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Bringing Africa South Vol.3 Nu...... N$1.50 (GST Inc.) Tuesday July 51994 - ...... Geihgob to USqnd "·World CUp' Borehole probe now PRIME MInister Hage Geingob 'lumbia College in Chicago. takesotTfor a 15-dayomcial ,151tto Cbicagoyfill also be tbe. venue for the United States of America on a series ofmeetings with investors 'in the final stages' Friday. interested ~ Namibia. Geingob is set to visit Chicago, In LosAngelesthePrlme Minis­ Los Angeles, Q!lk!a.nd,New Yoik tera!1d~ ," delegation will meet • CHRISTOF MALETSKY Brits attributed the long wait to the fact that they had had to visit an the and Detroit dunng 8' tour 'mainlY wJa.thep~~ts,n'l~oanhneJD- , THE 'internal committee' probe in­ regions concerned. aimed at promoting ' inv~tment in. hers of tbe African Development I' stituted four months ago to investi­ Earlier Geingob said he had ex­ Namibia. $-"" , / Publtcln~tCorporadonand gate allegations that two Ministers pected the report to be finished by the While in California the SQCCer- Location~todiscusstbeuseof received boreholes drilled and con­ end of March. loving Prbite MfiVster will attend Namibia as it location fOl Holly­ structed with drought aid money " is If not submitted by Thursday this tbesemJ-flnalsandflnaiotthe-Wol'ld wood mm-mak.efS. in the final stage" and would be sub­ week, Namibians will have to wait for Cup.as a guestf!fQlltex NamI\Jia's Next ~p tor the delegation will mitted to Prime Minister Hage at least two more weeks as Geingob Managing Dir~or:, Paw Blaucb. be the pOrttown ofOakland which Geingob shortly. leaves for the United States on Friday Another highlight will come on ·r~ntly ,betame the tWin city of This was confmned by the chair­ and will be baCK in his office by July July!! when; , ~fDgq~ receives.an · ~, person of the four-strong committee, bonolJtrv doCiOrilte"in lawWm'Co- 25. ~ . . ·'x·,1V,ho •. ' .. wk. w., .'W' ~M,)M,Ml' ,.,,f,K ",;."'.: ·,·, .. ,';'·4#:.~t""":'H4"J, ,,<>""", ... OM .. ,~.. " %*,,£ I Willie Brits, who said they' would Yesterday Brits was unable to con- pass on the report to the Prime Min­ Swakopmund ister "very soon". cont. on page 2 row to to Ministry

I;::;;;======'11_ ...... CHRISTOF MALETSKY A PETITION by 1505 homeowners and OkahanoJa pUpIlS tenants at Swakopmund is to be referred to the Ministry of Regional, Local Gov­ , stick to demands ernment and Housing by the coastal .., _ CHRIS NDIVANGA town's Town Council. ,,,.. ~:r-01t..:,,;,~.... A decision by the Town Council last month to ~~ GRADE 11 and Grade 12 pupils at the raise assessment rates by 22,5 per cent provoked a Okahandja Secondary School have vowed to strong protest from the Swakopmund Residents' continue their class boycott until next Monday, Association (SRA) who demanded an increase of a spokesperson told The Namibian yesterday. not more than 15 per cent. Manuel Ngaringombe of the Students' Rep­ The petition was offic~ally submitted to the Town resentative Council said pupils had decided to Council at its meeting last Thursday. carry on with the boycott until the Ministry of Although the Town Council earlier appeared Education and Culture sets a date on which reluctant to budge on its position, it is now to refer textbooks will be provided to the two grades. the petition to the Ministry to help them decide on If the Ministry does not deliver the books or their next move. set a date for when they will Oe delivered, the At Thursday's meeting the petition was handled pupils will consider other steps on Monday. according to Municipal standing rules which al­ Pupils boycotted classes for the third day lowed no debate. While the matter was referred to running yesterday to back their gemand for an the Management Committee for discussions, reli­ audience with a representative from the Minis­ able sources indicated to The Namibian that they try of Education and Culture. would approach the Ministry for assistance. Ngaringombe told The Namibian there is a So~rces in the Municipality as well as at the shortage of Development Studies and Business Ministry did not rule out the possibility that the Studies books in Grade 11 and of Business 199411995 budget might be adjusted as a result. Economics, Accounting and Biology books in The SRA claimed most people wanted to know Grade 12; as well as in some lower classes. what they would pay after the new evaluation of .Ministry spokesperson Johannes Tjitjo yes­ property in 1995 . terday said the cause of the problem had been About 171 residents from Mondesa who signed -~ traced. The Ministry had discovered that an the petition complained that although they paid order had been placed in June this year but had service fees the Municipality had done nothing to been "blocked". recover around N$855 000 it was losing from the Tjitjo could not explain why the order had single quarters who did not pay for water and cont. on page 2 cont. on page 2 2 Tuesday July 51994 .THE NAMIBIAN

TCL deadlock 'Varsities link over N$1/2m book gift

• TOM MlNNEY em Africa. It is not likely that the that computers and elec­ drags on ... The number of creation and expansion tronic infonnation tech­ CO-OPERAnON between the University Namibian students used of Unam would have hit nology will play an ever ofNamibia (Unam) and the vast University of • CHRIS NDIVANGA to be l300-1400butis the number of students, bigger part in university South Africa (Unisa) is to grow. It could now down to 800, study­ as the experience in exchanges. He s.aid that TIlE Mineworkers' UnionofNamibia(MUN) include recognition of coUrses done at either ing some of Un is a 's 300 Cape Town was that it using computers it will will meet TCL llUlIl&gement next week in an university, exchange of staff, training help courses ranging from did not affect numbers. be possible to send in­ effort to resolve a dispute over wage negotia­ and information exchanges. business, accountancy, . Katjavivi says de­ fonnation from one uni­ tions for workers at Tsumeb, Kombat and and law to social stuaies . mand is strong for versity to another almost Otjihase mines. This was the message Unisa is mainly a cor­ and science. Unam's distance learn­ immediately and lec­ when Unisa vice-chan­ ~spondence university, Interest if! -studying ing . (correspo~dence) tures and research can MUN General secre­ company after the par­ cellor and pri~cipal . one of the biggest in the seems to be 10w~r in coUrses and this may af- be ~nt this way. tary Peter Naholo said ties disagreed on June Manus Weichers yester­ world, and i~ t~aching NariUbia than in some fect Uhisa. . 'He spoke with pas­ the issue had been re­ 28 and 29. The next day donated 5 000 students all over so.uth- neighbouring countries. Weichers pointed out sion of Namibia, having ferred to directors of the meeting could be on July books, worth some visited many times over 13, Naholo said. N$550000, to the Unam the past 30 years. Geingob "At the last meeting library. Weichers helped in the company failed to This was the contents processes such as draw­ respond accurately to the of the Unisa branch li­ ing up constitutions (in­ "Qompagel issues of the dispute and brary in Namibia, set up cluding for the Turnhalle threatened to liquidate Walvis Bay. In New York in 1964 before even the appointed rulers before and close the mines," he Geingob will meet offi­ Academy was dreamed independence) and said. cials from the Offit Bank, of, and Unisa students South Africa's 1970-71 Nahol0 said the union the foreign editor of the in Namibia will now World Court fight. "had negotiated in "good Wall StreetJournal and a have the full right to use Unam librarian faith and has lowered its Brazilian delegation. The the Unam library facili­ Kwame Avafia from demand from 20 percent visit will end in Detroit ties. Ghana said he hoped to where the Prime Minis­ to a 19 per cent increase for al1 workers who earn Unam Vice-Chancel­ get help from Unisa in ter will meet African lor Peter Katjavivi wel­ preparing for a new li­ American businessmen. N$ 1 000 and more. In addition the union sug­ comed Weichers and brary building. Accompanying Geingob said he hoped to sign a gestedaminimum wage Unisa already has a on the tour will be the formal agreement before Minister of Agriculture of N$ 1 000 at TCL co-operation agreement Nangolo Mbumba, mines. long. He added it made with Pretoria and is ne­ Deputy Minister ofTrade He said the union and sense for Unam to help gotiating with Zimba­ Wilfried Emvula and has adopted a wait and Unisastudents wherever bwe, Gabon and SA uni­ other senior government see attitude until the next possible and to work to­ versities. Unisastudents officials and business round of negotiations. gether as "at the end of in Namibia are encour­ people. . The delegation TCL management could the day we are both em­ A CONCOURSE OF VCS as University of South Africa vice-chancellor aged to visit the Unam arrives back in Namibia not be traced for com­ powering our Namibian Marius Weichers yesterday gave N$SSO 000 worth of books the library of library and fmd out about on July 24. ment. people". Unam under Vice-ChanceUor Peter KatJavivi. using the books there. Swakop protest to Govt Okahandja boycott NUNW tenders for a the town and surround­ (. From Pale 1 From page 1 said the pupils felt that ing townships. Accord­ since the beginning of ,electricity. "The home ing to figures obtained been blocked as most of the year the Ministry had from the Municipality the new -Retfrement und owners in Mondesa feel the people in the con­ failed to respond to their particularly threatened as creation of an erf with cerned positions were problems. • CHRIS NDIVANGA sis and to place the fund under control of they pay heavy monthly services costs between new. "We told them that we its members. He said the Fund was part bills to the Municipality N$25 000 and N$35 000 He said he was confi­ RYE insurance companies operating in of an integrated social benefit fund. . while trying to improve and fears are that this will will continue with the dent the problem would Namibia have so far tendered for the Esau added that the Fund would be their style of living," the rise dramatical1y. boycott. They may relax administration of a Retirement Fund to beneficial to many workers who retired petition said. be resolved soon as two if we go back to classes," The SRA claimed last be established by the National Union of without acquiring any benefits from years inspectors had been del­ said Ngaringombe. According to SRA, week that the petition Namibian Workers (NUNW). of hard work. "The Fund will be the best egated to speak to the residents at Mondesa had signed by 171 residents He said a failure by the NUNW Secretary General Ben Esau and high compared to any other employ­ bought houses for N$2oo from Mondesa. 74 from pupils yesterday. Ministry to come up with said in allocating the Fund to insurance er's. We are talking in terms of close to but were taxed on an av­ Tamariskia, 564 from However, a satisfactory solution by companies the federation would con­ 90 000 members if farmworkers become erage erf value of N$2 Vineta and 696 from Ngaringombe told The Monday would indicate sider a number of things. stronger," said Esau. 300. A house valued at Swakopmund repre­ Namibian after meeting the Ministry was not se­ These included administrative According to Esau a similar Fund in N$14 000 was charged sented people with acom­ with the inspectors that rious. charges, service charges, managerial and South Africa has built up a reserve of on the same basis as the bined N$130 million the class boycott would "We will meet again financial status and the profiles of the N$I40 million within two years. rest of the town. How­ worth of property at companies. Esau said the objectives of continue. and take the next step. He said workers and their employers ever this is expected to Swakopmund and more the fund were to make additional retire­ would contribute towards the fund. It Although there had We need the books soon, change next year when than N$3 milJion in serv­ ment benefits available to all members would be operated as a separate entity general evaluation will be ices bought from the been changes in respon­ not at the time of the of affiliates of the NUNW; to provide controlled by trustees appointed from the done on all property in Municipality . sibilities, Ngaringombe exams." retirement benefits on a nationwide ba- ranks of workers and employers. Borehole probe grinding to conclusion

I - Fro.m page 1 gator. farm survive the fairs in the Office of the The investigation was drought. President, John C P DE LEEUW (WINDHOEK) firm whether or not the set in motion following Although the Mutorwa, an " urgent RECEPTIONIST report would be made media reports that boreholes had not been application for water QUALIFICATIONS public. drought aid boreholes fenced off, fann staff drilling at our newly­ . 3 Years experience of "Lotus" and WordPerfect" "That is in the hands had been wrongly allo­ and villagers agreed established Etosha Do­ * Switchboard and reception experience of the Prime Minister cated to Justice Minis­ they were only for fann mesticated Ostriches * General Office activities and the Cabinet," he ter Ngarikutuke use and not for the Fann" was made. * Bookkeeping experience said. Tjiriange and deputy Uutsatbimacommunity, Mutorwa did not re­ * Ability to interact with different people The committee is minister of Home Af­ situated about 20 kilo­ * Namibian citizenNalid working permit ject the letter. Instead, it comprised of Brits; fairs Nangolo Ithete for metres away from the was reported, he hand­ .PACKAGE Eddie Amkongo, secre­ a fann where they run a fann. wrote instructions on it Above average salary tary to the Cabinet; joint ostrich business. It has been alleged to deputy permanent * Bonus Frieda-Nela Williams, In April last year the that the boreholes were secretary, Richard Fry, * Medical aid. pension and holiday benefits pennanent secretary"in two boreholes, esti­ drilled at the request of to get details and follow COMMENCEMENT PATE the Ministry of Works, mated to cost N$80 ()()() Ithete. up urgently. * 1 August 1994 Transport and Commu­ each, were drilled with In a letter in July nication; and AG emergency Government FAX SUMMARISED CV. TO 061-231238 1992, apparently from Comrades do it Visser, the Govern­ MR. N HIBBERT funds allocated to help Ithete to the then deputy ment's special investi- communities near the Minister of Water Af- with condoms THE'NAMIBIAN Tue¥da'{JuIY '05' 199~ 3 Katutura fares up

• CHRIS NDIVANGA In the past commuters had to pay N$4 for this trip. The new taxi rank is behind THERE will be no hike in taxi fares OK Bazaars on Stilbel street in the Windhoek municipal area. Nabta has warned commuters to be on However, a 50 cent increase in taxi the alert against some taxis which charge fares between points in Katutura N$3 a trip allegedly because bus fares will swing into operation on went up last week. Monday, a spokesperson of the Katjazengi said the association would Namibia Buses and Taxi Association now administer the car-wash place in (Nabta) said yesterday. Tal Street Previously it was used by car Infonnation and Publicity secretary cleaners who made their living out of the Claudius Katjazerigi said the associa­ business. tion had decided at a meeting on Satur­ He said water had been wasted and the day to bring fares in Katutura into line municipality had now given the associa­ with those in Khomasdal where com­ tion the responsibility to control and muters are charged N$2 a trip. save water. Nabta will pay for water Fares in Katutura are N$I,50 between usage. points. Katjazengi said issues concerning the Katjazengi said a new taxi rank had opening of more taxi ranks, including at been opened at the Gustav Voigts cen­ places like Snyman Circle and the WINTER WARMTH ••• Zooty Clothing recently donated sweaters with a combined value ofN$700 tre. This means commuters can now Otjomuise township would be discussed to residents of the Katutura Old Age Home. Martha Pholoana (supervisor) received the sweaters travel from Katutura or Khomasdal to at a meeting with the town council on from Ben Shivute (far right) of Zooty. ' OK Bazaars at no extra fare. July 13. 'God has forgiven me, why can't the judges' asks repentant prisoner ...

• JOSEF MOTINGA children he had adopted; someone who'sinned had come to court to six farm labourers and could ask for forgive- plead for a reduction of VICTUS Simana, "who sent shockwaves their dependents; a com­ ness. sentence. through Gobabis when he brutally murdei ed mon-law wife and 10 "Vra is vry, wyer Teek said there were Petrus Hochobeb" on February 20 1993, children of his own to daarby," Teek re­ also those whom God did yesterday had his application for leave to look after. He also had sponded. not forgive and sent to appeal against ~entence rejected by the High instalments to pay on the Simanasaid he had felt hell forever. What ifGod Court. farm plus other debts, the hardships in prison says "no ways", Teek and his trucks had been and repented; he prayed asked. Simana said that Simana asked that the property and stolen and overturned. with his Bible and before he went to hell he effective sentence of dependents. It was also Teek said considering wanted , to go out and nine years be reduced to difficult for him to con­ the seriousness of the warn everybody about .&L six as the number of tact his relatives who crime, Simana could ending up in prison. :E!3;:,a~~~rh~ I~ 4~ :lE" 'lK!%t~~ years and prison. condi­ were in the reserves. hardly describe the sen­ Prison did not offer any but had never received Crime beat Dog's tale tions were "shockingly Another reason was tence as shockingly hard. chance for rehabilitation any feedback on whether harsh". that he had not been the Despite his responsibili­ and even as he was stand­ someone had actually THE POLICE are WARSAW: A On March 18 Simana only person involved in ties, on the night of the ing in the dock he could reached there. investigating a case young man was shot was sentenced to 15 the killing. He argued murder Simana had imagine what was hap­ Those who were not of attempted in the leg by pis dog. - years in jail of which six that the investigating of­ stayed up drinking. He pening in there. forgiven by God would murder after a man The man, from had pursued Hochobeb Teek said the objec­ probably be swerving were conditionally sus­ ficer had not conducted identified asJ Elago B ytow in northern pended for five years. his investigations in such who had killed someone tive of imprisonment around in the atmos­ of Owambo 25/9 Poland, had taken Judge Pio Teek dis­ a way as to hold the oth­ else and had asked for was . also to serve as a phere, he suggested , was shot in the knee his dog with him to ers accountable. While help from somebody to deterrent and this would without explicitly giving missed the appeal as he at Club Thriller in do some target prac­ found Simana's reasons in prison he had learned follow the deceased. He not be achieved should an answer as to whether Katutura over the tise in his garden. unconvincing. that the officer con­ had armed himself, everyone know if he or that suggested being in weekend. He had just leant Simana, who did not cerned had persuaded the found Hochobeb and had she committed a crime hell or not. A case of his rifle up on the his have legal representa­ others to get him beaten him to death they could simply ask Teek said that on earth attempted murder car and walked off tion, opted to argue his (Simana) into trouble. smashing his head until for mercy afterwards. those that the judges did is being to fix the target when own case, supported by He had an old and sick the man's brains had , Simana said he be­ not forgive were sent to investigated at the dog knocked the a letter he wrote to court father who had entrusted come out. lieved as he had asked prison and served their Walvis Bay where rifle over, sending a from prison. the farm into his care; Simana then got en­ for forgiveness from time. a man attempted to volley of lead into He said he was still nine sisters, three of tangled in a debate on Him (God), and by now Simana was taken murder a person his master. young and would 'lose whom were at the uni­ mercy from God and that God had forgiven him. back to the Windhoek over the weekend. AFP time' looking after his versity; eight Bushman of the court. S imana said This was the reason he Central Prison. July 4 celebrated in Nam

Right: A TOAST TO President school choir, led by principal Malcolm Nu joma 's heal th at yesterday's celebra­ McArthur. tion of the 218th birthday of the United Their strong Gospel-style songs on States of America. the bright sunny day really made the US Amhassador Marshall McCallie party and showed how far advanced is (right) proposed the toast to the the upsurge in amazing school choirs Namibian leader after which Namibia's here. So far boys at Centaurus have not Foreign Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab yet joined, but the many girls sing beau­ (centre, accompanied by his wife Joan) tifully. proposed a toast to US President Bill After the stunning choir performances Clinton, to continuing excellent rela­ last week organised by Ella du Plessis tions between Namibia and the US, and secondary school, the way is clearly open to peace in Africa and worldwide. to restart the Namibian schools choral The date m,arks America's declara­ festivals. But it would be good to empha­ tion of independence from British rule sise fun, not competition. more than t'!lO centuries ago, and in the Celebrations of July 4 in the US were political ideals of the US are many of big, including music from eyery US tra­ the ideals of the young Namibian re­ dition, such as Native American drum­ public which also broke free from colo­ ming and song, Puerto Rican jibaro, New nial rule. Even the US anthem, The Star Orleans jazz, bluegrass, country, Irish, Spangled Banner, includes the words and patriotic rapping. There is also a "land of the brave, land of the free". Festival of American Folklife, including Yesterday's Windhoek party featured cooking, stories, craftwork, music, dance excellent singing from the Cent lUruS and weaving. 4 "PiJesday'.:JCJIY '8'-1-994 THe' NAMlBIAt4" New priest at Anamulenge

• OSWALD SHIVUTE AT ANAMULENGE sion. wanted to go and work Vianey in Pretoria from Father Augusto will be in the south of Namibia 1989 to 1992, where he MORE TIlAN 2000 Roman Catholics from the first Oshiwambo­ and there came into con­ fInished his theological across Namibia and from southern Angola speaking priest at tact with Bishop studies and spiritual for­ gathered at Anamulenge on Sunday a week ago Anamulenge, and the Bonifatius Haushiku rnation.Afterthishewas for the ordination of Father Augusto Ndaitavela third in the North. who became his best sent to Otjiwarongo in Dionisius Nambili as a new priest for Father Augusto was friend. On the advice of 1993 and then to Anamulenge/Ombalantu in Omusati Region. bornatOmahamaneara Father N Mokhatu, Kavango, Zambyu, from The ordination of Fa- the Metropolitan See of Roman Catholic Mis- Augustowassentrespec­ 1993 to 1994 to com­ ther Augusto,conducted Namibia, was the fIrst sion, Okanautoni, in tively to the Seminaries plete his formation by . by Archbishop ever at Anamulenge's southern Angola where of St Paul at acquainting himself _~"",""x«".<_=_"",_"',"""""''''''''''=_='''"_, __"",,,,_ , Bonifatius Haushllru of Roman Catholic Mis- he did his pre school. He . Hammanskraal in 1986, with pastoral work in the I .1 came to Okalongo in St Peter's in 1987 and parishes. Namibia and in 1984 1988, and St John Among those attend­ ing his ordination was VENEZUElA, MAGIC lAND his father, Dionisio Kangungu Nambili, and his mother, Lucia Hilinganye Shatota, Vicar G e neral~ from Ondjiva and Lubango in -- Angola, families from as far as Namibe, Lubango, Ondjiva. Okanautoni and other villagers in Ombadja in the south­ ern part of Angola. Speaking on behalf of Bishop Kl eophas Dumeni of the Elcin Church, Reverend Shanghala emphasized the good relationship between the two churches and wished the new Priest · strength in . his parish work. The or­ A documentary film will be screened tonight at 20h34, dination was followed by on NBe, on the occasion of Venezuela's National Day. beautiful traditional ac­ tivities including dances, songs and refreshments. The new priest then E!!!!2 HOLY MOMENT ... BishopBonifatiusHausiku conducted his first Holy .1l!it!l (right) pictured during the ordination of Father Mass on Sunday, June Y'T'rrT'rr UBLIC ~SERV-tCE NteN'OF AMIBtA Augusto,prostrated on the ground. Photo: .' I 6 ~ .lin AflIin1u ~ en g e ( UN IJY I S S T R E NG TH) Oswald Shivute Church\

181 21662 • (061) 213083/4/5 Fax (061) 213047 WINDHOEK 18h:23: Home And another dangerous situ­ Away ation. The Public Service Union of Namibia (PSUN) Is awaiting applications 18h47: Teachers For 20hOO: News from suitably qualified and skilled Persons to reach the Secretary The Future 20h34: Venezuela: nbG 19h18: Love Life Magic Land General not later than 22 July 1994 for the following vacant Posts. 19h34: Perfect 20h47: Snoops 1. DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL (1 Post) Venezuela National Strangers 2Ih34: Treasure Requirements: Day A blast from the past - HunterS • Namibian Cnizen; IShS6: Opening Larry and Balki are vis­ B,degree or equivalent qualiflC8lion; , Scilly's dead Knowledge of determination and execution of company policies, organisation, financing. personnel provisioning & 17hOO: Sesame Street ited by a man who once islands utilization and procedures & control; 18hOO: Jerry Lewis tried to blow them up, 22h18: World Cup Knowledge of labour relative matters; Show (final) and his visit leads to Knowledge of concltlons of employment of public servants may serve as a strong recommendation. Soccer 94 Valid driver's licence (A) Responslblll'tles: ,r,....--======:::.... :::--; 1;-:;4~h30~: ~M~ag~i1;;la~-----:M~urder The successful candidate will supervise all administrative and labour related activities of the Union, be the . ,-Gorilla '· 2Oh40: Supersport: recording secreta,ry l!t a!Lr!'l~tir.J9s_and, r~rt to t ~eJ;!cretary ,General. 14h40: Yippee, Cycling 2. ASSISTANT ORGANISER (4 Posts) Yappee and 20h10: When Harry Requirements: Yahooey Met Sal~y (13) Namibian Citizen; Grade 12 or equivalent qualification; 14hSO: Grady A young man and Valid drivWs ticence; Greenspace woman meet when he MIst be • dynamic perIOI'I with tile ability to motivate and mobilize people; MIst be prepared to ttaveI and function independently. Premium Time IShOO: The ·gets a lift with 'her after Responsibilities: _' ' K1V Starts ~ F1iiltstones graduation: After an ini- The successful candidates will undergo training in t(ade ul\lon organisation and thereafter will be responsible for establishing and maintaining union structures, keeping the members Informed on their conditions of employment and 09hOO: The Elephant ISh30: Conan the tial attraction, followed compiling and dealing with complaints of members. Show Adventurer by animosity, they man- ·3. RECORD CLERK (1 Post) K1VEnds KTV Ends age to build up a genuine Requirements: 09h30: Egoli Qpen Time . friendship,· Now the Namibian Citizen; lOhOO: 2001 Space 16hOO: Full House question is - can they Grade 10 or equivalent qualification Responsibilities: Odyssey (A) 16h30: Loving keep romance out of it? • The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and maintaining the records system of the Union. K1V Holiday Special 17hOO: Egoli Starring Billy Crystal 12h15: Fievel 17h30: FreshPrinceof and Meg Ryan. 4. TELEPHONIST I TYPIST (1 Post) goes west Requirements: Bel Air 21 h4S: Supersport: • Namibian Citizen; K1V Starts Premium Time Rugby Gradel 12 or equivalent qualification with a typing speed of at least 44 w.p.m.; 14hOO: Chip '0 Dale 18hOO: Contract For 22h30: Nig~t' H;awks' Knowledge of Siemens EMS 30C telephone system will be a recommendation; . Knowledge of computer software such as word processing and spread-sheets; (16) .. , ' Must be able to work under pressure and with very difficult persons. Responsibilities: ·Weattie'ii;ForeccJst ~H Cv:OS: True Believer ;'::. . (1'6) , The successful person will be responsible for operating the telephone system and most of the typing of the Union. PRETORIA: The Weather Burea~ ' s · de­ 02hOO: Coopers~th All applications should be accompanied by a detailed curriculum vitae, proof of Namibian tailed forecast summary for Nami, ~J a for (A) Citizenship, report on current health condition, ideNity document" driver's licence today: . 03h30: The Field (where ap'JlicabIFl) Fine an (PGl3) oastal F 05h15: Transmission Clllh " I M \, ~\ .;.._.~ _,:. , . ~..,., ~ ,~- THf: N~MIBIAN , Tuesday July 51994 5

The Namlblan Is ~ 'Psycho' sex in SA published by the Free Press of PRETORIA: A male nurse from Pretoria has been Namibia, 42 John Melnert Street, accused of having sexual intercourse with a psychi­ Wlndhoek. Editor: atric patient, SABC radio news reports. Gwen Lister. Tel: The South African Nursing Council's discipli­ (061) 3697011/2131 nary investigation into the matter has been post­ 4, Fax (061) 33980. poned until later this year pending further evi­ Postal Address: PO Box 20783, dence. Wlndhoek. Printed According to a Council spokesperson, Frank by John Melnert Germishuizen, the alleged intercourse only took . (Pty) Ltd, Stubel place on one occasion in 1990. - Sapa Street, Wlndhoek. VALLEY FURNISHERS , 0 IOX 9296, EROS TEL: 220045 91 cm Savoy Base Set -499.00 Oep: 50,00 REST IN PEACE .•. Namibians, including many fro~ the Otjiherero-spealdng community, paid 137 cm Savoy Base Set -599,00 Oep: 60.00 their last respects to the late headman Ferdinand Muhonongozu Kaavara who was put to rest at 3 Piece Parlslenne Bedroom Suite -1999,00 Oep: 200.00 Okahandja on Saturday. Kaavara died about 10 days ago. According to Chief Kuaima Rlruako, 3 Piece Llnda·Bedroom Suite -1799.00 Oep: 180.00 Kavaara was born in 1890 and died asa Field Marshal oftbe Red Herero nag at Omupoha, Aminuis, Bedroom Suites are available In a variety of colours in the Omabeke region. Riruako said Kavaara bad taken part in tbe GermanIHerero war early this century. Here a group waits for the remains oftbe late Kavaara at the Katutura police station as 4 Piece Siesta Lounge Suite (Cream & Brown) -2979.00 Oep: 280.00 it was escorted from Riruako's bome In Katutura. Photo: Chrls Ndivanga 4 Piece Siesta Lounge Suite (Showwood, Wine or Brown Cushions) -1899.00 Dep: 190.00 3 Piece Bonny Wall Unit (Cream or Black) -1699.00 Oep: 60.00 Child law to be revised Jenny Wall Unit (Imbula Anlsh) -599.00 Oep: 60.00 51 cm Panasonic Remote TV -2099.00 Oap: 210.00 51 cm TokIo Remote TV -1499.00 Oap: 150.00 NEW regulations on children's riIhts can be position to provide one. Tedelex Bookshelf HI-FI -599.00 Dep:60.00 expected in the near future foIIowiDg recom- . The workshop further recommended that minor M-Net Decoder .-649.00 Dep: 65.00 mendations made by a broad of spectrum children must not be locked up (jailed) with adults, groups, social workers, psychologist and le- as they will"leam crime". Defy Single Oven -2399.00 Oep: 240.00 gal workers at a workshop hosted by the It was suggested that the system of simply pun­ 600 mm Standard Cookerhood -599.00 Dep: 60.00 Ministry of Health and Social Services last ishing juvenile offenders, especially those who do Defy 4 Plate Hob -1099.00 Dep: 110,00 week. . not commit violent or other serious crimes, should 270L Fridgemaster Double Door Fridge -1899.00 Oep: 190,00 , , , be moved towards a system for rehabilitating the 11 . I Partlclpants~adeextenslVe'proposalsandcom- children by addressing the problems that brought Contact us for all gas appliances!!! ments'ld for"ht a revIsed law covenng many aspects of h'm/h'J er mto trou bl e WI' th the I aw. ~!!~=!~~~~~~;;;=;;~~~~~~~~~~ c hI rens s ng s. I i Announcing the new ideas, Minister of Health I 2 and Social Services Or Nicky Iyambo told a media GROUP OF ESTATE AGENTS briefmg on Friday that a new draft law on the rights Panasonic of children and their status would be submitted to Cabinet by the end of this year. Business Systems KATUTURA: GOREANGAB Recommendations made during the workshop The quest for zero defect PWT&PLAN included: * That discrimination against children based on 148 Republic Road whether they are born in or out of wedlock, an event Tel. 38747/38701/38520 - Fax: 220397 over which children certainly have no control and Plans available to fit your personal needs for. which they should not be punished, must be * eliminated. *Affonlable: N$80 000 - N$I20 000- * All discrimination based on birth status (for *New & modem example, the inability of children born out of PANASONIC KX - F 2350 * Ouistmas in your own house! wedlock to inherit from their fathers whithout a FAX MACHINE WITH .* Only 5 plots available will) should be repealed so that all children may Be a proud Namibian - Your agent: have the greatest access possible to state protection. ANSWERING MACHINE * Melanie ~an Dyk Iyambo said his Ministry agreed wholeheartedly be proud of your property with the recommendations as these would bring TeJ: 222771 -, Namibia's laws into line with its Constitution as well as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Also to be considered, according to I yambo, is the VACANCY position of unwed fathers with regard to their children. The workshop put forward several possi­ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ble approaches involving unwed fathers in family The Namibian National Farmers Union (NNFU) has. an attrac­ life which' should be closely considered and re­ tive vacancy for a suitably qualified young Namibian lady for an viewed, Administrative ASsistant In reviewing Namibia's law in the area of child N$3100 OR N$115 per month abuse and neglect, workshop participants discussed Requirements: ways to continue commitment to preserving the * The candidate must be qualified in typing, bookkeeping, family unit while seeking to ensure that the home accounting and administrative functions; is a safe place for a child to be, The widest range of Proposals were also made to require anyone who Panasonic as well as * She must have a good knowledge of computers and word­ observes or knows of child abuse or neglect to report spec,lally designed processing; it to the appropriate authorities, to provide places of She must be fluent in English. safety for children in need of care outside the home, ,Jtelephon81 In * to provide families with services when necessary to I In return th9NNFU offers an attractive salary package. prevent abuse or neglect from occurring, and to Namibia Send your CV to the following address: protect child witnesses in court proceeings and to now ensure that convicted child abusers are punished Namibian National Farmers Union (NNFU) commensurate with the offence. available . . P.O.Box3117 Suggestions for improving Namibia's State al­ at the' lowance payments for the most disadvantaged chil­ Wmdhoek 9000 dren without retreating from the policy that pri­ "best Contact persons are: mary responsibility for the support and care of prices Mr. Alex Meroro and Sackey Namugongo children rests with the family will also be under Tel: (061) 271123 consideration as will rules on adoption designed to Fax: (061) 227406 ensure a safe and appropriate home for every Closing Date: 15 July 1994 Namibian child whose natural parents are not in a ELLULAR mEP,:!ONES SOON IN NAMI8IA THE NAMIBlAN'\ :\

REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA House price climb to stop *MINISTRY OF FINANCE N$156,O million with 1 810 home 1------1' ' , I • TOM MINNEY REPUBLIC OF borrowers, up from 1 642). List says TENDER BOARD HOUSE PRICES may stop the last seven years have seen inde­ TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR NAMIBIA' climbing soon, ifthe inflation rate pendence, severe recession and strong 1.TENDERNO:F1/1012-141MTHESUPPLYOFOFFICE stays under control. But untn un­ competition from the banking sector FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES. MINISTRY OF FINANCE employment can be rolled back which, in South Africa, was enough to , there is little chance of beating force small financial institutions into 2.TENDER NO: F1/11-7194 THE SUPPLY, DEUVER * TENDER BOARD the bousing shortage. This is tbe liquidation. AND MOUNT OF ONE TRACTOR MOUNTED HEAVY TENDERSAREAWAITED FOR New laws may allow building soci­ DUTY ROTARY SLASHER TO THE DISTRICT warDing from W~rner List, chair eties and banks to operate under the FORESTRY OFFICE RUNDU. 1. TENDER NO:Fl/1011-48114 KITCHEN EQUIPII9IT ofthe Namib BuHdingSociety, in the seventh annual report, re­ same advantages, and even for a soci­ 3. TENDER NO: F1/11-8194 THE PURCHASE AND FOR NAIIUTONI REST OAMP • • ety to become a b8Jlk. List says the SUPPLY OF ONE ONLY 4X4 TRACTOR. 'leased recently. . exciting-laws should come this finan­ % TENDER NO:F1/1012-13IM THE SUPPLY AND List warns there could be problems DELIVERY OF A MULnBTATIONGYII(10IlAN)FOR cial year and we "look forward to the 4.TENDER NO: F1/12-3194 SUPPLY AND DEUVERY THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT. ifhouse prices stop climbing for lend­ OF COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE. new challenges". ing institutions that were not careful The society has a profitable subsidi­ Closing elate: (l)llhOO 011 Tuesday 19 July 1994 enough and did not get good deposits. 5. TENDER NO: CONSTRUC'nON OF ary, NBS Development Company (Ply) Fl/1811-8IM In the US, he adds, Savings and Loans FIVE CATTLE PENS, FIVE CRUSH PENS WITH FIVE (2)11hOO on Tuesday 26 July 1994 Ltd which managed sales of N$13,8 institutions collapsed when house LOADING PLATFORMS FOR THE DIR. AGRIC. million in the year. This year it is EXTEN. AND ENGINEERING IN THE OIIAHEKE SUB DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE prices stopped rising after making working on two more developments in OF REGION. loans with low deposits while prices Klein Windhoek. The Seaetary:Tender Board were climbing. The insurance wing, getting home Closing elate: (I2,3nad.5) llhoo on Tuesday 26 July 1994 Ground ftoor, FIscus Building "Speculators should take particular 10 John Melnert Street borrowers to take out insurance poli­ (4) 11 hOO on Tuesday 19 July 1994 note," warns List. He says construc­ WIndhoek cies to protect their loans and homes, tion costs may not continue their climb DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF TENDERS ~ BE FORWARDED TO is also proving profitable. The Seaetary:Tender Board The Seaetary: Tender Board and interest rates may fall another Ground ftoor, F1scus Building P.O. Box 3328 percentage point. NBS is also proud to have cut back 10'John Melnert Street WINDHOEK In the year to March 31 1994, the the number of houses they had to sell WIndhoek Fax No.: (061) 36454 society continued its fast growth of the because a home bond borrower could TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO OR DEPOSITED IN: The Tender Box: previous seven years. Profits before not pay instalments. In the year to The Seaetary: Tender Board Ground Floor: F1scus Bulkling tax reached N$3,02 million, a giant March 1993 this peaked at eight houses P.O. Box 3328 58 per cent climb from the previous totalling N$746 860, but last year only WINDHOEK 10 John MeInert Street Fax No.: (061) 36454 WIndhoek year's N$I,91 million, but less than ' sevenhousesweresoldinexecutiionat OR DEPOSITED IN: the previous year's 165 per cent jump a value of N$379 400. . NB:N$5-00 Levy (Non refundable) Is payable In The Tender Box: from N$722 531. "We attribute this performance to Advance In cash or bank guarantBed cheques only Ground Floor: Flscus Building (Unpaid documents wI be prejudiced). The total assets of the society began the care we take before a loan is granted 10 John Melnert Street tand9r • ,

SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. ~t566 TENDER Gem sales continue REPUBLlC~QE TENDER NO: F1/1 011-301 193 NAMIBIA Tenders are invited for: to-rise worldwide MINISTRY OF FINANCE RENOVATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO AGRICULTURAL COllEGE AT WORLDWIDE sales ofrougb diamonds by statement. European and * the Central Selling Organisation in the first Japanese markets would TENDER BOARD MASHARE have to get stronger and TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR: half of 1994 increased by 1,5 per cent to CLOSING DATE: US$2,5S billion US dollars. The CSO is also the main buyers from the CSO would have to boost 1. TENDER NO. F1/13-5194 SUPPLY AND 19 JULY 1994 at 11HOO part of the Beers diamond cartel which DEUVERY OF X-RAY MACHINE. De their profitability levels Documents are available at the ow~Consolidated Diamond Mines and buys before sales picked up in 2. TENDER NO: Fl/18/1-7194 SUPPLY AND office of the : and inarkets all Namibia's diamond produc­ the second partofthis year. DEUVERY OF ONE 4X4 BAKKIE. tion. The CSO said talks be­ Department of Works tween De Beers and the 3.TENDER NO: F1/18/1-8194 SUPPLY AND GROUND FLOOR Despite the slight rise, mand for rough diamonds. DEUVERY OF ONE SEDAN VEHICLE. the CSO will not buy more Demand for retail jew­ Russian diamond authori­ ROOM 22 diamonds. A quota was ellery remained high in ties were continuing on a 4. Fl/19-1194 THE PRINTING OF SEAL CORNER OF KRUPP­ set in 1992 and under this East Asia, and was stable future sales contract as the present one expires at the BROCHURES. & BESSEMER sales remain at only 85 in the United States. A per cent of a particular statement from the CSO end of next year: "The Closing elate: (1,2&3 ) 11 hoo on Tuesday 19 July 1994 STREETS Russians have made it (4)llhoo on Tuesday 26 July 1994 level. The quota has been said the businesses seem WINDHOEK rising, but last year was fairly confident about the clear that they support DEPOSIT: To obtain documents a deposit of set at 85 per cent. future. marketstability,"theCSO N$50.00 is payable. Cheru!es are to De made Amount payable at: GROUND spokesperson said, but p'ayable to fhe Ministry of Finance. Tender World diamond sales Demand in Europe and aeposits are not refundable. FLOOR FISCUS BUILDING: were US$2,54 billion dol­ Japan continued to be gen­ refused further questions saying it had been agreed . N$ 60,00 lars in the same period erally weak but there were DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE l~t year. The CSO, based signs those economies had with the Russians to only OF Tenders must be posted to: in London, said demand reached the bottom oftheir comment on a joint basis. The Namibian Tender Board for rough diambnds had Fiscus Building (ground floor) The Secretary declines and may im­ The Russians are un­ 10 John Meinert Street Tender Board been strong in the first six prove. In Japan, the strong happy with De Beers con­ months of this year as re­ Wlndh08k PO Box 3328 yen had put demand ahead trol of rough diamond tailers are more confident in dollar terms. sales and this led to fears ENQUIRIES: WINDHOEK ab

SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 2SISS7 ... -_ ...... '" THE NAMIBIAN ',; ~ I, •• ' Tuesday ·July 5 1994 7 Kigali falls to rebels

French prepa.re for more clashes HARARE: Defence lawyers acting for a The defence said that KIGALI:JubilantRwandanrebelscaptured government-backed Hutus. British doctor accused ofkilling five patients a c ampaign was the capital Kigali and the last llU\ior govern­ Colonel Didier Thibaut, based in Gikongoro, 20 through Nazi-style experiments on black pe0- launched against ment-held southern town of Butare yester­ km from the battle front, said Colonel Jacques ple hit back against ''these monstrous allega­ McGown by a Kenyan expatriate and Ameri­ day but in a radical policy shift, French Rosier, commander of Operation Turquoise's south­ tions" when his trial opened her.e yesterday. troops were ordered to halt any further ad­ em command, had o~dered him to stop the rebelS can-trained lawyer from capturing the town or going beyond it. whose 10-year-old vance. ~dvocate Chris The prosecution was The order. marked a radical shift in France' s Andersen said it was led by Zimbab\;Ve:s at­ daughter, Lavender · Witnesses said forces of the rebel Rwanda Patri- . policy towards the RPF and put Operation Tur­ Kharninwa, died in 1990 neces~ to "counter the torney-general, Patrick otic Front (RPF) pushed into central Kigali shortly quoise on a new offensive footingjostas rebel forces . after she had her appen­ after daybreak following two days of intense artil­ were turning on tile west. vicio~s and false public­ Chinamasa, in an unu­ dix removed under an­ lery bombardment of key government positions. Thibaut said the decision took effect immedi­ ity" suggesting that sual court appearance, aesthetic administered Hundreds of dispirited government soldiers, flee­ ately. He added that the French would be flying in Scottish anaesthetist which he told reporters ing the rebel advance, tramped up the central reinforcements today to boost their presence in Richard McGown was had no political signifi­ by McGown. African city' s mist-shrouded hills to escape south­ Gikongoro, the next town on the road leading west. "a racist who admitted cance. McGown was eventu­ wards through the one remaining exit not yet sealed "No one will go any further ...ours remains a using children and black The case has become a ally arrested in March by RPF. fighters. humanitarian mission, in the security sense of the women as guinea pigs subject of public fasci­ 1993 after the parlia­ Rebel soldiers, most of whom come from the word," said Thibaut. for unauthorised experi­ nation since a parlia­ mentary committee re­ minority Tutsi tribe, embraced relatives and friends "If the RPF comes here and threatens the popu­ ments with morphine." mentary select commit­ ported that he had car­ long given up for dead in a country where an lation, we will fire on them without any hesitation," McGown, 57, pleaded tee appointed in March ried out unauthorised estimated 500 ()()() people have been butchered Thibaut said. not guilty in a calm voice 1992 reporte d that experiments on more since early April. "We have the means and we will soon have more. Only hours after securing control of Kigali, RPF It' s true that there are 2 000 of them, but you saw to five counts of culpa­ McGown had admitted than 500 unsuspecting forces to the south stonned into the last major yesterday afternoon how powerful our frrepower ble homicide. He faces a under oath to experi­ patients and that some government-held southern town of Butare and was," he added, referring to Sunday's first clash maximum sentence of menting with morphine of them had died as a threatened to move deeper into the heartland of the with the rebels: - Sapa-AFP . life imprisonment. on black women. result. - Sapa-AFP WORLD BRIEFS Arafat Royal critics threatened JOHANNESBURG: Swazi journalists have con­ visit demned a government move for harsher penalties againstcriticsofthe Swazi royal family. The Swaziland National Association of Journalists in a full-page rapped advertisement in the Times of Swaziland at the week­ end said a proposed amendment to the Sedition and DAMASCUS: Anal­ Subversive Activities Bill was a bid "to forcibly re­ liance ono hard-line introduce a culture of silence". The amendment pro­ Palestinian groups vides for a mi nimum fine of R20 000 or IQ years' blasted PLO chair­ imprisonment for publishing false or derogatory re­ marks about King Mswati ill or the queen mother. It man Yasser Arafat's further provides that publications considered seditious visit to the Gaza be forfeited to the State. If MPs reject the amendment, Strip, saying yester­ King Mswati may employ his legislative powers to day it could "open the enact it. way for inter-Pales­ tinian fighting." Afrikaaners upset over SABC The Damascus­ PRETORIA: Continued disregard for Afrikaans on based rejectionist television could result in a boycott of television fees by front, which opposes Afrikaans-speaking viewers, the Freedom Front said Arafat's autonomy yesterday. In a statement in Pretoria Front spokesman deal with Israel, said Pieter Mulder said the SABC' s decision to cut dubbed in a statement that programmes was trying the patience of the Afrikaans- THE TIDE TURNS ••• Rwandan Hutu displaced families huddle on a mountain side, 110 Kilometres speaking community "to the utmost". Mulder said the from Kigali, after fleeing mounting violence. UN souces put the number ofHutu fefugees at 400 000 the visit by the leader SABC should take note of the number of Afrikaans following the rebel capture of the capital Kigali yesterday. Photo: Reuter via Nampa. of the Palestine Lib­ viewers who were paying their licence fees. Far-reach­ eration Organization ing adjustments were being made for the large number was " d isgraceful to of non-paying viewers. Continued disregard for Military fail to .release Abiola all the Palestinians." Afrikaans would compel the Front to call on Afrikaans­ Ara fat arrived in speaking viewers to demand value in Afrikaans for LAGOS: Nigeria's military govemmentyesterdaydiso- Judge Tajudeen Odunowo, annoyed that his order Gaza on Friday and their money. "If no other way could be found, a refu sal beyed for the second time in a week a judge's order to had been disregarded for the second time, ordered that to pay would follow," Mulder said. is expected to travel produce ~eta in ed politician Moshood Abiola in court. justice minister and attorney general Olu Onagoruwa to J ericho today to State prosecutor AA Ayoade told the federal high court should appear before him on Thursday to explain why swear in the Pales­ 'Offending' journalist freed he did not know the whereabouts of Abiola, the man Abiola was not brought to court. tinian National Au­ ABIDJAN' A . alist ·a'led ·n I 0 C t · F b- widely believed to have won last June's annulled Nigeria's main oil workers' union Nupeng yes~er- V oas thority, which will ruary &0 ofti' Jd~urnheadJolfstatel H ry. K JOB ed· presidential election. His family believes he is de- day began a strike to force theeight-month-oldgovem- l' r en JOg enn onan e le . d ' rth N· . fr Ab' I d th ted I' " govern the Palestin­ has bee fr ed d't'onall d ·d tJ' I tame m no em Igena. ment to ee JO a an 0 er arres po ItJclans. - n e con 1 I y, un er a presl en a ''Tb I· (Ab' I) '11 be b h th· C' AFP decree issued late Saturday. State television said Bedie ,~app I.cant . 10 a WI roug t to cou~ IS ~apa- ian self-r ule areas had taken the decision to free Hamed Baka oko wee~, a seOlor polIce officer told the court but dId not .---=-----.------1 until elections. ~irectorof~e~eekl~~patriote,onther~o.mm~nda~ SpecIfy where. . .. , .~ Yemen loses supply port The hard-liners' tlon of the JustJce nllOlStry and after recelvmg a per- . , "~ ... ~' ~.. • • condemnation came sonal apology from the journalist. Bakayoko, whose Ch lluba sacks min ister SANAA: Northern Yemeni forces yesterday entered the hours after their publication is close to former prime minister Alassane ... pert city of Mukalla where breakaway southern leader sponsor Syria, de- Ouattara, was jailed for a year on February 24. Seven LUSAl{A: Zambi8nPresidentFrederick.Chlluba AIi Salem al-Baid is based, aseniormilitaryofficial said. nounced Arafat's other journalists have been tried since the beginning of yesterday sacked his legat affairs minister and "Government forces entered Mukalla following vio- . ·t· ·t ffi· I this year, of whom three are ,still in prison. appointed a new vice-president to replace Levy lent fighting with the secessionists" from the south, tire VISI. ID ISO ICla Mwanawasa, who.resigned on Sunday. At a news official said on condition of anonymity. There was no media and warned Hunger strikers freed conference just l»efore departure for a one day immediate independent or southern confirmation. that the self-rule state visit to neigb~uring Malawi, Chiluba said Northern forces occupied part of Mukalla's port be- agreement with Is- DAKAR: Six Senegalese opposition figures were freed be bad dismissed LegalAtTairs Mintster Ludwlg fore moving into other areas of the city, the official said. rael would not bring from jail yesterday after going on hunger strike to . Sonclasbi for ''impr:ppiiety and ntiscounCluct in He said troops were attempting "to control the whole of genuine peace. protest their detention on charges of involvement in the : QC'6ct:". Sondashi, a g~ . ~ to l\1wana" IIS"a" . assassination of a senior judge in May, officials said. was. due toannollnc!e hls,rei!gnatioil at a nt:ws . ~:~~!~~ ~~;;s;:~~~s~~' ':::i~ ~:::Jts7a:e t~~~ ~;;;;;;. ;;;;;. ~. ;;....~.. ~...;;;;~ .'".~.... ,~. ;;.. ~... ~. Abdoulaye Wade, leader of the Senegalese Demo­ x Fon,rere~Mw8iii;wasa,~!Ql~tis~~y cratic Party (PDS), Landing Savane and four other ,; Miyanda,a. , JO'niiU . riyg~ and foiutc"rer ::nn~~~e:r;:~~:o::~~~~~t~~e~~~~{~~c;:~nh~ Stdy~:l liv~ .. ~ opposition fig ures were freed for "humanitarian rea­ : member of the 'rutirig ~9ve~t for Muld·party : "Large quantities of weapons were seized and a Irge D ' • ...:,i .'nk sons," and because of the deterioration in their health, :' Democracy (MMI) , who " ,,8$~ted in.a near . number of secessionists were taken prisoner, or gave On, ;~' ~:,,\Jrl . the state prosecutor said. However he added that the fatal all: aa:idtlntinvolvi~M"aoawasajUSt after them s~lves up to ~overnmen ~ forces," the official added. ·and'dr-i've action against the opposition leaders had not been Hbe 1991 eIedions which brought ChOuba into The aIrport at Rlyhan, 35 ki lometres east of Mukalla" ,,, . , "' '' dropped. t~lll". · " "I" "', .',',' •.... , . was still under southern control, he said. Sapa-AFP 8 Tuesday July. 05 1994 THE "HAMIBIAN Botswana·lends to the' IMF Economic Indicators Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: . BOTSWANA IS to become the first country in of Africa as an economic known as Special Draw- and, like the World Bank, FUND NAME Buy Sell Yield% sub-Saharan Africa to lend money to the basket-case, holding ing Rights and the sum is usually only steps in when ABSA: GE: 193,95 181 ,42 2,87 International Monetary Fund, the world's hands out to the world for about US$4,6 million) to governments have Balanced 100,60 94,42 na Industrial 174,88 163,59 2,26 banker according to an· exclusive report in money. the ESAF subsidy ac- launched thorough pro­ Income 100,79 99,60 14,73 Botswanan newspaper Mmegi. . TIle money is to the IMF' s count grammes of economic re­ Enhanced Structural Ad- The exact terms of the form. Lending from the BOE: The US$4,6 million might contribute towards justment Facility pro- grant are being discussed IMF can rescue a country Growth 228,27 213,29 2,23 (N$ 16,5 million) loan reversingtheworld'sview gramme which helps the with the Botswana au- from virtual bankruptcy People's Income 102,44 101 ,36 10,65 poorest countries when thorities". 'and encourage otherlend­ COMMUNITY: they cannot balance their Bots)¥ana' s acting perma- ers. Growth Fund 154,34 144,37 , 4,69 Joburg stock exchange budgets or survive. It has nent secretary of the Min- But usually..the IMF is COMMERCIAL UNION: so far lent US$6,2.billion istry of Finance, Devel- only called in after years Growth 166,88 155,80 2,16 JOHANNESBURG: Shares on the Johannesburg to 43 developing coun- opmentandP1anningJohn ofmismanageme.nt, when COMPOSITE: Stock Exchange closed firmer in fairly active trade tries. Stoneham would not an- drastic and traurpatic All Share Index: 125,55 117,31 na yesterday after an improvement on world bourses The move should raise swer the newspaper:s change is required which FEDLIFE: and a rise in the gold price, a dealer said. Botswana's profile in the questions. Three other causes considerable suf- Fedgro GE 177,86 166,05 ' 3,63 Shortly after the official close, the all share index investment world and African countries are also fering. Income 100,10 98,09 na had climbed 46 points to 5447, the all gold had risen boost investor confidence. contributing: Egypt Namibia iscarefultokeep GUARDBANK: 32 points to 2 159 and the industrial index had notched The IMF told Mmegi it US$12,0 million, Mo- spending under control Growth 3450,98 3217,75 2,96 up 54 points to 6 287. "confirms that Botswana rocco US$8,6 million and and avoid running up Resources 221 ,40 206,36 3,46 "The market has improved a lot since last week, but has pledged a contribu- Tunisia US$2,3 million. debts so as to avoid be- Income 119,31 118,06 11 ,67 we are not out of the woods yet," the dealer said. tion of SDR 3,3 million The IMF is the lender of . foregettingitselfintodire Industrial 191,47 178,47 2,70 "We have had a nice little rise, but world stock (the IMF currency is last resort in many cases economic problems. IGI Life: GE 177,07 165,55 2,69 markets will have to hold steady if we are to consoli- METBOARD: 307,71 287,82 2,36 da~~~etbellwetherDeBeerSgained75ctoRI07,75 , SA credit for Zimbabwe ~~~und 121,00 119,73 11,36 while associate Anglos climbed 250e to R230,OO. On Managed 119,19 111,86 na . the gold board, Vaal Reefs was unchanged atR415,OO, . High Income 99,56 98,52 na WestemDeepwasup l00c to R201,OO and Dries.rose JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's Credit such activity between the METROPOLITAN: IOOe to R66,OO. Among industrials, SA Breweries Guarantee agency said yesterday it was providing two countries, pro.viding Metlife GE 143,05 133,67 5,61 collected 375c to R88,50, Remgro notched up a 50- 14-mDlionUSdoUarsincommerdalandpoU~ca1 thatZimbabwe's,attimes MOMENTUM: GE 348,08 326,26 3,35 cent gain to R26,00 and Richemont picked up 25c to risk cover tor capital projects in Zimbabwe. ~nu~ foreign reserve NBS: R3800. - Sapa-I-Net Situation can accomodate Hallmark GE 1307,43 1220,82 2,48 , . Bateman~.iec!S~~ld- supply~~twithaloan it," he said. Hallmark Income 98,83 97,84 na mgs. and SID1~ Mmmg of 4, l-I~J1hon US dollars The political risk cover OLD MUTUAL: Eqw~nt ~ mvol~ed, to the ZImbabwean gov- includes risks relating to Investors 3929;16 3663,33 2,29 respectively, m the Zim- emment. the ability of the destina- Sentinel 229,98 214,57 na REPUBLIC OF babwe Iron .and Stt:el Co' s "Hope~lly , they reflect tion country to pay for the Growth 322,78 300,81 3,49 NAMIBIA reconstructJonprojectand are~umpbo~oflong-term goods and services in Top Companies 359,95 335,48 2,75 the supply of waterwell capital project trade ac- question. - Sapa Industrial 542,50 505,53 1,94 drill rigs to Zimbabwe's tivitybetweenZimbabwe M' . 476,29 443,94 2,23 MI~ISTRY* OF FINANCE government. . . and South Africa," Credit Call to drop G~~~ng 2].1 ,29 196,98 3,08 ABSA Bank IS provld- Guarantee general man- I 109,51 108,32 11 ,15 TENDER BOARD ing a I 0,5-million US ~ol- ager Frans Joubert ~id. French franc s~~~~ TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR lars loan for the ZISCO "There can be lIttle G Eq 't 325802 3036,48 2,60 project while Investec is doubt that there is consid- R en Ut y 188 80 176 ,1 0 3,07 1.TENDER NO:F1/1811-10194 SUPPLY AND setto finance the drill rig erable growth potential for COTONOU: Some 150 ~sour~es .-j , DEUVERY OF DIESEL WELDING ENGINE FOR L...------.....;",.-----1 west and central African Fmanclal 6~7 , 21 585,80 na UI11(OMST RESEARCH &TAlION. economists on Saturday Income 215,42 213,27 na calledforthecreationofa SANLAM: GE 2055,77 1921 ,61 3,12 2. TENDER NO:F1/18/2-1811M EXTENSIONS TO THE 1546,66 2,97 11KV DISTRIBUTlON NETWORK AT THE WATER new common currency in- Index . 1655,58 AFFAIRS SITE AT 08HAKAn. REPUBLIC OF dependent of the French Prime

• ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA yoonkundathana popi kutya, aantu omayuvi mpoka omunadiploma dhopambili uule nomayuvi moAngola oye gwligwana yAhanagana ORAATA yEgameno yIigwanahangano oya woomwedhi hetatu dha li moshiponga shondjala, koAngola okwa ti, oku li pa etanga lyeelebela lyaUnita ethimbo sigo pitipo moLusaka, Unita omwolwonkalo ndjoka a ena einekelo kutya, omasilm 31 gaJuly, okukala lya tsa kwhwe nepangelo lyaAngola oya ombwiinayi moshilongo. oonkundatahana dha Nel­ nonkambadhalayligwanayahanganayokueta kala nokutsakumwe, ihe Ghali ota ti oshiponga son Mandela na Dos ombili moAngola, nongele basho nens ota ka omaIugodhi onkee ashike shika osha li sha etwa Santos nosho wo Jonas taga tsikile. ketanga lyaUnita, ndyoka Savimbi, otadhi ka kala ningi)waoondjindikilaoompe kiigwanaaishe Amushangandjai lyi li tali piyaganeke dha eta ombili 'moAngola I __' __ '~.'.'w_v_"~~"_.'~_"'·~'.V" ...·w •• w.v.·_.· ,·,.·v"_'__ "_~'.w._ ... '~" muuyuni. gwIigwanahangano, oondhila ndhoka tadhi eta ndjoka wo tayi ka eta Oshitokolitho ka nenepekwa. Boutros-Boutros Ghali, iikulya kaasindjala etulopo lyiilwitho shligwanayahangano K 0 n m a metine lya ziko okwa li a moAngola. moshilongo muule Ounona nava oshiti-932, shoka sha li Oministeli wethimbo efupi. sha piti metine Iya ziko, yomakwathelo "Tse otwi inekela osha Ii sha indile opo gopankalathano okukala twa adha filwe omuleli gwaUnita, Jonas yaAngola, Albino ehulithopo Savimbi, a ningilwe Malungo etitano lya ziko lyomaumbathano muule oondjindikila dhopaipindi okwa ti, epangelo otaIi ka wethimboefupi," Alioune ngele oku Ii natango ina tamukulula natango Blondin Beye osho a nawa oshisho halaedhilaadhilo lyokueta o k u top 0 I e l 'a lombw e le ombili moshilongo. aakwashigwana aatoolinkunda na • TY APPA NAMUTEWA Ethimbo ele Iya pitipo, oompumbwe dhoka dhi li moHarare, konima OKWA teelelwa ku ka totwe eeveta da nyaa Unita okwa kala dha simana yoshigongi she nokukwatako oololi moku k alamwenyo n omuPr esident keonga kombinga yefiloshisho IOWlonamoule dhiikulyaokuza kIigwana komuntu, (omeya, iikulya, gwaZimbabwe, Robert wefimbo lixupi,opo kukwasbilipalekwekuty. ya hangana, mbyoka yi li ehala Iyokulala). Mugabe. hakaana vali taka ningwa oshipungo, kuty ya nuninwa "Epangelo ita li vulu Omasiku sho taga ka nee oka dalwa pondje ile omeni lobombo... · aakwashigwana taa mono okukala nande Iya mwena kala ga 7 gaJuly, Mandela Aa 00 omafaneko a ningwa kov~x ung i mwn ey ) iihuna kiita moAngola. omanga aakwashigwana oku li a tegelelwa a ka novanambelewa veveluko nonghalonawa, ovo kw Etanga lyaalebele ndika, taa mono iihuna kondjala kale a kundathana Ii va kala momalindungiko oule womafiku atatl olya kala wo lya dhina momahala ngaashi, Kuito, nom uPres idende moVenduka. oonkundathana ndhoka Malaje, Ndalatando, gwaAngola, Eduardo dos Pefimbo lomap ukululo 00 okwa ning w'a dha kala nokuningwa Menongue, Dundo, Santos, nokonima otaka omafaneko e na sha nelundululo loveta keshe, t Lwena na Saurimo," kala natango a pokati kalyo nepangelo findile kongudi oufemba wounona. lyaAngola. Malungooshoa lombwele kundathana naaleli Omafaneko 00 a ningwa mosemina oyo, okwa lk Iigwanahanganooya ti, oshikundaneki shokesiku yokoMozambique no ya a shiivifilwaovananghundana E titano kOministel aatumwatonateli yawo shedhina, Jomal de An­ Zaire, ngoka wo a kala yOuhaku nOnghalonawa, Dr Nickey Iyambo. okukala kwawo gola. nokuyambidhidha Unita moAngola oku Ii paife Oonzo dhepangelo uule wethimbo ele. Okwa teelel wa oveta ipe i nasha neameno lounona kwa humithwa' komeho odha li wo dha popi kutya, K 0 n i m a i ka kale ya pwa okunyolwa nokuyandj wa noomwedhi ndatu. Oraata Unita natonga ina uvaneka yoonkundathana dhe kOkabinete manga omudo inau tokoka. yEgameno oya ti , ngele egameno lyoondhila dhika, Mandela ota ka Omafaneko 00 a ningwa po pefim bo losemina ei etsokumwe Iyopambili dhoka hadhi tutu iikulya kala wo a kundathana okwa kwatelwamo ngaashi kutya: ina li hangika moAngola, Jonas Savimbi, 00 a taalelwa keendjidikila tadi yaamboka taa mono nomuleli gwetanga *Ku xulifwe po eevetaadishedokatongo kombinga nena okukalamo dengele ngeenge ota anye natango okutambula iihuna kondjala lyaanamapowe,lyoUnita, younona, shihe na nee ondjoolola kutya okaana oka kwaatumwa yawo, otaku ko ombili moAngola. moshilongo. Lwopokati Jonas Savimbi. dalwa pondje ile omeni lohombo. *Omukalo hau longifwa paife, 00 tau kelele ounonaovovadalwapondjeyohombovahafyuulule ooxe u kale wa xulifwa po meemhadi ditalala Opb Opolifi otai longele oshiwana ounona aveshe va kale noufemba u fike pamwe okufyuulula ooxe. Pamundokptola Iyambo, Ouministeli waye otau • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA omafano, eevili noinima noomeme oyo tai hangika ya kwatelamo ehepeko tu naanaa kumwe nomafaneko 00 a ningwa po, ikwao yondilo, do tadi i mosh i pangelo lounona. Omupresidende OSIDNAKUW ANIFW Ashakulashopolitiosho shaashi eeveta 'dipe deameno lounona otadi ka eta landifa nee kombiliha shaKatutura. Onhele oyo, okwa tumbula netumba okukaleka po eameno moshilongo, okutulapo Namibia opo a kale te !iufa kEfinamhango mokati koshiwana omo. oyo ya toitwa po nghee opolifi ye shi oveta nelandulafano oshoyo okukwata ovanyoni IOshilongo oshoyo kOkatokolifo kOiwanahanganb Omanga tuu pe na oVanhu pakwafelo laUNICEF pondola moinima ihapu, ke nasha nOufemba wounona. nokukonakona ominyonena adishe moshilongo. ovo hava lande oinima ya naUNDP oya nhuninwa ngaashi okukelela Oshinima shimwe natango she likundwa osho vakwa, kape na efiku okuamena ovakainhu elongifo loingangamifi Edi okwa li da popiwa moshilongo ashishe noya ovashamane ovo inava hombola va udifweko ominyonena di mone nounona ovo va ninga moshilongo. kOmupresidende tungwa lela ye Iixwapo. oshinakuwanifwa shavo ongovadali. exulilo moshilongo omu, oihakanwa yominyonena. Omupopi umwe waNamibia Or Sam Omupresidende ta onghee oshinakuwanifwa Eshi tuu ya hovela peyeululo eli, okwa Ii Kombinga yehepeko lounona, oonakukala Shafiishuna Nujoma Jongifa o\phito inya. shomukalimo keshe ' noilonga yayo muJanuali -mosemina ova ninga omafaneko kutya ovanhu va pefimbo a li ta yeuluIa okudimbulukifa Otninisteli yOikwameiti, okulopota oumbudi keshe neudo, opa lopotwa nale HiflkepunyePohamba,oo udifweko oinakuwanifwa yavo kombinga younona, pambelewa osasiona ipe oshiwana kutya opolifi tau ningwa," Omuleli oikoya yomakwato a indila oshiwana shi vo va shiive yo kutya eumbo 010 ashike onhele i na yopolifi moWanaheda, hayo ashike i na woshilongo ta kumaida. keenghono i li 39, kwafele opolifi. eameno kokaana keshe. Katutura ongula yEtitano. oshinakuwanifwa Okwa dimbulukifa onghendabala yekwato Okwa ningwa natango omafaneko opo keshe tuu Moshipopiwa shaye shokukondjifa Kombinga natango oshiwana kutya longhonga oikoya 11 omunhu ta mono okaana taka ningwa nai, taka Omupresidende okwa ti, ominyonena, ashike yoshipopiwashaPohamba oshilonga shopolifi oshi li omanga pa loptwa hepekwa e shi lopote, ye nakukaula onyanga a Epangelo laNamibia oli oilonga yoimbuluma oya taIa pamwe pe lili moshifo shidjuu nosha nyika natango oikoya ihamano eshi. handukilwe. na po ondungediladilo pumbwaokuhangakenwa oshiponga on ghee ova , yokuandjaneka opolifi kovakwashiwana Ounona ovo vanyonaokwa fanekwaopo ngeenge p u m b w a koitukulwa oyo ya kala nopolifi, opo tu dule tava tulwa tneedolongo, vaha idililwe pamwe okuyambididwa. ' . nale ya Iiwa oshipungo. okukaleka Namibia letu novakulunhu shaashi otave lihongo ashike Ta indile natango Okudja ashike li na ombili nola ominyonena mokupwilikina eexungi deenghwate ovakwashiwana opq va pemanguluko okwa rrianguluka kominyonena. eenghulunhu. lopote eembudi novalongi tulwapo nale eesasiona "Oshiwana oshi na lela Okwa indilwa yo opo ounona va kale va amenwa vakwao voikulumuna dopolifi di nini peenhele okukwafe1aopolifi efimbo ngeenge tava yandje oumbangi momhangulilo. kopolifi, vo va kale yo ve ngaashi pOtjinene, keshe nomoshinima Okwa ningwa natango omafaneko okuamena lilongekida okuyandja Epukiro, Gam, Aminius, keshe, ngeenge sha omafiloshisho ounona (osapota) ku kale taku oumbangi Tallismanus, Otjituuo, pumbiwa." pashukilwa opo ounona ovo ku kwashilipalekwe meemhangulilo, opo Oka ngwati, Onesi, Molwaashi ovalongi ovanyoni va handukilwe. kutya ove li mefiloshisho lela. Okahao, Ogongo, Tsandi, voikulumuna omo ngaho Ovakulunhu ova Taku ningwa vali efaneko opo ounona ovo v O kalongo ve li mokati ketu omo, indilwaopovalongeovana nyona vaha kale ashike tava pew a ehandukilo nomoKhomasdal. Omupresidende ota ti okudja petameko kutya ngaashi ovakulunhu, ndele kg talike tete kutYll, Nuj oma ot? ti, osasiona ovakwashiwana otava oumbudi nominyonena oshike mbela she va twala ponghatu yokunyona yopolifi moWanaheda, dulu okudana dikwao kadi na eshi.tadi oveta. oyo ya tun gwa kehangano onghandangala ya fimana va kwafa. Omupresidende Okwa fanekwa opo ounona ngena vaha tumwr laChina ledina China mekondjifo lominyonena. okwa longifa nee omhito keedolongo, ndele va longifwe riande oilonga Gansu Corporation, noya Ta weda ko kutya oyoopo a kufe ko kuimwe yopanghalafano oyo tai tungu Ngeenge nee oshr tungwa nokapandi ovakwashiwana vamwe ya fimana oyo ya longwa pumbiwa okaana mboli ka ye ~:CX! o lo ngo, onawa h keemiliyona nhano, oyo 00 tava xumifa komesho kopolifi ' yaNamibia onghatu ya kula okuya oominyonena shaashi ningwe er' lolongo dounon·· r1 Ii kokule naaric: okudja pemanguluko. komesho meandjaneko ohava lande oinima ya dovakulul. Okwa'lwa Oveta ei pt' j loilo 0 yopolif" vakv Imwe yomuyo ongaashi meno 10unOI" ctotcpo lonhelc '" sha kale ya p '11eendelelo ng 'lshi dulika che. k 'na ., ~ ~. .. • I •• 10 Tuesday'July 051994 THE' NAMlBIAN';'

FAX: 36982 Dutch win . ~m.~~~~~@ ~@W~~f~~~~m ~ 7 Nations TEL: 36970 hockey I[~ Special ~ Property AMSTERDAM: The Netherlands snatched .:iI~1 Services IIrL.II For Sale the Seven Nations hockey trophy from -. Australia's grasp with a last-minute CASH For your HiFis & TVs equaliser that forced a 2-2 draw here on CASH Sunday. For your Fridges and Needing victory to dis- stages until, with less Freezers (any condition) FOR SALE lodge the Dutch from than a minute to go, EXT13·KHOMASDAL their perch on top of the Stephan Veen latched CASH 3 Bedrooms BIC table, the Australians onto a cross from substi­ For your Lounge suite, Lounge! Diningroom condemned themselves tute forward Teun de diningroomsuites, and Kitchen with BIC, stove, to second place by Nooyer and rammed kitchen furniture oven + Fan squandering a two-gaol home the equaliser. Tel : 220012 1Y2 Bathrooms lead. Garage Defender Paul Big erf Taylor Only N$150 000- Gaudoin set up Austral­ ia's flfst goal in the 27th Dorado Park minute with a break signed 2 Bedrooms + BIC down the left flank to set Uons Club Windhoek Alte Garage up skipper Mark Hager ENGLISH Premier­ Feste is a member of the N$l34 000 who flicked the ball into sbip club Sbeffield International Association of the net fro'm five metres. Wednesday signed AND Lions Clubs which 'Is Australia went two up midtielder Ian Taylor encouraging service minded men and women to serve Two 3 bedroom houses nineminutes into the sec- from Port Vale last their community without Immediately available ond half after the Dutch Tbursday, just bours personal financial gain, Are your own choice defence failed to clear a after selling England you interestt J ,n serving and our beautiful range of short corner and inside international Carlton taking an active part in carpe~ & tiles left Paul Lewis swooped Palmer to Leeds for 2,6- promoting the civic, cultural Prices from N$147 800- on the loose ball to score million pounds. TRANSFER FEES and moral welfare of the with a scorching drive. Taylor, 26, is out of community, atthe same time INCLUDED encouraging efficiency and The Dutch rallied contract with the Mid- RISING STAR ... Young Namibian sprinter, Tbobias 'Tbo' Akwenye, ethical standards in ' Contact: Jaquea quickly. Just two min- lands club, who have who boasts a personal best time of 10,7 seconds in the lOOm dash, is a commerce, profession, Koopman at Tal: 224884 utes later left half Floris just been promoted to member oi •. le Namibian junior athletics team wbicb left on Sunday to public works and private Bovelanderstormed into tbe First Division, and compete in tbe African Junior Cbampionsbips' in Algiers. Tbe WHS endeavours?' For more the circle and scored with tbe fee may bave to be student bopes to clock tbe qualifying time ono,s seconds to compete in tbe information,' contact David a deft scoop high into decided by a tribunal. 'forthcoming World Junior Cbampionsbips in Lisbon, Portugal. Cownie at 220531 during working hours the net. Australia looked capa- 5 po rt 5 h 0 rts 4-1 after leading 2-0 at the ~nterval at the Greenpoint ble of withstanding the Stadium on Friday night. S?uth African midfield~r inevitable Dutch on- Grant Young, who played hiS last game for Hellemc ~ slaught in the closing Winning ways ~foretransferring~oGhentin~elgium,wasnamed , Man of the Match after sconng two goals. -HOUSE FOR SALE Legal KHOMASDAL TODD Woodbridge won his second Wimbledon 3 Bedrooms BIC Notice doubles title in two days on Sunday when he and Late victory 2 Bathrooms m Helena Sukova beat unseeded TJ Middleton and Kitchen BIC, stove, oven, THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Lori McNeil 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 in the mixed doubles NICK Price benefited from a late collapse by Greg fan NOnCE OF INTENnON final. It was the second Grand Slam title for the Kraft and won the Western Open for the 2nd straight . Big lounge OF CHANGE OF fourth-seeded Australian-Czech pair in only their yeru: Sunday, giving him three PGA tour victories Diningroom . SURNAME this season, Price, the only golfer to win more than Garage fourth tournament together. They won the US Open I, Hilenl Petrus, residing at one tournament this year, shot a final-round 71 and Price N$145 000 negoti· Kalwyn Street No 15, in their debut appearance last year. able Academia, unemployed finished at Il-under-par 277, one stroke better than Contact Daleen at 63141 intend applying to the Kraft, who bogeyed four of the last six holes. x2083{W) Kennet SIgned , ~ Work Minister of Home Affairs for r authority under section 9 of FOR THE BEST . IaLJ Wanted the Aliens Act, 1937, to SWEDISH striker Kennet Andersson is leaving USA '94 Update - from page 12 RESULTS assume the surname of LilIe, but will stay in the French First Division with ADVERTISE IN EMPLOYMENT SOUGHT Namgolo, forthe reasons that Caen. Andersson said he had signed a three-year THE NAMIBIAN 21 Years' computer Petrus is my father's deal with Caen and would be linking up with them Salenko's grief software experience firstname I want to use my after the World Cup. Pierre Mankowski, who moved Programming, systems real surname Nangolo, I OLEG Salenko, the leading World Cup scorer, was from LilIe to coach Caen in the close season, was analyst, project leadership. previously bore the name(s) the saddest player on the Russian team as it bid an keen to have Andersson in his team. - BSc Mathematical Physics H.Petrus, Any person who early goodbye to the tournament on Thursday. "It's Teaching abilities in objects to my assumption of Mathematics, computer the said surname of Nangolo, too bad I won't be able to score more goals here," Science and English. should as soon as may be Samoa sho,cker said Salenko who also set a World Cup record by 4,~ Tony Tel: 38816 lodge his! her objection, in netting five goals in Russia's 6-1 trouncing of writing, with a statement of WESTERN Samoa's preparation for its forthcom­ Cameroon last Tuesday. FOR SALE his! her reasons thereof, with LUXURY HILL ~ For ing tour of Australia was thrown into disarray the Magistrate of Windhoek, N$715 000. Most sought ~ Sale Saturday when it suffered a dramatic 20-1:' loss to Clinton wishes after area with the most THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Fiji in Nadi, Fiji. Fiji scored twice in injury time to fantasticview! Lovely, very overwhelm Western Samoa, whose mistake ridden Ford Escort te koop NOnCE OF INTENnON PRESIDENT Bill Clinton telephoned members of spacious 3 bedroom house OF CHANGE OF performance could cost it a place in next season's ' voetstoots. Model 1979, the United States soccer team during dinner Satur­ with flat and beautiful es· agterwieltrek, vierdeur, SURNAME Super Ten Series. tablished garden and pool. goeie toestand vir 7500,00 I, Padelia Paulus, residing at day night, wishing them well against Brazil yester­ Must be seen to be appre­ met neg, extra deure en Ondobe Village, Okauva, day and inviting them to the White House. Clinton, ciatedl spaar blok employed as a Student intend Sundowns ousted calling from Camp David, said he would be watch­ PIONEERS PARK Skakel by volgende Tel: applying to the Minister of ing the game - the first second-round appearance for N$375 000. Lovely spa­ 213005 of 212212 tussen Home Affairs for authority CAPE Town Spurs moved through to the semi-final ci ous 4 bedroom family the US in the World Cup since 1930 - with his wife 19hoo en 19h30 under section 9 of the Aliens of the NSL Coca-Cola Cup with a 2-0 over Sundowns HilIary and daughter Chelsea. home, double amenities, OF 32910 tussen 16hoo en huge pool, $ervant's quar- ~ct, 1937, to ~ssume the at Athlone Stadium on Sunday. Spurs led 1-0 at 17h00 Mr A.lzaks, of sthurname of SthhlktOpngol ,f~r halftime through a goal by midfielder David Modise. rs, lovely qui~t area, besigtig by erf 3696 Iris e reasons a au us IS Volvo boost 'lIled, established gar- Straat, Khomasdal my father's name and I want Bruce Grobbelaar; th~ Sp,urs guest kee~r had a,~ 1 . to use his surname Shikongo, easy afte~~n while ~IS ~Imbabwe captain Francls Each of the 22 Saudi players will get something to .D HOCHLAND PARK. ADVERTISE 219 000, Beautiful 3 I previously bore the name(s) ShonhaYI did a good Job In defence. Shaun Bartlett remember Sweden by despite losing their World NOW INTHE bedroom townhouse, 2 P,Paulus, Any person who -sealed the match in the 67th minute. Cup second round e~counter 3-1 to Sweden on NAMIBIAN AND objects to my assumption of , , , h b h bathrooms, BIS and oven, thesaidsurnameofShikongo • Sunday. A Saudi Arabian bUSinessman ~s oug t REACH THE d enclosed garden, 0::1 should as soon as may be CeltIC ouste 22 Volvo 850 sedans to honor the Saudi s World Contact JudY,at 43253 NATION. lodge his! her objection, in Cup success, news reports said. Each player was or Ester at 222071 (all TEL: 36970 ~riting, with a statement ,of HELLENIC qualified for the semi-finals of the given a Mercedez-Benz after they qualified for the hours) or Ezanne at FAX: 36982 35633 (after hours) thehiS! MaglStrate her ~easons'ofOndangwa thereof, With. L~C:.::oc::::.a::-::o:.::la::.C::::..::u!:.p..:w:.:h~e:::n~th:..:.e:::y~b.::::e=a::t.::.B:.:l.::::oe::m=fo:.:n.:.:t=ei:.:;n:....:C:.:e:.:l.::ti.:.c....LW~o:.:rl:..:d:..C:.:u.:.p~.=--______THE, NAMIBIAN Tuesday July 05 1994 11 Italy take on Africa's Eagles

FOXBORO: It's imagination its popularity a~d chances by ~inning versus physical strength; Group oD, beatIng out Argentma and schemes vs naive soccer; the old Bulganao 0 d th It's Italy vs Nigeria "They did bett~r than we m early ~n e new. • gameso But now It's a knockout sys- ID an unpredIctable secon~- tern and we should have more experi- round W.orld Cup ~tc~. ence and stronger detennination in The winner of today's g~e at this phase of the competition," said Foxboro stadium takes on S~ain m the Italian captain Paolo Maldini. quarterfinalso Italy, a three-tIme world Sacchi was expected to make some champion, is less ~an the European changes for today's game with Ni­ superpower that amvedo 0 " geria to improve both defense and "Italy, they are a very good Side, offense. said Nigerian midfielder Emman~el Maldini, a regular left back, was Amunike. "As I have seen the Italian likely to team with Alessandro team this year, they are not the team I Costacurta at the center of defense saw last year. But you can't predict with a pair of quick backs, Antonio NFA EXCO •.. Elliot Hiskia (sitting second from right) is the new chief of the Namibia Football them. This is football." Benarrivo and Roberto Mussi, on the Association. The committee is, standing (back from left) - Hendrik Beukes (additional member), The Azzurri struggled to reach the sides. Frans Samaria (chairperson Referees Committee), Hiskia Angula (chairperson League Committee), second round. Their leader, Roberto Veteran Daniele Massaro, a part­ Freddy Guiseb (treasurer). Sitting: Julien Gaiises (chairperson Women's Soccer League), Ben Baggio, hasn't scored in eight gam~s time forward usually fielded in the Hochobeb (NF A vice-chairperson), Hiskia and NF A Secretary General Steve Gardthausen, the full and has been bitterly criticized for hiS second half, was expected to start in time office bearer. . perfonnance. .. front with Baggio and Lazio's striker The Nigerian team, makmg ItS de- Giuseppe Signori. NFA deci~es on 15 teams ii;;:;~i~, Sweden THE 3rd Congress ofthe Namibia FootbaU The move received backing from Hiskia who Association (NFA) finally came to an end at requested that the decisions ~en by Congress ready to clash the VIP Lounge of the Windhoek Breweries should be respected by all parties. at the Showgrounds on Saturday night. The 15 First Division teams' are expected to come

o 0 0 0 together today'in order to discuss the kick-off time • . 0 0 0 Positive steps were taken atthemeetmg which d fth I NEW YORK: Romama IS the 1958 fmaltoBrazIi m Stockholm. . I to E to C an structure 0 e new eague. • d. 0 0 0 saw th e d e Iegates e ec mg a new xecu Ive om- making hIstory. Swe en IS WhIle the .World Cup contInued m mittee with Elliot Hiskia taking over the hot seat of The decision now means that Kraatz Welding hoping to at least repeat it. the United States, tens of thousands of chairperson from Charles Kauraisa. Eleven Arrows and Robbers Chanties, both rel- Th R O d S d s be mourners filed past the coffin of Co- o . 0 tak th . f I OIl b OO d b e omanlans an we e - However, the most Important step en at O e egated at the end 0 ast season, WI e Jome y th I -te t ddOt O t th W Id lombian soccer star Andres Escobar in meetmgo IS0 the deCISion0 0 to start th e N atIona0 1 FIrst newcomers Auto Centre Nampo I FC m0 th e new se t - cameC earterfi a s a I I Ions10f o0 Se dor a sports stadium Sunday, outraged at o 0 0 ( 0 I POLe ) °th 15 I b up qu ma qua I lers un ay. . 0 DIVISion prevIous y remler ague WI c u s. up. Sweden ended the magical run of his o slayi~g for accide~tally sconng Saudi Arabia in the heat of the Dallas agamst hiS own team m the World Cotton Bow13-1 while Romania sent Cup. . Boks r.·shuffle-their--backs home the Diego Maradona-Iess o ~sidentCesarGaviriaandColom­ Argentines in a 3-2 victory that could bla s World Cup players pI armed to TIMARU: The reshuffling of the All Black Feeling in the Bok camp was that some of the easily be called the match of the tour- attend 0the funeral. ~ourners began backline for the first Test against the mdlvldualo 0 0 selectIOns0 warranted comment. nament. gathenng Saturday mght ' and by noon Springboks at Carisbrook in Dunedin on Coach lan Mclntosh was obviously more con- The Romanians will face the Swedes Sunday more than I 00 ~ had passed Saturday has met with mixed reaction from cerned about his own problems - injuries and the in the quarterfinals on Sunday, July the 27-year-old Escobar s coffin. the South African camp. final build-up game against a Hanan Shields XV 10, at Stanford, Calif. . Escobar, whose team was first to be today - but others expressed their surprise at some It's the farthest the Romanians have eliminated, was shot Saturday morn- The Kiwis have axed three players and moved of the changes. advanced in six trips to the World Cup ing in the parking lot of a Medellin bar. full back John Timu to the left wing. SA Rugby Football Union president Or Louis fInals, while its the first time the Two people have been arrested, and Those out' are teenage wing Jonah Lomu, power­ Luyt felt the axing of Cooper and Forster might Swedes have gone this far since it lost police are searching for two others. ful centre Matthew Copper, and nuggety scrum half have been a mistake, but said he expected the Stu Forster. inexperienced Lomu to be dropped. In are scrum half Graeme Bachop, who teams up Keep death off our toads - donlt drink and drive! with his brother Stephen in a Test for the first time, "It will still be an All Black side and they will play Wellington's classy midfielder Alama leremia, and the same hard, uncompromising rugby. I have to Auckland's goalkicking ace Shane Howarth at full plan for that and would much rather concentrate on back, our own game than their's."

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Competition No 2 M-Net Supersport and The Namibian have teamed up to give our readers another chance to win prizes sponsored oy M-Net. All you have to do is answer three easy questions on the World Cup a.1d M- Net: I. Name the winner of the 1982 World \.up. 2. Name the second country to win the "" orld Cup three times. 3. What is the collective name for the child ren'~ programmes on M-Net? Send your answers to: M-Net. World Cup Comp No 2, PO Box 2078:;, Windhoek. The closing date for entries i'; July 8 1994. AITSA! ;•• The Junior Sports Complex in Katutura was the place to be on Saturday when local The first three correct entries drawn will each sportsmen and women celebrated Bricks 10th ,anniversary in great style. Pictured above is a Bricks' player in possession against a charging counterpart from Namibia Development Trust during an receive a Supers port T -st.. rt an(: cap sponsored by eletrifying netball clash which the hosts won 19-1. The NDT soccer team downed their Bricks M-Net. Send in your answers a$ soon as possible. counterparts 3-2. .. . " ., , .. I '"I" ). 12 Tuesday July 051994 . ""' ...

OOPS! __ A DTS player takes a tumble during Handball Sunday's exciting hockey encounter against Wanderers which ended in a 1-1 draw. The draw re-emphasised DTS's status as the nail-biter Namibian men's hockey league champions. THE Namibia Handball Federation competition staged at DSW fields on USA '94 Update Saturday was clinched by the under-16 team of Winning ways DHPS, after a nail­ biting penalty shoot­ SWEDEN, helped by two goals from Kennet Anderson, were ensured of their best World Cup out against run since 1958 after beating Saudi Arabia 3-1 in Concordia. their second round tie on Sunday. The Swedes now However, the best per­ go to San Francisco to play Romania, 3-2 winners formance of the tourna­ over Argentina also on Sunday. A header by Marthin ment was produced by Dahlin opened the account for the Swedes. the under-14 side of DHPS who clinched the girls' section with a 10-3 Maradona retires victory over Concordia. The girls under-16 di­ DIEGO Maradona, thrown out of the World Cup for vision went to the hosts drug use, said on television he would never play DSW who downed their again. "It's finished for me," said the Argentina Damon's equaliser Concordia counterparts captain who was suspended from football until his 3-2 in an exciting final. case is reviewed after the World Cup. "I had paid Meanwhile, the NHF my dues and now they have hit me on the head and announced that the sec­ cut my legs off," said a clearly distraught Maradona. secures title for DTS ond round of the men's league will start tomor­ Saudi bonuses row . • CONRAD ANGUL~ ties then their Wander- DTS once again pro- Last week's clash be­ SAUDI Arabia, whose 1-0 victory over Belgium ers counterparts. duced the form and de- tween top ' teams made them the first Arab side to reach t1\e last 16 of THE scoreboard read 1-1 after DTS pulled Nevertheless the out- termination that saw Burbr;dge Glass and the World Cup, are to receive nearly US dollars 267 off a last-gasp goal to hold their hosts ing, which brought out them dominating the DTS 1 was narrowly 000 in bonuses from a businessman. Soccer sources Wanderers to successfully regain the men's an above-average crowd men's hockey scene for clinched 24-23 by the said rich Saudi businessman Mahmoud Saeed was hockey ~rst division title they won last year. to brave the winter cold, the past six years with latter team. to give the team US dollars 133 000 for last Wednes­ The last time the two ~idnotdisappoint-leav- their sound game strat- The championships t------day's stunning victory over the experienced Bel­ giants clashed at DTS mg even hockey presi- egy. gians and the same amount for beating Morocco 2- looked wide-open when Ho 1. . Phillip Luck, a prospect Sports Grounds in' 01- d~nt Dr L~u~e Jubber On the other hand, the iUD.

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