Namibia beauty pageant. Alphea fo r well s poken and But whe n Or enjoys swimming and dancing. intelli ge nt pt'O pl eto PAMODZI Smitmans was reminded on February 2A to ap- 1-::======:-1 juin t h em on a pear in court he said he cnuntry·wide s ur­ would not attend the trial Bang mystery vey. Successful 'Ip­ under new management because he was going plicanls will r c­ on holiday. THE loud bang ceive e xt c n s h ' c He wa'i warned he which led to an air training. Ap pli­ This lime would be in contempt of and land search over cants \\'ill he ex· the AFRlKAN EXTRAVAGANZA onry court , but left fo r Na­ 400 sq km south of pecled to conduct I m ibia on February 26 Kalkfeld remained intt'f" iews w ith Ihe LIVE! LIVE! LI VE! anyway. unexplained yester­ m e mhers tlf th e >t IMPACTU S 4 "The las t thing the OKURYANGA VA day. p uhlic .IIHI to • DJ BENNY court would want is to VERY URGENT SALE I The loud exploding sound Erf with building zoned travel. in w hi c h • DEUCIOUS CHEESE & WINE fri ghten ofr expatriate reponed by several people for resident ial or l':.se transpurt and Friday and Saturday doctors. but this doctor some 40km south of business purposes a l'l' ~ ) lII ud a t i o n will has decided he is above Kal kfeld on Monday Time 20HOO tilll. te the law," s aid Mr Jus­ morning was at first linked he full y covcr cd. Admission RIS,OO tice Robinson yesterday. to a possible plane crash App li cillllS with Bookings: Tel: 215473 "He decided it is more in the area. own transport will important to go on holi­ A plane due to travel he 1}:lid i"or the us­ day in Namibia and over the area, a South ,l j!e . M a r ket re · YOUR GUEST DJ CHINA African-registered Cessna seems to have adopted a la Il'd l:O lll lll issioll is 310, did eventuall y land (LUANDA'S BEST DJ) confrontational attitude. at Otjiwarongo and pro­ R15000 p:ly .. hle. "A warrant of arrest is ceeded onto Rustenburg Come and make l'll',lse lelephom' l'>.'iUed agai n.'l:t him so Ibat P/lwse /lole Guys 1111151 bring Iheir pa r/tiers along in South Africa safely. an offer (()6 11 21-'J7 .'X ']IId on his retu rn he will be We have str ict and safe secur ity (or you and your car The only explanation Phone Ilttccn Slahllcr leave ~tl u r naull' locked up in jail until Annclllanc COC IJ.cC offered for the bang was and Il'IephOlIl' ~ ------. arrangements fo r his that it was produced by TeI: 420HI (11 ) IIIlIllin'r . reica'l:c arc made ." - freak weathc rconditions. 2298111 (11 ) 4 Wednesday March 3 1993 THE NAMIBIAN

diet. nutrition and lifestyle improvements. 1,.00: NBC Sport 'Good year ahead [email protected]' 2OhOt: New, Z8h35: Homefroal INSURANCE com- -assets were lt4-8!J.8 16h56: OpeDlnJ: A moving drama that pa.y Metropolitan million (R4 117,0 mil- l'7hOO: Uttle Flyiq brings back: all the pas- M_ Bean siM. conflict and rottW'lCe Life says both its lion) and earnings per 17bJO: Star Street of the days following the premium income and \ share were RO,86 18hOO: Beyoad2000 end of World WarU whell its earnings should To.... (RO,70). divideods per (Series II) America's fighting men grow "at a bealthy ..0...... share were RO.55 Magaz:ine style series returned from the battles rate" in 1993. But it -I (RO,45) and (be share featuring the world's lat- of Burope. "I b d I price was R17,OO on . "f" b ak 21>21'. Aft."NIn. says I was ar 0 W•• kly .'1'1.1 •••• ".1, y •• wit" y •• r ...... ". "'.111' ...... t... September 30. est SClentl le re - • keep' estroenl re w ...... 0 ... 1 h. TII. N.... llltl ••• throughs (l,lld ingenious Namibia's wealth lies in IOV - Although there is ex· technical innovations its natural resources but turns as high in 1992 rise in recurring premi. 00 South Africa's After considering in. tensive "social respon· presented ina way which these have.been arguably as tbey had been urns on individual busi. economy, be says un. nation, Pretorius says sibility" spending, ensures we can all under· plundered by foreign before and the com· !leSS compared to the settled politics has done personal incomes per Namibia only seems to stand tm fascinatingwortd ~ over the years. ing year may be previous year and over. more bann than was bead were back to 1962 beoefit from backing for of science. Hilda Basson chairs an· worse. all premiWD income rose expected levels and gross domes. soccer, according to the 18b34: Well Now othcr lively debate amongs 1be news comes in the 16 per cent. If there is an interim tic spending back to the report. A programme on fitness a panel of e~pens with annual report from ·High unemployment administration before 1980 level. Butifconfi. • Unit trust ond lifeo:rvle with infor· conflicting views. I' • h ' ~I Metropo Ilan s c air both here and in South June, business and in· dence does get better Metropolitan Life's mation and enrenainment 22b06: Lo.':.'.~Ies and Willem Pretorius, re. Africa are going to limit vestor confidence sbould there could he a quick unit trust, Metlife, was for today's woman. Inter· M • • views withe~perts cover 23:03: DaDCedaU leased recently. thenumberofnewlong· improve. Metropolitan turnaround as reserve launched in October -::===:~===::;-"U;;;;;:-C;;;;;:h--I He blamed bad per· tenn policies people take bopes for bener prices levels and domestic li· 1991. Itdeclaredadivi· ( 18b30: Coach fonnance of shares on out this year. and more for gold and other com· q.Udi.tyawearbettertban dend of 7,9 cents per (Pnmu.m tim~) the Johannesburg Stock customers will not be modities. before. unit in August 1992 but 19hOO: Coupe de VUle E~cbaoge for the per· able to pay premiums South Africa's eoon· Total income was Rl this may be higher than (16) fonnanceofinvestments 00 their policies. omyprobably sbrank for 173,0 million in 1992 Dormal as most of the Three estranged brothers last year and says this Pretorius says: "Al· the tbirdyear in a row in (RI 020,1 millioo) put· fuodswerestillinshon· are instructed by their year company earnings though we expect lim· 1992. 1be weakness is ting it into 1be Sunday term cash investments. father to deliver a car to are expected to drop ited, if any, economic re6ected by dangerously Times' list of the top It had R20 million by (PT~mium tim~) Floridafortheirmother'sbirthday. n.,"";te [heir dif. furtherandinterestrates grow th'ID 1993,etro-- M low net investment of 100 comparue",s o r the Se ptembe r and 60 per 06h30: Recommended ---.:oy' on the large-scale money polilan's focus on care· only 1 per cent of gross first time. Premium in· cent of monthly income Daily Allowance markets are also falling. fully selected nicbe domestic product. "Only come was R816,0 mil· comes from regular 07b3(): RDA eDds ;::~~~eth~':~: coverwhatitmc:anstobe Metropolitan's busi· markets, together with excessgovemmentoon· lion (R703,O million). investors. Metropolitan 10h30: EgoU llhOO: A Killer Among brothers. Starring: Pattick ness, however, was good oeeds·based products sumption spending kept Benefits paid to policy. is lisled first and third Us (I:J..PG) Dempsey, Daniel Stem, in the financial year to and services. should the economy at levels holders and sbare--hold· forinvestmenlperform. 12b30: 60 Minutes: Alan Arkin September 30 1992. ensure it remains that averted serious ers wereR379,3 million anceso\"erone, five and Forgotten 20b40: Comic Festival ITbe~~re~w~as~~~~;~~~~~~~~'~'~~~~¥~~~=~(R~2~89~.~3~m~illi~ · O~Ob)·~T~O~tal~~1~0~y~e~"'~t~e~nn~s~'===i Hostage A combination of com· ~ l.esley Stabl's e~clusive edy insens and an update D.: __ 1"_ repon on Israeli air force onM.Net·SRaps rellect­ e~ecutives said was pay a dividend of R4 Secret agenl Darkwing man warned, however, the Standard Bank Na· ing the falls in interest because of "significant million to its owners in Duck uses flashy hj·tech 22b40: The Pbil outlook for the national mibia, a wbolly·owned levels overthe last year. recoveries from debts South Africa and to re· methods to outsman the Donahue Sbow economy thisyearis not subsidiary of the Stan· However its other op-­ previously written off'. taiD the rest of its profits adversaries of the Shush 23b30: The HauDting so good: "The effects of dard Bank Investment erating income, repre· Taxation also fell to for future expansion, agents. of Sarah Hardy drought will continue to Corporation which is senting money from in· R5.5million (from R6,5 boosted by friendly, (KTVends) (t:~P G ) be felt in the economy. listed on boththe Johan· creased commissions million). helpful and weU·tr.lined (Open lime) 01b30: Class Aclion respite recent good rairn. nesburg and Namibian and foreign e~change The total in currenl, managers and staff who 17hOO: Empty Nest (13-PG) It is unlikely that busi· Stock Exchanges. said earnings, was up 29 per deposit and other ac· put some other banks 10 17h30: loving 03h20: Transmission ness conditions will its lola] assets pushed cent to R23,8 million counts at the bank soared shame. 18hOO: Egoli (repeat) ends improve during 1993." past RI billion for the (from R18,4 million). to R944,4 million (up A full run-down of If you have any news. views or tips They add that in the first time. Operating e~penses 25 percent from R754,8 results is set 10 come al sbort·term there will no Total assets were RI million). contact The Namibian at (061) 36970 were also up as staff COSIS the end of this month. CulS in inlerest rates. but 019.5 were R29,1 million 1rerewere

Highlights in history on this date: 1988· Political clashes leave 11 people dead and more than 1638· Franco·Swedish alliance is renewed for three years. 300 injured in Bangladesh as accusations of vote fraud mar 1707· Mogul Emperor Aurangjeb dies in India and is sue-­ parliamentary elections. ceeded by Bahadur. frontier with Rhodesia, seizes all Rhodesian assetS in the 1989-SA State President PW Botha conflITl1S that he intends 1808· French force.s under Joachim Murat occupy Madrid. country and places Mozambique on a war footing as a result of completing his full term of office when he returns after the 1813 • Britain signs Treaty of Stockholm with Sweden. a "hot pursuit" attack by Rhodesian security forces during the Easter holiday. Botha resigned his post as leader of the which agrees to supply army in return for British subsidies previous week in which 24 guerrillas were killed inside l-.fozam­ National Pany after a stroke earlier this year, but retains his and promises not to oppose union with Norway. bique. poSition as State President. 1861· Emancipation of Russian serfs is proclaimed. 1986 . Protestant militants go on car·burning rampage in 1989 - West German officials warn of dangerous newdimen· 1896 . Peace of Bucharest between Serbia and Bulgaria is cemral Belfast, Northern Ireland, in protest against Anglo-lrish sion in international espionage following exposure of WeSt signed. . accord. German spy ring. 1924 - Germany signs treaty of friendship with Turkey. 198? • The Pietersburg City Council reverses an earlier deci· 1991 • Umkhonto we Sizwe Chief of StaffChris Hani says 1932 . Olinese forces are driven back from Shanghai by sion and desegregates the town's only cinema. that as long as the SADF continues recruiunent and training. Japanese. 1987 . Nonon. the giant US abrasives flJTIl. sells off its South his organisation will continue recruill ng members and build· 1944· US fighter planes make frrs! appearance over Berlin in African subsidiary to local interests. ing underground structures. World War ll. 1987· UK students stan can::paign to force Brilish universities 1992· Police say they recover the bodies of 120 Azerbaijanis 1955 · Greece, Yugoslavia and Turkey establish Represen· and colleges to divest up to R650 million it\...Sou th Africa. killed as they fled an Annenian assau lt in Nagoma.Kara. lalive Parliamentary Council. 1988 - South Africa's envoy to the United Nali on~, us bakh. 1963· US government announces that its project of landing Manley. SfOrms out of a Security..council meeting after accus· men on the Moon will be followed by a large maruled ing the council of conducting a "vindictive vendetta" against Today's Birthdays: laboratory orbiting the Earth. SA .. Thomas Qtway. English dramatist (1652.1685): Alexander 1968 . Queen Elizabeth ''reprieves'' two Rhodesian black 1988· South African conscientious objector Ivan Toms is Graham Bell, Scollish·American inventor of tclephone (1847. men under sentence of death in Rhodesia. semenced to 640 days' imprisonment for refusing to serve in 1922). 1974· Turkish airliner crashes in foresl near Paris, killing 345 the SADF. people. 1988 • The South West Africa Territory Force claims to have 1976· US administration of President Gerald Ford discloses killed 60 Swapo insurgents in various skirmishes in the previ· Thought For Today: that iI has decided to sell weapons to Egypt. ous month, bringing the total this year to 86. According 10 the People ask you for criticism. but they only want praise· W 1916 . President Samora Machel of Mozambique closes his SWATF, the security forces suffered no losses. Somerset Maugham. English writer (1874.1965).

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Bookingf~ult • Project powers a new way ! THE Centra l Reservations office of the Ministry of Wildlife, Conservation and TOM MINNEY Tourism has rep.orted a fault in their book­ ing programme. ,; ;, " WOOD IS out, char coa! is in" is the cheering Although this has been rectified, all persons who message to all mothers. daughters a nd sisters made bookings between 08hOO and 09hOO on who spend hard hours searching the country­ Monday, March I , should contact Comelia Thi­ side for wood for cooking a nd heating. erauch on telephone (061) 33845 or fax 224900 to confinn their reservation. A new project aims to Namibia has too little 1be Ministry regrets any inconvenience caused produce charcoal bricks wood in some parts, such to the public. 10 SlOp the dangerous as near the new cities of stripping of wood from the north where cutting Water IS LIFE! northern Namibia which trees for cooking and destroys fanning land building home& is fast Help Save Water!! and fanqing and threat­ destroying the very ens hundreds of thou­ counuyside most Na­ sands of Namibians with mibians depend on. long-term destitution. Commercial traders are I':IAMIBIAN MODel AGENCY The project · could 1aking the illegal cut­ presents create up to 100 'jobs, ting further afield, dodg­ SA 1992 AMY either in small house­ ing police controls to DOING IT BY HAND ... Women making the charcoal on test production hold industries or for spread long-term disas­ at Okahandja. But using these simple technologies, charcoal could soon small buslnesspeople. ter. But Namibia has too be widely available in northern Namibia. And the project will belp much wood in other . fanners who are clear­ areas, namely on the says it is irnponant that ess leaves behind large queues ten times more ing their fields of the farms of northern, cen­ farmers cut out the right amounts offinepowder. efficiently than cooking sickle bu sh or swanhaak tral and eastern Namibia bushes and also take Jumbo manager lan on an open fire, saving which destroy grazing. where grazing is being trouble to replant and Galloway and charcoal large amounts of wood. Sounds too good to be taken over by "invader" nurture the natural and manager Jobmy Mbimbi Non-governmental true? It is the fu el for bushes. bigger trees if they want are experimenting with organisation lEPALA Owambo project, devel­ According ' to their grazing to survive different ways of bind­ Namibia, the local oped by small business NewVeld's Joban Ven­ in the long term. ing the dust into small branch of the Insitilute All events at Blue Room ConHnentol Hotel development agency ter this is becau se fann It is apparently not bricks, using basic tech­ for Political Studies on 12 Finalists Will be chosen NewVeld Ventures In­ animals do not eat the worthwhile transpOrting nology such as pieces of Latin America and Af­ Dote: Saturday 6 March vestment & Develop­ small bushes as the wild the wood from the fanns pipe andsticks. First the rica, is working with nme,20rro ment Company and animals used to, and b.lsb to the nonh. Much eas­ fine powder is ground community groups to Ad mission R15 .00 funded by the Norwe­ fires are more cootrolled ier to move and burn is further using traditional introduce the project. Fashion show with and gian Agency for Devel­ The only natural way to cbarcoal, but most of the "stamping" techniques. Already they have tested Miss SA 1992 opment Co-operation stop up to a fifth of the charcoal is fonned into TIlen it is mixed with the briquettes with squal:­ 12 Finalists with help from consult­ p roductive farmland natural lumps which are maize meal and water ters around Windhoek Dote: Wednesday 17th March ants Forindeco. 1be being lost is to cui oul soki in towns or exported to stick it together using who do not have elec­ TIme, 20rro project is currently in the bushes. and to make NewVeld is back:int an asent that bUms tricity and have reports Admission: R1S.OO the pilot stage, testing the labour worthwhile Jumbo Cbarcoal near smotelessly. It is packed that only eight briquenes Dine and Dance with Miss SA 1992 ways of producing small the wood must be sold Okahandja which is into a tube and turned are needed to cook for a Amy Kleynhans and 12 Finalists bricks made of cbarcoal Oscar Muvita of the exporting charcoal to inlo small round bricks familyandeachonewill Date: Thursday 18th Morch dust. ~p~ ento fForestry Europe. But this proc- for sale. In nearby Oka­ last five to six hours. Time: 20hlXl bandjaHannes Dorfling TIle next phase is to Admission: RSO.OO and Simeon Gideon are introduce small ma­ Crowning of Miss R:epublic of Nambla testing small machines chines. According to to do the same job early estimates, a busi­ Date: Friday 19th March women are doing by nesswoman orman who TIme: 20roo hand. buys a machine. possi­ Admission: RSO.OO (Hot and cold snacks) Once the tests are bly with credit f.rom PLUS complete NewVeld aims NewVeld, andsucceeds PERFORMANCES ON THE 6th, 17th and to help women arx:I small in producing 3 tons of 19th March entrepreneurs introduce charcoal briquettes a featuring the technology into the month could make R2 Nicky Tiger from Germany north. The fine charcoal 000 profit. (1991 - No , I

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INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP

Bill 'could have some ethics' HAV ANA: Cuban President Fidel Castro said on Monday night he had the impression US President Bill Clinton was "a man of peace" and "could have some ethics". In a Cuban television interview, Caslro said he had LUANDA: The troika been struck by a statement by Clinton that he would underwriting Angola's never authorise a plan to assassinate Iraqi President peace pact, accused by Saddam Hussein. "He could have some ethics," he PAC/Nat divide widens the Luanda government went on, adding he had the impression Clinton was of being too lenient with also "a man of peace". Washington brolre off diplo­ the Unila, will soon con­ matic relations with Havana in early 196 1. sult 10 decide on a joint position on the re newed Students killed In ambush after Gaborone meeting WM. AngoJan DURBAN: Six pupils were killed when the packed Spokesmen for the van taking them to school at Table Mountain outside GABORONE: The political schism between PAC/Apia delegation was not prepared 10 accept American and Russian Pietennaritzburg was ambushed early yesterday. tHe South African Government and the Pan it. missions in Luanda told Police immediately began an air and ground search Africanist Congress widened dramatically PAC member, Gora Ebrahim, said tbe organisa- AFP yesterday thal rep- for the killers but had not arrested anyone by late yeslerday afternoon. Fihlukusa Ngubane, 25, was Jast night when the PAC ref use d to um" "I ater- tionhad fu 1I control over Ap 13- bence the presence resentalivesoftheircoun- nies would meet in a few driving a van packed with 23 pupils from the Mboyi aUy end its armed struggle. of three Apla commandern, chief political corn- days to give their reaction area to Mbabangalo school when about five attackers At the same time, the SA government said it would missar Romero Danieis, and two commanders who to aborted peace talks in opened ftre from both sides of the road. Dot support any move by the PAC to attend a used aliases, Willie Brown and Raymond Martin. Addis Ababa, called off multiparty conference once a date bad been set by "1be question of accelerating or de,:eI,,,,ti •• 1 on Monday. Famous gorillas at risk the multiparty planning conference 00 Friday ~d the armed struggle by Apla depends on tbe situ- The Uniied Nations and NAIROBI: The "Gorillas in the Mist" home of half Saturday. ation. but we want to emphasise that we want Ponugal, the former co- the world's mountain gorillas has fallen into the hands 1be PAC said however lhat while it would assess eod to all violence, including S".. e""sp ,oru,on>d I lonial power and third of Rwandan rebels, an American veterinarian team the question of attending a future multiparty fo- violencelhrougb units such as Koevoet, I Battal- rremberofthetroika,have said yesterday. They said they feared for the safety of 300 gorillas rum, it would attend the planning conference re- ion and 32 Battalion, the Selous Scouts from already blamed Jonas at Volcanos National Park and materials that be­ gardless of the government and National Party's fonner Rhodesia and the Askaris (turned Savimbi' s Unila for the longed to the late Dian Fossey, whose book "Gorillas feelings. cadres)," Ebrabim said. • failure of the talks. in the Mist" later became a Hollywood movie. Law and Order Minister Hemus Kriel said the 1bere was a ray of hope as the~~:;:~~;;:;~ I cellationAnnouncing in the Ethiopiantheir can- "Rebels have control 'of the part, there is no Staff­ government delegation had proposed a three-pbased ing before the end of March is expected to capital, UN special en- nobody that usually is involved with following the gorillas," said Dawn Richardson. "Everyone has fled." ~~~~e~nd~tbe~~P~A~C~',~um~~ed~'~tru~g~gI~e~bu~'~thej~the~g~o~v~e~m~m~eo~,~,,~propos~iali'"i-rs~a~p~ai••• Ciij voy to Angola Margaret Anstee said the decision Perot on 'dNamy' Cllnton represented. "a grievous r setback to prospects for WASHINGTON: America cannot afford 10 con­ peace in the near future". tinue "massive, dreamlike spending programmes" The troika last month until the nation's deficit is controlled. and ainlon's warned of an "appropri­ economic plan is short on details of how to do that, ate iruemaIional response" Ross Perot said yesterday. I--;".in,'-",vone who con­ " I can', understand the details of the plan." Perot tinued 10 block Ite rewmp­ said on CBS-TV. Citing newspaper accounts that the tion of the peace process Clinlon proposal would add dlrs I trillion to the national debt over fouryears,Perotsaid, "lfthat'S true in Angola, which has hoen then that's not a good plan. .gripped by heavy fight­ ing since lale last year. Cops on rhino horn charge Govennent anny spokesman Jose Matoes BULAWA YO: Two policemen were among a ring said 12 000 people had of 13 people a.nested for allegedly selling horns of the been killed in an eight­ endangered blackrhinocc:ros, cowtofficials said yes­ week baltle for Huambo, terday. the central highlands city An agent of the security police and a uniformed where Savimbi set up his officer were caught on Monday with two rhino horns. the officials said. headquarters after Unila losl eleclions in Seplem- Wrong turn brings death tier I.asI year and di..

' ON SELECTED LADIES' FOOTWEAR Was NOW SAVE ' ON SELECTED M EN'S FOOTWEAR Was NOW SAVE Ladies' leather court shoes ...... R175,99 RSO,OO R125,99 Men's top-of-the-range formal shoes ...... R300,OO R125,OO R175,00 Ladies' casual shoes ...... R159,99 RSO,OO R109,99 Men's formal shoes ...... R129,99 R 50,00 R 79,99 Ladies' fashion court sroes ...... RS9,99 R30,OO R 59,99 Men's casual leather shoes ...... ~189 , 99 ~ 60,00 R129,99 Men's active joggers ...... R149,99 R SO,OO R 99,99 ' ON SELECTED GIRU,'/ PRE-SCHOOL GIRLS' FOOTWEAR Was NOW SAVE ' ON SELECTED BOYS'/ Girls' court shoes ...... R75,99 R20,OO R 55,99 PRE-SCHOOL BOYS' FOOTWEAR Was NOW SAVE Girl s' pumps ...... R75,99 R20,OO R 55,99 Boys' formal shoes ...... R139,99 , R45,OO R 94,99 Girl s' canvas shoes ...... R35,99 R10,OO R 25,99 Boys' casual leather shoes ...... R125,00 R40,OO R 85,00 Pre-school Girl s' formal shoes ...... R55,99 R15,OO R 40,99 Boys' active shoes ...... R109,99 R30,OO R 79,99 Pre-school Girls' active shoes ...... R55,99 R15,OO R 40,99 Pre-school Boys' canvas shoes ...... R" 45,00 R1 5, OO R 30,00 *Only 2 pairs per customer. *Only 2 pairs per customer. LESS 33 % FOR 3 DAYS ONLY LESS 33 % FOR 3 DAYS ONLY ALL LADIES' SANDALS . ALL MEN'S POOL SANDALS ALL lADIES' SLIPPERS ALL BOYS'/PRE-SCHOOL BOYS' SANDALS. ALL GIRLS '/PRE-SCHOOL GIRLS' SANDALS MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RESTRICT ALL GIRLS'/PRE-SCHOOL GIRLS' SLIPPERS PURCHASES. ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX .

.,. d.'" Ladies' court shoe with scaUoped edging, by Firenze. Normally R89,99. NOW R4O,OO. SAVE R4999 , Pro-Ball. Ladies' fashion court shoe by Millana. Nonnally R79,99. NOW R4O,OO. SAVE R39,99 SAVE R30,99 Girls' active high-top boot by Pro-Ball. Normally R75,99. NOW R35,OO. SAVE R40,99

Men's leather slip-on moccasin by John Drake in b,rg,ndy. Normally R170 ,OO. SA"E R80 00 NOW R90,OO. "'" Men's leather lace-up moccasin by John Drake. Nonnally R170 ,OO. NOW R90,OO. SAVE R80,OO

Pre·school boys' leather lace-up shoe by Bubblegummers. Normally AS5,OO. Ladies' leather moccasin with gilt trim, by Crown. NOWR25,OO. Normally R100,OO. NOW RSO,OO. SAVE R50,OO SAVE R30,OO Boys' leather boat shoe by Pierre Cardin. Normally R135.99. NOW R65,OO. SAVE R70,99 Most advertised Items are available at the following Edga<$ stores: CAPE: Cape Town· AdderIey St. CIaremon1. East London: Parow. Pott Elizabeth - Greenact9S & MaW\ St. WyrlberQ. NAMIBIA; WlOdhoek. NATAL: Durban· Wesl St, Newcastle, Pietllfmllritzburg. OFS: 6Ioemfontein, Weikom. TVL: Alberton, BenonI, C

Here is how major stock ma rkets outside the Economic Indicators REPUBLIC OF United States fared , .~ tbe 'eod of tradiDg yes­ . '. NAMIBIA ."c,~,:,'s quotations for unit trusts: terday: bounce back and make a with China over the col- Iy '" LONDON • Shares narrow gain on the day. _ony 's democratic future. , Buy Seu Yield MINISTRY OF FINANCE . spent most of the day in The CAC40 index closed The blue-chip Hang General Equity Funds: the doldrums, but made a 2.70 poinlS up at 2,001.50. Seng Index dropped 54.59 ABSA .\ 140,83 13'1 ,76 5,6 1 TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR late recovery to finish only ZURICH - Zurich points,orO.85 percent,to Growth __ 154,~1 144',45 3,51 a fraction down from shares closed narrowly end at 6,344.23. Co~unity· GrOwth Fund 110,99 104,&4 l ,TENDER:FlI8-a192 Monday's record'closing furner in quiet trade. The SYDNEY .. Buoyant Fedgro ., 124,56 116,30 4"',9,4 THE SUPPLY OF _ PROFFESSIONAL iligh. broad SPl index closed Australian shares contin­ CV Growth 116,53 108.79 4,37 PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERAS, The Financial Times­ 5.8 points higher at ued to climb and ended at Ouardbank 2, TENDE:R :Fl/1011 -2&9192 Stock Exchange index of 1,301.9. a new seven-month high. Growth 2467,75 2297,82 4,88 ~ 100 leading shares ended TOKYO - Japanese The All Ordinaries index IGl 126,76 118,62 3.62 TRUNDU : PRESIDENTIAL GUEST HOUSE: 0.3 points down ~ 2,882.3. shares ended down but rose 5.8 poinlS 10 1,645.0. Momentum 244,46 228,96 4,34 RENOVATIONS AND REFURNISHMENT. , FRANKFURT - Ger­ were pulled·back by a late JOHANNESBURG - Metfund 192.36 179,49 4,26 man shares ended slightly afternoon rally. South African shares Metlire 115,43 107.83 6,49 Closing dale: 11 :00 011 Tuesday: 16 March 1993 weaker but off the day's The 225-share Nikkei ended lower in sloppy NBS Hallmark 942,86 880,56 5,19 lows in a small consoli­ average was 15.35 points trading as buyers du cked Norwich 345,8 ] 322.92 4.15 To obtaln documants RS.OO Is payable dation after three days of or 0.09 per cent lower at out under growing sell­ Old Mutual Cash or bank gusrsnl.. d ehaqun only. solid gains. TheDAX30- 16,864.25. ing pressure. The overall Investors 2558,82 2385,89 3.75 Tandar documants ara obtalnabla trom: share index ended 4.2 HONG KONG - Shares index 10SI 26 points to Sage 2337,36 2181,64 4,15 The Secretary : Tender Board points down at 1,696.74. closed down after nega· 3,397. The industrial in­ Sanlam 1620,25 1517,44 3,4 1 10 John Melnart Straat PARIS - French shares tive sentiment over reports dex fell 35 points to 4,466 Sanlam Index 1201,00 1125.72 4,02 Ground Floor Wnl-Wlng shrugged off a slide by dampening hopes of a and the gold index shed Sanlam Dividend 454,89 426,44 4,71 P.O.Box 3328, Wlndhoek. several blue chips 10 quick resolution 10 a row 13 points to 947. Southern Tandartl must be forwarded 10: Equity 200,47 187 ,60 4,05 The Secralary : Standard 1163,37 1093, 18 7,11 Tan_ Bowd SA cannot solve region's problems Syfrets Growth 293,88 275,43 4,46 P.O. 80x 3328, Wlndhoek Syfrels Trustee 117,24 109,90 452 NAIROBI: The Afri- opmeot and trade in their frastructure to obtain Or deposltad In UAL 2039,08 1915.01 5,27 National Congress own countries. access to the South Af­ The Tender Box can Spedalist Equity Fu nds: (ANC) yesterday "Africans musLDOtrely rican domestic market, Tand..- Board ABSA Industrial 129,16 120.83 4,37 warned black Africa on unrealistic expecta- while South Africa Guardbank Resources 132,66 123,60 6,34 10 John Melnert Straat not to expect the end of tions that South Africa should grant favourable Guardbank Industrial 127,42 119,55 5,71 Ground Floor Wast-Wlng, Wlndhoek white rule in South will either become a tenus to its neighbours Sage Resources 98 ,64 92,28 6.1 8 Fax: 36454 Africa to solve its eco- regional benefactor or a to allow trade to flour- Sanlam nomic ills. locomotive of growth for ish. Industrial 1039,52 972,90 3,30 A senior official oftbe the rest of the region," South Africa's eoon- SanJam Mining 238,63 223.53 5,41 SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD black nationalist body said Trevor Manuel, the omy accounts for about Southern Mining 117,83 1l0,54 4,60 bluntly told panicipants head of the ANC's eoo- 57 per ceDt of southern Southern Pure 123,98 116,07 "', at an economic confer- nomic planning unit. and eastern Africa's Standard Gold 141 .27 132,22 7.43 ence in the~ Kenyan Manueltoldthemeet- GrossGeographicProd­ Standard Industrial 108.81 10259 5,15 capital Nairobi that other ing of bankers and in- uct, according to South Standard International 98,61 92.IR 3,44 • 1062,88 1004,27 -:::======~:,,4A friCan states must pro- ::;:.-.l v~e~st~o~";,;Ag,,:fri~·C~'"~~st ~'~tes~_Afri~~in- Organisation' C~,"~~F~Ore~i figures.gn~~T:"'~ de_i ~UALi~~E~; Mining and "', 321,14 300,95 4,76 UAL Selected Opportunities 1965,20 18 39,13 3,70 REPUBLIC OF Old Mutual Mining 223,65 208 ,39 4,53 NAMIBIA INSTITUTE OF Old Mutuallndustrial 364,98 340,03 4,02 I Utdl~u'. u" Gold Fund 91,33 85,10 5,97 DEVELOPMENT ~~;:_;;:uru" Top Companies 246.34 MINISTRY OF FINANCE MANAGEMENT I 4,52

11 2,13 110.96 12,53 TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR BURSARIES 120,20 117,74 14 ,35 TENDER NO: Fl/3-29192 -PRINTING AND DEUVERY lnrome 112,14 110,93 12 ,33 Of EMERGENCY TRAVEL CERTIFICATE BOOKS SADC REGIONAL TRAINING COUNCIL AND THE INSTITlJfE Southern FOR THE MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS FORM NO: Income Fund 530,45 519,84 DEVELOPMENT MANAGMENT 3-110042 Standard Income 98 ,61 92,18 "',3,44 Has at least three CIDA sponsored bursaries 10 be used for each SADC Syfrets Income 110,20 109,09 14,05 2. TENDER NO :Flf lOJl-267192- KAMANJAB CUNIC member state for the courses lisled below. Qualified residents of Syfrets Gilt 1106,35 1095,29 SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF AIR SADC counLries are encouraged to make appl ications as soon as UALGilt 1062,88 1004,27 "', CONDITIONER AND MORTUARY CABINET. possible. "', 3.TEND ER NO: FI11811·66192- INVITATION TO PUBLIC ENTERPRISE RE-ADJUSTMENT MANAGEMENT Gold price ENTREPRENEURS EXPERIENCED IN THE A IwO week course to examine issues re lated to crite ria. polic ies. Yesterday's afternoon's gold fixing in London was CULTIVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF financial implications. approoches to privatisation and public enterprise ]RRIGATION SYSTEMS TO SUBMIT OfFERS FOR 329,15 dollars an ounce compared with 328,90 dol­ THE LEASING OF THE ETUNDA IRRIGATION re-adjustment programmes manage ment. Intended for Managers of lars at the morning fuing, and 328 ,50 dollars at the PROJECT IN THE OMUSATI REGION NEAR privatised of Iikely-to·be privatised Public Enlerprise: Direclors of Monday afternoon fixing. RUACANA. National Development Corporations. and Chambers of Commerce and Industry: Senior Govemment Officials responiblc for privatisation and Dollar/rand 4. TENDER NO : FI119·17192· THE SUPPLY AND Public Enterprise Rc-adjustment Programmes. The course will be in DElI.VERY OF THR EE(3) GRAPHICS TERMINALS First National Bank's closi ng rorex rates yesterday: FOR A SUN SPAR (STATION) Botswana starting 24 May, 1993. Commercial rand WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT AN AGENDA FOR ACTION Yeslerday's opening Yl:ste rday's closing A seminarspccificall y designed 10 provide a forum for Middle and Top 3,1515130 3,1500/15 ClosllIg dale: ( 1.) 11:00 00 Tuu day: 16 March 1993 Women Managers in the Public. Parastatal and Private Sectors. To Financial rand (2) I 1:00 ()f1 Tuesday: 9 Ma rch 1993 address the Role of Women Managers in SA DC. defin e the gende r Yesterday'S opening yealerday's closing (J &4) on Tueway: 23 March 1993 issues and problems that affect SADC Wo me n Managers and draw up, 4,5400/4,5500 4,5550/5650 a SADC Women in Manage ment Agenda for Act ion. The seminar will Money market To obtain documants RS .OO Is payabla be in Botswana, 7-11 June, 1993. .. Tandar documants ara obtalnabla trom: PRODUC TIVITY ENHANCEMENT THROUGH IMPROVED 90 day liquid BA rate Tha Se<:ratary : Tandar Board INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Yesterday's opening yesterday's closing 10 John Malnart Slraal A two week workshop aimed at bringing togelher Senior Governme nt 11,60 11 .60 Ground Floor Wast-Wlng Offic ials/Labour Commissioners. represenlatives of Nati onal Trade P.O.Box 3328, Wlndhoek. 011 price Tendera must be forwarded 10 : Union or Confederations of Trade Unio ns in SADC and Executives of The Secratary : Tendar Board Employcrs Federalion. They will review past. current and emerging Crude oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at 1645 P.O. Box 3328 practices and trends in Industrial Relati ons and how Ihese affecl GMT yesterday: - Mar 02 Mar 01 close Wlndhoak workers - employer - goverrne nl relatio ns and productivity. The or deposltad In Workshop will be in Swaziland, 26 July · 7 August 1993. IPE Brent (April) 18 ,82 18 ,96 The Tander Box New York WTI-typc light crude (Apr) 20.46 20,60 Tandar Board "'or inrorm.lltion cont.llct: 10 John Melnart Slraal Perma nent Secretary, Ground Floor West·Wing Min i~try or Trade and Industry Wlndhoek PIU 13340 - Fal ~ 36454 Wiodhoek _ SECRETAR Y: TENDER BOARD THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 3 1993 9

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Epukululo 1,\ Aalongisikola mang;l la.", longo Ovapangi vahamano popiwa elongo lyomu- pa po omapunda. Ta in­ OSWALD SHIVUTE nona. dilekutyaosrunimashika Omusamane AnJcan;Ia ta nashi mone ehulilo. Oprogramma yEpukululo yi komeho nontang8 Oshoka eihumbalo ndika Iyaalongisikola manga ye aalongi yokoNooli kutya otali lengitha ashike ei- Ii miilonga olali ka tulw. otaya Icembadhala thana lyUulongisikola. mOmhangu lela rniilonga eti-S nolculoRga nonando ye li "Aalongisilcola kaleni lyaMaalilsa nuumVQ ongaakwiita mboka ye li mu srn shi kutya omu li leeoesa moshipangelo woraafaa 00 wa liwa po IcUuministeli wElongo ko "From line" ano ye Ii kohi yOveta yAaniilonga lYAPPA NAMUTEWA shaKatutura. kau shiivike. otaku nOmithigululwakalo. popepi nolugodhi mEpangelo, nomuntu Ava okwa li. va man- tum bul~'wa .. utya etashi Shika osha etelwe lwuupyakadhi welongo ngelcotoyitaagulukancna FIYO opapa ovapangi 18 ova holoka oale guIulwa eshi ve limbeda dulika wa konda eeranda puuyelele kl.J Amushanga moshilongo, mob kche owiilongela okukarukilwa mOmhangu yopedu yaVenduka shi nasha mo noimaliwa tai un- em ill· yona lim we. la KaIelele mUuministeli csUru layapulwaosrundji oonkatudhakwata miiti", noumbudi woimaliwa yepangelo oyo va Iikola gaunga pokati keeranda Otaku fofotwa yo oa- wElongo nOmithigulu1- mokunumithakomeho Ankama la lombwele. wakalo omusamane Vi- paumbudi moshipangelo shaKatutura 800 fiyo R2000-00. tango kutya okwa oslligwana shokomong\l.la Shi na sha no- oaasho shaVenduka moule weedula da dja Osbibo. ra shavo osba tee 1e 1wa ovapangl. talis Ankama Etihamano shokakoshilopolwa shika manyenyetokutyaotuna ko. tulikwafiyoomafiku 12 vahapu nalango va ka lyazikoshoalitapopitha &ha kala moluhepo no- a a Ion g i s i k 0 I a aMaalitsa, eshi lava ka wedwe moogudu yavak- oshigongi oshinene mokudhiniwa. yaakwiilongo laya mana Ovapangi vabapu ova momhangu mEtitano la boloka pamwe oavak- wa~, shaashi otaku shokomumvo shAalong- Kombinga yoluhepo poomahalagaalongi Aan­ kala nokultolonyeka dja ko, omanga vaba- wao ovo va holokele teogenekwa kUlya isikola yomOshikandjo Iwomagumbo, omeya amibia. Ankama okwa li epangelo momikalo mane va holokele mEtitanonokukashiivi- ovanhu ve Ii Iwopo-50 oshilitatu mOseko noma1usheno koosikola kutya otu ya na shi Ii dokupula oimaliwa onghela komesbo filwa kutya otava lopo- ile vedulepo okwa li va yIipumbu mOshakali. dhokomikunda. omusa- moshilongo shetu nOlaya yomalutaima inave a yomupanguJi A Mutil- telwa shike. Jru raoshitopolwamos· h- Omusamane Ankama mane Ankarna okwa ti kwathele nawampoka sha longela. itha nomulopoleli waye • Nonande omwaalu inima osbo. okwa ti kutya eidheulo kutya Oshikondo shawo pumbiwa omoluwanawa Qlaku hokololwa HeidiJacobs. rl:::::==::=::::==:===::=:=====~ lyaalongisikolamangaye oshiwele ko oshinima wo s h i g w a n a ovapangi vamwevakala Ava va holokele E O d Ol k h' limiilongaolyapumbiwa shika na olaya kondjo shokomongula, ihe ha­ oolculi hava kwatwa onghela ovo nee: An- ID lO OS Iwana noonkondoopoyiigwed- okweendukulula mpoka mOoprimasikolamokatu komwedi oimaliwa i fike thony William Mal- MEME Julia Leonard womolukanda ledina heJeko keshiwo Jyawo, laya vulu, nonande lcapu na mo nale aalongi yaav- po-RSOOO-OO ile nokull gas,26, weumbo lono- Shipena B (Freedomland) ota iodile oshiwana osholca uuyuni wonena na iimaliwa ya gwana alelwamo yagwananoya eeranda omayovi 12 mola 558 Wanaheda, opo shi mu toolifelc.o koshikutu shokaana kaye otau_ .. , pula Ic.omeho...... _ pethimbo ndika. Nande pyokoka. komwedi, Trefina Kadhikwa,36, ha sbesbasho osbo $ha vakelwe komWeko ooguIoshi U&iO>IUWO nomunw iIO..... ongaaka Amushanga la ''Omaupyakdhi oge Ii Vab,pu ova tunaifa di keumbo lonomola 253 ashike mpoka wu li KaleleJe okwa indila ashike rrooJunior ~~- , 0- yEtine la dja ko. •.. ,_..... _"... • •...... 1 Om,umbo, ..6101" v, Oku~ang,v', Amos eUlUUUU aw ... , ou Ra lcaalongi y. kale yi ituJa nomOoscko, moka katu -J Osbikutuesbioshavakwapokombudioyoya lrund' la ko keshi landa eetaxi omanga Pbillipus, Cbarles kuodanekelwe nale mosbifo eshi ya vaka om- 0 ku JC wo mo noonkondo millonga na naana aalongi ya vamwe va Icala ngaho Phiri,36, womeblok biya yombelela pediko. no unongo woye, yaw~ sholc.uputudha pyokola", Ankama la nokulandaomatuwaelili BlockFRoom35,Katu- OshokangashimElongo, 0 s h i g wan a lombwele, ndele latsilcile Oshikutu oyei ngaho yesbasbo itoka ile. b let. kale oakulili nokuwapaleka Iura Nurses Home, Ou we shi moDO lashi landifwa. sbiivifiJa otwapum wa tu shokomongula. Ic.o kutya ngele opwa omawnbo avo mcmikalo Makoaoyane Rafael tu na ongundu yaalongi Omusamane Ankama monika aalongisikola meme Julia poShipena B ile u ye kopolifi ei i II y. _ vi $hi kwUnelc.- di lili naku 1iIi. Ovapangi Malupu,4Q, na Emill. . ,. okwa Iomb>.da oshigo,gi AMamibi. y. gw,"' IrutyaOshikondOshcosha mooka laya vu1u lela ~112~O~V~'~b~O~IO~k~e~l~e=nal~~e~Khoases~~~,3~2,~w~ome~~wn~bo~~pope~~P~"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e;leI;wa;;poIa;;nna; , ;u;"",;!aIw;~ shiwa nawa kulya opu na okulonga iiJongwa ngashi aalongisilc.ola mboka ye omuyalu nashoka shU­ na uundingosho nohaya unongononi, nena Oositola dha Kandjolomba dha patuluka longitha omathimbo gawo aakwiilongo inaya pum­ giilonga miinima yuun- biwa we. ,hi vulithepo nokuli. Kandjolomba, b.ya gandje lela okwa li a ningi eindilo angeshefa, ya dhimbwa Pehu1ilo Arrrushanga la OSWALD SH IVUTE MOSHAKATI "Ngaye onga ku ume ka unene iinima moondjo, Iya kwala miiti KOSlflG- Ic.ulya yo aanUlonga KaleJele okwa li a pan­ nakusa Kandjolomba ODda olholta otuhi vulilc.a W ANA shi mu yam- yEpangelo ando. dula natango sho a li a Ougula yOmaandaha ga Dmusila Nashidengo ng­ mona lela kucya naku.a omuntu a kale ina galula bidhidhe ngashi .ha kala OMusamane Ankama hiywa Ic.Oshigongi sha ziko olya li nalango uiku oka wo I li lruume okwa kala, tula eliko Iyel oondjo dhoka. netasrn fal- hashi ya yambidhidba nale. la ulike omunwe aalong- simana shAalongisilc.ola Iyomomasiku mob. Aa\.­ kopolhingo Ita naku,. iinima ye melandulatlwlo itha memba.nBOloto lyonge- UlX:OC AANANGESHEPA wakandjolomba Ka.ndjolomba nokull wo na otayi vulu okulonga ya shefll nenge mclekopo ye mu KWATHELE isikola mboka haya kwata mOshikandjo oshitilatu, monloUamwenyo !aya b.la kuumc Ic.egwnbo lye 5;gO uka komem llhampa asltiU I Y \J U k u u me . molrul'ala koll'll:oo ONGE- miilcnga sha dhiginina nokwe ya haiele elago nokudhimbulukwll nnena. pethimbo Jyeegul­ omasilcu omanene noga ulo lyoongeshefa dhika yakwa.twanawa",Omusila Nashidcngo la r~o~m~u~'~h~'~I~'~k~'~d~h~iJS~H~EF~A~~~~~~l,~am~bo~ka~h~'Y~'~P~il~U~lriIe~po~~,~o~o~nk:o:'~d:o~~m~i~il~o:,:g~, simana mondjokonona pEhafo Supermarkel Isc.yitba. yonkalamwenyo yawo. sho mOshakati, olewa li I Kombinga yOmahan­ yali ya patulula omalungo lombwele Omushelebdhi. garo ngob haga thithi,.biila gOosiloJ a dbomuholike na ngoD oye 11\ ka enditha omatungo ga K.andjolomba tale gwawo nakusa late Sa­ oongesbefa dhika kumwe nokulongela mo, omusill lomon Florindo naaniilonga kutya, okuz.a Nashidengo okwe ga in· Kandjolomba, sho dha Ii ncna opwa palululwl dila lrutya naga kale hagl dha. pala konima yokwrwla ependja epe oshoka mwenc furn ooJelc.enenga dhawo oondjenda Itwe eti 2.5 JIrU.I­ gwoongeshcfa. ngob e dhi pethimbo nsa.shi .hl kala an 1993 mondjila olc.ul.l lolele po. olewa hulitha, !:ha uvaJhanwa pokati bwo koWinduka le ya kegumbo mkee me otadhi ~kclc lwa na na.lcu sa. kOshak.1li. omushelakadhi, oJuvalo Nakusa olewa kala ha Eegululo ndjoka Jya n.. mboka laya tsikile lombwcle ndje gam we tamekelwe negalikano nolc.u longa moo gomomaudhigu gatya nomaleshelo okuza mE­ Omusamane Nashidengo ngaw na omolwubuka pisaalom.i 25, oovelise la indile nee tanm indite 1cu ble hllku mbali onlmlano nonliha­ komushelekadhi meme futwa pethimbo ngashi.hi mane, kOmusita Fcrdinand Mukwanangombe kutya na li meuvllhano. opo Nashidcngo, oly. li. Iya lakamilhe oongeshefa omushelekadhi ngob a kalwl1 kOmushelekadhi dhokl naWII , oshoka . pewa oshinakugwMithwa gwa nalc.usll meme Marga­ "Ooogeshefa omwene" shoiall.rikila nongeshefa lea rela Kandjolomba. nange a l.ipo ng;uhi lale ka mone uudhigu moShl n­ Okamonllkl\dhona ka Kandjolomb;L a 7,<\ po ima dub. nakun kedhina Mllrianne, ngaaka. nena ohay; ke m· Omunmane Paulu l oshowo kaaniilonga badhala okulaDdula m-. Uahengo, ngoka pompilo yomOfeema ya Kombinga yaaniilonga ndjoka a Ii wo a popi .ha l{.'Uldjolumba, Omunange. Omusita Nashidengo okwe ongakuume non· shcfa lale Paulus Uahengo, ya kunkilila kul}'a nayll gOmu",n.,""fu OMAUMBO mahapu moshitopolwa Ombalanlu okwa kungululwa pO komeva omanga eendjila P:\avo yakulc oolculoma nawa indiIl meme dihapu ihadi end"a vati eshi odula noshikungulu ye Iiteyela mo, Melano otamu monika la hanaunwa sheke komeva,

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NEGE mans en hul gesinne wat onlangs vergadering me t onder Ovahimbas deur Transnamib vanaf Grootfontein en Trans namib gehou, Tsumeb na Windhoek verplaas is, is met hut waarop die kwessie van in TWYFELAGTIGE handel waarin kar­ Sommige van die ruilbandel met kos me. aankoms op die straat gelaat met geen die werke rs bespreek is. tonne Castelo en Clubman vir lewende hawe persone waannee ge· maar teen die ruil van behuising wat beskikbaar is nie. Die algemene-sekretaris met Ovahimba-boere in die Epupa-valIei praat is sa hulle ontvang alkohol, aangesieo dit rue Die mans is as oortollig iog van behuising is nie van Nalau, wat die ver­ verruil word, word deur drie Afri­ tussen drie en tien kar­ net lei tot die toename op die twee dorpe be· Transnamib se ver­ gadering met kaanssprekende mans van Oshakati bedryf. tonne goedkoop drank van drankmisbruik nie stempel nidat die werk antwoordelikheid me en Transnamib bygewoon afhangende van die maar die mense nie die in die joogste tyd hul moet self sien waar het kon gister nie Sommige van die sUlker, mieliemeel, grootte van die bees. werklike waarde van bul afgeneem het. bul blyplek sal vind. Oyahimbas het die materiaal eo bouels opgespoor word nie. Die bandel is ook nie vee terugkry nie. Die stap deur Sommigebet verblyfby Johannes Gawachab. Namibian meegedeel dat drnnk. beperk tot die duskant Alkoholmisbruik in Transnamib, is deur een familie gevind maar daar skakelbeampte by hut tussen drie en tien Meose in die omge· van die rivier nie aange­ die streek het reeds sy van die werkers as 'n was verlede week nog Transnamib, die in­ kartonne drank wing bel hul kommer se sien van die inwoners gevolge gebad aangesien indirekte afdanking 'n paar wat in die veld stelling is baie simpa­ aangebied word vir een oor die handel bekend aan die duskant ' n boot daar '0 toename is van bestempel, aangesien dil moesslaap om hul werk tiek tot die omSlan­ bees afhangeode van die gemaak en vrese vir hul bedryf wat die persone wat io die rivier byna ornnoonUik is om kan by te woon. dighede van die nege dier se toestand. uitgespreek oor die vee oor die Kunene­ verdrink en jong mans behuising in Windhoek Die werker die werkers en Tr.msnamib Die drie mans wat skadelike gevolge wat se ri vier bring. toenemend baklei en te verkry. omstandighede is so het ' n lae koste slegs as Joos. Riaan en dit vir die struktuur van Ben van die inwoners mekaar met messe Hysel::J.illeisq>Gnxx- bemoeilik -met hul be hui s in gs k e ma Christiaan a..1D die ge· die gemeenskap kan ha. waannee '0 gesprek aanrand, fontein v66r die keuse oorpJasing dat hulle waaraan hul kan meenskap bckend staan Waamemers voel die gevoer is. Tjium a Safari·operateurs en gestet om 6f te bedank eerder verkies om le deelneem. is vandeesweek opge­ handel het gelel lOt die Jakatuoga, sa' die han· kampeieoaars naby die 6f na Windhoek oor- bedank maar dat hul Die vergadering bet merk waar hul beeste en toenemende gebruik van delaars het toestemmmg Epupa·valle is ook geplaas le word. maar bedaoking slegs die besluit dat Nalau erwe kleinvee laai in ' 0 alkohol onder die verkry van die plaaslike bekommerd oor besoe· met hul aankoms bier korporasie in staat sal vi r die werkers in een 'lewetooVTagmotor en 'n Ovahimbas. hoofman, Hikaminue deling wat veroorsaak kan hut maar net sowel stel om sy eie doel te van die plakkersbuune ligte bakkie. Betroubare broone sa Kapila, en v,oeg by die word lkur lee bot1els Wal: bedank aangeslen daar bereik sonder om hul le verkry terwyl Hulle is sedert Desem­ die vee word na Osnakati boofman deen ook self in die gebied geen verblyfbeslcikbaar reguit af te dank. Transnafmb die berves­ ber besig om vcc te ver­ ~I~:: waat dif bandel me~ die drie mart>. rondgestrooi word en Wa! is nie. Die Namibia Trans· tigingstoelae vir sy cUll vu sakke mielies. aan Persone ,,(at egJer sa· huf voel die loenste Hy s~ hulle IS met hul port and Allied Work ­ werkers sal gebnllk om faris opQJe nVler oedryt aamreklikhelo van die allnkoms in Wiodhoek ers Unioo(Nalau) bet QP hul in staat te stel om si buUe bet ru.ks teen nie sueek: verswak:. meegedeel die voorsieo- Vrydag, 19 Februarie, 'n hUlse le hou. Misdaadstatistiek toon stygings en dalings (182 "-ys) 1 in die tydperk die feitdatdie oplossing Wanneer statistieke by die polisie rapporteer vergeleke met 46 met die persentasie wat van vetkragsake baie met 1991 vergelyk word w.... y R120 675 in 1991. Die vermeerderiog van 5,8% opgetos is eo getal goedis, is 'nskraletroos is daar 'n paar mis­ Dally R250 R500 vergelyk goed met die vermeerdering van waannee dil vermeerder aangesieo dit gewoon­ daadkategorie wat in die 19,25% persent tussen 1990 en 1991. bet tussen hakies, is: lik gepleeg word teen tydperk 'n vennindering Verbagting of pogiog diegene wat die minste getoon bel. Weekly R56 R132 Minister van Binne· die risikos te venninder lOt v~g 583(76%. in slaat is om hulself te Misdade wal vermin­ Daily R280 R560 landse Sake. Hiilkepu­ en terselfdertyd met die 19), Gewone aanranding verdedig. der het in die tydperk nye Pohamba. s8 die polisie saamwerk deur 5 245 (74%. 286). Pohamba herhaal sy met die aanlal wal voor· jongsle statistiek laat verdagte gebeurtemsse Aanranding met doel om versoek dat baie strenger gekom hel en persema· Weekly R144 R288 ruimte vir veffligtige in hut omgewing le iden­ emstig le beseer 6 aanhoudingsstrawwe sie wal opgelos is en die Daily R700 R1<"" optimisme vera! wanneer tifiseer ed die polisie 479(78%. 349). vereis word om die vermiodering tussen in ag geneem word dat byslaan in die indenti­ Moord(86,6%, 72). In­ gemeenskap se alkeer hakies is: ZAM BIA, ZAIR E die polisie 54,9% van fikasie van oortreders in brake by privaatwooings daaraan le bewys en D w eJ mmiddel vcr­ Weakly R204 R342 alJe misdaad opgelos ~l ons samelewing. 5 676(27%. I 480). In· ander oortreders daarvan wante oortredings 485 Oally R79. R1580 Dit syfer vergelyk ook "Ons meet altyd in ag braak by be- le ontmoedig. (83%, 82), Poging tot gunstig met die 55.5% neem dat kriminele oor­ sigheidspersele 2 ' n Saak van groot Moord 414 (70%, IS), wat in die vorige jaar treders in die minder· 004(42%. 3 1). kommer vir die reger· Roofmet ' 0 vuurwapeo behaal is. heid is en daar is geen sakkeroUery en die gryp iog is die loename wat 91 (57%, 32), Roofmet "Ek is meer en meer rede waarom bul van sakke 407(40%, 75), voorgekom het by in­ ' n ander wapen 140 hoopvol dat misdaad in aktiwiteite nie deur Diefstal in aUe katego­ brake in huise. (54.5%.33). ander soo,," die land sal vennioder. samewerking tussen die riee 18709(45,88%,560 Die statistieke toon dat van roof 599 (45%,73), maar dit lean slegs bereik polisie en die publiek eo bedrog 1 169(60%, daar gemiddeld elke Motordiefstal 1 word as die publiek sin­ stopgesitkan word me," 56). negentig minute by ' n 098(32%. 59) en volle misdaadvoorkom· het hy bygevoeg. In kommentaarop die huis in die land inge­ winkeldiefslal I 925 AUSTRAliA, NEW ZEALAND ingstrategiee toepas om Misdade wat venneer- Weekly R325 R630 slatistieke se Pohamba breck word. (97%. 85). Daity R1040 R2 100 Omunallonga a shllvlka nawa moVenduka, John Shlmhanda, a kala The Namibian. P.D. Bo)( 20783. nokuyakuJa moKlub Windoek. Namibia Thriller muKatutura nokoshitukulwa shimwe shoKlub oyo kokapale kopaiwana, mEt1nt la dja ko okwa 11 a Itana 00- kaume kaye opo va tyap­ I enclose a cheque/postal order to the amount we pamwe 06hh110 shelek· of fo r weeks subscription do Iaye moUonp moClub 10 Ihe Namibian. (Please ensure the exael Thriller. Shlmhanda amount in Rands or equivalent currency.) okwa shuna peife koUonga Pleasedebit my Visa!Maslercard/other Credil yaye I kulu koContlnen­ CMd tal Hotel. Merano ell kon­ No. Ima okudja kolumosho ota ku monlka Tresa Signed: ______Immanuel, Miss Lorn­ bolenl na Kuba Francls· eu,. Komesho .okudja kolumosho otaku momb ...-' ...... KJaudla Shikuftnde, John Shlmhanda, Marla An­ drtas, Mbukusa Imman­ uel naShtndeJe shaKalavt, 0\'0 ve uylle okutyapula THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 3 1993 11 • Classified l. Fax. 33980

(JOUSt'S for Sale Houses for Sale For SuiI;' Legal :"\otlccs

DAMES THE ALIENS ACT, Onelinne en br.. -ekware il 1937 wen ners!ll NOTICE OF U koop msnnder deposiw. INl'El'iTION OF ontvang u goedere en CHANGE OF SURNAME ' betaa! dan 18 paaiemenle. Pragtigc, moderne I. Martin Ueyulu Paulu5 d u vetslelle 'met ~Jidenl tt Goreangabdamatld bypll8 sen de aurrying on business k!aargema.ak te gordynel eur~nl l y employed as Worker Mooi stelle- hoe sal u hou al the MWlieipalily Windlloek van'n awart actatel melsy inlend applying 10 IIle Mini ster eil! "fondue-stel by? of Home Aff.in for auth oril) under section 9 of the Aliens Rooi pottel Geel p6ltel Ad, 1937. 10 assume the vlekloac !Jtaalpotte, iumame Ndameshime for the wit"cast,..iron" potte met3- ~asons thal Oram is my .iviogroom, Kit.chen poot pol vir potjiekos father's firsl name. I previously arm syslem, burglar Mes9C!ilellel Giasel ensl bore the name Paul us. Any ANOTHER CUP... f ormer Bush Durs midfield ace, l\1Iungisi ' Professor ' an, walled in-garage. ensl pcrson wllo objects 10 my Ngubane, displays Prime Press Liverpool's second cup in three months Vir 'n luisbc!lOek op u assumption of IlIe said tuisdorp skakel: after tbe Okahandja outfit pipped rivals African Stars in the Top Eight surname of Ndamcshime WINDHOEK: JCDny should ISsoonu may be lodge final on Sunday. Also pictured is f" ~t · sprinting WiUy Kapukare who tor­ Contact Didi Rakow Stander Tel43503 lIisobjedion, in writing, ",ith D mented the Stars defence with his eledrifying pace. Photograph: Conrad 41374 GOBABlS: Sophill van Italemenl of his reasons Angula. Elaa44186 after Rooyen (w) 2795 (h) 241 3 the~rore. with lhe Magi$lrale ofWindhoek. 1"00 G R OOTFO N TEIN : Raasle 224837 After Marth a Bock (w)2713 THE ALIENS ACT , (h)3526 ho~ 1937 KARASBURG: Andre w NOTICE OF Liverpool on top Waiters (w)204(h.}489 INTENTION OF KEETMAN S H O OP : . CHANGE OF HanDelie Eks teen Tel Sissing said last week, Tulwll SURNAME CHRISTOF MALETSKY 2223 "We just want to put MARIENTAL: Olga I, Thomas Kambonde residing I 1 Lui pcrdsvallei and carrying Namibia on the soccer Moolmao (w) 750 (h)850 Liverpool.who are the youngest club in the extra mathl tution at OKAHANDJA: Rillna on business/employe d as map of Africa." Jaltob Marengo Tutorial Prolection Office r. intend M IUllI Tel 3156 prestigious Novel Ford Premier League, are appl ying 10 the Minister of "When the Namibian College, Phone: 35226 Ann WlNDHOEK WEST OMARURU: Ge rtruida busy rewriting tbe record books whicb were Home Affai rs for authori ty flag did a lap of honour Solomon. R267600 Pear800 (h)314 dominated in the 70s by the like of Black after our victory over GT Wlder ICC"lion 9 of Ihe Alieni OTJIWARONGO: Susan Aer, 1937, 10 ass ume the Africas, Orlando Pirates and African Stars. Tafic in Botswana. we • 3 bedrooms with b.i.e Coetooe 0\)3751 surname Hamunycll for the felt so proud 10 repre­ • lounge plus dining OUTJO: Be Dnie re asons Ihl l Thomas The Okahandja outfit, Naruseb, fleet-footed ~m sent our counlly on in­ CARS AND BIKE ON Hollander (h)3438 Kambonde was given to me regarded as a rebel off­ Donald 'Didi' Tjikune, BARGAIN • .Kitchen ternation al level," SWAKOPMUND: Rosc­ ",hen I was . plan Komba tarit I shoot of African Stars, and probably one of the · 1986 toyot a Cressida 20L • Flat. Marie Ca rew (h}4338 previous ly bore the name Sissing added. is headed by three of the most promising young statio n wagon good TSUMEB: - Annelic Thomas Kambonde. Any .' The big question is: condition, lale as is. WlNDHOEK NORTH most experieoced ldmin­ midfielders in the COun­ JefTeriel (w) 20521 en pcrson ",ho objects to my can Liverpool produce ·Mazda 1984 2 ton lorry R 125 000 Bella Lusse (w) 20942 assumption of the said istrators, Albert Tjihero, lly. China Uutoni make their winning brand of wi th goods box,good USAKOS: Hermie van Zyl surname of Hamunyela Oscar Mengo aOO Bobby up the backbone of the ·3 Bedrooms footba! throughout the condition. (w) 65 sllouldl' soonu maybe lodge Sissing. Live;rpool squad. ·One year old Japan make • lounge IUs objection, in writing. with a year against the likes of WALVISBAAI: Lizelle Completing the Liv­ Liverpool is one of the mountain bike ar RI • Outside building Herbert (h ) 7664 statement of lIi. reasons Young Ones, Ramblers, erpool management is country's best football 800(when ncw R3 000) • Garage WINOHOEK: Mev. Rina therefore. with the Magi stra te TCL Chief Salllos. Af­ ofWindhoek. South African-born teams who can produce Please phonc:230293 Kruger (h) 43865 rican Stars and the re­ To view p leaae BESTUUROERES: Mev coaCh, Mlungisi 'Profes­ impressive and imagi­ Peugot505SRmociel1983 vived Lions of Africa, p h one DriH Kotie Mostert Tel 228244 THE ALIENS ACT, sor' Ngubane, who needs native play, One pundil Price R12 000 negotiable Sha..njenka Black Africa'? Phone Mr Roslami at Tel: Kantoorure: 08hOO- I ThOO 1937 no introduction to local said, "The team is sound Te1223218(w) NOT ICE OF (0675l)-20337(w) or 2276S3(h ) fans. at Ihe back, solid in If I was a belti ng man (0675l)-21598(aIb) INTENTION OF Outstanding players midfield and sharp I would put a few rands ------CHANGE OF like David ' Fellah ' upfront and have had a on them as long as VWBEETLE Houses to Let SURNAME Snewe, hard-shooting menacing look at every Ngubare arx1 Snewe \Yho WITH EXTRA I. Thobias Haifiku residing at Bimbo 'Mirage' Tjihero, cup title this year". strikes when the going BROAD TYRES. To Let Milit.\ry Base GroUCfonlein and carrying on business/ You will never get this Two bedroom house with the towering HelJ ao Team P ro Bobby gets tough do not retire. FOR SALE employed u SJodier intmd bargain again. As is for Ra two wileta and kitchen Ext 13 Khomasdal with lab le· applying 10 tile Minister of 500 or nearest eash ofTer. A few erven available .Iome Affairs for authority Sport Shorts ... Sport Shorts ... Sport Shorts Khomasdal.Any Phone Brigitte during Let U9 build your house W1der seeli on 9 of the Aliens interested person call Tel office hours at t.el 36970. Act, 1937. 10 Issume the in Katutura and the team's coach Dan­ 212375(h). REHOBOTH surname Mutewa for the Match postponed 2 Bedroom house Boy NdjadiJa is appealing ( 0 all fans Ford Meteor 1.3 LX TO LET reLlons thal Thobiu Il aimu I WaJ used il when [ was a plan of the Ingweinyama to attend tonight's 1989. Met baie xlras. RI FUrnished na.t nearby Price R32 000.00 SOUTIi Africa's friendly international UNAM and City centre. RI combatanL t previously bore gathering, T magrims ens Prvs against Swaziland, scheduled for onderhandelbaar. T'el 000 per month. URGEl"{l'! the name "1nobiu tlaifiku. March 14, has been postponed. The 369701 Samh Wc Ire looking for erven Any pcrson " '110 objeers 10 my South African Football Association -- -- in KhomQsdal IIsumption of til e said Lewis contract surname of MUlewasllould as made this announcement yeslerday. For Sale Phone Hannes Groenewald Te1211474 loon as may be lodge lIis THE contract for ,WBC heavyweight From ShOO- 20hOO objection. in wriling, wilh a TAXI-Lic ence l llrement of lIi l reasons champion Lennox Lewis's defense ------Tigers meeting Phone Harry ir int.erest.ed therefore, with the Magiltrale against Tony Tucker on May g in Las For SHle of{Jrootfonlein. Vegas bas been signed by all parties, during office hours at Tel: ALL Mukorob Pelagic Tigers play­ 36970 Extention 22 ers, supporters and present executi ve Lewis's manager said yesterday. Fight T HE PROFESSI ONAL members are once again reminded promoter Don King, who represents HORSE RACING & Iha! the club's meeting that wa<; post­ Tucker, got his way in the-75-25 per­ ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE NAMIBIAN SPORT ADVISE, LOCAL poned la,> l Sunday wi ll be held at cent splil oflhe 12, 16-miUion dolJ ar AND INTERNATIONAL MAKE UTRA INCOME 18h30 tonight. The venue is the purse, protesting that Lewis did not !n OI"der to imPlove our service 10 readers and advertising clients af The Namibian, pl9me GUARANTEED TEL: Oll· N:lIlluloni Senior Primary School Half win the title in the . nole~ 557' 667. BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Advertisers in the classified columns should AND MAKE M ONEY. submit coey m~ages not later than 12·noon VERY WIDE PRODUCT on the day before publication. RA NG E TO C HOOSE FROM.HIGH PROFITS. . Advertise~sin the rest of the newspaper. note Send R20.00 posral that the deadline for advertising dispfay copy is ordcrs.{Refumbble if you a~ 1 pm two days before the publication dote. nol satidied), To: V.P Enterprises P.O.IJOJ 96S =---~ry~6,-:-:g ' ~=r-2 Windlloek. N ___ -For _0_ BE WISE ' " .. . .. 12 Wednesday Ma..rc h" 3 1993. '" .. . • tHE l.. fAM/BIAN .. 'Clubs must eRe8urag,e supporters SPDRT ( As means of financial income... J socxer fan<; to aneod local c1oserwooongrelation- extra money in the bank '- CONRAD ANGULA and internati onal ship. for tbe sporting body and matches as this is one For instance soccer give a great morale boos Athletics event NAMIBIA, like the rest of the developing way of raising extra fans should be encour· to local sportsmen and countries in Africa, is going through a bad money. aged to attend rugby, women. recession. For soccer this means that spon­ 1be staging of promo- cricket. hockey, netball Performing in front of in Tsumeb sorships from businness companies will be tional workshops in the and basebalJ matches, a capacity and partisan hard to come by and development program­ rural areas and in Wind· and fans from those dis· crowd helps our stars to hoek could a1so help to ciplines should support do their very best so as TSUMEB athletics fans are in for a treat mes will be put on the back burner, bring back the crowds soccer matches. The not todisawoint the farn. this weekend when the second annual Mete­ For two local teams extra mooey will be to the stadiums. sellingofseason·tickets Support for all our orite Regional Athletics Championships, pre­ Prime Press Liverpool needed to cover their Officia1s from the is another way extra diffent sports is ODe way viously known as the Northern Region cham­ and Young Ones FC who expenses. existing 50-odd sporting money can be raised by of helping tbe national pionships will take place at the John P are still competing in the Dub officials ao::I their codes affiliated to the sports administrators. goa1 of nation building Radledge Stadium in Tsumeb. inter-continental cups, Premier League counter- National Sports Coun· In fact, a full house al and nationa1 reconcili- The event, sponsored medals and certificates. rthi~'!S~iS~a~re:!!a1~~:=~as;~p~arts~~m~u~s~t ~e~n~c~o~u~,,~g~e"":C~il~._n~e:""~~to~de~v~e:'~op~a!...~spo:rtm:·~g~e;v~e~n~ts~m~eans~~~a~ti~o~n~. by Namibia ?everages The Coca·Cola spon­ North/North East Re­ sorship includes eight gion, Oshakati, was trophies, 10 medals and hosted by Secondary 600 certificates (200 x School Otjiwarongo on gold, silver and bronze the previous two occa­ for each age group); sions and is being held banners, flags, umbrel­ in the copper town for las, caps for officials, the fi rst time. 400 programmes and, of Tllis regional event course, soft drinks. was extended in 1992 to Youth and Sport Min­ include two additional ister Pendukeni Ithana, age categories namely thegliestofhonour, will under-14 and under· 16, officially open the event which has meant that the at 10hOO on Saturday event will be held over morning. two days. • Chief Organiser Alhletes from four and Acting Chairper. zones Bushmenland, son of the Meteorite Tsumeb, Okakarara and Regional Com mittee, Otjiwarongo will be Pie. ScbOltz, caD be competing and the contacted at the Sec­ MayoresS of Tsumeb, ondary School Etosha Susan Nghidinwar will at telephone (067 1). present tbe trophies, 21111. S parta retain

HITMAN ... Prime Press Liverpool captain and probably Namibia's best finisher, David 'Fellah' Snewe in action during the softballlead Top Eight cup fina1 at a packed Independence Stadium on Sunday. Admiring Snewe's skills is linesman Themba Ng· hitaunapo. W AL VIS BAY.BASED Sparta soflbaIl club maintained th eir superb form by winning aU their matches played at their homeground Booysen could be key to victory at the weekend and now lead both the men's and women's softball leagues. JOHANNESBURG: Transvaal's reputation Henning Snyman, completed. Basie Builendach; Cas- They look set to clash against R6ssing. as an enterprising outfit will be put to the president of me Namib- 1be fitness offuUback: per Derks, Stefan Smit, achieve a double in the Sunday's on1y fixture test when they face Namibia in the first ian Rugby Union, said Theo van Rensburg Abe van Wyk. Andre van national league, as only features the Rossing round of the M-Net night series rugby com· although his team is in (knee ailmenl) and Rooyen,DanieJordaan, a disaster can prevent women's team against petition at Ellis 'Park next Tuesday (March the early stages of their saumhalfPielerDurandt Louis van Coller, Alex preparation and nOI (back problems) are Skinner, Henry Brink. lOOn from winning their their Ramblers A 9). remaining two matches. counterparts, in a match propedy fit yet, tbeywill coach Kitch Christie's Reserves: Riaan TIle Sparta men's team that could be easily won TIle Vaal side set a displayed by Vaal pivot certainly give a good biggest worries. Jantjies, Michael Marais, seized Giants of Wind· by the Windhoek club. number of try scoring Hennie le Roux. account of themselves. Chris Dirks is on Piet Smit, Willem Mar- hook 17-1 with their • The fu ll fi xtures are: records with their open TIlis could make for "Our early season standby for Van itz. women's side defeating Windhoek: minded free·nowing some interesting duaJs planning and training is Reru; burg should the TRANSVAAL (pos­ both Western Suburbs 13h30 Western Sub· approach to the game in the backJine, when geared mainly towards latter fail a fitness test sib le): Theo van and Rcd,>ox, 7- ) and 7- ur bs Y. Redsox . last year, but on Tues· the two sides meet in May. but we have some on Wednesday, while Rensburg: Pieler Hen­ 1, respectively. women. day they will face a the early match on Tues- very talented and dedi· Coorad 8reytenbacb will driks, Japie Muldcr. The Rcd,>ox women's lShlS Giants v. OTS/ Nam ibian side just as day. cated players that wi ll come in for Durandt if Hennie Wigget. Jaco team had the consola­ Warriors - men. keen to let the ball do Namibia have rer- ensure we give Transvaal he is not 100 per cent Louw; Hennie le Roux. tion of pipping their 17hoo Redsox v. Col­ the work. tainly not thrown cau· a good ru n for their ready. PieterDurandt; Heinrich Rossing counterparts 13- legiants - women. TIle; Namibian selec· ti on to the wind and money," Snyman added Teams: Rodgers. UIi Schmidt, 10. Coast: tors surprised when they d::cided to move ace goal Transvaal have not NAMIBIA: Jaco Coo· BaJie Swan. Francois The Sparta men's team Saturday: opted for Michiel Booy· kicker Jaco Coetzee from named their team yet, zce; Eden Meyer, Johan Pienaar (capt), Kobusa arc oncc again ti ppcd to 11hoo Sparla v_ sen at fl yhalf, but this is flyhalfto fu ll back , with but with the exception Oeysel, Henning Wiese, HannesStrydom. wi n both their outings at Ramblers A • men. a gamble which could Awie Steenkamp hav. of one or two positions Snyman, Gerbili'd Mans lan McDonald, Deon the weckend. They play 12h45 Spar la v. pay handsomely for the ing tositon thcsideline. the line·up has been (cape); Michiel Booysen, Lotter. both Ihe Ramblers A and Ra mblers B - men. visitors. The only other new- r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= B tcams at Walvis Bay 14h30 Rossing v. Booysen , a black comer in the Namibian Teenagers say thank you which gi ves them home· Ramblers B - women, player fTom the Unitcd side is former Univer­ ground advantage. 16h15 Sparhl v. club, is not noted for his sity of Stcllcnbosch lock PELE Muatunga, on l;tehalfofTeen­ ters, losing one and drawing the other. The Spana women's Ramblers A - women. kicking ability. ' How· Louis van Coller, while agers Football O uh, thanked the busi­ which MU3tunga described as Vtry learn arc pitted agai nst Sunday: eve r. he has entcrtained D:mie Jorda:m played the oess-commuoity, supporters and fans ed ucational for his young players. Ramblers A with Ram· 10hOO Rossing v. the Namibian spectators odd game while they for their generous coo tributions which Muatunga also thanked BluE' Wa· blc p.! B set fo r a exciting Ramblers A • women. with his running and were still playing Cur­ made their trip to Walvis Hay pos­ lers players. supporters and cblb offi· skill rul distri bution, ri e Cup ru gby in South si ble. cials for their outstanding hospitality For sport news or tips contact Conrad which pundns believc Afri ca as South West Teenagers played (Wo friendly and added that he hoped Ihis friend· Angula at Tel : 061-36970 or Fax: 33980 could rival the prowess Africa. ma tches against Interatlantic Hl ue Wa· ship would continue.