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* Women, children facE.! financial misery HUNDREDS HIT TIlE FORMER leader of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) in this country, Hendrik van As, said yesterday an attempt had been made to trap him into buying illicit diamonds worth about R90 000. Van As said someone who had comment on the training of A WB showed an interest in buying his truck, militants from Namibia which was IN DIVORCE had asked to borrow some money, reported in South African Sunday newspapers. He said he had decided to disband the A WB here last year because of the way they had been discredited through the activities of the secret 'CHICKEN RUN' army hitsquad, the Civil Coopera­ tion Bureau (CCB). · ------KATE BURLING------­ Van As said he had been horrified over the incident last year when po­ THE dawn of independence has brought nothing but financial misery·for scores of liceman Ricardo van Wyk had been divorced women in Namibia whose ex-husbands living in South Africa have siezed the disarmed and shot in the back by "cowboys", and there had been opportunity to stop paying alimony. suspicion that the culprits were from Of 850 court orders for alimony Among the cases piling up in the This is then made an order of court the AWB. presently being dealt with by the Windhoek magistrate's office is one and there should be no further prob­ Van As added the A WB had al­ Windhoek magistrate's court, 177 of a woman whose alimony pay­ lems. But others need the threat of a ways been very strong in Outjo, where cannot be pursued because the men ments stopped virtually on the stroke fine or a suspended sentence before an attack had been launched on Un­ Hendrik van As involved are technically now living of independence. TIlere is little doubt they will face up to their responsi­ tag offices last year, killing a secu­ in a foreign country. . that her ex-husband took legal ad­ bilities," said one person at the of­ and offered to leave the diamonds as rity guard. He felt this" amateurish" Apparently all warrants for these vice on the situation and made a fice. surety that he would repay the money. attack had been aimed at discrediting men's arrest or court orders demand­ carefully calculated decision to stop A Mrs Armstrong, also working He said he had immediately told the AWB. ing payment, are being sent straight payments. on the problematic alimony cases, the man \0 take the djamonds away as Van As could also shed no light on back from South Africa. Such readiness to exploit legall~ said South African Police to whom he was not interested. whether the A WB had been fe-acti­ , 'At the moment we're completely holes over the matter of alimony warrants had been sent to be issued, Van As revealed this when he was vated in Namibia this year, and if so, stuck. There's no legal machinery does not augur well for the govern­ had not been particularly helpful in approached by The Namibian for who its new leadership was. for bringing these people to justice. ment's success in sorting the matter their response. TIle warrants had been They can't be arrested or brought to out swiftly. returned with a curt official commu­ this country from South Africa," But Ruppel is confident thatnego­ nique that no action could be taken. said a source in the magistrate's of­ tiations between Namibia and South And the problem was probably Dramatic turn in fice. Africa will go smoothly. "Having a much worse than figures so far sug­ Meanwhile a growing number of reciprocal arrangement over alimony gested, she said. "There are plenty women are becoming increasingly cases is in the interests of both coun­ more women whose ex-husbands have desperate, particularly those Who have tries and I cannot see it creating not been making payments but who cop murder case been trying over a long period to get much controversy." are not yet bound by court orders. ' , their ex-husbands to pay up. Some He said his office was preparing Some of the women were at their ------RAJAH MUNAMAVA------are now in the process of issuing something for the approval of the wits' end, she said.• , Many are strug­ their third summons and are in dire Cabinet which would then form the gling with rent payments and are THE Windhoek High Court case learned that four policemen have been financial straits. basis of discussions aimed at a bilat­ having difficulty paying for thdr concerning the murder of police arrested in connection with Khama' s Namibia's Attorney-General, Har­ eral agreement between the two children's education." Sergeant Edward Khama from Ka­ death, including a warrant officer. mut Ruppel, ~aid yesterday the mat­ governments. But the magistrate's In cases of .extreme hardship the tima Mulilo could take a dramatic According to information supplied ter was "of great concern'" to the office, which is holding the fort against women are referred to the Social tum with the news this.week that four to The Namibian, the four are being . government. a stream of complaints from anguished Welfare department, but ·until there policemen have been arrested in held at Rundu. "It has cut the lifeline for many women, is more cautious. is recourse to proper legal channels - connection with his killing. The sudden arrest of the four po- young children in this country and .. Some men are perfectly willing . which according to Armstrong will Khama was shot dead last Decem­ we are trying to sort it out as quickly to sign a form accepting paternity probably take two or three months - ber by an unknown gunman, and two CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 as possible," he said. and agreeing to an alimony figure. the women have no case. men already face murder charges arising from his death. On Tuesday the trial of Damanian Tonchi and Sadrick Mwilima, who were arrested after the incident, was President's men come under fire postponed to August. Mwilima is a returnee and during MONDAY, May 21, will be D-day ing the composition and conduct of the issue which has been questioned ity?" . his incarceration in December, the for the air to be cleared over the the security guards and the Ministry by many Nanubians through the press. "Are the drivers of the vehicles two instituted civilian claims arising Presidential motorcade and security under which they and those manning In his notice, Staby asked whether comprising the President's motor­ from allegations of torture by the guards. the motorcade resort. all the President's personnel were cade in possession of drivers' li- police. Two notices of questions were yes­ Hans-Eric Staby (DTA) and Justus Namibian citizens and "if not, why The Namibian yesterday reliably terday tabled in Parliament concern- Garoeb (UDF) tabled questions on are aliens employed in that capac- CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

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MOSCOW. US Secretary of State J ames Baker, preparing for crucial talks with Soviet leaders, said the situation In the Baltic republics was "not encouraging". MOSCOW· The Communist Party newspaper Pravda said Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev had fallen outoffavour with the people because his reforms had not Improved their lives fast enough. BERGEN, Norway. Environment ministers from 34 Industrial states finally agreed on a declaration on fighting pollution but were accused by activists of seUlng out to the United States. GENEVA· The Soviet Union, stepping up Its drive to Integrate Into the world economy, took a seat as an observer at GATT for the nrst time since the 96. nation trade forum convened more than four decades ago. W-ASHINGTON· The US presidential commission studying the bombing of Pan American Flight 103 over Lockerble, Scotland, has urged .the use of military force against terrorists and sharply criticised US aviation security. EAST BERllN • East Germany Is asking Syria to extradite suspected Nazi war CLiCRY-SOUS-BOIS, France, May 14 - A man cries after.vandals desecrated his family's grave and criminal Alols Brunner, accused of deporting thousands of Jews to death camps, 31 others in the Jewish section of a cemetery in the Paris suburbs at Clichy-sous-Bois on Sunday night, the East German Foreign Ministry said. May 13. Gravestones were daubed with red swastikas. The incident follows the attack on a Jewish BRUSSELS • The European Community will re-examine its antl.apartheld cemetery at Carpentras in the south of France last week when 34 graves were damaged and a corpse policy at a meeting In Dublin next month, Irish Foreign Minister Gerard Collins impaled on an umbrella. - AFP PROTO said after meeting South African President F W de Klerk. CAIRO· The Soviet Union has called on the United States to open Its doors to Soviet Jews to prevent them settling In Israell.occupled territories, the omclal Egyptian Middle East News Agency reported. BELGRADE · Political splits widened In deeply divided Yugoslavia after a leading Croatian politician accused the country's new president of threatening Ivory Coast soldiers h Is rep ub IIc. ABIDJAN. Ivory Coast's main airport was closed and soldiers guarded key In· stallatlons as hundreds of army recruits demanding a pay rise careered through the city In commandeered cars, taxis and military vehicles. PAPEETE· President Francois Mitterrand urged French Polynesia to over­ take over airport come the legacy of colonialism and was greeted by separatist protesters In mourning robes as he began an official visit. ABIDJAN - Soldiers occupied the control tower of Ivory Coast's main airport in Abidjan on SANTO DOMINGO· Two octogenarian poets are neck and neck In the I~ lap Wednesday, a diplomat said. The airport was in chaos for about an hour but remained open, he said. of their race for the presidency of the Dominican Republic. NEW YORK· A haunting blue portrait by Vincent Van Gogh of his doctor The diplomat said it was unclear On that occasion they took up posi­ the city centre but did not enter the stunned the art market by selUng for 82,5 million dollars at a Christie's auction, whether the troops had been sent by the tions outside the state radio building in building, witnesses said. smashing the world record for the sale ofa painting by almost 30 million dollars. government. KAMPALA· Five hundred Ugandan rebels surrendered last week In the eastern There was some shooting at the air­ town of Sorotl following a government offensive In the area, a local official said. port, the diplomat said, but there were Tom Aplla told parliament that the Uganda People's Army rebels gave them· no immediate reports of casualties. selves up on Saturday. Hundreds of soldiers were seen march­ BRUSSELS· Soutb African President F W de K1erk arrived In Belgium, the ing from the presidency in the city fourth stage of an 18.day tour to win support for his apartheid reform plans and centre towards the main army head­ a reduction In European Community sanctions. quarters, the diplomat said. A GROUP of eight people, introduced general secretary, the Reverend Frank NAIROBI· A Belgian tourist reported missing In April has been found dead near Soldiers reportedly commandeered at a press conference on Wednesday as Chikane, who allegedly visited the Mount Kenya, a Belgian embassy official In Nairobi said. ·taxis and diplomatic-licenced cars in the "Mkata Shinga Group" of ANC ANC's Dakawa prison camp last year. ANTANANARIVO· Madagascar's President Didier Ratslraka has dismissed this city of two million people which dissidents, claimed they had all been There was no response; and criticism of his government's handling of a coup attempt last Sunday in which since February has been rocked by the imprisoned and harshly treated in the - the ANC's chief of staff, Chris six people died and 44 were Injured. most severe protests since independ­ African National Congress's Quatro Hani, organised a firing squad which MONROVIA· US Army jeeps raced to the Liberian port of Buchanan this week ence from France in 1960. prison camp in Angola. resulted in seven deaths after a mutiny carrying senior cabinet ministers, military top-brass and a US adviser to check The conservative government of 84- Apparent leader of the group, Rod­ at the ANC's Pango prison camp, also on the advance of antl.government rebels, witnesses said. year-old President Felix Houphouet­ ney Mueze Twala, formerly of Evaton in Angola. Boigny was forced to scrap an austerity in the Transvaal, who said he left South Twala and his group were all re­ programme that would have cut wages Africa in 1975 to undergo military leased from custody under Section 29 for some public workers by as much as training in the Soviet Union and An­ of the Internal Security Act on Tuesday CONFIDENT SAVIMBI SAYS 17 per cent to cope with the economic gola, alleged that: night after being detained at Jan Smuts slump caused by low world prices for - During 1979 and 1980 ANC mem­ airport on April 24. UNITA READY FOR PEACE cocoa, the country's main export. bers were sent to fight in Rhodesia The group skirted around questions Houphouet-Boigny, who has ruled against Ian Smith's government as well and at times spoke angrily at sugges­ JOHANNESBURG - Some of the heaviest fighting since 1976 has resulted.in ~LA the nation single-handedly since inde­ as current President Robert Mugabe's tions that their claims would be dis­ troops being dealt a decisive blow at the Lomba river, in south-east Angola, Unita pendence, also agreed for the first time Zanla forces on the side of Joshua credited because they were linked to leader Jonas Savimbi told newsmen at the battlefront. to allow opposition political parties. At Nkomo's forces; the Reverend Env·angel Malamb, who SABC's Africa desk quoted Savimbi as saying the government troops had been least five have so far filed papers to be - later ANC members were sent to introduced the dissidents and is himself driven back 160km. legalised. On Monday hundreds of dis­ fight against Unita forces in Angola; said to be widely discredited. Speaking at a news conference at Mavinga, Savimbi said the MPLA 's plan to cut gruntled army conscripts took to the - hundreds of people were tortured "We are not aligning ourselves with his movement's logistical links had failed with the Lomba river defeat. streets of Abidjan in an unprecedented and/or killed in various ANC prison any organisation. (Malam b) came to us He described the fighting, which had been raging in the area since December, as protest over pay and conditions but camps; to give us assistance. We'll accept any the heaviest since 1976. agreed to return to their barracks after . - he and his group tried to elicit the assistance - we'd just like to go back to Uoita says 139 government troops were killed in the most recent battle on the sixth promises from Houphouet-Boigny. help of the SA Council of Churches', our homes," Twala said. and seventh of this month, and 34 troops were taken prisoner. More than 90 military vehicles had been destroyed. BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Savimbi said he expected the talks between Unita and the Angolan government r------....;;...., to begin within a few weeks. Uoita was ready to sign a peace agreement immedi­ ....------..,71115 MNlI&I5MflfT Wi!JHc!J 7TJ fJlJIIJ5XiffTc lmar fKtl11 ately. 7IIfi EN{J{£55 1181/5£ HMP£17 IIf'ON 1/ f'IItmCIJtIIK W5MmC!1 COMI'/WY I7AILY IN 71115 5f'KIf... --AJe;!:::;....~~/ SACHS SPEAKS OUT ON ANC AND GAY RIGHTS

CAPE TOWN· Individuals and organisations who felt their rights could be adversely affected In the "new South Africa" were free to submit their propos· als for their protection to the African National Congress's legal and constltu. B tlonal affairs department, said ANC legal expert Albie Sachs. A He was speaking at a press conference of the Organisation of Lesbian and Gay T Activists (Olga) In Mowbray near Cape Town on Monday night. M Formed In 1987, the organisation alms at opposing all forms of oppression A against lesbians and gays. N Sachs said the time had arrived for the question of lesbians and gays to be A N addressed. D Olga, a United Democratic Front affiliate, said In a statement It believed It was R desirable lesbian and gay rights be given explicit expression. o "It was felt an explicit approach was the only.,ay to guarantee adequate B protection In the face of the possibility of homophobic Individual judicial I ottlcers," said the statement. N THi: NAMIBIAN Thursday May 17 1990 3 * Pension row Sit-down nearly turns into walk-out

A LONG-simmering dispute between opera~ed the railways and harbours The pensions of Namibians were of trustees and a decision was ex­ employees of TransNamib and man­ in Namibia. MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE transferred from the SAR pension pected within the next two weeks. agement over the company's pen­ When TransNamib took over from ftmd to the TransNamib pension ftmd Comadie added that although sion fund almost erupted into a full­ South African Railways, workers At one meeting with employees administered by Sanlam. TransNamib would try and meet scale strike last week. demanded that as TransNamib is a Kallie Jacobs of TransNamib alleg­ The TransNamib pension fund is _workers' demands he personally felt Senior TransNamib officials held new and separate company their edly told workers that they must ask managed by a group of trustees who .it would be a mistake for them to urgent talks with workers last Wed­ pension money should be paid out to Natau and the government about their also have to comply with certain . withdraw their money from the pen­ nesday and Thursday in an effort to them. pensions. provisions in the Natiopal Transpor­ sion fund. He warned that the bene­ avert a walk-out. Employees are particularly angry Matsi said the pension question tationAct. fits ' of withdrawing would be very The corporation's personnel man­ because they believe that many of the was the direct responsibility of Comadie said TransNamib man­ short-term because they would only ager, Louis Comadie, said what had corporation's white employees ten­ TransNamib and it was up to them to aging director Francois Uys did not receive their own contributions plus occurred was not a strike but just a dered false resignations so that they explain why the workers could not have the power to decide to give the four per cent interest. "sit-down" with workers to discuss could receive large cash payments. have their money. workers their money back. "They will just spend the little bit the pension issue. These workers then allegedly only He accused the corporation of using He was not even sure whether of money they are given and then' Long-time employees of the cor­ left for South Africa briefly but re­ the union to do their dirty work in Sanlam or the board of trustees had have nothing left for their retire­ poration have been demanding that turned to work for TransNamib after order to create confrontation between the power to make this decision. ment," he said. money they paid into a pension fund having been paid their money. workers and the government. Possibly .this was a decision that For the same reason he thought it prior to the creation of TransNamib General secretary of the Namibian Comadie explained that when ,could only be taken by the govern­ was very unlikely that white workers should be returned to them. Transport and Allied Union Willie TransNamib was created a special ment in terms of the N ationa! Trans­ would withdraw their money from The money in dispute was paid Matsi last week also criticised the act was passed in the South African portation Act. the pension fund only to have to start into the pension fund of South Afri­ manner in which TransNamib has parliament to provide for Namibian Five workers had, however, been building their pensions from scratch can Railways (SAR) while SAR still handled the whole matter. workers. nominated to negotiate with the board again.

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licemen came in the wake of revelations by a key witness in the trial, Dominic Leseli, also a policeman. Leseli was with Khama when the unknown.intruder(s) appeared at the house and shot the police sergeant. Katima Mulilo police station commander Chief Inspector Halloway yester­ day confirmed the arrest, but would not give details. Instead, he referred this reporter to Brigadier Siggi Eimbeck in Windhoek. ' Brigadier Eimbeck said he was not aware of the arrests and promised he would make enquiries. On the night of his death last year, Sergeant Khama went to answer a knock on his door and was shot in a hail of automatic rifle bullets. He died instantly. Police later picked up a number of empty AK-47rifle cartridges in front of the house. The four policemen arrested in connection with the case have been named as Warrant Officer Raphael Siyunda, Jacobs Mbeha, John Simasiku and another known only as Kwenani - all based at Katima Mulilo. An official from the Legal Assistance Centre, which is representing Tonchi ! and Mwilima, said yesterday he had also heard of the arrest.

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FARM labourers in the Grootfontein his employee had received food worth district are flooding the Swapo of­ RAJAH MUNAMAVA R60 for which he had to pay. fices in the town with complaints Malagia Soroseb, a labourer on the ranging from non-payment of wages Grootfontein hospital. He was later farm Leetawen - the property of C M Senior Sewage Plant to claims for compensation for those transferred to Windhoek. After being Opperman, fell from a moving trac­ injured during working hours. discharged, Tobias travelled back to tor which was drawing a trailer. He Operator From what could be established Grootfontein and made contact with sustained serious injuries to his head yesterday, workers would rather not Raas. Because of a long wait for and one arm. The incident took place Rossing provides accommodation for many of its employees in the tow,l report grievances to the police who compensation, he approached the last year. of Arandis. Part of the company's responsibility is maintaining and op­ are generally perceived as having a Swapo offices at Grootfontein for He spent two months in hospital history of collaboration with the border help. after which he reported back to his erating the town's sewage plant. farmers. The office contacted Raas who work place. Soroseb was turned away We are looking for a senior sewage plant operator who will be in overall Instead, they are finding a sympa­ said he could not be held responsible and has not received any money from thetic ear at the Swapo offices. for the incident and that the em­ his former boss either. charge of the plant. Day to day duties will include monitoring the running One of the serious cases reported ployee had himself to blame. . Eight workers from the farm of the plant, inspection of pumps and ether rotating equipment, mino r so far is that of Tobias Simson who , It was explained to him that even if Weezveld near Grootfontein also equipment repairs and keeping a daily report. says he was employed in March by a it was so, the man was injured in the reported they had been dismissed Mr Raas as a truck driver. course ofhis work and was entitled to without pay last week. They claimed The successful candidate will have a qualification in water pu rification On April 4, he and Raas were on some ·compensation. 'The: farmer they had worked for their boss, a management or similar with at least 2 years experi.ence. their way to work in one of the trucks agreed. Raas fixed compensation at Siegfried Peetz, for 1:hree months when they were involved in an acci­ two months' pay. Tobias earns R280 without pay. . ' We offer a competitive salary with excellent fringe benefits which deiIt. Raas wa;'driving on that day. a month. What is not clear, however, A Swapo Clfficial at Grootfon.tein include: • Assistance with relocation· H~using . 34 Calendar days leave The tro.ck pulled up at a gate and is whether the man will be employed said this 'week they had been inun­ Tobias was ordered to open it. After again. .. dated with reque§ts .from farmwork­ per annum· Free accident and health cover· Excellent pension and closing the gate ' agllin, Tobias was Anotherfaim labourerin.the area, ers for help. . medical aid sChemes· Free transp~rt to a~ d fro m work. told to get in the back'mstead of the Petrus Kasartga, allegeqihat his The issue of farm labourers re­ front seat where he previously sat. employer, a Mr Brits, pointed a gun cently shot intothe.limelight after Before he could climb on as ordered, at him when he asked. for his pay Agriculture Minister Gert Hanekom Raas drove off and one of the front which was long overdue. Kasanga said the government would not insti­ wheels ran over one of his feet. fled from the farm fearing for his life tute minimum wages for farmwork­ He fell and the truck's rear wheels and approached the Swapo office for ers. ran over his legs, above the knees, help. An Epikuro resident subsequently breaking one of his legs. Raas then The farmer agreed to pay Kasanga took the Minister to task on the issue, drove away while the labourer lay after the Swapo office intervened but saying farmworkers were pathetically writhing in pain. refused to give him his full R80 pay underpaid and that their conditions Raas later arrived in another ve­ packet. Instead, Kasanga was given needed to be investigated and ad­ hicle and transported the man to the only R20 as the farmer maintained dressed. 4 Thursday May 17 1990 THE NAMIBIAN R al fig t fo healt 17hS8: Programme Schedule informal inquiry and she asks TS and 18hOO: Chijdren's Bible Amy to help her. 18hOS: Laurel and Hardy 19h28: Tienerfokus Animated cartoon series about the 'n NBC-program waarin tieners hul hilarious routines of Stan Laurel and menings lug oor aktuele aangeleen­ has 'only just begun' Oliver Hardy. the~. 18h13: Educational 20hOO: NuuslWeerberig Programmes 20h30: F .A. Cup Final Replay THE struggle for an adequate Namibian health system had only just begun, Health Minister Dr Nicky "A Map for Meep" 22h30: Nuus Iyambo told the 43rd World Health Assembly in Geneva this week. "Effective Writing 22h40: Onassis - The Richest Iyambo stressed that while Namibia He also said urgent needs with re­ tion of a single national primary health Skills" Man in the World was now technically independent, true gard to human resources had been iden­ care system". preferring instead to 18h42: World of Guinness (Final) freedom for its people would only tified in Namibia. For the next two concentrate resources on "highly inap­ Rejecting Callas, Ari marries the come when the legacy of colonial years big efforts would be made to train propriate facilities for the exclusive use Records of the white minority", Iyambo said, tragedy-haunted former First Lady. apartheid had been properly shaken and stabilize skilled manpower re­ The biggest, the wildest, the most sources for the Ministry, probably with This had led- to sweeping epidemics After a while, feeling that he married off. incredible 'people, facts and feats, Health provision was an area which the aid of seconded technic.al experts of diarrhoeal diseases, malaria, respira­ the wrong woman, Ari renews his based on the Ouinness Book of World had suffered badly under the South from abroad. Aids control had been tory and communicable diseases romance with Maria Callas. His only Records. African policy of fragmenting admini­ earmarked for urgent attention, along among children. It had also created 19h04: T and T son is killed in an airplane crash. strations along racial and tribal lines. with the development and implementa­ overcrowding and unhygienic condi­ "A natural death" Devastated his business falls apart The restructuring of the health care tion of a Namibian blood transfusion tions, a lack of safe drinking water, and his own health is shattered. A nurse fell asleep on duty and a system would be one of his Ministry's service. Safe water and sanitation also high incidences of tuberculosis, wide­ patient nearly died. She is facing an 23h29: Epilogue top priorities in the coming months, needed developing in rural areas and a spread poverty, high infant mortality said Iyambo. Another area to receive community-based rehabilitation and poor housing. urgent attention would be primary scheme would need careful considera­ Iyambo urged World Health Organ­ health care. There would be a major re­ tion to satisfy the needs of all con­ isation (WHO) member states to con­ NEW IN BRIEF. .. NEWS IN BRIEF. ... allocation of resources to neglected ru­ cerned. Namibia's main tasks in health sider Namibia's priority needs sympa­ ral regions and a heavy emphasis on care would be involved with undoing thetically, particularly when the indi­ training extra health workers, the Min­ harm done to its people by years of vidual health projects are submitted to ister continued. insensitive and deliberately unequal the Donor Pledging Conference for The Irish, condoms and the Virgin government. Namibia in New York in June, The The South African administration World Health Assembly ends tomor­ Megastore WHO 'to help •'had totally neglected the implementa- row. DUBLIN - A court on Tuesday fined the Irish Family Planning Association 750 dollars for selling a packet of condoms in a Dublin GENEVA - The World Health Organsiation on Tuesday pledged record store. Under Irish law, condoms can be sold only at pbarm~ family planning clinics and other health outlets. A police officer to help Namibia restructure its health and social services to meet testified in the Dublin district court that he saw a packet ofcondoms the needs of its entire population sold on January 8 at the .Family Planning Association's safe sex rather than those of its white mi­ information counter in Dublin's Virgin Megastore. - Sapa-AP nority. At an annual assembly, the organ­ isation passed a resolution asking Snakes alive! Turning wine glasses director-generailDroshi Nakajima into reptiles to provide all possible assistance to Namibia. Health Minister Nicky Iyambo JOHANl'iESBURG - A Johannesburg postal official got the surprise told reporters that as a result of of his life recently when he opened a parcel labelled "wine glasses" past apartheid policies, Namibia and instead found it contained 16 wriggling, poisonous snakes. had an infant mortality r ate of 103 The official was called in after an alert post office.worker noticed per 1 000, rampant malaria and the parcel was falling apart and did not have the usual glassy clink. diarrhoea and a high incidence of He put his hand into the box only to find it contained 16 snakes, tuberculosis. Sixty-two cases ofbubonlc plague among them puffadders, Ca~ cobras, a coral snake and house snakes, all being sent to the Netherlands from some unidentified were recorded last year - one of the last countries on earth where the postal address in South Africa. The snakes are now in quarantine ancient scourge still existed - and while the post office tries to trace the sender. - Sapa the number of Aids cases shot up to 232 in March this year, he added. - Sapa-Reuter

VACANCY Occupational Health Nurse Situated in the northern industrial area the South West Breweries Ltd is looking for an INDIA-BOUND - Members of Katima Mulilo's Chikokoshi Dance occupational health nurse to start as soon as possible. Troupe who form part of the first Namibian cultural delegation This person will function within an established framework set down by the company policy and which leaves for India tomorrow to take part in Africa Day a specified job description. Room for development on a personal and professional level is celebrations. The group performed at a reception held by the provided. Indian High Commission at Windhoek's Kalahari Sands Hotel on Tuesday night (see story in tomorrow's paper). JOB REOUIREMENTS; * Registered nurse * Current registration with the SANC and the Nursing Association of Namibia * Community health qualifications are a recommendation JOB CONTENT; Your duties will entail the running of a small occupational health clinic under the guidance of a doctor. We are looking for a dependable, warm and adaptable person that has the ability to work with people at all levels of the organisation. . Futhermore, if you are between the ages of 2S and 3S and enjoy working in a structured working environment this may be the ideal position for you. In return we offer the follwing: * the possibility of working fixed office hours * an attractive salary * large company benefits Send your written applications to; The Recruitment Officer Human Resource Department South West Breweries Ltd PO Box 206 WINDHOEK 9000 or telephone P von Kuehne (061) 6-2915 THE NAMIBIAN Thursday May 1990 5 The President's party

PRIME Minister Hage Geingob yesterday gave notice in the National Assem­ bly that he would table a bill empowering the President to establish new government departments and other administrative divisions. The bill would also give the President the power to assign the administration of certain laws to·the Prime Minister or any other minister. It will also provide for the temporary perfonnance of the Prime Minister's or a minister's functions by another minister and provide for other incidental matters.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

The Prime Minister also gave notice that he would introduce a bill providing for the establishment of a Public Service Commission in tenns of chapter 13 of the constitution. The bill would detennine the powers, functions, duties, tenure, remuneration and other conditions of service of members of the commission. In addition it will provide for their removal from office, vacancies and the exercise, perfonnance or delegation of the powers of the commission.

REGIONAL REPRESENTAT1VES

Minister of Local Government and Housing Dr Libertine Amathila gave notice of a bill to provide for the appointment of special advisers to the Cabinet or ministers. The bill would further provide for the appointment of regional representatives, the powers and duties of such persons and other matters related to this.

GOVERNMENT PENSIONS

Minister of Finance Dr Otto Herrigel infonned the Speaker that he would be introducing a bill to amend the pension matters of the Government Institutions Proclamation 1989. The amendment would remove the right of people to invest their accrued pension benefits in the retirement annuity funds of life insurance companies.

TERRITORIAL IMPERATIVES

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Gert Hanekom will introduce a bill to detennine and define the territorial waters, internal waters, exclusive eco­ nomic zone and continental shelf of Namibia. Opposition concerned about law and order

THE SECURITY situation prevailing in the north and the country in general is also a source of concern to opposition members in Parliament judging from notices of motions they handed in yesterday. In his notice of motion, NPF leader Moses Katjiuongua expressed concern about the deteriorating security situation and the inability of the police to perfonn their function of maintaining law and order. He also said the police were not able to "comment independently ori their work". Katjioungua requested the Prime Minister to report to Parliament on measures the government intended taking to "allay fears, eliminate the conditions that give rise to all sorts of crime and to ensure the safety of all and the maintenance of law and order". - His request was echoed by the UDF's Eric Biwa who asked the Minister of Home Affairs to infonn the house about the security situation in the north. Katjiuongua also requested the Minister of Foreign Affairs to spell out government policy towards' 'major regional and world problems" which are relevant to the national interest. He argued that Namibia's foreign policy was "vague". The NPF man said it resembled more of an "imitation" of other countries' foreign policies. In another of his stream of motions, Katjiuongua urged the government to heed the land question. He said the government, under the direct auspices of the President, should set up a "national conference on the land question and land ON Tuesday night Namibian refonn" to decide on the issue. President Sam Nujoma hosted an official function at State House. The state function was attended by business people, politicians, Not a French Mercedes! In the Magistrate's Court forthe district of Windhoek held journalists and many more. at Windhoek Case No: 1854/990 THE French Ambassador in Namibia has pointed out that it was not his Top: A bashful NPF leader Moses Katjiuongua (left) and President In the matter between: vehicle which was involved in an accident outside State House on Tuesday Lorentz & Bone Plaintiff night as reported in The Namibian. Nujoma share a lighter moment away from their official duties. and The Ambassador also said he drove a French vehicle - a Renault 25 - and Ben Swartz Defendant not a Mercedes, and pointed out the French tricolour of blue, white and red, was in vertical bands. (The flag on the Mercedes in question was the Centre: Editor of the Windhoek 1----- NOTICE OF SALE OF EXECUTION ----I same colours, but in horizontal bands). Observer Hannes Smith and Mines We regret the error. and Energy Minister Andimba Court for the District of WINDHOEK, given on 9th April 1990 Toivo ya Toivo. in the abovementioned case,ajudicial sale by public auction In the background is the DTA's will be held of the following, on 26th May 1990 at 10hOO at Andrew Matjila. the premises of the Messenger of the Court, 55 Goethe Street, WINDHOEK. Below: Peter Damaseb (left), Permanent Secretary to the Prime 1 Defy Fridge - R375,OO Minister and Eddie Amkongo, Conditions of sale: Permanent Secretary in the 1. The sale will be held without reserve and the goods will be sold President's office, chat with Riaan to the highest bidder. Zelle of the government's 2. The goods will be sold "voetstoots". information department and the 3. Payment shall be made in cash or by bank guaranteed cheque NBC's Michaela Schroeter. All photographs by John Wale~ga. DATED AT WINDHOEK THIS 14TH O~MAY 1990 6 Thursday May 17 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

SIX weD-known business people recently took part in the latest of the ongoing series of Rossing Con­ servation Trails. This trail was held in Damaraland and the Skeleton Coast. The six participants gained first-hand experience of the con­ servation and tourism potential of the area as well as problems en­ countered by local farmers who have to farm in competition with game. Rossing regularly takes "target groups", such as headmasters, teachers, business people and school­ A NEW council charged with the children on trails to various wilder­ responsibility of determining and ness areas in Damaraland, the Namib implementing policy on Namibia's and the Waterberg. The aim is to national monuments, is being set-up foster a genuine appreciation for under the auspices of the Ministry the environment among as many for Education, Culture, Youth and community leaders as possible. Sport. Seen in the photograph are, from According to a statement made left: Pieter Mostert of Rossing who this week, the Ministry wants to ensure led the trail, Mike Hill, Manfred the council will be "truly represen­ Bottger, H H Schultz, Doug Reiss­ tative of the people" and that its ner, Al~ie Bruckner and Ady Giljam. decisions are "in unison with the wishes of the people". Therefore it invites the public to submit nominta­ tions to the council, to be considered by Minister Nahas Angula. The nominations, together with a short curriculum vitae indicating the nominee's interests, background, experience and other qualifications for appointment, should reach Dep­ uty Minister Buddy Wentworth, Pri-: vate Bag 13186, Windhoek, by 31 REr4ILEX NAMIBIA "1~ May. There will be at least eight mem­ . N4MIBI~' 90 . .;). bers of the council - a chairperson and a representative from each of the districts which the government is in •••••• • the process of establishing. They will be entitled to subsidies, transport and related allowances as determined by Angula. According to the Ministry, the list of Namibia's national monuments reflects the three spheres of cultural preservation: prehistoric rock art, geological phenomena and buildings. With regard to buildings, the Min­ istry points out that in the past there has been an over-concentration on --- NAMIBIA'S FIRST EVER RETAIL TRADE the German colonial era. "Although these momentoes will remain", ac­ SHOW FOR ALL RETAILERS cording to the statement, "one of the chief resprostbilities of the new couocil will be to ensure that the names of YOUR 3 DAY SHOPWINDOW TO THE RATAIL TRADE - ALL UNDER ONE ROOF those people, places and events most FACE TO FACE - PERSON TO PERSON closely associated with the ultimate attainment of independence, be justly honoured." /' RETAILEX 90 NAMIBIA PRODUCT CATEGORIES WILL CATER FOR: • Fast moving consumer goods • Pharmacies • Hardware, tools & cleaning chemicals CONT. FROM PAGE 1 Boutiques Housewares and kitchenware cences legally valid in the Republic r • • Independent retailers • Appliances ' of Namibia?" Staby asked. • Computer technC?logy and office equipment The DTA man also raised the ques­ • Cash and carries • tion of firearms in possession of the Wholesalers • Food, liquor and beverages motorcade and security persoooel. • Hotels Textiles, e10ting and footwear "Which authority is responsible for • • the issue and control of such fire­ Restaurant~ • Jewellery and sunglasses arms?" he asked. • Cafes Fashion accessories The opposition member also que­ • • Baby products ried the existence of "written rules, • Toy shops • directions, orders, regulations or codes • Stationery shops • Point of sale equipment of conduct concerning" the motor­ Clothing stores Gifts and novelties cade. If no rules existed, when did • • Toys and stationery the Minister concerned intend to draft Hardware/DIY stores • and publish such rules, he wanted to • Appliance outlets Audio, video and cameras know. • • The "reckless behaviour" of the Computer outlets cycles and nccessories • • drivers and the security personnel, • Audio outlets • Glassware , crockery, cutlery Staby said, was a serious blow to the Jewellers Haberdashery dignity and status of the President. • • Luggage and accessories Garoeb's questions were concerned • Departmental stores • more with the security and safety of • Textile outlets • .Printing Katutura inhabitants, and he directed C\~~5 Investment protection and advice his questions to Home Affairs Minis­ • Retail advice ter Lukas Pohamba. \JJ S?€ 1\\f. • He asked whether the Minister was C 5\\0 fO~ Household ornaments aware of the shooting and interroga­ • Carpets and rugs tion of a Katutura resident by secu­ ~1~S1l fff.~f.Uf 1\\f. • rity guards at the President's resi­ f~ f.0 ~O • Communication equipment dence in the township. ~\~ ~UW'~O\1J ON~'l T oiletery and cosmetics Garoeb also expressed concern over • Outdoor products the "excessive speeds" at which the 'U 5\\0 • motorcade moves. " Can the Honour­ AND MUCH MORE! able Minister give a categoric assUr­ • ance to the public in general and the YOUR SUPPORT WILL ENSURE THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF RETAILEX 90 residents of Katutura in particular that the Presidential guard have good NAMIBIA WHICH WILL BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL TRADE reasons t<\pehave in the manner they FAIR, BRINGING THE WORLD TO YOUR DOORSTEP ' do, and that these incidents are being .... investigated?" he asked. THE NAMIBIAN Thursday May 19.90 7 -

OV AKALIMO vahapu vomomukunda okuliufa komatokolo omhangu yopom­ Ondjondjo popepi nmuno bada. moshitukulwa shaNdonga, ova holola " Onghenda unene ngeenge mboli elimbililo lavo koshifo eshi Olyelye hanomwene ~lel o loshilongo shetu nalo otaIi omolwoshipopiwa sha pitile moRadio kukutike omutwe walo la fa vaIi Hans melaka loshi-Wambo, momafiku 8 Diergaardt 00 ta anye oReho1;loth i kale May ndele tashi endululwa vaIi moma­ oshitukulwa shaNamibia nokwa dina fiku 12 omwedi tuu ou. Oshipopiwa nokuli etokolo lomhangu yopombada eshi, pahokololo lovakalimo ovo inava wOndjondjo? omo a lombwelelwe a: fiye po eem­ hala omadina a tumbulwe manga ova belewa depangelo laRehoboth;" osho holola kutya vo ova limbililwa shaashi Nantinda a holola eudonai laye. omwa tumbulwa kutya vati omusha­ " Ngeenge etokolo lomhangu mane James Mbundu oye mwene yopombada itali diininwa nokuIiufwa wom ukunda Ondjondjo. Pashiivo lavo KU TYAPPA NAMUTEWA kulo, arne ongomultalimo Omunamibia mwene womukunda wOndjondjo oye ohandi ka katuka natango eenghatu omushamane Johannes Nantinda. etokolo 010 la ningililwe omushamane washl osha hala okutya omushamane omaudjuu avo. Oshifo eshi okwa Ii sha dokomesho okudi ningila keshe 00 ta Oonakunyenyeta ova hokolola Nantinda kombangu yoshilongo shaN­ Nantind a okuna okushunifilwa monafana pangodi nomushamane kendabala okukufa nge oufemba' kutya vo ova udile ngaho shiH kutya donga pOnamungundo momaftku 14, omukunda waye okudja tuu keftku 010 Nantinda keumbo laye kOluno opo a wange". Natango tuu omushamane vati omushamane Nantinda omukunda 15 no 16 April 1988, ka la Ii pauyuuki eshi etokolo la ekelwashi, hanD okudja yelife kutya oshinima oshl Ii ngaheIipi. Nantinda okwa holola onghumwe yaye okwe ukufwa omolwoikolokosha ya Ii onghee ola ekelwashi komhangu 11 August 19889. Ovakalimo ova Omushamane Nantinda okwa kombinga yoshinima osho, shaashi ye pokati kaye nomushamane Peter Kal­ yopombada yaWindhoek. holola kutya oshipopiwa oshe va lim­ lombwela oshifo eshi kutya naye vati oku na eshlivo kutya Mbundu oku angula, ashike nee okwa kundanwa Eshi otashi ti ngeenge etokolo bilika shaashi kaye shii vaIi kutya ove oshipopiwa shomoRadio okwe shi uda na omukunda waye u li popepi nale muAugust wodula ya dja ko kutya Iomhangu yokOnamungundo oia ekeI- na okuyuka kulyelye ngeenge ve na nokwa ninga nale nokuIi ekwatafano nOshifukwa moushilo wOndonga. noshikondo shomalelo opondodo " Hano Mbundu ota kala nomikurtda onhivaIi koWindhoek. Omushamane ngapi? osho a pula natango nonghu­ Nantinda naye okwa holola onghu­ mwe. Ondi wete Mbundu okwa fa ta Eigidho lyomupresidende lya mwe yaye kombinga yoshipopiwa ningwa' oshiyeele kovanhu ovo inava osho, shaashi ye vati etokolo hala okufunaneka efmamhango loshi­ lomhangu yopombada okwe Ii yandja longo 010 tali ufa omunhu keshe a funa­ Ii li pamushangwa kuhamushanga nekelwe oufemba waye". omukulunhu wElelo loshilongo shaN­ Natango opo oshifo eshi shi mone yamukulwa mOshakati donga, omushamane Johannes ouyelele we lixwapo, okwa li vali sha Amakali, opo e li ftkife momake kwatafana nomushamane Frims ELOMBWELO IyOmupresidende ngaashl Okahao nOtsandi na osha adha mboka taya zi muushimba nakulwe ohamba. Viljoen, 00 e Ii omukulunhuwiliki gwOrepublika ya Namibia Omusa­ natango kwa udha aavu taya ehama kwiili. - "Ondi udite elelo losbilongo sbOn­ moshikondo shewiliko lomapangelo. mane Sam Nujoma kutya Oshlpangelo unene. Oomatrona nAaapngi yaahoka Oomatrona mlipangelo yokUuningin­ donga ola fa la dina etokolo Iombangu Omushamane Viljoen okwa koleka shEpangelo sha Shakati na shi tume oya taamba ko yakwawo nawa na oya ino otya indile kutya Aaniihauto aak­ yopombada, 010 ihali dulu kutya omushamane Nantinda okwe mu Oondohotola naapangi kIipangelo kala manga taye ya Iombwele nkene ye washigwana ta mekeni nokukwathela okutaulukwa, onghee onda tokola opo shiiviftla oshinima osho. mbyoka yi Ii pondje ya Shakati hoka ku na okuka tameka okulonga na openi iiyenditho opo yi kwathele mpoka sha ndi sbiivife ovakulunhu ovo tava wi­ Viljoen okwa nyolela nale nokuli na Omukithi tagu hepeke, olya unene momikunda. Omatolona pumbiwa ngaashi sha indilwa like omalelo aa (ngaashi laNdonga na­ Elenga lakula, mwene woshikandjo, yamukulwa ongula yohela sho oosi­ yomOshlpangelo sha Kahao meme kOmupresidende gwetu. makwao. ..) osbinima eshi,"osho omo mu na Ondjondjo, omushamane pana dhi Ii omulongo nambali Namwenyo Haipinge okwa lombwele Otaya indile wo kutya aapangi oye na omushamane Nantinda a popya. Fillemon Shilongo, omo e mu dhaapangi dha tumwa meendelelo ya oshifo shika kutya yo oya kala ngaa okuyakullr aavu ayehe shi thike pamwe Okwa holola yo kutya opa fa pe na lombwela kutya omushamane ye kiipangelo yopondye kOmukuluntu nonale haya yi momakuti momikunda haku tala komagumbo nenge kaak­ ovanhu vamwe ovo tava tu natango Nantinda oku na okushunifilwa gwOshipangelo sha Shakati Meme kaavu na oya dhlmbulula mo uudhigu wanezimo oyo u yakule tango omanga elelo Ioshilongo omaminimini opo li omukunda waye, shaashi omhangu Taati Ithindi. Ongula yohela manga mbuka kutya aakwashigwana yamwe gwamukweni ta si. he mu tambule vaIi moumwene yopombada oya mona kutya ke na ohetatu inayi dhenga, aapangi moka mboka taya -ehama kaye na iikulya Aapolisi ya Untag mboka ya thikama womukunda. Ashike ovanhu nava ondjo mwaashlshe osho kwa Ii a lopo­ mwa kwatelwa aapangi mboka opo ya nohashi eta kutya nge owe mu pe maIndia, Ghanaa, Pakistan a dimbulukwe efinamhango IaNamibia telwa. Ombapila oyo ya nyolelwa galukile kOshilongo ngaashingeyi, oya eepela unene dhoka dhoMalaria ohaya nomaaNigeria oya kala taya kwathele 010 tali ufa omunhu keshe a funanek­ tatekulu Fillemon Shilongo oya endela kala ye Ii momisholondondo nomitsalo kambuka. Oya kala nduno haya faalele noonkondo na oyeshi ku pandulwa elwe noku ha kufwe oufemba waye. pamwe nomushangwa uyadi woshidje dhawo ya tegelela iiyenditho opo ya ye ko uuluishi opo omanga ina gandja noonkondo oshoka oyo nokuli ya kala Omushamane Nantinda oku udite mo shomhangu yopombada omo mwa moshilongo kiitopolwa hoka ku na omuti ohaya telekele manga nak­ nokufala aapangi komahala ngoka ga kutya oshi Ii oshiponga neenghono yelifwa kutya Nantinda ke na ondjo omukithi omudhigu nomudhipagi ya upangwa opo a kale e na oonkondo nge tumbulwa. - ngeenge elelo IOndonga inali hala onghee oshibofa shaye osha ekelwashi. ka' kwathele ooyakwawo mboka ye Ii anu omuti. Ofuto yooR3 momumvu komahala bob ngaashl sha Ii sha in­ kehe shi teya lwotango kOshlpangelo ~ ...... ~ dilwa. Elombwelo ndika olya li lya noR 1 nge omupangwa nale nenge gandjwa kOmupresidende gwOshi­ ooR4 nge okweya konima yoowili = = longo Omusamane Nujoma eti dhiilonga nasho wo otashi eta opo Rosond Exploration Company (Pty) Ltd 13.5.1990 mOshakati konima sho a ngoka kee na iimallwa a kale owala hokolola kutya Oshitopolwa sha Uum­ kegumbo ndele taeluka nenge a sile ko. = 301 City Centre ,Building = bangalantu wa Namibia oshl na Oshinima shlmwe liyenditho kayi po ~ . ~ okuhokololwa ongoshitopolwa 'shi na lwanawa. Mbyoka yi Ii po kayi shi ~ ~ omukithi gwa nika oshiponga na iinene. Oshifo shika osha mono ~ ~ ~ ~ Uuyuni nOshigwana ashihe sha Na­ nomeho gasho mOkahao nomOtsandi ~ ~ mibia nashi kwathele aanamibia yak­ nkene aakwanezimo taya kutha aasi ~ ~ wawo yomiitopolwa mbika mba taya yawo mookila dhomoshipangelo ye ya ~ ~ monithwa oshipongakomukithi nguka. dhingila owala momalapi. kEpulo oya ~ ~ Omukuluntu gwOshipangelo sha ti kutya yo kaye na we iimaliwa ~ ~ Shakati meme Taati Ithindi okwa yokulanda iiketha oshoka oya pwapo ~ D1AMOND DRILLING FOREMAN = lombwele oshifo shika ongula yohela mokulandela mboka ya tetekela. mOt­ ~ ~ kutya yo otaya ka tuma moshilongo sandi omanga aakwanezimo ya nakusa ~ ~ oosipana dhili 12 kiitopolwa ngaashi Shivute Amunyela ngoka a manene = Rosond Exploration and Foundation (Pty) Ltd is a = oklipangelo, Okahao mOngandjera, oondjenda dhe omasiku gaziko Otsandi m Uukwaluudhl, Kamhaku mOshipangelo moka taye mu kutha mo =' Windhoek based company involved in geotechnical = mOmbalantu nokEngela mOukwan­ mokila ye -mu mangela momalapi, ~ yama. Kehe kOshipangelo otaku Omusamane Erastus Amunyela Tate­ . = = tumwa ihe Omundohotola naapangi ye gona ya nakusa nakuume ke Tatekulu engineering and contact diamond drilling. We are a Ii 20 nenge 25 manga. Aapangi nge ya Embula Shigwedha yokOmukunda thiki kIitopolwa hob otaya ka kala Ombugu mUukwaluudhi, oya = branch of the Rodio group of companies with head of- = ~ haya panga aavu mOshipangelo lombwele oshifo shika kutya iimaliwa . noshowo momikunda. Opa li pwa yawo ya pwapo oshoka opo yaka fum­ = flces in Zurich and 14 branches throughout the world. = longekidhwa iiyenditho yi Ii 12, bikile natango Omukadhona gwawo omugoyi oya UNTAG nale mbyoka yi Loide Mathias g\,,)omvula 13 ngoka = We have a vacany for an experienced drilling foreman = Ii yOpoIisi ngaashingeyi omanga opo a si natango omasiku ga ziko ~ ~ mbyoka yEpangelo yi Ii itatu. Pet­ omolu omukithi nguka. = who will be responsible for the day to day running of = ameko ongula yohele oshafa ngaa sha Ii Omundohotola Omukuluntu Tate tashi nana nuudhigu omolu iiyenditho IiyamboIndongo naye oku Ii a kwatela = drilling rigs in Namibia. = ndele osha ka wapala ngaa. Aak­ komehon osheendo shOondohotola ~ ~ ~ washigwana mboka ya kwathele meen­ okuya komahala hoka kwaya aapangi. = The renumeration package will be = delelo shi na sha nIiyenditho ongaashi Kepulo okwa ti kutya yo oyipyakidhila Aasamane, Frans Indongo, Malakia noonkondo opo ya tale ngele omukithi = comensurate with your experience. = Lukas, Oshlkondo shOmeya nOm usa­ nguka taye gu tula kohi. Okwa ti otaya ~ mane gwo Portuguese Supermarket. ka tsikila nomalongekidho agehe sigo .~ Mbaka oye shi ku pandulwa osho oshinima tashiya kondyila ngaashi sha . = TO ARRANGE FOR AN INTERVIEW CONTACT· = Omusamane Tate N. Nashand i indilwa kOmupresidende gwOshi­ gwomOmbelewa yOSW APO mOs­ longo.' Okwa ti kutya nena otaya ka = JES PREITEJOHN AT (061 ) 22-8595 = hakati a ti. Oshifo shika os\:la Ii sha tuma natango Aapngi komahala tale Ie po ongula yohela Iipangelo gamwe moshilongo omanga ya tegeleb. l.I.... !!~~~!!~~~:;!~.~~:~!~~~~~~?:~;222...... ; 8 Thursday May 17 1990 TH~ NAMIBIAN

Dreigement om Swapo-regering omver te werp ... AK ~435 -leierpleit onskuldig

DAAN Mostert, voorsitter en nuwe leier van die verregse Afrikaner-beweging in Namibie, Aksie Kontra-435, wat taamlik protes teen die implementering van die VV -plan aangeteken bet verlede jaar, resolusie 435 Pretoria toe moes neem, begrawe, bet hy gese, en bygevoeg maar hoogstens dertig motors bet dat hulle sy vyande is. het gister heftig ontken dat hy Sondagaand verantwoordelik was vir 'n dreig-oproep. daaraan deelgeneem. Nietemin het Mostert erken dat hy 'The Nanubian bet Maandag 'n berig regses hul manne in die polisie, 'n jong polisieman gewond en hy is Volgens Mostert veg sy groep teen persoonlik 'n perskonferensie in gepubliseer nadat 'n verslaggewer gevangenis, bowe,lugbaweos en saki> later dood. neo-kolonialisme 9.mdat die' Pretoria bygewoon het, wat deur die Sondagaand deur 'npersoongeskakel sektore het, wat Swapo- en ANC- Intussen bet die·Outjo-drie reeds wereldmagte Namibie sou oomeem gewese kaptein van die Basters, Hans is en 'n verklaring voorgelees is. lede sal uitsoek en uitwis. in Slid-Afrika na die onafhankHkbei.d na onatbanklikheid. Hierdie soge­ Diergaardt, toegespreek is. Die kon­ V olgens die verklaring is die regse Mostert, 'n prokureur met sy eie van N amibie uit hul skuilplekke naamde "gevaar van die establish­ ferensie is deur die Afrikaner-Weer­ groepemoegdaarvoordatdaarinhul firma op Walvisbaai, het gister by gekruip enhoevlak-onderhandeJinge ment" word as 'n dekmantel vir die standsbeweging (A WB) organiseer. slaai gekrap word en dat die Swapo- navraag gese hy is 'n professionele is aan die gang om hulle uitgelewer ware begeerte vir die voortbestaan Hy het ontken dat hulle lede Suid­ regering aanhulle wil yoorskryfhoe mens en maak hom nie skuldig aan te kry. Aksie-Kontra 435 is 'n ver- van die status quo deur Mostert.en sy Afrika toe gestuur het waar hulle hullehul"plaseenbesighede"moet "su1ke twak" nie. regse en konserwatiewe drukgroep, groep gebruik. opleiding sou ontvang, wat hulle in bedryf. Na wat vemeem word, was Mos- alhoewel Mostert dit ontken, wat Hy het erken dat hy bande met staat soU stel om die Regering te Die onbekende manspersoon het tert die regsverteenwoordiger van die gepoog het om die onafhan- regse groepe in Namibie sowel as in destabiliseer. gedreig dat daar vandeesweek begin Outjo-drie, wat verlede Desember ldikbeidsvedriesings aile weer, omdat Suid-Afrika bet, maar net in die vorm Hy wou egter nie verduidelik sal word om die Regering omver te uit polisie-aanhouding ontsnap bet, bulle nie met "sekere aspekte" daar- van'vriendskap met van die lede. Van . waarom die groep se voortbestaan werp en dat daar met pogings tot nadathulle op aanklagte van moord, van saamgestem het nie. ~e Afrikaner-Broederbond wou hy geregverdig moet word en hoe hulle voedselvergiftiging weggespring sal besit van wapens en ander klagtes op Net voor die verkies,!ng het hulle glad niks hoor nie;omdat hulle sal voortgaan om hul politieke wens word. Otjiwarongo verskyn het 'nkonvooi vimnagenoeg 1 (XX) motors "saamiopers van die geldmag is". - die van die verwerping van 435 - te Die man het ook genoem dat die Tydens die ontsnappingsdrama is probeer organiseer wat'n petisie teen Hulle is be~ig om die Boervolk te verwesen1ik nie.

ALLE munisipale amptenare en geen lenings kon kry van die sentrale werknemers van Keetmanshoop gaan owerheid nie. 'n salarisverhoging van 15 persent Keetmans,hoop vies oor lenings ... Plichta het ~op gewys dat byna kry, het die voorsitter van die R4,5 miljoen se uitstaande projekte; bestuurskomitee van die hoofdorp in waarvoor hulp benodig word, reeds die suide, Hampie Plichta, van­ onaangeraak Ie vir die afgelope vier deesweek gese. jaar. "Hierdie aansoeke sal herhaal Hy het gepraat tydens sy begrot­ Werknemers en amptenare word." ingsrede Maandag in die munisipale Hy bet voorts namens die inwon­ raad op die dorp, wat taam1ike beroer­ ers van Tseiblaagte 'n beroep op die ing tot gevolg gehadhet, veral toe die Regering gedoen om die uitstaande kwessie van die lenings van die sen­ kry saiarisverhoging skuld, wat oor die afgelope tyd opge­ trale owerheid opgekom het hoop het, uit te Wis. "Die mense kan Plichta het namens die nie uitstaande bedrae betaal Die en.. die bestuurskomitee die begrotings van lasting aan die ander kant in staat is Plichta verduidelik. 27 persent na die munisipaliteite op 1 raad het nie die fondse om die bedrae die belastingfonds-rekening en die om by te dra. Hy ~ ook in sy rode bekmd gernaak April deurgevoer bet. in die raad se boeke af te skryf nie. " Tseiblaagte-rekening vir die boekjaar H y het voorts gese die tekort is ook dat die boubedryf, wat as 'n goeie Daarenteen het Keetmanshoop net Die onder-burgemeester, Willie 1990-91 voorgele vir oorweging, te danke aan eksteme lenings wat ekoIDmiese wyser gebruik word, weer 'n verhoging van 12,5 persent aan sy Kotze, bet die feit datdie sentrale voordat dit deur die President van beperk is en net in uiterste gevalle 'n oplewing beleef nadat daar onlangs verbruikers deurgestuur en dit sal owerbeid die afgelope vier jaarweier Namibie, Sam Nujoma, goedgekeur toegeken word. 'n afplatting ondervind is. eers in Julie aangepas word. om Keetmanshoop te help met kan word. " Dit bring mee dat alle kapitaal­ Waar verlede jaar se bouplanne op Swembad-tariewe sal ook met uitstaande ontwikkelingsprojekte van V olgens die voorleggings van­ werke uit eie leningsfondse, wat beperk R978 560 gestaanhet, is daar vanjaar ingang van 1 September opgestoot sowat R4,~ miljoen skerp gekritiseer, deesweek ondervind Tseiblaagte 'n is en uit eie inkomste is, aangepak reeds bouplanne ter waarde vanR3,2 word. Oor salarisverhogings het Pli­ en gese ontwikkeling is daardeur tekort van R71 184, terwyl die be­ moet word. miljoen goedgekeqr terwyl daar nog chIa gese die IIIWpIIssing van 15 persenI: gestrem. lastingfonds-rekening met die groot Hierdie tekorte, boewel op die oog tyd is tot einde Junie. Dit verteen­ vir alle amptenare en werknemers sal "Uit die begroting ter taiel is dit tekort van R446 881 te doen sal be. af aansienlik, hoef u egter nie te veel woordig 'n opswaai van meer as 220 maak dat salarisse, lone en toelaes duidelik dat geen ontwikkeling kon Plichta het gese die tekort is gro­ te onlstel nie, want dit wont as doelwit persent. Volgens Plichta bet die brand­ sowat 'n derde van die hele begroting plaasvind nie en dan word die muni­ tendeels toe te skryf aan die wanbal­ gestel om .hierdie tekorte deur be­ stofverlloging van 17 persent in Janu­ sal uitmaak. 'n Totale begroting van sipaliteit telkens aangev~ as sou daar ans tussen steeds stygende sparings, wat deur die toepassing van arie vanjaar en die drastiese styging R13 326111 is Maandagaandie raad niks vir die gemeenskap gedoen word bedryfsuitgawes van nie-Ionende streng begrotings-bebeer en finan­ in die aankoop van Evkom-krag uit voorgele. Die Keetmanshoopse bur­ nie. Enigiemand kan tog begryp dat dienste aan die een kant, en bydraes siele dissipline bewerkstellig sal wont, Suid-Afrika gemaak dat Swawek die gemeester het dit veral teen die feit niks sonder geld gedoen kan word wat handelsrekeninge en eiendomsbe- in klein surplusse te omskep," het maksimum aanvraagprys van byna dat die raad die afgelope twee jaar nie, " het hy beklemtoon.

Take notice that Stanley Kozonguizi intends 'applying to the Council of the Municipality of Wmdhoek for consent to useErf 1277 (portion of) for take-aways, 'general dealer, invites applications from suitably qualified persons for consideration to butchery, and patent medicme. the three grades of the Foregln Service of Namibia, namely: 1) Diplomatic Further take notice thatthe plan of the erf 2) Administrative lies' for inspection i£ Room Building 3) Secretarial Inspector, Old Post Office, Katutura, Applicants wishing to enter the DIPLOMATIC grade must have a university. Windhoek. degree or comparable experience in senior or managerial capacity. Further take notice that any person objecting Applicants wishing to enter the ADMINISTRATIVE grade must possess a to the proposed use of the land as set out minimum of Standard 10 or Matriculation certificate. above may lodge such objection together Applicants wishing to enter the SECRETARIAL grade must be qualified typists, with the grounds thereof, with the Council stenographer secretaries and private secretaries who will be required to pass a subscribed accuracy and sped test, depending on the position they seek. and with the Applicant in writing within 14 of the last publication of this notice . . Applications together with copies of certificates and testimonials, citing three references days may be addressed not later then Monday, 21st May 1990, to: The Permanent Secretary \ Dated at Windhoek this 26th day of April Ministry of Foreign Affairs_ 1990 PO Box 2483 WINDHOEK 9000 Name and address: Stanley Kozonguizi The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for the conduct of Namibia's relations PO Box 22290 with foreign countries and International organisations and officers of the Ministry are Windhoek assigned duties and responsibilities in Windhoek and Namibian diplomatic missions and consular posts abroad. 9000 THE NAMIBIAN Thursday May 17 1990 9 ------.------

WANTED ATTENTIO N I am looking for a TO BUY J.J.J PREMISES TO RENT: job, I have obtained a Industrial er f, in Khomasdal Std 8 education and 1 200 sqm shop space Windhoek 1 000 - 3-bedroomed ons koop en verkoep can speak, read and available in Olympia 1 500 sqm, with or house on large erf 2de handse meubels; write both English Office space available without building. - No. 3170 elektrieseware; and German, if you in the centre of town boumateriaal can help please Placita (Pty) Ltd, Pronkertjie Street Contact: Piet Nolte PO Box 11213 contact me at the Tel 6-2915 ext TE KOOP: following address: 3-7470 (w) or 3-1217 (after hours) Tel (061) 3-3986 2097 (w) Slaapkamerstaal PO Box 61496. Sitkamerstal CAR Are you in need or (Rotangstelle) DOMESTIC have problems? Eetkamerstel 1989 BMW 3181 4-Bedroomed WORKER FOR SALE Lessenaars Datsun 1400 bakkie 2-door Executive The Creator of REQUIRED Houses Kasregister for sale in good Leatl~er Sport Seats 3-Bedroomed Heaven and Earth Honest, reliable 1982 Cressida Sunroof Kombuisware condition with cares for you. His love domestic worker with Station Wagon Brldgestone L-P Houses Kombuiskaste canopy towards man has references wanted to Tyres Flats never changed. Wasmasjiene R9 000 (o.n.c.o) AlC, R1T - very Stoele . live in. Must be fond Lowkm. Offices Phone 21-2666 or New cost: +1- R60 000 Contact: BMXFietse of children and have come to 3686 good condition Phone Asking: R43 950 Past. J Mukoko Vissterk some knowledge of Gladiola Street, Phone 22-7212 Private Sale Leonard - 224127 Tel (061) 21-6215 (h) Sanyo computer English. 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Please contact us on 22- or phone Dirk tel 3-2419 tel 3-2419 Phone:MrsH wltb great possibilities. Please contact us on R11 000,00 (O.N.O) 9821/2 R15000,00 .lacobs 3-7237 ext 18 Kom besoek ons by Contact: (06271) 2179 tel. 229821/2 nume perseel agter ,i tidar (Iangs Rex) NGEENGEOWA PRIVATE SALE FOR SALE Open For Sale 1978 Datsun 140V HALAOKU IMa!.· Maandae 1976 Dodge Truck (station wagon)­ LANDA OIKULVA 1984 Isuzu Trooper OTJIWARONGO excellent condition 2-tonne 1981 Golf with +/- 104 000 kms - HAl LANDIFW A tot Vrydae COURSE engine & gearbox MOMAPANDANDA. new Yokohama 08hOO - 18hOO PERSONNEL Excellent body needs tyres plus many still under DENGELA Saterdae MANAGEMENT condition attention - engine extras guarantee KONOOLA 08hOO - 13hOO good condition • What is personnel ' Please phone Tel: (061) 5-1042 R31500 R4 000 (o.n.c.o) VONGODI: management? 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bathroom) r==~"""""-==-~====' fully burglar­ HOUSE TO RENT UNIQUE proofed SWAKOPMUND A house to rent with an '~'£""~ I option to buy In Katutura CONSTRUCTION established garden Erf910 & 909 I ~' ~ . For all your 4-Bedroomed bouse.l NAMIBIA (PTY) LTD Only one owner! Extention 10 ;~ 31U~<'~~ ~ I property transactions Batbroom!roUet·Kitcben Very sunny - Close Khomasdal for Lounge·Shower\Tollet - Building & Paving SECONDHAND MANUELA FRITSCH outside· Garage (Store to schools sale -1 '140sqm :~ \~~'~~'~J t : Contractors LISTER DIESEL room) Ideal for young and 942 sqm : ." Tet (0641) 4131 , , GENERATORS ~ \~ ~ . For more information family. . ' ~ L ~ . OO 224325 j. Box 1470 We undertake: Contact Gisela contact: Martha R140 000 negotiable ,.,~ ~ .,.,~ : Building work at tel: 21·1671 TEL 4-2478 FRITSCH + COMPANY Tel (0671) 2221 (w) * Tel 223350 all hours (during office hours) (AFTER HOURS) , (,,!desi9n AND/ tlr/work i' 3915 (h) * Interlock paving Extension works FARM FOR SALE * Club Pamodzi * etc etc For Sale 5000 ha Its cosy! Toyota Hilux B~ie Cattle; sheep; or game Olivetti M24 Its different! met radio/tape en farm , We off~r very Computer Its lovelyl kappie Well-developed moderate rates Its adult!! ,Luxury home 20mb Hard Disc model 1987 , goed fqrtop quality Get Pamodzi . . opgepas. Pool and outbuildings 640K Ram . at Pamodzi Plenty of game ' services / Prys R26 '200, 00 ' . , "130km form Windhoek R3S00 Wed, Fi-i, Sat . ' ·kontak. , 'i\dmlssion R8 .- Dordabls area 'Please contact us Tel: 30-6190 (w) Call Connie: 43057 Milr A.H 'Paulas R200 per ha 22-3272 (a/h) Umbi : 215514 6-2191 (wj6~j537 ·(h) Pbon"e 3-5206 on t~t22-9821/2

B&R I HUIS TE KOOP ALARMS + HOME IMP-ROVERS :VIf- KHOMASDAL Three-bedroom' Hochlllll~park REPAIRS, :' .& : DESIGNERS Prys: ;R150 000 house in Katutura sonder meubels AlH224776 3 slaapkamers urgently required Improve your home for Dubbel Garage independence R200000 Tel: 211254 for lease to personnel met meubels ~ Buitekamer & toilet • Workmanship Guaranteed Box 10205 from the Roman on all homes :3 slaapkamers ! Siersteen hondehok Windhoek Catholic Church. • Addition, Alterations, slt/eetkamer Braaiplek Repairs and Painting 2 badkamers 9000 • Plans designed, drawn and waskamer TEL 21-1836 Phone: Mrs H Submitted "Contact Mr Farmer ' • Now is the idealtime to ph('~ '~ Kontak tel. 38306 x 271 for free quotation ROBIN Jacobs 3-7237 ext 18 Tel. 21-1529 (an hours) (werk) 226075 (buls)' THE NAMIBIAN Thursday May 17 1990 11

SOCCER COACHING CLINIC FOR JUNIORS THE MEN TO WATCH RIGHT: BRIAN McLair, Mark Hughes' partner in Manchester United's firing CLOSE to rIfty teachers from primary and secondary schools all squad. over Namibia have enrolled for the Rossing-sponsored soccer LEFT: MARK Huhges of Manchester coaching clinic to be held from 24 - 27 May in Windhoe". UDtted, scorer of the vital last-minute The course is presented in cooperation with the Namibia Schools Football goal in Saturday's ftnal. Association and is divided into a basic coaching course (Level one) and a more advanced course (Level Two). It is based on the S.A. Football Coaches Association (F.C.A.) training programme. " All but one of the thirty-one teachers who attended the Level One Course passed the examination last year. Most of them have emolled for the Level Two course this year. Two top coaches with wide-ranging experience, Willem Hans of Dobra College and Steve Coetsee from Pretoria, will be sharing their knowledge and experience with the teachers. , The clinic will be held at the Centaurus High School, starting on Friday 25 May at 08hOO. For more information contact K. Linnow at tel. 293448. STEFFI SHINES IN BERLIN

STEFFI Graf, playing in front of East German fans for the first time, opened the defence of her German Open title yesterday with a 6-1,6-2 victory over Mercedez paz of Argentina. Graf, the No.1 in the world who had a bye into the second round, over­ whelmped the 76th-ranked Paz injust 50 minutes to claim her 63rd straight singles win. " I wanted to do well for them (the East German fans}, " said the West German teen. " When you are on the court you just concentrate on playing but I wanted to show them some good shots." LEFT: CRYST AL Palace top marskman Graf was joined in the third-round by fifth-seeded Katerina Maleeva of Ian Wright scored twice for Palace on Bulgaria. who overwhelmed Wiltud Probst of West Germany 6-1, 6-0 13th Saturday. seeded Leila Msehki of the Soviet Union, who beat Regina Rajchartova of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-1 and unseeded Radka Zrubakova of Czechoslovakia, RIGHT: IAN WRIGHT'S striking who upset no.14 Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden 6-0,6-3. partner, Mark Bright, could be on target for Crystal Palace today.

ENGLAND MAINTAINS FA CUP FINAL BONANZA ... FA CUP FINAL BONANZA GOOD RUN

ENGLAND kept alive the optimism of their supporters and extended their unbeaten run to 17 matches yesterday when they battled to a Last-minute tactics narrowly-deserved 1-0 victory in a soccer friendly against Denmark. A well-taken 54th minute goal by Gary Lineker, his 31st in 49 international appearances, settled the outcome but World Cup finalists England, lacking captain Bryan Robson in mid-field, were unimpressive on a night when Denmark dominated for long periods. for team managers Linecker struck when, from a quickly-taken free-kick by John Barnes on the left, Steve Hodge was sent free to produce a finnly-struck low cross which the England striker stabbed past Peter Schmeichel and in off the underside of the LONDON - English Cup rmal Palace's more pressing problem " We've had a bit of a botch-up on bar. underdogs Crystal Palace have on Wednesday, however, was get­ the kit," said Coppell. "It was a As the ball bounced down, the goalkeeper turned and scrambled it away but called up utility player Alex Dyer ting hold of new kit. Both Palace's communication problem. I said yel­ Scottish referee Jim McCluskey had no doubt it had crossed the line and to give them added ftexibility in ,normal strips have been found to low and black stripes but they thought clash with the United colours. I wanted yellow with black trim. ' , immediately signalled a goal. Thursday's replay against Manchester United...... I1I( ...... NATIONAL SOFTBALL Ianha~:~~~:;:::::~~;:r~~~:~ Wright, the star of Saturday's 3- •~ AIDS COMPETITION ~• EXEC MEETS 3draw,fromthestartorleavehimon • the bench until he is needed. • W d bl m/l al Substitute Wright came on in the iii * e nee an em eogo ~or our NatI9 . n ..= THE Executive Cominittee of the Namibia National Softball Union (NNSU) has met with the chairpersons of all registered dubs in 70th minute for the south London = AIDS Campaign, to show our determination to = side and still scored two goals. .. h th AIDS d' .. Namibia and Walvis Bay. "I will probably leave it until the .. crus e lsease .. The meeting was held at the SKW last week, with the aim to discuss last minute again before announcing developments after meeting with the Secretay General of the African Softball ~ * A prize of RI00 will be awarded to the lucky ~ my decision, " Coppell said. "I think '" I h I hi/ '" and Baseball Association, Brigadier Williams of Nigeria. ifI announced that Wright was play- = person, c ass, sc 00 W ose ogo emblem is chosen = Other points of discussion were the winter league which starts the weekend ing, then United would make their • * The logo/emblem will be used on posters, .. of the 18 May, and a projectto introduce softball to schools in Namibia. Letters plans accordingly." .. . .. in this regard, according to a NNSU statement, are being posted to all the Dyer, who joined Palace in 1988 • pamphlets, letterheads etc .. schools to get the project underway. and can play almost anywhere, is the = * Closing date for all entries will be Friday June = Support in the sense of equipment and training has also been promised by only addition to the Palace squad. .. • certain African countries. The union intends to play winter-league softball Manchester United, meanwhile, .. 11990 and the winner will be announced in all local .. until September, with possible matches against Zimbabwe, Botswana and Zambia as well. were still waiting on Wednesday for = newspapers on Friday 8th June = Representatives of the union will attend a conference in Lagos, Nigeria on :~:S~k: ::::~: Pallister, = * Why not make it a class project at your school = June 7 and another in Edmonton, Canada, later this year They have also been invited to represent Namibia as spectators at the forthcoming Softball World "His chances are no more than 50- = and discuss what AIDS is, and what can be done to = 50. He'll need every minute left on .. Series. the clock," said manager Alex .. prevent it from spreading For further information, please contact Alta at tel.36362 (home) or 291-120 = (work) and Louise at tel.36362 (work) or tel.291-051 (home). Ferguson, who bought Pallister for ~ * Submissions can be sent to: ~ 2,3-miliion pounds sterling. '" ,. . Palace's Coppell said: "Everyone = Logo Competition = RECORD SALES FOR keeps telling me favourites always ~ National AIDS Committee .. come through given a secondcbance. • PO ·Box 8573 ~ Recent history at Wembley proves ,. WORLD CUP TICKETS that. We'll have to see." = " Bachbrecth = Coppellhimself,thenaplayer,was ~ Windhoek, 9000 '. ~ NEARLY 90 per cent of tickets for next month's soccer World Cup watching from the stands when United '" ,. beat underdogs Brighton 4-'0 in the .. .. have been sold, the bank organising the sales said on Monday. .. .. The Banca Nazionale Del Lavoro (BNL) said that 2.42-million tickets had ;;~.FACUPFinalreplaysevenyears = Any enquiries, please phone = been sold out of 2.75-million available for the 52 matches in the soccer "It's like a game of poker where ~ 3-2170 X 207 or 203-2334 ~ spectacular. both teams have laid a hand on the ,. '" BNL said at least half the matches for the competition, which starts in Milan table. It's a question ot' what they've on June 8, would be sold be sold out. = = The likely television audience for the World Cup is estimated at 20 billion got left uncovered," the Palace ~ Lets crush AIDS before its too late ~ manager said. '" '" viewers...... ~ ...... ~ ------~------~--~~~--~ 12 Thursday May 17 1990 THE NAMIBIAN SPONSORS TAKING CLUBS FOR A RIDE?

order to gain the rights to advertise . CONRAD ANGULA its name, he said. He stressed that the company and . "Namibian business companies are taking local soccer teams for a the team should sit down and negoti­ ride," according to a fuming Donbaldt Pendapala Shipanga, NBC ate an agreed anlmount of sponsor­ sports reporter and BS Tigers Fe player. ship. He further called on businesspeople Donbaldt - affectionately known company's name printed on them, to consider this matter carefully if as Akumani in soccer circles - has hit give the teams a R1 000 to buy soccer they are really concerned about the out at some businesses whom he balls and lead the poor guys to be­ well-being of the teams involved. If accused of "stealing" advertising lieve they've been sponsored" he they claim they are doing something rights from poorer teams that ap­ said. for the community, they must do it proached them for sponsorship. He said a sponsorship is some­ on a honest way, he said. According to the hard-tackling right­ thing quite different from a donation. "I don't see any problem if the back, some business companies are A sponsorship, according to Akumani company wants to donate a set of confusing the idea of donations with who organises Tigers' Players' Com­ jerseys to a team, but it should not sponsorship. " They simply donate a mittee, is when a company gives a demand that the team usesits logo or set of playing outfits with their team a certain ammount of money in name in the process," he said. But Akumani thanked certain busi­ ness outlets such as Business Serv­ ices (who sponsor Tigers), Nashua (sponsorsofB1ack Africa) and Orlando Injury can keep Fach Pirates' sponsors Sarilsas. " This are really the companies that care - hence their full-scale involvementent in soccer," he said. from World Cup "These businesses should get credit because socceris the most supported FRANKFURT - Holger Fach, a versatile defender who can also play in sports code in the country and will midfield, may be cut from West Germany's World Cup roster because of one day take its rightful place as the a knee injury, team officials said on Wednesday. The 27-year-old Bayer national sport in Namibia." . Uerdingen player injured his right knee five weeks ago in training. According to Akumani, who is also Team doctors in West Germany's training canlp at Malente are conduct­ a former teacher, people are distanc­ ing tests to try to determine whether Fach will be fit for the World Cup. ing themselves from soccer because If Fach is forced to drop off the team, manager Franz Beckenbauer will of the poor performances of the two be left with the final 22-man roster. Beckenbauer took 23 men to the invitation teams during the independ­ training camp and has to cut one player before the end of the month. ence celebrations. Fach is not a regular starter on the national team, but he is a valuable "Those perfOlmances are some­ DONBALDT Pendapala Shipanga has swung a punch at local substitute who can also playas sweeper. thing ofthe past," he said. " Unlike businesses who, he says, have taken local soccer for a ride. the natio~ rugby team, soccer did not have - and still does not have - the money to get experience abroad in order to improve its standards." He said people should realise that the rugby team has been playing as a unit on a league basis for more than a decade against top South African provinces. It had the chance to built a formidable team, whilst the na­ TONIGHT tioruil soccer team has refused to play against homeland teams for political reasons," he said. He conluded by saying that Na­ mibian soccer lacks technical exper­ tise because of anegligent and never­ mind-attitude in past colonial gover­ on nors, whilst rugby received every­ NBC/TV thing it desired. LIVE screening of

BONN - Leading East German ath­ lete Heike Drechsler said on Wed­ the nesday she was barred for years under FA Cup Final the state's former communist rulers from taking a break from sport to have a baby. Drechsler, who won the long jump silver medal and two sprint bronzes at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, told the West German magazine " Sports" replay that an East German sports official had ordered her in 1986 not to be­ come pregnant until the end of her career. The instruction followed an inter­ view with an East German magazine PRESENTED BY SHEll NAMIBIA lTD in which Drechsler said she wanted to have a child, published shortly after she won two gold medals at the 1986 European championships. Drechsler, 25, who married East German soccer player Andreas Dre­ chslerin 1985, was finally allowed to Go well Go Shell take time off after the Seoul Games and had a son. She plans a comeback later this year tnd hopes to qualify for the Eu­ ropean championships in Split, Yu­ goslavia, in August.