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READERS are urged • to make sure that their copy ofThe N 3- mibian has its full 32 Labour Code delay? pages, including the TV Guide, Readers' Letters on pages 27 and 29, and the edu­ cational supplement Fresh fears among restless unions Abacus.

STAFF REPORTER · I TRADE unionists say they are worried by contimi- . FACE TO FACE WITH AFRICA'S FASTEST MAN ing delay to the Labour Code, held up by delicate negotiations by a Cabinet-appointed c~mmittee. Sources yesterday indicated that the long-waited !aw may eventually only be passed in March next year., In the meantime, there is no Earlier, claims that the Pub-· protection for exploited farm lie Service Commission wanted and domcstic workers and some to exclude Governrilent em­ employers may be taking ad­ ployees from the labour code vantage of the delay to retrench had led to a. storm of protest, or to move trades unionists out including from the Namibia of positions of power before National Teachers Union last the labour laws come into ef­ week and the Public Service fect. ·Union of Namibia. National Union of Namib­ Thming the draft labour code ian Workers' President Tjek­ into law has drngged out over ero Tweya warned .th lt' li the at least seven months. ·work­ Government makes changes ers and, to a lesser extent, . without consultation to what employers need a framework the unions earlier agreed, un­ for post-independence worker­ ions will consider!' appropri­ boss relations. ate action". The most difficult negotia- . Rumours that the Cabinet tions, between unions and wants to block public servants employer bodies, were final­ from trade unions and the labour ised in May with both sides code were firmly scotched by ~ppy with the compromises. the Prime Minister's office Cabinet waited until this was 'yesterday. finished before making its Janp Smith, uIlder-secretary move. for Human Resources, Man­ Seven or eight weeks ago, agement and Development, said the Cabinet appointed an in­ the Cabinet agrees with "99 ter-ministerial committee percent" of the proposed code consisting of representatives including Constitutional rights of the Prime Minister's office to form or join unions and rights including the Public Service CAUGHT AT the starting line... Namibian sprint star FranIcle Fredericks pictured practicing in Windhoek this to strike and access to labour week. Frankie took time oft'to speak to The Namibian about his outstanding performances on the tracks of th~ courts. continued on page 2 world and his hopes for the future. See pages 22 and 23. Photograph: Donna Collins. Future of Horse Shoe Market in.the balance Manhunt continues for 10 suspects on-the-run OSHAKA TI: AT least four of the 14 sus­ rested in the Oshakati area. A FINANCIAL 'Catch 22' Government and Housing and pects who escaped from Oshakati prison However, Ekandjo declined to give fur­ situation at the Katutura JOESPH MOTINGA that the Women's League was last Friday night have been rearrested, ther details. Horse Shoe market has responsible for the market's leaving 10 suspects at large. He said it might jeopardise the rear­ forced the "First National case model for small businesses, upkeep, renting it, and hiring A report by the Namibian Press Agency rest of the rest of the escapees. Development Corporation the Horse Shoe marlcet has faced out the stalls to individual hawkers. (Nampa) quoted the Police Commissioner It was also reported that five of the es­ (FNDC) to review its pol. problems from the start, but for Owambo and Kaokoland, Josef capees who were still at large were Ango· now it seems the crunch has But, said the FNDC man, icy on the future of open not a cent in rent had ever been Ekandjo, as saying the foUr were rear· laos. market stalls. come. FNDC's General Manager received. When the Corporation met The FNDC claims it spent of New Business Development, I --~- - what money was available on Deon van Dyk, told The Na­ with the Women's League last building the market and is mibian that the market would Friday, it was told that rent unable to continue subsidising be tendered out to private money collected was used to the small revenue it receives businesspeople if current at­ pay those who looked after the from charging below-market tempts to collect outstanding premises, Van Dyk said. -. IN SCHOOLS rent for the stalls. rent failed. He added that the Horse Shoe - IN HOSPITALS The Corporation says the A meeting on the issue was market had been a "costly situation is aggravated by ten­ reportedly held with officials experience" and that a policy - FOR ALL PEOPLE ants who pay no rent at all, of a specially-formed revie.w was essential. Once the ·complaining they are not al­ ' Women's League' at the stalls were rented to private lowed to sell viable items and market. businesspeople, he said, it would FIRECHEM I that the stalls are badly placed Van Dyk said the Horse Shoe be up to them to deal with the - THRU IN-SERVICE TRAINING for trade. market had been built at the continued on page 2 NAMIBIAJ Originally planned as a show- reque,t of the Ministry of Local ,. 2 fT'l'i d ay, SepteITtlu.er.8 :-19-9 1

A spoke in the wheel Handballers bounce back

virtually non-existent in the STAFF REPORTER areas where the maj"rity of the people lived. 'Either we all go or no-one goes' AS THE confusion oyer the All African Games in Cairo This was aggravated by the d eal's, the Office of the President this week responded fact that sports selectoH were to an open lettel' to President Sam Nujoma by Namibian still acting as if tht"y were THE Namibian Handball had qu alifi ed for the Cairo STAFF REPORTER cyclist Glen Howard which appeared in The Namibian preparing teams to participate Federation yesterday games by default according to last Wednesday, August 28. in South Africa. raised serious objections international rules, it contin­ The President's Office re­ over why it had not been whites". ued, and added that' ' rules are The letter criticised the not clear what changes would It also said it had never in­ ferred to the disabled athletes officially informed about rules ". Namibian Government for the be made, with the exception of who had proved that with the tended to include non~Narnibi­ Bending of these rules for recent controversial Cabinet the handball team. necessary encouragement, its non-participation in the ans in the team. The fact was the sake of convenience could decision not to give its bless­ In its response, the Office of preparation and selection a All African Games in Cairo that the selection of the team lead to international sport bodies ing and financial support to the the President said it was dis­ representative Namibian team later this month. was conducted under the su­ being insulted by their itlteg­ Namibian team selected for the turbed by the patern:ilistic tone could be selected which would In terms of the compromise pervision ofthe joint commit­ rity being doubted. games in Cairo, Egypt, later of most of the criticism, do all Namibians proud. on Cairo, the handball team tee, it said. Further, the team could not this month. "Namibia's independence It also remarked on the fact was dropped from the national However, two team me{l1- have been kicked out of the TIlls decision sparked off an opened many doors which were that soccer remained the sports team as it was felt it was not bers had not yet received their Cairo ganles for financial rea­ equally controversial decision previously closed to its citi­ code for one section of the warranted. Reacting to this, the N,arnibian citizenship, but that sons, To gain participation each from the local orgaiJ.i.sers to zens," the letter stated, ana society while "rugby is the Handbball Federation said it was "due to certain bureau­ federation/code had to guaran­ withdraw the Namibian team added that its isolation was haven of the other". felt insulted. cratic procedures" . tee the amount of R3 000 per from the Cairo games. now over. In his capacity as patron of In a press statement issued "The Namibian Handball member in case the Goyern­ Meetings were called be­ AlthoughNamibiabad started the Nanubia Olympic Com­ by its executive committee, the Federation would have been ment refused to grant financial tween the Minister of Youth taking its rightful place among nuttee, President SamNujoma Federation said it "has received the last one to oppose the rules assistance. "We managed to ,md SPOlt, Pendukeni Ithana, the community of independent stongly felt that no sports code no concrete official infomia­ and regulations set dow:1 by comply," the statement said. anu the local organisers, which nations, "things at home have should be reserved exclusively tion ' concerning their the joint committee, and would So why was the Handball resulted in a " compromise", not changed much" . for a certain section of the participation... nor were any have withdrawn any member! kicked out? The Handball whereby Ithana expressed her The majority of Namibians society, the letter stated. reasons furnished why partici­ s in doubt, for the benefit of the Federation believes that the local satisfaction with the team last were still disadvantaged in areas " Everybody should have the pation is prohibited .... team's participation," the state­ organisers made no attempt to Friday. ranging from employment right to engage in sport and " Our only source of infor­ ment continued. clear its situation, with all the It was then clear that the liu 0ugh commerce to speD, recreation activities of his or mation was and still is the After the NHF had attempted facts at their disposal.' team would go, although it was .. :hilt- Sp0I"t facilities were still her choice." Questiocing media," it said. to rectify the issue of citizen­ Saying it was a very sad day whether national reconciliation The statement also excluded ship the emphasis suddenly for Namibian handball, the did not not have a place in the Handball team from the shifted to Handball's qualifi­ Federation concluded by re­ N amibiall sport, the letter said main allegation of being un­ cation as the authentic repre­ jecting the offer to send only it was very disturbing that "we representative, as the team sentative of Zone Six, the fed­ one represent·ative _ f or Conunission, the Attorney­ rules. Nothing prevents the still think, talk and select white consists of six members from eration claimed. Handball. "Eithe;- we all go or General's office and the Min­ errplo) ers from acting the same or black athletes". "other ethnic groups than The Namibian Handball team no-one goes," it said. tf istries of Trade and Industry, way they acted before inde­ of Labour and Manpower pendence. We are still being Development and of Justice, dismissed in masses, facing :: §~~F~S < Smith said it was " no com­ retrenchment without proper ment" on what is being dis­ consultation,' , FB()MOPAGE1? cussed, apart from some Con­ He added that delay can only problem. stitutional issues and provisions mean the Government is chang­ The FNDC was based on -for Government employees who ing what the unions had agreed shareholdings and could not _ have sp ecial conditions. to. If so the Government should afford to act as a charity. On /\. representative of the Pub­ reach consensus with the un- the other barrd it was not pos­ lic Service Union of Namibia . ions or sh ow its " inability to sible to charge rent at regular suggested the committee is read the mood of workers' '. market .prices to such small working on points where the News should come after businesses, he said. Code overlaps with the September 28, when Cabinet Van Dyk said he believed Constitution and whether to meets to decide the next direc­ the best option was for anindi­ amend the labour code or the tion for the code. vidual or a group of private public selvice act to make them ' Any amendments to the code THE Horse Shoe market: the end of a white elephant? businesspeople to. rent the dovetail on issues such as would be discussed with Wl­ market and sub-rent it to indi­ at the for business or used them to " essential workers" who may ions, said PSUN, and then it Community Development is prolubited market place) vidual hawkers. It could then sell liquor - to th,~ dismay of not strike. would go to legal drafters who department of the Ministry of simply stayed away, she said. be fWl as a business, with a Local Government and Hous­ Worst of all, the market both the Municipality and Gov­ Speaking last night from apparently say it could take a strict eye kept on the mainte­ Andarain the Caprivi, Tweya further three months to turn ing to use money collected from simply got too few customers ernment. nance of the buildings, elec­ renting stalls to foot the l,ill. to make a go of things, Shea attacked the delays. 1be NUNW the 192-page labour code into The GovemmentJhad It '~ed tricity and water payments and Even so, they only r('ceived complained. FNDC tOlJ remOJ':C clth.e ;) Sia Is, started work on the code with a bill for the National Assem- the collection of rent. between R200 and R350 a FNDC Senior General Man­ since the coq10IJllJWD. ,Vol@S e­ the International Labour Or­ bly. I Electricity and water bills month, she said. ager, Henning van Wyk, told sponsible for them, said') an ganisation last year and had 1his process could even con­ were not being paid at present, Rent money was low because The Namibian that the corpo­ Wyk. FNDC had no control made its contribution. "We tinue until March, although the he said, though the Women's are starting to lose faith in the union said it would prefer a many tenants refused to pay ration also had problems with over what people sold at he League claimed they were the Govelnment to listen to the carefully prepared code even for stalls they could not use, other stalls it owned in Katu­ stalls after they were rented, responsibility of the FNDC. tura and planned to shift them he said, though the Corpora­ cries of the workers. if it took a long time as it while others turned up only Manager of the Women's "Workers are on the receiv­ would be far harder to amend it twice a week. One woman in­ to more suitable trading areae. tionhad agreed to move them. League, Aina Shea, told The ing end of the same colonial later. terviewed by The Namibian At the moment they were too Controlling unlicenced trade Namibian that when people said only those selling prepared far from bus stops or densely was an extremely difficult employed as caretakers at the food and sewing clothes made populated areas, he said. problem, particularly when it The mark of a leader is the ability to market began complaining full use of the place. Those Van Wyk said anotherprob­ came to liquor, and the hawk­ pick a winner - read The Namibian about lack of wages, she had without refrigerators and those lem was that people were ei­ ers refused to be shifted, he been told by an official of the who wanted to sell liquor (which ther sleeping in stalls designed said. BLUE BIRDS i:G ,:(;) ::I l!~ .i.e \!\ \J liP il! L1NTAS:NAMIBIA is going up in the ' VOLLEY BALL world. 10 floors in fact. From 1 September our new add ress will be PRESENTS 10th Floor Sanlam Centre FUN DAY Independence Avenue Venue: David Bezuidenhout Windhoek. High School Our new tel ephone number will be (061) 22-2480. Our postal address Place: Khomasdal and fax number will remain as before. Time: 8hOO till late LINTASBNAMIBIA Date: 14 September Closing date: 11 September 1991 at 12h30 Entry Fee: R20.00 per team.

Enquiries Mr. Mervln LosperTel: 291219/212123. Mr R. Bowe Tel: 292-2085, Mr C. Hansen 3982005/39821761212751 ;ML!. INSTITUTE FOR MANAQEMENT COME AND ENJOY THE DAY WITH US. SEE YOU THERE AND LEADERSHIP TRAININQ THE NAMIBIAN Friday September 6 1991 3 DTA's Muyongo joins fray in Sea search suspended· NAMIBlAJI.; Police have called otT the official st:arch for three Liideritz t~nagers missing, believed drowned, after their dinghy was washed out to. sea in heavy Rehoboth land controversy weather last weekend. "The official search was called off o.n Wednesday but we are have the land transferred in lonial regime, without ques­ go.ing to continue with routine patrols," police spokesperson MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE their names the registrar r,' -­ tioning the validity of these Inspector Sean Geyser said in WindllOek yesterday. fused. tnmsactions. Reginald Grirribeeck, 18, Fritz Bosman, 18, and 15-year-old THE controversy over alleged attempts by the Govern­ Van Wyk argued that the He seriously questioned why Gordon Bezuidenhoudt acco.mpanied a maintenance crewman ment to transfer title land in Rehoboth to the State land could not be transferred it had taken Van Wyk almost in a dinghy to tJ:ie Friopesca Dos, anchored in Ltideritz Bay, at gathered force yesterday when the DTA sharply con­ to the buyers because Dier­ 16 years to start questioning about 19hOO on Saturday evening. demned the move. gaardt and his councillors had the validity of Act 56 of 1976. The Friopesca Dos is one of eight Spanish fishing vessels no jurisdiction to alienate Another argument that had impo.unded at Liideritz following cases of illegal fishing in The DTA reaction came in DTA, were deliberately 11'1s­ Rehoboth communal land. been put forward was that Namibia's territorial waters. the wake of an NEC report interpreting what he had said. Angennund said Van Wyk Article 23 of Act 56 had never The crewman went on bo.ard leaving the three in the dinghy quoting Regional Commis­ "I am unaware of any plans refused to transfer the land been implemented. which was tied to the vessel, acco.rding to. the Po.lice report. sioner for Central, Neville by the Government to nation­ , despite the very clear stipula­ In this regard Angennund, TIle dinghy broke loose in high waves and was washed out Angermwld, as allegedly hav­ alise land. tions of Article 23 of the Reho­ however, questioned whether to sea. Rescuers found it, two life jackets and some clo.thes on ing said all land in Rehoboth It has never been discussed both Self Government Act (Act this meant that all land trans­ Sunday morning at Diaz Point about three kilometres no.rth­ would be transferred to the State. with me, and I am totally and 56 of 1976). actions of the fonner Kaptein west of the harbour. In a statement yesterday, completely unaware of any such Article 23 clearly states that and his council were invalid. Chief Inspecto.r DekkerSmit of Keetmanshoo.P said he be­ Acting DTA president Mishake plans," he stated. title to all land in Rehoboth With regard to the argument li!'!ved the three had tried to swim to shore after failing to get the Muyongo said the DTA noted Asked to clarify the issue, previously administered by the that Act 56 had never replaced dinghy's motorrestarted wehen it broke loose from the trawler. with concern the " threaten­ Angennund first sketched the . Government of South Africa, the "Voorvaderlike Wette". - Sapa ing" statements by Angennund background to the land prob­ or the fornler Administration Angemlund asked whether this in connection with the "ex­ lems that had recently arisen of South West Africa, would meant that Rehobothhad been propriation" of land by the in Rehoboth. be transferred to the Govern­ administered under two dif­ Government. He said the problems had ment of Rehoboth. ferent sets of laws. Angolan faces rape charges "The fact that the Goverri­ first been encountered with two Article 23 further states that Angennund further pointed ment' apparently wants to ap­ private land purchases. includ­ this property would be trans­ out that according Schedule 5 ONDANGWA: A 21-year-old Angolan, Hashomuninga ply a law prescribed by the ing one by JohnMcNab, where ferred to the Government of of the Namibian Constitution Hishidilu appeared in the Magistrates Court here yes­ colonial powers to alienate land, the twCl buyers wanted to have Rehoboth without payment of all land inRehoboth,notceded terday on charges of rape and armed robbery. does not necessarily constitute the l~nd tnu'1sferred into' their transfer duty, stamp duty or by the fonner Government of The State alleged that between August 31 and Septem­ an appropriate solution to the names. any other fee or charge. Rehobotr., technically belonged ber 1 Hishidilu robbed civilians and raped two women, highly sensitive land issue," In both cases the buy~r81 lad According to Angennund, to the State in any case. one at Oshikango and the o.ther at Oimbadalanga. the DTA said. been granted permission to buy even after Van Wyk had stud­ Schedule 5 states that all Although he was not asked to plead, Hishidilu told the Reactmg to the DTA state­ land by the fornler Kaptem of ied Article 23 he refused to property vested in any Repre­ ment, Angerrnund yesterday Rehoboth, Hans Dierg'lfuIdt, and sanction the two land transfers sentative Authority, or the court he was a soldier of the Ango.lan army, Fapla. He stated had he never said the his councilbrs. and instead started question­ Government of Rehoboth, prior admitted to raping the two Namibian wo.men and rob­ Governnlent was planning to They oou&ht and paid for ing the validity of Act 56. to independence shall be vested bing civilians at gun point. nationalise land in Rehoboth. the lancl "ut when they applied Angennund pointed out that in or be under the control of the The case was postponed to October 10 and Hifhidilu According to Angermund to th~ Acting Registrar of Deeds Van Wykhad registered simi­ Government ofNarnibia. was remanded in custody. - Nampa certain people, including the for Rehoboth;I Van Wyk, to lar transactions under the co- ····'Fa:tality .... Price war looms as ····. rat~fdit ) ...... ,',- ',';':';':';;.':';-;;"',' y A.IIlsis ) wire factory opens

A NEW R2 million Namlbian equal the total demand in Na­ dro~~'BI~ i TOM MINNEY factory set to be launched later mibia unless large Government this month at Okahandja is projects come tllrOllgk such as AT least S3 AIDS related already facing a price war "soft" fencing wire is to start at fencing the Angolan border ijeaths and 1 227 HiV in­ against products from South 150 tonnes a month and 40 where continued theft i, el'­ fected cases have been re- Africa. workers, and capacity is 180 pected to ensure a strong de­ b" ~,ported to. the Ministry of tonnes. According to Gielie van mand. . 21 I1Health~ndl(Sooialj Serv­ Agra Co-operative plans to Zyl at Otavi. Agra's assistant The move comes at a time iOl!s srutre0Jufi"e 1986, ac­ make steel fencing wire at its general manager for industries, when many South African com­ Wire Industries Namibia plant it wi11later make gates and other panies supplying wire, piping cording to epidemologist but says that suddenly compet­ farm products. arid other products are dropping Stephen Titus. ing rolls of fencing wire from This is where the problems prices to keep their machines In an interview on Wed­ South African giants have come arise for Lehnert's Namibian­ moving in the recession. nesday he said that four down in price by up to 20 per owned William Bain, a sister But companies such as .Con­ death cases and 493 HiV cent in a bid to freeze them out. company to furniture giant solidated Wire' Industries in infected cases had been But the culprit for the price­ MKU. This already makes gates Cape Town may also be cutting reported this year. cut counter attack comes from and fencing products and he prices to try and stop a new Out of the 493 HiV in­ closer to h<>me. says Namibian demand is. so low Namibian factory and out of old fected patients, 0,8 per Dieter Lehnert, managing di­ that it operates at 30 per cent of rivalry with Agra's partners in rector of a local factory which the new venture. cent are a high risk fatal­ capacity, employing 40 people makes gates and other farming not 80. "You're not going to quote ity rate, he stated. materials, rang The Namibian to "Let's not go out and break me, so forget about the first In 1990, 162 cases and say he is cutting the prices of each other's backs," he pleaded , name," growled CWI's area six deaths were repo.rted. imported wire as he is worried adding that the market is not manager covering Namibia, a Titus noted that al­ the new factory's expansion curreully big enough for two and Mr Young, at the end of a shprt though the data on the plans c(luld put him out of busi­ that the new factory would only 'phone call to Cape Town yes­ deaths was incomplete the ness, result in one or other closing and terday in which he denied this. case fatality rate was His company. WiIliam Bain, workers moving from one fac­ Iustification for new factories decreasing Sl:Iggesting that is only two kilometres down the tory to another. could be large sales to Angola to people with HiV infection road, makinl! surprising compe­ He had urged Agra to stick to help restore food production. tition in " country where manu­ wire but said they had not been Namibian industries are rapidly lived longer due to ear. A MEMBER of the Rundu woodcarving co-operative facturing industries are very responsive to his approach. being overhauled by go-ahead who sells his wares at Ok ahandja. A growing number of lier diagnosis and treat­ scarce, Van Zyl said they ' had not South Africans in the rush to ment. artists work by the roadside on the way out of the town On Septemher 27, 'Trade and thought of diversifying until make new openings. "This implies that the where the co-operative is trying to secure shelter fqr its Ind ustry Minister Ben Amathila Bain went on the offensive with Heavy farm fencing and gates infected pool is increas­ members. According to an organiser of the co-op, it i·s set to open Agra's new fac­ threaten ing letters 'and cut has a large transport cost so ing and that people are approached the Ministry of Local Government and tory. owned 51 per cent by Agra prices. He added that the compe­ Namibia could benefit, particu­ more at risk of contract­ Housing in June to ask for help with a building, but has and 49 per cent by businessmen tition would be good for N amib­ larly with a factory sited near the with wire interests in South Af­ ian consumers including farm­ end of rail lines at Tsumeb or ing the virus, especially so far received no reply. "We are anxious to get cover those not practising safe rica and Botswana and financed ers. further north, although it may be before the rains come and make it impossible for members by Standard Bank. sex," he added. - Nampa Industry sources says Wire many years before Angolan to work and sell their goods," he explained. Production of steel and Industries' production will farmers can pay h;lrd currency. BIDS TO set up local facto­ produce for w.hich there are ries creating jobs in Namibia quotas. Most of the complaints have sometimes been blocked Protecting new industries in Namibia from Namibian businesses ex­ by pr ice CUlling from South perienced by this reporter con­ Atrican giants who keep prices contro\. to the Southern African Cus­ tOlll ' union rules which ensure other countri es. However, said cern South Africa's decentrali­ low until the new venture folds So how can local manufactur­ toms' Union Board of Trade. free trade between South Africa Honiball, you must be careful in sation and export incentives. and then bring them hack up . In ers gel protection'? Wessel Honi­ which is more !han ready to lake and Namibia. There are laws al .. applying this not to create a local Could Namibia introduce simi­ many industries there are only ball, director of trade at the up the issue and trf and block lowing protection of up to eight monopoly. lar schemes to boost manufac­ two or three sUPFliers to Na­ Ministry of Trade and Industry, "dumping" and other practices, y"ar, for new industries in the Other protections apply to turing in regions of high unem­ mibia who are able to exert this said that the first step is to speak Namibia is governed by CllS -- fonll of duties on impor'5 f~om strategic industries and to farm ployment? 4 F.riday September @ 1991 THE- NAMIBIAW··

Trenlendous response from children to library week

WINDHOEK: A LIDRARY week workshop which started on I\londay had been c:haracterised by an absence of workers while the response from school children had been ·'tremendousl)· positive". Assistant librarian Mbenae Katjihingua said the ab­ sence of workers could be attributed to the timing of the workshop which had been held during working hours. The workshop involved story-telling for children, video shows. competitions and tours through libraries. The library week. which was sponsored by the Na­ mibia Information Workers' Association (NIWA) to­ gether with the First National Bank. takes place world­ wide annually. Swedes to set up literacy projects in Eastern region GOBABIS: The Swedish Social Democratic Party is planning to set up two literacy projects at Gobabis in the near future. Project co-ordinator Bodil Nilsson said local teachers would be used in the project. For this reason classes would be held in the evenings. Nilsson said 15 students would be enrolled for the first .c ourse. Subjects to be offered would depend on those taking part. However, English and basic mathematics THE 10 finalists in the 'Dreamgirl of the 90s Competition' were chosen at Namibia Nite on Tuesday night. They might be compulsory. . are pictured here with Miss Namibia, Michelle McLean. The winner will be chosen next week. The finalists are, The SDP held a workshop on literacy at Gobabis over from left, Yasmin Majiedt, Ndahafa Hamupembe, Liezel Isaaks, Amber Mouton, Rubeena Martin, Miss Namibia the weekend which was attended by about 75 people. Michelle McLean, Claudia Liebenberg, Carmen Cloete, Linda Jankowski, PenelopeJansen and Claudia Brussel. • Reports from Nampa Photograph: Manie Beukes . Nasok p lans cultural village

THE President of the Namibia Sport and Recreation JOSPEH MOTINGA Centre (Nasok), Lazarus Mambo, who has just re­ turned from a visit to Zambia, said that what he had Zambia who made a living seen there had convinced him of the need for a cultural shoes and join a ring of danc­ ers to do his or her thing, he from dynamic and lively street village in Namibia. said. shows. Mambo told The Namib­ served their culture. Mambo felt that N amibian " Everybody in Zambia, ian that he had been "highly Even a school teacher re­ teachers did little to encour­ from kids to the old, is a busi­ impressed" by the enthusi­ turning from classes would age the survival of culture. nessperson," he pointed out. asm with which Zambians pre- change clothes, take off their "We are too westernised," " People there display a".1ot of ~_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ he observed. " We don' tneed initiative and dynamism in to discard western culture but making a living. " NAJiu ll rSCI-I DEUTSClIE STlFTUNG we must revive our pride as Whether it was making FOil I\ULll'i1ELLf: ZUS;IMMENJ1.IWf:/T Africans," Mambo empha­ spoons and baskets or repair­ sized. ing tyres, these "small en- . He said Nasokplanned to trepreuners" made and sold Invitation - Video evening 8 September 1991 extend its Rl 9 000 iron con­ goods to the big entrepreneurs. . struction to build a cultural Namibia had a population village. Several traditional huts of only around 2 million and "Oberst Redl" with implements, garments if Namibians "stop nagging and other items depicting the at each other and instead dis­ in German culture of each group would played zeal and initiative we be set up, he said. would be well-off'.', he said. Award winning film with Klaus Maria Bran­ Further, cultural groups There were economic hard­ . would be organised to give ships in Zambia, but the people dauer; a story of Military intrigue and treason performances. Mambo said tried to make the best of their in time of the Austrian Dual Monarchy. the project would also attract situation. The NP was formed in the provlCle nlM""ptb'~l"Jlln"> Venue: NaDS House, Bismarckstreet 36 tourists. Mambo said that in Sep­ then South We&. Africa in 1924, its principles and constitution Time: 19h30 The Nasok president said tember Nasok would under­ breaking away from the South in a forthcoming edition of its the project could also serve take a fund-raising tour to African NP in 1977. monthly publication. Mqnitor. as a way of helping the street Zambia and use the opportu­ TheNP took part in the 1989 Monitor took over from the Namibian-German Foundation children who would be en­ nity to invite Zambian cul­ pre-independence elections NP mouthpiece, the weekly couraged, and paid, instead tural groups to come and show under the banner of the'gr~up­ newspaper Die Suidwe&.er, after for of having to turn to robbing Namibians how they lived out ing Action Christian National it closed down earlier this year. CMLTMRAL COOPERATION and stealing. their. culture. which holds three seats in the - Sapa Mambo said he had been impressed by youngsters in Government officials· NAMIBIA CAREER + MANPOWER CONSULTANTS to be primed on GSP CNR. TV MOORElJOHN MEINERT STREETS TEL: (061) 228346/225467 THE United Nations Conference on Trade It is further aimed at giving them the oppor­ and Development (UNCTAD ) in conjunc­ tunity to evaluate the effects of the GSP on the tion with the Ministry of Trade and In­ current and recent exports of the countries TYPING COURSES * TYPING COURSES dustry, will be holding regional and na­ concerned. . tional seminars on the Generalised Sys­ Participants will receive up-to-date infor­ are now offered for beginners by means of practical competency tem of Preferences (GSP). mation on the various elements of the schemes, based training. Enrol now for : The venue for both seminars is the Kalahari including their rules of origin. Sands Hotel, with the regional workshop tak­ The seminar will also deal with the relation­ ship between the GSP and export develop­ *KEYBORAD TRAINING *BASIC TYPING SKILLS ing place between September 9 and 13, and the national seminar being held between ment and promotion in the context of the GSP. DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND NOW OPEN UNTIL 20HOO! September 16 and 20. The seminar is intended to have a multiplier The objective of the seminar is to train Gov­ effect on the dissemination of GSP informa­ ernment officials in the full utilisation of the tion through the efforts of the participants of .------Training for Namibians by N8Jnibians GSP. the beneficiary countries invited to attend. THE NAMIBIAN Friday September 6 1991 5 Community kindergartens Fit for the future FOUR Namibian youth leaders will leave for Denmarktoday on an exchange programme sponsored by the Danish Gynmastics Youth Organisation. During their stay in Denmark the four youths will visit sports clubs and political youth organisations. wage battle to survive The visit will concentrate mainly on gymnastics. The four are JohannesJoseph, AbrahamNangolo, MailaNghidinwa and Alma David. Swapo Youth League (SYL) deputy secretary Martin JOSEPH MOTINGA Kapewasha told the Namibian Press Agency that the exchange programme was part of the SYL's strategy to upgrade the KINDERGARTENS in tIle standard of sports in Namibia. For this reason, the SYL was building a sports club, some 17km. north of Windhoek. west of Namibia, struggling to survive despite lack of food, premises and funds, ,------, are in dire need of finan­ cial support. Two progranune officers ___..£rpm theN;uuibia.Deyelopme.llL. ' Trust (NDT), who visited the area at the end of August, found - i-----~::~!::~ money was so scarce that in : Saturday '7th September at 11 hOO : some cases teachers were working without pay. I • Steven Isaack, progranune officer for education, and Oloff I • Munjanu, programme officer for agriculture, told The Na­ • 1 mibian that community kin­ dergartens at Otjiwarongo, •I • Tubises, 'Usakos and Otjim­ bingwc were making a brave ,: Bring all your goods I will sell it! :_: effort against considerable odds. Parents in Usakos town had • AVAILABLE • set uP3 kindergarten in an old I . Cars - • Office equipment - • Take-away on wheels. • railway room so that theirchil­ ~~1 x Audl 500 E silver, Aircondition, Low km dren.did.natbave.to walk three · . kilometreS-lo kiridergartens in I Spotlights, Handshift - . I,Price: R55 000 negotiable. I the tQwn~liip, 11e said. Munjanu said he had shown I Contact: Charlle's Auctions at Tel: 34326 • women how to grow vegetables .. PSI KEEP IN MIND - 10% ONL Y 6

at the kindergarten to help it · ' become more self-sufficient in ~------", food. At Tubises the Ministry of Local Govenunent and Hous­ Handmade ing donated a prefabricated building for a kindergarten which began life under a tree Oriental Carpets last year, Isaack said. More than 35 youngsters were super­ from Iran, Turkey, India vised by Dorothea Coagoses to be bitter. Fortunately it had to-be-built premises in the not But there too food problems and Victorine Goses, neither been exchanged for good maize too distant future. abounded and children did not Russia and Pakistan of whom received any pay. by local fanners. Isaack said Guriras had turn up at the kindergarten w~n Isaack'said at one stage the ISll<'\ck stressed that problems appealed to the public and the they were hungry. (including rare teachers had decided to give were exacerbated by the fact business community to donate The 15 women who ran the up on the project, but the chil­ that most of kindergarten chil­ items such as sewing machines . OtjimbingWe kindergarten were investment pieces) dren went to their houses and drenlived withtheirgrandpar­ and bicycles to be used in a ' fortunate to have been allo- asked them why there was no ents, some of wliom did not fund-raising lottery for the cated a plot ofland forcultiva- kindergarten. Out of sympa­ receive pensions. Since pen~ creche. tion by the Regional Commis- 12 MONTHS AS CASH t y for the children, the teach­ sions were the main source of At Otjimbingwe, a commu- sioner. ers returned to their posts., income for people in the area, nity kindergarten had been set According to Munjanu, the The food shortage in the this made life very difficult. up in a small building, Isaack women had also been given area's kindergartens had been At Okombahe, a kindergar­ said. The ~taff were sure they _...,training in vegetable-growing made worse by the fact that a ten run by Isabella Guriras had could renovate the old Gennan so they could provide food for load of maize received from been operating out of a church. church building in the town if both the kindergarten and the the RRR Committee turned out Hopefully, it will move to soon- they received just a little help. school. ~------~ No help for pre-schools from a money-strapped Ministry

THE MINISTRY of For­ IT WOULD require an additional 300 ing materials, curriculum guidance, and the eign Affairs has strongly training of teachers and managers, Wentworth teachers and 500 schools for the Govern­ condemned a recent attack ment to be able to provide pre-primary said. And at this stage, the Ministry was not even managing 10 do that. on the Director of the education for Namibian youngsters· an Organisation of African unrealistically tall order in the present However, the Ministry had sent a delegation to various community schools in the north and Unity (OAU) in Namihia, economic climate. west of the country during August to acquaint Olga Lima. This was the conclusion of deputy minister of itself With existing problems. Lima 'Was assaulted by two Certificate of authenticity Education and Culture, Buddy Wentworth, when The delegation had been led by Shq!na Johnston, men at her home in Hockiand explaining why the Govenunent could not pro­ a consultant of Namibia Christian Exchange Park. The intruders were in the with every piece vide more help for community kindergartens from Scotland under a progranune funded by process of stealing a number which are finding it hard staying afloat. the Commonwealth, said the deputy minister. of electrical appliances but were Contact Mrs M C Botha Wentworth said at the moment the whole The Ministry was awaiting a final report from disturbed. They left with the at tel: (061) 35651 after 17h00 spectrum of informal prc·prinlary education these visits. Wl'ming that they would re­ fell under the Ministry of Local Govenunent The chief of Primary and Pre-School Educa­ turn. Lima's niece, who was in or visit the Street Market and Housing. tion in the Ministry of Education and Culture, the house at the time was also The only pre-school institutions still under David Tail, told The Namibian that community , assaulted and her clothes were the Ministry of Education and Culture were kindergartens had no uniform system of educa­ tom with a knife. those previously run by the Administration for tional guidelines. In condemning the attack, Whiles, the Administration for Coloureds and a The children were ' cared for, hut did not the Ministry appealed to all number of schools in the Kavhngo. necessarily follow educational activ it ies, he said. Namibialls to co-operate with These would continue to be maintained by the Since 80 per cent of a child 's intellectual the police in their attempts to Ministry during J 992, with the proviso that only development took place helween the ages of curb crimes of this nature. children elegible for grade 1 in 1993 would be three and five years, the Ministry intended to "Such criminal acts cannot admitted, he said. pro~ide curriculum guidance for kindergartens be allowed to continue and the The Education Ministry could only offer and had planned a workshop to this effect, he two culprits should be brought community-based kindergarter.s help with teach- said. to justice," said the Ministry. 6 Friday September. 6 1991- THE NAM1SJAN

OPINION Namibiao-show time blues

LAST Saturday'S show by to protest poor perfonnances, PE South Africa's reggae FOLLOWING or if they have had to wait too mega star Lucky Dube at last week's before a show starts. In most cases in Nantibia, Tillle for NGOs to the Indepence Arena in Lucky Dube Katutura may have been however, the bands are usually good, and it is the waiting factor a success by certain stan­ show in Katu­ deliver the goods that sours the crowd. And if dards. tura, ESAU the crowd has to wait, the The arena was packed, and NOWASEB problem lies with organization A view from South Mrica there weren't any major 'ugly TIle waiting factor steals time, incidents' such as stabbings, questions contributing 10 shows being shooting or drunken brawls VISITING SOLIDARITY workers often remark about the whether Namib­ cut, and people not always which often characterise glut of tongue-twisting acronyms in South Africa. Very hot at getting what they paid for . . Namibia entertainment - be it ian music fans There was more to last Sat­ the moment is "NGO" - for non-governmental organisa­ music or sports. There were a· tions. Along with words like "development" and "civil really get their urday's show than the waiting. fe~ minor squabbles, but noth­ society", the NGO idea is one ofthe tools being used by many money's worth Most of the time was taken up ing big enough to disrupt the by other bands. By the time to carve out a new role beyond fighting apartheid. show or to warrant the police from shows. Lucky Dube got on stage things FO R many people, NGO is a catch-all word for any organisa­ being called out in force. were already saturated. tion outside of government and the private sector. But in the Taken overall - a near inci­ People started leaving, the developed world from where' the term originates, it has a dent-free show and a good turn­ perfonnance for R20 does not sounding and lighting got cut more specific meaning: development organisations working out - the show could be billed quite come close to meeting ReganUessof~therLucky at several stages during the outside of government but drawing on state resources and a success. the expectations of the music­ Dube, DjeDje or Mango perfonnance, and Dube only ' support. Governments on all continents, including Africa, But if a closer look is taken, hungry crowd such as the one Groove's shows were successes played for one-and-a-halfhours. have come to see that NGOs are a critical channel for it is the opinion of this writer, that jammed the Katutura In­ .in their own right, the organiz­ It is possibly understandable resources to the poorest. and a lot others I believe, that dependence Arena last Satur­ ers of such shows need to know that unforeseen factors creep Most NGOs have long seen serious attempts to combat pov­ the show offered less than was day. that if the crowd degenerates in. such as short-circuits or erty cannot end with hand-outs and sewing projects. Conse­ expected, if not promised. It is almost becoming cus­ into a disorderly mob at these instruments breaking down as quently they challenge governments by pressing for macro Of seven to eight hours of tomary for major music groups shows, it can be attributed to happened at last Saturday's policies that are relevant and sensitive to the poor. continuous perfonnance, the to come to Namibia and offer organizational inadequacies. show. They network around key social issues such as gender, the main show only lasted for one­ less than was advertised or There are several factors But it would have been wise and-a-half hours. Sur~, there which need to be looked at. A environment, social services and fairer economic relations announced in advance. For . on the part, of the organizers were many other bands which example, in the case of Lucky cosmo-cultural crowd like the between advance capitalist countries and the Third World. not to allow the instruments to undoubtedly did a very good Dube the show was scheduled one that jammed the Independ­ NGOs at home would have to undergo something of a conver­ be 'worn down' by bands people job. But unquestionably it was to start at 12 noon and gradu­ ence Arena last Saturday is not sion to play this kind of role. They have a chance - with the didn't particularly come to see. Lucky Dube' s name that filled ally.taper off around 18hOO. the type that's very easy to And in the future it would be homecoming of exiled political movements - to turn frolP mo­ the arena. But by 18h30 - the time the control if all hell should break bilisation to carefully planned long-term programmes. even wiser not to frustrate the Many people who came from sun began to set - Lucky Dube loose; especially when it gets crowd by making them wait But they will have to untie themselves from the strong party remote places such as Marien­ was still not on the stage. dark. too long and so prevent the political courtships that gave many of them sustenance and tal, Kee1:manshoop, Tsumeb and And it was quite clear that a Who do you identify as being possibility of unnecessary cans identitY for so long. They will have to employ people who can Katima Mulilo to see and hear lot of people wanted to have a unruly when you can't see? If and bottles flying around. do the job rather than their political buddies. Lucky Dube, not Zasha, N dill­ better view of the mega star people start throwing cans and This kind of talk makes some activists nervous - to them it mani or System Enemy. while there was still some bottles into the crowd who do Brenda Fassie may have sounds like too many resources and too much power will be It should be acknowledged, natural daylight. you arrest when you have prob­ started the tradition of perfonn­ putin the hllnds of" experts". In my view the main task is for however, that these bands pulled The lighting provided after lems squeezing through the ing less than was expected_in the NGOs to get the job done and to make an impact with outtheirbest. But as part of the the sun set was often medi­ crowd? Not all crowds are the mid 'SOs. But the only projects that really meet needs and strengthen communities. ,~owd, myself and a lot of otrers ocre. necessarily volatile, even with 'benefits' which warrant the A related objective is to transfer skills to women and black weren't particularly crazy about Similar lighting problems diverse cultures. continuation of such a tradi­ people. paying R20 to go and see the also marred the show by Car­ People sometimes have rea­ tion are empty cans and bottles Zashas, Ndilimanis or System sons for acting in the manner roaming the skies, and maybe Many fun~ers and development people are using new yard­ los DjeDje (another South sticks for measuring the worth of an organisation. Their Enemys. ,African reggae lord) and top they do, and it's possible that a couple of f .. k you' s that go they start throwing empty cans air slogan is "product before process" - something that is send­ One-and-a-half hours of group Mango Groove at the flying through the with them. ing ripples through the alternative sector. This turns the focus of assessment away from an organisation's networks, its community style and its values of democracy to what it actually delivers. . Nanso -the debate continues Problems oflow productivity are common knowledge. A scan of organisational reports will show long-standing concern rade Ka1enga's arguments runs over indecisiveness and "meetings about meetings about as follows: Nanso needs to meetings", about administration gulping the budget, and influence public policy · and over internal bickering that prevents any real activity for realise its objectives. months on end. The argument goes that In those goodlbad old days, non-achievement couldn't tarnish Nanso cannot be able to in­ credibility. An organisation could busk it for years and· fluence public-state policy as continue to stay upfront in the funding queue. it should, in favour of student Today it's no longer enough to be able to enunciate the while affiliated to Swapo. problem skilfully or to flaunt your perfect consulation proc­ I presume this means both ess; nor does it suffice to have great conference ideas and to broad and specific policy in­ participate in numerous coalitions and ad hoc committees. I AM writing this comment in and respect the majority fiuences in relation to the The question being asked by funders is: what difference can my personal capacity as a stu­ Congress decision: government, especially in the you make and how do you intend to go about it? dent activist and Nanso mem­ I shall always abide by this ministry of education. There is wide agreement on the need for tighter accountabil­ ber. decision till either changed, It is also argued by Com­ ity. However, grappling with new ways of working and It is both a response to and amended, or reviewed by the rade Kalenga that Nanso standards is more difficult. constructive critical assess­ Congress of the organization. cannot realise its aims and Ironically, in other parts of the world, developers in NGOs ment of Comrade Paul Ka­ Before critically taking is­ Elias Kangautjivi objectives - while affiliated will pan the "product before process" formula. Having lenga's opinion article in The sue with Paul, I wish to give a to Swapo. Nanso has many witnessed programmes and schemes slammed down on poor Student Voice - Congress brief background of tht: or­ party also had the necessary aims. communities, they argue that developmentis not a question of Edition 1991. ganization in this respect. social class composition to But central to all are two: getting irrigation pumps and bags of maize to people; it has Furthermore, I am writing effect radical change. uniting all Namibian students more to de with combatting vulnerability and powerlessness. to contribute to a shortlived Brief Background At the 1989 Congress a res0- and encouraging co-operation This means ensuring community participation in defining debate that unfolded in Nanso lution to affiliate to Swapo between students and the pro­ needs, in setting up projects and in ensuring delivery of social on the question of its affili­ N ansc was formed on July .vas pct>ul:rrly adopted after gressive strata of our society. services such as health and education. Those on the far left ation to Swapo. 2 1984. In the process of its the above factors were given Finally, Comrade Kalenga . will knock the emphasis on "product" on purely Ideological To continue the debate nei­ development and transforma­ asmotivations. The 1991 ex­ indicates that independence grounds. They will smell in the concept the contamination of ther undemrines the Congress tion, the organization reached traordinary Congress resolved and disaffiliation from Swapo \ the values of the private sector. And they will be loathe to decision, nor weakens demo­ a level where, at its 1988 to reverse the above resolu­ would help student make jettison the coziness of the all-In participatory style and the cratic centralism. Congress, it recognized after tion and disaffiliate. theoretical constructive con­ quest for maximum internal democracy. On the contrary, it contin­ a lengthy debate that Swapo But what are the issues? tribution to the working class These views are valid but it's clear that left-wing service or­ ues to widen up the scope of was the leader of the national What does Comrade Paul put struggle as promotion of de­ ganisations In South Africa have overspent on delivering the critical thinking and open liberation forces and the na­ forward in the process as his mocracy and adoption of criti­ goods. The result: a form of elitism and a tyingup of resources debate in Nanso. tional iiberation struggle. arguments in favour of inde­ cal viewpoints. in a bureaucracy's activities. It has now become necessary to Although I missed that great Furthennore, this Congress pendence and disaffiliation? These may not be all the ar­ swing the pendulum to what seems like a more technIcal ap­ debate and the subsequent asserted that Swapo had a guments f-or disaffiliation, but proach. decision, as a' democrat and progressive vision for the fu­ His Arguments perhaps these are the major '" This column by Frank Meintjies is reprinted from the disciplined Nanso member I ture embodied in the party ones. Weekly Mail fully associate myself with political programme and the A bird' s eye view of Com- ... To be continued DRAMA

Consult or be damned THE Government has come under attack recently for spending R1,2 million on a restructuring exercise ta avert the possible failure of Namibia's fU'st census, originally scheduled for today: During last month it became increasingly obvious that census preparations had run into trouble, mainly due to lack of consultation at the planning stage. The Government had to decide whether to press ahead despite countrywide reservations about the composi- -tion of the census team or to r:edresssome.of-its evident imbalances. It chose to delay the census and tackle this­ and other problems brought to light by the community. Given that more adequate consultation should have taken place from the start, the decision to delay was a good one. Not simply as a response to black/white discrepancies, but as an important step by the Govern- ment to take cognisance of community feeling. . There has been much talk of reconciliation since inde­ pendence and constant calls for Namibians to exercise; their democratic right of participation in the process of A SCENE from Jan Jonker Afrikaner's 'Ek Worry Nie', which won third prize in Wednesday night's Windhoek nation-building. But it has frequently come to our atten~ Players Youth Theatre competition. tion that community groups feel excluded from the planning of policies which are aimed, ultimately, at them. Feedback from grass-roots organisations indicates a growing discontent with the level of involvement af: forded to Namibians who have plenty of suggestions but G,ood_ lesson from Shifidi ~ ' -rJ ~!J:.iR~'O ; ~fv few chances to air them. J e i:)nl!IJ..l~ ~ 1: There have been other complaints that where such groups have been invited to join workshops on policy­ planning, their recommendations have been passed over rot' Nam's youth theatre in favour of 'foreign experts' with slicker arguments and a direct line to the Government's ear. Some of the more glaring examples have emerged from KATUTURA'S Shifidi More than 100 budding ac­ The Serpent Players for a one­ ' Beyond 24'. the social sector: issues of housing, co-operative devel­ tors participated in the compe­ man drama 'The Chameleon'. The Best Actor award went High School won the sev­ opment, land reform; areas in which Namibians have enth annual Windhoek tition which aims to encourage Third prize was shared by . to Rodney Bosman for his youth theatre among schools Jan Jonker Afrikaner high portrayal of Paul Sinkplaat, the long been active and feel offended by the imposition of Players' Youth Drama 'expert answers' which ride roughshod over their own competition on Wednes­ and community groups. school whose 'Ek Worry Nie' father figure in 'Ek Worry Nie'. Shifidi carried off the RI was the only Afrikaans entt)' Lazarus Jacobs fro-m the grdUp concerns and expertise. day night, beating eight 000 first prize for their pro­ in the competition, and the Racy Public Energy won the best There is a wealth of experience and knowledge to be­ other entries in a particu­ duction of 'A Good Lesson'. Teenagers theatre group with a suppOlting actor award for his tapped among Namibia's communities, and if it is ig­ larly high quality field. The second prize went to workshopped production work in the play 'Missing Link'. nored, people will be understandably upset. The best female perform­ Namibia's 'new spirit', its Constitition, and the lessons ance was claimed by Jacky to be learned from our neighbours put this country in a Willihard for her role in 'A unique position to embark on planning strategies which Good Lesson'. The same play provided the best supporting will lead to lasting and acceptable solutions to its prob­ actress in-Elizabeth Avala. lems. The chief adjudicator for this Open consultation and respect for a wide range of year's competition was Suzette opinion is the only way to ensure willing co-operation van der Stnit, a drama lecturer from all corners - and without that, the chances of at the Windhoek Teacher's success for any venture are limited. College. A seminar on Holistic Resource Management this week The competition was organi­ pointed out that meaningful problem-solving entailed a sed by the Windhoek Players, change of attitude on the part of those usually charged the Ministry of Education and with policy-making. It called for more openes~ and a Culture and the National The­ atre of Namibia. readiness from decision-makers to accept their own fallibility. Instead offeeling threatened by other people's suggestions, they needed to welcome new ideas and Life after - readjust to accommodate them. All credit to the census task force for being prepared to do this - even at the eleventh hour. If it had insisted on apartheid - digging in its heels it could have faced the failure of one of the most important social exer cises in the history of AN African Leadership Namibia. Forum Conference on chal­ lenges facing Mrica in the post-apartheid era starts THE BEST ACTOR award wentto Rodney Basson, who played the father figure (pic­ in Windhoek on Sunday. Govt to launch a ' tured here seated at the table), in Jan Jonker's 'Ek Worry Nie'. Photographs: Kate Participants include the­ Burling chairperson of the 'forum , General Olusegum Obassanjo monthly maga,zi e of Nigeria, Lesotho' s deposed Duke to award youth medals King in exile, Moshoeshoe IT, THE Ministry of Inform"tion and Broadcasting v ' _rt a the President of the African monthly news magazine, to be known as 'National l«'view', Development Bank, Babacar THE Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth next month. Director of Production and Publicity, RiaanSelle, N 'Diaye, and the Finance n, is due to officiate at this year's Namibia Youth award told the Namibian Press Agency that the magazine would Ministers of Angola and Tan­ ceremony on October 10. concentrate on news analysis and Government policies. zania. The magazine, which will be free, will be aimed at inform­ The Rossing Foundation's youth project officer, Peter Several Namibian partici­ ing the intelTh'ltional conununity about Nan' 'I } i ~ ' ~ r' '1.tial. Mostert, said Prince Philip would present bronze med­ pants will also attend the three­ Selle said 'National Review' will also serve a,l:l.c vern- als to 20 young Namibians. day conference, which will be ment source of information to the country's foreign mission. The Namibian Youth Award is based on a Youth De­ opened by President Sam "There is a need for the Government to have such a publi­ velopment Programme founded by the Duke in 1956. Nujoma. cationin order to put across its views and policies," she added. Discussions will centre on The Royal party's two-day visit to Namibia from Oc­ The publica,tion was to have appeared in March, but was political, economic and strate­ tober 8 to 10 will include a State Banquet, a trip to delayed as most of its journalists were attending a six month gic implications of the post­ Ondangwua and Oshakati, a visit to the Windhoek course in joum.alism. apartheid era. Show where the Queen is to present a trophy, and a It will be published in English and WIll be edited by Dr Ben Most of the palticipants are reception at the British High Commission. Mulongeni who holds a doctorate in political science and a due to arrive in Windhoek today masters degree in journalism from the University of Bulgaria. Prince PhiJip :md tomorrow. 8 Friday September 6 1991 . THE NAMIBIAN A cheery tale of No Doomsday so ... payday two cheer-leaders NAIROBI: A Kenyan wom~ is suing an Ameri­ HOUSTON: Ajury convicted a Texas woman on Tues­ can missionary to get 18 day of trying to hire a hit-man to kill a neighbour she 275 dollars she gave him thougbt was blocking her daughter's chances ofbecom­ after he said the world ing a higb-school cheer-leader. would end last ye.l1". The woman, Wanda Holloway, 37, faces up to life in prison for Caroline Mwicigi, who is asking her former brother-in-law to hire an assassin to kill Verna suing the missionary for "ralse Heath, the mother of her daughter's chief rival for cheer-leader and fradulent" infonnatioll, told in the Houston suburb of Channelview. RABAT: The chief antago­ According to Morocco his After launching a "Green a Kenyan court she thought . She also faces up to 20 years on the lesser charge of plotting nists of the Western Sahara real name is Khalil Reguibi March" of 350 000 unarmed she was helping save ml\llk41d Heath's kidnapping. war are a wordly mon­ and his father, a retired Mo­ civilians into the territory to by handing over the money, The case went to the eight-man. four woman jury after lawyers roccan anny non-commissioned oblige Spain to withdraw in the Daily Nation newspaper arch and a dour guerrilla. for both sides gave closing arguments wrapping· up a week of officer who lives in the moun­ 1976, King Hassan told his said yesterday. testimony in a state district court. Morocco's King Hassan, 62, tain village of Ksiba, is a people he would have abdi­ But when 1991 arrived and In tapes secretly recorded by Holloway's former brother-in­ has made his claim to the for­ member of the king's Consul­ cated if he had not succeeded. the earth was still in one piece, law, Terry Harper, in co-operation with police and played for the mer Spanish colony a central, tative Assembly for the Sahara. He rallied Morocco's fac­ Jonathan Hansen of the Cal­ jury, Holloway blamed Heath and her daughter Amber, 13, for her unifying theme of his reign. Former friends in Morocco tious political parties rounel. him vary Charismatic Church re­ own daughter Shanna's inability to win school cheer-leader Mohamed Abdelazii, 44, say AbdelaZiz. who dresses in on the issue, making control of fused to refund her money, she elections. secretary-general of the guer­ rumpled combat fatigues, at­ Western Sahara his .. Jacred said. The woman sought an in­ US schools choose cheer-leaders, featured at school sports rilla Polisario Front, is con­ tended the Faculty of Letters cause." junction to stop Hansen from events, through often cut-throat competitions. vinced that if the people of the in Casablanca until 1972 where A political truce prevailed withdrawing the money from a Prosecutor Mike Anderson told the jury that Holloway was a mainly desert territory are al­ he was a student militant in the while the war· went on. Few Nairobi bank account. - Sapa­ "vicious, vengeful person who played God because she had the lowed a fair vote, his Saharan Communist Party and a friend . complaints were voiced over Reuter. money to (do it). Arab Democratic Republic ofPolisario's founder, Musta­ the cost or casualties. The king "This is not about cheer-leading, folks. This is about a woman (SADR) will emerge as an pha Sayed al-Wali. made it a political crime to say who hated two other people so much that it gnawed at her day and Zaire facing independent state. Wa1i was killed in action in the Sahara was not Moroccan. night. It gnawed at her to the point of obsession," he said. The I5-year conflict comes 1976. Abdelaziz, who headed While MoroccO's large anny, He portrayed Holloway as "a social climber" who wanted to a formal halt on Friday with a combat unit, succeeded him equipped by France and the Shanna to become a cheer leader to enhance her own status in collapse .... a UN- brokered ceasefire in­ as secretary-general and presi­ United States, established Channelview. tended to let the people decide. dent of the SADR, which is control of most of the terri­ , 'It's about not getting what you want, trying what you can to BRUSSELS: Belgian Foreign The two rivals have never recognised by 74 governments tory, King Hassan mended get it, then deciding I'm going to get it above everything else," . Minister Mark Eyskens said met. even though Morocco controls relations with Algeria and Anderson said. yesterday the situation in Zaire Polisario's brief official four-fifths of the disputed ter­ Libya, Polisario's main back­ Holloway's lawyers attacked the credibility of Terry Harper, was very serious and the huge biography of its bearded leader ritory. ers, which had the effect of the state's star witness, and repeat.;d previous assertions that he central African country would says he was born in the inland Associates describe him as cutting off supplies to the guerrillas. - 1c and brother Tony, Holloway'sex-husband,setherup so that Tony collapse unless confidence was Western Sahara town of Smara, dedicated and austere, com­ could gain custody of their two children. restored in its shattered econ­ market place of the nomadic mitted to Polisario' s main slo­ "I am·convinced ilfl Sahara Terry Harper, they contended, pulled Holloway into the plot, omy. Two people died earlier Reguibat tribe. It gives no detail gan: "All the fatherland or is Moroccan,'" ~ he -said''ilast moDth. J cl cl . then prevented her from escaping it by implying that an assassin this week· in anti-government on his background. martyrdom". would kill her if she backed out - Rueter. rioting. The opposition, angry King Hassan makes a point The contrast could hardly be A senior Western diplomat at delays in restarting a na­ of referring to Abdelaziz as greater between the guerrilla believes that if the referendum tional conference on Zaire's "al-Marrakshi" - insisting he chief and the king, scion of does not confinn Morocco's THE NAMIBIAN - AN INDEPENDENT future, say political opponents was born not in We~rnSabara Morocco's centries-old dynasty, claim to the teritory • 'it will be NEWSPAPER FOR A NEW NATION. of President Mobutu Sese Seko but in the Moroccan city of who favours smart suits or a disaster for the monarchy. "­ have also been killed. Marrakesh. opulent Moorish robes, Sapa-Reuter.

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11111111111 111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111 FOR UP-TO-DATE NEWS FROM AROUND THE Serbs kill 7 in new fighting WORLD,READ THE NAMIBIAN BELGRADE: Serbian guerrillas pounded Croatian towns with mortars yesterday in renewed ethnic fighting that jeopardised a tl lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!I!IIIIIII !II IIIIIII[11111 planned European Community (EC) peape conference on Yugo­ slavia's crisis. Croatia rejected a proposal by a Yugoslav presidency commis­ sion to allow internal border changes to try to end the fighting Gorbachev gets his way between rival Serbs and Croats and pledged to fight ' 'to the last drop of blood". Mortar fire rained on Osijek and other towns in the eastern of the country.' , MOSCOW: The So\iet Croatianregion ofSlavonija in the latest violations of a ceasefire Congress handed most of the Union's supreme legisia­ agreed on Monday, Croatian media said. reins of power in the country ture reluctantly scrapped Osijek hospital sources said at least seven people had been from the old centre in the the state's old power struc­ killed in the area on Wednesday and yesterday morning. Kremlin to the republics which tures yesterday and laid s ~ III want some kind of asso­ the foundations of a new, c ~ :ttion with Moscow. Liberian forces in coup bid voluntary union after an This apparently will not angry ultimatum from include the Baltic republics. ABIDJAN: Liberian exiles, including elements of slain President President Mikhail Gor­ Aides say Goibachev will sign Samuel Doe's army, have crossed back into their country in an bachev. a decree recognising the inde­ apparent bid to overthrow rebel leader Charles Taylor, relief The action by the Congress pendence of Lithuania, Latvia officials said yesterday. of People's Deputies was the and Estonia. The relief workers in neighbouring Ivory Coast said the anti­ official death knell for the old The changes were proposed Taylor forces had penetrated at least 30 km across the border and Union of Soviet Soci.lIist by Gorbachev, Russian Presi­ were advancing on Tubmanburg. The officials added that they Republics, which was already dent' Boris Yeltsin, and the had ordered relief workers to evacuate the area. spinning apart at terrific speed leaders of nine other republics in the wake of last month's - an alliance forged as a result failed hJlrdline coup. of the coup two weeks ago, UN force flies to Sahara But it also attempted to stop wh!'ln Yeltsinled opposition to the Soviet Union.'s total disin­ the hardline putschists. LAAYOUN: Western Sahara: UN peacekeepers flew into West­ tegration by setting up tempo­ 1ky were passed in two parts. ern Sahara yesterday to monitor a ceasefire ending 15 years of rary institutions, largely con­ The first resolution, approved sporadic desert war. trolled by the republics, to steer overwhelmingly, created a A formal truce comes into force at 18hOO GMT today to let the ~ the country to a new "Union blueprint for a new union which people of the phosphate-rich but thinly-populated former Span­ , 'of Sovereign States". would allow each republic to ish colony vote in January for integration with Morocco or the decide how closely it wanted , independence sought by Polisario guerrillas. • l1;;[J ':\Ye.~ , moving from a ~ SOVIET President Mikhail Gorbachev •.. r.pow.er IDto a whole new era, to be associated with it. G_ o;;tiberal, Alexander Vladis­ the special session opened on ited revolutionary. Then the Congress passed lav lev , enthused after the vote. Monday in the Kremlin'shuge Gorbachev did not reject the by avote of 1 682 to 43 a law Nestle blackmail bid foiled idea but said the matter should ' ~ch~of~So~a "The republics have created Palace of Congresses. RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazilian police arrested a man suspected of this absolutely new' country." Before deputies dispersed, be transferred to the Supreme coostitution and creating a three­ , blackmailing food giant Nestle ashe made a call from a public Leningrad's reformist mayor Svoiet, the new interim parlia­ part interim structure: a parlia­ Conservative resistance telephone in Rio de Janeiro state, police and a Nestle spokesman ment, a State Council made up nearly blocked the changes until Anatoly Sobchak dropped ment. said yesterday. Wherever Lenin finally rests, of Gorbachev and the leaders an angry Gorbachev thundered another bombshell by propos­ Switzerland-based Nestle warned Brazilian consumers iD big of participating republics, and from the chair: "If we can't ing that Lenin's body be moved hardliners were not going to newspaper advertisements on August 16 to check its products let the Soviet Union be buried an Inter-Republican Economic ag,ee on this, the Congress from the shrine-like mauso­ carefully for any sign of contamination. , ceases its work. ,. Committee. leum on Moscow's Red Square without a struggle. , Spokesmen said the company had received threats that itsfood He then ordered another vote and be buried in a simple "As for rumours about a These will govern until the ,products would be poisoned unless it agreed to huge extortion and the measure passed. cemetery in Russia's second funeral of the Soviet Union, I signing of anew Union TreatY demands. A police spokesman said 35-year-old Felix Jose Nahum this is all a bit prema­ amopg republics, which sup­ There was only scattered city. think 'Was arrested on Wednesday night in the town ofIguaba, 139 km porters hope to complete within, applause from the mostly con­ Such a move would com­ ture," said Colonel Nikolai from Rio de Janeiro. ' , servative deputies who had been plete Lenin's decline from God­ Petrushenko. ' 'It's a question . it few months. hounded by the leadership since like father figure to discred- of stoppmg the Balkanisation Sapa-Reuter Final decision for fasters PRETORIA: The lawyer of the three Orde Boerevolk: hunger Call to lift Zambian strikers yesterday triecl unsuccessfully to obtain the results of medical examinations done on his clients ' at H F Verwoerd Hospital in Pretoria by a district surgeon in the ~orning. ,state of emer·gency ytim Cornelius said the medical tests had been undertaken so that the three men could make a final decision on whether to end LUSAKA:' Zambia's main Diplomats and international their fast or not. LUANDA: Portuguese Prime Minister Anibal Cavaco He said the hospital administration told him the medical test Silva left Angola yesterday promising a'substantial opposition party urged Presi­ election observers added their dent Kenneth Kaunda yester- voices to MMD protests last results were privileged information and would only be submitted increase" in financial aid to help Angola rebuild itself day to lift a 27-year-old state week, when Kaunda announced to the Department of Correctional Services. after a 16-year civil war. of emergency ahead of multi- a list of 150 candidates for Cornelius said the decision to be taken today would literally be "My message is clear, the Portuguese are ready to make party elections scheduled for UNIP before setting an elec­ "one of life and death". , the additional effort to help the Angolan people to re con- October 31. tion date or dissolving parlia­ Meanwhile, negotiations are still continuing between the au­ struct their land," Cavaco Silva told a news conference at "President Kaunda made a ment. thorities and the lawyer about the three hunger strikers' offer to the end of a three-day official visit. conunitment to us that he would The move meant that UNIP testify before the Government's proposed commission on public He said the present 450 million dollars.worth of credit lift the state of emergency in could start campaigning, while violence and intimidation. lines and other aid to Angola, a Portuguese colony until September. Now the MMD the MMD was forced to wait 1975, would be rapidly increased. (Movement for Multiparty for a date and the announce­ Democracy) is asking him to 'ment of electoral rules. Protesting journalists freed Members of a group of Portuguese businessmen trav- do so," MMD election cam- Mwaanga said the distribu­ Y AOUNDE, Cameroon: Police have freed 35 journalists arrested elling with the pritne minister expressed reservations about paign committee chairman tion of registered voters in for protesting censorship, and the government said yesterday it investing capital in Angola, but Cavaco Silva said his gov- Vernon Mwaanga told Reu- Zambia's nine provinces fa­ had banned seven newspapers because editors refused to submit emment would do everything possible to encourage co-op- " ters. voured the MMD, which draws them to a censor. eration. Kaunda, 67, whp has ruled support mainly from urban Thirty-five reporters were a.rrested on Wednesday when they "More than any other nation the Portuguese know the Zambia since independence areas. staged a protest march. The demonstration took place in Dpuala, More than 700 000 voters terrain, the technical ability' and other capacity Of the from Britain in 1964, is thought the economic capital, where protests have been banned. lived in the northern copper­ Ango1ans, which places them in a much more favourable likely to lose the elections to Seven independent newspapers of the Central African nation's belt industrial zone, the base position," he said. the MMD and its-promises of recently freed press were suspended this week -after they pub~ economic refOI:m, a flexible for MMD . leader Frederick He reiterated a promise to seek to enlist more European lished calls for·the news media to join a two-and-a-half month­ Chiluba's potent trade union Community and iQtemational aid for Angola when Portu- multiparty system and freedom old general strike to force ~sident Paul Biya to hold a national of speech. movement, Mwaanga said. Next co~er~nce on ~~mocracy. . gal occupies, the EC presidency from January 1.992. , . "The lifting of the state of came Lusaka with ahout 450 Asked why he had not met Jonas Savimbi, leader of the emergency will create an even 000 voters and after that South­ fonner rebel movement Uoita, Cavaco Silva said: "IfMr playuigfieldandreduc~suspi­ ern Province with over 400 I Savimbi had been in !.:;yanda and had requested arraudience" - cions betwecmthe two major 000.· , we would have granted it with pleasure. "parties," Mwaanga added. Analysts said Kaunda's BULAW A YO: Many Zimbabwean women, whose common­ He said his government did not intend to establish a spe- , ' "We do not trust (Kaunda,' l' _ ~har).c.es were best inIJl1ique, cial relationship with any single Angolan political party' ruling party) UNIPo{le bit and where a chronic shortage of haye tul1!ed to prostitution. , before the 1992 elections. when you are dealing with them buses has hindered " MMD The women have failed to convince army authorities they were Angolan President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos said at the you cannot afford to even campaiiffillig· legally marriedt~ deceased soldiers and subsequently 'have blink." Kaunda's popularity has same news conference that the Portuguese government had received no compensation from the state. - Diplomats say they expect vanished with Zambia's cop­ The war widows can now be found roaming the streets of requested clemency for two white Angolans of Portuguese the state of emergency, which per wealth, and the elderly Bulawayo late at night wearing long overcoats and nothing descent convicted of spying for South Africa. ,Kaunda has used to detain president's poorly attended underneath. Police have said they were aware of the' growing Their death sentences were commuted to life imprison- people for unspecified periods recent rallies have been crowded prostitution racket. ment under a recent Angolan government amnesty. of time, to expire 'seven days mainly with' riot police and * Reports from Agence France-Presse, Reuters, Associated Press Sapa-Reuter. after the October elections. soldiers. - Sapa-Reuter. and Sapa 10 Friday September 6 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Death of gang boss.will -Today's quotations for unit trust General Equity Funds: BOEGrowth 133,59 124,84 4,68 not affect scandal probe Fedgro 116,50 108,77 11,25 CU Growth not available Guardbank Growth 2232,69 2091,66 5,69 TOKY 0: The d~ath of gangland boss Susumu Ishn, who companies, including the syndicate. The money was to Momentum 226,51 212,07 5,95 WOH' a web of dubious ties to Japan's top brokerages. Nomura and Nikko affiliates, be used to buy property. Metfund 178,04 165,76 n/a means his nrsion of a scandal that shook the world's the reports said. He later bor­ Police alleged in their report NBS Hallmark 881,80 823,67 6,93 biggest stock market may never be known. rowed 36 billion yen (264,7 tll.'It West Tsucho used the NorwichNBS 331,31 309,44 8,06 million dollars) from the same money to acquire shares in US Old Mutual Investors 2650,44 2471,95 Prosecutors said, however, Inagawa-kai, had been in hos­ 4,86 brokerage affiliates to finance firms, thereby falsely report­ Safegro 125,58 117,47 that they had sufficient infor­ pital for several months with a 6,7.. his Tokyu share purchases. ing the pU1pose of the transfer. Sage 2313,82 2160,50 mation to move ahead with brain tumour. 4,58 According to a Tokyo Stock Japan's "yakuza" gangs date Sanlam 1608,42 their investigation of the cozy "Ishii's death will not af­ 1502,79 5,24 Exchange document obtained back to the feudal . age when Sanlam Index 1254,70 1172,07 links b.:tween gangsters and fect our investigation," an 4,97 by Reuters, Ishii bought some they peddled protection and Sanlam Dividend 434,15 405,32 5,45 ~tockbrokers despite Ishii' s official at the ToJ...-yo prosecu­ 27,4 million Tokyu shares ran prostitution rings and Senbank General 117,83 109,40 death on Tuesday. tors' office said on Tuesday. n/a between April and November gambling dens. Southern Equity 170,42 159,62 5,56 Ishii, who stepped down last Kyodo news agency quoted 1989. Long a familiar aspect of Standard 1076,52 1011,48 October as head of Japan's the official saying authorities 7,68 Tokyu's share price, which Japanese society, the yakuza Syfrets Growth 246,74 230,75 second largest crime syndicate had already questioned Ishii, 5,71 hovered between 1 500 and 1 are tolerated as long as they UAL 1936,43 1813,64 although not in as much detail 6,00 800 yen (11 to 13 dollars) from stay within their traditional areas Volkskas 129,22 120,91 as they would h.we liked be­ n/a APPOINTMENT April to August 1989, soared of business, analysts say. Specialist equity Funds: cause of his condition. in the month up to November In recent years, organised Guardbank Resources 142,57 133,61 The prosecutors' office 6,59 17 to a record high of3 060 yen crime has made inroads into Sage Resources 117,99 110,33 declined direct comment. 7,43 (22 dollars). legitmate financial circles by Sanlam Industrial 925,68 865,46 Despite his position., Ishii 4,43 Volume of trade in Tokyu pouring funds into soaring Sanlam Mining 308,48 287,73 was relatively unknown in Japan 5,84 shares also skyrocketed in property and share markets. In Senbank Industrial 117,67 109,97 uruil he emerged at the centre n/a October and November, when March, parlianlent passed a law Southern Mining 133,13 124,56 6,17 of the financial corruption Nomura handled an average aimed at tightening control over Standard Gold 182,13 170,69 7,71 ~~andal ilia! has outraged the 25,5 per cent of the trade in the crime syndicates. UAL Mining and pubh..: and dampened in.vestor firm's shares, the report said. In a related development, Resources 368,91 345,31 confidence in thl: stock mar­ 5,77 At his death, gang boss Ishii Nikko Securities said it would UAL Selected ket. was also under investigation consider taking steps against Opportunities 1661,45 1551,70 Nomura Securities Co and 4,52 for possible violation of for­ Ishii ' s estate to recover the Old Mutual Mining 258,37 240,70 Nikko Securities Co, two of 6,07 eign currency regulations. funds its affiliate had loaned Old Mutual Industrial 338,83 315,69 Jap:m's Big Four brokerages, 3,85 Police in western Hyogo the gangster boss. Old Mutual Gold Fund 117,08 109,06 6,18 h.\Ve admitted their affiliates prefecture said in a report that Nikko vice-chairman Takuya Income/Gilt Funds: l('ot money to Ishii and bought Ishii ' s Iwama Kaihatsu sent a Iwasaki told the parliamentary Corbank 100,81- 99,75 fake memberships in a golf n/a total of four million dollars on committee yesterday his firm Guardbank Income 112,33 110,03 course run by his company, 17,29 two occasions in 1989 to the could take action if some 20 Old Mutual Income 106,91 105,76 Iwama Kaihatsu. 16,78 United States through West billion yen (147 million dol­ Standard Income 93,00 91,98 A Finance Ministry official 15,58 Tsumo, an overseas investment lars) was not returned by Octo­ Syfrets Income 105,97 104,90 The Commercial Bank of testifying to a parliamentary 15,27 firm run by the Inagawa-kai ber. - Sapa-Reuter. UAL Gilt 1121,24 1110,03 Namibia Limited an­ panel this week said Nomura 15,32 nounces the appointment is also suspected of illegally Closing exchan'ge rates against the rand of Franz Kipping as man­ boosting the price of shares in aging director of its South the Tokyu railway company - Arrest of BCCI banker curr selling T.T.Buying AM.Buying S.M.Buying African subsidiary, The in which Ishii is known to have us dollar 2,8850 2,8650 2,8485 2,8330 Commercial Bank of held a large interest. LONDON: French police have made the fIrst arrest in Press reports said Nomura the worldwide Bank of Credit and COinmerce Interna­ Sterling 4,9080 4,8475 4,8100 4,7760 Namibia (SA) in Johan­ Austrian nesburg, as from Septem. and Nikko affiliates bought tional scandal, Britain's Serious Fraud Office said yes­ memberships in a golf club terday. shilling 4,2215 4,2760 4,3085 4,3385 ber 1, 1991. Franz Kip­ Austraian $ 0,4395 0,4450 0,4490 0,4530 owned by Iwama Kaihatsu to Syed Vaiuddin Ali.Akbar, a former head of the BCCI treasury pingjoined The Commer­ Belgian fran 12,3000 12,5000 12,6000 provide Ishii with funds for department in London., was taken into custody on Tuesday at the 12,7000 Botswana cial Bank of Namibia in stock market speculation. Channel port of Calais. pula 0,7090 0,7190 0,7250 0,0000 August 1986 and was ap­ Ishii raised 38,4 billion yen "Mr Akbar has been arrested in Calais and charged with Canadian $ 0,3940 0,3995 0,4025 0,4045 pointed general manager (282,4 million dollars) by sell­ offences arising from a US investigation into BCCI," a spokes­ Swiss franc 0,5265 0,5315 0,5355 of the bank in April 1990. ing the memberships to 12 woman for the Serious Fraud Office said. 0,5390 Deutsche It was too early to say whether Akbar, who was bas<-d in ! a'{£D mark 0,6000 0,6080 London, would face charges in Britain, but his extradition to the 0,6125 _:L O,6lJi~ {b Danish krone 2,3170 2,3465 ,United States was being sought, she said. 2,3700 2,3910, Pesetas 37,3500 37,9000 38,5000 REPUBLIC The arrest followed a joint operation involving the British 39,0500 Finnish mark 1,4600 1,4795 . 1,4930 fraud office, the US Department of Justice, London police and . 1,5050 French franc 2,0400 OF NAMIBIA French authorities. 2,0665 2,0805 2,0940 Greek BCCI was closed down in an internationally-co-ordinated drachma 66,3000 67,0500 68,7000 swoop by central banks on July 5 on suspicion of what investiga­ 70,1000 Hong Kong $ 2,6810 2,7150 2,7325 DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS tors have said may be the biggest fraud in financial history. 2,7490 Irish punt 4,4530 4,3990 4,3680 4,3400 Akbar left BCC! in 1986 to join a brokerage firm that handled Italian lire 446,8500 452,800 456,5500 Tenders are invited from suitable much of the bank's business. - Reuter. 459,90 qualified suppliers for:- Japanese yen 46,7500 47.4000 47,6500 47,9000 Kenyan shilling 10,0485 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 TENDERlFl/18/2·29/91 Mauritian rupee 5,6220 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 DEREK KLAASEN MalaWi Supply and delivery of 486 pairs of brown safety Has now joined our kwacha 0,9850 0,9980 - 1,0070 0,0000 shoes (various sizes) to the Department of Water Dynamic Dutch gilder 0,6765 0,6850 0,6900 0,6950 Affairs, Aigams Centre, Windhoek. Norwegian Sales Team krone 2,3460 2,3750 2,3995 2,4215 (Used car :::ection) New Zealand $0,6000 0,6075 0,6130 0,6175 ENQUIRIES Pakistani (A) Technical: rupee 8,3600 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Officer: Mr M Z Horn Escudos 51,2500 51,9500 52,5000 53,0000 Telephone: (061) 631412120 Seychelle (B) Tendt!r documents: rupee 1,8575 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Officer: Mr B Diergaardt Swedish Telephone: (061) 63141-2201 krone 2,1785 . 2,2065 2,2240 2,2400 Singapore $ 0,5930 0,6020 Tender doculllents may be obtained at the Metje Behnsen 0,6070 0,6115 Zambia Building, Kaiserstreet, (Room 209) ot from the Permanent !' kwacha 24,1870 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 ~; Secretary: Water Affairs, Private Bag 13193, Windhoek., Zimbabwe $ 1,3305 1,3555 1,3685 0,0000 ~ . 9000. . .. 't The amount of R5.00 (not refundable) must be paid to the These rates prevailed at 15h30 and subject to alteration. cashier (Room 2(9) between the hours 07h30 until 13hOO and 14hOO until 16h30 before the tender documents can be ob­ tained. Tender documents shall. not be forwarded on tele­ phonic reque~1s. For your comfort and safety Offers furnished on the official tender document with the ~i~~t~;l!!?~~~~J~§i; releven! tender number endorsed thereon, should be submitted Dial (Pty) . Linii~~;Stiib~J $.tr,eet, Windhoek.Tel: to the scretary: Tender Board, Pr) ROll: 3329, Windhoek:., 9000 Tel: 36877 (06i) 36970/1Ii/3/4fTax: · (061)33980;" Tel~x: . hefore 11 :(X) on 0 I October 1991 at the latest. (061) 3032,rO Bo~~r . 83, Windbge~~ ~amibia ... THE NAMfBIAN Friday 'September 6 1991 -11'

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All this past week people and grind all night, occa­ sprang back to life and Sartre 18 hours a day. I emaciated creatures with have been calling me Noah. sionally erupting with the began defecating joyfully make constant demands to hollow sunken eyes follow­ Others ask me how the Ark terrible sound of a vodka­ in anticipation of break­ see The Minister and issue ing me from room to room is going. drunk vomiting. It became fast. incoherent demands for as I hack a path through Attila the Wife has gone a thing to be feared, and As I write this, the Sanity political asylum and more the debris and destruction. off and left me with two the animals and children Inspectors are cordoning beer. I declare myself an I pray for Attila's early children, two dogs and two would whimper and off the street and putting unrest area and maliciously return. Only she and Icats.:,Jlaking' my schizo­ scratch at my bedroom the house under armed invite foreign correspon­ Mother Theresa have the Iphrerua into account, there door until dawn when they quarantine. The occasional dents around for exclusive ability to give the madness Iare now eight of us in the would quieten down and Red Cross parcel is begin­ interviews. a sharp crack across the ,' house. Feeding starts at 'cling to one another out of ning to get through, and /' I know I am trapped here side of the head and send' 5.30pm, and by the time I sheer nervous exhaustion. the child reads nothing but forever, surrounded by it out looking for work. reach the children the cats Neighbours began whis­ are gnawing at my ankles pering about The Toilet and I have to start all over At Number Nine, and soon I again. they too began to sense The ~M '\" j By 11.30pm I am forced to Fear. store law and order. When bring out the drugs and By Thursday I couldn't risk they kicked in the door the baseball bat, which I being seen by the family. with their black plastic Accountant use indiscriminately until The moment I recognised jackboots, they found me everyone is unconscious. The Toilet for what it really on my hands and knees Audit Services Those bastards at Swawek was, a metaphysical exten­ putting a nappy on the cat. plunged half my house into sion of my ego, I shut myself The child was stuffing a darkness on Sunday night; away and began drinking stunned bird into its mouth CDM (Pty) Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of De Beers, Is engaged and I spent three days heavily. ' and the dogs were dead. in the extensive mining of high quality gem diamonds on Namibia's trying to find my lawyer The hallucinations became The hit-squad took state­ West Coast. We administer our own town, OranJemund, which is to get him to subpoena an more unmanageable and ments and blood tests from located 5 km from the Orange River and the Atlantic Ocean. electrician. It's the only the audio-visual co-ordi­ us all, and then asked to Apart "from mining and associated activities we manage a farm and · way YOli can get them these nation department com­ see The Toilet. The child days. Then the toilet mitted voluntary liquida­ screamed in terror and trading operations, primary and nursery schools, a hospital and a full range of sporting and recreational facilities Including an18 hole Ich 6keditselfto death on a tion. clung to ~e, showering my giant stool and backed up It w.!ls not a pleasant sight knees with haIf-chewed bits golf course. like Daan Viljoen Dam at when a municipal unit of of pigeon, begging me not Our operation is diverse, highly sophlsticat&d and uses state-of­ the height of monsoon the elite Paramilitary to go near. Even the cat the-art technology, particularly in the data processing field. We season. It would rumble Plumber,s arrived to re- soiled its nappy. The dogs manage a payroll of approximately 6 000 employees and annual .~:(;:~ .. :., ::';':.: .:-:::::.. :' .':: .. ;"'::::.:., ....:; .:...... '.: ...... " ': . ',' ..:": .:.. ',:;:,. . .,:. .. ':.' creditors' payments (including capital expenditure) total nine figures . At present we have a vacancy in our Audit Services department for an Audit Services Accountant The successful candidate will. conduct operational reviews over the broad spectrum of the mine operations. gain excellent computer exposure, and. have promotional career prospects in the financial sphere. Applications are invited from persons who ,have completed their articles with a firm of Chartered Accountants and who hold the financial qualifications of preferably CA or B.Comm (Honours), The package for Namibians will include: • generous leave. suitable married accommodation. subsidised board for single employees. 13th cheque equal to 10 % of annual salary. subsidised primary and secondary schooling • mem­ bership of the Company's own Provident Fund and De Beers Medical Benefit Society and. assistance with relocation 'expenses. Expatriates would be offered a similar package.

Please telephone (06332) 2879 before 18 Sep­ tember 1991 should you be interested in this position or forward written applications, ac­ companied by a detailed CV and non-return­ able certified copies of highest qualifications and identity documents to: The Senior Personnel Manager CDM (Pty) Ltd, P 0 Box 35. Oranjemund 9000. (Proprietary) Limited Closing date: 18 September 1991

THE WINDS OF CHANGE ARE BLOWING ,IN EUROPE. Budapest, Hungary; A -Nl: THE BEST PEOPLE FOR THE JOB topless barber dries the hair of a client in a new haircutting salon here. The hair salon is staffed by topless women in an effort to attract clients. Photograph: AFP t t (" \ ~ .. • I,. r , '. 12 Friday September 6 1991 'THE' N~MIBIAN I'

Special offer for ulis 1110nlh ('Vel y lIIorning at 10hOO if you are morning only. younger than 14; huy onc lickcl and gel one free. Free posters The Loft Gallery to the first 10 patrons. Buro Odendaal Architects - 59 BahnhofStreet Windhoek Drive-in An exhibition of SCUlptures, paintings and drawings by Hilda 19hOO: Switch, starring Jimmy Smits Wasserfall will be opened by Joan Guriras on Tuesday, Sep­ plus Hot Spot (2-19) starring Don Johnson tember 10,1991 at 19h30. Atlanta Theatre Heynitz Castle Art Centre Swakopmund Heynitberg Street Wed/Sun: 20hOO The Rookie, starring Clint East wood, Charlic An exhibition of Palestinian art will be on display from Friday, Sheen September 6-12, 1991 from 09hOO-17hOO. Sat matinee 14hOO: The Cancer Association of Namibia presents Art in the Kine 300 Warehouse Theatre Park, an exhibition of Namibian art on Saturday, Septem­ Eros Shopping Centre AIte Brauerai - Garten Street ber 7,1991 from 09hOO to 17hOO in the Tintenpalast Gar­ Sun/fhurs: 14hOO, 16hOO, 18hOO, 20hOO " What's going on" with Kun Egelhof, Natalia da Rocha and dens. It will be officially opened by President Sam Nujoma Fri/Sat: as above plus 22hOO Andre da Rocha singing the Motown greats from the Tempta­ and works by Christine Marais, TrudyDicks, Dieter Asch­ Out for Justice (2-19) starring Steven Seagal tions, Dianna Ross and the Supremes, Jackson 5 and Stevie enborn, Archie van der Ploeg and Tony Figueira among Sat matinee at lOhOO: Quick Change, starring Bill Murray, Wonder from September 3-14, 1991 at 21hOO. The bar opens many others will be on display. Geena Davis at 20hOO and bookings can be made at telephone 37966 in the

Ministry of Education Ad.iJlt' and N6h-formal " Planner: Data_ System E;ducation Planning ~ . and Culture ' 1 post: Windhoek · .' " ,- Chief Education Planner: Sala~y: A46 041 - A47 992 x 1 995 - A51 98 7 - A62 502, Minimum Requirements: An appropriate B-de'gree (or National Institute for Dist-ance Education an equivalent qualification) in computer. science, Educational Planning 1 post: Win.dhoek informatics, statistics, matherila~ics ; a ' commercial

_ . ~ i . discipline or a related field plus appropriate experience. . ~ Salary: A62 '592 x ? 265 - A67 032. " MinJmum ' Requirements: An appropriate B-degree (or Chief Education Planner: · Chief Education Planner an equivalent qualification) plus' a reccgn~sed professional 4 posts: Windhoek qualification in education plus aPRroprlate experience, Physical Facilities Planning ;nclud!Ag teaching experience, ' :,,~ 2 posts: Windhpek (. Salary: A62 502 x 2. 265 - A67 03? Minimum Requirements: An appropr'''.!G 8-degree (or EdUcation Planner.: ." Ed·!J cation Salary: A62 502 x 2 265 - A67 032. .. ,:-.. an equivalent qualification) plus a recognised professior,a, Minimum Requirements: An appr_opri~te ~-d.~grge (or qualification in education plus appropriate experionce, .. BroadcasUng ~::·':-' . an equivalent qualification) in town ang:tegional.~ning, including teaching experience . 1 post: wrildhoek'I._ architecture, building technology o·," 'a",.related· flak! plus . ~ ~: ' : ..$"~~-. ~:~ .~;. appropriate experience OA an apPropr:i~~· ~~.ejor an A post-graduate qualification in the appropriate Sal~ry: A46 041 ~ A47 ~_2 xJ .~~5]~~L981- A62 502" equivalent qualification) plus a .retQg!1i~~(Fptofe~sional subject area and management ~xPdrience will Minimum Requlrel);!',nts: Al't 8eprepnate B-degree (or qualification in eduCation plus approPfl~fu ,.e'xp~rlen~ ' serve as a recommendation. an eqiJivalE!.nt-, quaHtrq;~!i9n,) , piu a recognised profeSSional , ~ . ";-~ ~¥iOt' ... ' ~~~1.~ quaNiQ.?ti~it~ib ~· ~~~~ti-?1l1 plus appropriate experience, Education Planner': Physlca'l Education Planner includlhg (lfacl;ilng experl~f1ce . Facilities Planning ' 8 posts: Windhoek ~,? ~ .~ 7~~' -'f;.~~/;.:j:'~ , ~ducatio-n ~J>,lanner: Liter:acy 3 posts: Windhoek ' Salary: A46 041 - A47 992 x 1 995 - A51 987 - A62 502, }~~ !t;"~-.l ' t"~ P.9;.~t: Windhoek .... , Minimum Requirements: An appropriate B-degree (or Salary: A46 041 - A47 992 x 1 995 - A51 987 - A62502. '-"":L :.1;'-;' -: ,~;': ':_ ~'" 'r. ~ an equivalent qualification) plus a reccgnis! d professional Minimum Requirements: An approp'riate B=-degree (or Salaty, fl46 G41 ,ie,A47 992 xl 995 - A51 987 - A62 502. an equivalent qualification) in town and ·regional planning, '1ualification in education ·plus appropriate experience, . Minimum Requirements: An appropriate B-degree (or Including teaching experience. architecture, building technology or a related field plus an equivalent qualification) plus a reccgnised professional appropriate experience OA an appropriate B-degree.. (or an qualification in education plus appropriate experience, equivalent qualification) plus a recognised professional A · post·graduate qualification In the appropriate including teaching experience. subject or experience of curriculum research qualification in education plus appropriate experience. and delielopment will serve as a Enquiries: Mr J El/is , teL (061).221920, recommendation, Education Planner: Statistics and Information Enquiries: Dr JCAC Alberts or Mr IFJ van der Merwe, teL Directorate Planning (06 1) 221920. 2 posts: Windhoek -' Chief . EduC'ation . Planner: Salary: A46 041 - A47 992 xl 995 - A51 987 - A62 502. Directorate Examinations Minimum Requirements: . An appropriate._ B-degree (or Foreign Aid- Project ~ Planning and an equivalent qualification) . in staFstics\ mathematics, ',' " P.ublic Relations informatics, a commercial discipline or a related field plus Chief EducaUon Planner .... ·2 posts: Windhoek appropriate experience. 2 posts: Windhoek . ~ Salary: R62 502 x 2 265 - A67 032, Education Planner : Special Salary: R62 502 x 2 265 - R67 032 . Minirr.um Requirements: An appropriate B-degree (or Projects Planning Minimum Requfrements : An appropriate B-degree (or an equivalent qualification) plus a reccgnised professional an equivalent qualification ) plus a recognised professional qualification in education plus appropriate experience, 1 post: Windhoek qualification in education plus appropriate experience, including teaching experience. including teaching experience. -Salary: R46 041 - A47 992 x 1 995 - R51 987 - A62 502. Minimum Requirements: An appropriate 8-degree (or A post·graduate qualification; experience in Education Planner: Forei'gn Aid an equivalent 'qualification) plus a reccgnised professional school·based and especially external Project Planr:-lng and Public .qualificatibn in education plus appropriate experience. examination assessment; research experience .:'i n~luding teaching experience. Rela"tions ~i'-..";'~-'~'.~ 0, •• ~:~. .~ and experience in administration, liaison and management of personnel at a head-quarters 1 post: Windhoek '; Enquiries: Mr FGG Voigts or Or LB Burger, teL (061) setting will serve as a recommendation. · ..?~L920 . Salary: A46 041 - A47 992 x 1 995 - .R~:1 (,!~7 - 1'i162 50? • "" .. Minimum Requirements: An appf()/=>nate 8 - degr.e~ (or . Applicants ' must be Namibian citizens or must ' Education · Planner an equivalent qualification) plus a recognised · profes.sj~nal '. I)e ~jn. possession of a valid perm a !,Utfl.t residence 4 posts: Windhoek qualification in education plus. appropriate experi,ence: -. ", . permit. ' :i:?;;:~ - ~ ••,'. including teaching experience. . ,~ . Applicants must submit a ~ co~p):~he'~slve Satary: A46 041 - A47 992 x 1 995 - A51 987 - A62 502. curriculum vitae and certified:-copies of Minimum Requirements : An appropriate B-degree (or educational qualifications together with their an equivalent qualification) plus a reccgnised professional Chief Education Planner: Data .. application.· ._., qualification in education plus appropriate experience, System 'Planning Applications (on form Z83- or ZOI1~49(1) including teaching experience. "'-' 1 post: Windh~ek ' obtainable at all Government Offi~e. sr must be submitted to: The Permanerf Sec'reiary, A post·graduate qualification and experience in Education and Culture, Privaie.. Bag "I3tB6, schoot·based and especially externat Salary: A62 50fx 2 265 - A67 032. Minimum Requirements: _ An appropriate B-degree (or Windhoek, 90P!};:',.. .-'( examination assessment will serve ' as a Closing date: 4 October,:rl991, recommendation, an equivalent qualification) in computer science', informatics . statistics. mat/1~~~tics, a commercial An attractive range ~f benefit~".!d~cl~ ~cS a Uth Enquiries: Messrs PB Koopman or J Erasmus, teL (061) discipline or a related field plus appropriate experience. . t'heque, a huusing subsidy sU,b)eQt' to certain ~ . . ".:, 2939111. conditi(.ns, _ rental allowancc,l"ls"i.si'aric·c ·.-with . removal cx'penscs, pension f':'~d, medical aid scheme and ample vacation an,d . sick .Ieave,

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NAMIBIA'S "number one is prepared to compete in order band" Ndilimani has at long to survive, but he urges Na­ last made it back into the re­ mibian businesspeople to give cording studio, and its flrst better backing to not just Ndili­ commercial album is due to mani, but all N amibian musi­ be released on Wednesday. cians. "Namibian musicians . The cassette, called Spinola of the man who headed Por­ mibian musicians who have N amibian public will reward was to produce something mustn't be affraid of South Music, will contain eight of tugal's dreaded colonial army done it (signed a contract) are the band for taking such a uniquely Namibian, and this African musicians," says the group's best-known songs, in Angola. not satisfied," Tsoubaloko told gamble. "People should sup­ fusion is perhaps most evi­ Tsoubaloko. "We shouldn't including the ever-popular Yet a rose by any other The Namibian ... Some are on poll Ndilimani because Ndili­ dent in the group's music, force N amibian society to "Partisan Song" with the now name would still smell as their third cassette and yet mani is a band which is creat­ which is a mixture of support us (by preventing infamous refrain "oSama ou sweet, and this new Ndili­ have hardly received anything ing a Namibian identity with Cameroonian and Zaire an South African musicians from li peni?" mani release - the first album for it." its music." rhumba, Zimbabwean mbira . coming to Namibia). Namib­ According to Ndilimani's the cultural troupe has made So, in order to escape the From its conception as and South African mbqanga. ian people will judge for them­ managing director, Francois in an independent Namibia­ clutches of a recording com­ Swapo's cultural group inex­ On returning from exile in selves. Tsoubaloko, band members promises to overflow with pany, Ndilimani had to fork ile, Ndilimani - meaning 1989, Ndilimanihit the Swapo "Right now," Tsoubaloko prefer the album's alternative succulent rhythms. out around R40 ()()() of their "dynamite" - strove to blend election campaign trail. Since adds, "Ndilimani is the fIrst title "Ndilimani Music" be­ The album has b.!en so long own money to make this new traditional Namibian music, independence, however, the band in Namibia. We created cause Spinola is not only the coming because the group was release, which was recorded dance, poetry and prose with 28-member troupe has had to something from our hearts and Ilame of the group's rhythm reluctant to sign a recording and mixed at the NBC. contemporary culture from make a living from its music. not a copy. This makes us guitarist - it was also the name . contract. "Some of the Na- BU:t Tsoubaloko hopes the elsewhere in Africa. The aim Ts'oubaloko says the group strong." .

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Valombola okwa ha la Matl1.eus n a 'Nicanor oye Nanso i kale ye lifikamena ri~\yePl Okapeup eu Manga omhepo yoshikWl­ TYAPPA NAMUTEWA gano lakesne Ori1ulihongi Omunanlibia, li kale ewi. 10- gulu tai pepeya dingilila Aamati yaali yomomukWlda Oniimwandi mUukwambi OSWALD SHIVUTE ehangano lopashiwana 10- he shi Ova swapo ohatu va valihongi aveshe Ova!l;]mibia mboka ya kwatelwe po kAakwiita ya Angola FAPLA v a lihongo ekeleshi nee ile otava ningwa meni nokondje yoshi;f'ngo. muumbugantu wa Angola momasiku 5 Auguste nu­ ndele taya ka kundathana ngahelipi," osho omushangwa Ashike papolotika fye noonakuyakwata, ye ya ethe Ovanamibia,Nanso, apa wa Valombola tau pula. "omakiyombi" oSwapo. umvo sho ya Ii ya kaka iiti hoka nohauto yawo, oya naapenya otap a di noye ya gandje kuyo ya zeko. Ova wedako kutya vo otava Ohatu yambidida ongudu tai uvika kutya oye li medhiginino lyAakwiita yEpangelo OmutaleIisikola gwlikandjo omakundaneko e lili noku popile ewi lovalihongi pangele, nohatu tu ondubo neen­ Iya Angola momukunda nenge mokandoolopa Okape­ oshi 3 noshi 4 Omusmime gudu domhilameno oshoyo Iili a kwatelamo onakwiiwa Ovananlibia li kale ewi lopa­ upeu popepi noXangongo muumbugantu wa Angola. Engelbelt A tshipara ngoka oye shiwana newi limwe, osheshi noukolokoshi aushe tau yehangano 010, oyo i li po Pakuuva oye li naW.'lnohauto otaya ti kulya, yo oya tila ko, e li gumwe gwaakwanezitno paife tai shongola. Nanso kai na okukala elongifo ningilwa epangelo letu koo­ kalyamupombo. Ova twa yo yawookongaa yi Iinayohoka, oshoka otashi vulika nayo ya yaalumentu mbaka, okwa li a Okudja Jnli neudo opa kala lopapolotika, ndele opalcngo ashike. omufindo opo, Nanso a talikeko slumwe ashike anuwa ohayi ka kwatelwe ko. Otaya ti ngeno ningi esiku ta kondjo neman­ omakuyunguto mokati koilyo Valombola okwa twikila kutya ongehangano lovalihongi 10- hingwa kaakwiita ya Angola Epangelo olyo ngaa nali long­ gululo lyawo, ihe pokali mpoka yehangano 010 konima yetokolo papolotika ovalihongi ove na pashiwana, ndele hangu'du i na mboka ye ya dhiginina. ikidhe egaluko lyawo. opwe ya oosa dhi na sha neso kl1tya Nanso nai likufe ko evava lovanyasha moSwapo, sha nopolotika ile oshitaihan­ Aakwanezimo yaalumentu Kepulo Chief Inspector Jo­ Iya D-Shipepe Johannes, koSwapo yo i lifikamene. Swapo Youth League. Padila­ gano shopolotika imwe mbaL'I, mboka ya li ya popiwa sef Ekandjo mOshakati okwa omumwayina ngoka a hulith­ Etokolo 010 okwa li tali lwifwa dilo lavo, Swapo Youth League, yonhumba. nayo koshifo shika mOshakati. li a koleke kutya naye okwa ile ongula onene yeti 3.9,1991 koilyo imwe yokoshitopolwa oyo i na okulonga nokundung-' "Nanso okwa Ii shili e limela oya li ya gandja euvonayi ly­ uva kutya aalumentu mbaka moshipangelo shEpangelo shOwambo. ika ovalihongi/ovanyasha pa­ kumwe noSwapo pefmlbo 010 awo, oslloka anuwa sho taya oye li ya dhigininwa mOshakati. Okalanmauka oko oka twala polotika nopaendunge kwa li sha pumbiwa, shaashi kOpoIi~1 Omusamane Atshipara okwa fiyo osheshi pa holoka pula opo ya kwathelwe momukunda Okapeupeu nokudiinina opo ongudu "yetu" okwa li shi na elalakano lasho, omashekafano nomalipopilo aalumentu mbaka ya katalwe muuumbugantu wa Angola. li a lombwele oshifo shika kutya, Swapo iha teke po. ashike paife elalakano 010 eshi omowii m okati kaimwe ko kOpolisi nenge kEpangelo, Okwa ti kutya, ye rnwene ke ngele oosa dha pili, ota ka ninga "N gaashi nee comrade Ndumbu la hangika, nashi tye manga oilyowiliki mehangano 010. otaya lombwelwa kutya anuwa wete pu na naana oshiponga onkembadhala opo a tale ngele ta ti eliftkameno 10Nanso otali fiyo opopo," osho omushangwa oyo naya ye ko yo yene ye ke sha sha ngele nani Aak­ ita vulu okumangululitha aa­ Oupyakadi owa ka nyaa nee wa xulifa. eta etekepo 10S wapo, apa otwa ya tale ko. Aakwanezimo mbaka wanezimo oya longekidha nawa lumentu illbaka yaali. keonga eshi eeftkola "adishe * Lwopokati opo, oshikungulu domOwambo" inan1U kwatelwa tala kutya Ndumbu mboli ke na opolotika ya kola, ngeenge otashi pepe natango sha dingi­ ofikola youngoba ya V alombola lila ehangano 010, unene tuu da tota oshitayi shade shimwe mboli okuli moSwapo molwoNanso. eshi mEtitatu ewilikongudu osho tashi twikiJe nokulikuta Aanangeshefa ya geela O~h a ;,ela kutya ye (Ndum1JU) 10Nan-so la tokola kutya otali moSwapo. ka katukiJa Ndumbu navak­ Eeftkola odo oda hoolola nale oka":,,, papolotika. Fyc pa­ wa~ eenghatu dopaveta, nokuli "ewilikongudu" lavo polotika otuli oilyo YllSwapo kuyadi, ashike inatu u(Jifwako ngeenge otava twikile nova yeulula nale ombelewa elelo 'nopolisi yaNdangwla )1 opololika koNanso, otwe i li­ nokulongiia edina Nanso. yavo pokati kaShakati Ndumbu. pashifonghundana ~r' 1; nOngwediva. honga koSwapo yoovene." Otu li twa itavela kutya, fye shimwe vati ote litade kutya Lwopokati opo ovahongwa Oomeme yomoshakati, mboka haku ti aanangeshefa aashona nohaya 'sh~gith~ · ,. oDouvar.yasha voSwapo opo tu oku na eyambidido Iihapu, nota vokoftkola yaValombola, ova oombelela dhawo opo yiimonene okamaliwa koku ya hupitha pethimbo ndik:a edbigu , rr. ,)nt" kutya ongudu yetu oi na Iongekida vati nokuli oyoon­ nyamukula meyukililo nokuye­ koshimaliwa, oya li ye ya kOmbelewa yoshifo shika mOshakati ongnla yEtitatu o'layambididi movanyasha, otu galele ya tandako oshilongo lifa pauyadi kutya oshike naana ashishe omo taku ka pulwa oilyo nokupopya kutya, oya tidhwa kOndonga kOlWlo sho ya adhika taya shingitha she va imba vaha twe kumwe na okufikama ongoSwapo Youth League mokupopya ile aishe yoNanso opo i kale na­ oonyama dhawo hoka. nelokolo lokulikuta moSwapo. mok\lIldungika ovalihongi pa­ tango ye likwanlbela koSwapo. Oya ti kutya. tango oya li ya oombapila dhoye. ingitha. Momushangwahokololo 00 wa Oshifo osho, osha kundaneka tuminwa oshifo eshi, ova­ polotika ndele itatu shi ningi lombwelwa kAawiliki ya Oya ti yo onyama ndjoka , Aapolisi nay a takamithe, yo kutya vati Ndumbu navak­ naftkola vaValombola otava medina 10Nanso, ovalihongi Ndonga kutya inaya shingitha haya shingitha oye yi landa inaya pewa rumde oombumbo tava twikile. wao otave litade kutya ovo yelifa kutya vo ova hala Nanso ko we nolutiyaIi Aapolisi yaali paveta noye na noombapila opo ya longithwe iilonga Omushangwa owa twikila kutya "ovakalelipo voshili" voilyo li kale ehangano li he na kutya yomOpolisi ya Ndangwa oyo dhayo. mbyoka yi li pondje yiilonga vo, Ovavalombola ove shishii yoNanso, notava pula nokuli ola a;na opolotika ilipipo, ndele ya li ye ya ola( ya tidha po Oshinima osha fa ashike yawo kaanangeshefa yamwe. kutya Ovananlibia vahapu ove opo vati ewilikingudu likulu li kale ehangano lovalihongi mEtiyali lya ziko noku ya ondumbo yaanangeshefa Osho Oomcme mbaka ya ti. li oilyo yoSwapo, ongudu oyo 10Nanso (010 la kwatelamo aveshe Ovanamibia, kashi na lombwela kutya inaya shingitha yamwe mOndonga, sho ye na Oya tseyitha kutya otaya ka ya lwa molwemanguluko loshi­ ooLikoro) li yandje oikwa­ nee mbudi kutya ovongudu ilipi po we pOndangwa okuza ondilo omanga tse tu-na om­ kundathana oshiIlima shika na longo eshi, ndele inavaningwa noipangifo aishe yoNanso mwa yopapolotika moNanubia. mEtitatu lya ziko. biliha. Osho ya lombwele oshifo Komufala gwOshitopolwa sha oilyo yoSwapo koNanso, ok­ kwatelwa oitukutuku. Oinima Ova twikila kutya vo ongoilyo Oomeme mbaka oya ti kutya Shakati na Ndangwa opo ku oupendafule woSwapo yoov­ ei oi na nee vati okuyandjwa shika ngaaka. Ngele okaton­ yoNanso, ehangano lopashiwna ene. kuNdumbu noilyo ikwao oyo yo kaye uvite ko osbinima shika, gotongo oka za po oshowo monike oshili yasho mpoka yi lovalihongi, ova tala kutya, Otava dimbulukifa yo ovanhu ye litala paife oyo oi:wiliki. oshoka oshilongo shimwe niip­ uukwamuhoko, omolwashike H. Nanso oi na okukala ehangano vamwe ovo va hala okuva sheka Paendjovo daLikoro, eenghatu indi oya manguluka kukehe tse ongaanageshefa tu na Kombinga yoshinima ashihe newi lovalihongi aveshe nokuva ula nai kutya: Vo, (ova­ dooNdumbu, kutya nee ododo gumwe wu shingithe mpoka okutidhwaatidhwa, omanga tu nkene sha endele,tah miifo tayi Ovanamibia, kutya nee nafikola vaV alombola) ovamwe dokulihoolola voovene onge­ wa hala, shampa ashike wu )la na uuthemba wetu wokush- landula. owomuhoko ulipipo, owongel­ vomwaavo va hepela oshilongo wilikongudu, otadi kondjifa efi­ eka ilipipo ile owongudu ilipi eshi noka ve na efiku va ka efe namhango noka di H paveta, yopapolotika. "Fye otwa tala Nanlibia a pangelwe kongudu onghee ngeenge otava twikile Nanso ongehangano le li­ imwe ibe shi Swapo yaNamibia, otava ka mona oshilanduli sho- fikamena la manguluka. ashike itave shi ningi paNanso, ' I paveta. Pakutala pafmamhango 10- otave shi ningi paSwapo yoov­ * Osha yeIa kutya onakwiiwa Nanso, oshe li popya nale kutya ene. yehangano eli ftyo opapa oi li inali ama ombinganomomala­ "Nashi kale sha yela kutya fye monghuwo i n'onghambe, lakano alo omwa tongwa kutya, oilyo yehangano lovalihongi nonande omupresidende okuhanganifa ovalihongi ave­ lopashiwana wehangano 010, Vincent Likoro, she moNanubia. moNamibia,Nanso, 010 lf yandja ekwashilipaleko kutya Molwetonmelo 010, opo nee oku na elineekelo kutya okuhau­ twa mona kutya ihatu dulu inalikufa ()mbinga ile lihe na dafana oko ku li po, otaku

Tu kaleni kumwe nombili, wo a popya 'okuuvanayi kwe nesimanekathano nokugongala OSWALD SHIVUTE MONGWEDIVA kombinga yAanasikola mboka pamwe opo tu ndlll1gikathaneni kaya simaneka esiku lyOsoon- nokutunga oshilongo shetu opo kale she shi uva ko nawa kutya, yUusita. Munyika okwa ti . daha lyevululuko, oshoka kehe sha manguluka mombepo Emanguluko okutya okutaam­ ewandaha nale odha kala badhi Osoondaha oto adha oodhalate yimwe yuumwayinathana. bako iinakugwanithwa mbyoka dhigininwa, ihe ngashiingeyi dhomihandjo dhOoseko dha Shika osha li sha popiwa wa li to ningilwa kugumwe iili aantu otaya tidhilwa ko, inaya tsilikwa iikutu yaanasikola kOmusita gw Aanasikola nokutsikila nayo. hala ko nawa, kutya nee opoo­ mbyoka ya kohwa esiku lyOs­ mOngwediva tate Veiko MIll1- . 'Onghenda unene esh; sikola nenge omomagumbo. oondaha. Okwa ti ngeno aana­ yilm sho a li a popitha oshig­ vamwe kave udite ko eman­ Munyika okwa lombwele sikola naya kuthe ngaa esiku ongi shokomumvo shAailongi guluko notava ti, okakomboil­ Aailongi kutya, ouuvite nayi limwe kal.i shi Osoondaha omo Aakriste shoka sha li ko ehu­ ifa". Munyika ta lombwele. unene omolu okunwa iikolitha ya kohe iikutu yawo. liloshiwike lyayi mOseminali Omuntu ino ipula kutya aantu hoka kwavuka mokati kaan­ Kombinga, yepiyagano ya Ngwediva. otaya pendje shike, ndele ipula yasha, unene tuu maanasikola. ndjoka li li mAanasikola ngash­ Omusita Mlll1yika okw'lli a kutya aantu otandi yape shike Opwa uvika nokanlUtoto kutya ingeyi, Omusita Mlll1yika okwa ningi omakumagidho ogendji nenge otandi ya ningile shike. 'aaglllldjuka yamwe oya tameke 1cunu~gidha aailongi kutya, naya ga ukilila moshigwana, lll1ene Ngele to talanale mOongel­ nokUnwa nokuli omapangwe, gongale nde~e taya kIllldathana tuu shoka oshigundjuka. eka aasita obaya hogolola kutya nuumbanda ou li mpoka kutya mo iinima yawo nawa Okwa li a umana kutya, opu ongundulwiimbo yini, yi na aaglllldjuka yatya ngaaka otashi nokumona ekandulopo lyo­ na aantu mboka ya uva ko okupewa ompito opo yiimbe, vulika ya yonuuke momitse/ miklllldu dhawo. Em;mguluko papuko na inaya oshoka ohadhi kala odhindji, muuluwi wawo. Kombinga Okwa li wo a lombwele hala we okutaamba ihe ngashiingeyi omusita oku yaanasikola nOsexa, Omusita aailongi kutya, naya kale ya iinakugwanithwa nenge na okupula ngele mOngeleka Munyika okwa ti kutya, Aan­ takamitha nawa Oosikola okugongala pamwe nayakwawo omu na tuu Ongundulwiimbo, yasha nAailongi Aalcriste oye oshoka Elongo otali ka ya opo yiindungike metungo nolundji oto adha 010 kamuna na okwiidhilika iinima mbyoka pombanda, ngaashi ngaa taku lyoshilongo shetu oshipe opo shl1 Konale aagllll djuka mboka sigo ethimbo lyawo lyokuhoka­ popiwa oofuto dhi londe sha manguluka. ya li 1m)<\ vi kOosikola dbuusita nathana tali thiki. Oshinima mpeyakla nampeyaka. Kaleni Boas Naukosho, mefano eli, ota monika te lipula noudjuu .Omusita Munyika okwa ti ohaya ~ ' ;\h dyemiji na okwa shokutyana kulongithwe hamu lesha nokwiilonga mwa kombinga yeebotsotso odo kwa li da hala okuvaka po kutya, pethimbo lyekondjelo­ kala haku talika mba v~, kaha Ookondoma, opo ku kelelwe 0 mana mo shili noonkondo ohauto yaye (mefano), mexulilkoshivike la dja ko. Eem­ manguluko, aakwashigwana nawa notaya vulu nenge ya Aidsa, oshinima sha dhi­ Munyika a indile. Monghalam­ bu

Ministry of Works, Office of the Postmaster Transport and General Communication Telcom Technician/Senior Department of Transport Telcom Te~hnician/Principal Telcom Technician 2 posts: Windhoek Meteorological Observer/Senior Salary: R28 263 x 1 362 - R33 711 /R32 349 x 1 362 - R37 Meteorological 797/R37 797 x 1 362 - R40 521 x 1 656 - R48 801. Observer/J?rincipal Minimum Requirements: Telcom Technician - An Meteorological Observer appropriate acknowledged National Diploma for Technicians (or an equivalent qualification) . Senior Telcom 1 post: Windhoek Technician· As for Telcom Technician plus the following number of years appropriate experience relative to the Salary: Rl l 613 x 510 - R13 653 x 663 - R14 979/R15 642 qualification possessed: 4 years for a RVQ 13 qualification, x 663 - R17 631 - R20 4121R20 412 x 927 - R25 974. 3 years for a RVQ 14 qualification, 2 years for a RVQ 15 Minimum Requirements: Meteorological qualiiication OR a Laureatus in Technology (or an Observer - A Junior (or an equivalent) Certificate. equivalent qualification). . Senior Meteorological Observer - Same as for Meteorological Observer plus successful completion of the The successful candidates will be responsible ministerial course for Meteorological Observers plus 4 for the maintenance and repair of high years appropriate exper;ence. :requency and very high frequency two-way radio equipment up to component level. Enqu.iries: Mr DM Bergman. tel. (061) 2082175. Enquiries: Mr JH Kruger. tel. (061) 2012241. Applicants must be Namibian citizens or must be in pos~ssion of a valid Applicant~ must be Namibian citizens or permanent residence permit. must be in possession of a valid permanent residence permit. Applications (on form Z83 or ZO/1229(1) obtainable at all Government Offices) Application'> (on form Z83 or ZO/1229(1) must be submitted to: The Permanent obtainable at all Government Offices) Secretary: Works, Transport and must be submitted to: The Postmaster Communication, Private Bag 13341, General: PO Box 287, Windhoek, 9000. Windhoek, 9000. Closing date: 4 October 1991-

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LlNTAS:NAMIBIA 91/1815 N asionale Party vervang deur Aksiegroep

DIE Nasionale Party sal in sy huidige vorm uitfaseer pale verkiesings sal deelneem dit opgestel is sal bepaal of word en in die plek daarvan sal 'n nuwe politieke groep, nie. Hy het 'n vorige uitspraak daar deelgeneem sal word of Monitor Aksiegroep, oorneem. Die besluit is gister deur van hom herhaal deur te se hy , nie. Dit sal ookeers op daardie die voormalige leier van die Nasionale Party, Kosie wil nie by konflikpolitiek be­ stadium besluit word of enige Pretorius, bekend gemaak. trokke raak nie. verkiesingsooreenkomste met Deelname of nie-deelname, ander politieke groeperinge Al die ,party se magte en organisasie. se hv, sal voortaan 00 '0 aei aangegaan sal word. Die bates wat na die Moni­ tor Aksiegroep oorgedra sal word, sal nie die van die Suid­ Rassevooroordeel 'n w.es-drukkery insluit Die aange­ sien dit apart van die Nasion­ ale Party staan. "Ongeve.er 'n ongelukkige werklikheid kwart van die aandele in die drukkery sowel as die geboue Die sensus is, soos belowe, weer op die spoor en dit behoort behoort egter aan die party en gesien te word of die verand~ringe wat aangebring isom die sal ook na die Monitor operasie me er aanvaarbaar te maak geslaagd sal wees. Aksiegroep oorgedra word," Twee struikelblokke is met die nuwe veranderinge uit die se Pretorius. weggeruim. Die Monitor Aksiegroep sal In die eerste opsig het die eerste stem me uit Keetmanshoop veral ondersteunend optree tot opgeklink waarin die gemeenskap beswaar gemaak het die publikasie Monitor wat teen die vereistes wat veroorsaak bet dat 'n groot gedeelte sedert April, vanjaar, verskyn in die plek van die Suidwester. van 'n sekere deel van die gemeenskap uitgeslgit was. Die volledige program van Die eerste beswaar uit Keetmansboop bet gesentreer ron· beginsels en die grondwet van dom die vereiste dat opnemers oor bul eie voertuie moes Monitor Aksiegroep sal ookin beskik. Hierdie vereiste het baie persone wat moontlik sou die komende uitgawe van kwalifiseer maar nog nie oor voertuie beskik nie uitgesluit. Monitor gepubliseer word. Keetmanshoop, of liewer 'n gedeelte daarvan, het ook Kosie Pretorius is die voor­ beswaar gemaak oor die samestelling van die span oor die sitter van die dagbestuur van kleurgrense been deur te se dit het meestel net 'p. sekere die groep met advokaat Ger­ groep ingesluit. hard Burger en Basie Cocklin In die tweede opsig het besware uit verskeie ged'eelt es van as onder-voorsitters. Hannes Nieuwoudt van Karasburg en die land opgeklink wat veral gesetel bt:t rondom die ui~lu­ Petrus van Wyk van Wind­ iting van die streekskommisarisse en leiers van die ge· Milnil~telrie van Arbeid en Mannekragontwikkeling het eergister 'n informele hoek sal ook as lede op die meenskappe by die proses. funksie gehou om hul sekretaresses by 'n informele geleentheid te vereer. Hier dagbestuur optree. Die besluit van die regering om liewer terug te trek en die verskyn verkeie senior lede van die ministerie by hul sekretaresses. Met die wit pak posisie te heroorweeg sal sekerlik vanuit groot gedeeUes derde van links is die Minister, Pastoor Hendrik Witbooi met die Adjunk.Minister van die land krediet verdien. Tuli Hiveluah net regs van horn. Indien die regering nie sou luister nie en probeer voortgaan ten spyte van die stemme wat opgegaan bet kon die bele proses moontlik verongeluk het. Die veranderings wat gemaak is.sal moontlik, ook nie die goedkeuring van almal wegdra nie. Dit is egter bewese dat dit onmoontlik is om almal te alle tye tevrede te steI. Indien die nuwe veranderinge deur die brei! bevolking aanvaar word kan dit moontlik beskou word as 'n groenlig'vlr die CAPEN HEIMER ~ DIE Ministerie van Buitelandse regering om voort te gaan en sal die redes wat die vertrag­ Sake het die onlangse inbraak PRESENTS op die huis van Olga Lima, ing veroorsaak bet moontlik ook in die toekoms by besluit· Direkteur van die Orgahi.sasie neming in ag geneem word A Namibian Spring ball vir AfrikaEenheid se missie in Dit is natuurlik jammer dat die regering' nou b.ai~ meer Namibia ten sterkste veroor­ moet spandeer as waarvoor aanvanklik beplan is. ¥.~r~ill with 3 of Cape Town leading bands deel en weereens 'n beroep op 'omdat regeringsvoertuie. wat nou al 'n verpestinggeword die bevolking gedoen om die bet· in die proses ingespan sal word. polisie by te staan in hul pog­ Dit is natuurlikjammer dat die blanke· die benamingword STRAND COMBO ings om misdaad in, die land gebruik vir die identifiseringswaarde waaroor dit beskik hok te slaan. en nie vir die verdelingvan groepe nie· nou by twee gevalle FAMILY AFFAIR Optrede van hierdie aard kan nie verduur word nie en die in die laaste paar weke uitgesonder is as groep en aanvalle JIMMY & GRAND SIX . twee mans wat betrokke was teen gelOods is. Dit sal dalk nie onvanpas wees om te se dat moot aan die man gebring word, dieoorgrote gros blankes in bierdie land patrioties is en ook lui die verklaring. as deel van die land wil meewerk. Volgens Lima bet twee lnans Dit sal nie moontlik wees om die skuldlas vir die onsmaak· . teen ongeveer 17hOO op ver­ likhede op een persoon ofliggaam te pak niemaar ditwil lede Donderdag, 29'Augustus, voorkom asof die regering somtyds nie die tekens reg lees by haar huis ingebreek. Die en die gevolge van hul besluite antisipeer nie. twee mans het die rok van die Teen hierdie tyd besef die r~gering sekerlik dat die veqle­ arribassadeur se niggie wat op ling wat oor. meer as 'n eeu in die bevolking van die hind daardie stadium ook in die hills was met 'n mes oopgesny om geplant is, nie binne die laaste agtien maande verwyder is haar die skrik op die lyf te ja. nie. Hierna het hulle begin om Dit is nog steeds die ongelukkige harde werklikbeid en elektriese toebehore bymekaar moontlik sal dit goed wees as dit by die meeste besluite in te maak met die doel om gedagte gebou word. Nie om verdeling aan te moedig nie daarmee weg te kom. lets het maar eerder om voorvalle waar oor kleurkwessies geskille hul blykbaar afgeskriken hulle ontstaan tot die minimum te beperk en die integrasie tot Saturday 21st September 1991 het alles net so laat staan en die volwaardige volkwording op . 'n subtiele manier aan 'te hasepad gekies. V oor hul weg from 8 till late at the Independ'ence Arena moedig. , i.s het hul gedreig hul sal weer Om elke keer te besluit en agterna met vernederende Adm: RI00.00 per couple terugkom. Lima het op nayraag gese gevolge vir die een groep weg te draai sal nie baie bydra tot . ,.;-,;,'ull cold buff~t a~d wine to be served haar niggie sal mstaat wees nasiebou nie. ~ Dress: 'formal '}e, ',,'om ten rrillnste' een van die Indien daar deflnitiewe maatstawwe was vir die keuse van inbrek~rs te herke,n indien sy die spanne na Kairo en indien die voorwaardeS rondom _hOIlf weer sou sien. verteenwoordigendbeid duidelik' uitgespel was' sou die Oor haar gevoel oor die in­ ongelukkige voorval miskien nie plaasgevmd het nie en dit sidertt sesy; ' "Dit gebeui- in is verblydend om te sien watter voornemens die ministerie elke land van die wereld en al vir die toekoms het. w~t gedoen moet word is om te Rondom die sensus sou dit moontlik nie so maklik wees om probeer om dit te laat vermin­ def. .. die probleme wat in die weg le te identiflseer nie. Dit Sy se, sy is besig om die behoort egter as 'n goeie les beskou te word. Al wat oorbly sekuriteitstelsel by haar huis is om dop te hou in boeverre enige regering in die toekoms te verbeter om te voorkom dat sal slaag om uit die mynveld van rassevooroordeel, wat oor sooltgelyke insidente herhaal so baie jare deur politici beginnende by Verwoerd en word. eindigende by sekere hedendaagse politici geplant is, te bly. , THE NAMIBIAN Friday September 6 1991 17 Skoleteater 'n sukses

DIE Sewende Jaarlikse Teaterkompetisie vir skoolieer· Hnge wat deur die Windhook Players gereel is, is eergis· ter, Woensdag 4 September, deur die Sekondere Skool Shifidi in die Nasionale teater gewen. 'n Totaal van agt dramas was vir die kompetisie ingeskryf. Die standaard van die pro­ Sinkplaat in "Ek Worry nie" duksies was hoog en meer as terwyl Lazarus Iacobs van een honderd leerlinge het op Public Energy weggestap het die verhoog verskyn. Shifidi met die prys vir die beste het die eerste prys ter waarde ondersteunende ro1. Die prys van eenduisend rand losgeslaan vir beste aktrise het gegaan met hul "A Good Lesson" aan Iacky Willibard vir haar terwyl die Serpent spelers rol in ,. A Good Lesson' , en vir tweede was en vylhonderd rand ondersteunende aktrise aan verdien het met hul "The Elizabeth A vala in dieselfde Chameleon," 'n eenmandrama drama. Suzette van die Smit, geskryf en opgevoer deur David 'n drama lektrise aan die Wind­ 'Ndjavera. Die derde prys van hoek Onderwyskollege het , R250 word gedeel deur die opgetree as hootbeoordelaar, Sekondere Skool Ian Ionker Afrikaner met "Ek Worry Me" en die Racy Teenagers met , 'Beyond'24. ' , Die prys vir die .. \JIGRO, Leerlinge van die Sekondere Skool Dawid Bezuidenhout in die produksie van bul drama, " Sjamboks for Break· beste akteur het aan Rodney fast" wat by 'n vorige geleentbeid die wenner was in die skoledramakompetisie. Hie,r is bul besig om die uitwerking Bosmangegaan vir sy vertolk­ van verbongering op die mens uit te beeld. Die stuk kon vanjaar rue daarin slaag om 'n prys los te slaan rue. ing van die vaderfiguur Paul HAI

BREIWE, ' ... BRIEWE. •.. BRIEWE ... BRIEWE . ' ~ "> $ekuriteitswagte al die geld we. Onslsook bang om te vra want dalk word ons n g~y,lo~ en geslaan weggeja. Bale van ons Watch and Allied Weeu$ ~omstandlghede rig ons Workers woon ook In Katutura GERHARD Landsberg, die eienaar van City Gold in persone vir verlenging van die liIer'l\ie brief aan die NamlbIan. maar ODS key geen vervoer nle die Mutual Arkade bet reageer op 'n berig wat in opsie. In sodanige gevalle word Oos kry elntllk bale probleme terwyl daar speslaal 'n bakkle en hierdie koerant oor die praktyke by die winkel gebandel dit op meriete hanteer. by OIlS werk sowel as met oos 'n bussle gegee Is om die IDense bet. In die berig is onder meer berig van 'n persoon wat Indien die persoon betrokke bestuurder Dirk Levin. mee te vervoer. aanvoor by moos bonderd persent rente betaal op 'n rue opdaag, skakel of om ver­ Ons Is veronderstei om van Daar word net besoeke afgele lenging kom vra rue verval die sewe tot sewe te werk vir tlen met die motors en die pecsoon transaksie wat by met die winkel aangegaan bet. opsie en die artikels word die' vir wat dlt doen Is die bestuurder rand per skof. As ek dlt die Die doel van die verklaring artikels waarin ons handel dryf. eiendom van City Gold, Wind­ maand ultreken moet ek drlehon· self. Wanneer hy gaan besoek Ander wil rue permahent daar- hoek. derd rand kry. .un die elnde van gaan hy met sy vrou en semi. deur Landsberg is om meer die maand Is ODS salarls egter net Wanneer hy by jou 'n besoek duidelikheid te gee oor die , van ontslae raak rue, aange· Indien die cysiehouers besluit tweehonderd rand, dan word · . kom am en jy Is misklen beslg maIiier waarop die winlcel sien hulle 'net tydelik in 'n om voordietydhul opsieuit te daar nog geld afgetrt'k maar oos lewers dan word jy net een keer hiUldel dryf. geldelike oorbruggingsperiode oefen, staan dit hul vry om dit weet nle waarom nle. gevra waar jy was en die vol· Die verklaring lui; "Aange­ betrokke is. te doen en wel teen die prys As oos navraag doen word oos gende Is 'n vulshou en 'n vloekery sien ons in besit is van 'n alge­ Ons koop di,e artikels by die soos ooreengekom. kaffers geooent, gevloek, nit die agterna In die teenwoordlgheld mene handelaarslisensie vir die persoon en gee dan weer aan, Aangesien otis, ons klHinte kaotoor geja ofgeslaan. Oos mag van sy vroo en seun. koop en verkoop van goud- en hulle die opsie om die artikel se sake as vertroulik en privaat nle teepraat of terngbaklei nle Ons dink oos bestuorder Is nle of silwer juweliersware -, al is. van ons terug te koop. Die beskou en hanteer, het ons in want oos Is bang ODS verloor ODS goed vir die samelewing nle. mag werk. hy tog net ons flrma verlaat asse· dit gebreek - gaan ons ook as periode vir so 'n opsie beloop helang van ons kliente en ook HAIR RE-ACTIVE . Ons dra kenuis daarvan dat bllef. volg te o;yerk. een maand vanaf datum van in ons eie belang, ' n VIGRO VITAMIN HAIR SUPPLEMENT CAPSULES , oos flrma baie geld nit oos mllak, Sommige persone raak per­ transaksie. sekuriteitssisteem van 'n baie , ll:'ar oDs weet nle wat word van Ontevrede sekurltelt. manent ontslae van genoemde In sonunige gevalle VIa hoe standaard. At your Pharmacy navll 6(}~; h.to ; ~ .u1."I

0'1 Engineering Technician/Senior '~.~~ " ", I ' REPUBLIC REPUBLIC Engineering Techiniclan/ , 'I OF NAMIBIA OF NAMIBIA Principle engineering technician ~, .' (Electro-technical Engineering Services) FIRST NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CITY OF WINDHOEK CORPORATION LTD ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT Salary: R25 976 - 26 901 x 1362 - 30 9871 CITY 29 625 x 1 362 - R35 073 x 1 362 TENDER CE 809/91 ·40521 x 1656·45489 TENDER NO 85/91 Tenders are hereby invited for WINDHOEK MUNICI-­ 1. Tenders are being awaited for the, as is, sale PALITY - DESIGN, SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION Requirements: A national Diploma for Technicians of the following: , OF AIR CONDITIONERS, allin accordance witt"re!e­ or equivalent (heavy current). Experience with 1.1 1976 Mercedes Benz SS 3660 bus. as town reticulation, 400vand 11 kV, will be an advan- . vant documents supplied by the City Engineer. 1.2 1976 Mercedes Benz SS 3739 bus. ta~e. 2. The abovementioned vehicles can be Copies of tender documents are obtainable from t!le ,Department of the City Engineer, Box 59, Windhoek • Benefits: . inspected at N Awaseb, General Dealer and PO or Room 516, Municipal Offices, Independence A venue, * Annual Bonus Bottle Store, Tsubusis, Damaraland-. Windhoek from noon on Friday, 6September.- " • Vacation and sick leave 3. The Corporati~:m will not be bound to accepts .' , " ;, ?"!{...~ • An excellent pension fund and medical scheme the lo.west tender or any tender ~t all. ." •. "t-*!t:.;. eo ~"'i ~~ { "l,. Location inspe.ctions will be held .at the Archifecture * Assistance in the transportation of personal 4. 'All tenders must be placed in properly' Sealed Section Office, Corner of Garten and.Neser Streets, effects (subject to certain conditions) en-yelopes and clearly marked in block .. ,,. at 09hOO on Tuesday; 1991. * Hous'ing loan and subsidising of repayment ' W.iIl~oek, l~~ ~~pt~~her letters . wiilfthe above tender number. " ." "':;: ~.' -_. (subject to certain conditions) . <. TenderS can pe matled to FNDC, Private Tenders' in sealed envelo~s, marked "WIND,HOEI( " Bag 13252, Windhoek or personally placed Applications accompanied by CV and medlc.al MUNICIPAlJTY • DESIGN, SUPPLYANIHNSTAV report must be submitted to: in the tender box at the reception counter LATION OF AIR CONDITIONERS· TENDER CE The Secretary of FNDC at 11 Goethe Street. 809{91" , are to be addressed to the Town'Oerk, PO O'l; Perl-Urban Development Board 5. The closing date for the abovementioned 59, Windhoek, 9000 or deposited in the'Tender Bo'{, Private Bag 13251 tender is at 12hOOon Friday, 20 September Municipal Offices, not later than 12hOO on Friday ~. 3 Wlndhoek 1991. September 1991. 9000 6. General sales tax will be added to all, tender Enquiries: Mr P de Wet Tel: (061) 3912290 Tel: (061) 224711 amounts. Fax: (061) 31186 HJvanWyk VVHibbert Closing Date: 19 Sept0mber 1991 Chainnan - Tender Committee City Engineer

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S P Eel A L > S E R V l -C E S .- S PE C I A LSE R V ICE S · S PE C I A LSE R V ICE S .' - FOR HARD CASH - CASHI CASH! CASH! MATTRESSES TILING HOME & INDUSTRIAL ~.-- Ex·factory Prices Complete PA sound sys­ FOR ALL YOUR TI~ DISTRIBUTORS We buy good used ve· obtainable tem for Disco or band WORKING CONTACT DIstributors of Imported hicles Cfbesee's 3B Auto (MOSFET H+H Amp/Dy­ OtJlwarongo: OOo's Pawn- Lot, Will Also sell your nacord) 3 way speakers). shop. (0651) 2269 CENTRAL NAMIBIA products vehicle on your behalf. Extreme sound quality. Whk: .Edlson Street No. 33 TILING p. O.Box 70038 Tel: (061)37834 R12000.00 Tel. 43285 J. JASON.­ Khomasdal Call: Shell Garl!g~ TV­ Please Contact: Chrlsto at BO)( -5549 Wmdhoek Moore St. TEL: 36877 / 8 Clothing factory for Tel:52222 TEL: (061) 215836 Tel & Fax: 37460 WHK sale WANTED HOUSEWORK centrally sit1Jated in WINDHOEK 9000 Required Windhoek Please Phone Tel: 216208 NAMIBIA VIR HARDE KONTANT Contact 41354 and ask for Frolian Salesperson who Ons koop goeie gebruikte Ndemulondola A leading engineering company In Namibia have experience in motors. Croesee's Garage needs the services of a: Auto Lot Ons veIkoop ook Manager: Human hardware or in graag U motor namens U Resources Sales, with own Skakel Shell Garage TV· The successful candidate will be responsible for guiding the . car, over 21 years, Moore st. Tel: 36877/8 Company into the new era of ~~ . affirmative action, change and preferable own car fIIThe FOR A GOOD AND RELI· Pe!·~$: challenges of the new Na· .-'o.~ ENTERTAINMENT will be ABLE SERVICE TO YOUR COMPLEX mlbla. Pawn·Sbop Other responsibilities Include MOTOR VEHICLE that does not stop! advantageous CONTACT: GiiNTHER the development and mainte­ Come and see us now for For more information nance of ·an effective Human . (famous rally mechanic) very good PRICES! call 216884 Resource Administration Sys­ We offer: at Tel: 221154 von Imported TV's, Tyres, tem, Human Resource Devel­ Basic Salary, Braun Street Northern opment and Labour Relations. etc. BONAPPETIT Industrial Area next A relevant degree or IPM re­ Compensation, BAKERY quired. This pos~lon reports to to Transworld Cargo , f Pension, Medkal Aid We SELL and Come to us for the ~ the General Maneger: Corpo­ Free quotations avail· cheapest and the best rate Services. PAWN anything!! CLUB MOBY JACK) Tel: 3746~... 0 J able wedding and birthday A highly negotiable salary plUS Contact: .•LA DIFFERENCE all the usual benef~s Is offered. Omce Hours cakes in town - order This Is an equal opportunity Helena .at now employer and as such applica­ WeL.."lING The hottest e .... 'hEER'NG entertainment tions from all Interested and qualifying candidates are In­ t~ B We have daily - fresh complex in town Denllo sl 95 vited. LAfrWlz Indu5trlaJ, Wlnct.oek T

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l'" AUTO CENtRE. Bookkeeping Alv In a );~oUing mflJeds BUSHMASTER ~ DRIES LUBBE BAKKIE CEN1RE !PlYI llD. Services and '£' 1161'1121(.1(,(, LIGHT · good ~.'f9. . . ENGINEERING· Financial Advice .-4L- : :~'l:~ An ~H IIOURS i 1l-J~ condition ~ " 'INI)IIOF.K'XIOO MANUFACTURERS for the small P,O. BOX 2844. WINOHOE": &000 OF: LET US SELL YOUR TEt. (OIl 11 228281 Business at a Tel: 3912288 (w) AFTEA HOURS 222178 *Bush Bars, Tow and CAR FOR YOU & GET minimal fee. Indira has 223648 (h) THE BEST VALUE. RolIbar WE RECOVER OUR Contact me now for *Aluminium Chack • • AUTO CENTRE. COMMISSION FROM selected Motorcars plates, stone guards grown In. SIze ~ OIllESLUBBE Write to: -.:11""'1 ..; 1.... THE SELLER and Bakkies *Burglar Bars -4L- ::~::~AflUIlO.URS Phone: Dries Lubbe 'fel: 226261 *Diesel & Water Tank V.K. and style ..• ~\\I /'IIIlIII} • .ktnOO Tel: 216761/216766 1989 V/Wagen CLX (a/h) 212659 Trailers Bookkeeping We now. R26000 *Dropside Bodies and 1990 V/Wagen Golf Trallies Services R18900 *Genel'al Steel P.O.Box 21889 stock stylish 1976 MlBenz 240 D R9900 Constructions Windhoek, outfits for 1988 V/Wagen Jetta CIi *we do numy more 9000 R25000 YOU NAME IT WE the elegant 1985 V/Wagen Combi 1900 DOlT! _ R35000 Reply to all 1984 Ford Escort XR3 Contact: TeI215650(h) (A/h) or visit uS at lady R9500 TYRE BARGAINS enquiries is 19&6 BMW 318i Just arrived from SHOP NO. 16 guaranteed We also stock R27000 1989 V/Wagen Ccmbl overseas (secondhand ENOKOLD R33000 and in good condition) COMPOUND trendy 1986 V/Wagen Combi +/. R75 each (excl. GST) MOSSIE· clothing for R26000 Are stUl available at 1989 Nissan Ekonowagon Wooliway Car Snles, 10 ~ R28000 Tal street (next to Apollo ! Stvj·a~PJant the student 1980 V/Wagen Combi ·'.Restuarant. ""tVe have not R8900 moved come and see us 1984 Toyota 16 Seater Remember R19900 . now fOI· the best prices 1983 V/Wagen Passat GL DISCOUNT ON Catch the all students R8000 BIGGER QUANTITillS! I 1976 MlBenz 240 D As-Is Fandifa Yomatalyela I .t$1~'j;l. Spring Fever! 10% discount R6900 Opo A DI KomBuda ! CHROMA 1981 Mazda 323 As-is yomaruta Urgently looking for an ELECTRONICS R4500 (Omakulu, AshIke-Okull Engine of an Get your pruning and FANIE 1981 Datsun Laurel 280 L As­ Mocghalo JWa) keshe AUD1100. Poor TV reception? planting done is R4000 Llmwe R751awwpcr Preferably reconditioned! TV Antenna NOW, SUPERMARKET 1984 Mazda 323 overhauled for model 1980 InstallationPhone : before its to late R6500 Call Golo at 63311 (w) or 225749 KATUTURA Colt 2600 As-is . WOOD ... "".""", 36970 (alh) R4500 , lY CAR SALES . _ , '§,~lJ6~ I We take personal TEL:215453 _ I t:.I~'171·~·fI~9llOO 1979 V/Wagen Golf As-is .. Te Koop/For Sale ALARMS FOR HOME R4500 AND MOTOR CAHS care of your GENERAL 1978 V/Wagen Combi As-is 10 Tal Street (next to 1982 Toyota Cressida GLX GARDENiNG AlC & RIT . WITH IMMOBILISERS ! R6000 API'clo -restaurant) R11 OOOo.n.o )HONE SECURITY \ and DEALER 1988 Toyota Mboza LDV Tel: 331%17 Goeie toestand Tel. SYSTEMS NAMIDIA R22900 I LANDSCAPING All your Brllkwater 6~516 3912288 (w) 22648 (h) TEL: 225749 1988 Nissan t Ton (diesel) I needs groceries at Platbak R20 900 1987 Mazda Magnum 3ltr 1982 Ford Escort, im­ lower price R2500 l P ported, good condition, ALARMS! !ALARMS! ! I Bring the joys of 1985 Isuzu KB 2.2 Diesel radio left hand drive for sale for the BESTand Spring into your \~. ocI,,,,,ho R6000 Tel34556 (alh) R17900 most EFFECTIVE i office, by letting us ISuzu KB LDV R9 900 \ "'0 body !. • • AND CHEAPEST advise, supply and 1997 Landcruiser Diesel ~tR\ l , J.J.J. R12900 in Town 1 maintain your 1987 Nissan 2.3 Diesel I , OFFICE PLANTS. WE BUY, SELL R17900 *Panelbeaters PAWN AND SWOP 1982 Datsun 1400 + canopy "'Spray painting Contact Tommy at 11 Contact us NOW at SECONDHAND FUR­ R9900 *Chassis Straightening 212478 from 7:30 - I. Tal: 37663 1982 Nissan Safari R18 500 NITURE, *Breakdown Service HOME & OFFICE Spm for your home 1985 Ford Cortina 3ltr + can­ t-, ELECTRICAL CLEANERS alarm now!! J opy R14 9001987 Nissan *Free Quatations --~ Safari D/Cab 4x4 R68 000 37460 APPLIANCES AND 6-2947/8 NB we also do the Announcement AND BUILDING MA­ Toyota Hiace R2500 1985 Nissan Kingcab 1800 installations TERIAL FOR CASH WHY SPOIL 4x4 R19900 YOUR CARPETS (PAY OVER 3 1983 V/Wagen Auto Villa Jan Jonker Afrlkaner MONTHS) R27900 Secondary School "WERNHILL PARK URover S.w.B. (Petrol) Why pay for wrong . Invites all its parents to BRIDGE NEW R12500 methods of cleaning­ L VARI~ Cultural Day at the Jeep Wagoneer R23 500· school on Friday 6th FURNITURE 228556 never let any carpet 1981 Trax Jeep R13500 September 1991 "CORNER 1982 Toyota 2 Ton diesel cleaner wash or steam clean your carpet at 9:30 am DAIMLER AND Lorry R17 500 Parents Day Sunday 8th DIESEL STR. (NEW 1990 MlBenz 1113 Lorry 4x4 MARK ID befol'e it was September at the School R7S000 (No 20 Krupp' Street) vacuumed - we at 15hOO AND 1979 Isuzu 2.5 diesel Lorry specialise in cleaning Enquiries: Mr Janse SECONDHAND FUR­ R30000 Good secondhand Tel: 62468 NITURE) 221531/1 International Tipper As-is tyres, imported carpets, upholstery & "OPIPIWANGA R7500 excellent condition matresses . and SHOPPING Trailer "Trail-a-Quip R2 200 removing soil. Trailer 5 Ton R5 900 For all Cars CENTRE. 0-1822 "Big Rambo" Eetwaentjie and Bakkies For peace of mind KATUTURA Rl1000 Contact: 221637 ..... "Kospot" Eetwaentjie + call 37460 any time ( 31257(after hours) OUR UNIQUE Sleepwa Rll 000 1980 Suzuki GS 550 E MlBike MONEY BACK RSOOO QUARANTEE WE 250 CFM Atlas Copco Com­ WILL PAY YOU THE · presser RS 000 Tylarc Welder (soos nu ut) DIFFERENCE IF THE WINDHOEK GYM YOU CAN FIND ANY R4500 Massey Ferguson 135 (goeie SEPTEMBER SPECIAL ITEM CHEAPER!! toestand R16 500 Padsk­ CREDIT CARDS raper (nuut) R2500 6 Months at 20% Discount Offer lasts until WELCOME "Offset Disk" ses skottels R4000 5th September 1991 Phone 225383 or 33501 · . 20 Friday September 6 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

HOUSE IN LUOERITZ § "Direct view on harbour "4 Centrally located home bedrooms "spacious lounge n p ':ll"~ for sele In Katutura by FIXTURES ... FIXTURES + dlnnlngroom "kitchen -11/2 ESfATES """ .. private treaty bathrooms "2 sunrooms "2 h Namibia Football Association balconies "1 garage "2 Immediate occupation for KE88LatI. KEMlEA storerooms R150 000.00 only R90 000 .• .• • 'I!atateAoent:- (negotiable) 4 bedroomed b.l.n.c. Bo,,· 728 • WlNDHOec ROSSING PREMIER LEAGUE Tel: 223423 aJh Lounge " . TEl: "7270 Big kitchen c A)( ; 2::!.0$27' TONIGHT (FRIDAY) Passages SKW STADIUM - SWA Toyota Young Ones vs SKW BatlVwc (19h30) - P/African Stars vs S/O Pirates (21hOO) High pressure hot water H Is your chancel TOMORROW (SATURDAy) Kleln Wlndhoek supply; Reduced by Mandate (4282) Carport R1000001 KUISEBMOND · Interatlantic Blue Waters vs Nampol 3 Bedroomed house burglar bars fitted all Lovely home with (16hOO) • Eleven Arrows vs Ramblers (18hOO) lovely main bedroom with around and washing lines. splendid vlewl TSUMEB • TCL Chief Saritos vs BS Tigers (16hOO) door to swimming pool. 2 roomed flat with separate OKAHANDJA - Prime Press Uverpool vs Civics (16hOO) Fire place In family room. shower/wc. Modern 3 bed roomed Swimming pool newly Completely surrounded house with 2 bathrooms KHORIXAS • Robber Chanties vs Nashua B.A (16hOO) renovated. brick wall with high security and a living area at It's bestl OUTJO • Sentra Golden Bees vs Sorento Bucs PLUS fence and lockable security Clean and private pool Large self contained flat gates. area. Double garages. SUNDAY: (livlng_ar:ea.-kitchen, bath-· -- -Close to:-Goreangab-Sec~ _ _ Property_easy. .to _malntainl._ _ KHOJUXAS_-Robb.ecChantieusSQrent.oJlucs (02hOOL room and large bedroom. . ondary, Shifidi Secondary, For viewing phone us now OUTJO • Sentra Golden Bees vs Nashua B.A (l1hOO) R300000 A I Steenkamp, Jan Jonker . at 37270 or after hours OKAHANDJA • Prime Press Liverpool vs Toyota Y.Ones ESTATES and Peoples' Primary Roland Jordan 38635 Mandate (3821) (16hOO) Schools. Lutheran Church; Aletta Doedens 34707 3 Bedroomed TSUMEB • TCL Chiefs Santos vs P. Afr.Stars (09hOO) BargalnJ Bargalnl Roman Catholic Kindergar­ 2 Bathrooms KUISEBMOND - Eleven Arrows vs Nampol (llhOO) Ploneerspark ten and Drs Ihuhua/Cupldo R220000 swimming pool surgery. - Interatlantic Blue Waters vs Ramblers (09hOO) 3 Bedroom House self contained flat WalkIng d Istance to: hochland "estates 2 Bathrooms R265 negotiable ra.o.sox 238SO WINDHOEK. NAMIBIA 2 Garages Taxi-rank; busstop; central 1991 BOB SAVE SUPER Swimmingpool and Phone shopping canter; commu­ We havetwo . braai-area Tosca van der Hoven nity creation hall and rentable houses in BOWL COMPETITION 3738] (w) Rossing library. Hochland Park Khomasdal 22807b (h) Very ideal family home TONIGHT (FRIDAY) R118000 Serious prospective own­ at 3 Bedroomed house ersonly. Noagentsplease. R2 000 pm. ATHLONE· Cape Town Spurs vs Hellenic (20hOO) b.i.n.c. and fully carpeted Please call Mr. E. Garlseb. NORTHDALE - Real Taj vs Crusaders (20hOO) hochland : estates Tel: 33359 all hour's Phone Rika Tel: 62549 (h) or 226571 P.O 8QlC 23860 TOMORROW (SATURDAy): ·I'II"IOHOEK. NAMIBIA (w) or come to the Main Lu­ Flat to share? 10 rental flats in one block. theran Church In Katutura. SUPER STADIUM - ' Pretoria Helicopters.' vs ldnio AHentlonl Attentlonl Each with own bedroom, 2 bedroomed flat In Midas Cosmos • . pi'.• 1 A house to rent In Katu­ sitting-room, cooking, bath­ Khomasdal to share KWA·MASIZA - Vaal Proffessional vs Dynamos . tura, Lazarus street rocrr. ..nd toilet area. with a woman SESHEGO • Double Action Sundowns vs Ria Stars The block is surrounded 4 Bedrooms preferably. Lounge with a big white washed KWA·THEMA· Triron Spurs vs Wits University Kitchen wall. Price R425 per month, LADYSMITH • CL DynamoslIscor Dynamos vs Mo­ BathroomfToilet The property is Ideal tor water and electriCity roka Swallows ShowerfToilet those Interested in invest­ excluded. GELVANDALE - PE Blackpool vs Lightybodys Santos Contact Martha for more Attention all potential es­ ment in real property and tate agents Tel: 221 601 x 229 OPPERHEIMER -Vaal Reef Stars vs Dangerous Dark­ details at has a potential Income of Tel.(0671)3915 A career with Namprop is a ie.s (All at l~OO) R5 000 per month with Gentleman seeks (after hours) status career plenty of room for expen­ Are you bored with an office accomodation to rent In SUNDAY: (All at 15hOO) sion and improvement. job. Are you thinking of out-building cottage from Property Services MAHWEREIENG • Kaizer Chiefs vs Real Rovers Going at a handsome price changing your career? Are 27 September Contact: ORLANDO - Zola Young vs Orlando Pirates of R265 000 Shlrley Handura Khomasdal you Interested - in the CHARLES MOPELI . Fairways Stars vs Ratanang 3 Bedrooms Tel: 33359 all hours. Dynamics of Real Estate? Tel: (w) 38920. Lounge We will share with you ALABAMA· Leicester City vs Sharp Blackpool Diningroom - Our training programme (1 )Small furnished flat, INDEPENDENCE· Umtata Bues vs Bush Bucks Kitchen - How our company works R500.00 per month, . CHATSWORTH· African Wanderers vs Amazulu - licensing requirements 2 Bathrooms including lights and GELV AND ALE - PE Calliers vs Pretoria City P and many other interesiing R128 000 NfieBP aspects. water.Available now! UNION - Bosmont Chelsea vs Manning Rangers Argltectual statement Phone 51787 Khomasdal PSI No experience neces­ SEISA RAMABODU· Ravens vs Bloemfontein Celtic 2 Bedrooms sary. '1 Bathroom R120000 ~ This stylish home, going at I! you are "interested in a (2) Spacious Lounge new exiting enjoyable Kitchen a give away price. bedsitter with seperate REPUBLIC offers you 3 bedrooms, career. Price negotiable Please come and see usll kitchen and seperate 2 bathrooms & lockup ga­ OF NAMIBIA rage. I Cell before Monday bathroom. R700.00 per 3 Bedrooms Private and secure setting 9 September 1991 to month. Available Nowl 2 Bathrooms leading to lo.unge. avoid disappointment. Phone: 51787 Lounge Don't miss out on a great Aniki 222748 (w) DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS . Kitchen sale III Ole Tel: 215773 (a/h) R11 6 500.00 To avoid dissapolntment Tenders are invited from suitable Phone 35541 (w) Phone Burt to view at € '::LETI1SSUV>9 211194 (a/h) Tel 222748 (w) qualified suppliers for: hochland estates PLOT OMARURU P.O.I3QX 235(50 TENDERlFlI18/2·28/91 WINDHOEK , NAMIBIA Picturesque plot of 14,7 ha I:.u:..r.• .t'J m~.J'2' \l!-i 2 ] m • J..1;s.:, only 4,5 km from town with 11 P "' ~ 800m river frontage. Includes The earial survey and mapping of the proposed The agency is looking for shed, storerooms, workers ESTATES "'''''' 10 residential houses to quarters. Adequate water. Ongongo-Oshakati canal in the Central OWaIIfbo h buy for its long list of good Price R60 000 . Region of Namibia, ON SHOW!! ON SHOW!! customers. Any prIce Phone Karen Omaruru Sunridge, Hochland park and any area of (062232) 32 Windhoek including ENQUIRIES 1335 Tauben Street Hochland Park, Eros, (A) Technical: Opposite Village Square shopping centre Pioneers Park, Katutllra NAMPROP Officer: Mr L Ebrecht Urgent Sale etc. Give us an opportu­ • RlALlfl.lfU· nity to serve you. RIng +. 27 ha smallholOlng IOr aaie In Telephone: (061) 396-3088 , Sole mandate . Brailwaler. If a golla be flrsl on Hochland Estates your IIal al R75 000.00. Thla (B) Tender documents: Ideal for the beginner . Tel33359 all hours. undeveloped place of land offers Officer: Mr B Diergaardt plenty of scope for creallve Ideas. Date: Saturday, 7 September 1991 Act now - heshalfon costs plenty Telephone: (061) 63141-2201 Time : 11 hOO • 17hOO and causes Tender documents may be obtained at the Metje Bebnsen disappointment. 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action. SKW FC has been a problem for the league officials since the word go-and their inabil­ ity to stand on their own against the coun­ try's other teams says it all. The team officials have finally realised they cannot cope with the rest of the soccer fra­ ternity and their failure to recruit top black soccer players like their traditional foes Ramblers is another indication of their racial bias. . I The team is currently languishing at rock bottom of the tough Ri>ssing Premier League. SKWmove DC hearings or not it is crystal clear that the Windhoek club was on itswayoutofthe elite league. long overdue My advice to SKW officials is to leave DC hearings to those responsible and to con­ I have learned with great pleasure that the centrate on their team's performance - maybe controversial SKW FC has decided towith­ it is better to call it a day in the Premier . draw from further participation in the elite Le~ ~lt . Rossing Premier League. The .:"'drawal of SKW, if they have the I must admit that the move taken by the guts to Keep their word, will also ease the German Sport Club is long-overdue and relegation/promotion task of the Premier that it must have come as a relief to the League. strife- ridden Na mibia Football Association. The league authorities are currently grap­ SKW's participation in the Premier League pling with the problem of how to reduce the and cup outings has always been a thorn in 16 teams toa more managable 14 which will the flesh of many clubs and their failure to be more efficient and effective in the Pre­ obey league rules was also very embarrass­ mier League. ing. I ('0 also fully support the step ~ken by Most recently SKW players were accused team officials from the various regions to of being racists, a tag they deserved on the give the running of the Premier League to playing field and because black player play­ an independent committee. ing for SKW FC are restricted to S'lCcer This will allow NFA officials to concentra te team membership. on the day to day running of the game in a The excuse for their withdrawal given by more re~ponsible manner. the former ASA League outfit is utter For my die-hard readers I must say cheers nonsence. SKW argues that the failure of until September 21st. Hope you will be the NF A Disiciplinary Committee to fiD.rl a ready for another series of your favourite solution to their appeals have led tu this soccer column. ------~ Can' Namibia beat Zim in last test?

RUGBY fans are reminded This match will be followed pavilion are R20,OO each. that the Namibia national by a Senior Midlands compe­ The Namibia Rugby Un­ rugby side will take on their tItlOn match between ion has confirmed that tomor­ Zimbabwe counterparts to­ TransNamib and Police at row's matches will be the last morrow at the South West 14h40. to be played at the South West Stadium at 16hOO. - Tickets will be RS,OO_for Stadium as they will ~tart with WINDHOEK LAGER! WINDHOEK LAGER! Gates will open at 13hOO adults on all the 6pen stands the renovations on the stands with a Junior League game and R2,OO for scholars. Tick­ and suites in preparations for WINriHOEK LAGER!.. WiN.oHOEK LAGE~! between Wanderers IT and ets on the main stand and the the Africa Cup scheduled for Swans starting at 13h30. stand in front on the main Namibia next year. WINDHOEK LAGER! ·.WINDHOEK LAGER! WlNDHOEK.LAGER! WINDHOEK LAGER! WINDHOEK .LAGER! WINDHOEK LAGER! NFA,.CUP COMPETITION

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Frankie admits he owes a lot to his sponsors Rossing, who originally sent him to America on a study bursary, giving him the opportunity to compete in the interna­ 2 .•....•... ~ •...••.••••••••••.•••• tional arena. , 'The next big event which I ·Your name: ..•...... •..•....•...••••...... ••.••• am going to take on is the Grand Prix Final in Barcelona, July was also a good month 2nd in both the 200m events. which will be another great for Frankie, who was invited And at the end

Out there alone on the track was a lean sinewy body, which moved as gracefully and as swiftly as a grey­ hound. The Namibian sun bad not yet set, and a rich orange glow seemed to envelope him in the silence. Sprint king, Frankie Freder­ the last four years living in icks is Afrika's fastest man, America. and the first athlete to bring Earlier this weekI chatted to home a medal. His perfonn­ Frankie in his mothers's cosy ance at the recent World Ath­ Katutura home, before he jet­ letic Championships heid in ted off again. It is obvious from Toyko, turned him into an the pictures and medals hang­ overnight success and our na­ ing on the lounge walls, she is tional hero. a very proud parent. Especially 'Ihis Windhoek lad was out since he is the only child. there competing against the Lounging on a comfortable world's best, and managed to sofa, with his long legs stretc~ clinch an outstanding 2nd place out before him Frankie looked in the 200m sprint, which won dashing in a pair of white trou­ him the coveted silver medal. sers, and a sporty turquoise T­ Yet despite all the fuss, this shirt which emphasised his well 23-year-old succes story is as defined upper body and anns. unaffected as the boy next door. There was an element of In fact, if it wasn't from his shyness in his manner, as he slight American accent, a pair discussed his sprint victories of designer takkies, and ultra during the past year. But it was mod hair cut, 'one wouldn't obvious that despite his unpre­ Sprint king, Frankie Fredericks in action. guess that Frankie has just spent tenious approach to life, Frankie is the kind of guy who is fired up with enough will-power to erupt a vulcano. 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I 'The ROSSin~ , we~}~rLea&~e, 1 Then there were four Eleven Arrows 25 14 8 3 51 26 36 TCL Chief Santos 26 13 8 5 45 30 34 Ramblers FC 25 13 8 5 49 31 33 NEW YORK: The youngest, the oldest and two Grand the giggles and joy of youth to hasn't dropped a set in the African Stars 26 14 5 7 42 27 33 Slam champions. Or. as Martina Navratilova said: stadium court. tournament, she also hasn't Orlando Pirates 26 10 10 6 52 35 30 "Then there were four." After nearly two weeks on the That's why Femandez picks dominated her last PIP Liverpool 26 10 9 7 32 28 29 hard courts ofthe National Tennis Center, the US Open Capriati to beat the 17-year­ two matches. NIB lack Africa 24 11 6 7 29 33 28 old Seles. Known for her big serVe and women's singles field has been.winnowed to four. IJA "I think Jennifer will beat even bigger forehand, Grafhas Blui! Waters 26 10 6 10 47 36 26 In today's semifinals, Navra­ first set into a tiebreaker, San­ her because I think the crowd spent the summer developing SWAIr Young Ones 23 9 8 6 38 29 26 tilova will face top-seeded Steffi chez Vicario won it 8-6. will realty get behind her," a more all-around game, in­ NAMPOLFC 24 6 10 8 35 3.6 22 Graf, who won Wimbledon in The second set was more Femandez said. "' And she has cluding going to the net. Sorento Bucs 26 7 7 12 32 52 21 July, and No 2 Monica Seles, even, Navratilova capturing the done it once before, so she I I Graf and N avratilova have BS Tigers 24 5 10 9 28 34 20 the reigning Australian and tiebreaker 7-5. But what was believes she can do it." split 14 career meetings, Graf Golden Bees 24 3 11 10 27 42 17 French Open winner, will take more ominous for Sanchez Capriati has her eyes set on victorious in the last four. Robber Chanties 24 5 7 12 33 57 17 on 15-year-old Jennifer Capri­ Vicario was that she dropped winning everything, which "'1 think it is more up to me, Civics FC 25 4 9 12 29 53 17 ati. her .serve in the 11th game, would make her the youngest what 1 a.m going to do out SKWFC 24 2 5 17 22 62 9 Navratilova and Graf ad­ wher.. she was serving for the US Open champion-ever. Tracy there," Graf said: - Sapa-AP. k :·::·::::· ····· : ..... ; .... ; .; .. ;;;. .\ vanced on Wednesday, Navra­ . match, and lost serve again on Austin· won the title in 1979 tilova edging fourth-seeded the final point of the tiebreaker. when she was 16 years, 8 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 6-7 Sanchez Vicario didn't hold months, 28 days. Capriati, who (6-8),7-6 (7-5), 6-2 after Graf her serve in the final set as won't be 16·until March, also roared past No. 8 Conchita Navratilova broke her four times reached the semifinals ' at Martinez 6-1, 6-3. and dominated every aspect of Wimbledon earlier this year. On Tuesday, Seles defeated the game. "Now I want to go all the unseeded Gigi Femandez 6-1, Graf's victory was almost way," Capriati said. "It would 6-2 and Capriati, the second routine as she sped by the mean the world." youngest semifmalist ever in overmatched Feinandez, who Seles won the first two of the US Open, eliminated de­ was making her first trip to-a their three nieetings, in the 1990 ,WIN THE fending champion Gabriela Grand Slam singles quarterfi~ French Open and earlier this Sabatini 6-3, 7-6 (7-1). nal. There was nothing the native year at Key Biscayne, Florida. N avratilova' s relentless of Puerto Rico .. ouid do - and Capriati won a third-set pressure told on Sanchez nothing she did to impede the tiebreaker in the final at San Vicario. In the first set, she hit rapid progress of Graf into the Diego in July. winner after winner, passing semifinals. Graf, 22, pulled out of a Navratilova almost at will Capriati is the sensation of warm-up tournament in \Vash­ 'll1inbhork whenever the four-time US the year's final Grand Slam ingtoll, just before the Open Open champion ventured to tournament, reaching the semi­ began, citing a pulled shoulder the net oh anything less than a finals in only her second ap­ muscle. perfect . approach shot. And pearance in. the main draw. If She has shown no effects of although Navratilova sent the nothing else, she has brought an injury here. But while she

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LOG LEADERS Eleven Arrows' tricky midfield, Kiki Gaseb (left) in action against . 1 Case Windhoek Special Dumpies: Sydn:ey Googoseb, Kotuturo ,- :- PIA Stars veteran player Gariseb. Gaseb will be the man to watch when Ramblers and Arrows clash in -a Rossing Premier League tie tomorrow. 1 Case Windhoek Special Dumpies: Abrohom Reith, Eros . SPORT SNIPPETS ... SPORT SNIPPETS - PRIZES TO BE WON ..... Before 30 September 1991 EIGHT schools from seven regions will day at the Walvis Bay lagoon. The venue face each other from 09hOO today and to, will be the Walvis Bay Lagoon and entry morrow in the Coca Cola Schools Soccer will be RIO per boardsailor. 1 Golf CTi - 4 Radio/Twin Tape Decks Tournament. The registration will be from 12hOO to­ Pick of those games today is the one at morrow followed by a meeting at 13hOO. 15h40 which pits Secondary School A The fIrst prize is an F2 Boom, second 5 Automatic Cameras 5 Camping Fridges Shipena and J.A. Nel Secondary School. prize an F2 Travel Bag and the third The venue will be the Khomasdal A & B prize an F2 Beach Bag. Stadium. 4 Skottel-Braais 3 Watches The 8th leg of the Windhoek Radio Control NETBALL matches will take place at the Race Club Off-Road Championship will Netball court at Olympia, behind the In­ be held on Sunday at llhOO at the Namib­ 10 T-Shirts 8 Cases Windhoek Special Dumpies dependence Stadium tomorrow starting beton Racing Complex, corner of Schan­ at 14hOO. zen and KIein Windhoek Roads. The event is sponsored by HNR Comput­ TIle National Panasonic Marathon Sla­ ers. lom will take place tomorrow and Sun- 1'.-"" T"" • , , " , I " ", • + •••' " ,,"; • I '1 t, \ . .. ',24 Friday September 6 1991 , • I THE NAMIBIAN Civics/Liverpool Dlatch a tough nut

THE Rossing Preinier League matches this weekend At Khorixas Robber Chan­ Madjedt, B.rian and Roidon will separate the men from the boys and determine who ties will lock horns with Nashua Manale are doing well in the will win this year's league honours. Fans have been Black Africa. Chanties warned league and their rectJrd this eagerly awaiting games which promise some great soc­ this week that they would not season speaks volume. cer. be easy meat and are prepared On Sunday Waters will en­ for anything Black Africa of­ tertain Ramblers, while Nam­ Tonight the spotlight will be the stops when faced with a fers. pol will meet Arrows. on the Pirates/Stars game at challenge like Liverpool. If Black Africa scrape through At Tsumeb's TCL Stadium. the SKW Stadiunl with kick Players such as Harold then the Lively Lions will be fireworks can be expected when off at 21hOO. Kaunozondunge, Mandla and back in the picture for the league TCL Chief Santos clash with Tommorrow as matches get their nippy striker Maradona honours. It is pity that BA are BS Tigers. The Ingweiyama underway contrywide, Civics will keep the flag flying. no long producing the kind of (Tigers) are playing very well ,FC - still licking the wounds But Liverpool are expected soccer that attracted thousands and will give Santos a tough inflicted by SWA Toyota Young to show their loyal supporters of fans to the game in the past, game. Ingwe have four poten­ Ones in their NFA Cup game that they are not that easy to but they are still a side to be tial match-winners in Bricks last Friday - have a tough as­ beat. respected. Hangula. Foresta Nicodemus. signment against Prime Press Civics's defender Tiger will On Sunday Chanties come Ruuka Isaacks and Tiwi Liverpool in a Rossing Pre­ have hi.; work cut out to con­ up against SE Sorento Bucs, Kaundje. mier League encounter at tain the Liverpool attack spear­ while Black Africa will clash But Santos host some star Okahandja tomorrow . . headed by Dawid Snewe and with Sentra Golden Bees at players themselves including Civics are struggling to find Boeta Mungunda. Another Outjo. defender Pule Subeb. bomber their feet, while Liverpool are promising player, India Log leaders Eleven Arrows Geros Witbeen and Engel on a winning streak so the Katjivena (MacLeod) could also are firm favourites to eat Ram­ Johnson who could make the Khomasdal side may be next cause problems for Civics. blers at Walvis Bay, while Blue difference between win and lose. to feel the Reds new-found On Sunday Liverpool will Waters will be looking for a Add the safe hands of goal­ strength. But Civics cannot be face SWA Toyota Young Ones win against N ampol tomorrow keeper Mercilus Witbeen and ruled out, they have a number in a game which could go 'ei­ at the' Kuisebmond Stadium in their chances look good. of youngsters who can pull out ther way. Walvis Bay. On Sunday Santos will play But it would be a mistake for African Stars. Stars are bad LEFT: ROSSING Premier League action will return to Arrows to underestimate news for Santos having beaten the soccer stadiums countrywide this weekend. Pic­ Rammies for they will pay the them twice this season. Whether tured in action here is BS Tigers' Foresta "Let Them price i.fthey do. Rammies with the Pepsi boys will turn the Dance" Nicodemus who will led the Ingweiyama attack . promising players like Josef tables in their favour remains against TCL Chiefs Santos in Tsumeb tomQrrow. Martin. Tollie van Wyk, Do$e to be seen. -- c WITH 1.,-5

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