Bringing Africa South Vol.2 NO.400 SOe (GST Inc.) ,Monday September 2

TODAY * Facing the future in Angola, p6 * International, p7 Confusion on Cairo * What our readers say,p9 IT IS clear that a Namibian team will take part in STANLEY KATZAO the All-African Games in Cairo, Egypt, later this month, but up until late last night it was unclear Contacted for comment last whether any changes will be made to the original night, Muller confirmed that team, which sparked so much controversy. the team would be going. However, he added, any Chief organiser of the Na­ the team who announced that changes would depend on the nnbian team, Louis Muller, told as a result Namibian sports­ response "we are waiting for 1he Namibian that any changes men and women would be from Cairo". to the team would depend on withdrawn from the Cairo ' Although Muller did not want information from Cairo. games. to elaborate, The Namibian However, he categorically Many people supported the learned that the local organ­ refused to elaborate on the "in­ Cabinet decision as they feel isers had asked Cairo whether formation from Cairo' '. , black Namibians are still being changes could still be consid- All Muller would say was: . denied equal sports opportuni­ ered at this stage. _ get started "You will get to know about it ties in many fields. If it was too late for Cairo to later. " After two lengthy meetings accept any changes or inclu­ Controversy over the All­ with N amibian sports ,organ­ si!)ns, the team would go 'as TYAPPA NAMUTEWA African games' first erupted after isers, Minister of Youth and is' with the exception of the the Cabinet decided not to give Sport Pendukeni Ithana on handball team. MECHANICAL problems financial, political or diplomatic Friday night said a compro­ • At the time of going to with a Katutura taxi may support to the Namibian team mise had been reached. press, the joint statement read have prevented robbery chosen for the event as it was Conditions for Government by Minister Ithana over NBC and even violence at a farm not representative enough. support for the Cairo time in­ television on Friday night was still not available for the rest in the Okahandja district Further, non-Namibians were cluded that the handball team selected to go to Cairo. should not be included and that of the media. early on Friday morning. This was followed by an clarity should be given 011 the Muller said it still had to be On Friday a thief broke equally controversial decision merits of the tennis and gym­ typed up and would only be into Boas Naukosho's taxi by the Namibian organisers of nastic teams. ready today. at about 02hOO, as it stood outside his Okuryangava home. The would·be thief A ROYAL DAY. The Augustineum held a Fun Day on Tennis board accused pushed the car out of the Saturday as part of the school's 12Sth anniversary yard for about 700 metres celebrations. Surveying the scene regally were festival and tried to hotwire it. king Ethien Kamesiepo, 20, from Otjiwarongo, and Unable to get the car queen Yolande Baby Kaurivi, 17, from Windhoek. The . of gross double fault two were picked, they explained, because they were the started, he asked night­ best-looking•.• Photograph: Tom Minney watchmen at nearby Okuryangava homes to STAFF REPORTER help him. Fortunately, one of the watchmen recogni­ THE NAMIBIA Tennis Association (NTA) has been sed the car as belonging to accused of bias and shady dealings by the Tennis Devel· Naukosho. opment Committee (TDC) for Katutura and KhomasdaL Without saying anything Entering the fray surround- describes as '.'nonsensical". to the thief, the man went ing the All Africa Games, the "1bis release excluded the to wake Naukosho and tell TDC condenmed the associa- Masters Tournament in Octo- him what had happened. tionforpromotingwhit'es only ber 1990 and the Namibian When they arrived back in the sport and for favouring Closed Championships inJuly diamonds might not only de­ certain clubs over others in its 1991. In the Masters, McCI~ MEASURES to curb dia­ MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE on the scene, the would-be .mond tbeft at the CDM stroy CDM as a company, selection procedures. was the winner, and he was tlie thief was making his get­ diamond mine have been but the economy of the coun­ The TCD says that on Au- runner-up in the Closed Cham. away on .foot. They fol­ stepped up according to mise the health risks. try as a whole," he remarked. gust 6, they sent a letter to the pionship, ,. says the TDC, lowed him to another house the General Manager of The new system automati­ For example, the ' econo­ NTA asking about the exclu- accusing the association of where he again tried to cally stores X-ray plates taken mies of West African dia­ sion of Namibia 's number one "selective bias" . the mine, Keith White­ of a person, for examination mond producers such as 'Si­ tennis player, Steve McClune, Even so, on the basis of the steal a car. lock. When they approached later by the company's secu­ erra Leone, had been almost from the national team to the six tournaments. McClune was In an interview with The rity personnel. totally destroyed by the All Africa Games in Cairo. clearly ahead of the player him, he ran away, but they Namibian.Whitelock said Whitelock explained that wholesale theft of diamonds. "No written response was chosen in preference whom he managed to catch him in CDM had tightened up its CDM had embarked on a joint Whitelock stres~ that dia­ received, the only reply was a beat three out of four times. the Golgotha section of security ~ements because initiative together with the mond theft was not confined verbal message from the Presi- says the TDC. Katutura. of a sharp increase in dia­ Government, and the Mine­ to any single ethnic or racial dent of the NTA who told the They also point out that the Asked why he was trying mond theft. worker~' Union ofNamibia. to group but a wide spectrum of chairperson of the TDC, in the selection committee of the NfA to steal a car, he explained As part of this new drive, stamp out diamond theft. people. presence of a programme or- consists of two members of the X-ray checks to detect dia­ "The Government is very As part of the joint initia­ ganiser of the NTA, that six selected player's club. he was on his way to Oka­ monds on peoplcleaving the concerned about diamond theft, tive with Government, CDM tournaments had been taken They further complain that handja to rob a farm. mine were being intensified. because they lose more than security personnel were also into account when the selec- the management of the NTA Naukosho took the bur­ In the past X-ray checks anyone through lost tax reve­ working closely with the tion was made." contains at least five members glar to his home, intend­ were only carried out ran­ nues." he said. Namibian Police. But in the points table re- from the same club, which they ing to take him to the po­ domly, but now everyone CDM'sproductioncosts for He said combatting theft leased by the NTA on August condemn as "unconstitu- lice later as he had no tele­ leaving the mine would be recovering diamonds were very had now become more effec­ 28, only four tournaments, tionltl". tive because of the co-opera­ phone to call for assistance. subjected to an X-ray exami­ high and the loss of even a played between November 1990 The TDC has other bones to nation. single diamond therefore had tion with the Government and and May 1991, were taken into pick with theNTA. It says the However, the man es­ According to Whitelock, a serious implications for the the mineworkers' union, and account. According to the TOC, selection was made prema- caped at about 07hOO. His new system using micro-dose company. that CDM was very happy to doubles points were also in- turely. noting that the national footprints were traced to X-rays would soon be intro­ "People who set out to en­ be working with the Namib­ cluded, which the committee gymnasts were not chosen until continued on page 2 duced at the mine to mini- rich themselves by stealing ian Police. continued on page 2 -

;111EliliisM ! !iiIB~M. :IIII~ i[j : the tar road leading to Oka­ handja. The matter wa.<: reported to the police who are now IMking for him. Several farmers in the Otjiwarongo, Outjo and Okahandja districts have been victims of robbery and violence in recent months. Some were killed in cold blood and others lost large amounts of money and be­ longings. HAPPY RECEIVERS. From lell, Lindy Kazombaue of Namibia Development Trust, Maria Kapere of the Department of Women Affairs, Bente Pedersen and Swedish LEFT: BOAS NAUKO­ Ambassador Sten Rylander, EUen Musialela of Swapo Women's Council and Elisa­ SHO pictured with his taxi beth Khaxas of Sister Namibia. which narrowly escaped involvement in a planned robbery this weekend. Women's centre coming I I A WOMEN'S centre which will include health and legal FREE HOLIDAY FOR LIFE TOMMINNEY advice units is planned to be started in the next few For a once and only mini investment ofR250, andR71 a month weeks. The centre is being backed by the Swedish Inter­ widely available. The collec­ for 36 months you can become a FLEXICLUB shareholder and national Development Authority (Sida) and was one of tive welcomes new women five awards totalling R325 000 given on Friday to members and will teach them co-owner in 88 leading holiday resorts at present - with our women's organisations and work. skills such as photography, lay­ resorts increasing allihe time. The women's centre is or­ women across Namibia. Jan' out and other aspects. Swedish Ambassador Sten As a FLEXICLUB co-owner you can holiday for life! ganised by the Swapo Women's Webster said this would bj;l the Council although it will be open first time nation-wide details Rylander and Bente Pedersen Where and when you want. to all women, according to Ellen would be gathered on the situ­ of the embassy said that giving money to work with women's Join FLEXICLUB NOW! Come and see us first before you buy Musialela. Building will be ation of women and promised phased over several years, but that the results would be avail­ bodies is only half of the or commit yourself. itis setto be a base forpromot­ 'able to any interested organ­ Swedish drive to help women ing women's issues and giving isations. here. They are also funding We, are the only organisation to guarantee your investment. women a chance to meet and A very welcome series of training for officials, especially PS: We are not time share,but will buy your time share as you help each other. The Swedes business training workshops is men and women planning offi­ gave R90 000 towards this to be run around the country by cials' which shows them how trade in FLEXICLUB. project the Department of Women plans affect men and women Telephone: (061) 38853, Windhoek The Namibia Development Affairs in the Office of the differently. Two seminars are Trust got R90 000 for a pro­ President. SIDA gave R 70000 to be staged in the next few gramme of regional workshops to train a target of 20 to 25 weeks by Karen Levy from using mass mobilisation train­ women in five regions in book­ London with Namibian help­ ing, which was first tried in keeping and other skills to help ers who took part in training Namibia at Snyfontein this year. small projects provide jobs for earlier this year. A NEW NAME .. . Swedish embassy staff are soon members. Rylander also added his own a bright future ..... '. to travel south to learn more Maria Kapere said they had plea for unity. He ' agreed about the method and its ef­ already toured Narrubia, includ­ Namibia's past had been one fect. ing many country areas where of conflict and that it will take NDT co-ordinator Lindy women's "status is very poor". time to co-operate. "Nobody Kazombaue said the next worlc­ Th.e Women's Department aims from outside can tell you, you have to thrash it out. As women shop would be at Henties Bay. to hold a ~eminar this month to At this seaside resort a small teach key officials to take proper there should be understanding number of holidaymakers have account of women in their on some issues. When you are luxurious houses which they planning. not co-operating many males live in for a month or two a Sister Namibia collective, here are quite happy. " year, while the year-round which produces a quarterly residents put up with terrible magazine on women's issues, levels of poverty and very received R40 000. Elisabeth 'Help support inadequate housing. Khaxas said the money would The NDT also received R35 be spent on lay-out and other Democracy.. ~ , 000 to go towards a feasibility equipment as well as to make NAMIBIA'S policy of National study on the training needs. of sure the magazine is more Reconciliation had been praised for having brought peace, sta­ racket in the hands of those bility and multi-party democ­ they were meant for, " says the racy to the country by Foreign Our confidence in Namibia and our continued NDC, claiming that some were Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab in sold at RlOO each in exchange commitment to provide excellence in all our services Tokyo, Japan, last week. for an old racket and that a is reflected in our decision to change our name to Speaking at an international August to give the organisers letter about the sales was ig­ conference on Americap, Japa­ NAMIBIAN ENGINEERING CORPORATION. time to select the best team. nored. nese and African co-operation, We shall continue to share our valuable experience In addition, it brings up the Finally , the committee asks called "African Political gained over the years for the social and economic matter of250 composite rack­ "What are you doing to make Changes and Economic Con­ ets which were given by the tennis not just a game for benefit of Namibia. sequences" , Gu rirab said International Tennis Federa­ whites?", calling on the NTA Namibia welcomed investments all[ tion (ITF) to the NTA in Feb­ to answer their questions pub­ and joint ventures with other NAMIBIAN ENGINEERING CORPORATION ruary for tennis development licly for the good of tennis in countries. Meeting the needs of today with the technology of tomorrow. in Namibia. Namibia. "We have not yet seen a "We will facilitate and encourage meaningful co-op­ Creative Workshop eration with all the measures at our disposal," he said. Democracy without economic and teclmol~gical backstopping Genuine sheep skin slippers with rubber soles from wealthy nations remained dangerously fragile in Namibia, ·1000/0 Merino wool, dyed and knitted he added. Gurirab expressed his con­ cern at the growing disparities according to your instructions. between developed and devel­ oping countries and the unjust Buy while stocks last. international economic order. He urged the Japanese govern­ ment to involve itself more in or m re ation - 4 3 after 17hOO the process of political trans­ formation taking place in Af­ rica. - Nampa •• ,r,t... ..-.. ... s.P~ .. ·.u.~ • ~~ • . ')'~ . • o: " .. ~.-:.~ ~ Moriqay 'septemoer 2 ~ 991 3 -- Benard bids farewell

CENTRAL Bank gover­ had managed to get established TOMMINNEY nor Dr Wouter Benard left and take over all the opera­ Namibia over the week­ tions of a central bank from the end after his first year had Benard said: "It was interfer­ came on May 3, when Benard South African Reserve Bank. been marred by a serious ence in small matters such as said he was told his contract Nearly all the staff, both Namibians and expatriates, had Minis­ administration. 1be central bank would not be renewed as the row with Finance should have a degree of inde­ Minister complained he was been appointed and the bank ter Dr Otto Herrigel. pendence. His personal struc­ not getting enough" co-opera­ was regulating other banks and The day before his depar­ ture is that if you have a con­ tion". The Minister told the building societies. It also is­ ture, he spoke to The Namib­ flict then he does not like that press it had nothing to do with sued Government bonds to a ian about the "interference" and tries to get rid of you." him, and Benard again is re­ huge welcome from Namibian and personality of the Minis­ According to a weekend ported as accusing him: "To financial bodies. ter, whom pe accuses of being newspaper, to which he also put it mildly, this statement A second step is the intro­ misleading in his presentation spoke, the row started over a could not be further from the duction of an own currency, of the budget and even of un­ meeting of the International truth". the Namibian dollar. Benard truths. Monetary Fund last October. According to Benard, wamed the 1992 deadline may According to some reports, Herrigel tried to block Benard Herrigel hasnot spoken to him not be reached if it continues Namibia will now face diffi­ from going and then accUsed since May and has dealt di­ to take the Cabinet so long to cult relations with world mone­ him of "lackofpolitical sensi­ . rectly with bank staff instead make decisions on the notes. tary authorities. tivity" when he told his board of through him. He said he had enjoyed Benard, a senior banker from DR Wouter Benard, 'former Governor of the Bank of of directors. Deputy Governor Erik Namibia a lot, and foresaw a' the central bank of the Nether­ Herrigel asked the IMF to Karlsson, funded by the Swed­ reasonable future. Although Namibia, saying "bye, bye". He left at tl]e weekend' lands, resigned on three monlhs' sack him and was told only ish Development Authority: will growth was low this year and after an earlier split with Finance Minister Otto Herrigel. notice in May after being told President Nujoma could do so. be acting governor from today last year due to world reces. the Cabinet would not renew . According to the report, he while a replacement is sought sion and low prices for mine his contract. He spoke of his told Benard he wanted him to for Benard. Meanwhile Benard products, he foresaw that if Man's clothes burnt "personal disappointment " at go, and Benard resigned last and his wife plan a short holi­ ·tight discipline and growth was not staying for three years, as November. Herrigel told this day in southern Africa before maintained the economy could he had expected. reporter Benard had gone' 'for going to the Netherlands and grow 'at three per cent a year. in Khomasdal murder The International Monetary personal reasons" which Be­ then on to the central bank of However, Namibia's P9pula­ Fund and the United Nations nard said was "definitely un­ the Dutch Antilles which he tion is growing at more than Development Programme were true' '. In the end the Cabinet will head for two or three years this, so people are still des­ CRIME REPORTER funding his salary, although refused to accept the resigna­ before returning to his post in tined to get slowly poorer un­ the appointment was made by tion and Herrigel had to back the Netherlands. less either the p<.VUlation growth ONE person was reported to have died from unnatural President Sam Nujoma. down. Benard said that during the drops or economic growth is causes over the weekend, leading to the launch of a On the row with Herrigel, Herrigel's chance reportedly first year, the BankofNamibia higher. murder investigation. A Namibian Police spokesperson, Inspector Sean Geyser, said Saggeus Iohnson, 39, was stabbed with a knife and killed in Kroon Street, Khomasdal, on Saturday. A 28 year-old man will appear in the Windhoek Magistrates Court this morning charged with his m1,lrder. Geyser also confinned that another case of murder was being investigated after the body of an unknown man was discovered near the Khomasdal Teachers' College on Thursday morning. The man was allegedly stabbed in the chest and his clothes were burnt, although it is not clear whether they were burnt before or after the murder. Nobody has been arrested yet. Meanwhile, a case of rape was being investigated by the police in Katutura after a'woman was raped by three men in a riverbed between Katutura and Khomasdal on Saturday night. 'Sorry' says the DRC

THE Dutch Reformed Church overtaken by Angula, displayed of Namibia has apologised un­ Swastikas and AWB (Afrikaner conditionally for an incident Weerstandsbeweging) signs, involving some of its mem­ which. the statement said, were bers and Minister of Educa­ an embarrassment to the min­ tion and Culture, Nahas An­ ister. gula. The church said it had al­ The Church's Executive ready demonstrated its will­ Committee said in a statement ingness to support the policy following a meeting that it of reconciliation. The church condemned the action and felt leaders also pointed out the duty-bound to reprimand those church did not have ties with involved. any political party or grouping The incident took place last inside or outside Namibia, and Monday when children trav­ in no way supported the views elling in a bus, which was of the A WB. - Sapa Training Namibia's MPs

NAMIBIA'S parliamentarians are improving their be­ Tjitendero said the books are haviour dramatically as a result of training, says Na­ free and he intends to send tional Assembly Speaker Mose Tjitendero. He found them to all schools and librar­ that a three day conference on parliamentary behavi­ ies. It was particularly impor­ our, which was held in March and attended by virtually tant that schoolchildren should read them and learn about the all National Assembly members, had already caused a debate and how Namibia's higher level of debate and parliamentary questions. democracy works. Eight foreign politicians, how to handle the media and "They are the future custo­ including two former speakers whether lobbying is a good dians of our democracy, " said of Mauritius' parliament and idea. Tjitendero, adding that many senior politicians from Ireland, On Friday Patricia Keefer, schoolchildren will eventually Jamaica, Zimbabwe and the senior consultant for the US become parliamentarians and US, came to help the MPs leam National Democratic Institute all need to develop a civic atti­ about ,Iemocracy, constituen­ for International Affairs' branch tude and sense of responsibil­ cies and how they should oper­ in Washington DC, presented ity. The books would also be ate. It is only one of a series of two books to Tjitendero. These useful to some teachers and FOOD FEST. Gunther has all the best tunes swinging training sessions which Tjiten­ were the results of the March pupils covering Namibian diners merrily through a delicious "symphony of seasonal fruits and Fiihrstenhof dero and National Assembly training session on 'The Par­ politics and our systems. creme" prepared by the hotel's chef-manager Jiirgen Raith for a gourmet evening on Secretary Hennie Van Rensburg liament and Democracy', * To get free copies, please Saturday. Chefs from around the country took part in preparing course for the are organising. published by Jane Katjavivi's write to H Van Rensburg, occasion. See full report tomorrow. Photograph: Tom Minney The next is to cover parlia­ New Nannbia Books. 1he report Secretary of the National As­ mentary questions, positive was compiled by Carol Lyon . sembly, Private Bag 13323, attitudes, time management, Martin. Windhoek.

------._------,. " 4 Monday September 2 1991 , THE NAMIBIAN Thirsty squatters

FOLLOWING in the footsteps of the Animal Action istry of Fisheries to consult had already been set Committee and the SPCA, Earthlife Namibia has be­ with local environmental Furthenuore, what little sci­ clash with come the third group to protest seal harvesting oft'the groups, they did 110t feel that entific information had been Namibian coast. the consultative process had made available was only pro­ been adequate. vided on August 1, the same troubled farDler ... In a statement at the end of ing the current seal harvest. Consultation had only taken day that the season opened. last week, Eartblife gave a long Earthlife said while they place at the last minute when it Like the Animal Action GROOTFONTEIN: AN explosive situation between list of reasons for not support- welcomed efforts by the Min- seemed as though the quotas Committee, Earthlife ques­ tioned the economic benefit of squatters and the owner of Asis farm near Kombat was seal harvesting in terms of averted by the Namibian Police last Thursday. revenue generated. Things became tense after the farmer unexpectedly cut off all A NAMIBIA CAREER + Reports of stockpiles indi­ water supplies to the squatter camp known as ·Oshitasi'. cated the difficulty of market­ Residents of the former TransNamib squatter camp, just out­ ..' . MANPOWER CONSULTANTS ing seal products other than side Kombat, were up in arms over farmer Helmut Schultz's the testicles which were used action. as aphrodisiacs in some socie: Schultz apparently disconnected the water becaus(; he sus­ pected residents of being responsible for stealing his livestock CNR. TV MORE/JOHN MEINERT STREETS ties. ,~ __4a . The environmental group also and maliciously damaging some of the facilities at his farm. TEL: (061) 228346/225467 questioned the justification of A Nampa report quoted Schultz as saying he had been strug­ seal harvesting in terms of em­ gling for two years to find a solution to the burning squatter ployment generation. Accord­ problem, but that the relevant authorities did not seem to care ing to Earthlife, for the most part about his plight only seasonal employment was Although people lived on TransNamib premises, they used the TYPING COURSES * TYPING COURSES created for a period of about farmer's dam to get water as it borders the camp. are now offered for beginners by means of practical competency three months in the year. In the past TransNamib supplied workers with water, but the based training. Enrol now for: " Since there is no overpopu­ water tank had been removed when workers moved away, lation of seals along the Namib~ The police's District Commissioner, Chief Inspector Du Toit, *KEYBOARD 'I'RAINING *BASIC TYPING SKILLS ian coast, culling or harvesting is was forced to rush to Kombat with a reinforced team from Otavi not necessary to preserve the and Tsumeb to defuse the volatile situation. colonies. We feel that the dam­ According to earlier reports, the squatters wanted to march to t------T'r.aining for Namibians by Namibians ------1 age done by over-harvesting in the farmer's house to demand that the water facilities be reo­ the past has not been adequately pened. If necessary they were considering using force to get the assessed. " water. Lastly, Barthlife announced Through Du Toit's mediation, Schultz agreed to reopen the that it had applied for observer facilities while the relevant authorities are consulted to find a status at this year's harvest and Botswana High Commission had also established a seal work­ satisfactory solution. Wanted: Administrative officer ing group.

! Applications are invited for puitably' qualified candidates for· Left: A BULLET 'strayed' the above post. into the National Union of Namibian Workers' Printing Shop caravan in Katutura Minimum Qualifications: last week. The incident re­ Matric or Standard 10 plu s a three year diploma/certificate in public portedly took place at around 20hOOo n Tuesday. The bul­ administration/accounts and a two year on the job experience. let penetrated the caravan and just missed a person inside. The case has been OR reported to the police. In a separate incident, a resident At least six years experience at positions of Administrative Assis­ ofWanaheda said he had seen a woman being chased by it tant, and Senior Administrative Assistant dealing with accounts. man with a gun. He was al­ Attractive Salary and Benefits. . legedly firing shots into the­ Send applications, including CV, certificates and testimonials to:­ air. Above: A unionist points to the spot where the bullet Closing date: 16th September, 1991 entered the NUNW's print­ Botswana High Commission, 101 Klel n Wlndhoek Weg, PO Box 20359, Wlndhoek 9000 ing shop caravan. Hu:rnan rights Nanso Scholarship and children

SWAKOPMUND:CHURCH The Namibia National Students' schools $liould take the lead in incorpomting human rights Organisation (Nanso) teaching in their curricula, so that respect for the constitution invites applications from students interested in was cultivated in children's lives at an early stage .. furthering their studies at tertiary educational Deputy'minister of Justice, institutions in Namibia, in the following fields of Vekuui Rukoro, pointed out the events in the ~viet Union study: had demonstrated that democ­ I wish to advise all my friends, acquain­ racy was not safe unless it became a way of life for the B. Comm/B.Econ in Accounting & Economics tances and the public in general, that I am people as a whole. It was only BA Economics & Sociology now a member of the dynamic team at when it became a political Southern Estates. I also wish to thank you culture of the masses that it B.Sc Education, Maths, Physics & Chemistry would be safe as people would Diploma & Agricultural Studies for the trust you have placed in me during then be the final defenders of my 10 years' association with Standard the constitutional order and the Diploma in Health Sciences basic freedoms it implied. Bank. Rukoro was addressing a You are cordially invited to call on me . confer~nce organised by the A limited number of scholarships are also available Andreas Kukuri Centre of the shou Id you wish to buy or sell a house or an for diploma co~rses in engineering and technical Evangelical Church at ert. Swakopmund. He added that fields at Technlkons in southern, . Africa. I pledge always to: many African and other coun­ tries had failed to appreciate * Maintain the highest integrity Applicants should submit personal and academic the link between democracy, * Give you the best advice based on my extensive human rights and development. details, Matric ' June results or copies of senior financial and investment experience " The single truth is there *Adv ice you on how to get your home loan approved can be no ·democracy without certificates, intended field of study and career plans. should it be required respect for human rights, and Closing Date: 30 September 1991 there can be no respect for I can make the difference!! ~.'".""' _ ___ - --- human rights in the full sense Send to: Secretary, Scholarship Committee, PO Box I Tel: 37470 (w) of the word outside the context of a genuine democracy," he 22013, Wlndhoek . . Tel: 224613 (h) said. - Nampa L;; ;;;;;;;;;:;;::;;;;;;;_;_;___ ~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; --- - ~ . W7Z7!Y"~ i!..,-dt'.:t':r ·~·$~h.i'" 'U"'·' ...... __ ;.1] Seventh youth drama festival this week

THE ANNUAL Windhoek Players' Youth Theatre com­ petition takes place at the National Theatre of Namibia on Wednesday afternoon, with an official prizegiving . ceremony by the Minister for Education and Culture Nahas Angula the same evening. Good quality drama can be expected from the seven schools and community theatre groups taking part in the final leg of the competition. A total of R2 000 can be won at this, the seventh consecutive youth drama contest. It will be divided between the best three plays which are to be judged by independent adjudicators. Floating trophies for the winning groups and for individual actors will also be presented. Four of this year's entries have been written by the learners themselves. The finalists are: 'The Chameleon' by the Serpent Players (two-times winners of the competition); 'Ek worrie nie' by Jan Jonker Afrikaner High School; 'Boat to the Promised Land' by A Shipena; 'The Missing Link' by a community group called Public Energy; 'Breakfast of Sjamboks' by David Bezuiden­ hout High School (another previous winner of the competition); ' Die Rooi Fluwoolnok' by Cosmos High School; and 'The Proposal' by Rehoboth High School. . . Kambangala, self-trained mason-cum-builder, at the entrance to one of the experimental clay houses near Performances start at 15hOO on Wednesday. OtaVl...... ' < " Angolan jailed for dagga

Clay and cQttage-cheese ONDANGWA:, A 2~ YEAR­ Kalunga said in mitigati!!p . r - . OLD Angolan from Luanda, that it was hIs first offence Domingos Daniel Kalunga, and that he had left hIs wife was. found gUilty in the On­ and children alone in An­ dangwa Magistrates Court gola. give low-cost housing on Friday of dealing in dagga. Kalunga sald he came to Kalunga was sentenced to 12 sell dagga in Namibia and months' imprisonment. buy goods with the money to Kalunga, who is manied with improve the living standards schemes food for thought four children, said he worked of his family, adding that at in Luanda as a policeman. present life in hIs country Before he was sentenced, was difficult. - Nampa STAFF REPORTER IN THE late 19708 and early 1980s, land surveyor Henner Volkman like most of his colleagues, pegged out erven in the former black townships. That was in the days when nal farmers had solved hous­ the administration ruled that ing problems using local ma­ Houses and Plots WANTED houses shOUld be built onindi­ terials. vidual erven rather than spill­ The end result is a possible I urgently need several plots ing over neighbours' bounda­ answer. Two solid dwellings thing all the way from the Nile professors, Bahaa Eldeen ries. But the exercise did little now stand near the main home­ River. It is a traditional feature El 'Bakry and Abdel Haliln and houses in any area of to ease the dreadful housing stead on his farm Jakkalomu­ of Nubian architecture. The Ibraheem who worked with Katutura for buyers in Windhoek. shortage which still exists in ·rambanear Otavi, one housing walls show thin horizontal lines Fathy before his recent death, present-day Namibia. farm employees. - marks of each layer of 10 shared their knowledge and gave Contact: Rene LOtter: As the surveyor hammered On the neighbouring farm, centimeters of moist earth that an assessIi1ent of the Volkmans' pegs into the ground in the . Auros, there is another build­ has been compressed to make plans . 223600 (h), 37387 (w) townships of Otavi, Grootfon­ ing, and plans have been drawn a solid house. tein and Tsumeb, local resi­ up for a fourth, to which Volk­ "Because the earth and clay Plans for future dents became curious. man and his wife hope to re­ are able to breath and because they are weak conductors of The workshop, which took NAMIBIA CEIIo!1U' "People kept coming up to tire. FOR place on their farm at Otavi, me and asking: ' why do you The dwellings look like many heat, the clay house is cool in included an exercise in which HOLISTIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT put pegs into the ground? We other Namibian homes with summer and warm in winter," j .1===== the Volkmans demonstrated actually need houses'," said chickens in the yard and meat says Volkman. "The design is their methods and the Egyp­ Volkman. drying in the sun. N<)t having a combination of ideas which tians showed ~irs . It included , •After a little while I asked been painted, they have an have all worlced in various parts economic, sod.u and environ­ TUESDAY 3 myself, isn't it silly that we earthy colour, and accordiIig of the world. mental inputs. and mapped out think we know the answers to to V olkman if any of them fell The Nubian arches were future stage's for the project. September 1991 - 20:00 everything and still end up into disuse and were demol­ successfully used in a resettle­ ment scheme along the Nile These will include the build­ ~ving to say to people: ~Sorry, ished, therewouldbenopollu­ ing of a test hl)use in a town- I Academy Lecture Room 207 we cannot build more houses. tion problem. "They would designed by a Paris-trained ship, a promot.ion campaign There isn't the money'." just turn into a heap of soil, " Egyptian architect, Hassan Public Addres's by Allian Savory: and, if all goes well, a pro­ V olkman began to look for he jokes. Fathy, who later wrote a book gramme of consultation on The National significance of holistic solutions. ":First it seemed right called 'Architecture for the training for the implementa­ tp build a cheap h ouse. Then Down-to-earth Poor '." resource management for tion of the clay-building method. the priority shifted to a decent So far, the Minister ofWild­ Namibia - house, made of locally avail­ The reason is that the walls Getting started life, Conservation and Tour­ able materials, in which people are maae of rammed earth and finding Namibian solutions Volkman's daughter, ismNico Bessinger has agreed, could enjoy quality oflife;" the ceilings of sun-dried clay bricks - materials that couldn't Weibke, who was formerly to be patron of a trust which for Namibian proble:~::~r Quest for answers be more raw or readily avail­ employed as an education of­ will administer the project's able. Nothing needs to be ficer at the State MUl\eumof funds and cQmmunity activist His questions began a nine­ imported, and the houses can Namibia, has receritly,f)ecome Lindi Kazombaue is o'ne of the FRIDAY 6 ~~m~;, J"" year period of experimenting, be built by anyone as part of full-time co-ordinator of the first people to agree to bec'ome planning, reading literature from self-help housing projects. Namibian Clay House Devel­ a trustee. September ,1991 - 9:00 ll'". Egypt, Germany and France as Each house has an interest­ opment Project. At .this.:.stage money from well as researching how pio- . ing looking arched vault.Not a In the family farmyard she the Egyptian government and FARM SONNLEITEN [:.:" neer commercial and commu- Volkman invention but some· has experimented with all sorts the Danish Embassy has been of coatings for the clay bricks put into the project 09: 00 Opening W'ND'HO" in an effort· to find the right The Volkmans are in the 09:30 Presentation of HRM solution and the perfect method process of getting together an [Bail for Allgolan dope deale~ of sealing the rooves. Concoc­ advisory board of community practice by Argo Rust tions include cottage cheese, workers and technical profes-· 11 :00 , Discussion unslaked lime and seal oil - sionals who will guide the ONDANGW A: AN AIlgolan, Suze Acturo, 31, from 12:00 Lunch Olunkono appeared in the Ondangwa Magistrate's Court age-old ingredients in house­ project's promotional and tech­ building. . nological progess. 13:00 Practical demonstration by on Friday. Acturo was charged With dealing in dagga. The V olkmans insist they Anyone interested in becom­ The accused was arrested at Olunkono on July 13, are •'not experts" and are still ing involved in the project or Allan Savory (App. 2Hrs) while dealing in dagga. The case was adjourned to searching for ways to improve in the ideas outlined above September 10 for plea and further inves~igation. Acturo the clay houses. At this week­ should phone (061) 36541 or Drinks & Light lurich will be on sale was granted bail of R500. - Nampa end's wo!kshop, two Egyptian Otavi (06742) 2330. ______, ______.._w_~_

6 Monday September 2 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

Episode 21: " Hind Sight" MacGyver and Pete Thornton reminisce about past adven­ tures as Pete prepares for eye surgery to treat his glaucoma. Fighting,for anew future 19h55: Filler . 20hOO: News ' 20h45: . Namibia - The 16h56: Opening Warm Heart of 17hOO : Religious Africa programmes This programme shows why 17h05: The California Namibia is known as the warm RalsonShow heart of Africa. Animated children's series 21h05: The International 17h28: Educational Connection programmes This programme marks the A century of Modem , Art - occasion of World Communi­ Expressionism cations year and tells of the 17h43: The Righteous development in the communi­ Apples cation network - from the in­ The Righteous Apples are five vention of the telephone to the young, talented actors playing most modem equipment. five classroom crusadors who 21h39: Mike Hammer deal in an intelligent, sensitive The legendary tough private­ way with the many problems eye - who never takes a case that occur in the lives of young just for the money but out of a people. love of justice. 18h08: NamlblaInter Sport 22h20: Cheers 18h43: Generations' Episode 9: "Endless A contemporary drama series Slumper" set in Chicago, centering on When a Red Sox pitcher asks the relationships of two fami­ Sani for advice, Sam reluc­ lies - the white Wbitmores and tantly parts with his good luck the black Marshalls - whose charm, a battered old bottle lives have been linked for gen­ cap that helped to chang,e his erations. life, and its loss threatens to do 19h06: MacGyver so again. TODAY'S WEATHER ... Fine and warm but hot in the north. ... Coast: partly cloudy and cold with fog but fine and

mild in the south. I ... Wind: moderate south·westerly to north-westerly but fresh southerly to south-easterly in the south moderating later.

Today is Monday, September 2, the 245th day of 1991. There are 120 days left in the year. Highlights in history on this date: ,.. 1666 - Great fire of London starts and in five days virtually destroys city, including St. Paul's Cathedral. ,.. 1686 - Charles, Duke of Loraine, takes Buda from Turks after lengthy siege, ending 145-year occupancy by Turks. ,.. 1879 - British sign peace treaty with Zulus. ,.. 1865 - Maori War in New Zealand ends when governor issues peace proclamation. * 1866 - Crete, after long discontent against Turkish authority, revolts and merges with Greece. * 1877 - Satsuma Rebellion is suppressed in Japan. Left: * 1898 - ~ritish forces under Horatio Kitchener defeat Dervishes at Omdurman, Khartoum, Sudan. erected during co­ * 1926 - Italy's treaty with Yemen begins Italian attempt to lonial times still dominate east coast of Red Sea. welcomes tourists * 1945 - Independent Vietnam Republic is proclaimed by Ho Cbi Minh, who becomes president. to this southern An­ ,.. 1947 - American republics sign Treaty of Mutual Assistance at golan holiday re­ Rio de Janeiro. sort, previously ,.. 1949 - United Nations conunission warns of danger of civil war known as in Korea. ,.. 1962 - Soviet Union agrees to send arms to Cuba; Westernlran Mocamedes (now is shattered by earthquake, and 200 towns and villages are Namibe). In a reported destroyed. ' peaceful Angola, * 1986 - Death toll confirmed at 79, with 319 others reported missing in sinking of Soviet passenger liner in Black Sea. Namibe hopes to * 1987 - "Tanker war" in Persian Gulf escalates, with Iraq ., become one of the claiming its jet planes hit three ships while Iran raids five others. ,.. 1988 - Iran accuses Iraq of more than 70 violations of two-week .' main tourist old cease-fire. , • centres of the ,.. 1989 - Riot police arrest more thaq 400 anti -apartheid protesters , south. in downtown Cape Town, South Africa. * 1989 - Riot police fire water cannons at about 1 000 protesters in Cape Town's city centre, drenching them in pwple dye. At ' Left: FROM the least 500 people are arrested, including 52 local and foreign Lubango plateau, journalists. , the road to Namlbe ,.. 1990 - ANC military chief Chris Hani has rejected the govern­ suddely drops a '" ment's 41-hour indemnity which would allow him to tra'ye~ to Johannesburg for a meeting, saying, •• How can I trust a g<;>vern­ • few thousand feet ment that has already detained one ANC member (Mac Maharaj) •. In spectacular who had indemnity at the time." >Ij .• t990 - Saudi defense minister says his-country cannot 00 used as,jump ing-off point for attack on ~aq'j' . Today's Birthdays: Ewald von Hertzberg, Prussian statesman (1725-1795); John Howard, English prison reformer (1726-1798); Hirobumi Ito, Prince of Japan (1841-1909); Marge Champion, US dancer­ choreographer (1923--). Thought for Today: Martyrdom is the only way in which a man can become famous without ability - George Bemard Shaw, Irish-born playwright (1856-1950). Gaddafi · INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP iron fist Bloody fighting in Soweto of Libya JOHANNESBURG: Soweto was rocked by bloody fighting 'yesterday afternoon and police said a man had been shot dead and TRIPOLI: Libya's Muammar another wounded in clashes at Central Westeni Jabavu. Gaddafi marked the 22nd an­ Police spokesman Captain Joseph Ngobeni told Sapa the niversary yesterday of his debut clashes pitted hostel dwellers and residents in the area against Major meets Gorbachev each other. TheInkathaFreedoniParty staged a rally at the nearby on. the world stage. a star at home but rated as a tempera­ Jabulani Stadium yesterday. MOSCOW: Prime Mims­ and economist Gregory nuclear arsenal; and prospects mental extra by the West and ter John Major arrived in Yavlinsky. for "a coherent reform pack­ most Arab states. IFP and ANC to meet Moscow yesterday and "We have been watching age." Gaddafi's name went up in rushed into meetings first with enormous excitement the Major is scheduled to meet lights all over Libya for the ULUNDI: The Inkatha Freedom Party's central committee rll­ with Mikhail Gorbachev events of the past few days. with Gorbachev and Yeltsin anniversary of his 1969 mili­ solved during a meeting on Saturday to meet with the ANC's We are delighted that the forces for 11/4 hours each. "thereby tary coup. an event which national executive before the National Peace Convention on and then Boris YeItsin, who of reform are in control." Major ensuring equality for each," generated neither excitement have emerged as partners September 14. told Silayev. said a British official. speak­ nor opposition in this slow The decision followed a telephonic message from the ANC on in the post-coup Soviet Major then headed to a ing on condition he was not moving country. Friday confirming the ANC NEC's willingness to meet the IFP Union. K.remlin meeting with Gor­ named. "There is very little opposi­ central committee in order to normalise relations. Major was expected to stress bachev. the first visit by a Miljor is also expected to tion to Gaddafi," said a West­ that Western aid depends on Western leader since the failed meet Baltic leaders during his ern diplomat based in Tripoli. economic refonn. August 19-21 coup that briefly nine-hour stop in Moscow, "The people are content, they Sudanese rebellion cru~hed Major. whose jetliner touched toppled Gorbachev and has­ although it wasn't clear which just want a quiet life and there down just before 12hOO GMT tened the country's disintegra­ leaders he would meet. is no real alternative to Gad­ LONDON: A rebellion against Sudanese rebel chiefJohn Garang at Moscow's Vnukovo AiIport. tion. Major is stopping in Moscow dafi. " has been crushed and its leaders are 'J.I1der arrest, a London-based was accompanied by his wife Major was expected to press . en route to China and Hong Libyans tell Western visitors Arabic newspaPllr reported yesterday. Norma and Foreign Secretary Gorbachev on: the form of the Kong. He is visiting in his they are happy with their leader. Earlier SPLA commanders Riek Mashar Teny-Dhurgon, Lam Douglas Hurd. They were met country and Gorbachev' s pro­ capacity as chairman of the hailing Gaddafi's use of oil to Akol and Gordan Koang Chol said in a statement received by a delegation including Russian posed Union Treaty; the future Group of Seven industrial fight poverty and raise living Reuters inNairobi on Friday that Garang had been toppled. They Prime Minister Ivan SiliLyev of the Soviet military and its democracies. - Sapa-AP. standards in what was a poor accused him of a reign ofterror, forcible recruitment and human desert kingdom in 1969. The rights abuses. apparent satisfaction of his three The SPLA has been fighting since 1983 to end what it sees as million people contrasts sharply the excessive influence exerted over mainly Christian and ani­ Gorby will not resign... with the image he conjures mist sou.th Sudan by the Moslem, Arabised north. abroad. Fonner US President Ronald Reagan called him the MOSCOW: President Mikhail Gorbachev saidyester­ mad dog of the Middle East -Five kidnapped by Kurds day he will remain in charge of the Soviet Union in order Gaddafi, by his own stan­ to push through the reform process he began in 1985. dards, been subdued of late, al­ ANKARA: Turkish security forces yesterday hunted five kidnap­ "I will not now resigp." he said in an interview televised on though his speeches are as idio­ ped Westerners. some of them archaeologists seeking Noah's the Cable News Network. "This would be an immoral act.' , syncratic and fiery as before. Ark. in mountains where separatist Kurdish rebels roam. Gorbachev had threatened to step down in the confusion But he has been largely preoccu­ A Turkish security official in the south-eastern provincial following the failed August 19-21 coup. But yesterday. he said: pied with domestic matters in capital of Diyarbakir said troops and special police teams were recent years and has become a " At this very difficult stage when we are approaching very combing rugged Bingol province where three Americans, an marginal player in the drama of difficlut decisoins ... 1 will not permit myself ... to just leave." the Middle East, diplomats and Australian and a Briton were seized on Friday. Gorbachev also said at least 11 of the 15 Soviet republics have Western analysts. agreed some kind of union must·be maintained. despite signs of The collapse of communism dissolution following the failed coup. in Eastem Europe has left Gad­ China sticks to socialism Gorbachev said he had met earlier yesterday with leaders from daft a radical in the wildnerness. 11 republics who favour some kind of union. HONG KONG: Despite the collapse of the Soviet Conu:nunist Relations have cooled with the Party. China will persist in. ' 'walking the socialist road. ' , China's · Gorbachev today IS to map out plans for the future in an address Soviet Union and he watches the Soviet legislature. from the wings as other Arab hard-line Premier Li Peng said in a television interview yester­ : Soviet Presi­ "What the congress will hear is not the views of the president. countries prepare to talk peace day. dent Mikhail Gorbachev. but the collective views of the republics ... on the future of the with his arch-enemy Israel. - In his first public statement on the Soviet changes, the leader Photograph: AFP - union ...• " he said. - Sapa-AP. Sapa-Reuter. of the world' s last great totalitarian nation told Hong Kong's TVB that China's Communist Party would "unremittingly persevere" in its pursuit of Communism. Remarking on Sino-Soviet relations. Li mixed a warning with AWB, Mandela appeal optimism, saying that ties between two countries" didnot depend so much on ideology or sOcial system... The key, he said. was whether one country abstains 'from interfering in the internal for fasters' release affairs of another. PRETORIA: South African neo-Nazi leder Eugene Terre LUANDA: Former guerrilla leader Holden Roberto Blanche, finding common ground with his arch-enemy Chinese security alert returned to Angola after 15 years of exile late Saturday, Nelson Mandela, appealed yesterday for the release of HONG KONG: China placed its military on alert following the pledging to'support efforts to secure lasting peace in this three right-wing guerrilla suspect:; on hunger strikes. southern African nation. collapse of the Soviet Communist Party, according to reports , 'Ihave retumed to stay' , • a tired and frail looking Roberto told Terre Blanche, invoking the the hunger strikers - Briton yesterday quoting a high-ranking Chinese military officer. journalists and several hundred reporters at the airport after spirit ofBoer settlers who fought Henry Martin, AdriaanMaritz Lieutenant General Fu Kuiqing said security was particularly arriving from Kinshasa. Zaire. He said his immediate plans two wars against British colo­ and Lood van Schalkwyk - were high among units stationed along China's border with the Soviet included "restoring peace." nialists. rode on horseback in "shocking" condition. Union and at airports. Air. naval and ground forces of the Roberto led the National Front for the Liberation of Angola. or through Pretoria to visit the All three are members ofthe People's Liberation Army were all involved. he said. FNLA, one of three guerrilla movements that fought for Angola's men who have refused food for extreme right-wing Orde Boer­ independence from Portuguese colonial rule. more than 40 days. evolk and are charged with Chinese dissidents fasting The FNLA has re-emerged in recent months and Roberto has "We pray for mercy," said killing one person and wound­ said the gro\!p will contest Angola' s first free elections scheduled Terre Blanche, dressed in his ing several in two bomb at­ BEIJING: Under intense international pressure, China has ac- I forthe fall of.1992. However. he would not comment onSaturday trademark khaki uniform and tacks. knowledged for the first time that two leading dissidents began on whether he would stand for president in the poll. carrying a whip. "I want to say Mandela, president of the hunger strikes injaillast month and are ailing. Sources say Wang Early this month. Luanda'.s supreme court suspended the to President FW de Klerk that ANC. has appealed for their began a hunger strike on August 13 and Chen followed a day later FNLA's application to register as a political party after reports , he should follow the example release on humanitarian grounds to protest all aspects of prison treatment. including lack of that the group maintains armed units hiding out in the jungles of of the Lord who freed the and is due to visit them today. adequate medical care. ' northern Angola. murderer from the cross. ' , - Mandela said yesterday ,his The FNLA's chief representative 'in the Angolan capital. About 40 members of Terre organisation's call for the re­ Leopoldo Trovoada, said in July the movement had some 6 000 Blanche's Afrikaner Resistance lease of hunger striking right­ Conservatives oust Labour armed fighters near the northern frontier with Zaire, but both he Movement (AWB), waving wingers was to enable them to and Roberto later denied this. flags of the former Boer re­ give full details of allegations LONDON: The ruling Conservatives narrowly edged ahead of Asked about these charges at the airport, Roberto said "In a public in the Transvaal. gath­ Qf army and police involve- the opposition Labour Party in an opinion poll for the first time country where there has been civil war, there are people who have ered outside the hospital for a ment in their crimes. . since spring, The Sunday Times said. the right to defend themselves. " ' church service in support of The ANC president said the The poll showed that within one month the Tories have more Holden's group was one of the first to begin attacks against the the hunger strikers. call for the government to free than wiped out a 'five-point deficit to nudge Labour into second Portuguese in 1961. It was accused of widespread massacres of , "We pray to the God of the the hunger strikers did not place. The survey showed a big swing to the Conservatives in the European settlers, Angolans of mixed race and Africans working Voortrekkers, the God of Blood contradict his organisation's south of England as well as among skilled manual workers and for the colonialists. The FNLA drew most of its support from the River. that he willhelpus keep stand on violence perpetrated trade unionists. Kongo people of north-western Angola. our land Christian." by right-wing elements. - Sapa­ • Reports from Reuters. Agence France-Presse, Sap~ and Asso­ Political observers said the FNLA might have problems find­ Terre Blahche told reporters Reuter. ciated Press ing sufficient support in Angola's central and southern provinces. but could count on polling about 10 percent in a democratic vote AMMAN, Jordan: The son of Iraqi President one of several recent articles in Iraq's state-run thanks to its support in the northwest. Meanwhile, it is still not Saddam Husseinhas attacked democracy for as­ press attacking Western democracy. spotlight­ known when Unita-Ieader Jonas Savimbi will return to Luanda. suming that ordinary people know what is best ing Iraq's lonely position as a defender of Sta­ Savimbi has postponed his arrival several times. reportedly for them and cited the Soviet Union's breakup linist-style, one-man rule. The articles' signaled because of the lack of adequate accommodation. However, as one of democracy's consequences. Ouday a reversal of Iraq's pre-war claim that it was President Jose Eduardo dos Santos said on Friday that accommo­ Hussein's comment. in an issue of the newspa­ democratic,' an assertion it backed with elec­ dationhadnow "been identified" .He gave no details. - Sapa-AP per Babil that reached Nicosia yesterday, was tions to rubber-stamp regional bodies. 8 Monday September 2,1991 , I· • I THE N'AMIBIAN Can economic·freedom

General Equity Funds: BOEGrowth 132,08 123,42 4,73 Fedgro 115,42 107,76 11,36 save Africa's poor? CUGrowth 108,64 101,43 5,31 Guardbank Growth 2205,16 2065,94 5,76 Momentum 222,53 208,35 6,05 NAIROBI: The pro-democracy wave sweeping across impoverished by years of civil business leaders. Metfund 175,28 163,40 4,80 "We need the political lead­ Africa from Mali to Madagascar may at last trigger war, plan to follow the plural­ NBS Hallmark 869,22 811,92 7,03 economic liberation in the world's poorest region, econo­ istic examples of neighbours ers who can recharge the Afri­ NorwichNBS 326,97 305,39 8,17 mists say. Botswana and recently inde­ can spirit as someone who can Old Mutual Investors 2622,53 2445,90 4,92 produce for himself, ' , he said pendent Namibia. The two Safegro 123,85 115,86 6,84 They say decades of nus­ and World Bank-funded mar­ formerly Marxist one-party from the African Capacity management by military dic­ ket reforms. Sage 2299,08 2146,74 4,61 states are due to hold multi­ Building Foundation's head­ Sanlam 1588,38 1484,00 5,30 tators and one-party autocrats Compared with the dazzling quarters in Harare. party elections next year. Sanlam Index 1237,56 1156,00 5,04 have stifled enterprise and pace of political liberalisation A vogue for pro-democracy But experts warn it could investment in countries south in the former East bloc, firm Senbank General 116,52 108,60 n/a conferences which began in take years, if not decades, to Southern Equity 168,06 157,34 5,64 of the Sahara. steps toward more democratic the small west African state of revive regional economies, even Standard 1062,61 998,50 7,78 HA much more free politi­ systems of government south Benin last. year, and led to the under the most democratic cal system is essential'if these of the Sahara have been lim­ Syfrets Growth 244,21 228,44 5,77 fall of military ruler Mathieu system. UAL 1909,31 1788,47 6,09 economies are to move for­ ited. Kerekou, is also spreading. Sub-Saharan Africa has Volkskas 128,43 120,17 n/a ward, " said Gerrishon lkiara, Three presidents toppled in National conventions have lagged behind Asia and Latin a Kenyan economics profes-. the region this year, in Somalia, Specialist equity Funds: been, or are being, held in America since 1965. Today, Guardbailk Resources 139,81 131,04 6,72 sor at the University of Nai­ Ethiopia and Mali, were ousted Congo, Niger, Togo Zaire and 350 million people in 17 coun­ Sage Resources 115,66 108,16 7,58 robi. at gunpoint with hundreds killed Mali. tries survive on an average of "There has been a lack of on the streets of their capitals. Sanlam Industrial 923,58 862,77 4,44 Togo's national conference one dollar a day or less - a third Sanlam Mining 301,89 281,46 5,97 accountability (in government), Scores more protesters died said on Tuesday it was defying of the worldwide total defined Sanlam Dividend 430,83 402,28 5,49 a lack of freedom on invest­ as state forces resisted opposi­ an order from President by the World Bank as living in Senbank Industrial 117,00 109,34 n/a ment decisions and excessive tion movements in Madagas­ absolute poverty. Gnassingbe Eyadema to sus­ Southern Mining 130,28 121,79 6,31 bureacracy, " he said in an car, Togo and Cameroon. pend its work. The World Bank forecasts interview. Political analysts say change Standard Gold 175,50 164,4 8,00 Kenyan dissidents called this economic growth in the rest of UAL Mining and Foreign pressure is reinforc­ seems to be accelerating as month for a conference to the decade would be too slow ing internal opposition to inept part of a worldwide shift to­ Resources 361,43 338,31 5,89 rewrite the 1982 one-party to return incomes to 1980 lev­ UAL Selected or corrupt governments as w;ud plural politics and mar­ constitution. els. Western creditors seek better ket economics. Opportunities 1649,66 1540,59 4,55 A 12-weekcrisisontheIndian With aid and investment Old Mutual Mining 259,51 241,93 4,92 value for their development Zambia's President Kenneth Ocean republic of Madagascar flows declining, debts of 160 Old Mutual Industrial 335,27 312,37 3,90 dollars. Kaunda, who has been in power began with street protests to billion dollars, agriculture stag­ French President Francois since inde

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are loyal to the personality­ licence", Staff incompetence - Whenl , cult of Hannes Smith. My objective for the Wind­ I telephone no one can help me For him to continually in­ hoek Observer was to develop so I am shuttled from office lo flate the self-acclaimed the newspaper into a balanced, office. I don't know if it is "magnificence" of his news­ credible and informative ·mir­ incompetence or lack of moti­ paper and himself in his edito­ ror of weekly events. I am not vation but clerks seem to be rial coluIlUl$, is totally ludi­ interested in splashing sex, ignorant. If you walk into their crous - he is playing to an violence and crime for the sake offices they start complaining audimce - petpetuating the myth of sensation and sales - thus about the workload, low sala­ . about himself: Who is he trying the Observer became "tamer". ries etc. to fool - we all know that Die I would honestly rather be the Unkept promises - Some cIerlc Republilcein and The Namib­ editor of an independent and will promise you that your prob­ Magill takes try to gather "news", he is which clearly show that the ian are the biggest selling credible newspaper with a small lems will be solved in order to also a hypocrite who will do Observer was far ahead as a newspapers. circulation. silence you. If you phone again, on 'Smittie' anything to save his own skin. profit-making concern - there If there was any serious I believe sensation has a plaoe the merry-go-round begins. This His claim to "stand guard -isnotoneeditionoftheAdver­ mistake I made in my capacity in the media. It is obviously. is a tactic to keep the poor An open letter to: The Na­ over sacred norms and val­ tiser which carries a higher as editor of the Windhoek uSed to generate readership and teachers away. This results from mibian, Die Republikein, ues" was nothing more than a advertil.ing percentage than that Observer, it was the publica­ circulation. I have no qualms .a lack of supervision in those Times of Namibia, Namibia ploy to create as much fuss and of the Observer. This is why I tion of the report on Jumbo about exploiting whatever offices. There is no checking, Today, Namibian sensation about things that was surprised to hear that Mr Smit's alleged involvement in . sensation is intrinsic to a re­ clerks go on the way they feel Nachrichten, Allge~eine hardly deserved the attention. Salt intended to liquidate the the CCB, which eventually cost port, (this stands in the Ob­ which is why queries pile up. Zeitung, The Windhoek His editorial content, which company and still believe that us some R23 000. And even server's own code of ethics), If the Ministry wants to re­ Advertiser, New Era, NBC consists of little more than the Observer is a commercially despite this mistake (which but I will not indulge in "sen­ tain teachers and attract new reporting the sordid details of viable concern. other Namibian editors also sationalising' , a report - that is ones, then th~y must do some­ Dear Editor one court case after another As far as our c"irculation is made - and which Smith has simply abuse! thing drastic about the siru­ and filling the pages of his coocemed, I have no idea whose made numerous times), I be­ Thus the Observer was in­ ation. Mr Buddy Wentworth I think it in the public interest newspaper with massive head­ thumb "Smittie" sucked that ,lieve I handled the editorial tended to be a more "uprnarlret" promised while visiting Lud­ thM the myths about Hannes lines, many photographs (of­ one out of. I have never made policy and content of the newspaper than it was origi­ eritz that salaries should not be Smith be broken once and for ten irrelevant to the report), any attempt to hide the fact Windhoek Observer compe­ nally. The various sections of a problem area anymore and all; and since he has taken it and sexual fantasies of his that the Observer's circulation tently. I therefore dismiss with the Observer provided a bal­ he promised us that we would upon himselfto judge my jour­ imagination, shows that his dropped by about 2 500, from contempt the allegations of ance between hard news, busi­ be paid promptly and on time. nalistic competence, peIbaps concern was always "smut" 9 500 to 7000, after his depar­ Hannes Smith, that I was in ness news, in-depth analysis But reality is the opposite, where this is the most appropriate in quantity and not quality. ture from the Observer. Obvi- . any way incompetent. I may and lighter articles of human you work hard and are reduced time - I trust that he can accept And the greatest hypocrisy ously the market had split and be a young and relatively inex­ interest. to living in debt. criticism in return. of all is that while" all this places there was in effect anew paper perienced editor, but lcertainly It was also intended to act as My problem now is that I Although the majority of my him firmly in the mould of the on the market, which was the consider myself competept and a vehicle for development and· don't know who to turn to with comments relate to the "jour­ "gutter" press, his absurd Windhoek Observer under new if I wanted constructive criti­ also national reconciliation - my salary problem. I think I nalism" of Hannes Smith, you criticism of other Namibian editorship. cism I would seek it from the growing with the people of an will approach the Prime Min­ might also regard this as an publications, claiming that they Of course it is not difficult more reputable Gwen Lister or independent Namibia, to re­ ster, maybe his office canhelp. aIu1lysis of the media industry are of' 'gutter" quality, shows to raise the circulation of a Des Erasmus. flect the unity that Govern­ I wonder if the Ministry of in Namibia at present. clearly that the man suffers paper like the Advertiser from For, a year I have restrained ment is currently trying to Education and Culture would Hannes Smith, in his edito­ badly from some or other delu­ the lowly few hundred that it myself from reacting to the promote. welcome such a move. rial column of the Windhoek sion. was, but we estimate (from snide comments Hannes Smith ISay all thisbecauselfirmly RMMOTSEPE Advertiser of Thursday Au­ "Smittie's" antics and style printing figures), that the has made in his editorial col­ believe in anewspaper that has LUDERITZ gust 29, makes some scathing certainly entertain his readers, Advertiser' could not have been umns. From the start I dis­ the role of facilitating these judgements on my journalistic (they do little more); and thus selling more than 6 000. So it tanced myself and the Observer things; and in the forlomhope competence which could well people often pick up a copy of appeared that the Observer was staff from the dispute between that someone might see fit to NBCon names be damaging to my career and his paper to have a chuckle at in the lead, even with a less the former directors of the save the Windhoek Observer which I consider to be poten­ the wild ranting and raving of provocative and sensational Windhoek Observer, but he has from its freshly dug grave and PLEASE publish my views tially libellous. I feel compelled a man who is ranting and rav­ product. now gone too far and is way thus bolster the tradition of concerning NBC presentation to answer his allegations and ing for the sake of ranting and It must surely have been out of line and might just find independent journalism in on radio and television. I ap­ there is, of course, the possi­ raving. obvious to all that Hannes Smith himself facing yet another Namibia. preciate the efforts the Corpo­ bility of legal action. On one hand, "Smittie" has was struggling to produce both defamation case. ration is making towards a While it is certainly true that certainly done a service to the a daily and a weekly paper. His There are, I believe, only TEDMAGILL balanced presentation of our the .. demise" of the Wind­ country in that he often uncov­ small staff and his obligation . two newspapers that can make Editor, 1he Wmdhoek Observer national progranunes. However, hoek Observer is partially the ered corruption and irregulari­ to the daily inhibited him from a worthwhile contribution to it is my feeling that the Corpo­ result of "mismanagement", ties in the previous admini­ getting out of Windhoek to the country on issues of na­ Happy birthday ration still has a lot of ground Hannes Smith is the last per­ stration. courts in other parts of the tional concern. They are The to cover ifit desires to meet the son to dance on the freshly dug But the effect on his credi­ country. As hard-working as Windhoek Observer and The I TAKE pleasure in associat­ diverse demands of the nation grave of the Windhoek Ob­ bility as a watchdog of govern­ he is, Hannes Smith is only Namibian. As a daily and ing my Ministry in the joy of - both from the cultural and server with such allegations. ment (a primary duty of the one human being -he has limi­ weekly, they could together your staff on the occasion of traditional point of view. Without a doubt the "mis­ media) was severly undermined tations although he seems to form the foundation of an in­ your newspaper's birthday. Correct pronunciation of management" of the Wind­ by the damage done by the see himself in the mould of dependent media. The Namibian has always names is one of the areas in hoek Observer started in the numerou s factual inaccuracies ·Nietzche's "superman". While The Namibian might been associated with the jus­ which our Broadcasting Cor­ days when Hannes Smith was which appeared in his report­ The weekly Windhoek struggle to break out of its pro­ tice struggle of the Namibian poration is failing to improve. one of the directors. While ing and was evidenced in the Advertiser was obviously forced Swapo mould to develop a truly people. It has been one of the One hardly hears NBC news­ working for the Windhoek numerous apologies. As a re­ to carry the impotent daily paper independent line, the paper does papers known forits objective readers - mainly our white Observer as a political reporter, sult, the overall effect amounted and thus the company must have more of a Namibian fla­ reporting in our country. The colleagues - pronouncing Af­ it was obvious to me that the to naught have been under heavy finan­ vour, while the Observer is aims and objectives that your ricannames c,orrectly, let alone newspaper operated without Working at the Windhoek cial strain. Perhaps this is why undoubtedly the most balanced newspaper stands for has the names of weUknown Na- even the most basic manage­ Observer, I believed strongly we hear rumours of the discon­ and independent newspaper. immensely contributed to na­ , nu'bian black personalities. 1he ment or administrative proce­ in the Windhoek Observerumer tinuance of the daily. The role of the independent tional reconciliation and peace pronunciation of African names dures - there was not even such the editorship of Hannes Smith Evennow "Smittie' s" eter­ press is of paramount impor­ in our country. Indeed, given on NBC news is horrible, a thing as a charge sheet for the and became drawn into the nal claims to editorial inde­ tance, becau~ of the need to this remarkable record, which embarrassing and needs redreSs. Advertising "department" or personality cult which is Han­ pendence are being undermined break away from the promo­ patriotic citizen of this coun­ More worrying is the fact that a pay-slip for staff. nes Smith. But slowly my re­ by rumours that the DTA take­ tion of p .trty-political issues. try would not wish your news­ NBC news presenters, black In fact, Itookituponmyself spect for the man at the helm over of John Meinert allegedly Those n ~wspapers which are paper perpetual existence! and whites alike, are good to attempt to establish the dwindled as the hypocrisy began includes a "deal" with the party ccntrolled, simply can­ Happy birthday The N amib­ enough at pronouncing Afri­ rudimentary structure that was to show. ' Windhoek Advertiser. While not makt' this contribution. But ian newspaper. leaner names of persons in necessary for the '·'normal" I both admire Hamies Smith in past years Hannes Smith in the pl~sent climate, with neighbouring South Africa. DR E TJIRIANGE day-to-day operation of a for what he stands for with was continually on the attack such a proliferation of news­ I have a suggestion that may MINISTER OF JUSTICE newspaper. such conviction and at the same against DTA Chariman Dirk papers, the independent papers help rescue our professio~ Being the extremely emo­ time despise him for his hy­ Mudge, recently he carried a (without party funds), are those radio and television broadcast­ tionally volatile personality that pocrisy. Eventually one just full page report on a DT A that will struggle most to sur­ Poor teachers ers from the unprofessional mal­ he is, Hannes Smith was (and accepts the man as he is and meeting (quite out of charac­ vive, because there is no po­ pronunciation of their fellow still is, I believe), directly re­ leaves him to continue in his ter) and even goes so far (in litical motivatjon to run them TEACHERS are the most Africans' names. Take the BBC sponsible for the unprecedented own idiosyncratic way. another report), to compare the at a loss. oppressed members of the as an example. Once a name high staff turnover. Staff The "great" Hannes Smith, charisma of Mr Mudge to thilt 1his creates a situation which public service for various rea­ with a difficult pronunciation members of the Windhoek who claimed he was going to of Prime Minister Hage Gein­ threatens the existence "Of the sons. But what makes teaching appears in the news, the BBC Observer suffered the most destroy the daily papers with gob. "neutral", independent media unbearable is the dday in paying contacts embassies in Land from abhorrent verbal abuse, were the Windhoek Advertiser and I have it (off £pe record, of and polarises the rest of the out salaries. Anew teacher has where these people came to often requested to report for made not even a noticable dent, course) that he ~as involved media - an unhealthy situation to wait for four mOOlhs, a teacrer obtain correct PTOnunciationor work at the most unreasonable now claims he destroyed the recently in a series of meetings since there is nothing to medi­ who receives a degree will wait spelling. hours and thus left his employ­ Windhoek Observer. Such talk with Mr Mudge. Has the ate between the two. forever before his salary is I appeal to our ·NBC news ment totally disillusioned about is nothing but the drivel of a , 'upstanding" Hannes Smith, Naturally, I believe in the adjusted. This is frustrating, presenters of the day to ap­ the "legendary" Hannes Smith. man with an over-inflated ego. who vowed to "close the doors Windhoek Observer under my and the clerks at the Ministry proach their fellow co-work­ Labour malpractices simply The demise of the Wind­ and throwaway the keys" rather own editorship. I ,am person­ of Education and Culture, both ers in the corporation who came proliferated under his "man­ hoek Observer was caused by than have a master, finally ally conlmittedto.the freedom in Windhoek and Keetrnan­ from the same -region with a · agement". Hence "SI!littie's" nothing other than bad finan­ succumbed to "sup with the of the media and the independ­ shoop, seem to be anincompe­ person whose name is new in continual laments about pro­ cial management. devil"? ence of the Windhoek Observer tent lot. If you telephone, you the news, and ask for help as ducing a newspaper single­ "Smittie's" claim to have 1ba1 "Smittie" will ever pose from party-politics. While are sent from pillar to post and far as pronouncing such name handedly, were simply a prod­ "killed" the Windhoek Ob­ a real threat to other newspa­ "Smittie" might have some in the end you are told that is concerned. I hope that by so uct of his own doing. server is even more absurd when . pers is nonsense. While he claim to an independent edito­ your salary will be fixed at the doing the NBC news ·present­ While "Smittie" is undoubt­ one compares the advertising undoubtedly has a readership, rial policy, he is such a maver­ end ofthe month. Come month ers will emerge perfect in pro­ edly an extraordinary charac­ revenue generated by each that read~rship is selective and ick that he stands outside the end, no change has been ef­ nouncing even African names ter, drive~with a passion to newspaper. Our Advertising sensation-seeking. It will never conventional press. As one fected. of Namibian citizens. work extremely long:md ardu­ Manager has recorded figures constitute anything more than commentator said: "He dabbles I have identified the follow­ FKENYON ous hours travelling the coun- of advertising in both papers a small group of people who on the fringes !Jf journalistic ing problems: WINDHOEK 10 Monday September 2 1991

Omaipyakidhilo ogali ogendji mOwambo

Ebuliloshiwike ndika KU OSWALD SHIVUTE ya li ya dhana oshituthi shawo mOshitopolwa sha Wambo shEhangano lyaiilongi Aakriste kUumbangalantu wa Na-· ndjoka opo lya hogololwa, SCM, moka ya li ya ulike kutya mibia, olya li edhigu oyiinekelela nale nokuli yamwe uukumwe wawo mehangano yomiilyo yalyo, opo ya ka ende lyawo outhike peni. Iipopiwa mpeyaka nampeyaka, noshilongo noya katale kutya oya li ya ningwa kaapopi yi ili kwaamboka ye na omadhilaadhilo goyendji noyi ili. (Tala miifo tayi lan­ iinakugwanithwa yi ili noyi moIffiti kaalongwa otaga ti ngiini dula) ili mokati koshigwana, moshinima shik:a sbokukala kwa Okwa kundanwa wo kutya omanga kuyamwe, ya li ngna NANSO kumwe noSWAPO ONANTU nayo wo oya li ya hwepo, ihe oya li yi na nenge nokuza ko koSWAPO. ningi oshigongi shayo, Omanga aanashimpwiyu, yiipya­ Omissioni mEngela ya li mEtifa Osbilyo shOngundu Om­ lyawo. kidhila kehempoka to mu pitithi yopashitopolwa Oministeli yOomina adha. Unene oshitopolwa sh­ moNANSO yokuumbangalantu nOonkondo dhOlusheno . Ovanayasha ovamati noukadona, mOsoondaha ya dja va koleli.el'wa aagundjuka osho sha kala Titus Fernardo, osha li sha Omusamane Andinlba Toivo mEitavelo lavo meongalo laELCIN mOngwediva. Mefano eli, meme ou ota yandje shi ipyakidhila unene, gandja euvonayi lyawo kom­ ya Toivo, oya li ya patulula omukumo komukolekwa umwe. Nakukolekwa okwa pewa yo omambo Opakriste, ngaashi neyinyengo mOng­ binga yaashoka sha li sha pambelewa iilonga yokukutha Ombiibeli nembo leimbilo, Ehangano. undu yawo yaalongwa yo kundanekwa mii(o kutya; mo ooinboma dhoka dha te­ mOshigongi shoka sha li sha gelwe pethinlbo lyiita pooha NANSO, oshowo ekalo ningilwa ku' Gabriel Taapopi dhomatenda kaakwiita noshigongi shawo sho SCM omwa li ashike aailongi ye li yomukolonyeki South Africa! mOngwediva. 30. Oopaala dholusheno dhoka dha OtaxiyaBoas ya Kombinga ' yoNANSO, Okwa ti shika hasho nande. za koRuacana dha ya ko Ka­ Ongunduwiliki yopashigwana Oshininla oshi li ngeyi kutya, manya. Omukalimo okuzilila ko Winduka mewi­ Iitayi oyo ya li yi vulithe po 30 gwomOngwediva Tate liko lya V. Rikoro, oya li ye ya omanga aailongi. ya li ye vulithe Ndapewa Sbilumba okwa koshitopolwa shokUumban­ pomathele gaali. kanitbila mo nale nokuli om­ xupa natango galantu opo ya kundathane Kutya Ndumbu, oye a li a padhi ye metopo lyoomboma omukundu ngoka gwa holoka gongele aalongwa, . hasho, dhoka omanga aanafaalama EEBOTSOTSO odo kwa li di na ngeno ediladilo lokuvaka po po, sho aailongi, konyala ayehe oyendji ya kanithila mo nale nande. Pokuma opwa li Otaxi moshitopolwa shedina Okuryangava muKatutura, ITYAPPA NAMUT :WA] yomOoBrancha dho NANSO Okakomitiye okapongololi, nokuli iimuna yawo momatopo onguloshi yEtine, ode litwa keepena eshi ovanhu ovo va ka mUumbangalantu nOkaoko hoka oko ka li ta ka longo goomboma dhoka. Wana ve va kwafele okuundula "otuwa yavo", va dimbuluka ya kwatwa, oye ke shi pondola oshowo iitopolwa ikwawo, ya mokati kaalongwa, okuza Aapolisi mOshakati oya kala okulya onghaku mefiku la kutya otuwa oyo oya vakwa. tokola toko okukala ye li mpoka sho kwa kundanwa kutya yiiipyakidhila nokukonga landula noi nai monika vali kOngundu yoSWAPO rl.'\ inaya NANSO yi ze ko kumwe no aanadholongo ye li omulongo Pahokololo laBoas Nauko­ shingwa kuBoas. fiyo okeluwa eli. hala okuza ko ngaashi sha li SWAPO. Okaoko nako oka li na yane 14, sho yi iyaka mod­ sho, mwene wotuwa oyo kwa Konima yokuundula luhapu, Eshi oshi li oshikando oshi­ sha tokolwa kOkongressa yo ka kalelwa po mOkakomitiye holongo ya Shakati uusiku wEti­ li tai vakwa po, eembudi yo otuwa tai anye okuxwama, tivali eshi Boas Naukosho ta NANSO n djoka ya ningilwe haka nashi ya li inaya thika tano nokulya ongaku. donhumba ode yombela ovashamane ava ova h auluka xutwifwa keembudi. petameko lya Juli omvula ndjika koshigongi shoku Gabriel Komufala gwOpolisi mOshi­ meumbo laye poOkuryangava osheendifo osho. Modula ya djako Boas okwa noya li ya hokololwa kutya, Taapopi, osho wala OOauto yawo topolwa Josef Ekandjo okwa keenguiasha dEtitano lwopo­ Ou a dinlbuluka kutya ohauto dja koshakapalwa a dipawe kaya li ya ende pauyuki na ya li ya teka, ihe ongodhi oye hokolola kutya, aanadholongo tundi onbivali. oyo, oyaBoas, okwa ka pen­ keembudi dimwe ado kwa li a kaya li ya kalelwa po nawa yidhenga kutya ihaya vulu mbaka oya yakele ando osh­ Ova undula mo otuwa yaye dula Boas. twaalela motaxi yaye. ngaashi sha li shi na okukala. okuthika. isaaha modholongo nokuteta yoludi 10Nissan Laurel noku i Mokuuya ponhele opo kwa Eembudi edi okwa li de mu Ongundu ndjoka ya zile Kokutya Mbundu okwa iitendambyoka yafa onete yi li kanghameka konyala oshinano li pa fiwa otuwa, ova hanga kondeka neendjebo, omanga ko Winduka, opo ngeno yi ye gandja uusama kaatiligane lela mokaokooko kOndunda sheemeta 700 lwaapo okudja ombudi tai dipo. ye kwa li e he na sha. Okwa li yi uvithe ko Aalongwa nokOombaatili kutya oyo ye li ndjoka yodholongonokulonda meumbo. Ove i landula ve i li da pula opo Boas e di pe yokUumbangalantu, oya li ya konima yeto,kolo lyeikutho­ nokupita mo, etaa ya yi on­ Pefimbo eli Boas nova­ momukulambo fiyo osbeshi vali oimaliwa aishe ye a yandje yo shuna ompadhi ketako, oshoka kumwe noSwapo, hasho nande dapo. Sigo okeluwa nditi, neumbo vakwao okwa li va kwa li ya kendabala okuvaka oipatululo yohauto. pakuuva oyali ya tompwanayi Mbundu ta ti ngawo. Ekandjo okwa ti ina pu kwatwa kofa, onghee inava uda sha. po vali otuwa imwe molukanda Elao olinene, shaashi okwa noya li ya lombwelwa kutya, Ngu te shi popi ngawo okwa nande ogumwe manga, ihe Eer.lbudi edi oda kala nee tuu 010. ka dja ovanhu ovo ve uya oyendji yomaalongwa mEhan­ hala ashike kutye Ndumbu ota okwiinekela kutya otaya tadi :lyengwa okuxwameka Oya ka kwatelwea molukanda okukufa ko Boas. gano lyoNanso mosbilongo, yambidhidha Uukwamuhoko, kwatwa. otuwa ei, noda tokola. di ka ledina Golgota ongula ya lan­ Oumbudi wa tya ngaha, itaya popile nande okuza ko ihe hasho nande. Komufala gwOpolisi okwa kuwe l~ovashamane vamwe dula nokutwalwa vali kooBoas. onghee tuu tau twikile moshi­ kunlwe noSWAPO. Tse mo NANSO otwa itaala hokolola wo kutya, moshito­ hava nangele omaumbo Okwa li ya hokolola kutya vati longo shetu nonande ovayn.­ Ongunduwiliki yoNANSO muukumwe waNamibia alihe. polwa omwa ningwa opOkuryangava opo ve va kwafe oya li nediladilo i vake otuwa liki vetu, unene tuu Omupre­ kUumbangalantu oya li . ya Otu shi shi kutya mo SWAPO iikulumuna yinyanyalitha. okuundula otuwa i xwame. opo i ka nyeke omunafaalama sidende Nujoma keshe efiku lombwele osbifo shika kutya, omu na aatiligane nale nOom­ Shimwe shomuyo oshi na sha Ovakeleli vomaumbo ove wonhumba (inai mu tumbula ota kumaida oshi wana opo shi yo oya li nokuli ya lombwele baatili, naanona yawo otaya nekwato koonkondo lyokakad­ uya, ashike umwe womuvo kedina) moshitoplwa shaKa­ efepo oumbudi noilonga aishe iilyowiliki mbyoka ya zile koW­ vulu okukala moNANSO hona kokanasikola popepi okwa dimbuluka kutya otuwa handja. yoimbuluma, nokulitula indukakutya,molwashokamo ndjoka yi li kumwe noSWAPO. nOshikango, Olyomakaya ga oyo ohe i mono luhapu tai Nonande ombudi ei kwa li meyambulepo loshiwana. Nanso omu na mbaa taa ti, Ndumbu okwa li a endulula ziko. Ehokololo lya yela opo nayi ze ko koSWAPO mba taya ashike shoka shali sha popiwa tali ya. ti nayi kale kumwe noSWAPO , mOkongresa ndjoka ya ningilwe Oshoka Komufala nguka Windhoek. United Congregational Church otashi ka kala oshiwanawa ngele mu July pethimbo lyetso lyoom­ okwa yile kq ohela a ka Closind date: ~. Date Drawn:,2 November 1991 Oombelewa oonene dho­ bata. Osho hailwa Fernardo a konaakone os£inin1a shika ye 'lli.4 .J..... y 26 October 1991 NANSO ko Winduka, tadhi kala yelitha ngaaka. mwene. manga dha pata. 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THE NAMIBIAN Monday September 2 1991 11

SAM Nujoma die Staatpresident van Namlble het eergister vir 'n kort rukkie op die verhoog verskyn waar Lucky Dube 'n Suld-Afrlkaanse kunstenaar 'n muslekvertoning aangebled • . Nujoma het tydens sy kort as een van die wat die beste tussentyd pogings aangewend toespraak die gehoor bygewoon is deur musiek­ is om 'n daadwerklike veran­ aangemoedig om hard te werk. lietbebbers. Dube het weer­ dering aan die situasie te bring. "Ons is vanclag hier om le eens daarin geslaag om te bewys Die Amfiteater wat ongev­ ontspan maar as ons volgende clat hy indien nie die gewildste eer drie maande gelede gelyk week werk toe gaan en ons is nie een van die gewildste het asof dit in die hande van veronderstel om sewe uur aan musikante by Namibiese vandale sou verval is besig om te meld moet ons vyf minute musiekHefhebbers is. Die te ontpop in een van die mees voor die tyd opdaag vir diens," konsert het in sy geheel met gewilde bymekaarkomplelcke het Nujoma tot groot applous min voorvalle van geweld of van die gemeenskap van Wind­ van die skare gese. opruiige gedrag plaasgevind en hoek. Nuuyoma het die konsert die meeste van die toeskouers Mense van al die neringshet besoek op uitnodiging van die was tevrede met wat hul vir hul na die teater gestroom om vir Swapo-Vroueliga wat met ~n geld verkry het. die grootste gedeelte van die fondsinsamelingsveldtog by die Die beligting, wat met die dag bymekaar te kom en na hul konsert besig was. Die liga is onlangse optrede van nog 'n held te luister. Andries Mouton, Voorsitter van die Namibie Landbou-unie, het verlede Vrydag besig om geld in te samel vir gewilde Suid-Afrlkaanse groep Tot Innt in die nag het hul verskeie borgskappe van verskillende finansiele insteUings in die land ontvang vir hul kongres later in Oktober Mango-Groove baie kritiek skouer aan skouer gesit terwyl ' beurse aan studente van die Neudamm en Tsumis LandboukoUeges, Hier verskyn by vanjaar. verdien het, was baie beter. Du be 'n vertoning gelewer het voor 'n paar van die studente wat beurse ontvang het. Die konsert kan beskryf word Dit was duidelik clat claar in die wat in 'n klas van sy eie is. Moleste binne .kindertuinorganisasie

BEWERlNGE van beswaddering van lede, ongerymdhede in ~1~lt11 geldsake en '0 ondersoek wat aangevra is waarmee na bewer­ Peter Katjavivi, die toekom­ ing getalm word het veroorsaak dat al die bates en bedry­ stige Vise-Kanseller van die wighede van die Namibia Educare Association(NECA) deur toekomstige Universiteit van die Voorsitster, Ida Hoft'man, gevries word tot tyd en wyl 'n Namible, het om Donderdag 29 Augustus, gese die hoofdoel buitengewone kongres gehou word. van die Namibiese nasionale Daar was na bewering tot aan die einde van die . beleidisomgroepewatindie onlangs ontevredenheid tussen ondersoek. Daaris ookinhier­ verlede teenmekaar geveg het lede van die bestuur van NECA. die skrywe te kenne gegee clat byeen te bring. Hy het dit Die Namibia Educare Asso­ geen briewe uitgestuur of beskryf as 'n pog!ng om die ciation is 'n paar maande ge­ onderhoude gevoer sou word, wonde van die die verlede te lede in die lewe geroep om as geen fcndse ingesamel sou word genees. 'n sambreelliggaam vir en ook geenbekendstellings of Ka~ivivi het hierdie uitspraak voorskoolse inrigtings in die publieke vergaderings gehou gemaak tydends 'n opening van land op te tree. sou word, namens of in die 'n seminaar met die tema "Die Uit betroubare ,bronne word naam van NECAnie. Daar seu genesing van die sosiale wonde vemeem clat onenigheid oor gewag word tot die ondersoekte­ van die oorlog" wat deur Murray geldsake, 'n konstitusie wat sultate van die komitee bek­ Last van die Department van sonder die magtiging van 'n end word. Antripologie and die Univer­ kongres probeer verander word Die NNPCC van Abrahams siteitskollege van London in Vrouens by die Rundu saagmeule versamel van die oorskiethout om mee vuur te en nog ander redes tot die is volgens Hoffrnann twee weke ' samewerking met die Namib­ maak. Die hout is van die Kigelia Africana ofWorsbool1l wat vanjaar as die amptelike onenigheid inNECA geleihet. geleentbeid gebied om die ian Fondation gereel was. boom verklaar is en op 16 Oktober oor die bele land aangeplant sal word. Op 23 Julie 1991 is 'n ver­ ondersoekspan op te stel en 'n Katjavivi het gese die oor­ gadering gehou deur die Na­ ondersoekna die saak te loods. log bet diep wonde in die ~osiale sionale Uitvoerende Komitee Dit het egter nie gebeur nie struktuur van die samelewing van NECA. Op hierdie ver­ en mi die verloop van twee tot gevolg gehad, skade aan gadering het die NNPCC van weke is 'n brief aan die lede die infrastruktuur gebring en Handelsverteenwoordigers Ottilie Abrahams 'n ondersoek van die uitvoerende komitee menslike vemoudings beskadig. aangevra na bewerings clat gestuur vir 'n vergadering wat Hy se Namibie het verskeie Abrahams in die teenwoor­ op 24 Augustus gehou moes dekades van oodog ondervind binnekort opgelei digheid van die NECA-voor­ word. Abrahams het nabewer­ wat gelei het tot die onafhan­ sitster, IcIa Hoffmann, beswad­ ing nie vir die vergadering klikheid van die land vedede deris. Die besluit om 'nonder­ opgedaag nie. Ottilie Abrahams DIE Ministerie van Handel en Nywerheid sal kantore open by sekere gekose missies soek te loods is volgens 'n wou gister nie reageer nie en jaar. Die proses om die wonde in lande waarvan die bandel met Namibie betekenisvol is. Die besluit is Vrydag, 30 van die oorlog te geneesis vol­ skrywe deur Hoffinann eenparig het te kenne gegee dat die gens hom begin deur die Ver­ Augustus, op 'n perskonferensie bekend gemaak. deur die vergadering aanvaar bestuurskomitee binnekort sal enigde Volke Resolusie 435 Volgens die verklaring word Om te verseker clat die se uitvoergt"meenskap om die en toe stemming is verleen om vergader om die aangeleentheid van 1989 enhet vOOltgeduur in die dringendheid van so stap mikpunte van die opleiding­ vakleerlin6e in staat te stelom met die ondersoek voort te gaan te bespreek. Sy se die die tydperk voor onafhan­ noodsaaklik gemaak deur die sprogram bereik word is dit in die begee rtes en probleme van Hoffman het ook in haar bestuurskomitee was betrolcke klikheid. Die Namibiese reger­ talle bellegingsnavrae wat deur drie dele verdeel. hierdie g emeenskap te leer ken skrywe al die lede van die by die hele saak en dit sal ing het die idee van genesing die Ministerie ontvang word. Die eerste deel sal fonnele sodoend ~ in staat te wees om assosiasie in kennis gestel dat onvanpas wees om op h aar eie werklikheid laat word deur die Om te ~ers eker dat die han­ teoretiese opleiding in ~er­ so goed <:s moontlik hul be­ al die vergaderings en te reageer sonder om hulle te proses van nasionale versoe­ delsverteenwoordigers wat skillende aspekte wat belan­ lange te dien. alctiwiteite opgeskort sal word raadpleeg. ning het hy bygevoeg. aangestel word in staat sal wees grik is vir handelsverteenwoor­ Volgens Katjavivi het die om doeltreffende en doelger­ digers aanbied. regering 'n begin genlaak in igte diens aan beide die Die funlcsies en pligte van hervestiging deur sentra in Namibiese besigheidsge­ handelsverteenwoordigers verskei gedeeltes van die land. meenskap en hul buitelandse sowel as hul verhoudinge met Hy het die Oshakati hospitaal ewekniee te lewer is 'n omvat­ verskillede instansies in beide se skependheidsprojek bestem­ tende en hoogs gespesialseerde Namibie en die lande van pel as 'n betekenisvolle bydrae progranl in samewerking met 'verteenwoordiging sal tot die gene sing van die wonde die Statebonslsvonds vir Teg­ gedurende hierciie gedeelte van die oorlog. Hy het die niese Kooperasie ingestel. aandag geniet. Koning Kauluma-projek en die Die verklaring het te kenne Hierdie gedeelte sal op 2 ontwikkelingsbrigade beskryf gegee dat die kursus op 2 September '0 aanvang neem as pogings om verskeie sla­ September 'n aanvang sal neem en tot 30 September duur. ·AANQAG goffers van die oorlog weer en vir tien weke sal duur. Dit Die tweede gedeelte wat op ALLE NAMIBIA INWONERS produtief te maak. het bygevoeg dat die eerste 1 Oktober sal begin eo vir drie DR. CHAKA (k~uie Dokter) Verwysende na die seminaar groep van vyf vakleerlinge weke sal duur sal uitsluitlik ~ir het hy gese ; &000 R3500.00 LET US SELL YOUR TEL 101111 220281 - OF: Indira has grown in AfTEII HOURS 222771 PRODUCTS (o.n.c.o.) CAR FOR YOU & GET *Bush Bars, Tow and size and style ..• THE BEST VALUE. 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Powell outjumps Lewis and takes world record

HOCH LA.N 0 TOKYO: Long-jumper Mike· Powell, whose record-shatter­ southern CalIfornla unlverslty student. ESTATES Ing leap at the world championships here catapulted him Into And Powell dismissed Lewis's boast of being unbeaten In the history books, hi~ out at Carl Lewls on Saturday. the long-jump for 10 years. "Jumping two or three times a KHOMASDAL Lewis, unbeaten In the long-jump for 10 years, said after year, padding your record and saying you're unbeaten. That's 3 bedrooms, lounge, Powell's new world record long-jump on Friday nlght that It not a champion," he said. Katutura • • was a one-otT fluke. "His unbeaten streak Is over, and he's got nothing to say. Kitchen, bathrooms, Brick Soweto &- "He will probably never jump like that again," remarked I won last night and I am the world champion. I am the man Fencing, Close to School • 3 Bedrooms with Lewis, upset that Powell ha

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Contact: after his colleagues had seen grabbed all three goals as Johann Diergaardt half anhour at Highfield Road, Liverpool 3 Everton 1 (2-0) shots blocked. Wednesday romped into a 3-0 Dedre Tel: 211095 Strauss heading home a Carlton Fair­ David Burrows gave Liver­ Norwich 0 Tottenham 1 (0- half time lead. His first came Tel: 37470 (w), Tel: 212640 weather center from the left. pool a first-minute lead with a 1) in the sixtll minute, the second 62302 (h) Wimbledon's Dutch goalie, 25-metre shot and Welsh inter­ EnglaOO captain Gary Lineker after 41 and the third seconds Hans Segers, was shown the national Dean Saunders made headed Tottenham' s winner in before the half time whistle. HOUSES yellow card for flattening it 2-0 on 15 minutes from a the 37th minute from a center Midfielder John Sheridan Coventry's Stewart Robson in centre by Mark WaIters. Irish by Paul Stewart. Tottenham scored a fourth for Wednesday a challenge close the halfway midfielder Ray Houghton had 19-year-oldIan Walker in in the 69th minute and Dennis ~ line as the home team broke scored tlle third Un tlle 62nd goal instead ofNorwegian star Bailey replied for Rangers four Fully furnished out of defense. minute from a pass by Bur­ Erik Thorstvedt. Walker im­ minutes later. Crystal Palace 2 Sheffield rows and Mike Newell pulled and serviced 3 pressed in his previous game, Southampton 1 Aston Villa ~eru?p- United 1 (0-0) a goal back for Everton 12 when Thorstvedt was absent 1 (1-1) bedroom Hoous~ Fonner Palace ~player Glyn minutes from time. playing for his country, and Kevin Richardson scored his. Hodges shot Sheffield United Manchester United 1 Leeds with swimming We are urgently Tottenham gave him another first goal for a Villa team that ahead in the 54th minute. Pal­ 1 (0-1) . chance. gave Polish defender Dariusz pool to let in a In need of ace captain Geoff Thomas Leeds rocked tlle league Nottingham Forest 3 Old­ Kubiki his debut. Midfielder very quiet area houses in all levelled ten mum tes from time leader by going a goal ahead ham 1 (2-0) Richardson struck in the sec­ and Ian Wright snatched a last 0·.1 seven minutes through Lee Goals by Scott Gemmill and ond minute but Alan Shearer R2 950.00 p/m areas in minute winner for the home l..::hapman, who headed into an Ray Keane gave Forest a 2-0 leveled in the 33rd with a header. All inclusive Windhoek. side with a follow-up shot af­ empty net after Danish goalie half time lead as Brian aough's West Ham oNotts County 2 ter Sheffield goalie Simon Peter Schmeichel completely slick team pulled Oldham apart. 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Can Connors take the Open ~at 39-? Jimbo routs Novacek

NEW YORK: If Nolan Ryan can pitch a no·hitter at 44 , Gone in the first round fr~m said,his right thigh wrapped in and George Foreman can fight for the heavyweight title that quarter was Andre Agassi. an elastic bandage because of at 42, young pup Jimmy Connors figures he has a pretty Gone on Saturday was Becker, a striuned nmscle. "That's why good shot at 39 to win the US Open. a 6-3, 6-4, 6-2 loser to Hol­ I was always two-three steps land's Paul Haarltuis. slow. That's why I lost. It af­ "Forever Young'" is the what I want to be next year, a But looming in the next fected my whole game. theme song at the National force in the game. quarter of the draw as a pos­ "I wouldn't call him' an Tennis Stadium these days, an "It's time for someone else sible sern.ifirull opponent is outstanding player. It's just a anthem for the thousands of to take my place, but if they Sampras, a 7-6 (7-3), 4-6, 6-7 , matter that he played against fans pulling for Connors on don't want it I'm not going to (7-4), 6-3 winner over S1ephane somebody who couldn't run. " every point he plays. give it to them. I'm 39 on the Simian. Haarltuis' victory, as stun­ Connors' chances soared outside. I'm beat up on the In a late match, fourth-seeded ning as his second-round upset Saturday as he gained a seed­ inside. And one day this (body) fun Courier, the reigning Fren::h of then-No 4 IohnMcEnroeon less path to the semifinals by is going toclosedownonme.' , Open champion, advanced to the same stadium court two beating No 10 Karel Novacek He knocked off the only the fourth round by defeating years ago, could cost Becker in a 6-1, 6-4. 6-3 romp shortly seeded player left in his quar­ Sweden's Anders Jarryd 6-3, more than the chance for a after No 1 BODs Becer tumbled ter of the draw, staying back 6-2,6-2. second US Open title. out in a shocking upset. on the ~aseline and waiting for Sampras, like all the young Becker's No 1 ranking, his "Connors has taken over the Novacek to make mistakes. players, is watching Connors most prized possession, could Open, " said defending cham­ Novacek obliged by hitting 65 with astonishment. fall once more to Stefan Edberg pion Pete Sampras, a mere 20- unforced errors, compared to' "Jimmy is six, seven, eight if the second-seeded Swede year-old lad who could face only 22 by Conoors, and blamed years past his prime, and he is reaches the final. the five-time chainpion in the a cold, lOO-degree fever and a still beating guys," Sampras The injury also could keep semis. touch of stage fright. said. "We are a bit amazed at Becker out of the Davis Cup Connors, defying age and "I didn't feel good at all, what he is doing. " matches between Germany and the odds, stonned into the foorth and I was very nervous when I Everyone was amazed at the United States in Kansas !'Oj~ VV YORK: Michael Changturned innocent lobs into round and set up a matc1;l on his had to make a first step on the Becker's ousting by Haarhuis City in three weeks. killer shots, leaving John McEnroe frozen and frus· 39th birthday today against centre court and play against and the manner in which the It had to be frustrating for trated more than a dozen times at the net, knocking him Aaron Krickstein. Jimmy Connors for the first top-seed left. Becker to lose so quickly and out of the US Open after four·and·a·half hours of ''I'm getting to the point of time, " the 25-year-old Czecho­ Becker, usually the supreme with'so little resistance against brilliant tennis. Chang, battling a hostile crowd and a slovakian said. ' sportsman, screamed at being a total force in the game," the No 45-ranked player, a mere popular four· time champion nearing the end of his said Coonors, a wild card ranked "He was in control the whole Haarhuis' on the court and gave qualifier when he beat McEn­ No 174 after missing 14 months match and he didn't give me a him little Credit for winning. roe at the' Open that Becker career, ended the duel on his third match point, appro· with a wrist injury. "That's chance at all." r "I couldn't run," Becker won. priately with a lovely backhand lob that McEnroe It was SUIprising to see Becker leaped for but couldn't touch. McEnroe showed moo stomp to the net and rant at ments of his former artistry and power but couldn't Haarhuis during the final set sustain it in the final set as Chang pulled out a 6·4, 4·6, when Haarhuis disputed a line 7·6 (7·1), 2·6, 6·3 victory. More than· 10 000 fans re· call. And afterward, it was just mained to the end a~ 01h28 on Saturday, most hoping as surprising to hear Becker for a McEnroe miracle. Photograph: Agence France· blame his loss entirely on his Presse injury. HaadlUis didn't back dow;n from Becker on the court, and he wasn't buying his excuse. Boulmerka wins gold "When I pulled him wide a couple of times with his fore­ TOKYO: When Hassiba Boulmerka shot out of the pack after the hand, he moved a little bit less final curve in the women's 1 500 metres, she not only beat Soviet well, but otherwise I didn't triple gold medal winner Tatiana Dorov~kikh but also became really notice it too much," Algeria's first track world champion ever. Haarhuis said. "I played solid, She was so astonished, she raised her arms into the air and and whenever Ihad to, I hit big laughed and cried at the same time. "It was a cry of joy, and also shots and he made many mis­ a release," the 23-year-old runner said. takes." Boulmerka won in4:02,22 , with Dorovskikh second in 4:02,58 In the women's division, and Soviet teammate Lyudrnila Rogachova third in 4:02,72. Steffi Graf, the top seed, sur­ There still are not many women in Algerian track and field, vived a second-set comeback Boulmerka said. from 5-0 by Eva Sviglerova to win 6-4,7-5 and reach the fourth round. No 4 Arantxa Sanchez Bubka battles but wins Vicario beat Nathalie Herre­ man 6-2, 6-2; No 8 Conchita TOKYO: Sergey Bubka overcame a niggling instep Martinez 'beat Patty Fendick injury to win his third world championship pole vault 7-5, 6-3; and No 6 Martina title here on Tbursday. But the injury to his left foot was NUMBER ONE seed Boris Becker went crashing out of the US Open on Saturday in . Navratilova overcame a strOllg enough to prevent the 27 ·year·old from trying to break a 6·3, 6·4, 6·2 shocker. Paul Haarhuis qfthe Netherlands, ranked No 45, knocked out start by friend and f~rmer his world record of 6,10 metres set earlier this month in ' the German ace. Haarhuis' victory was as stunning as his second·round upset of then doubles partner Pam Shriver Malmo. Instead Bubka settled for 5,95 m to take the No 4 John McEnroe on the same stadium court two years ago. Photograph: Agence to win 7-5,6-1. - Sapa AP. gold. Hungarian Istvan Bagyula took the silver with France·Presse , 5,90 and Makksim Tarasov the bronze by clearing 5,85. I Manchester·on top of English league

LONDON: Former England captain Bryan Robson Swedish winger Anders Lim­ Crystal Palace, which placed champion Glasgow , Rangers Chelsea.:\ Luton 1 (3-0) snatched an equalizer five minutes from the end as par scored the winner as the third last season, went a goal won 2-0 at neighbour' Celtic. Chelsea went on a first-half Manchester United tied Leeds United 1·1 on Saturday champion made it two wins in down at home to Sheffield Rangers are third with Aber­ goal romp against struggling and stayed atop the English soccer standings. a row after a shaky start. United but bounced back to deen top of the standings after Luton. Graeme Le Saux scored Nottingham Forest moved win 2-1 with England striker a goal-less tie at Dundee United. on 19 minutes, Irish midfielder It looked like one United unbeaten team remained on top fourth after beating Oldham 3- Ian W right netting the winner Details of English division Andy Townsend scored the would replace another as leader with 11 points from five games. 1 and Gary Lineker, who re­ a minute from t1me. one games second on 31 and former Eng~ when Leeds' Lee Cllapman took Liverpool moved second, one placed Robson as England's In a battle of two promoted Arsenal 2 Manchester City land striker Kerry Dixon added advantage of a blunder by point behind, with a 3-1 triumph captain, scoredhis fifth goal of , teams, Notts County won 2-0 1 (0-1) the third two minutes before Manchester's Danish goalie over neighbour Everton. Third the season to push Tottenham at West Ham with both goals Ian Brightwell fired City the break. Philip Gray reduced Peter Schmeichel to put his is Manchester City which tossed up to fifth after a 1-0 victory at coming from speedy striker ahead at Highbury in the 31st the deficit five minutes into side ahead. away a first half lead and lost Norwich. Kevin Bartlett in a four-min­ minute after a header on from the second half with Luton' s Schmeichel completely 2-1 at champion Arsenal. Instead of going top, Leeds ute spell in the second half. David White. But England first goid of the season. But missed a centre and Chapman David Burrows, Dean Saun­ slipped from fourth to sixth. Wimbledon won 1-0 at striker AIan Smlth levelled a England midfielder Denis Wise headed into an empty net for ders and Ray Houghtonnetted Sheffield Wednesday's lanky Coventry and Southampton and minute after the interval and made it 4-1 on the hour and the first goal the Manchester for Liverpool in the first 62 midfielder Carlton Palmer Aslon Villa tied 1-1 with Kevin Anders Limpar finished off a later missed a penalty. team, holder of the European minutes before Mike Newell scored three first half goals as Richardson scoring his first goal swift Arsenal move 13 min­ Coventry 0 Wimbledon 1 (~ Cupwinners Cup, had conceded replied for Everton. his team whipped Queens Park for Villa since his transfer from utes from time by shootinghome 1) this season. After lan Brightwell fired Rangers 4-1 and Chelsea Spain's Real Sociedad. from an acute angle after a Veteran striker A1an Cork But veteran Robson, 34, shot Manchester City ahead, Arse­ downed Luton by the same Englishman Mark Hateley Michael Thomas' shot had hit home from close range as his nal hit back through Alan Smith. scoreline. scored both goals as Scottish the post. continued On page 14 f • • f . I f.. .. - • "1' ~, .. . , , '16 MondaY '~epiemb9r 2 '1991 ' . " ,'.'N .. ' /. • ..:

FLORENCE, Italy: Duah scored on a header from six . metres with five minutes remaining on Saturday to lift Ghana to a 1·0 victory over Spain and the Fifa Under· 17 World Championship. Led by Nii Lamptey, who under-16 tournaments and not plays professionally for Bel­ officially recoginiZed by FIFA gian fust-divisionclub Ander­ as world championships. lecht, Ghana dominated the Nigeria won the first tourna­ Spaniards with a. high-paced ment in 1985 in China, the technical game, which resulted Soviet Union won the 1987 in severnl scoring chances that event in Canada, and Saudi were missed due to poor fin­ Arabia took the last title two ishing and remarkable defen­ , years ago in Scotland. sive play. Saturday's game was the INTERATLANTIC Blue Waters skipper Koko Muatunga in control of the ball against SWA Toyota Young Ones. Ghana's forwards second meeting between the Bott- teams qualified for the 1991 NFA Cup semi·finals after sparkling victories over the weekend. outdribbled their opponents two during the two week tour­ easily, displaying a ~ontrol of nament. Drawn into the same the best Latin American teams. preliminary round grrup, Ghana Its defense, however, was and Spain finished tied atop spotty, and nearly cost it a goal Group D with identical 2-1-0 in the final mim.Jte, when Span­ records, the draw being a 1-1 Young Ones blast Civics ish forward Morgui Pardo shot deadlock between the two in wide by centimetres. Seconds the final preliniinary round later, Lamptey had to clear a game on August 22:'Spain won ball rolling toward the Ghana the group on goal differential. Controversy erupts over BA and Rammies match ... goal. Fifa president Joao Have­ tied in the thick of things at 3- arrived at 15h45 at the sta­ 'Ghana's was the first world lange of Brazil was aniongthe KAVII VEZEMBURUKA title for the under-17 category. dignitaries who watched Sat­ all. diuni. Ramblers had returned There have been three previ­ urday's final in this capital of According to onlookers, TCL home after being at the sta­ ous competitions for the age the 'l'uscan region. THE match between SWA Toyota Young Ones and Civ· lliefs Santos tried hard to break dium at 15hOO. However, the group, but they were labled Sapa-AP. ics at the SKW Stadium on Friday night, turned out to the ice but rock hard defence referee Scara called Black be one of the most entertaining NFA Cup games played by Liverpool kept them at bay. Africa into the field and they in Windhoek recently. The match was played in wet They had their chances of were allowed to score five goals conditions in front of small crowd. scoring but bad finishing squan­ to take $e points. USED CARS dered their hopes of winning The problem is now in the Young Ones won 5-0 after to be an the wall for TCL OIiefs 'the match as their stri1rers missed , hands of the Namibia Footb;ill the exciting two-all draw in Santos after they lost 2-1 to a handful in front of the Association (NFA) to decide their first-leg meeting last Prime Press Liverpool in the goalposts. whether the Il).atch will be weekend. This means Ones go second leg. 'PooI shattered their Back in Wmdhoek, the match replayed or whether they will 7-2 up on aggregate over both homeground record by being between the defending cham­ uphold the referee's decision legs. the first team to beat Santos at pions Nashua Black Africa and to award the points to Nashua The match was a one-sided their new home ground - TCL Ramblers did not take place Black Africa. affair with Young Ones Stadium. Santos won the first­ after the appointed referee failed Mercedes 3000 1978 R16,500.00 midfielders dominating the leg 2-1 last '!Veekend in Oka­ to turned up at the right time. • For central first division Mercedes 2400 - 1980 R21,500.00 proceedings and leaving their handja. SantO! went through The match was scheduled to Metropolitan Cup play.oft's Mercedes 230 1979 R 15,900.00 opponents at sixes and sevens. PCIJAlI~'''' after both teams start at 15hOO, but the referee see tomolTow'S edition. Suzuki Jeep 410 1984 R18,900.00 Civics' "scoring unit" needs 3 Corollas 1.6 16V 1990 R26,500.00 some lubrication. The team's strikers wasted a number O'f 3 Corollas 1.3 GL-L 1990 R22,OOO.00 golden opportunities. Jetta CLX F-HSE 1989 R30,900.00 At Waivis Bay InterAtlentic Jetta CLX AlconM 1987 R23,900.00 Blue Waters FC battled to a two-all draw against log lead­ UNDER R10,OOO.OO~ ers Eleven Arrows to book themselves a berthin the semi­ Peugeot 504 1982 R5,500.00 finals. 'The Koko Muatunga's " "" 504 SIWA 1982 R8,500.00 birds, as Blue Waters are also ' VW Passat GLS 5 Speed 1982 'R8,500.00 .' known, have been woithy of Mercedes 220 R6,500.00 their "giant killer" tag oflate. Waters had a sluiky start to thC Datsun 1400 1981 R8,900.00 season, but are playing fine soccer at the moment after their CROESERS' BAKKIE FEVER! healthy sponsorship ofR60