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• STAFF REPORTER Namili~nl aw h~l~~d~hl~ili e p ro ~ res ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_ the Constitution. "A woman married in community SWEEP~NG changes which will do of property who buys a house must register it in her husband's name, or if she wishes to borrow money away with decades of sex discrim­ from a bank she must have her husband's consent." ination arep i"oposed in the draft Women's organisations have repeatedly cal1 ed Married Person's Equality Bill to for the repeal of such discriminatory and unconsititutionallaws, she said. come before parliament next year. The report and the draft bill had resulted from A report on the proposed bill was released by research conducted by the Women and Law Com­ , Bience Gawanas, acting chairperson of the Law mittee, which was established by the LRDC to I ... (1994 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION) Refonn and Development Commission (LRDC), at review the entire area of family law relating to a media briefing yesterday. Gawanas pointed out that since independence Continued on page 2 DATE: 26 NOVEMBER 1994 VENUE: CAPRIVI REGION KATIMA MULlLO

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DATE: 27 NOVEMBER 1994 VENUE: KAVANGORE GION RUNDU

ADDRESS BY: PRESIDENT WHOA! ... Transport by donkey cart is still popular in rural areas in Namibia. This woman and TIME: 10HOO her child travelled to Kalkfeld from a nearby farm on Sunday. Photo: Chris Ndivanga New twist in ostrich·case DATE: 27 NOVEMBER 1994 • CHRISTOF MALETSKY Hans Heyman told The Namibian he had re­ VENUE: ce1ved ilie docket from the investigatiI)g officers but OSHIKOTOREGIO N THE Prosecutor-General has decided that a was not satisfied with the investigation. more indepth investigation is needed in the Heyman said he had handed the docket back and TSUMEB investigation into the illegal purchase of os­ had referred the officers to police chief Inspector­ triches and eggs in which a farm run by two General, Raonga Andima, with specific instruc- ADRESS BY: PRESIDENT highranking Government officials has been TIME: 17HOO implicated. Continued on page 2

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where Namibians lacked the neces­ DTA Vice-President Katuutire sary expertise or capital. Kaura went on to warn Swapo that Kaura ~fl.S ~1~ll1JIled . Swa~o for if it prevented the DTA fr.om cam- overseell~g.~ ~r~ak~own I~ law paigning north of Oshivelo.the DTA and order, l~vl, tIng In. unrelIable would make it impossible for Swapo foreign. inve~tors,. apd failing to ' to op~rate further south. . • create Jobs. Kaura. also lambasted the NBC for

At a DTkraHy orrTuesday night I distorting attendance figures at DTA Kaura claimed that Swapo did not rallies. As an example Kaura reff'!rred know the meaning of a free market to Mishake Muyongo' s meet ing in economy. Oshakattlasf weekend which the NBC "Internationally-renowned compa- said 3'OO 'h'

Environmental and developmental issues in Namibia are closeJy linked. of key environm~nt~l, Development programmes, without reference to ecological sustainability, can neve, bring about lasting economic health and political stability in this country. Bec;ause Namibia is a dry country, its landscapes are sensitive to many forms of development and disturbance. Earthlife Africa has asked the development issues political parties contesting the upcoming Presidential and Pariiamentary Elections to state their environmental and development policies by answering NOT ONE single party contest- party had given Earth life their official the follOwing questions (to be published in November). ingtheupcomingpresidentialand response on the i~sues raised. parliamentary elections bothered O~}~ the DTA had ,re~ponde? but 1. What incentives will your party promote to encourage responsible family to respond. to a list of questions h~d slm~ly attache~ thel.r m~llllfes~? planning and the slowing of population -growth, so as .to sustain' economic on the environment and develop- With certain broad pomts highlIghted . devetopment and achieve a satisfactory quality of li1e for all1 ment sent to them by the :'~o p.arty apparently felt ~t ~se 2. What steps would ~ talce to decentraAl.. human settlement to slow ·the N -b- b h f w:A"--hlifi cntJ(;a1 Issues were worth theIr time. ~ laD ranc 0 £0lil""' e We had wrongly assumed ibatparties unaustainabl. rate of umanization In Namibia? Africa. .. contesting the elections would wish to 3.. What actions wouIc:t your party take to counter deMrtification and land In a letter: to The Namibian yester- .. infoml the eleCtorate of their posi- . degrIIdation? ., day,Eartblife said aspartofitsefforts tions," Earthlife said. ' . to bring major issu.es re)~ted to devel- . "PolitiCians, where are your princi­ 4. Plea.. outline the baaics of your'"party"s approach to water ~nagement and opment..and the environment to the pIes? Where is your concern for the development In Nr1If area.. . attention ofNamibians before tbe elec- well-being ,and development of our tiorts it had sent -a list of questions to people and tbe health of our environ­ 5. EnvilOl.I'" ptotecdlDII policies .. UHt.. without an adequate monitOring each of the parties on September 26. ment?" Eartblife questioned. and inspection infrastruc;tura. Will your party support priority filling of professional • ..." positloM for environmental monitoring? "We asked these parties to respond to The group urged fenow Namibians the questions; as a way of attracting not to take such "crass complacency" 6. What f0nft8 of en.,. develoPment wauld yoUr party adopt for the and infonning votes by stating their lying down and encouraged people to electrification 01 ,...... 1 policies on these critical issues." vote with their consciences. Earthlife added that, at the same "Demand that yourfavoured'parties 1. Natural resowc .. and ecological diversity .... Namibia·s mast fundamental time, it had also sent copies of these take more concern for your well-being assets. What kinda of progrMIIl'In woutd YOW' party adopt to protect these assets? questions to Windhoek-based news- and deve)opment by initiating policies papers "with the promise that the to forge the linke between environ­ 8. Would your party allow the controlled dumping of foreign toxic (including parties' replies would be furnished mental health and people's develop­ radioactive) waste on Namibian soil or in coastal waters; if the financial after October 20 in order to allow Iment." incentives were suffiCiently great to allow the funding of other desired people to judge these replies and make It urged Namibians to carefuny read programmes? informed voting decisions". the questions they posed to the parties But, the environmental group said, "and demand answers from our politi­ 9. Would you support completely free public access to official environmental information and documents? it was sorry to report that not a single cians". See alongside. Dagga use EARTH LIFE AFRICA (NAMIBIA BRANCH), Box 24892, Windhoek lambasted NO ANSWERS FORTHCOMING .•• on this list of questions sent "to parties contesting the elections. 1WOCASES involving the possession of dagga were heard in the Windhoek Magistrates Court yester­ But residents urged to be cautious day. Nontozana Damoni, 29, ervoirs reached an acceptable level. appeared on a charge of dealing in 19,660 kgs of Despite the fact that the pipeline had THE WATER supply to all in­ dagga in Katutura on No­ been repaired it would still take sev­ vember 21. She was dustries and building and con­ eral days to supply all reservoirs. granted bail of N$l 0 000 .struction outfits in the city was While the main water supply prob­ and the case was remanded expected to beriperating nonnally lem had been overcome central areas to December 14. from 061100 today. of Namibia would face a water crisis if Herman Shivute However, the Municipality warned the current high rate of consumption Johannes, 40, was sen­ residents not to water their gardens tenced to one year, five continued over the next two years. months of which were con­ between 1OhOO and 18hOO.Theevapo­ Earlier this year the deputy City ditionally suspended.He ration during this period is excessive. Engineer, Ben van der Merwe, admit­ pleaded guilty to possess­ Residents can now water their gar­ ted the city might be able to survive ing 95 grams of dagga. He dens between 08hOO and 10hOO and without rain for two seasons. said he had been given the from 17hOO onwards. However, he added that demands "stuff' by someone who later ran away. He was not In a media release yesterday the from, among others, Karibib ' s Manager of Public Affairs, Nelius a user of dagga and had Navachab Mine, Otjihase Mine and MONSTER MACHINE ••• The Trencor Jetco heavy-duty trench digger wanted to throw it away Kruger, said the city engineers had Okahandja could harm the situation, which brought the capital city to the brink of a civil disaster. The rock but had been arrested be­ given the assurance that the water which, in addition to the capital, re­ digger's tungsten carbide tips ripped through the steel cabling and cement fore he could do so. situation would normalise from 17hOO ceive their water from State-owned wrapped around the pipeline carrying water to Wi'ndhoek from the Von Magistrate Petrus today "provided no further problems dams - Von Bach, Omatako and Bach Dam. Photo: Christof Maletsky Unengu said cases involv­ are experienced". Swakoppoort. I~------~ ing dagga had become Although the water crisis had been prevalent in Namibia. Sell­ . The long-term supplyofwaterto.the ing dagga was regarded as "remedied", residents should remain Woman in violent sex attack CIty has not been secured and the SItu- a profitable business by alert over water usage and continue ation has been aggravated since the TWO RAPE cases were reported A woman, age unknown, was raped people who disregarded the saving water to help ensure and se­ Ruacana hydro-electric ground to a by the Namibian Police in yester­ in Okuryangava, Katutura, at damaging effects on the cure the long-tenn water supply to the stands ti I1 after the river feeding it dried day's daily crime report. around midnight on Monday. A sus­ user, especially young peo­ city. . up. An IS-year old man has been pect has been arrested. ple. He said Johannes had helped to make dagga avail­ The boreholes and the Goreangab As a result Swawek was forced to arrested on a charge of rape after A case of murder is being investi­ Water Works would remain in fun able by keeping it for some­ immediately putrun the Van Eck power he threatened a 30-year old woman · gated after a woman was poisoned at body else. He should have operation until Tuesday to augment station, which uses water from dams with a knife, forced her to the Otjiwarongo on Sunday. refused and deserved to be water suppJies and the outflows would in the area, at full steam. ground and raped her. The violent The deceased has been named as punished as if he was a continue to be restricted until the res- attack took place at Keetmanshoop. Petrina Gases. seller.

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saurs from another planet in 20h46: Ondunge (final) an epic battle for the earth's 21h18: Oprah Winfrey resources. Show 18h36: Home And Away Women Confront Men to IIIbc 19hOl: AgricuitureFor All Find out Why they were 19h33: Music DumpedIfyou'veeverbeen 19h36: Family Matters dumped for no apparent 06h30-07hOO: World That's What Friends Are reason, can't figure out why News For the phone has stopped ring- 13hOO-14hOO: World Eddie Winslow is awarded a I ing or thought everything News and scholarship to attend Chicago was great on the first date World Report University, near his home. until it turned out to be the 16h56: Opening Everyone is happy except last, then tonight'S show is 17hOO: Sesame Street Eddie's friend, Waldo whose for you. Wouldn't you have 18hOO: Kiddies grades in school are too poor loved to find out what went Entertainment to allow him to attend col­ wrong? The guests on the 18h12: Dinosaucers lege. show confront the people An animated adventure fea­ 20hOO: News who dumped them. turing highly evolved dino- 20h34: Election '94 22h04: Sport

20h40: Velvet Claw A dramatic BBC series BOPTV about carnivores and their d~velopment and diversi­ 06hOO: Music TV fications through the cen­ 09hOO: Edutel M*N*15*T turies. 12hOO: Music TV 21h15: Three Of Hearts 15h30: Encyclopaedia 10hOO: Egoli (18) Galactica 10h30: Love At Large 'HOME IS THE HEART OF THE NATION' •.• First Lady KovamboNujoma addressing delegates A beautiful young girl's 16hOO: Felix The Cat at the inauguration ofthe Home Economics Advisory Board. On the right is Minister of Agriculture, (K1V starts) live-in romance crumbles 16h30: Wide World Of Water and Rural Development, Nangolo Mbumba. 14h30:Bananasln when her friend announces Kids Pyjamas that, much as she loves her, 17hOO: Kids TV 15hOO: The Flintstones she needs to explore the 17h30: TheFlying Kiwi 15h30: The Addams world of heterosexual love. 18hOO: Panorama Family Then the young girl, hop­ 18h30: Odyssey Home Economics needs 16hOO: Bugs Bunny ing to make her lover jeal­ 19hOO: Santa Barbara And Friends ous, hires a handsome male 19h45: NewslSportl Bugs Bunny teams up escourt to accompany her Weather with the Looney Tunes to her sister's wedding. 20hOO: Three's gang, with hilarious re­ Starring: William Baldwin, Company to be reorientated ••• sults. Sherilyn Fenn, Kelly Lynch 20h30: JFK: Reckless (K1V ends) 23hOO: The Crush (16) Youth • CHRISTOF MALETSKY behind in national de­ greater rme in job crea­ (Open Time) OOh30: Videofashion 21h30: Beverly Hills velopment. tion. 17hOO: Herman's News 90210 THE Government, with the help of some Head In 1990 a Home Mrs Nujoma said the 01hOO: Complex Of Fear 22h30: Sport donor agencies, has launched a new initiative 17h30: Loving 03hOO: Supersport Music TV Economist investigated reorientation of home 18hOO: Egoli 09hOO: Ends as part of a bid to try and alleviate poverty the specific contraints economics to play a 18h30: Dave's World and improve the quality oflife of households. and training needs of meaningful role in the (Premiu m time) Yesterday First Lady contextualize knowl­ women and families at national reconstruction . 19hOO: The Adventures Kovambo Nujoma inau- edge in Home Econom­ grassroots level in and development proc­ OfSherlock gurated the Home Eco- ics, evaluate, analyze Windhoek, Rehoboth, ess could not be under­ Holmes Grootfontein, estimated. Jeremy Brett stars as one nomics Advisory Board and monitor existing of the world's most fa­ of Namibia (HEAB) training programmes Otjiwaro'ngo and I "It has a potential that mous fictional detectives which will co-ordinate and promote Home Eco­ Hereroland West, cov­ needs to be explored," who investigates several and advise other institu- nomics as a field of pro­ ering 335 female heads she emphasized. baffling cases. David tions on policies and fessional expertise. of households. Approximately 99 per Burke is his sidekick strategies to ensure Gone are the days It was found that up to cent of the nominations Watson. maximum use of avail- when Home Economics 40 per cent of the women made to the board were 20h05: Floyd On Italy able scarce resources. was seen as only another fell into the lowest in­ women. "This may rein­ Eccentric gourmet chef The HEAB' s other subject at schools where come group from force the image that Keith Floyd travels to N$O,OO to N$499 a some home economics Italy with his makeshift aims include to avoid an girls learned cooking month. Other main is still linked to repro­ kitchen. overlapping of activities skiils. by members, to seek to The First Lady spelled problems included a lack ductive tasks and there­ ------11 out that it was an inter- of educational opportu­ fore will remain a wom­ disciplinary profession nities, inadequate finan­ en's concern." which focused on the cial resources and the However, she ex­ improvement of family need for more jobs. pressed the hope that the resources management On the basis of the board would receive the and promoting house­ findings a strong recom­ necessary backing and hold food security and mendation was made to resource allocation and national development. develop training that, in the long run, it A number of studies programmmes in the would be gender-ori­ had shown that inad­ areas of greatest need. ented for both sexes to REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA equate extension It was also proposed contribute to the re-ori­ outreach to households that Home Economics be entation of Home Eco­ had caused women to lag reorientated to have a nomics. TENDER TREASURY BILLS A ·helping ha~d '. for • c ~

Tenders are invited·for: 1.62-T.reasury- Bills to be dated 1 December ..1994-due 31 May 1995 for minimum N$10 000.00 and in multiples of N$10 000.00. -Gebabis pensioners

THE financial plight of up to 51 to pay N$1 00 for rent was given N$30 Bids will close at 1 OhOO on Tuesday, 29 November 1994. Payment is to be made pensioners at Gobabis has been by the Government and was not able to by 1OhOO on Thursday, 1 December 1994. The price per sent offered must be in alleviated following a decision by pay the rest. As a result the debts had multiples of one cent: ." ~ .' -; . { the Municipality to write otT their piled up over the years and the Munici­

:.- .. ~ ~--. existing debts which amount to N$18 pality had decided that pensioners could 404,25. apply to have their debts written off. Tonight the Mayor, Pio Nganate, "It is just a contribution from the Tenders are to be submitted to the Bank of Namibia, Operations Department, on will hand over certificates to the 51 Municipality's side to help the pen­ the subscription forms available at the Bank. . pensioners who applied for their debts sioners. They can't live on the money to be written off. they get from the Government," According to the Municipality's Atkinson said. _ Any enquiries should be directed to: Manager of Properties, Ernest He said it was the first step and that Atkinson, the remuneration pension­ many pensioners did not actually know The Treasury Manager, Bank of Namibia, WINDHOEK ers received from the Government about the new system. Pensioners was not ~ufficient to pay their monthly would be informed about the new sys­ Tel. (061) 22 6401 rent to the Municipality. tem, and be urged to apply, at tonight's For instance a pensioner who needed meeting. . ____ 00 _. _

Sanlam SECRETARY Requirements: Matric or equivalent with records secretarial experience; secretarial certificate might be an advantage. The candidate should be able to work on computer and should be growth competent at typing in English. THE MARKET value WISPECO NAMIBIA cc The person who will hold this position provide of Sanlam Namibia's secretarial services to the Legal Department investments in Namibia of CASS. We sadly mourn the tragic loss of increased by 29 per . will be closed for our dear friend and colleague cent by September 30 Date of commencement: As soon as t his year year po~siqle. SEBASTIANO compared to the same :~ ' STOCKTAKING ,Salary: NegoJiable ' period last year, the Closing date: 5 December 1994 COSTARELLI Please submit your application and company' announced n who died on Friday, this week. Curriculum Vitae (CV) to: 18 November 1994 . The company said the THE DIRECTOR main reason for the in­ FRIDAY 25.11.1994 CENTRE FOR APPLlEQ SOCIAL crease was the substantial SCIENCESI LEGAL DEPARTMENT Our most sincerest and investment of more than P O BOX 30822 N$110 million in public We apologise for any deepest sympathy to his WINDHOEK sector stocks and securi­ inconvenience family. ties. 9000 "In addition quite sub­ stanti al investments were ALLAN OSTERLOH ·e.- :\\ made on the Namibian WHITEY O'CALLAGHAN" '\ .. -;. , . .... ~ \ {l Stock Exchange." MARIETA O'CALLAGHAN Premium income from individuals had increased KOOSIZAAKS by 14 per cent to N$296 DIRK SCHNEIDER million in the 12 months JAN BRUWER up to September follow­ HANS BRUWER ing an inflow of new busi­ ness amounting to almost ERNSTINE KOOPER N$60 million. PETRUS IIKUKUTU ' Sanlam General Man­ TITUS HUIMBUA ager Mario van Zyl said this reflected increasing acceptance of Sanlam's products and services. Sanlam's group benefits division produced a pre- mium income of N$356 million as against N$464 million in 1993. Van Zyl said some funds had taken a short­ term . ins ~",a.Q J.~f . ~_ l

Niger march for WORLD BRIEFS Chinese 'Casanova' sentenced hunger-striker BEIJING: A Chinese court has sentenced a bank­ ing official to death for spending more than 35 000 NIAMEY: Niger's main human rights move­ dollars of state funds on 16 lovers and prostitutes ment yesterday staged a march to back a aged between 16 to 54, Press Digest reported Serbs close to overunning Bihac hunger-striker from neighbouring Nigeria, yesterday. - who was detained a year ago and accused of Fan Shiwa, director and accountant of a credit masterminding an air hijack. service in Henan province's Pinglu county, embez­ zled 375,000 yuan (44 100 US dollars) between The prisoner, Malhim do so by legal authori­ SARAJEVO: Nato warplanes since Serbs rebelled against the Mus­ 1985 and 1993, the report said. Jerry Yussuf, has stil1 ties here. bombed Serb positions yester­ lim-led Bosnian government's deci­ The 56-year-old official spent 300000 yuan on not been charged. He has The secretary -general day for'the second time in three sion to secede from the Yugoslav re­ women, including young girls, married adults and said he is innocent and of the Niger Association days, while Serb fighters were public in April 1992. About 200 000 even grandmothers, some of whom were his sisters­ on November 17 began for the Defence of Hu­ poised to overrun a town in north­ people are dead or missing in the war. in-law and cousins, it said. his second year behind man Rights (ANDDH), western Bosnia. The latest stage of the fighting has Fan was arrested recently and sentenced to death , concentrated in northwestern Bosnia bars by going on hun- Djibril Abarchi, told A UN source in Zagreb, Croatia, by the People" s Intermediary Court in Yuncheng in around Bihac, one of six so-caned UN ger-strike to demand his AFP that he was on Sun­ said about 20 Nato planes partic ipat­ Henan, it said . "safe areas" created to protect civilian release. day authorised to vi sit ed in the air strike on two Bosnian populations from Serb onslaughts. Niger police say they Yussuf in prison. Serb surface-to-air missile sites in On Monday, nearly 50 Nato planes suspect him of being "He was weak and had Muluzi facing civil suit Otoka, 25 ~i lometers northeast of partic ipated in a strike on an airfield behind the hijacking of at that time had no med­ Bihac. in Serb-held Croati a that had been a Nigerian Airways air- ical attention," Abarchi BLANTYRE: Ten Malawians have filed a civil suit The strike was apparent retal iation used to bomb Bihac. It was the largest craft to Niamey in Octo- said. "We saw scars on in the high court here against President Bakili for Tuesday , s firing of missiles at two Nato attack in the alliance's 45-year ber 1993, though he was his body." Muluzi and the parliamentary speaker for allegedly British Nato planes flying over Serb­ history. not aboard the jet when State prosecutor Maty violating the country's interim constitution and held Banja Luka in northwestern Bosnian Serb leader Radovan it was diverted from an Elhadj yesterday told failure to declare assets. Bosnia. The missiles, which missed, Karadzic warned of retaliation after internal flight. AFP that the examining Represented by human rights lawyer Modecai are believed to have come from those Msisha, the group want the court to determine if the Monday strike. His self-styl ~d Security forces mag istrate had released SAM-2 sites, the UN official said on parliament was meeting in Pale, east stormed the plane after a statement declaring ,Muluzi and Rodwell Munyenyembe violated the conditon of anonymity. of Sarajevo, yesterday to disc uss the it had sat on the runway Yussuf's ex tradition iI­ constitution by presenting the government with "This is our right to defend the Bosnian Serbs' next move. for three days and the legal, but said his case bills to amend it, contrary to one section of the pilots who are required to fly in that UN personnel throughout Bosnia co-pilot was killed in the was still being investi­ constitution. area," Adm Leighton Smith, Nato were on heightened alert yesterday operation before the four gated. ~ ommander for southern Europe, said and ordered to minimize their move­ Nigerian hijackers were About lOOdemonstra- on Cable News Network. "These mis­ History catches up with royal ment and radio communications. captured. tors responded yesterday siles were fired in self-defence." Yussuf, a member of to the appeal from the BISHO: Paramount chief-designate of the ______It was the eighth Nato airstrike - Sapa-AP ~------~theMo~me~furthe ANDDH,which~w~ M~~omi~~be , Vcl~To ~~ ~ ~~e~~ a~ Progress of Democracy acopy ofYussuf's letter, pealed to Minister of Foreign Affairs Alfred Nzo -11 er s s t r I- k e a g a I- 0 ' in Niger~a~ was accused andmarche.do?gover?- an~ Britain' s Prin ~ es s Anne to meet a tribal dele­ K 1 of organIsmg the opera- ment buIldings In gatlOn, SABC rad IO news reports. . tion by the hijackers and Niamey to call for an Chief Tonjeni said the tribe's leader had been BUJUMBURA: Unidentified killers a member of the majority Hutu ethnic Nigerian police arrested immediate end to his stripped of his kingship by the British col oni al murdered a Burundian district ad­ group, was apparently slain in re- and extradited him with- "arbitrary detention". - government in about 1880 and he wished to discuss ministrator and his fam ily two days venge for denouncing Hutu extrem- out even being asked to Sapa-AFP the matter with Mr Nzo and the visi ting Princess after 42 people, including 16 chil­ ists who last week machine-gunned a Royal. dren, were massacred in two other bus carrying officers of the Tutsi- n .... ne. ,n.., " ,HO" " attacks, the ABP news agency report­ dominated army. ed yesterday. , On Sunday night, a gang armed Dl a accuse 0 Pascal Ntahombaye, the local chief with rifles, grenades and knives Show of strength of the Rubirizi district 10 kilometres slaughtered 22 people, including 16 .. breaking.truce north of the capital, was massacred children, who lived on Mutana hill at with his wife and six children late Muruta in the northwestern Kayanza for Arafat Tuesday, the agency said. prov ince, ABP said. LUANDA: The Angolan military general Police told AFP that Ntahombaye, - Sapa-AP staff yesterday accused Unita of violating a JERICHO: Thousands of Palestinians ral­ ------11 ceasefire proclaimed to end one oftheworld's lied in this PLO-ruled enclave yesterday to cruellest and longest civil wars. show support for embattled leader Yasser Arafat and send a warning to his Muslim In a statement broad- Unita station, yesterday militant opponents. cast on official radio, the said Vnita believed in a army said Unitaattacked "lasting peace". It earli­ Gunmen from the were killed and more the small town of er opened its pro­ Fatah Hawks and Black than 150 wounded. Catengue in the south- grammes with orders Panthers, two vi gilante On Monday, Arafat western Benguela prov- from the Unita army. group s affili ated with brought out some 10000 ince after the ceasefire command to its troops to Arafat's mainstream Fatah followers for aral­ took effect at 1: OOpmon abide by the ceasefire. Fatah movement, fired ly in Gaza City to shore Tuesday. The end of hostilities in the air during the up his self-rule govern­ The military also was announced under speeches in Jericho's ment. charged that a govern- the terms of a peace pro­ mai n square. In the wake of the ment soldier was killed tocol signed in the Zam­ "Those who threaten clashes, Islamic activists when Unita troops at- bian capital Lusaka on Arafat, we will cut them have threatened to at­ tacked Sakassange in the Sunday following a year to pieces," chanted the tack police if no action eastern Moxico prov- of UN-mediated negoti- crowd of 3 000. was taken against those ince. ations. "We tell the enemies who opened fire. Mus­ Unita launched offen- Analysts here said that of the Palestinian peo­ lim protesters at a Gaza si ve operations against the ceasefire will remain ple that we will protect City rally threatened Camacupa in the central fragile until UN armed the achievements of the Tuesday to continue at­ Bie province and rede- peacekeeping soldiers PLO," said Marwan tacks aimed at under­ ployed at Kunhinga east and military observers Barghouti, a West Bank mining the Israel-PLO of the strategic central are reinforced and de­ Fatah leader, addressing accord. town of Kuito, accord- ployed, as planned from the raIl y from the balco­ Meanwhile, a survey ing to the government. mid-December accord­ ny of the municipality. published yesterday said Kuito saw some of the ing to the Lusaka proto­ "We will protect our two-thirds of the Pales­ worst atrocities in what col. process with the arms of tinians support a dia­ UN special envoy A joint commission the Hawks and Pan­ logue between the PLO Alouine Blond in Beye established by the gov­ thers." and the Islamic factions. called the "world's worst ernment and Unita to The Jericho rally was The poll also showed war". At one point in oversee the implemen­ the second show of force that 52,1 percent sup­ July last year alone, dur­ tation of the peace ac­ staged by Arafat since ported armed attacks ing a nine-month Unita ,cord will hold its first last week's bloody clash­ against Israelis, while siege, at least 300 civil­ meeting in Luanda next es in which Palestinian 34,4 percent opposed ians were killed in three Tuesday, the govern­ police fired on Muslim such actions. ROY AL VISIT ... Britain's Princess Anne meets South African president days ofcontinuou s Unita ment spokesman at the militant rioters in Gaza in the South African capital on Tuesday. The Princess shelling. Lusaka talks said yester­ City. - Sapa-A~ Royal started a five-day visit to South Africa. Photo: Reuter via Nampa. Radio Vorgan, the day. - Sapa-AFP , Fourteen Palestinians THE:NAMIBIAN :~S f Thursday NovemDer 24 1994 7

Prosperity 114,22 107,17 na Financial 679,37 633,27 2,64 NAMIBIAN TRUSTS: Economic Indicators IGI Life: Income 214,00 21 '1,86 11,52 OLD MUTUAL: GE 201,38 188,36 2,10 SANLAM: Growth 229,81 214,48 na Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: METBOARD: GE 2191,01 2045,55 2,69 Income \03,69 102,44 na FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELD% Metfund 347,53 325,02 2,41 Index 1796,41 1677,73 2,74 SANLAM: ABSA: GE: 207,68 194,24 3.01 Gilt 121 ,69 120,41 11,56 Prime Growth 695,76 650,05 2,54 Growth 118,22 110,41 na Industrial 188,07 175,92 2,73 Managed 132,56 124,43 na Industrial 1461,95 1365,02 2,55 Income 103,20 101,61 na Income 99,62 98,45 11 ,09 High Income 99,77 98,72 na Mining 372,70 348,23 3,30 Balanced 106,81 100,25 na METROPOLITAN: Income 89,02 87,65 13,35 Gold price International 101,32 95,10 na Metlife GE 146,11 136,51 5,77 SOUTHERN: GE 303,71 284,20 2,26 BOE: MOMENT\JM: Mining 21 7,47 • 203,59 2,96 Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 384,70 US dollars per Growth 255,83 239,04 2.09 GE 373,64 350,56 3,11 Pure 184,25 172,33 1,90 ounce as compared with 384,50 at morning fixing, 383,80 People's Income 104.57 \03,46 10.24 NBS: Income 602,48 590,43 10,00 at Tuesd~Y ' afternoon fixing. COMMUNITY: Hallmark GE 1366,66 1276,09 2,44 SYFRETS: Growth Fund 162,19 151,50 4,47 Hallmark Income 100,12 99,12 10,09 Growth 437 ,27 408,40 2,10 Nam dollarlUS dollar COMMERCIAL UNION: NORWICH: GE 712,22 665,07 3,10 Income 109,90 108,80 11,25 Yesterday'S opening Yesterday's closing Growth 181,45 169,41 1.99 OLD MUTUAL: Trustee 172,52 161,51 2,02 3,5365/80 3,5350/65 COMPOSITE: i Investors 4297,31 4006,44 2,11 Gilt 1118,57 1107,38 11,31 All Share Index: 135.96 127.05 2.80 Sentinel 244,23 227,80 na Balanced 112.69 106,13 na FEDLIFE: Growth 355,74 33 1,57 3,17 Prime Select 132.56 \03,88 na Financial rand Fedgro Growth 196,16 183, 18 3,28 Top Companies 391,00 364,52 2,53 Mng & Resource 104,98 98,25 na Yesterday'S opening Yesterday'S closing Income 98,66 96,68 na Industrial 589,34 549,18 1,99 UAL: 4,11/4,13 4, 15/4, 17 GUARDBANK: Mining 532,56 496,56 1,99 GE 2880,38 2696,11 3,38 Growth 3722,02 3462,04 2,75 Gold 215,76 201,16 3,01 Mining 600,17 561,36 2,19 Money market Income 115,70 114,49 11 ,92 Income 109,85 108,67 10,33 Selected 3180,76 2976,33 2,38 Industrial 206,69 192.21 2,50 SAGE: Gilt 1151,85 1140.34 12,58 9O~BArate Resources 247,95 230.76 3,10 Gen Equity 3524,07 3285,32 2,40 Managed 1373,82 1291 ,05 7,55 Y, .: - ay's opening Yesterday's closing Stability 110,80 104,22 na : Resources 229,99 214,59 2,80 I Max Income 1017,63 1007,46 1'5,04 r2,40 12,40 Joburg stock exchange : Ex­ pectations of further Wall Street losses saw Johan­ nesburg Stock Exchange shares plummet across­ the-board in hectic after­ noon trade yesterday. Dealers said falls in overnight US stock prices and weaker world bourses combined to weigh on lo­ cal investor confidence. At the close, the all gold index ended 45,9 points or 2, 19 per cent down at a five-month low of2 046,6 after dipping to 2 046,6 during the day. The in­ dustrial index slipped amid negative sentiment to end the day 117,2 points or 1,68 per cent lower at 6 866,9 which helped drag the overall index 109,0 points (1,84 per cent) down to 5799,9. One dealer felt market prices had been "over­ priced" and were under­ going a strong correction amid jitters fuelled by Wall Street weakness. He said the fact that the pre­ cious metal had risen to US$385,45 during the day had not helped gold and mining house counters. Bellwether stock De Beers continued to fall in intraday trade to end 275c or 2,87 per cent weaker at a new yearly low of R92,75 after touching R91,50 during the day. According to dealers, ear­ lier reports that the mar­ ket had "downrated the value of De Beers' dia­ mond interests following uncertainty over the effect SIZES: 6-18 MONTHS of illicit Russian sales of rough diamonds" coupled ASSORTED with Harry PATCHWORK PRINTS Oppenheimer's resigna­ tion from the board of De Beers in December had depressed the blue chip. Mining conglomerate Anglos - the highest val· ued share traded during the day -depreciated 550c (2,3 per cent) to R234,00 after some 81855 shares worth R 19,22-million changed hands in 55 deals. In the exchange's mining s~ctor, JeI dropped 200c (1,72percent)toRl 14,OO and Minorco ditched 500c (4,93 per cent) at R96,50. Printing group Penrose feH 6c (13,04 per cent) to PEP CUSTOMER WE UNE 0800 231100 T0l4EREE [§J ~ I3C A SMALL DEPOSIT AllOWS YOUlTO. [AY-BYE ANYTHlNGJNDUR STORES. n's EASYI WE RESERVETHE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANmlES. 4Oc. - Sapa-I-Ne ~ Young er Rublcam Retail 413088 N3m/BoL' DTA a gandja uusama ko SWAPO Uumatyona utano

• OSWALD SHIVUTE PONESHILA M u y 0 n g 0 "Oshigwana svaa na omolwuunkundi wa dhipagwa mokupopitha iilyo yawo, a a I e 1 i gwepangelo lyoSwapo. Moshigongi shayo shoka ya li ya ningile okwa ti, Namibia olyi 1i yopamuthigululwakalo , Kombinga yiilyo pOneshila mOshakati Olyomkaya ga ziko, tali ehama mokwaana osha kana," Muyongo ta yoDBC, Muyongo okwa kOmboma -sha ningwa_ kOmupresidende gwOngundu iilonga nokomiyonena ti. ti kutya oyi li tayi mono ndjika oplusamane Mishake Muyongo nosha ndhoka dhi ihanena Swapo anuwa ke na iihuna nayi noyi li naana • OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI Ii sha kalwa kaantu yethike Iwopeyovi oshilongo ashihe sho a ninga po, olusheno monkalo Iwaampoka, oya Ii ya nyenyetele oSWAPO molwashoka Swapo ndoka ha popi opo e li yokweedhili l wa Komufala gwOpolisi moNooli omusamane Eliaser Haulyondjamba okwa tseyitha kutya noonkondo molwashokaanuwaitayilelenawa okwa ndhopa adha, na .ishewe otashi mookamba koSWAPO , uumatyonawomomukund a OkahekeJOngenga oshilongo. mokuwilika oshilongo. kwatha shike omuntu wu inayi manguluka Shi na sha nomalenga, na olusheno ngoye moshilongo shawo. momudhingolokogwa L ukonda mOshitopolwa M anga omusamane noosikola oshali. ana aa wi'liki kuuna iilonga yokufuta Onkee DT A ngele sha Oshana, ookilo 60 m u umbugantuuzilo w.a Muyongo ·' ina tameka Smit ,okwa ti Swapo yopamuthigululwakalo, olusheno ndoka, okwa yi koshipunrli ote Ndangwa, owa ~i eso lyombaadhilihi n oli okupopya sha, ota fundju oshigwana Muyongo okwa ti kutya, Muyongo ta pula ke yi longekidhila . nya nyaleka mehu liloshiwike lya ziko, konima omusamane Fillemon nokwa indila oshigwana OSWAPO oyi 1i poku ya nokutsikila ko Kutya ope Oosikola, ogashi kehe sho wa li wa topelwa komboma ndjoka ya li Moongo, ngoka e li shi ka hogolole oDTA ekelahi molwashoka na aantu oyendji omuntu e li mosikola ta taya dhana. omuungaoeki gwoDTA ndjoka tai ka longela mEpangelo lyo SWAPO aanandunge ihe oye li mono elongo ngashi Uumatyona mbuka owo nee Alfried Am~ we moshitopolwa okwa li a os h i gw ana o lya tila okukalwa owala momagumbo y~wawo. gwoomvula 14 indile ko SWAPO opo omauwanawa ogendjL kOmalenga moshipala. iilonga Simion Awala gwoomvula 12, ~ Simon Mbumba yaa kelele we oDTA yi Nangeni gwoomvula 15, Martin Sackeus gwoomvula ninge iigongi 11 na Albino Angula Sackeus gwoomvula 15. . moshitopolowa. Komufala Haulyondjamba okwa ti kutya omagumbo ' T'a lombwele guumatyona mbuka oge li rnOshi topol wa sha Shikoto, )'" ,. . - . _(jslJ~gongLku:tya anuw,a ihe owa ka topelwa kornborna kombinga yOshitopolwa ~g ' el~ taku g andjwa shaShana, popepi nenge pornudhingoloko gwEhala iilo nga kaaka limo, pwa li hapu urnbilwa nale kornatanga ga South Afrika mboka yo DTA kaya pethimbo lyIita yEkondjelornanguluko. pewa iilonga. Ngele taku Owa ninga uule woowili 24 inau rnonika nokonima gandjwa iikulya sho aavali yawo ye shi lopota kOpolisi, Opolisi oya li yOshikukuta nena ya yi rnolukongo pauyelele tau ti kutya okwa uvikile iihuna yowala, mboka yo etopo lyontumba momudhingoloko gwornukunda DTA kaya pewa nenge mboka. Mokuya molukongo rnornukunda rnoka, otaye yi pewa yakondjela Opolisi oya li yi itsu pornidhirnba mpoka, dha po shapo. nyanyauka nayi anuwa noye dhi fala kOkila yOpolisi Omusamane Nico kOshakati. Smith ngoka wo naye a Haulyondjaba okwa ti kutya Opolisi oyi na 1i a ende pamwe edhilladhilo lyokuka ninga iigongi mokati koshigwana nomusamane Muyongo, opo shi fatululilwe natango nawa rnuul e oshiponga okwa ti kutya oSWAPO shIitopitha rnbyoka yi ihanena oshitopolwa shOwarnbo oya ninga ngo oomvula ashihe. ntano koshipundi ndele Omupolisi Ornutopithi gwlitopitha rnOshitopolwa anuwa inayi ninga po John Nangutuwala naye kuyele okwa li a hokolola sha komauvaneko kutya rnoshitopolwa natango onkee tarnu adhika omawanawa ngoka ya li iitopitha oyindji inayi topa, noshi gwana otashi g ya ningile oshigwana DTA okw~ li ya ?ing~ oshoongalele moKhomasdal onguloshi yEtiv81i, osho Sh.8 .k.. 8.. 1wa kO. j vanhu 4. 00 I kuma. idh.. wa sha.. a too. le .nokud.h, a~~ .niinima kaye yi gokugandja epango lwaapo.Elombmgalmwe yoonakukalaposho.ongaleleosho. _~ .~. ", .. ~.,q.:,.~.,-~~'1:'," ~ : s hh'':''''''1~C~;''';'~"';~:;::; ,~'" ,.,.".4 ~. Dan okwa hala Ongeleka ei oyeitavelo lilipi?

ONGELEKAyonhumba ile Oshimhanga shimwe tai ningi oshikonga shayo shornahoololo mornukalo okupangela oolyelye? moNamibia oshe IipyakidiJa nomushangwa vati womanyuva. Amwe omornapulo aa a pulwa kongeleka womapukululo kovahQOloli, 00 we likwatelela ei ihe shiivike ongaashi: • TV APPA NAMUTEWA fininikilwa ashike kOmbiibeli, nonande u Ii po tau pukifa shaashi Ongudu yoye oya itavela tuu Mounene weenghono ovanhu. omunhu ito dulu naana okumonamo noupu kutya daKalunga? Kepulo eii, ongudu yoDCN noSwapo vati oda nyarnukula kutya ahowe do inadi itavela OVAKWASHIWANA vahapu Ngeenge ovanhu ovo nakunyola oinima oyo okwa hala naana okutya meenghono daKalunga. Vati enyarnukulo eli 10Swapo vokoshitukulwa shaKelemba ta lele ovo inave mu ngahelipi. mOukwanyama, osho sha piyaana paife noku Ornushangwa ou, wedina " Ornufindalongo ola kufwa rnEfinamhango longudu oyo lomudo 1991 , pumbwa molwomawii omo Swapo vati a tonga kutya ongudu oyo oya itavela he shiivike natango mwene washo, onghee o nhumba noongadi, wopaMbiibeli, Epukululo lovahoololi", owe lihanifilwa Ovenduka aishe nowa tumwa koukefa ve lili naku lili kutya "ovanhu vovene ovo ve na okulikwafa vovene tava twikile nokudengela oshifo eshi eengodi koshipundi otakondjele rno Venduka. Oonakunyanyangida inava tula po ongodi rnornaudjuu eenghalo davo adishe". oshoyo okunyola eembilive omo tava indile ko hano a . ka pangele yavo kakele ashike vati ondjukifi yavo oyo P 0 Box Ornapulo arnwe ongaashi: ongudu yoye otai pataneke elenga Gottlieb Dan, 00 a kanene oolyelye," osho ovanhu 31597 Windhoek. oveta yokulifaornadirno?, FCN, MAG noUDF adishe momahoololo a ningilwe momafiku 24 vamwe va hala okuuda. Oonakunyanyangida otava ti ova tumine omapulo e oda tongakutya itadi popile elikufo 10madirno. Eengudu Septemba neudo, a dje koshipundi, shaashi "Epangelo 010 likwatelela kOmbiibeli keengudu adishe tadi ka kufa adishe oda nyarnukula yo kutya itadi popile euliko ehoololo ola ulika kutya ovalelwa vaye inave oshiwana, noshiwana ornbinga mornahoololo twa finda opo di a nyarnukule. lornalutu e li kornbada ile ornafano neekino dornanangalafano. Itad i popile yo ornhango mu hala. osho omupangeli. DT A noSwapo vati inava nyarnukula ornapulo 00, Ngeenge ovanhu inave ornolwomatomhelo opapolotika, ornanga oWorkers youmbwada, hano okulandifa po ornalutu parnukalo Ponhele yaDan kaa li paveta. ku pumbwa u kale Revolutionary Party inai tulwa mornusholondodo woluhaelo. FeN noMAG oda hala nokuhalelela oveta yokutula ovanhu ova hoolo]a Paveta yOmalel0 koshipundi, nena otashi weengudu odo da nyamukula ornapulo. ovanhu kohake i shune po, ornanga De N ita popile Lukas Shinedima, Oukwanyama, vati ti nokuvapangela inava Kakushiivike naanaa kutya ornolwashike eengudu oshinirna osho, ye UDF ina nyamukula natango. ashike elelo omalenga ohaa edi rnbali odo odo da talika da kula, SWAPO noDT A hala. Paife oto kondjele Kakele kaSwapo noDTA ovo inava nyarnukula sha, IOukwanyama ola any a nangekwa kelelo koshipundi u ka pangele da fiwa po inadi riyarnukula. Otashi dulika "ongeleka" ei. pamwe i nediladilo okuninga eepropaganda eengudu adishe itadi popile oufikeparnwe pokati okukoleka . ehoololo loshilongo, nokape naou oolyelye?" okuxurnifa komesho oungudu vanini rnoshilongo kovalurnenhu novakainhu, osheshi paMbiibeli vati laShinedima, shaashi e na oufemba woku a Dan ta dimbulukifwa ngaashi DeN, FeN, MAG noUDF. Oshi li yo tashi hasho shi li ngaho paEfeso 5:22-25, orno ovakainhu vati ehoolo]o eH ]a kufa oulenga wao fiyo nee kutya kape na nande tava kurnaidwa va dulike kovalumenhu vavo ngaashi ningilwe momafiku a omefyo. Iimbilike ngeenge ongeleka tuu shili ya nyanyangida oshinima ihashi oinimaoyo, ile pamwe ongudu ashike irnwe yopolotika kOrnwene notava indilwa (ovakainhu) va dulike tumbulwa meteteke]o Vamwe vomwaavo ve hoololwa, onghee kovalurnenhu vavo moinirna aishe. kala li pauyuki. uditile nai oshinima eshi ngeenge oshiwana Eengudu adishe, oda itavela kutya oshinakuwanifwa Lwopokati opo shaDan, ova ·nyola inashi mu hala shelongo lounona oshi li komapepe ovadali, ndele natango, elenga Dan, 010 ombilive omo va indila molwoilonga yaye ii, ina kashi fi oshinakuwanifwa shepangelo, kakele ashike mehoolo]o lovanhu vet elenga Dan 1i liufe kondjifa omahalo asho. koUDF oyo ya popya kutya oshinirna eshi oshovadali konda omayovi, la diJe komahalo oshiwana. nepangelo. . mo ashike vati nomake Ovanyoli ova hala "Oilonga yoye yii otai ku .Jandula fiyo alushe. Eengudu adishe kakele koDCN itadi popile nande 13, ala ya keehahende okuuda kutya Dan osho etulo rnoilonga loveta yokudoobola. Ovatandavelifi Mo]waashi ku na dalo nokunyola ta kondjele paife voshinyolwa otava ti nokuli paMbiibeli okuta oupeko ohokwe . noshiwana, eembilive da yuka oshipundi hano ile osho oulunde, naavo tave shi ningi vati otava ka fya Koministeli Libertine okulela oshiwana? oshiwana os he ku tonda tava dipawa, paJesaya 65: 11-12. Amathila oshoyo kElelo Dan ota pulwa fiJu-filu, nosha hoolola Ngaashi sha tongwa nale rnetetkelo, inaku shiivika IOukwanyamaomo taku natango k utya h ano 00 sha hala e shi naanaaelalakano loshinyanyangidornwa eshi olashike, indi] wa omaboololo koshipundi okwa ile ko pangele," omukanda nonande OOvene tave liluku epukululo kovahoololi, omafiku 24 Septemba a tuu ngahelipi, okwa wenyenyeto osho wa kape na nande opapa tapa holoka epukululo la sha li ekelweshi shaashi vati hoololelwe ile okwa xulifa ngaho. nasha nornahoololo.

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I~~ Special I!rft Property I!rft Property ~ For Legal Legal Ell Property 1:iI!B1 Services IlLII For Sale IrL.II For Sale E.:IIII Sale m Notice m Notice IlLII for Sale THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Free quotations & instant CAR FOR SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF 1983 Passat GLS 1600 NAMIBIA Extension of NOTICE OF INTENTION cash for all your furniture OF CHANGE OF Extras, Beige Tel: 211209 In the matter between: and electrical Competition SURNAME -A N$7,500 (Negotiable) AUTO SPARES appliances. I, Olga Kandenge, residing PRESTIGE DEVELOPERS Contact Milly (NAMIBIA) (PTY) LTO at Epukilo We the Call Auctions Namibia GROENEWALD DORADOPARK Opel Manza 1.8 GLE 1988 Plantiff Reserve, unemployed intend , Tel: 220012 PROPERTIES SECTIONAL TITLES very good condition, and applying to the Minister of Airconditioning, Alarm BICHO GARAGE EVANGELlC~L Home Affairs for authority For your biggest investment System, Tel: 224330 Defendant LUTHERAN under section 9 of the Aliens ~ For Act, 1937, to assume the ever, buy now and see your aftemoon. CHURCH IN THE ~ Sale investment grow. We build surname of Humauva forthe NOTICE OF SALE IN REPUBLIC OF reasons thatKandenge is my beautifully designed three Legal EXECUTION NAMIBIA- BET-EL guardians'surname and Table and Chairs ~room double storey units Notice Pursuant to a Judgment of CONGREGATION would like to assume my for sale with bic's. A balcony from m the above Honourable Court mother's surname HumaLNa. Glass top table and 6 ~e main bedroom provedes NOTICE TO THE PUBUC granted on 16 September My date of birth is also of Katutura, wantto inform chairs. Phone: 213054 a view of the gently sloping 1994, the following goods incorrectly written. It should you about the unavoidable be OS .03.1935 .. I pr~viously N$350,00 or nearest offer. valley below which would Official orders 00576677 to will be sold in execution by extending of the bore the name(s) Olga (all hours) still offer you a rare view of 00576700 for Government public auction of Thursday, SpeCialists In competition under control Kandenge. Any person who nature. Vehicle GRN 2438 have the 2nd day of February For Sale Affordable Housing ofthe Bethel Congregation. objects to my assumption of Ground floor .. . been reported stolen. 1995 at 12HOO at the Okav! the said surname of Nissan Sentra 1994 Model. This competition kicked A lovely kitchen with Bic Club, OSHAKATI, Humauva, should as soon As good as new, off in the seventh month of Rocky Crest­ Lounge/Diningroom No responsibility for NAMELY: as may be lodge his I her +1- 10000 km. Contact: this year, Plot & Plan payment in respect of objection, in writing, with a 214370 (H)or 236970 (16\07\ 1994). statement of his/ her reasons Erven with beautif!J1 view Improve your status with a purchases on these orders 1 x ' Mercedes Benz, Ext 24 (after hours) The participating time was thereof, with the Magistrate Our show House home from prestige. Enjoy will be accepted by the N7372SH according to the rules of the of Windhoek. is now ready for viewing the lUXUry of your own Government Garage. 1 x Lounge Suite For Sale competition till the 22 Erf 176 Ichaboe St. property and yet also the , 1 x Kitchen Table with Four 50 cc Yamaha Dt Motor November 1994. We are selling at old protection of a body If these orders are presented Chairs For Cycle as good as new The raffle date was 1111!"311 prices coporate. to any Service Station ple~ 1 x Defy Fridge N$6000 Phone: Jonathan planned for the 30 ~ Sale Only for this year TWO MONTHS FREE contact Mr Roy van der 1 x Battery Charger Viljoen 41364 OCCUPATION Merwe or Mr Gert Meyer at 1 x Video Machine December 1994. But now because of the For Sale 'For yiewing CONTACT DESMOND Radiopage 252222 1 x Hi-Fi 212640(W) 261010(H) immediately. If no response 1 X Stove unavoidable - -' - -, ~ - -. 1990 Ford Sierra Estate Hanne. Groenewald -...... ~--- .J,J.4 . ~ '4'" \.. please phone Tel. 2082178 Number of Tools circumstances the Wagon, excellent Tel: 211474 .) ~X:",, $~_J and report to receiver of call. competition is extended till '"- --~~ condition, regularely (08hOO - 20hOO) TERMS : CASH to the the year, 1995. se.rviced. N$33 100 , IN THE HIGH COURT OF highest bidder. The participating time will Tel: 061- 239 428 Dorado Park NAMIBIA last till the 22 February TOYOTA BAKKIES 1 Prime Erf available ~ In the matter between : 1995, and the raffle date x ?Ie __ ,. tAIf ~ u dated AT WINDHOEK this NAMIBIA HARDWARE For Sale For Plot & Plan 18th day of NOVEMBER will be on the 1990 Toyota HlIux 1800 PROPERTIES FOR (PTy) LIMITED Shop in Rhino Park Hann.. Groenewald , 1994. 25 March 1995. N$31500.00 IMMEDIATE OCCUPA- PLAINTIFF Shopping Centre about Tel: 211474 Contact Person: Deposit N$5 000 and TION and 80m2. Price N$8000,OO (08hOG-20hoo) monthly N$750 for the G A LOUW DEFENDANT FISHER, QUARMBY & A.S. Hao-dom Negotiable. Contact KHOMASDAL: Wltvalk PFEIFER PO Box 7631 period of 54 months. Richard at 228474 Street NOTICE OF SALE IN Attorneys for Plaintiff KATUTURA 1990 Toyota Hilux 1800 In .JIIi... one year old house with EXECUTION 108 SWABS Building Tel:-(h) 261465 3 bedrooms ASALE IN EXECUTION will Post Street (w) 42421-3688 Price 31 500.00 Memoriam 4.~ 2 full bathrooms be held by public auction on windhoek OR deposit N$5 000 m THURSDAY the Sth DAY R~v. I. Frederlcks Monthly N$ 750 for the beautiful vies (Ref: IRllp/H305) FOR SALE period of 54 months. CHALOM MBAPEWA and close to school, shops OF NOVEMBER 1994 AT PO Box 7631 STUURMAN and main road for transport ERF 1047, BLOCK B, KENNISGEWING VAN KATUTURA POINEERS PARK REHOBOTH, 10HOO in 'price: m VERLORE Tel: (h) 216103 1990 Toyota HlIux 4 x 4 N$321 000-00 the forenoon, during which GRONDBEWYS NR. (w) 263018 plus canopy there will be sold in execution Very spacious 4- OPONGANDA: Next to REHOBOTH Fl08 Price N$49 900.00 bedroomed hopuse woth as a result of an attachment . (REHOBOTH) THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Deposit N$8 000 Greysblok , made on the 31 st day of pool and flat, beautiful 2 bed roomed house with a NOTICE OF INTENTION Monthly N$l 300 for the OCTOBER 1994UNDERA KENNIS GESKIED OF CHANGE OF garden, in sought after big erf for further extentions period of 54 months. area. Completely walled , wRIT OF eXECUTION HIERMEE OAT EK VAN SURNAME Price: N$96 300.00 ISSUED ON THE 27TH of I, Petelina Paulusa, residing very pr.ivate. Bargain of VOORNEME IS OM 1989 Toyota Hllux (negotiable) SEPTEMBER 1994 by the at Erf No 635, Wanaheda the year! AANSOEK TE DOEN OAT 1800SR plus canopy abovenamed NAMIBIA N GEWAARMERKTE ,Katutura, unemployed (as a) OKURYANGAVA: HARDWARE (PTY) intend applying to the Minister Price N$33 250.00 WANAHEDA AFSKRIF VAN Bargain LIMITED (Plaintiff) against gRONDBEWYS nr of Home Affairs for authority Deposit N$7 000 N$130 000-00. Very neat very special property and G A LOUW (Defendant). REHOBOTH Fl0S unaer section 9 of the Aliens and monthly N$950 for 48 Act, 1937, to assume the BORN: 23.11.1980 3-Bedroomed house with well-kept GEDATEER7aUGUSTUS months. surname of Namalenga , for DIED: 24.05.1994 bic, 2 Bathrooms, Quick 3 bedrooms 1 x LOUNGE SUITE (2 1986, SYNDE VIR N BENCHES, 2 CHAIRS the reasons that Paulusa is 1988 Toyota HlIux x MATT: 5:9 sale. 2 full bathrooms SEKERE eRF nR 4 4 FLORAL COLOUR) my fathers first name and not ' It is your first birthday in rEHOBOTH Fl 08, groot968 my real surname. I previously Price N$39 750.00 owner transferred 1 x ROOM-DIVIDER Heaven, the Lord called Contact Judy at Vierkante Meter, die borethename(s)m. Petelina Deposit N$S 500 price: N$ 107000.00 (BROWN WOOD) your name and you 43253 (all hours) or eiendom van Frans Konradt Paulusa. Any person who Monthly N$l 250 for 42 answered. van Wyk gebore op 8 objects to my assumption of months. 43335 (after hours) For these and many more TERMS: 'VOETSTOOTS' We accept but will never Augustus 1961 uitgereik the said surname of or Ester at 222971 properties talk to Anne - CASH T:O THE HIGHEST word. Namalenga, should as soon forget. Rest in peace 19891suzu KB160 and (all hours) Thandeka Gebhardt BIDDER. as may be lodge his / her Mother Francis Brothers, Canopy Price N$27 750.00 Tel: 229881(W) DATEDAT~NDHOEKon Alle persone wat teen die objection, in writing, with a Deposit N$6 000 Sisters and Stuurman URGENT 227338{H) this 2'lst day of uitreiking van sodanige kopie statement of hisl her reasons Monthly N$770 for 48 . Family. _ . HOCHI;AND VILLAGE NOVEMBER 1994. .beswaar maak, word hierby_,.J l1Q(Q.of, with the Magi&trare - - months . .- -~-- '(MANDATE) P.F. KOEP AND versoek om hul besware of Windhoek. -TOWNHOUSE - COMPANY skriftelik in te dien by die Ell Property , ATTORNEYS FOR 1991 Nissan 1400 plus UIET AREA VERY Registrateur van Aktes, THE AUENS ACT, 1937 PLAINTIFF canopy Price N$27 750.00 IlLII to Let PRIVATE AND NEAT Rehoboth, bin ne drie (3) NOTICE OF INTENTION FIRST FLOOR, ACME 3 BEDROOMS (bic) weke na die laaste publikasie OF CHANGE OF Deposit N$4 000 Soek te huur in enige area e~ CORNER 2 BA;rHROOMS van hierdie kennisgewing. SURNAME Monthly N$730 for 54 kontakAnna Tel: 236970(W) KASINO STREET months. LbUNGE • • - t , ,- I, Wilhelm Elifas, residing at e';\,' . WINDHOEK Bachelor room for rent in OPEN pLAN KITCHEN Gedateer te Rehoboth op Walvisbay, employed as a REF: JAIlkl16289 Pullman street, Windhoek CARPORT 199G'Cltil.8 Sport hierdie 8ste dag van Joiner intend applying to the 1992 Ford Saphlre 2.0GL West. Available from 1.12.94, BACK YARD FOR BRAAI Price N$~9 500.00 November 1994. Minister of Home Affairs for Aircon and R!T ape .phone: 207-2079 (O/Hours) REMOTE SYSTEM FOR E>eposit'N$5 000 authority under section 9 of Price N$36 950.00 ' SEVURITY WITH AN Mont~ly N$690 for 54 THE AUENS ACT, 1937 the Aliens Act, 1937, to assume the surname of Deposit N$5 000 WHATEVER months. NOTICE OF INTENTION OF CHANGE OF SURNAME IlE~ Special Amweelo, for the reasons that Monthly N$990 for 54 PRICE : ? I, Feogonia Naimbale, reSiding at Erf No 2884 Ombili 1:iI~ I Services Katutura, uAemployed (as a) intend applying to the Minister Elifas is my father's first name months. 1989 VW Jetta CLI Full of Home Affairs for authority under section 9 of the Aliens and n.ot my real sumame. I EK IS DRINGEND OP Charli's Repair Special house Price N$29 500.00 Act, 1937, to assume the surname of Amutenya , for the previously bore the name(s) 1991 Toyota Cress 301 full SOEK NA HUISE IN DIE Services. Deposit N$6 000 reasons that Naimbale is my Grand Grand Fathers name. W. Elifas. Any person who house PriceN$ 60 000.00 Reperation of all types of PRYSKLAS VAN N$90 Monthly N$790 for 4S All my docmunets reflect my surname as Amutenya. My first objects to my assumption of Deposit N$6 000 electrical appliances eg. 000.00 TOT 120000.00 IN name should also be spelled Theogonia. I previously bore the said surname of Amweelo months. Monthly N$l 580 for 54 Freezers, stoves, washing KHOMASDAL the name(s) FeogoniaA. Naimbale. Any person who objects , should as soon as may be machines, vacuum to my assumption of the said surname of Amutenya , should lodge his 1 her objection, in months. cleaners"etc. Same day CONTACT GULlUS as soon as may be lodge his 1 her objection, in writing, with writing, with a statement of guarantee service. GAWESEG Contact Mossie 1 Leon at a statement of his 1 her reasons thereof, with the Magistrate hisl her reasons thereof, with Contact Mossie _or Leon at Phone: 207-2079(W) TEL: 229881 (W) Tel : 233989 or 236700 of Windhoek. the Magistrate of Windhoek. Tel: 233989 or 236700 ~ 0 -Thursday Novemt)e'r 24 1994 THE NAMI8IAN

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Un~hanged Boks '.,'"to face Wales I', : First the good news. The Test team, for the historic international against Wales at on Saturday, is un­ changed. GYMNASTIC falls will get the chance to see Now for the compli­ tbe honour it ~ilI be the some of the finest gymnasfs in the country.in cation. Centre Tinus first ti me he will play an exhibition at the SKW Hall tomorrow. '" Linee has become the alongslde his orother - fourttl person on the cur­ Helgard - ip a Spring­ The' gymnastic said ' lo~al v~;Y.( ~ieftaining~" rent tour of Britain to be bok jerse/' The other "seaspn has reach ~d' it~'"- Ede1 trau a ~eume ister , fl own home because of players whQ ' ~ave: been ' spbke sp-etson 0(' the ' fina' s ilig-e~ andthe eve~ 't an injury. Linee was sent home because of will alrow loc"al ' gym- SKW6ymnastics ~I ub . concusse"d m idway ~ njuri ,e s- . ~f~ ' wing Chris nasts to show their paces' , ~ the organIsers are As through the &econd h ~lf Badenhorst (damaged before the upcoming verykeerHogetacapat­ o( South' Africa' s "dour vertebra), "lock' Drikus African Junior Gymnas- ity crowd for the sake of 9-3 win over Pontypridd Hattingh · (~ ltd~.ru.rnal tics Championships next the young gymnasts, the at Sardis Road on Tues- strain) and Brendan 'June'"": ' " display will be free of AFRICAN CHAMP ... Zimbabwean Abe Smitclinched the African Rally 'day. While the talented Venter (knee ligaments). 9ymn~sts from the charge., '" Championship in his Audi Quattro S2 during the recent 1994, ~~~e~ational centre completed the They were replaced by SKW- Gymnastics Club *-Neumeister also dis­ Total Tara Rally. ' Smit forced defending champion Satwabt Singh of game, he did not feel too Cabous van der will produce a Christ- closed to The Namibian Zambia into second spot. Singh competed in his VW Golf. well and \Vas later diag­ Westhu.i~~~ Krynauw mas display tomorrow Sport yesterday that the nosed ,as having"~ ~ e r:! ous Ono ,and Helgard'MtU1er evening, 'starting at first international gym- concussibn. . respectively. _ 18hOO. nastics competition to be And according to in­ The decisi.on by,;; the Their display will in- held in Namibia will be Coertse retain's" ternational rugby board taur seiect9rs to keep the clude acrobatic, artistic held next year. regulations he is ~ot al­ Test side unchanged.can and rhythmical sections The event, to be known lowed to play fqr anoth­ only be lauded. The per­ as part of their exciting as the African Junior er three weeks - which formance of the mid­ promotional and devel- Gymnastics Champion­ Total Ta,ra Rally obviously rules him out week team against opment drive to get more ships will be held a1 the for the remainder of the Pontypridd also left them school children involved new hall at Walvis Bay, • MOTORING CORRESPONDENT al Total Tara Rally, tour'. The tour manage­ virtually no.other choice. in the sport. complete with interna- which included three SA ment has decided, be­ TheTest team: Andre Some of the young tional apparatus, and SOUTH Africa racing driver, RoelofCoertse, teams sponsored by To­ cause it is so late in the Joubert; " Chester gymnasts who have willcaterforyounggym­ assisted by his lady navigator Gillian Tarlton, tal, 11 cars had fallen tour, they will not call Williams, , reached the highest lev- nasts between 14and 16- won the admiration of many motor racing out by Friday night. for a replacement. , Pieter el of sport in local and years old. fans at the weekend, when he clinched first A total of 10 teams One of the two Test Hendriks; Hennie le i~~~~f\ational competi- Already Egypt and made it to the finish by centres - Japie Mulder Roux, Joost van der place on Saturday, to retain the International tions will be showing off Mozambique have ac­ Saturday afternoon. or Pieter Muller - will Westhuizen; O s du Total Tara trophy he won last year. their skills in what prom- cepted an inv itation to Some of the main play­ partner Helgard Muller Randt, Ul i Schmidt, ises to be a most enter- attend and the organi s­ Dri ving a Ford Despite th is being the ers dropped out earl y in in the final midweek Tommie Laubscher, taining exhibition. ers are still waiting for Saphire turbo 4x4, Audi's maiden run, its the game, which includ­ game against the Com­ (capt), "Wehaveputsomuch Algeria, Cape Verde, , Coertse moved into first c"lean performance ed top contestors' Theo bined Irish Provinces in Mark Andrews, Phillip effort in organising this South Africa, Tunisia, place after lying fourth throughoutthe 720 kilo- , Coetzee and Willem Belfast ne.xt Tuesday. Schutte, , exhibition and we des- and Zimbabwe , to re­ irr r. SatbrfHl) "~ ~HiHirfg " metre~'OfNamibra;rtaf C' Rugo in their BMW If Pieter Muller gets Rudolf Straeuli. perately need the sup- spond. position. The winning Jy country, won Audi the 325iX, which picked up port of the public to come They have till January team was given a lucky manufacturers champi­ bearing problems. and cheer the efforts of next year to submit their break when their main onships. U we Kessler didn 't get BIG AUCTION the youngsters. entries to the NamiQian rivals hit a bad patch. Comme"n ted an a chance to drive h is new FRlDAYlHE 25th OF NOVEMBER 1994, AT 18HOO "It will be the first time Gymnastics Federation. Firstly 'Flying Fritz exhilerated Abe at the potent Toyota Celica we have staged such a The championships will Flachenberger" who was fi nish: "The route was GT 4 further than the A HUGE AND MOST INTERESTING VARIE7Y OF GOODS display which involves be for girls under -14 and W1U BE SOLD BY PUBUC AUCT1UNI EVERYTHING moving in for the kill , very challenging, offer­ sixth stage, and limped --.,- all thedifferentgymnas­ boys under-16- years. MUST BE SOLDI fell out when his Ford ing something for eve­ out with engine trouble. tic sections and it will be +/- 30 Pinball Machines, Various Shelves, Dinlngroom-, Cossworth 4x4 over- ryone. I was also im­ Remy Moens also Sleeplngroom-, and Lounge Suites, Beds, Office Desks, heated, a few stages be- pressed by the standard driving a powerful Audi Cabinets, Office Chairs, Fridges, Freezers, lVs, Videos, fore the finish. of vehicles taking part Quattro, and Dippies Hlfls, Twlntube Washing Machines, Clothing, Curtains, And, strong contend- in the event, with some Dippenaar in a Ford School Uniforms, Sandals, Mats and Rugs, Canetable and Chairs, Babybed, New Kitchen Tables and Book- ers Rolf and Hans stiff competition in the Laser Cossowrth 4x4 shelves, Pots & pans, Plastic Tables & Chairs, Bath, New Pretorius wh o had taken field, especially during turbo were also forced to Lounge Suites, Brand New Foam Mattresses a firm lead in their the first leg." retire from the race with AND LOTS MORE! Sandmaster picked up A sizzling dice for mechanical problems. COME AND MAKE YOUR OWN BARGAINSI dif problems only five fourth place, saw SA Two vehicles rolled stages from the end. team Ben van der during the first leg of the This slowed the team Westhuizen and Pi et rally, luckily with no down to second place, Oosthuizen in a VW reported injuries to but did not prevent them Golf, cracking the whip Arnulf Schmidt and frbm snatching the 1994 for Zambia's Satwant Gerhard Truter. Namibian Rally Cham- Singh, also driving a Another vehicle be­ pionship title. Golf. longing to Tiffy van der Zimbabwean team, However,overheating Heever and Adolf Botes -GOLDEIf 7- Abe Smit and Les Wild problems in his substi­ also rolled duri ng the finished third in their tute vehicle used for this , first stage. VOLLEYBH .L . Italian works vehicle, an event only, didn't give Bravely the boys Audi Quattro S2. Satwant the gap he was picked up the pieces and TOURNAM ':NT This secured them the looking for. Gontinued on their way, African Rally Champi- Not only did the Afrian but this time in a s.ome­ 2-A - SIDE AND 4- A- SIDE onship trophy, which at Championships slip out what modified and the beginning of the of his reach, but togeth­ mishapen looking event was a toss up be- er with local navigator, Mazda V8 looking WHEN: 26 NOVEMBER 1994 tween them and Zam- Karl-Heinz Pretorious, bakkie. . WHERE: NATIONAL RUGBY bia's Satwant Singh, theteamhadtomakedo And to prove,the point, STADIUM who was alsopresentand with fifth place. "never judge' a book by FEE: N$40 PER TEAM lying ahead of them by With a record line-up its cover," the team drove one point at the start of of24 vehicles at the start their wreck into sixth the rally. of the year's Internation- position. DANCE WITH 4 SEASONS ______1 ONTHEROLL ... school girl Donna McGregor going through her paces with the hoop during a REFRESHMENTS ALSO rhythmic display. An exhibition of gymnastics AVAILABLE will be staged at the SKW Hall (opposite Wernhill FOR MO ~E INFORMATION Park) on Friday evening, starting at 18hOO and CONTACT NVF OFFICE AT finishing about 19hOO. There will be no charge TEL: 239657 for the public who are invited to attend. . 12 Thursday November 24 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

Better ball HOUSES FOR SALE golf knockout OTJOMUISE I Who will win t,op THE annual The TransNamib Better Ball NATIONAL HOUSING ENTERPRISE knockout golf tourna­ has started a project meht, played c0untry­ consisting of sporting award·s? wide throughout the year, reaches its finale 165 houses this weekend at the - CONRAD ANGULA Windhoek Country in Otjomuise. The prices of Club. these 1 • 2 & 3 bedroomed THE NAMIBIA Nationsl! Sports Cou'neil The tournament was houses range from will host its annual dinner in honour of the played at 21 clubs in year's top sportsmen and women at the Namibia during the year N$55 000 to ~$86 000 Wanderers Sports Club Hall in Pioneerspark and and the winning and should be avqilable at the tomorrow. team and runners-up of .beginning of 1995. each club will travel to The glittering affair * National Team of Windhoek this weekend Persons interested in ~cquiring will be attended by the the Year - cricket, soc­ to compete for the title of one of these houses are country's top sporting cer, swimming. Namibian Better Ball cordially inviteq to contact any personalties, sponsors * Administrator of the Champions. of the following persons: and supporters. year. TransNamib's main The finalists for these * Best local perform­ Nantes !Gaoseb objective in sponsoring top sporting awards are ance by a Namibian ath- the tournament is to im­ Ludwina A/ex chosen by local sports lete. . prove contact and rela­ " Fritz Muzorongondo writers and commenta­ * Codes with the best tions wi th its clients over Estoff Kake tors. executed development as wide a field as possi­ The final ists for the programme. ble, with special empha­ Sportsman of ~he Year * Best coach. sison the smaller towns. I !elephone: 22~ 5 5r8] are Frankie Fredericks * Best referee/umpire. Tournament organis­ (athletics), Sylvester The world renowned ers" Kobus Grobbelaar Goraseb(soccer), Willie Geoff Thompson, a has attended most of Grey ling (sport for disa­ member of the British , these club competitions bled), Albertus Katiti Sports Council, will be together with senior (boxing), Eden Meyer the guest speaker at the TransNamib personnel "~~~~~~" I (rugby) and Gavin dinner. in a particular region. ~~l~~"J ~ H_ /?,~;:?~";/~;0?~;01;,&;:/~:;;r;//'};,;x//&I;) " Murgatroyd (cricket). He is also chairperson Grobbelaar says golf­ --.:0.; Monica Dahl (swim­ of the Sports Aid Foun­ ers at clubs represent a ming), Elizabeth dation (NW) Region cross-section of the com­ Mongudhi (athletics), which helps to promote munity and it was im­ Tanya Rogerson (hock­ sporting talents from portant that they should ey) and Ella Scholtz grass root to elite level. OM WILLIE ... star disabled athlete, Willie be able to rub shoulders (badminton) will be vy­ Thompson was ap­ Greyling, will be competing against some of the with representatives in a RUNDU ing for the Sportswom­ pointed to the British country's top sportsmen for the coveted Namibian relaxed and friendly 3-bedroomed house on an of the Year title. Sports Council in June Sportsman ofthe Year award tomorrow evening. sporting atmosphere. For the Junior Sports­ 1990 after an outstand­ The function will be held at the Wanderers Hall Whenever possible, riverfront man Thobias Akwenye ing career in competi- ill PiqneersRark. ~r.n i~r ~ t